Sun Life in Force Tops 2 Billion with Stable 1932
Sun Life Insurance Company of Canada reports 1932 investment activity largely unchanged from 1931 with government bond purchases and a small profit from sales. Insurance in force ends 1932 at 2.880 billion and total assets reach 611.4 million. President Macauley cites groundwork for a normal recovery and a forthcoming world conference. About 1 million policies remain in force, and lapse rate stays below the norm. Sun Life operates in 40 U.S. states and holds many assets in American securities. Marengo Postmaster Frank Cook addresses the Presbyterian Brotherhood on postal business with a small gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Life Insurance Company of Canada
T. B. Macauley
Arthur B. Wood
The
Sun Life
United States
Union
Marengo
Frank Cook
Presbyterian Brotherhood
A. I. Solbrig
Jay Zahrt
D. T. Watson
George Langlas
Fred Brauch, Jr
Ole H. Olson
Will Langlas
W. T. Martin
Mind games and science in the ALBERT WIGGAM dialogue
The article presents ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM D Sc discussing science’s role in morality and human behavior. It cites teachers, parents, and tests, notes a method to obtain intelligence testing, and claims Freud and Pearson on the formation of child attractions and parental influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Edward Wiggam
D. Sc
Karl Pearson
Freud
One Held Part Of Loot Seized After Breakin
John Heslop, 40, of 1209 Eleventh Avenue SE, is jailed after a Krejel Brothers store breakin. police recovered groceries and $24 missing, and Heslop named two companions. other suspects fled city. Breakins at Larimer Shafer Land office and a scale house followed, all by breaking glass and entering locked doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krejel Brothers
Ninth Street SE
John Heslop
Eleventh Avenue SE
Heslop
Krejci
Mikota
Larimer and Shafer Land Company
I Avenue
First Street
Huey Long fights probes delaying bills in Senate
In Washington the battle between Senator Huey P. Long and the senate campaign investigating committee slowed key bills. Appropriation measures for independent federal offices and Congress, plus the bankruptcy act and Volstead act changes, were stalled as Long pressed to block a 25 000 Louisiana inquiry appropriation. Long attacked committee counsel Ansell over Bergdoll episode, risking a libel suit. Senator Clark of Missouri sided with him. Grinnell to cut city wages by 10 percent starting March 1 with hourly rates set for common laborers and teamsters.
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Washington
INS
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Kingfish
Senate Campaign Investigating
Bayou State
Senate
Long
Samuel T. Ansell
John H. Overton
Congress
Robinson
Arkansas
Bergdoll
Ansell
Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland
Germany
Maryland
House
Clark
Dem
Missouri
Grinnell
Community Players stage to present The Bait with Mrs Darling in title role
Mrs Wallace Darling will portray the bait in Mrs Don Hines's one act The Bait at McKinley auditorium. The production features three original one act plays on Monday and Tuesday evenings, showcasing new performers on the Community Players stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Players
McKinley Auditorium
Wallace Darling
Community Players present three one act plays winners of contest
The program features a selfish wife portrayed by Mrs. Charles Shackell and her husband played by Robert Leefers with Ova Nelil Donahue as the assisting friend. Also in the cast are Ollie Larson and Fred Petrick. Two other one acts by Marguerite Rowley Newland and Howard Green join the three plays, winners of a recent contest. It is part of the Community Players season, with season tickets valid. reservations at the Hobby House. CALAMUS Funeral services were held Wednesday for Mrs. Warren Traver, 72, who died Monday after a stroke. Born Clara L. Hayes June 26, 1860 in Bridgeport, NY she married Warren Traver March 20, 1878. Surviving are husband, five children including Mrs. Oral St. John and Mrs. Nina Morris, and Roy, Hugh, Harold. The funeral was at the Methodist church with Rev. E. G. Stelman officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shackell
Robert Leefers
Ova Nelil Donahue
Ollie Larson
Fred Petrick
Marguerite Rowley Newland
Center Point
Howard Green
Cedar Rapids
Hobby House
Calamus
Warren Traver
Clara L. Hayes
Bridgeport
N. Y
Oral St. John
Nina Morris
South Dakota
Roy
Hugh
Harold
Methodist Church
E. G. Stelman
West Branch Mourns Death of Joseph J. Shreve
Joseph J. Shreve, 82, died at his Whittier California home Monday and his body is being brought to West Branch, his former home, for burial. He was married to a woman whose name appears in the family obituary. The community notes his long residence and ties to West Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Branch
Joseph J. Shreve
Whittier
Calif
Mr. Shreve
Quote on national mood from Jay E. House
A brief remark attributed to Jay E. House warns that the nation’s decline would come from after-the-fact debates and informal chatter in locker rooms, rather than official action or policy.
Resident Josephine Haldeman Moved from Ohio to Iowa
A historical note records Josephine Haldeman born in Goshen Ohio in 1873 and later moved with Mrs Shreve to Cedar County Iowa in 1881. The brief item mentions Mrs Shreve’s death years earlier and continues with his relocation.
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Josephine Haldeman
Goshen
Ohio
Cedar County
Iowa
Shreve
Bailey family rites planned after death in 1920
The widow of 808 Leonard, Mrs. N. E. Bailey, is to be buried after a 1930 relocation to West Branch. Surviving daughter Mrs. Lorena Bailey and three grandchildren Esther Plaisdel, Ralph Shreve, and Harold Shreve are noted along with two half brothers Charles Shreve and Bert Shreve. The body arrives Friday morning with funeral services to follow Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Bailey
Whittier
Calif
Lorena Bailey
Leonard
Esther Plaisdel
Kenosha
Wis
Ralph Shreve
West Branch
Harold Shreve
Eagle Grove
Charles Shreve
Damascus
Ohio
Bert Shreve
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