New Aspect Of Battle With Corrosion Told
Dr Willard R Scott outlined a revolutionary approach to corrosion control at the Permian Basin Section meeting. He demonstrated the Corrosometer a device measuring corrosion rate with high precision and displayed its portable and laboratory models. The talk stressed that high concentration inhibitor slug treatments improve results in waterflood and producing wells and drew many audience questions.
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Willard R. Scott
Permian Basin
National Association of Corrosion Engineers
Lincoln Hotel
Crest Research Laboratories, Inc
Seattle
Washington
Scott
Two Wildcats Slated In Lea County New Mexico
In Lea County New Mexico The Texas Company plans a 15000 foot Devonian test in section 7 20 33 The No 1 Muse Federal venture lies 35 miles southwest of Hobbs 660 feet from the south line and 1926 feet from the west line Also in Lea County John M Kelly staked a 4400 foot wildcat No 1 Shipp seven miles northwest of Hobbs 660 feet from north and east lines of section 28 18 37.
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Lea County
N. M
Texas Company
Muse Federal
Hobbs
John M. Kelly
Services Today For Oil Official Brereton
Henry H. Brereton 62 comptroller of California Oil Co. Perth Amboy died Sunday at his Woodbridge home. Born in Maysville Kansas he studied in Oklahoma Kansas and California. He joined Standard Oil in 1921 and rose to board secretary treasurer and director before becoming comptroller in 1952. Survived by wife Mary Langdon Brereton and son Robert L. Brereton.
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Woodbridge
N. J
Henry H. Brereton
California Oil Co
Perth Amboy
Brereton
Maysville
Kan
Oklahoma
Kansas
University of California
Standard Oil
Glendale
Calif
Standard Stations, Inc
Genera
San
Stepouts Set In Three Ector County Fields
Whiteside and Bassett of Odessa file to drill No 1 H S Foster on a 240 acre lease seven miles south of Isa in the Grayburg field. Project to a depth of 4700 feet with a rotary rig. Forest Oil Corp drills No 1 G V B H Blakeney as a step out to Glorieta production in the Gold Smith East multipay field, 12 miles northwest of Odessa. Drilled to 5300 feet on a 160 acre lease. Texas Gulf Production Co of Midland files to drill No 18B Roy Parks in the Dora Roberts Ellenburger field four miles south of Odessa to 13500 feet on a 2540 acre lease.
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Ector County
Whiteside & Bassett
Odessa
H. S. Foster
Double H
Grayburg
Isa
Forest Oil Corp
B. H. Blakeney
Gold Smith
T&p
Texas Gulf Production Co
Midland
Roy Parks
Dora Roberts
Ellenburger
Andrews Well Finds New Pay Zone in Glascow Field
Stanoland s No 1 Long Well in the Glascow Devonian Field drilled from 9840 to 10161 feet with a one hour open, recovering 710 feet of oil rich water and a failing test. A second test from 9865 to 10178 feet yielded gas in 17 minutes and 270 feet of oil, plus 640 feet of heavy oil cut mud. Testils indicate Lower Dean Sand or Wolf camp. now drilling below 10363 feet, located 660 feet from south and east lines of section 30 block A-19 PSL, 17 miles northeast of Andrews.
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Stanolard
Glascow
Dean Sand
Wolf Camp
Andrews
Snolla
Santa Fe
Anc
Philips and
Texas Pacific
Ranger
Sinclair
Seaman
Skeily and
Superior
Bogle Farms
Solito
Su. S. A
New M Mexico
Willamson
Spencer, Drilling
Locations Staked For Three Wildcat Prospects
Three wildcat locations were staked across Reeves Tom Green and Fisher Counties. In Reeves County W M and A P Fuller of Midland have the No 1 Beulah Moran 660 feet from the north and east lines of section 5 block C 19 PSL survey with rotary expected to 4400 feet on an 80 acre lease. in Tom Green County W R Weaver set the No 1 A Mary B Hall et al 1980 feet from the north and east lines of section 105 Washington County Railroad survey with rotary to 6400 feet on an 880 acre lease. in Fisher County Jo In Texas Crudocated four miles west of Long Oil Co the No 1 Frankworth will reach 6200 feet with rotary on a 120 acre lease.
