Rocket Petroleum Opens Modern Office in Lubbock Building
Rocket Petroleum Co with Alvan Shambeck as president occupies a new 3306 31th St. office in Lubbock. The firm plans expansion to add floors, operates from the Lubbock home office, and holds leases across Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and the Williston Basin with ongoing drilling in multiple counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocket Petroleum Co
Lubbock Oil
Rocket
31Th St
Alvan Shambeck
J. T. Jenkins
Coleman D. McSpadden
B. T
Bill) Jenkins
Louis Shambeck
LaVerne Montgomery
Rocket Oil Co
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Williston Basin
North Dakota
Lubbock
Bell
Baylor
Howard
Jones
Graham
Young
Falls
Archer
Garza
Young County
Strawn
Rocket Field
Bell County
Archer County
Megargle
Falls County
Lott
Howard, Jones and Garza
Rocket Petroleum
Ardmore
Loving
Deaf Smith
Palmer
Oldham Counties
Rocket's
34Th St
Rocket Petroleum Company
Rocket Buys
New Petroleum Leases and Surveys Across Andrews County
A sprawling listing details oil and gas leases and surveys across Andrews and neighboring counties including Andrews, Cochran, Dawson, and Terry. It names companies such as The Texas Company and Magnesia Petroleum Co and notes multiple blocks and sections with drill depths and rotary operations near Whiteface, Seminole, and Perkins. A final note mentions a June 19 referendum on a new constitution in Damascus Syria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Syria
Avgas Co‑Ordinators Oversee Nation's Gas Output
James D. Shacter reports on Donald P. Heath and James E. Lee of the Petroleum Administration for Defense who coordinate aviation gasoline from 46 manufacturers and 55 refineries to meet rising military needs. Their long distance bills run about 275 dollars monthly as they deter price bickering and ensure supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Shacter
Washington
Donald P. Heath
James E. Lee
Petroleum Administration For Defense
PAD
Heath
Lee
U.S
Heath and
Defense
PAC
Lee Ballance
Col
Douglas R. Brown
Armed Services Petroleum Purchasing Agency
National Petroleum Council
Tech Wins Magnolia Grant for Geophysics Study
Texas Technological College is among fifteen institutions to receive Magnolia Petroleum Co. scholarships for 1953 54. Tech's geophysics grant totals 750 dollars and will support senior year study with no obligation to work for Magnolia. Other recipients include Kansas State College Rice Institute Colorado School of Mines University of Tulsa and Georgia Tech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Technological College
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Tech
Magnolia
Kansas State College
Rice Institute
Colorado School of Mines
University of Tulsa
Georgia Institute of Technology
Louisiana State University
Uni
Oil Field Completions Across South Plains Region Reported
The document lists multiple oil completions across counties such as Garza Howard Kent and Yoakum, detailing operators, section lines, perforation depths, acidizing treatments with thousands of gallons, daily oil and water production, and gravity oil figures. It also notes scholarships in geology at several universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laxe-Yatesstagnoin Petroleum Co
Block Auto
PSL Sur
Gulf Oil Corp
Licar State
Black
University Lands
Nolley
Wichita-albany
Magnolia
Petroleum Co
Bertha
North Find
League
Gaines Csl
Nolley-Wolfcamp
Magnolia Petroleum Co LE
Nolles
League BU
Grines Csl
County Levelland
Warren-Bradshaw Exploration Chcr
Stamnes
Harrison & Brown Surves
United Development Co
Mary
West Lines of Labor
Mills Csl
Ames County
Westland
Upper Clear Fork
Carl J. West Lord
South Land
West
Brock A.23
PSL
Garza County
Tobe-Strawn
Tobe Foster
HATC
Fasa
Kent County Condell Reet
Chapman & McFarland Production Co
Dunn
Terry County
Prentice—Great Western Drilling Co
LA Brit Clare
C&m
Yoakum County Prentice— Tennessee Production Co
Crutchfield
John H. Gibson
Water Injection Credit Plans for SACROC Unit At SACROC Hearings
W A Moncrief and partners proposed secondary recovery rules for the Scurry Area Canyon Reef Oil Committee Unit in Scurry County Kelley-Snyder field. They seek no spacing changes, keep existing gas-oil ratio, adjust rules to allow 1.5 to 1 water-oil ratio, and permit water and gas injection with Commission approval. Quarterly ratio tests, semiannual bottom-hole surveys, and monthly reports would govern credits and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scurry Area
Canyon Reef Oil Committee
Kelley-Snyder
Scurry County
Railroad Commission
W. A. Moncrief
Crestal
Sacroc
Commission
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Mth St
San Augustine
Corpus Christi
South Plains
George T. Prigmore
Andrews County
Yates
Andrews
Holt—Leland Fikes
University Lands Survey
Amihearl
Wildcat
Texas Company
State
University
Langs
Magnesia Petroleum Co
EA Falken
Bick
Gemmbea Sures
Omee
Surerior O Ca
Universit
Universite
Lands
Cochran County
Warren-Bradshaw Exploration Co
CS. Dean
It. League
Lipscomn Cel
Whiteface
Rotary
Levelland—Cities Service
Gil Co
Suamnes
Harrison & Brown
Lehman
Fotary
Dawson County
Mangerville
Service
Ol Co
Brennand
Gaines County
Westuna
Westland Et
Sherrod
Nori
West Lines
Semiciole
Robertson
J.B. Robertson
Threeway Drilling Co
S&f Gold
R. Durrett
Tobe Foe
Alice Wiliams
Biork
Hegn Survey
Lusticeburg
Hockley County
Ropes-Pennestranian
Honolulu Oil Corp and
Signal Oi & Gas Car
L. S. Rosser
Howard CS
Ropes
Howard County
Kent County
Cogdell
San Andres
Chapman & McFarlin Production
My Cosdell
Sures
Snvider
Terry County Prenticesm
Kay “Kimbell
ST. Murphy
North End
Tokio
R. He Fullon
Alvin Shambeck
Avgas
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co
Paulsboro
N.J
Philadelphia
Magnolia Co
Glasscock—Continental Oil Co
Kion Et Als
T&p
Versity of Tulsa
University of Texas
University of Oklahoma
Texas A&m College
University of Michigan
University of Minnesota
Miami University of Ohio
Towa State University
University of Wyoming
Permian Basin
West Texas
Midland
Rinehart
Borden
Brewster
Cochran
Cottle Crane Crockett
Crosby
Winkler Yoakum
Sai
Chaves
Eddy
Il Lea Hidalgo
Mora
Otero Socorro
Alvin
Shambeck
Jenkins
The
McSpadden