Record Oil Year Seen By Journal
Tulsa reports Oil and Gas Journal midyear forecast expects 1955 to surpass 1954 in completions, crude production, gas liquids, imports, refinery runs, and total demand. Completions reach 56,430 with wildcat 12,168. crude production average 6.712 million bpd. imports 1.193 million bpd. refinery runs 7.339 million bpd. total crude demand around 8.579 million bpd for the year.
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Tulsa
Oil and Gas Journal
The
Gulf Coast
Texas
Louisiana
Kendall Told To Discontinue Solicitations on State Farms
Oklahoma City July 23 Secretary of State Andy Anderson said he instructed Jeff Kendall to stop naming himself as a $25 a year registered agent in state farms mailed to corporations Kendall has been typing his name as registered agent in blank articles of domestication sent to firms wishing to do business in Oklahoma His cover letter states he would like to be the agent for the corporation at $25 per year Anderson said the practice is not improper but noted it has been a long standing custom Kendall seeks the agent posts with each letter and would not disclose how many firms he represents or his annual pay beyond the state salary of 3400.
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Oklahoma City
Andy Anderson
Jeff Kendall
State Farms
Kendall
Oklahoma
Anderson
Captured Pilots Cleared and Restored to Duty
Four U.S. jet fliers captured during the Korean War were restored to full duty after a board found no action needed over alleged confessions extracted by Chinese forces. The pilots Harold E. Fischer Edwin L. Heller Lyle W. Cameron and Roland W. Parks were released May 31 and cleared after routine Air Force processing.
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Washington
U.S
Air Force
Harold E. Fischer
Swea City
Iowa
Edwin L. Heller
Wynnewood
Lyle W. Cameron
Lincoln
Neb
Roland W. Parks
Omaha
Under Treatment at Elk City Hospital
H. E. Payne is under treatment in the Community hospital at Elk City.
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Saddle Mountain
H. E. Payne
Elk City
Reid Convalescing After Apache Surgery
J. R. Reid is convalescing in Anadarko hospital after undergoing surgery.
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J. R. Reid
Anadarko Hospital
Lanza Seeks to Vacate 4361 Judgment in Damages Case
Hollywood singer Marion Lanza and his family faced a 4361.66 judgment over alleged damage to a $20,000 rental home after 28 months. Lanza denied ever being served a subpoena in the 440,000 damages suit by ex landlord Norman Kaiser, claiming he never woke that early on Sundays. Judge Stanley Mosk continued the case to Monday in Santa Monica.
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Marion Lanza
Tenor
Lanza
Norman Kaiser
Kaiser
Cliff Shaffer
Stanley Mosk
Santa Monica
Mother Says Officer Was Within Rights In Slain Youth Case
In Dayton, Vera Connors, mother of Arthur Dawson Roberts Jr., 19, told investigators the officer was within his rights after Roberts was shot by Patrolman C. B. Killean at the Connors home. Police said Roberts threatened with a gun toward the stepfather, prompting the officer to fire in what they deem self defense.
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Ohio
Vera Connors
Arthur Dawson Roberts Jr
C. B. Killean
Ronald Connors
Connors
R. C. Grandish
Vis
Roberts
Grundish
Killean
Harrah Boy 13 Is Polio Patient Admitted
A 13 year old Harrah boy, Paul Pittman, was admitted to Crippled Children's Hospital Friday night as a polio patient. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Victor Pittman of Harrah. Oklahoma reports 81 polio cases so far this year, compared with 376 last year, and the health department says the polio rate is lower than any of the previous seven years.
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Oklahoma City
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Paul Pittman
Victor Pittman
Harrah
Oklahoma
State Health Department
June Second Best Employment Month in Oklahoma
Oklahoma earned its second best non farm employment month on record in June with 547 700 workers. May added 3 000 jobs and year over year gains reached 8 500 while manufacturing hit 80 700. Tulsa area accounted for most of the rise with 5 725 new jobs in the past year.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
State Employment Security Commission
Dave Vandivier
Vandivier
Tulsa
Navy Plans Arctic Radar Warning Network Mission
The Navy will lead 117 ships into Arctic waters to build a 3000 mile DEW line and supply US Polar bases. The operation, termed the largest Arctic push, involves 60 cargo ships, 11 tankers, four passenger ships, eight icebreakers and 34 support vessels aiding the Air Force at Thule Greenland and Alaska bases.
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Arctic
Washington
High Arctic
U.S. Polar
Giant Air Force
Thule
Greenland
U.S
Alaska
String Of Tax Cuts Nears End
Liberal residents may see the end of six straight years of tax cuts as City Manager Willis Pittser notes the municipal budget next year could require a levy increase to expand facilities. The current levy is 15.40 mills. 14.50 mills is proposed. The city estimates 700000 will fund next year’s operations and 150000 will pay bonded debt.
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Willis Pittser
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