Rangely field produces nine million barrels in '46
Rangely field produced about nine million barrels in 1946, near the five million mark by Dec. 3 percent estimates. Capacity limited by a single pipeline to 28,000 barrels daily. no addition possible without new pipelines or a railroad outlet. Investments exceed 40 million, with extensive drilling and leases. industry sees actions to expand lines into 1947 via intrastate or looped lines. Poor roads and weather hinder field operations in Rio Blanca County as officials fail to address emergency needs.
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Left Leg Learns What Right Did I Say Back In Hospital
Eleven year old Leon Hutchenton broke his left leg after falling in bed with a broken right leg. His right leg was in a cast and unable to move. He moved his other leg to lever himself and a bone snapped, sending him back to the hospital he had just been released from.
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House Committee Finds No Atom Spy Ring
Chairman Wood said the House Committee on Un American Activities found no evidence of a spy ring seeking to steal atomic secrets. He noted the probe has been ongoing for more than a year without results and would continue.
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Woodcock’s wing whistle and elusive quirks described
A historical piece extols the woodcock as a remarkable game bird with wing whistle caused by feathers, its ground and air nature, sharp vision and protective plumage. It notes legends among Native Americans and elders, then shifts to crude notes about oil industry activity and winter slowdown with a California company reducing rigs from twenty-one to eight.
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Woodenck
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Utah Drives Postwar Growth With Depot and Indian Film Plan
Utah's Clearfield Naval Supply Depot now employs 4,850 civilians and pays over 10 million dollars yearly, supporting Pacific Fleet needs. The region shows a 57 percent rise in construction jobs since the war, with 8,600 workers in mid October. Disney Studios show interest in filming an educational picture on Ute Indians of Uintah Ouray near Roosevelt, eyeing Fort Duchesne as headquarters. Bear and Sun Dances mark the year’s highlights. Sun Dance draws attention for health cleansing rituals thoughPhotography at Sun Dance is prohibited. Governor Maw touts road conditions as better than prewar levels and stresses soil and water conservation.
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