Petroleum industry and trade -- History.
Found in 369 Collections and/or Records:
Correspondence between T. A. Short and Martin C. Dwyer, 1964
Two letters written to T. A. Short from Martin C. Dwyer.
The first letter is dated November 6, 1964, the second is dated July 16, 1964.
Correspondence between W. J. Bovaird and Martin C. Dwyer, 1975
Correspondence between W. J. Bovaird and Martin C. Dwyer.
Letter to W. J. Bovaird from Martin C. Dwyer, dated February 24, 1975.
Letter to Martin C. Dwyer from W. J. Bovaird, dated January 31, 1975.
Correspondence between William R. Pratt and Martin C Dwyer, 1975
Correspondence between William R. Pratt and Martinc C. Dwyer.
Letter to William R. Pratt from Martin C. Dwyer, dated January 20, 1975.
Letter to Martin C. Dwyer from William R. Pratt, dated January 14. 1975.
"Decided Improvement Indicated for Oil Supply Industry During '59", 1959-1-7
Newspaper clipping from the Tulsa World.
"Development Hint Tulsa Is Losing Title", Undated
Photocopy of a newspaper clipping.
"Earnings in Petroleum Refining", 1959-7
A preliminary release of the earnings in petroleum refining, written by the secretary of the United States Department of Labor, James P. Mitchell and the Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Ewan Clague.
"Exhibitors at IPE Urge Shorter Show, Air-Conditioned Building", Undated
Newspaper clipping discussing the the IPE building.
"Fair Board Shocked by Poll on IPE", Undated
Newspaper clipping discussing the results of a poll on the IPE.
"First Oil and Gas Well in Tulsa County", Undated
This article is written by Fred S. Clinton, M.D., F.A.C.S., reprinted from The Chronicles of Oklahoma and published by Oklahoma Historical Society, Volume XXX, Number 3. There are two copies of this document in the folder.
"First Refinery in Tulsa County", 1953-7-7
Attached to the document is a survey of the Tulsa oil industry by LeRoy Young.