Los Angeles Millionaire Still Driving for Tideland Claims
UP FE L Cord of Los Angeles, a wealthy industrialist, pursues title to oil-rich tidelands off California and Louisiana despite a June 1 Supreme Court ruling. Attorney Edward D. Neuholt said Cord will push legal questions to the high court as seven suits challenge interior department refusals to issue land patents.
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Washington
UPFE
L. Cord
Los Angeles
Supreme Court
California
Louisiana
Edward D. Neuholt
Cord
Solcers
Secretary of the Interior
Seal Beach
Pang Beach
Newport Bay
Oah
Little Placer
Mojave Desert
Long Beach
Long Beach Ot Development Co
Toursiana
Californian Co
New Orleans
Cord and
Hes Commanes
West Coast Development Co
Borden Wildcat No 1 V. OH Wolf Completed
Paul DeCleva of Fort Worth completed the No 1 V. OH. Wolf wildcat in Borden County after reworking the 1953 drill by Charlie Green. It depth was 6484 feet with five and one half inch casing set at 6434 feet. Output reached 145 barrels daily with 40 percent water and gas ratio 200 to 1. Perforations at 6395 to 454 feet. Location five chains northwest of Vincent near section 40, block 25 H and TC survey.
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Paul DeCleva
Fort Worth
Borden County
Charlie Green
Midiang
DeCleva
H&tc Survey
Vincent
Amerada Stakes Location Placed Near Vincent Howard County
Amerada Petroleum Corporation staked a site for 8000 feet wide four miles southwest of Vincent in Howard County on 840 acres. The claim centers on Ber Whitaker No 4, with tests planned along Cape Toe 5 and related lines, marking a formal mineral claim in 4 Jeger.
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Amerada Petroleum Corporation
Vincent
Howard County
Whitaker
Bert
Seri Ti
Odessan Schedules Sterling Wildcat
R D Githam an Odessa operator has staked a 1500 foot wildcat nine miles southeast of Sterling City in Strong County on a lease of life S Vie wildcat designated No. HeStog CC Clark marks 330 feet from the north and east lines of section L block TL SPR survey.
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R.D. Githam
Odessa
Sterling Citwoo
Steong County
CC. Clark
Sootan &L
Ham Jr promoted to assistant regional manager at Canoco
W O Ham Jr of Continental Oil Co has been promoted to assistant regional manager for Canoco's southeastern region, with headquarters in Fort Worth. He succeeds H S Stanner, recently named president with headquarters in Houston. Ham's career includes geological work across Ponca City Oklahoma Sintdene Midland and Fort Worth Texas.
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WO. Ham Jr
Continental Oil, Company
Val
Conovo
I Fort Worth
Ham
H. S Stanner
Neopresident
Houston
Tanaco
Heomast Tf Vegis
Ponca City
Okla
Sintdene
Midland
Fort Worth
Tex
Canoco
Seaboard Oil No. 2 Huntley Site Reported
Seaboard Oil Company tapped location for No. 2 B D Huntley 330 feet from the south line and 9.9 feet from the west line of section 12 14 PTR survey abstract 647. A 4100 foot petroleum wildcat test on Giorreta area lies four miles northwest of Peet on a 210 acre base.
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Seaboard Oil Company
B.D. Huntley
PTR
Dresser Industries Sells Kobe Division
Dresser Industries announced the sale of one of its operating units, the Kobe division, part of its pump equipment business. The purchaser is not clearly stated in the fragmented text, but the notice notes the division focused on Kobe pumping hardware and related components.
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Dresser Industries
Kobe
Ine Saturnavo
Nebe
Dresser Equipiuces Compras
Noel Owens Plan Trip To Memphis Discuss Petrochemical Potentialities
Noel chairman of the Chamber Industrial Committee and Chamber Manager Jesse Owens will spend two days in Memphis Tennessee next week to discuss the citys petrochemical potentialities with a leading research chemist. The conference was slated for Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning.
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Woo
Noel
Chamber Industrial Committee
Jesse Owens
Memphis
Tenn
Nasons ‘Eading
Owens
3000-Foot Prospect Set For Garza County
3000 foot prospect staked in Garza County on a 160 acre tract. Location marks 30 feet from south line and 330 feet from west line of section 57, block 6, H&GN survey. Stakeholders Algierson and Clifton Vises filed the claim and expect a 3000 foot run to be surveyed with cable tools.
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Algierson
Clifton Vises
Gaara
Hye Ormeides
Weston Bostee
Fiele
H&gn
Surrey
Rules Adopted For Filed In Yoakum County
The Railroad Commission in Austin adopted rules for the Bronco Field in Yoakum County after a Santa Fe hearing, with 40 acre proration units and gas oil ratio limits. Atlantic Refining seeks to expand high pressure gas injection in Block 31 Devonian Field Crane County and adjust Rule 2 for production and injection rates, targeting 386 million cubic feet per day capacity and a 15 350 barrel per day target when facilities expand.
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Austin
Railroad Commission
Permian
Yoakum County
Texas
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Block
Devonian
Crane County
Atlantic Refining Co
Bronco
San Andres
Block 31
Hellrah
iArah
API Publishes Primer of Oil and Gas Production
The American Petroleum Institute releases a 75 page layman friendly primer detailing daily oil field operations. It defines terms such as wiggle stick and stripper well, explains gas separation storage measurement and flow, and covers reporting records state regulations well testing and fluid reinjection.
