Midway oil field data and history spark reader interest
An Oklahoma oil field near Patmos in Lafayette County, Midway, is reported with 44 producing wells and a current production limit of 7,744 barrels daily. To date the field has yielded 33,754,781 barrels of oil and 4,370,193 MCF of gas, with an original reservoir containing an estimated 28 million barrels and a 37 percent recovery factor. The article notes a Reynolds Lime formation and a six year postdiscovery reservoir pressure of 2,699 psi.
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Wildcatter
Midway Pool
Patmos
LaFayette County
Arkansas Qik & Gas Commission
Imi
Midway
Lafayette Cownly
Reynolds Lime
Barnsdall Oil Company
The
Star
Arabs fight in Jerusalem as Jews seize key strongpoints
In southern Jerusalem fierce fighting left many dead as Haganah forces captured key Arab positions including near Katamon and St Simon's monastery. British and Arab units reinforced areas around Jerusalem while fighting continued at sunset with forces blocking main routes to Jaffa and Lydda.
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Eric Gouge
Jerusalem
Jaffa
Katamon
Eply
Haganah
St.Simon's Monastery
Hely
Jericho
Bethlehem
Hebron
Jericha
Salama
Jaffa-Lydda
Ramle
Rats Branded as a Community Health Campaign
Dr FH D Linker of the City Health Department urges residents to brand rats as a public health threat while outlining simple steps to cut off rats food sources. He calls for tight covered garbage containers, twice weekly home collection, daily business disposal, and adherence to Arkansas State Board of Health and Hope city rules to protect health.
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FH. D. Linker
City Health Department
Arkansas State Board of Health
City of Hope Board of Health
Woyour
City of Hope
Smallest creature on west coast of Alaska described
A fragment notes the royal antelope as the smallest end-chewing animal, stating it stands about one inch tall on the west coast of Alaska.
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Allied
Royal Antelope
Communists Set to Go Underground
New York April 36 UP The Communist party says it will go underground if the Mundt bill to control subversive activities passes Congress. Chairman William Z Foster vows the party will refuse to register with the Justice Department defending democracy by resisting a Fascist blacklist.
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New York
Communist Party
Mundt
Congress
William Z. Foster
Justice Department
Foster
Midwest Feels Lack of Corn for Livestock News
Chicago reports a sparse cattle feeding season as a short corn crop empties Midwestern lots. Analysts warn of a sharp drop in meat production within about 30 days as feed supplies dwindle and cattle feeders scale back.
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Midwest
William Ferare
Chicago
Hyd. Gramlich
Chicago and Northestern Railway
Odr
Omaha Stock Yards
Gramlich
Mark Pickell
Sun Belt
Conway
National Livestock Prueduew’s Association
Siluateon Ly
Stassen Rules Out Vice Presidential Bid
Former Minnesota governor and Republican presidential hopeful Harold Stassen says he will not run for vice president behind Dewey. He would not comment on a potential second spot to Taft or Vandenberg as he finishes a New Jersey visit and heads to Rhode Island. Party leaders in New Jersey praise him as a forthright campaigner while remaining noncommittal on delegate support.
