Standard of New Jersey Profits Jump in Year
Standard of New Jersey, a leading world petroleum firm, posted a 14 percent rise in profits for the year, with net earnings of 709,210,000 on sales and investments totaling 7,281,893,000. US operations provided 27 percent of revenue, while Western Hemisphere and Eastern Hemisphere activities accounted for 51 and 22 percent respectively, with notable activity in Venezuela.
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Oil price lift timed to exploit Middle East crisis
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Durbee Portrays Europe Demand Outlook in 1957 First Quarter
In the first quarter of 1957 92 percent of normal requirements were estimated to be met and by the close of the quarter and into the second quarter 1957 Europe’s full normal requirements were estimated to be met. Durbee’s oath is noted in the context of these projections.
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