State Oil Allowable Reduction Seen in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma oil officials discussed a reduction plan with the Railroad Commission to lower allowable oil from 450 to 450 barrels per day per buyer, aiming to cut surplus stocks. Texas production also cut by more than 310,000 barrels daily over two months as part of a broader move to reduce output and prevent waste. In Austin, Texas officials voiced shared burden to curb production. More than 600 Oklahoma home builders will meet August 12 to review new national housing legislation, called by Vernon Mudd of the Tulsa association.
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the Texas
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Austin
Oklahoma
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Tulsa
Oklahoma State Home Builders Association
Man Accused Of Murdering Best Friend In Arizona
A man is charged with murder in a case linked to the slaying of a city service station owner and neighbor. The victim, identified as Frederick, was shot through the heart with a .32 pistol and died at home. His neighbor Mrs Demand, former wife of Dallas real estate man A Pollard Simmons, was found dead in a canal days later.
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Eto
Frederick
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Demand
Mrs
Dallas, Tex
A. Pollard Sithe
A. Pollard Simons
Dallas
Capt
J. F. Lucey
Nash Warehouse Fire Causes Three Thousand Dollar Loss
Damage to a Nash warehouse and filling station was estimated at 3000 dollars after a late Thursday fire. Firemen cited grass fire as the ignition source and low water pressure hampered efforts as crews from jet and pond Creek aided Nash firefighters.
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Okla
Grant County
Jet
Pond -Creek
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