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Reeves
Tom Green
Fisher
Reeves County
W. M
A. P. Fuller
Midland
Beulah Moran
Pecos
W. R. Weaver
Mary B. Hall
Washington County Railroad Survey
Icat
Lot
Orient
Gillespie County
Fisher County
Texas
Long Oil Co
Frankworth
Terry
Supreme Court halts oil dispute actions in Gulf lands
The Supreme Court stayed proceedings in a Louisiana court over 500000 acres in the Gulf of Mexico claimed by both Louisiana and the federal government. It blocked both governments from issuing oil leases on the disputed land pending further order. State Judge Pickerell had temporarily blocked openings slated for May 15, delaying the sale.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Louisiana
Justice Department
Gulf of Mexico
Interior Department
Mark C. Pickerel
Department
Oil Production Declines Nationally. North Dakota Rises
The Oil and Gas Journal survey shows a weekly drop of 50 740 barrels in U S crude oil and condensate output to 6 993 100 barrels for the week ended June 9 Texas and Kansas contribute most to the decline with losses of 18 765 and 16 600 barrels respectively North Dakota leads gains up 3 100 barrels to 28 200 barrels Oklahoma New Mexico and Louisiana fall while Arkansas gains 700 to 75 950 barrels
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Tulsa
Okla
A Journal
Tony
Texas
Kansas
North Dakota
Journal
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oilfield Drilling Report Highlights Deep Wells and Core Testing
A sprawling oilfield log lists numerous wells across multiple operators including Texaco, Atlantic, Texan Crude, Cities Service, Shell, and Humble. Entries note depths from 11,000 to 13,000 feet, core samples with dolomite shows, perforations, swabbing yields, mud acid treatments, and plug backs as crews advance drilling and testing in Eddy New Mexico, Texas Gulf, and surrounding fields.
Oilfield Drilling Notes Show Deep Tests and Rich Yields
In Midland and surrounding fields crews report drilling depths up to 18 400 feet in the Ellenburger formation. Multiple units including Phillips Texas Pacific and Skelly report drillstem tests and mud recoveries with several gas and oil indications. Harvested data include long depth runs at Roosevelt New Mexico and Winkler, with swabbing and acidizing activity noted.
Flier Sentenced After High Speed Chase in Grand Rapids
Bernard Flier, 20, was jailed for five days and fined $100 after attempting to fly instead of drive. Police chased him at speeds up to 100 mph and fired two shots before he stopped the car.
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Dodge
Bonneville
Grand Rapids, Mich
Bernard Flier
Speeding youth gets five days in the cooler
Detroit court heard Louis Donnoff, 22, say he exceeded the speed limit Monday because he was in a hurry to reach a lake and cool off. The judge sentenced him to five days in jail.
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Detroit
Louis Dononoff
Donnoff
Cattle and Hogs Steady Across Fort Worth and San Antonio Markets
Fort Worth and San Antonio reports show cattle and calves steady with price ranges for steers, yearlings, cows, and calves. Hog prices hold, with fat hogs and sows listed, while sheep and lambs show mixed movements and some weakness in feeders and older ewes. Northern Texas listings note 900 lb steers at 18.00 and varied feeder weights. San Antonio reports similar steadiness with prices for yearlings, bulls, heifers, and lambs across several classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Four Stepouts Planned on Andrews County Fields
Atlantic Refining Co will drill its No. 3-S University 3-8 mile north of Andrews in the Magatex field with a projected depth of 13,900 feet and dual completion if productive on a 325.65 acre lease. James G. Brown and Associate seek to drill No. 4 Atlantic Union in Fuhrman-Masch, 14 miles SW of Andrews, to 4,666 feet on a 168.67 acre lease. Stanolind Oil & Gas Co applies for No. 40 UT unit at Ma ramend field to 5,600 feet on a 323 acre lease, 660 feet from borders. Superior Oil Co plans No. 54-E UT unit near McFarland Queen field, 11 miles away, drilling to 5,500 feet on a 480 acre lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews County
Atlantic Refining Co
S University
Magatex
Andrews
University
James G. Brown
Associate of
Midland
Atlantic Unio
Drews
Stanolind Oil & Gas Co
University of Texas
Maramend
Queensand
Eigt
Ead
University Lands
Superior Oil Co
T McFarland (Queen
11-4 University
Market snapshot listing Dow components and gains
Daily market close with top industrials and major stocks showing gains. Notable movers include United States Steel, American Airlines, and Exxon among others as Dow Jones averages rise on Tuesday June 12 1956 with overall market strength.
