Oilmen Who Climbed Ladder Honored by Industry Leaders
Two Texas oilmen who rose from roustabout and clerk roles to industry prominence will be honored by the Texas Independent Oil and Gas Association at its 38th annual meeting in Dallas. J. Ed Warren of New York and Midland and Sam M. Gladney of Sun Oil Southwest Division are to receive awards for outstanding service. Warren, 53, has led industry groups, served in government roles, and helped shape energy policy, while Gladney, 57, rose from clerk to Sun Oil executive, helping establish East Texas water management and proration efforts. The ceremonies occur October 3-4 in Dallas.
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Life Of U.S. Wage-Earner Now Averages 69.8 Years
New York report from Metropolitan Life Insurance Co shows average life expectancy at birth for America's wage earners and families at 69.8 years based on 1954 mortality. The gain over 1953 is nearly a year. life expectancy has risen steadily since 1879, with 14.2 years remaining at age 65. Projections suggest the 70-year mark may be reached soon, contingent on reducing infectious disease, accidents, and major chronic illnesses.
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Mrs FDR Returns From Global Tour With Soviet Tone
New York report says Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt described Soviet sweet talk matching the Western mood as she returned from her third world voyage. She noted Molotov’s friendliness on a Paris flight and urged Americans not to underestimate the battle for hearts and minds. A separate item notes a train derailment near Johnston County and Austrian occupation ending with Soviet troops leaving.
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