Oil Industry Notes and Promotions Highlight 1958
AOSC meeting in Dallas January 16 to 18 features a “Personality X” badge gimmick with a $50 prize for the 49th new introduction. Honors go to Dalrymple and Mayborn for oil industry writing. Patty Snow named Miss Oil Progress, while CBS TV will air Oil Information Committee items in Texas schools Monday, Dec 30. promotions include A. J. Steker as assistant district superintendent in Brownfield. A Texas geophysical crew roundup totals 165, with seismic leading at 137, and a new Bureau of Mines microseismic method predicts underground rock falls for miner safety.
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Association of Oil- Well
Baker Hotel
Dallas
Texas
Cbs-Tv
John W. Scott
South Plains
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Plainview
B Bureau of Mines
Government Printing Office
Washington
D.C
Bureau of Mines
Visiting kin and friends fill city homes this weekend
Mrs Emma B Russell hosts her daughter Mrs R G Beadle and husband at 3804 43rd St while visiting guests include Mrs W B Steele of Crosbyton and Robin J Clack border patrol chief with daughters Cathy and Barbara from El Paso. Several relatives gather across Lubbock Amarillo Perryton and Tulsa.
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Emma B. Russell
R. G. Beadle
43Rd St
Crosbyton
Robin
J. Clack
Border Patrol
Cathy
Barbara
Fl Paso
Russell
W. C. Carpenter
18Th St
Charles
A. Bird
Minnie Freeman
Caddo
Okla
J. M. Hill
Jeo L
Shorty. Edwards
Idalon
Lubbock
Norma Rich
Ernie Freeman
George C. Cooper
Josephine Ballenger
W. F. Griffin
Austins
T.M. Osborne
George M. Cooper
Perryton
W.E. Nelson
Ruddy Bonjours
Amarillo
Newt Tedman
Tulsa
Margaret Crabtree
Houston
Tennessee Judge Denies Bribe Implications In Teamster Case
Criminal Court Judge Raulston Schoolfield rejected accusations that he took a bribe to quash indictments involving Teamsters union members charged with labor violence. In a one hour address he declared the probe targeted him alone and described the allegations as a consummate plot by certain interests to destroy him.
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Chastanooca
Tenn
Criminal Court
Raulston Schoolfield
Senate
Labor
Committee
Chattanooga
Glenn Smith
H. L. Boling
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Boling
Smith
Schoolfield
Tennessee Supreme Court
Team Sters
Boling-Smith
James Spence Galloway
Internal Revenue Service
Lavern Duffy
No single correct posture, scientist asserts
CHICAGO UP A University of Colorado anthropologist says there is no universal correct posture and posture varies worldwide. He notes Europeans see casual postures in Soviet films as improper etiquette, while Americans enjoy broader freedom but avoid some feminine positions. The research aids design of comfortable clothing, chairs, aircraft seats, and may study effects on children via television.
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Chicago
University of Colorado
Gordon W. Hewes
American Anthropological Association
Hewes
U.S
Christmas Decoration Contest Winners Named in Slaton
In Slaton on December 28 three homes won prizes in the annual Christmas decoration contest sponsored by the Water Plant Chamber of Commerce. First prize of 20 dollars went to Mrs. Harold Wilson for overall decorations at 755 South 21st. Second prize of 10 dollars went to Mrs. Claude Porter, 550 West Street, for originality of design and method. A fifth prize was awarded to Mrs. R. Childress for lighting effects at 805 West.
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orhre _R. Childress
Famed clown urges federal aid to save American circus
Emmett Kelley, the famed sad faced clown, asks Sen. Fulbright for government help to prevent the circus from disappearing. He cites prohibitive labor and transport costs as the main killers and argues federal aid could preserve a long standing American tradition for children and future generations.
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Everglades City
Fla
Emmett Kelley
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
United States
Kelley
Man convicted of stealing from blind landlady in Edinburgh
Thomas J. Johnstone, 45, was convicted of stealing from his blind landlady to pay rent. A court sentenced him to nine months in jail.
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Edinburgh
Scotlind
Thomas J. Johnstone
Friday
Tourist travel in Israel up 56 percent in September
Travel records show Jewish and Arab visitors increasing in Israel from 1936 to 1957 with September gains reaching about 56 percent over prior levels. The data highlight a notable surge in tourist activity during the month of September.
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Israel
Australian tests probe no Legend soil claim in New Guinea
Port Moresby reports medical officials will test alleged soil from a tribal area said to have rejuvenating powers when cooked and eaten. The story notes the claim involves a legend about a specific soil type across New Guinea tribes.
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New Guinea
Port Moresby
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