Reeves County Oil and Gas Leases Record Highlights
Keith Camp to J A Matthews Sec 3 Blk 6 H&GN 625.87 ac five years 625.87 rental. Edna Laura Bolefahr to Jesse W Bush E/2 of SW/4 Sec 12 and E/2 of SE/4 Sec 13 Blk 59 PSL 160 ac five years 50 cents per ac rental. numerous further assignments to Mobil Oil, Phillips Pet, Continental Oil and others across blocks 55 57 58 59 / PSL and T&P, involving hundreds of acres and rental rates from 50 cents to $1 per acre with multiple five year terms. continuous transfers among Keith Camp Matthews Bush Brady and others in Reeves County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Camp
J.A. Matthews
Edna Laura Bolefahr
Jesse W. Bush
Nicholas D. Coulson
Georgia C
Gunkler
Mobil Oil
Cecil. J. Lee
Jack E. Blake
Arthur S. Schlofman
T&p
Robert L. Wood
J.C. Barnes, Sr
F.H. Mills, Jr
PSL
W.A. Halamicek, Jr
Phillips Pet
E.J. Brady
Joe Billeiter, Jr
Wright Patman
Clayton Smith
Wiley Curry
Same
Hilburn
Bertha Mae Brady
E.P
Eubanks
Jack E
Blake
John W
Breeden
Texaco
Getty Oil
Jessica Vance Sheffer
Frances Chandler Matthews
Campana
Gretchen Cook Northup
Trinity University
Trs
Riley M. Barlow
Jack Q
First Nat. Bank
Midland
Stanley N
Staples E
Staples
H&gn
Nacny P
Snyder Et al
Tex
Chalfant Et al
Chalfant
Tes
Mary Ann Brantley
Matthews
State of Tex
Cora S. Moore
Chalfant, Magee & Hansen
Chevron Oil
J.W. Tims
Santos Ramirez
Continental Oil
North Pecos
Ysabel Luna
O.Y. McCarty
Manuel L. Macias
Continental
J.W. Davis
Thrull
Louis Guerrero
Bankhead
Hortencia Rodriguez
Augustine Tarango
L.L. Teaney
February Draft Call Sets 1185 Texas Inductions
Colonel Melvin N Glantz the State Director of Selective Service for Texas announced 1185 men to be inducted in February 1971. The Extended Priority Group includes registrants born 1944 1950 not yet 26 who were LA LAO LO in 1970 and not ordered to report. First Priority Group includes born 1951 with LA LAO LO classifications. National February call 17000 for the Army. Texas local boards order 3337 for pre induction physicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin N.glantz
Selective Service
Texas
Glantz
Army
No One Will Listen Exposes Juvenile Court Abuses
Philadelphia activism by Mrs. Forer highlights systemic bias in juvenile courts. Her 18 month work reviewing 3 000 cases led to a resignation and a new book detailing alleged favoritism and rushed trials. The account cites arbitrary arrests of nine black youths and judges handling cases on suspicion rather than evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dickens
Controversial views on youth crime spark calls for reform
Lois Forer, once Philadelphia deputy attorney general, critiques juvenile courts as mockeries with no rules or justice, arguing police and reformatories dismiss youths as nonpeople. She warns of a national failure as juveniles commit over half of crimes, while change remains unlikely.
World opinion sways nations as authority erodes
Readers weigh the impact of reprieves and changing power as public opinion challenges governments. Quotes from a New York editor and diverse thinkers question the reach of authority in Moscow and American democracy, touching hijacking fears and capital punishment debates.
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Mamaroneck
Grand Central Station
William Dean Howells
Arkansas
Winthrop Rockefeller
Stalin
Soviet Union
New York
Moscow
America
Russia
Manhattan
Indiana
Israel
Cuba
Grover W. Turner Jr
Rockefeller
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