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Lawton Constitution in Lawton, Oklahoma

01 Sep 1954

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Lawton Constitution

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Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

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Sep 01, 1954

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4

Mexicans Discover Miguel Hidalgo Oil Field Richest in 16 Years

President Adolfo Ruiz Cortines announced a breakthrough field Miguel Hidalgo 380 miles south of Brownsville. The initial well yields 3000 barrels daily with crude at 31 gravity, the lightest richest Mexican oil in decades. Pemex plans expansive investment and wildcat drilling to boost exports and infrastructure.

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Progr Adolfo Ruiz Cortines Congress Ruiz Cortines Pennsylvania Texas Louisiana Gulf Coast Petroleos Mexicanos Government Pemex Antonio J. Bermudez U. S. Gulf Coast Vera Cruz Micael Hidalgo Brownsville Tex Mexico Rodolfo Ogarrio Texas Company Miguel Hidalgo
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Hitler’s 15 Year Aftermath Marked Across Germany

FRANKFURT report notes Adolf Hitler began World War II with the Poland invasion on September 1 1939. Fifteen years later West Germany shows revival yet faces division East and West and sovereignty delays. Some fear renewed isolationism.

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Hitler Frankfurt Adolf Hitler Poland Europe West Germany Germany France European Defense Community
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Trucks For State Harvest Workers From Arizona

Oklahoma appeals for cotton harvest labor as 10 Arizona trucks and buses move to Muskogee and Poteau to collect workers. Vandivier notes thousands of workers already left by car or bus to Arizona Arkansas and Missouri and that orders cover about 6000 workers across three states due to drought conditions.

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