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...will sell its support to the highest bidder. Conceivably it could provide the Socialists with enough extra seats to enable them to govern. Germans call the BHE the "wild card in the pack." It is the party to watch...
...contract awarded by the Army to Britain's Ferranti Ltd., low bidder on six transformers to be installed at the McNary Dam on the Columbia River. Closest U.S. offer...
...valuable since Jasco's sole business is to license patents. Jasco cost only $28,366 to run in 1952, yet netted $482,971 after taxes. It has an earned surplus of $309,370, total assets of more than $1,000,000 including $872,000 in cash. One possible bidder: Standard Oil (N.J.), which already owns the other five shares of common stock...
...hearings to decide if Northeastern should get the whole market. Not only did Algonquin face expensive delays while the new hearing dragged on. But should it lose, it faced the gloomy prospect of trying to sell its premature pipeline for what it could get to the only possible bidder: its No. 1 enemy, Gardiner Symonds of Northeastern...
Almost all the applications are for areas in the Sechura desert, just south of the long-established north coast field at Talara (output: 33,000 bbls. a day). International Petroleum, a Canadian subsidiary of Standard Oil (N.J.) which operates Talara, is a major Sechura bidder. Other foreign applicants: Peruvian Gulf, a subsidiary of Gulf Oil Corp.; Richmond Petroleum, subsidiary of Standard Oil Co. of California; Conorada, jointly owned by Continental Oil, Ohio Oil and Amerada Petroleum Corp., principal wildcatter in North Dakota's new and gushing Williston Basin. All of these except Peruvian Gulf have asked for both exploration...