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Trenton
N. J
Py Tareld E. Stassen
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Roberta Taft
Artiur H. Vandenarg
Minnesota
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Stassen
Anger Ends Supreme Court Hearing on Taft-Hartley Case
Washington April 20 An angry Chief Justice Vinson cut off CIO and government attorneys as Frankfurter pressed questions in the first Taft Hartley act test case heard by the Supreme Court The tense session lasted near two hours with Vinson repeatedly declaring Your time has expired and ordering silence The proceedings focused on whether the unions political spending ban and ministerial actions violated constitutional grounds The hearing ended with references to continuing arguments in Charleston W Va and a note that continued on page two
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Washington
Vinson
Supreme Court
Frankfurther
CIO
Lee Press- Han
Frankfurter
CLO
Jeff
Jesse Climenko
Clark
Ben Moore
Charleston
W. Va
U.S. District Court
One Vote Sends Air Bill To Senate Today
Washington April 30 The M Group air force plan goes before the Senate today unless one member objects Lenning Bridges plans to seek suspension of rules for immediate take up of a 2330000000 defense fund bill The Senate Appropriations Committee approved the measure 8 1 vote The plan would allocate 608100000 to air forces and 1887000000 in contracts with Navy See also Army engineers funds and jet fighters and bombers provisioned by the committee's action
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Washington
Senate
Lenning Bridges
Senate Appropriations Committee
Green
D-Rd
Sercretary of
Defense Forrestall
House
Army Engineers
Air Force
Naval Air Arm
Navy
Air Symington
Air Forces Raucine
Bridges
Second Cancer Clinic Held in Hempstead county
The second Cancer Clinic of Hempstead county was held Wednesday at Juling Chester hospital with Dr Spinker Qr Pranks and Gr Wood of Texarkaia examining physicians. Sixty five persons appeared for examination. The clinics are free of charge and funded by contributions to the Hempstead county unit of the American Cancer Society to support cancer control efforts.
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Hempstead County
Juling Chester Hospital
Spinker
Qr. Pranks
Gr. Wood
Texarkaia
American Cancer Society
Schoolboy Hurt In Morning School Class
Schoolboy Larry Moses son of Mr and Mrs Perry Moses suffered a slight finger injury in manual training class at school this morning. He was treated by Dr Sims who said the injury was not serious. From the earth the moon gets earthshine similar to moonlight.
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Larry Moses
Perry Moses
Dr. Sims
Badger Clark Quietly Seeks God in Black Hills Cabin
Custer South Dakota April 30. Badger Clark known as the Black Hills Badger and poet laureate lives in a four room cabin in Custer Shire Park with a $10 annual rent. He speaks of a frugal life, poverty of possessions, and a vocation centered on spiritual quests rather than wealth. He avoids city life, travels to towns only occasionally, and relies on simple routines and writings to sustain his life.
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Custer
S. D
Badger Clark
Black Hills
South Dakota
Badger
Custer Shire
Slate Gate
Calvin Coplidge
White House
Badger Hole
Rudyar Kipling
Lily
Wwe
Thas
jWwiek
Funeral for Breneman Draws Thousands of Housewives
Hollywood crowds prepare to honor radio host Tom Brenneman at Forest Lawn Memorial Park with thirty honorary pallbearers. The King’s Men will sing as the service honors the 48 year old who died of a heart attack just before a scheduled Breakfast in Hollywood broadcast.
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Hollywood
Idei
Tom Brenneman
Mayl
Slas
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Broneman
American Broadcasting Company
Lewis calls coal operators to bargain on new contract
John L. Lewis urged soft coal operators to meet for talks on a new contract, noting his current pact expires June 20. He seeks pension increases for elderly miners and possible wage hikes, while operators contest funding from the welfare fund and a royalty hike. Production shows signs of near-normal levels after a coal walkout.
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Washington
Uv’p
John L. Lewis
Unitec
Warkent
Lewis
Ue Sharenam Hovel
UMW
Lanor
Notcs
United Mine Workers
Welfare Fund
Seniotr Styles Bridges
RSH
Ezra van Hor
van Horn
Reyenga Station Opens Saturday at Emmet
Gerald Koywiga formally opens his new Strines station at Mamet on Saturday. Public inspection is invited as the facility offers fuel and services near Highway 6% in Emmet, with WelKnown local 1 Tnet man cited.
