Compensation Case Held Up After 15 Minutes Past Quitting Time
Jamestown March 11 A question of 15 minutes time led to ad journed compensation court proceedings in the Clarence A Carlson case. Carlson died from injuries after a fall on September 5 1945 while repairing damage from June tornado at Market Street addresses. Widow Mary Carlson seeks death benefits though insurer argues he was not working for the employer at the time. Timekeeper Henry Swanson testified Carlson had collected his tools at 430 pm and moved them to a truck before leaving the job site.
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John Hancock Reports All Time Record Total
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance reports total in force rising by 452.8 million to 7.2566 billion, the highest ever. Edwin R. Erickson notes expansion to all U S states and Canada, with plans for a new Boston home office and civilian housing investments amid postwar reconversion. Dividends of 124.1 million were paid on policyholder funds.
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Red Cross War Fronts Call for Continued Public Support
General Douglas MacArthur praises the Red Cross for aiding troops in the Pacific and on D-Day. He notes the need to sustain relief efforts at home and abroad as a new phase of the war begins. The appeal urges readers to give generously to support ongoing aid to veterans, civilians, and disaster victims.
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