Insurance Policy Counts and Claims Totals Reported
The commissioner notes a rise in life insurance activity with higher policy counts and large claim payments. Policy issuances total 1 837 with insured amounts near 2 948 and another 10 100 088 in PAL values. Claims paid amount to 279 564 44, reflecting increased life insurance business in the latter half of the year.
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The Italian festival feature Il Flauto Magico drew excellent reviews last evening. Mme Gerster led the cast with Mme Hank in strong support while Sig Mancini Saras tro and Lazzarini Papageno Tamino impressed. The chorus excelled and the revue ends with praise for all principal artists. Tonight Faust with Mile Rhea as Beatrice.
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