Bloodmobile to Visit Lockney Thursday
A Red Cross bloodmobile will visit Lockney at the First Baptist Church on Thursday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The quota is 150 pints, with 250 pledge cards needed. Joseph Holt leads the effort with Rusty Racous assisting. cards go to Mrs. Henry Hodel for the card committee. Blood collected will be flown to Fort Worth then Korea.
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Lockney
American Red Cross
First Baptist Church
Joseph Holt
Rusty Raceus
FE. J. Foster
Henry Hodel
Hodel
Fort Worth
Korea
West Texas Leads State Oil Output Through 1951
A historical overview shows West Texas as the state pace setter in 1951 with 1,045,184 barrels of crude oil daily, while Panhandle fields expanded to 1,822 producing wells and 85,470 barrels daily. The Panhandle saw deeper drilling, 1952 capacity notes include seven refineries and 36 natural gas plants, with cycling recovery and increased production across districts 70 and 8.
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Masterson
Panhandle
Carson County
Panhandie
Ecarbon Black
West Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
San Angelo
Midland
Iladacol Corner
Hadacol Corner
Midkiff
North Texas
Borden County
Districts
Charrels Daily
Andrews Eesseeese
Borden Eeeeresesnes
Runnels Weve Wonevaseere
Schleicher Weeesaeeeeeese Scurry Seeeesseeeseesee
Sterling
Five conservation awards to be given at forestry convention
The American Forestry Assn will present five conservation awards at its annual convention on Monday. Among the recipients is Ernest L. Kurth, an executive with a Texas lumber mill and paper company.
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Asheville
N. C
American Forestry Assn
Ernest L. Kurth
Texas Lumber Mill and Paper Company
Former Oklahoma City mayor and jeweler Walter C. Dean dies
Walter C. Dean 87 former Oklahoma City mayor 1927 1931 and businessman died at his daughter Mrs Walter C Shorton in Dallas He was a jeweler and father in law of Gen Walter Campbell Short Pearl Harbor commander His widow, a grandson Lt Col Walter Dean Short in Washington and two sisters survive Funeral services set for Paris Texas Dean’s former home and that of his widow The former Miss Jamie Lee McBath of Paris
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Dallas
Walter C. Dean
Oklahoma City
Walter C. Shorton
Dalas
Dean
Walter Campbell Short
Pearl Harbor
Walter Dean Short
Washington, D. C
Ella Casey
Collingswood
N. J
Ida Payne
Camden
Paris
Tex
Jamie Lee McBath
Plane Carrying Marine Reservists Crashes in Canal
A Navy Beechcraft carrying Marine reservists crashed into a canal near the New Orleans Naval Air Station, killing five occupants and injuring a sixth. The twin-engined plane went down less than two miles from its base while en route for weekend training.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Naval Air Station
Odessa oil show signals county’s world ranking clash
Ector County’s oil output ranks it as a top producer if it were a country. In 1951 Ector would be eighth globally behind the U S and major oil nations, with cumulative 1952 figures reaching over 518 million barrels. Odessa hosts a four day oil show with 75 000 to 100 000 expected, featuring a parade and a 15 000 person Saturday barbecue during Oil Progress Week.
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Ector
Texas
California
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Kansas
Wyoming
Ector County
Oil and Gas Journal
U. S
Venezuela
Russia
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Iran
Merxico
Canada
Colombia
Argentina
Trinidad
Germany
Egypt
Bahrein Island
Iraq
Qatar
British Borneo
Indonesia
Austria
Romania
Odessa
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Austin
Texas Employment Commission
Broadway
Lubbock
Anon Aps
America
Laat
Tishomingo
Oklo
Amarillo
John Ray Dome
American Forestry Association
Maytag
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Heath's
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Birge
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