Wyoming State Financial Figures Snapshot
A compact, numeric oriented extract showing monetary amounts and a state label. The text lists several figures such as 3 Met Applicame 3 1450049 and amounts like 1,587.88 4,906.14 and 37,128,506.26 tied to Wyoming state references.
Public Notice of Insurance Company 1954 Wyoming Report
Office of Insurance Commissioner of Wyoming releases condensed annual statement for American Fidelity & Casualty Company Inc for the year ending December 31 1954 filed in Laramie County. The notice lists written premiums 38 619 924 24 gross, losses paid 2 025 000 00, losses incurred 28 468 641 84, net income 26 263 409 67 with disbursements 25 975 112 86. Official seals and signatures confirm compliance with Wyoming statutes.
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Office OF Insurance
Cheyenne
Wyoming
American Fidelity & Casualty Company, Inc
Richmond
Virginia
Wyoming Insurance Commissioner Certifies Company Statement
The document records the annual financials of The American Insurance Company of Newark New Jersey for year ending December 31 1954 including gross premiums received and losses incurred and income figures. Insurance Commissioner Ford Taft certifies the condensed statement filed in Wyoming with official seal and date August 12 1955.
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Office OF Insurance
Cheyenne
Wyoming
American Equitable Assurance Company of New York
William Street
New York
N. Y
A. D
Ford Staft
Office OF Insurance Commissioner
American Insurance Company
Washington Street
Newark 1
New Jersey
Ford
Taft
Honeunto
Insurance
Insurance Commissioner Certifies Condensed Annual Statement
Ford Taft Wyoming Insurance Commissioner certifies a condensed annual statement for an insurance company filed in his office under Wyoming statutes. The document summarizes the required financial details and confirms compliance with state law.
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Laramue
Ford & Taft
State of
Wyoming
Veterans News on GI Bill course changes and Old World War II compare
Veterans Administration findings show 95 percent of Korean GI Bill trainees stay with original courses. About n % have changed, many to better fit aptitudes. Since 1955, over 1,000,000 veterans entered training with half in colleges and the rest in other schools, on the job or on the farm. Compared with WWII, where about one in four changed courses, restrictions then were looser. Also notices on estate administrations and a health column on freezing apples for winter use.
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Korea
Veterans Administration
Fay
Fragmentary Health Several Aids Mentioned In OCR Text
Ambiguous line items describe aids for fruit preservation and a crystalline form sold in drug stores. Mentions powder, a remedy involving acorbe Atal and a Suldan product, with garbled phrasing and unclear quantities.
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