Pacific Mutual Lets Noncancelable Plans Stand After Reorganization
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance announces completion of its plan to isolate noncancelable income disability insurance from other business. The reorganized company reinsures all policies and reduces post July 22 1946 benefits for noncancelable claims while preserving existing pre date claims. Since 1936 the company paid numerous claims and total disbursements reached over 7 million dollars.
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Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
Hope
California
A. N. Kemp
Pacific Midual
Lass
Oid
Tam
Carpenter
State i Insurance Commissioner
Prescent Pracific Mutual Life Insurance Company
Pacific Mutual
New Nevada Oil Field Shows Flow From Gas Pressure
The Benedum-Trees Fincher No 1 in Nevada county began to flow at 500 barrels daily of 20 gravity oil under its own pressure. Contractors expect at least 1,000 barrels beam oil. Four more tests are planned on Groves and Fincher leases as la bor and seismograph work continues across the Camden area.
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Camden
Ark
C. Fincher
Nevada County
Ritchie Tract
Lion Qin Company
Ouachita County
Gaughan
Nevada
Groves Land
Flinder Company
Lilly Block
William Saynie
Nacatosh
Tekio
Nashville Production Credit group set to meet in January
The Nashville Production Credit association's board notes plans for the third annual stockholders’ meeting in January. A representative from the Production Credit Corporation of St. Louis may speak. The group, with 1183 stockholders, reports a successful year and aims for further loans next season.
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Nashville Credit Group
Nashville Production Credit Association
Rireelars Dowenbor 1, Co. Mill
Servatry
Production Credit Corporation of
Nashville Peas Duction Credit Association
Girl Sentenced 20 Years for Killing Father
Wise county judge reveals Maxwell 22, former school teacher Uhursi Maxwell, was sentenced to 20 years for the murder of her father Trigg Maxwell after a jury deliberated about twenty minutes. The case details outline a degree murder verdict and the imposed fixed term.
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Ian
Wise County
Venth Maxwell
Uhursi
Seemger
Trigg Maxwell
Federal Tax Bill To Undergo Revisions Amid Conference
Washington senators report broad administrative changes under review after a White House meeting. The act includes sections affecting the global tax structure, with officials citing large reorganizations and policy shifts.
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Washington
Harrison
Mississippi
Senate
Ruuvelt
First Goodfellows Fund reports $62 toward $300 quota
Hempstead county Post of the American Legion records an initial $62 toward the Goodfellows Christmas Cheer drive. Dewey Hendrix and B A Hollis lead the first report. more teams will file daily until the $300 goal is reached, after which funds go to Mrs Arch Moore for purchasing gifts for Hope’s needy children.
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Good Fellows
Dewey Hendrix
B. A. Hollis
Hempstead
American Legion
Hendrix
Mr. Hollis
Dorhatens
Arch Moore
Hope
Roy Anderson
J. E. Bearden
C. Cook
Mack Duffie
Pat Duffie Dewey Hendrix
B.C. Hollis
H. L, Hanegan
E. R. Jarvis
J. A. Henry
Flor
Masts Wun
Wellborn A. B
Falton
E. A. Morgani
Frank Walters
Leo Compion
Eva Janes
Cox
Ed McCorkle
T. Jewell
Briant Garnet Martin J.C
Olen Lowes Sascasmen Cash
O. A. Graves
Albert Graves
Starger Theater
C. 5. Walker
Tom McLarty
Charles Harrell
Whigfield
J. White
Gibson
Eugene Hall
Wayne H. England
Jim Martindale
George M. Green
Nannie Parkins
K. G. Hamilton iV
Mason H. O. Kyler
Lyle Moore
Callicott
Fred Hunt
Henry Ieks
Frank Hicks
Union Compress Appeals Judgment in Arkansas Supreme Court
Union Compress & Warehouse Co. appealed to the Arkansas Supreme Court on Thursday from a Hempstead circuit court civil judgment for S. D. Larson. The report mentions a strange aside about geese being forcibly fed in France to enlarge their livers for foie gras.
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Little Rock -i
Turned Brown By Brown Turner
Nashville column notes global tensions as Russia lacks response after a new constitution while Japan and Germany are discussed on wheat trade and political figures like King George VI and the Archbishop are observed in public actions. The piece threads humor with contemporary world affairs.
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Nashville
Tenn
Russia
Japan
Germany
George VI
75000 on Strike in Auto Industry
The Associated Press reports strike tension in the auto industry grew as about 75,000 workers walked out at a Detroit cushion and upholstery plant. Observers estimate this marks a major expansion of ongoing walkouts affecting the sector.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Wall Street
Seven aboard airliner believed dead after lost flight
Salt Lake City dispatch reports seven people, two women and five men, feared dead as searchers in heavy snow reach the scene of a missing Western Air Express plane. A foreman found suspected wreckage on a ridge near Alpina Utah, signaling a possible clue as a blizzard closes in.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Western Air Express
AUT
Amd
John J. Hess
COC Gamp
Alpina
Hess
Alpie
Rebel Recognition by Italy and Germany Weakens Madrid
Uncensored dispatch from Hendaye says Madrid reports that foreign aid is crucial to defeat Franco. Recognition of the insurgent regime by Italy and Germany delivers a strategic blow as Madrid leaders suffer early setbacks amid mounting battlefield strains.
