New Oil Markets Open Worldwide Amid U.S. Demand Slowdown
U.S. demand growth slows while foreign consumption surges, expanding overseas oil markets from Britain and the North Sea to the South Pacific. U.S. producers chase foreign business as more refineries and rigs appear abroad, aided by American drilling crews and expertise.
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New York
United States
U.S
English Channel
North Sea
South Pacific
Britain
Germany
France
Fleece-Lined Gloves Turn Inside Out Make Polishing Mitts
A simple cleaning tip notes that fleece lined work gloves, worn inside out, serve as handy polishing mitts for silverware and metal furnishings. The method uses soft fabric to prevent scratches and combines comfort with efficient shine.
St Barbara Members Three Fort Sill Colonels Elected
Three departing Fort Sill colonels were elevated into the Ancient Order of St Barbara. Col I B Washburn received the honor from Brig Gen Thomas M Watlington and will depart for the Canal Zone. Col R H Van Valkenburgh Jr heads to the Air University and Col J H Hodges Jr goes to Turkey.
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Fort Sill
Order of
Carl I. Hutton
Army Aviation School
Artillery Center
Col. van Valkenburgh
The
Air University
Col. Hodges
Turkey
St. Louis Man Becomes ONG Vice President
H. A. Eddins of Laclede Gas Co Saint Louis has been named executive vice president of Oklahoma Natural Gas Co ONG also said General Superintendent P. K. Wallace will be promoted to operating vice president.
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Man
ONG
Tulsa
Okla
H. A. Eddins
The
Laclede Gas Co
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co
Supt
P. K. Wallace
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Cotton acreage falls 21 percent from last year
The Agriculture Department reports cotton in cultivation on July 1 at 19,961,000 acres, down 21 percent from last year. At a per acre yield of 300 pounds it could reach about 11,976,000 bales, though production was not forecast. last year yielded 16,456,000 bales.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Keratolytic Fungicide 4-L Advertises Fast-Acting Relief
An ad promoting 4-L a keratolytic fungicide claims it sloughs off infected skin to reach and kill germs and fungus on contact. It offers a 40c back guarantee if not pleased within one hour and notes availability today at Gilbert Woods.
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Gilbert Woods
ROTC Cadets Near End Of Fort Sill Summer Training
ROTC artillery cadets from multiple colleges across the United States and Hawaii near the end of a six week summer program at Fort Sill. Activities include dances and athletics with a Fort Sill Texas Aggie club outing on July 16 honoring Texas A&M cadets. Speaker Jim Owens and Clyde Norman are listed among organizers. Reservations advised with Captain Albright or the Fort Sill Tac and Combined Arms department.
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Rotc Artillery
United States
Hawaii
Fort Sill
Texas A&m Rotc
Texas Aggie Club
Rucker Park
Texas A&m
Jim Owens
A&m
Paul
Students Association
W. C. Albright
Maple
Department of Tactics and Combined Arms
Attending Sister Sterling
Rev. and Mrs. Fred Cox travel to Stephenville Texas to be with his critically ill sister in a special departure notice.
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Sterling
Fred Cox
Stephenville, Tex
BPW Homecoming Meeting Set With Tour Films
Three members return from European tours plan a homecoming meeting for BPW members. Margaret Day Pauline English and Nettie Pippin will present films from their trips at 7 p.m. July 15 in the BPW club room. The regular board session follows at 7:30 p.m. Monday.
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Lawton Business & Professional Women's Club
Margaret Day
Pauline English
Nettie Pippin
Frances King
Ida Denney
Fontanelle Blanchard
Lela J. Wilson
Joe Dorn
Terryton, Tex
Louise Kennedy
Willene Kleeman
Bradley claims costless campaign for Senate bid
Tulsa Oklahoma Ed Bradley, a 40 year old Democratic primary winner for state representative, says he won without spending a penny. He did not give speeches solicit votes or buy ads and beat his opponent 13 813 to 10 982.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
U. S. Senate
Ed Bradley
Bradley
Science finds new healing substance for piles
Science reports a substance that shrinks piles and stops pain without surgery. Sufferers say piles have ceased to be a problem. The healing agent Bio-Dyne, used for injured tissue, is now in a hemorrhoid ointment called Pations H available at your local store.
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St. M .Pos
Democrats Seek Hike In Unemployment Benefits
Democrats push floor fights in the House and Senate to extend jobless benefits and create a state borrowable reserve fund. Amendments aim to raise weeks of benefits to 26 and set minimums high as 50 percent of wages, but GOP leaders doubt passage.
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Washington
House
Senate
Daniel A. Reed
RNY
Sen
Kennedy
R-Mass
Rep. Forand
D-Ri
Forand
Eisenhower
Morocco First Nation to Recognize United States in 1787
Morocco became the first country to recognize the United States as a nation in 1787, marking an early historic alliance. This acknowledgment helped establish diplomatic relations and set a precedent for future international recognition.
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Morocco
United States
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