Insurance And Care In Selection Insurance And Care In Selection
Roger Babson surveys U S government probes into life health and fire insurers noting the Department of Justice plans likely Supreme Court action over fire insurers. He lists four life health and casualty groups, urges reform of fire sales methods, favors independent firms and warns social security could reshape the field. He endorses prudent, honest management and agents, urging readers to consider selected medium sized, well run fire insurers outside New York fleets.
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Roger Babson
New York
Alanta
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Aleady
Casuslty
Feld
Cooperative Commonwealth
Wall Street
Erie Man Struck at Grade Crossing in Erie
George W. Constable, 08, suffered a brain concussion possible skull fracture and a broken rib after being struck by a Permasyl Yanta Railroad locomotive at the East 12th street crossing between Wayne and East Avenue at 6:00 p.m. Wednesday. He was removed to St. Vincent's hospital in fair condition. police say he walked across the tracks as freight cars cleared one locomotive and did not see the other approaching.
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Erie
George W. Constable
Permasyl Yanta Railroad
12Th Street
Wayne
East Avenue
St. Vincent's Hospital
Consiste
Trols
Pleads Guilty at Erie to Three Burglaries
Joseph Loesch alias Parker, 1104 Parade Street, pleaded guilty at Erie to three burglary counts. Judge W B Goodwin remanded him to Erie county prison to await criminal court. State motor police tied him to seven house burglaries, but he faced charges in only three break ins.
Grant Use of Airport to New Corporation
Jamesiuwsh ny with 41 ner Earle O Hultquist president of the National Association of Furniture Manufacturers appeared before the City Council Tuesday night as an unofficial representative of the city’s manufacturers and withdrew objections to a lease proposal for operating the Municipal Airport by American Aviation Corporation. The Council unanimously approved the revised document. Insurance notes urge thorough risk and investment investigations, but policyholders need not fear where companies are located whether independent or affliated.
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Jamesiuwsh
Nwy
Earle O. Hultquist
National Association of Furniture Manufacturers
American Aviation Corporation
New York
O. K
Aecordine
Jamestown Liquor Store Hold-Up Sparks Probe
Jamestown reports a third liquor store robbery in a month. A masked man entered Ally Liquor Store on Second Street late Wednesday, took $95 from the register at pistol point, failed to force the safe after a customer frightened him, and fled. Lt Detective Moynihan says detectives are pursuing leads as calls claim the remainder was left in a paper wrapper on the front porch.
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Jamestown
Eust Second Street
Richard H. Moynihan
Jamestown youths held after burglaries and thefts
Three Jamestown youths- Norman Wilson 17 Frank Oliver Scott 18 and Conrad Melquist 17 - were held for grand jury action after waiving examination on second degree grand larceny and related charges. Bail set at 1000 for Wilson and 3500 for Scott and Melquist. another suspect George C. Colts 16 remains sought.
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Jamestown
Charles H. Wiborg
Guy Court
Innocent Pleas
Mayville
Norman Wilson
Winsor Street
Frank Oliver Scott
McKinley Avenue
Conrad Melquist
Lester W. Berglund
OD Exch
George EB. Colts
Marine Corporal Robert Moore Wounded in Action
Erie residents learn Marine Corporal Robert Moore 221 is wounded in action. Parents Mr and Mrs Overt A Moore receive telegrams from Washington noting the injury and continued concern for his fate as he serves overseas.
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Erie
Robert Moore
A. Moore
Solomons
Moore
YMCA
Marine Corps
Washington
Youth Hurt In Saw Mill Accident at Clintonville
Franklin November report states Newell Newhouse, 20, of Corsica, suffered severe injuries Tuesday at Turner saw mill in Clintonville when his right arm was caught between a pulley and moving belt. He was hurled and both elbow and leg fractured. he remains in Franklin hospital, condition stated as good considering injuries.
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Franklin
Newell Newhouse
Corsica
Lato
Turner
Clintonville
Newhouse
Franklin Aspital
Second Titusville Girl Joins Up With WAACs
Titusville reports its second local woman has enlisted in the WAACs. Miss Mary Luttrell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Luttrell of 13 West Blass Street, left Titusville to enlist at Punxsutawney on Tuesday, returning Wednesday night. Her training and posting location are not yet determined.
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Titusville
Army
Navy
Mary Luttrell
Charles EB. Luttrell
WAAC
Luttrell
Pumstouren
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Babson
New York City
Boston Insurance
Providence-Washington
Security of New Haven
Springfield Fire and Marine
Agricultural _ Insurance
New Hampshire Fire
Glens Falls
St. Paul Fire & Marine
Northwestern National Insurance
Hertford Fire
Exper
East Twelfth Street
NEW Corporation
Defense Steel Plant
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Brigham Road
Dunkirk
Erie Marine
Solomans
WAACS
Parker Brothers’ Games
Shell
Sky Riders
Donald Duck
U.S. Air Mail
Sky
Lanston
South Center St
Dia
Montgomery Ward
Thornewood
Santa
Dainty
Bax
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