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Rails
Amerada Pete
American Airlines
Dow-Jones
American
Ieee
Anaconda Copper
Anderson Pricard
Argo Oil Ashland OW
Atlantic
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler Corp
Ceeeeee Cities Service
Continental Oil
Colden Pete
Eeeees
Deep Rock OU
Ceeees DuPont
Eastman Kodak
el Paso
Nat Gas
Ford Motor
Foremost Dairies
Freeport Sulphur General Electric
General Motors
Gulf OU
Halliburton Houston Oil
Humble Oil
J. C. Penney Co
Jones & Laughlin Steel
Monterey OI
National Supply
Northern Natural Gas
Northern Pacific Railwayhio
Ee Phillips Pete
Plymouth O81
Lexas CO
Texas Gulf Prod
Texas Pacific Land Trust
Texas Utilities
Tidewater Oil Pnle
Eeea Ee
Cnion Oil of
Calif
United States Simelling U. S. Steel
Warren Pete
Weatinghouse Elec
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Dr. Scott
A. L. Mortimer
Kilgore
Magna of
Cerst Research
Harold Winston
Gulf Oil Corp
Goldsmith
John Gannon
Texas Co
Ibear
Assembly
8Th St
Lea
Tee
Frontier Motors
Odessa, Texas
Ste.Pierre Smirnoff
Fis
Heublein
Hartford
Suley
Signal
Texaco
Williamson
Borden —King, Warren
Dye
Miliken
Clayton
Kimble
Smith
Seaboard
Texan Crude
Connell
Cochran
Sun
Reed Starnes
Union of California
Crockett
Crosby
Gulf
Jones
Ce . Dawson
Gibson
Weaver
Buarnes-McBrayer
Dickens — Skelly
Beggs Ranch
Dothan
T Ector Cities
Parker
Comet
Hodge
Groves
Magnolia
Ratliff
Shell
Phillips
Edwards
Standlind
AK Falken
Sunray
Eetor County
Moss
Tidewater
Aie
S. Smelting
Slater
White Eagle
Edwards Ranch
Zapata
Wright
Eddy
Great Western
Gaines
America
Stark
Ashman and Hilliard
U. S. Smelting
Media
Cities Service
Prorter
Tamon
U. & Smelting
Randolph
Husky
Doas
Parnell
Palmer
Monterey
Schumacher
Garza — Ashman and Hilliard
Welch
Hockley — Fair
O'Neill
Conner
Wilshire
Darby
Johnnie
Kent
Ralph Lowe
Wwe King
Pitchfork
Mevada
North Knowles
Hamon
Haskins and Knickerbocker Lane Ranch
Areatable
Daughtery
Humble
South Saunders
Johnson
Lubbock
Drilling
Kewanee
Lynn — Huber
Wagner
We - 7
Menard
Allison
Rutter and Wilbanks
Shackleford
Nolan
Jaggers
Hunt
Elsinore
Reagan
Cosden
Ricker I Ranch
Coring
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Em ' Schleicher
Tucker
Dunjean
Lanz
Unger
Sutton
Holman
Sterling Sun
Hildebrand
Texaca
Corrigan
Upton
Neal
Exaco Graf
VAL Verde Phillips
A Guinn
Stanolind
West
Eo Winkler
Waddell
Richard G Hill
Skelly
Halley
Hendrick
Yoakum
Armstrong
Roberts
Texas Crude
Randall
Corg
Johns-Menville
FOX Rig & Lumber CO
Seturdeys
Otis McKelvey
Mar
Andrews Field
IGE
iCanadian Fund
Sede Ee
Century
Chemical Fund
Basteee
Inc
Eaton & Howard
Gas Industries Fund
Incorporated
Investment Trust of
Boston
Boston Faraeeweeeees . 10.08-1 Massachusetts Investorus Oe
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Southwestern Investora
Texas and
Cheeee Rere Wee
Wellington Fund
Whitehall Fund
Aztec Oil & Gas
Beeen
Beaver Lodge Oil
Black Sivalle & Sah
Delhi
Iit Fargo Oil
Oneenese Frigikar Corp
de Daretovenesar Fritz Glitch
Seere Ing
General American Oil Berens
General Gas
Eeperet Minerals
Benere
Grig Ic
Jay McDermott
Pete Sareeses
Tennessee
Seaenee
Ultrasonics Corp
Seerevener
Westbrook Thompson
Southwestern
Dany and
Shelton Sanders
Southwestern Securities Company
Rutherford Metropolita School of Business
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