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Italy
Germany
Madrid
Hendaye
France
Franco
Three Die in Alabama Station Collision
In Castleberry Alabama a south bound Louisville and Nashville passenger train collided head on with a north bound passenger train near the station early Thursday. The engineers Joe Gorey and Philip Grizzard were killed along with fireman Barnes. Passengers escaped with only minor injuries, shock reported but no serious harm.
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Castleberry
Ala
Louisville & Nashville
Joe Gorey
Piilip Grizzard
Barnes
Negro Sreman
Secret Service to Open L A Office
Basil E E Newton, formerly of Hope, will head a new Secret Service branch to open January 1 in Little Rock. Washington announced the assignment after redistricting moved closer offices, with two or three operatives to join Newton. The agency, part of the Treasury Department, handles counterfeiting forgery and currency fraud investigations.
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Little Rock
Basil E E. Newton
Hope
United States
Secret Service
Memphis
Newton
Washington
Joe T. Robinson
Kansas City
Treasury Department
City Car Licenses Put on Sale Here
New city automobile licenses for 1937 went on sale Thursday at the City Treasurer Charles Reynerson's office in Hope city. The 1937 design resembles 1936 and appears as a windshield sticker. February 10 is the last day to buy licenses without penalty. Stickers sell for $2.50. In 1936, 823 tags were sold, with 150 delinquent payments.
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New City Automobile
Lcense
Charles Reyherson
Hope City
Reynerson
Slayer Acquitted Unwritten Law In Farmhouse Slaying
Paragould Arkansas Mrs Lila Ray 30 was acquitted by a Greene county circuit court jury after admitting she shot and killed her husband C A Ray Jr as he lay in their Bear Island farm home following a quarrel on September 3 The defense portrayed the case as the unwritten law and the jurors deliberated under five hours amid emotional testimony noting alleged abuse of the wife The article also briefly notes Hawaii fishing sampans delivering mail under government contract.
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I Finu
Ray
The Holiday Mystery on a New Mexico Snowy Road
A tired driver named Bob Gratham gets stranded in a snowbound desert in New Mexico while chasing a government let down. a mysterious stranger in a car with a luxurious woman stops to help, promising a ride and later a return for his car. The scene hints at danger, intrigue, and a continuation.
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New Mexico
Graham
Sama Fe
Bob
Ramon Vesqueg
Bob Tus
Hob Gratham
Angelique
Edward Praised by Feminine Letters in Austria
The Duke of Windsor, visiting Enzelfeld Austria, endures a severe headache as 6 000 letters from feminine admirers arrive Thursday praising his decision to relinquish the British throne for Wallis Simpson. Eight hundred writers also request jobs for the prince, many seeking secretarial work.
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Enzelfeld
Austria
Duke of Windsor
Wallie Simpson
Caraway Proposes Flat 15 Dollar Pension Across Nation
Senator Hattie W. Caraway of Arkansas sponsors a bill for a federal $15 monthly pension for every citizen on state old age rolls, regardless of states' own contributions. She argues equal access, addresses relief targeting, and notes Arkansas leads in Home Owners Loan Corp repayments. She cites farm tenancy and drought in northwest Arkansas and mentions Governor-elect Bailey.
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Washington
Hattie W. Caraway
Jonesboro
Ark
Caraway
Arkansas
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Carnawsy
Carl E. Bailey
National Farm Tenancy Committee
Tokyo Alarmed as Influence Sweep Grips China
Japan responds to a sweeping political influence drive across China with heightened security measures and cautions to its citizens. Officials warn against foreign interference while monitoring developments and potential regional repercussions.
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Tokyo
China
Crisis in China as mutiny near Nanking escalates
Reports from Shanghai and Nanking convey Chiang Kai-Shek's government preparing a nationwide expedition against Marshal Chang Hsueh-Liang's rebel forces in Sianfu. Detained include an American aviator and Hankow staff as loyal divisions close in. Gov officialdom insists Chiang is safe while hoping mutineers back down to avoid civil war.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hachiro Arita
Hsu
Far East
Arita
W. H. Donald
Nanking
Kai-Shek
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Chang
Shanghai
China
P—G Simo
Chiang Kai-Shek
Marsha Hsueh-Liang
API
Ami
Marsh Chang
Nai
Sianfu
Divisi
Shensi
Capi
Chiang
Sete
Thi
T. T. Li
Royal
Leonard
Glendale
Calif
Julius Bary
Pittsburgh
Hankow
Chiang Gui-Shek
Wellesley
Ching Wu
Cotton market opens and closes with steady spot bid
The New Orleans cotton market opened Thursday at 12.23 and closed at 12.06. Spot cotton closed steady with 2b positions down, middling price at 12.55.
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New Orleans
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Virginia
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London
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Union Compress
Brown Turner
Alabama
L. A. Office
Basil E. Newton
Alimuny
Pleasantville
N.J
Ute Government
Cobari
Madson
Cabyuls
Ida R. Gleason
NEA Service, Inc
Edward
Sen
U. S
Adal Peary
North Pole
Anthony Comstock
New York Society For the Suppression of Vice
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