Gulf Completes Big Expansion Of 2 Ohio Refineries
Gulf Oil Corp. announced the completion of a 35 million dollar expansion and modernization program at its Toledo refinery in Ohio, with the project reflecting a major upgrade to Gulf’s refining capacity and efficiency. The effort followed similar work at another Gulf facility in Ohio, underscoring a broader corporate investment in midwestern operations.
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Gulf Unveils Expansion at Cincinnati and Toledo Refineries
Gulf President Sidney A Swensrud announced a major growth program at the Midwest refineries. Sixteen new buildings were added with plant extensions and storage capacity increased by 50 million gallons. The Toledo plant investments raised capacity from 1 008 000 to 1 630 000 gallons daily while Cincinnati output rose from 1 000 000 to 1 168 000 gallons. The core installations feature a large fluid catalytic refining unit reflecting modern techniques.
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Veteran Telegraph Operator Nowell Dies at 72 in Columbus
Robert V. Nowell long served as chief telegraph operator for the United Press in Columbus for 35 years. He died in his sleep after a long illness at age 72. Nowell began as a telegrapher 57 years ago and witnessed news of three wars. He reported the sinking of the Maine Lusitania and Arizona, spanned from the Spanish-American War through World War II. A Columbus native, he left school at 11 and joined Western Union as a messenger boy, becoming a telegrapher at 14.
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Final plans for Oberlin Hallowe'en celebration outlined
Oberlin public schools prepared art displays with best entries judged by a committee led by Arts Donald Simpson. Parade starts at Sturges Hall at 7:30 p.m. with High School band, followed by games and prize certificates. Police report several Halloween calls and three motorists fined in Oberlin court.
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Otendire
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