Multisite Texas Wildcat Drilling Update Across Scurry and Fisher
Continental Oil, Socony Mobil and Texaco report multiple wildcats in Scurry and Fisher counties. Wells include No 1 Jessie Koonsman near Camp Springs and No 13 Sterling near Sharon Ridge with San Andres and Wolfcamp zones tested. Notable results cite 80 barrels daily from San Andres and 30 barrels from 1700-foot San Andres. A Texaco No 42 M. A. Fuller wildcat northwest of Snyder is abandoned after 4,500 feet. Continuous testing and reentries follow, with offshore-style completions and salt-water disposal plans in Wolfcamp zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Oil Company
Scurry County
Ocho Juan
Jessie Koonsman
H&tc Surveyor
Camp Springs
Snyder
Socogy Met OF Company, Inc
W. R. Sterling
Sharon Ridge
San Andres
Clear Fork
Wichita - Albany
Wolfcamp
Wichita Albany
H&tc Sur
Veys Texaco Inc
M. A. Fuller
H& TC Survey
Continental 01 Co
Roger €. Smith
T&p
Mies
Rotan
Hovgard and Fitzgerald of
Athlene
Kent County
Section 42
Modesta Poo
Three More U S Diplomats Charged As Spies By Soviets
The Pravda report cites three embassy staffers Alexis H. Davison Robert K. German Hugh Montgomery joining four others, bringing the total accused in three months to seven. The article details alleged spy methods around Penkovsky including lamp post signals and coded exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Moscow
U.S
Pravda
Moscow Boulevard
Soviet Communist Party
Alexis H. Davison
Atlanta
Robert K. German
Dallas
Tex
Hugh Montgomery
Springfield
Mass
Alcester
S.D
Tass
Oleg V. Penkovsky
Soviet Union
Jaco Ane
Carlson
Penkovsky
Kutusovsky Prospect
Davison
Montgomery
Alex
Jacob
German
Mr. Jacob
Richard Jacob
Ginning Speeds Up as Skies Clear in Scurry County
Clear skies and improving weather boost cotton ginning and picking in Scurry County with 4 918 bales ginned in the last two weeks, 2 488 previously. season total reaches 836 plus totals from Coop China Grove Paymaster Inadale Hermleigh Planters Snyder Layfield Plant ers Dunn and Planters in Fluvanna with gins running around the clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scurry County
Coop
China Grove
Paymaster
Inadale
Hermleigh
Snyder
Layfield
Ira
Dunn
Fluvanna
R A Hardee Rites Today
Funeral services for Richard Arthur Dick Hardee age 63 of Dunn are set for 3 pm at First Baptist Church. Officiating will be Dr Jim Nelson and pastors Lee Campbell and R O Browder. Burial follows at Hillside Memorial Gardens under Bell Funeral Home guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Arthur
Dick Hardee
Dunn
Hardee
Cogdell Hospital
First Baptist Church
Jimmy Nelson
Colonial Hill Baptist Church
Lee Campbell
Dunn Baptist Church
RO. Browder
Big Spring
Hillside Memorial Gardens
Bell Funeral Home
Christmas Music Program at Snyder High Friday Night
Tuesday 7 30 pm the annual Christmas concert in Snyder High School auditorium features over 450 student vocalists from elementary junior high and senior high choirs. Directors Mary Beth Vestal East Mary Lou Scott Margaret Hell Pilcher Dorothy Kayser Louis F Hott Luanne Presley Gwen Mclaughlin Nan Lee Roger Gee. Elementary choirs lead the program followed by Lamar Junior High Travis Junior High and Snyder Senior High performances. Public invited with no admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Beth Vestal
Mary Lou Scott
Margaret Hell Pilcher
Dorothy Kayser
West
Louis Fhott
Stanfield
Luanne Presley
Central
Travis
Gwen Mclaughlin
Lamar
Jimor High
Nan Lee
Roger Gee
Lamar Junior High
Travis Juner High
Snyder Senior High
Probers Seek Cause Of California Crash
Investigators from the Civil Aeronautics Board combed through scorched wreckage after a Flying Tiger Constellation crashed in a San Fernando Valley residential area. Nine people died as flames toppled power lines and damaged homes and plants. Names of victims and crew emerged slowly as authorities worked to identify all aboard and determine the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywoop
Calif
Civil Aeronautics Board
San Fernando Valley
Boston
Chicago
Lae
Los Angeles
Civil Aeronautics Board Invest Uators
Flying Tiger Line
Mud Cross
Thei
No Survivors Observed At Brazilian Linerswreckage
A Panair do Brasil Constellation vanished over the Amazon on a 36 hour flight from Rio de Janeiro to Mapai. Ground teams push toward wreckage through jungle as communications falter and authorities report no signs of life despite earlier Ministry statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PDGAR
Mila Gyrope
Janeiro
Ryagy
APA Praillian
Ett Bere
Amazon
Rio de Jar Firy
Panair
Srgivons
Fernand Hupse de Myer
pPanair Do
Bulet
Royuy Enable Constellation
Bee
Aman
Hiver
Yut- Bis
Air Force
Air Ministry
Manaus
Rio de Janeiro
Amazon River
Mapau
Dalvo da Costa
Martans
Panair Do Brasil
Belem
Mouniy
Mild Weather To Persist In Texas With Sunshine Expected
Texas enjoyed generally mild conditions with light showers and fog in early morning. Dense fog shut Southwest International Airport in Fort Worth for three hours starting at 5 am, while the afternoon cleared except southeast Texas where light rain lingered. Temperatures were largely in the 40s to 60s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Weather Bureau
East
Fort Worth
Southwest International
Community Fund Drive Contributions Highlight Local Groups
The record lists donations from Kiwanis Club Sop hius Sterling and Snyder High School Faculty among many contributors. Amounts range from small gifts to larger sums including 14 A Wells and 10.00 lines. The page shows totals for this date and grand to date with funds awaiting further pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Holmansion
John Voss
Carlstay
Keith Coler
Laude
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gilbert Whitehart
Tampa
Fla
Tampa Weather Bureau
Snyder Area Oil
Fisher County
Newman
James G. Brown
Sylvester
Noodle Creek Lime Pool
Huddleston
Ht&r
Rengineering Company of
Abilene
H&b
Sylvester Noodle Creek
American Liberty On Company
General Crude Oil Company
Dugger and Herring and
Nocona
Pete McQuire
Tr. Horn
Frances
Pamela
Horn
Jake Ewing
Ringgold
Roy Fitts
Fitts
Ewing
Henrietta
By Preston Grover
Pushkinsky Street
Santa
Sammie
Forty-second
Siven
Jarrell
Jaycee
R. A. Hardee
California
Flying Tiger
Praardyal
Pena
Jack W
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