Zale Pushes Toward 100 Million in 1965 Sales
Zale Corp. expects nine month sales to hit the 100 million dollar mark for the period ending December 31 1965 surpassing its previous annual high. President Ben A. Lipsky cites strong December results and an expansion program adding 45 stores since April plus joint work with IBM to connect 492 stores. The company has expanded into drugs with Skillern and toys via Southland Distributors.
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Zale Corp
Ben A. Lipshy
Mil
Lipsky
Zale Corporation
Interstate Securities Earnings Rise 17 Percent in 1966
Interstate Securities Co. reports $1,226,666 net income for the year ended Oct. 31, a 17 percent increase from 1965. After preferred dividends, earnings equate to $1.01 per share on 910,539 common shares. Last year, 80 cents per share was earned on the same share count. Total receivables outstanding.
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Kansas City
Interstate Securities Co
Paul Hamilton Jr
Reveal
Interstate’s Board of Directors
Santa Fe Road Expects Increase in Revenues
Santa Fe Railway president Ernest S. Marsh announced a year end forecast of at least 2 percent higher transportation revenues in 1966 due to strong industrial production and favorable agricultural moisture. The plan includes a $145 million capital program for 1966, with over 5,000 freight cars and 60 road diesel locomotives, plus major track and shop improvements.
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Santa Fe Railway
Ernest S. Marsh
Ture
Santa Fe
Marsh
Kansas City
Kan
Barstow
Calif
Atlantic Gulf exploratory well completed by Lavan Petroleum
Lavan 2S-1 offshore Persian Gulf discovery well flowed 7,488 bpd of crude at 500 psi with 248 scf/bbl gas oil ratio. Drilling began Aug 31 in Block 2, offshore southern Gulf. depth 9,551 feet. Proposal to name discovery area Sassan. ownership shared by Iranian and American partners including Atlantic Refining Co. and MIOC-Atlantic Group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Atlantic Refining Co
Lavan Petroleum Co
Persian Gulf
National Iranian Oil Co
Murphy Oil Corp
Sun Oil Co
Union Oil Co
California
Atlantic
Lavan
Mioc-Atlantic Group
Block 2
Gulf
Sassan
Malone Completes Bear Manufacturing Safety School Training
Melvin H. Malone of 904 S. Washington finished training at Bear Manufacturing Company's automotive safety service school in Rock Island Illinois. He learned linement balancing and frame straightening using the latest techniques. Malone works at A and G Texaco, 2512 W. Second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin H. Malone
S. Washington
Bear Manufacturing Company
Automotive Safety Service
Rock Island
Ill
Malone
Bear
A & G Texaco
Oil Show To Honor Pioneers
The Old Timers committee of the International Petroleum Exposition announces a twelfth Pioneer ceremony honoring oil and gas pioneers begun by John D. Rockefeller Sr. in 1927. Six divisions will award a Pioneer of Pioneers from 50+ years active, plus Grand Old Man honors for 40+ years in production refining pipeline natural gas and more with gold pins for registrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller Sr
William J. Sherry
Engineer Hahn Registered In New Mexico
W K Hahn moved from Washington D C to Roswell this year and has been approved and registered as a professional engineer in New Mexico. The New Mexico State Board announced the registration this month. Hahn was formerly chief structural design engineer for a Washington firm and directed Smithsonian Institute building design. The couple reside at 1509 Greenwood Ave.
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W.K. Hahn
Roswell
Washington, D.C
New Mexico
Hahn
Washington
Smithsonian Institute
Warning To Oil Producers On Competing Industry Trends
Houston AP reports two opposing trends threaten U.S. oil output. Drilling fell in 1965 as crude production rose to record levels, with 7.79 million barrels daily this year and an expected 8 million in 1966 due to Viet Nam actions. Texas also shows rising output but declining drilling, with 13k wells expected in 1965.
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Houston, Tex
U.S
Warren L. Baker
American Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors
Baker
Viet Nam
Texas
Texaco to Buy Federal Chemical Plants and Warehouses
Texaco Inc will acquire the inventory and assets of Federal Chemical Co Division of National Distillers and Chemical Corp in a cash deal effective January 1 1966. Federal Chemical headquarter offices are in Louisville Kentucky and the nine plants are Cranbury New Jersey Columbus Ohio Butler Indiana Peru Indiana Whitewater Wisconsin Omaha Nebraska Nashville Tennessee Humboldt Tennessee and Louisville Kentucky.
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New York
Texaco Inc
Federal Chemical Co
National Distillers and Chemical Corp
Federal Chemical
Louisville
Texaco
Cranbury
N.J
Columbus
Ohio
Butler, Ind
Peru, Ind
Whitewater
Wis
Omaha, Neb
Nashville, Tenn
Humboldt, Tenn
Louisville, Ky
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Fordland
N. Main
Wyatt
Zale
Dition of
Southland Distributors
Lipshy
Yale
Zale’s
Interstate Securities
Santa Fe Road
Hamilton
Interstate
Nedlungs
N. Richardson
His
Greenwood Ave
W. K. Hahn
Jack Henry
Plains Park
Ken Pritchard
Kirk Hays
David Fisher
Noel
Jesus Christ
North Main Roswell
S.1.c. Finance
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