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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1952

Page

4

Houston Man Proposes Model 1960 Oil Field Concept

Martin G. Miller of J. R. Butler and Co outlines a "model 1960 oil field" relying on voluntary unitization and staged development. He explains testing, underwriting, and controlled production with permanent downhole pressure recorders to map reservoir behavior and optimize field layout.

Austin, Tex Houston Martin G. Miller J. R. Butler and Co Miller Texas Railroad Commission

Oklahoma Claims Largest Waterflooding Project

Tulsa reports the Southwest’s biggest waterflooding effort near Pawhuska Oklahoma with 16 major oil companies led by Phillips Petroleum financing the plan. Officials expect 140 million barrels of oil recovered over 28 years and peak production at 20 000 barrels daily next year.

Tulsa Southwest Western America Pennsylvania Oklahoma Pawhuska Phillips Petroleum Isg

Continental Oil to Add 100 Jobs at Ponca City Lab

Continental Oil plans a $2.25 million research laboratory in Ponca City Oklahoma that could hire up to 100 new scientists and technicians for its technical staff. Despite moving its executive headquarters to Houston in 1950 President L F McCollum notes Ponca City payroll rose over 12 percent since then.

Continental Oil Co Ponca City Okla Continental Houston L. F. McCollum

Rail Tank Cars Burn in Crash at Lowell Indiana

Fourteen Monon Railroad tank cars derailed and burst into flames in Lowell downtown as 14 cars left the southbound freight train. Tank cars filled with gasoline and fuel oil blocked Main Street and the highway to Indianapolis while 150 firefighters battled the blaze for hours. The depot was later destroyed. no injuries reported. Police cite a broken wheel as a possible cause. Monon officials unavailable for comment on damage.

Lowell Ind Monon Indianapolis Lake County Chicago Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway Co Hammond Lafayette Harry N. Brown Brown

25 Completions Reported In 13 District Eight Counties

The latest from the Texas Railroad Commission shows 25 wells completed across 13 counties. Midland led with five new producers followed by Glasscock four and others in Ector Taylor Scurry and across Andrews Cochran Gaines Garza Kent Terry Ward Yoakum with single additions.

Glasscock Midland Counties Etiroad Commission For

Nine Area Wells Filed With Midland Leading In Locations

Nine oil wells have locations filed across four Odessa area counties with Midland County reporting three starts. Other wells target depths from 3,100 to 7,500 feet near towns including Goldsmith Fort Stockton Midkiff and Snyder. Drilling plans note distances from section lines in T&P and H&TC surveys with locations northwest of Odessa and Snyder.

Odessa Area Midland County Ector, Pecos Scurry Ector County Ulmer and Keathley J. T. Cross Goldsmith TIS T&p Survey Odessa TXL TIS T&p Town Midland Sinclair Palmer Midkiff T&p Midland Magnolia PECOS _ Brown and Thorpe White and Baker Brown iThorp H&gn Girvin Humble Williams Fort Stockton Cg&sf Jap Beck Kelly Snyder Cisco H&tc Snyder Lee Forss- Mooar

Southern Union Gas Net Income Drops

Southern Union Gas Company President C. H. Zachry told stockholders that 1951 revenues rose to 17,616,402 from 15,000,000 the previous year, a 14.3 percent increase, but earnings fell due to higher costs and taxes. The Dallas report highlights the revenue gain amid rising expenses.

Dallas Southern Union Gas Company C. H. Zachry

Superior Recompletes In Wheeler Devonian Well

Superior Oil Co. No. 2 R. A. Wheeler in Wheeler Field Winkler county plugged back from Ellenburger and completed in Devonian. Flowed 254 BOPD of 34 degree API oil with 5955 to 1 gas oil ratio through 30/64 inch choke. Depth 10,652 feet. Water content eight percent with 3,000 gallons treatment and tubing pressure 230 psi.

Midland Glasscock Echor Pecos Scurry County Andrews Cochran Gaines Garza Kent Terry Ward Yoakum Scharhauer “O Goldsmith Clear Fork Ropen Hole Texaco No. 32 J. F. Cowden Stanolind and Landreth Co Scharbauer Goldsmith Clear ‘Fork Andrews Neville G. Penrose Warren D. Anderson Southland Littman San Andres Cochran Harold H. Hamilton C. S.dean Slaughter Simclair No Calverley Murphy Corp Sinclair No TXL Sohie No Bigby Chapmen and McFarlin Cogdell Midland Phillips Tex Harvey Sinclair No. 3 Driver Sinclair No. 55 Seaboard No J. C. Doyle Magnolia No Judkins Pecos Texaco No E. Riggs Fort Stockton Bob Reid Toborg Dan Purvis Conoco- Yates Scurry Sun Terry Stanolind M. G. Scales Wellman Ward Patrick A. Doheny Ida M. Carr South Ward Yoakum Christmann Welborn No J. E. Bryson Prentice Superior Oil Co. No R. A. Wheeler Wheeler Field Winkler County Ellenburger

Supreme Court Refuses Hearing on Brown and Root Labor Case

Austin May 21 The Supreme Court declined to hear Brown and Root Inc Houston construction firm against Texas labor unions and denied the Texas State Federation of Labor appeal. Civil Appeals ruling upholds a ban on unlawful picketing while allowing peaceful picketing, confirming a victory for Brown and Root and signaling further dispute over future picketing.

Austin Vfeto Supreme Court Whic Brown ‘N Root Boot and Root T ‘Court Bar Bro Root Brown and

Humble Union Accepts Company Wage Increase

Union President J. W. Hindssz of the Employes Federation of Southern Division Humble Pipe Line Co. accepts a company wage boost aligning with Wage Stabilization Board proposals. The non striking federation approved the offer without a strike action and will implement the increase.

Humble Houston J. W. Hindssz Employes Federation of ‘ Southern Division of Hum Pipe Line Co

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Eugene Holman Standard Oil Co American Association of Petroleum Geologists Hol‘man J. Ed Warren Independent Petroleum Association of America, Midland Defense Warren Bruce K. Brown Pan-Am Southern ‘Corp Bishop & Sikmes Food Stores Vqay Gs NIHOP Mealister CO Ino Sally Ann Carton Folger‘s Coffee Schlitz Ial Wrigley’s Chuck Time Vienna Asc Florida Kimbell Diamond Peas the Court of Civil Appeals Henry Russell Alan R. Fraser Alpine J. T. Rutherford Wesley Phillips Rufus J. W. Smith W. A. Richmond J. E. Donaldson R. C Roy) Paulette, Sr George Kelton Southern Union Wheeler DOWN Walner White North Grant Odessa, Tex
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