Insurance loans rise as New York life firms report 1957 totals
New York life insurance companies disclose policy loans outstanding totaling 3.503 billion at the start of 1957. The figure rose 209 million from the previous year but accounted for only 4.4 percent of total policy reserves. Tourney crowds fill University Fieldhouse in Minneapolis with over 88 thousand attending the three day Minnesota high school basketball tourney.
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New York
Minneapolis
Minnesota
University Fieldhouse
Soviets Claim U S Has New Weather Bomb
London based report cites Soviet scientist Prof Federov accusing the United States of developing a weather bomb to drought or flood rival lands. Radio Moscow quotes Federov saying such weapons fail to control weather and warn of unintended effects at home. The piece also covers Moscow's push at the fire power disarmament conference for a ban on hydrogen and atomic bombs and ongoing talks over inspections and open skies.
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London
United States
Radio
Kremlin
Moscow Radio
Valerian Zorin
India
Eisenhower
Zorin
Soviet Union
Health insurance programs expand across Europe except Spain
Health insurance schemes become compulsory or quasi compulsory across most European nations, with Spain remaining outside the system. The trend covers both south and central Europe as nations align social welfare policies and health coverage.
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London
Spain
Hippo Teeth Weighing Up To Seven Pounds Reported
Across Russia Australia and New Zealand reports note a hippopotamus with large tusklike molars. Some molars reportedly weigh as much as seven pounds each according to observers.
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Russia
Australia
New Zealand
Anaconda Receives National Safety Award Plaque
Anaconda Wire and Cable Company officials were presented with the National Safety Council's Certificate of Commendation Plaque for 948,907 manhours worked without a disabling accident from October 1955 to December 1956. Robert Wolford, mill manager, accepted the plaque. Clarence H. Bowlin is safety director. The local industry boasts.
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Anaconda Wire and Cable Company
National Safety Council
Robert Wolford
Clarence H. Bowlin
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate David S. Galbraith
Creditors heirs and legatees of David S. Galbraith deceased must appear in the Anderson Indiana Superior Court on June 26 1957 to show cause why the final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship receive distributive shares. Clerk Joseph H Armington presiding.
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David S. Galbraith
Anderson
Indiana
Joseph H.armington
Johnson & Austin O'Neill
Scott & Schrenker
Charles Palmer
E Gerson
Joseph Arming
Busby, Davisson, Cooper & Farr
Madison County
Coun Council
Seana
Orlock
D.T
Board of Commissioners
County Revenue Fund
Highway Mainetenance Fund
County Revenue
Plant Wins Safety Awards From National Council
The 1952 plant earned a company award for 12 consecutive months with no disabling accident and 1954 saw the mill receive the National Safety Council award for 1 000 000 manhours without a disabling injury to fly the Green Cross Safety Pennant. In 1955 the plant won high honors for low frequency rate in the councils metal section July 1954 to June 1955 and another council award for reducing disabling injuries July 1955 to June 1956. Also notes Sir Francis Drake destroyed the Spanish Armada on August 8, 1588 near Gravelines.
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National Safety Council
Green Cross
Anderson Schools Sealed Bids for Furniture Items
The Board of School Trustees of Anderson Indiana invites sealed bids by 5:30 PM CDT June 20 1957 for 21 teachers desks 21 teachers chairs 652 student seating units 29 filing cabinets 20 kindergarten tables 52 kindergarten chairs 235 folding chairs Specifications available from the Superintendent at 528 Worth Street Anderson Indiana The board may accept or reject any or all bids G E Ebbertt Superintendent June 7 14 1957.
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Board of School Trustees
Anderson
Indiana
West 11Th Street
C.D.S.T
Superintendent of Schools
Worth Street
G. E. Ebbertt
Anderson Public Schools
C.ds.t
W. 1Ith Street
School equipment bids sought at Anderson Indiana
Regular meeting place at 528 West 11th Street invited bids for musical equipment and instructional items. Superintendent G F Ebertt listed bids for bassoon oboe studio pianos kilns projectors recorders screens microscopes and maps with June 20 1957 deadline. Notice also covers taxwatch hearings and July financial items for Lapel and Madison County public bodies.
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Board of School Trustees
Anderson
Indiana
Board of Schaap Trustees
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Paul Fish
Okinawa
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Gravelines
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11Th Street
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Iderse
Lapel
State Hearts Commission
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