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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1955

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40 et 8 to Elect Chiefs Convening at Gunter Hotel

The Dixie Promenade of 49 et 8 holds its 1956 convention at the Gunter hotel in San Antonio starting Sunday at 9 am. Delegates from Alabama through Texas attend with visitors from Oklahoma Illinois Indiana New York Michigan and Pennsylvania. A parade and mezzanine registrations draw large crowds as the organization considers a petition for membership and honors a honorary grand marshal from the Texas American Legion.

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Soviet Troops Leave Port Arthur and Peiping Reports

Peiping radio said Soviet troops would pull out of Port Arthur by May 31 after occupying the base since World War I. The report notes the withdrawal comes amid Communist China tensions and confirms Russia's partial redeployment from the area.

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Insurance Agents Convene in Dallas in 1955

More than 200 agents of Southwestern Life Insurance Co. attend the 1955 convention at the Plaza hotel. James Relph Wood, company president, opens sessions at 10:30 a.m. Monday, with Jack Wolff of Houston presiding. A breakfast Tuesday features Frank Cooper of Fort Worth as guest. The agenda includes business meetings Tuesday and Wednesday, a Wednesday awards banquet, and a dance at Plaza roof garden Monday night. The event includes a treasure hunt, a private showing at Joske’s Colonial room and other social functions.

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Joske's Announces First Dividend Days Sale in Texas

San Antonio institution Joske's of Texas announced its first Dividend Days sale for Monday. Executive VP Edward C. Sullivan said the event offers deep savings on essentials and luxury items, with dividends on new, quality merchandise from cooperating manufacturers. The sale features graduation gifts, summer and outdoor gear, summer clothing, furniture, housewares, and gardening items, leveraging Joske's extensive facilities and 2600 employees.

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Former Legion Leader Blasts U S Policy on Korea at Rally

In St. Louis on founders day, former American Legion National Commander Kyle Cocke Jr. assailed U S policy toward North Korea, urging expulsion of Communist forces. He spoke during the Legion's observance, representing National Commander Seaborn P. Calling.

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Uranium Fever Grips Valdez Alaska

RAT RACH Uranium Fever grips Valdez a port city of about 1000 people after a uranium find 55 miles up the Richardson highway. Staking of 40 claims reported with more added hourly as 60 to 100 people crowded the arena and cars streamed toward the site. The rush began after the discovery by ground and air prospectors.

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Foreign Oil Purchases Grow in Early 1955

The May Supply Demand Quotable reports that the United States bought about 19 percent more foreign oil in February through April 1955 than in the same months of 1954. Imports averaged 1.2 million barrels daily, about 38 percent of domestic crude production, compared with 16.3 percent a year earlier.

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