Southwestern Life Insurance shows record 46th annual gains
Insurance holdings of Southwestern Life Insurance Co. rose in 1948 to a total policy value of 697 million with assets near 174 million. James R. Wood, Dallas president, cited more than 8.3 million paid to policyholders last year and real estate investments in Texas climbing to over 35 million as part of the strongest financial position in company history.
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Stock Exchange Seat Sold At Bargain Price
New York February 19. Sale of a New York stock exchange membership for 40000 dollars announced. The price is about 2000 dollars under the last sale and the lowest price since December 18 1943.
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Compton Foresees Russia Soon A Bomb Power Averted
Nobel laureate Dr. Arthur Compton told Brotherhood week listeners at the Gunter hotel that Russia likely will have an atom bomb within five years and that atmospheric testing could reveal such a detonation. He cautioned against an atomic war within 10 to 20 years and urged continued American strength and vigilance. The talk covered wartime static bomb work and the value of free peoples.
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Measles Up in Texas
AUSTIN February 19 R More than 3000 measles cases were reported in Texas last week the largest weekly total on record. The health department reported 3020 new cases bringing the year total to 13 993. Chickenpox also rose while influenza stayed near the year average with 2612 cases and 1062 vari acts reported.
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Ice Kissed Oranges Dumped by San Antonio Dealers
Ice damaged fruit from the valley damaged citrus crops and cost produce men dollars. Castro Brothers Produce dumped 200 sacks of government inspected oranges. Elbert Saenz trucker dumped 100 sacks after they deteriorated en route to San Antonio.
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Trains Hit in Eastern France Kill 34 and Wound Many
Paris Feb 19 Thirty four people are known dead after a Metz Nalley Dijon express collided with an engine at a closed signal in eastern France. A railway official said 33 others were injured as authorities investigated the crash involving an apprentice engineer.
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