Phillips No 1 Austin flows at 13290 feet depth
Phillips Petroleum Co. No 1 Austin in Lea county flowed 46 barrels of distillate and 3,727,000 cubic feet of gas per day on tests at 13,290 feet depth, with a later test showing 32 barrels of distillate and 3,350,000 cubic feet of gas per day. A third test recovered seven barrels of distillate and 2,953,000 cubic feet of gas per day before shut in for measurement.
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Cafeteria Manager Lewis Resigns for New Albuquerque Post
Jay F. Lewis, Roswell Schools Cafeterias manager for three years, resigns effective July 10 to take a similar post with Albuquerque schools. He previously ran Carlsbad cafeterias, expanding from two to seven sites and boosting meals per day from 672 to 1 207. Lewis plans to move July 10 and start July 15 in Albuquerque.
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Members Named To Museum Board In Roswell
City council appoints Roger Aston and John F. Russell to the Roswell Museum Board replacing Robert W. Ely and Col. Charles F. Ward. Donald B. Anderson is elected president with Samuel H. Marshall as vice president and Mrs Sophie Champaugh as secretary treasurer. The board plans study and reporting on the museum finances amid meetings with city officials.
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Robert W. Ely
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Sophie Champaugh
Samuel F Gray Retires and Is Promoted at Santa Fe
The adjutant general's office announces the retirement and promotion of Samuel F Gray of Albuquerque to brigadier general. Gray served about 30 years in the armed forces, including World War I and World War II, with age given as the retirement reason.
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Albuquerque
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New Mexican Named Whiteville Vice President
Walker Hubbard of Portales New Mexico has been elected vice president of the National Association of Homes for Boys. Hubbard is affiliated with the Boys Ranch in New Mexico.
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Woolworth Building Among NYC Skyscraper Ranking
Since 1913 the Woolworth Building a 60 story icon remains a landmark though today five Manhattan towers rise taller indicating its historic prominence amid a changing skyline.
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Girls Tie for National Spelling Championship
Sandra Owen of Navarre Ohio and Dana Bennett of Denver Colorado were co winners of the 30th annual national spelling bee after 37 rounds. Both received $1000 first prizes plus a New York weekend bonus and trophies. A third finalist Mary Gilliland tripped on a 23rd round word.
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New York Harbor Largest in the World by Harbors Size
New York City's harbor is described as larger than the next six largest harbors combined, highlighting its immense scale and prominence among global waterways.
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