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Reyenga
Emmet
Gerald Koywiga
Tnet
Mamet
Auto Workers Schedule May 12 Strike at Chrysler
United Auto Workers timetables a May 12 strike affecting about 73,000 Chrysler workers across 18 plants in Michigan Indiana and California pending negotiations. The union seeks a 30 cent hourly wage rise plus fringe gains amid a stalemate after a six cent offer was rejected.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Today
Chrysler Corp
General Motors Corp
Uaw-Cio
Chrysler
Michigan
Indiana
California
Norman Matthews
Kiwanis Minstrel Tonight At Local High School
Kiwanis Club presents a second minstrel show at the high school auditorium starting tonight at an evening hour. A large crowd enjoyed last night’s performance with entertainment and the crowning of a queen to be announced. Proceeds benefit the local Youth Center and welfare programs, with parsons encouraged to attend.
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Kiwanis Club
Parsons
Siwanis. Club
Missionary Miss Gray to Speak at Piost Church Sunday
Miss Cammie Gray, missionary in China since 1826, will speak at Piost Christian Church during both services on Sunday May 2. She recently spoke at the Arkansas State Convention and will travel to Kansas next week. she plans to return to China after furlough and will describe mission work and China's social, educational, and political developments. The programs are at 10:50 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. and the public is invited.
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Cammie Gray
China
The
Christian Church
Piost Christian Church
Miss Gray
Arkansas
Kansas
Arleen Wiss Gray
Exercises for Spring Hill Graduates
Spring Hill graduates will have services at Spring Hill Baptist Church at 6 p.m. Sunday May 2 with Reverend H G Durth of Prescott Arkansas delivering the sermon. Commencement Exercises follow Thursday evening May 11 at the High School Gym where Glen Walker Hopeful will deliver the address. Public invitation extended.
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Heverend
H G. Durth
Missionary Baptist Church
Prescott
Arkansas
Glen Walker
Hope Aftor
Picture Man to Meet Kids on Saturday in Hope
Youngsters in the Hope area are to meet Gene Thomas of Nationwide Pictures at Hope City Hall at 10 o clock Saturday morning for preliminary work on Toy and Huckleberry Inn presented here by arrangement with the VF of Wo. Mr. Thomas will be in the city continuously until the play presentation on May 20, replacing the previously noted May 18 date.
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Hope Area
Gene Thomas
Nationwide Pictures
Hope City Hall
Thomas
Rail labor feud nears settlement talks in Chicago
In Chicago on April 30 Frank Douglass said the threatened nationwide railroad strike was averted only by direct negotiations between management and unions. A. O. Nejedly and Douglass met with railroad leaders as carriers pushed for arbitration though unions oppose it. Both sides reported productive discussions but warned that a strike could still occur if talks fail.
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Chicago
Frank Douglass
Wational (Railway) Medias Board
Manay
Ets
Douglass
Francis
O'Nejdl
Coard
Nis
Neaivanley Johnson
Enginsers
D.B. Robertson
Robertson
Sivikte
Johnston
Clevela
Twa
Cleveland
A.P. Whitney
Br Therhoog
Hope to Be Featured on U S Broadcast
Hope to be featured on a Mutual network program as Walt Mason plans to highlight Hope Arkansas. He seeks a suitable community donation recipient from Cotton Valley relief funds and asks the Hope Chamber of Commerce and local groups to suggest a center or institution for radio support.
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Walt Mason
Mutual Network
Hope
Catton Valley
Hope Chamber of Merce
Radio
Hope Kiwanis Club
Palgn
KXAR
New
Mason
Thomas M
O'N
Bruce Chapman
West Dist St
New York
Nya
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Hitler
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Wendell Wilkie
Katt Roosevett
Harold Stassen
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Stalin
Sivi
Molotov
Gromyko
Vishinky
Mr. Hyde
Stalin Pr
Jekyll
Associated Press
Moscow
Trieste
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Russia
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Christophers
Juandon
Paris
Oslo
Berlin
Brussels
By Paul M. Yost
Schoolboy
Black Hill
God
Fureral of Breneman
Contributions To Cancer Control
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B.C Hyatt
Jae Jares
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Auto Workers
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