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American Petroleum Institute
API
New York
Dallas
Petroleum Extension Service
The
University of Texas
Andrews Offset Staked By Lowe In Ellenburger Find
Ralph Lowe, Midland operator, staked a northwest offset to the No 1 Southland Royalty Ellenburger discovery five miles southwest of Andrews in Andrews County. The No 1 Humble King offset sits 660 feet from both south and east lines of section 11, block A-46 PSL survey and will reach 12 500 feet on an 80 acre lease in the Deep Rock Ellenburger field. Elevation 3176 feet. The No 1 Southland Royalty well has drilled to 12 294 feet with five and a half inch casing to bottom and will be completed after cementing and perforating.
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Ralph Lowe
Midland
Southland Royalty Company
Et al
Andrews
Andrews County
Rock
Ellenburger Field
Southland
Ellenburger
Hanley Company Well Shuts In After Oil Flow
Hanley Company No 1 H D Beal wildcat in southern Borden County is shut in as storage facilities are built. In the last nine hours of test the well flowed 122 barrels of oil and 11.23 barrels of water through a 40 64 inch choke with tubing pressure at 100 pounds. Location 14 miles south of Gail.
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Hanley Company
Wildcat
Borden County
Magnolia Stakes Midland Venture at Ellenburger Field
Magnolia Petroleum announces the No. 3 Reynolds-Parks rotary wildcat well in the Virey Ellenburger Field eight miles southeast of Odessa in Midland County testing the Ellenburger formation. The site sits between the operator’s No. 1 and No. 2 Reynolds-Parks wells, both Pennsylvanian producers, with the No. 1L discovery noted. The nearby War ren Petroleum No. 1 Wallin opened the field about three-eighths of a mile northwest.
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Magnolia Petroleum Company
Reynolds-Parks
Virey Ellenburger
Odessa
Midland County
T&p Survey
Reynolds- Parks
Warren Petroleum Corporation
Penrose prepares to fracture offshore well near Orla
crew plans to fracture open hole in the sand at 3510 feet from a bottomed bottomhole 3544 feet deep. The operation targets the No 1 Continental well of Neville G Penrose Inc located approximately nine and one half miles southwest of Orla with a 5.5 inch seating and 4.5 inch easing seat.
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Neville G. Penrose
Crane Test Flows From Ellenburger Field in North Crane
The Texas Company No 1 Ellenburger well 9330-46 in Lea Multipay Field flowed 48 barrels of oil in two hours with flowing pressure 2345 pounds and gas to the face in seven minutes. It produced at 18 barrels per hour from Connell sand at 180 to 215 feet. flowing pressure 1475 pounds.
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Texas Company
Margaret L. Barnsley
Lea
North Crane County
Connell
Dusters and Completions Rise in Oklahoma Oil Output
Oklahoma City special report shows 11 more producing wells last week, with oil completions up from 117 to 128 while dry holes rose from 43 to 54. Gassers fell from eight to one and total locations declined from 223 to 189.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Oill
Stock Quotations From Odessa Market Wire
Odessa market reports filed by the Southwest Securities Company via direct wire services show stock quotations and brief market movements. The dispatch notes price changes and trading levels across listed securities with regional focus on Odessa listings and related financial activity.
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Tiess Fara
Southwestere Securities Company
Odessa
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Ann
Borden Wildcat
Amerada Stakes
Howard Venture
B. L. McFarland, Inc
Stanolind Oil and Gas Company
AG Falken
Ector County
E. T. Maroney
A. G. Petty
O. R. Butler
Shoopman
Odessan
Savings
Lawson
Lng
Epith
Tire and Supply CO
Tipwse
Seaboard States
Garza
Giorreta
Peet
Pracsa’s
Revedhe Mere A Gredp
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J. Coberionventor
Kobe Hvdsake
Clistrol
Garza County
Sentel
Pioneer Natural Gas Company
Fuel For
Austin Bureau
Lowe
Gail
Magnolia Stakes
Midland Venture
Permian Basin
North Lee
Oklahoma
Dow-Jones
Vila
Anderson-Prichard Oil
Argo
Ashland
Atlantic Resear
General Electric
Wees
Tseneral Motors
Caren
Reese Gulf Oil
Ben Eee
Halliburton
Houston OF
Humble Oil
Jones & Laughlin Steel O
Monterey
National
Northern Pacific Railway
Ohio
Bing Parr
Republi
Shell
Sinclair Stee
Calif
Jersey
Indiasia
Texas Gulf
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
Texas Utilities
Union OF of Calif
Warren Pete
Weedler
Pete
Delhi
Delhi Oil
Fargo
Wyoming
Seemenee
Fullerton Oil
Great Plains Weenie
Johnson Oil & Gas
Kingwood
Long Bell Lumber
Monarch Royalty
Pucca Development
Ona Republic Natural Gas
Southern Union Gas
Taylor Oil & Gas
Texas City
Tennessee
Three States
Ultrasonics Corp
Western Natural Gas
White Eagle Oil Peereeseee
Southwestern Securities Company
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