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1920 Busy oil derricks in Lake Charles, Louisiana
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0:33Now PlayingDate: 13th December 1920
Location: U.S.A.
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: Shortage of worlds oil supply
USA: Louisiana: Lake Charles:
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U.S.A.
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GV.PAN. Oil derricks
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GV.PAN. Oil field
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SCU. Oil gushing out of pipe
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STV. Oil deposit
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STV. Oil running down channel
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Video Roll Title: Shortage of World's Oil? no more oil-driven liners:busy scenes at Lake charles do not confirm this:52ft Issue sheet title: SHORTAGE OF WORLD'S OIL? NO MORE OIL-DRIVEN LINERS: BUSY SCENES AT LAKE CHARLES DO NOT CONFIRM THIS.
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