New Wildcat Prospects Rise Across Hale Garza And Scurry
Oil activity reports indicate new wildcats in Hale Garza and Scurry counties with discovery wells, stepouts and test flows. Irish field northeast Hale tested 500 barrels in 19 hours, while Ellenburger tests pursue 7 000 to 10 000 feet depths in Kent and Hale areas.
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Hale
Garza
Scurry
Hale County
Garza County
Scurry County
Polar
Kent County
Ellenburger
Garza Wildcast
Midland Oil Corporation
Railroad Commission of Texas
Post
D. W
J. H. Eubanks
WCRR
Wes
Eubanks
Pure O
No. 1 Pescon
STAWT
Lubbock
Eaehes
Bailey
Sullivan
Enochs
Seaboard Oil Company of Delaware No. 1
Robinson
Spraberry
Dawson County
Dawson
Welch Field
Anderson- Prichard Oil Corporation
O’brien
Cities Service Oil Company No. 1 Robinson
San Andres
Helen Cunningham
Seminole
Doss
Gaines County
Honolulu Oil Corporation No. 1
Ellington
Alex Field
Terry County
Amerada Petroleum Corporation No
Tannehill
Yoakum County Exploration
Oil Well Machinery Should Be Branded Says Pitzer
Paul Pitzer, head of the theft prevention committee of the Mid-Continent Oil & Gas association, urges oilmen to brand their equipment to deter theft. He cites $1,000,000 in losses last year and notes over 100,000 wells across 200 counties in Texas where gear is scattered and often unsecured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breckenridge
Paul Pitzer
Pitzer
Mid-Continent Oil & Gas Association
Texas
Child Killed When Car Overturned Near Brownwood
Brownwood Texas October 19 A boy named David Lynn Chalmers three years old died after a family car with a blown rear tire overturned three miles from Brownwood while en route from Temple to work for the Santa Fe railroad. The father David W Chalmers 29 suffered cuts and bruises. The child’s body was to be returned to Temple for funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood
U.P
David Lynn Chalmers
David W. Chalmers
Temple
Santa Fe
Russians In Washington Seldom Meet The Press
United Press staff writer Freder ick Othman describes a rare Washington press conference at the Soviet embassy. Michael S. Vavilov reads a statement defending Russia’s stance on agents of foreign powers while reporters crowd the room and note the embassy’s odors of stew and perfume. New Zealand is noted as a leading wool producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nikolai V. Nokirov
Michael S. Vavilov
New York
Justice Department
Vavilov
Showdowns Loom in Big Three Diplomacy Across Europe and Asia
In the wake of the Paris peace talks, Secretary Byrnes warns of rising tensions with the Soviet Union as the Big Three face crises over Turkish defense, the New York foreign ministers meeting, and a forthcoming German peace treaty. The Reich crisis amid postwar realignments dominates Europe with broader far eastern stakes to follow.
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Russia
Byrnes
Unon
America
Moscow
Turkey
Dardanelles
Ankara
New York
Paris
Ceremany
Reich
Europe
Far East
Funeral services set for Shope in Clovis Sunday
Funeral services for Herman Ray Shope 28 who was killed in the Santa Fe shops when a cable broke will be held Sunday in Clovis New Mexico. Shope was pinned beneath a box car bed after the accident Thursday ending in his death.
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Clovis
N. M
U.P
Herman Ray Shope
Santa Fe
Shope
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South Plains Oil Development News
Stanolird Oil & Gas Company No
E. L. Fisher
Petersburg
Elienburger
Humble Oil & Refining Company
T. C. Davis, Et al
Saucer
H&tc Survey
Santa Fe Rairoad
Humble
Feit
Blackmon
John H. Gibson
Jones Ranch
Amerada No
Jones
Osl
Gaines
Read & Denman
William O. McLeod
Dial
Russell Winters
Chicago
Gloria
Marla Winters
Frederick C.othman
United Press
The
Federation of Women’s Clubs
New Zealand
Amarillo
Sale
Amarillo Livestock Auction Co
Western Stockyards
Ed Johnson
Amarillo, Texas
Jay Taylor
Lubbock Real Estate Board
BUICK
H. P
Scoggin - Dickey Motor Co
Avalanche
West
Seymour, Texas
0. F. Temple
God
Information Center
Lubbock. Texas
ST. Elizabeth Church
ST. Elizabeth
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