State Insurance Statements From 1929 Reports
Compilation of company asset totals liabilities and net assets for numerous insurers including Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection, London Guarantee and Accident, Homeland Insurance, Hanover Fire Insurance, Illinois Casualty, Illinois Manufacturers, Peoria Life, and others with capital paid, real estate, bonds and stocks, premiums due, and reinsure obligations listed for December 31 1929 and certified by Indiana Commissioner of Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HAR Fire Insurance CO
Hartford
Asylum Ave
New York
N. Y
J. M. Haines
U. 8
Cittebe
Ae Interretderedty
Ental
Iteen Og
Com- Poby Cnc
Cev
Commissioner of Insurance
Missioner of Insurance
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection Insurance Company
Conn
Prospect Street
W. Bs Oeson
L. Waddlebroth
Redan
Homeland Insurance Company OF America
William St
Cecil F. Shallcross
Robert Newboult
Iecense
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company
Compaen
Asylum Avenue
R. M. Bils
J. Collins
Liberty Mutual Insurance CO
N. Mi Bosto
Park Square Bui
UCE Bla
Betus
Pany Capital Deposit
Saaee
Indiana
Office of Commissioner of Insurance
Commissioner of Insurance of
Clarence C. Wysong
Home Life Sora
James A. Fulton
Presid
Gatton
aSey
Hee
Com Bony Cos
State OF
Illinois Life Insurance Company
Chicago
Ilinois
Lake Shore Drive
Ccragsganererader
Weaceen
Illinois Casualty Company
Springfield
Ferguson Building
Pickering
Sident
el Pay Hospital
Rene Tae Ag
Lion
Ance Noncesnees
Condh
Aiden Lane
Collec Son
D. Commissioner of Insurance of
Andition of
Pune
Iril
Sean Ice
Wysong
Maiden Lane
J. M. Wenim
Soean
Office of Commissioners of Insurance
Sean Rence C. Wysong
Illinois
Ass'n. Inc
S. la Salle St
S. Pearsall
L. Donnellly
State OF Indiana
LONDON_ AND
Nchashire Indemnity Co. OF
America
New -York
John St.ey
J. Gobbie
J Urmson
Minot Ansssht
Carters
Acs Coca
Copany
Cece Esenesennsesereee
Peoria Life
Henry F. Tuerk
Compan
Abov
Kankakee
Arcade
Underwriters Agency Corp
Cevital
Watmoy
Aoa
Office of Commissioner of Insurance I
CE C. Wysong
Home Fire and Marine Insurance Company
San Francisco
California
California Street
Eose
Wison
I. G. Thlanchard
Leon
Pie Keere
Eelia
PONCE
SCC Sa
Ystasse
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the Hanover Fire Insurance CO
John St
Charles W. Highily
F. Elmer Sammons
Brance
Su Woneo
Seall
CLARENCE C_WYSONG
Fidelity & Guaranty Fire Corp
Baltimore
Maryland
Water St
R. Howard Bland
Ross M’kenrick
Treas
Wbatpesnanssssdceneea
Fuemo
Asco du Cassesesesee Oehee
Fidelity & Deposit Company OF
Fidelity Building
Charles R
Robert 8. Hart
speaniGe
Ptesey Tina P SU
25 000 Shriners Arrive in Toronto for Imperial Conclave
Thousands of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine gathered in Toronto for the fifty sixth imperial conclave. About 25 000 Shriners will participate in parades drills and sports as the theme centers on a century of peace between Canada and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Toronto
Ontario
Mystic Shrine
Canada
United States
Youngworth
Imperial
Leo V. Youngworth
Los Angeles
Canadian National Exhibition Grounds
World War Memorial Centopah
Maple Leaf Stadium
Radio Dial Listings For WFBM Indianapolis Schedule
Radio listings outline Monday afternoon and evening programs at WFBM Indianapolis with CBS network shows, local ensembles, orchestras, and sports segments. features include Studio dinner ensemble, Mormon sales branch, Ukelele Mike, Singing school, wrestling at 3:30, and the Thirteenth hour jamboree closing at 0:55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Ripple
Shermann Am Orchestra
Rain Baby cases stir Indianapolis as mother works
The James Whitcomb Riley Hospital holds the Indianapolis rain baby while mother Sally Breedlove works in a private home. A second abandoned infant, Catherine Lois Armin, rests at city hospital after being left in a note at a car downtown. Breedlove, granted a suspended six month sentence for desertion, has not used sympathizers funds. Court action on custody is pending, with unclear where trials occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Eugene Breedlove
Indianapolis
James Whitcomb Riley
Sally Marie Breedlove
City Hospital
Catherine Lois Armin
Chicago
Weather update at 9 a.m. winds northeast at five
Air condition shows a northeast wind of five miles per hour. Barometric pressure at sea level is 30.12 inches with a temperature of 63 degrees. Visibility is twenty miles. ceiling is unlimited and field conditions are good.
Goebel plans eastward flight prep for Paris to New York
Colonel Arthur Goebel, winner of the Dole flight to Hawaii, prepares for a nonstop Paris to New York run. He will shuttle from Los Angeles to New York in two jumps aboard the Lockheed Yankee Doodle after final tests and radio installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Los Angeles
Arthur Goebel
Hawaii
East
Paris
New York
France
Hoosier Tour Plane Entries Near Close
The second annual all Indiana tour organized by Lee H. Hottel aims to start at Hoosier airport next Monday with the Solo Club of Indianapolis presenting a silver trophy to one of over thirty pilots. The award honors regularity attendance and caution in flying as the tour spans sixteen Indiana cities ending at Mars Hill airport on Saturday June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi Hoosier
Lee H. Hottel
Indianapolis
Hottel
Mars Hill
Indiana
Williams plans second Atlantic crossing to European city
Roger Q. Williams, who crossed the Atlantic last year to the coast of Spain, prepares for another voyage to an unannounced European city from Roosevelt field. He aims for Paris via Lindbergh's route in a Columbia plane fitted with a glass roof to aid navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Roger Q. Williams
Spain
Roosevelt Field
Williams
Paris
Lindbergh
Columbia
Clarence Chamberlin
Germany
Navy pilot sets world altitude record at 43166 feet
Lieutenant Apollo Soucek, a navy aviator, soared to 43166 feet in a flight from Anacostia naval station. A bureau of standards calibration confirms the height, surpassing Willie Neuenhofen of Germany who held the previous record by 1372 feet. The flight occurred last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas Ashington
Apollo Soucek
Anacostia Naval Station
Bureau of Standards
Navy
Willie Neuenhofen
Germany
Fierro Plans Nonstop Hop To Mexico City
New York June 9 Roberto Fierro chief of the Mexican civil air service plans a series of motor and altitude tests in the next days as preparation for a nonstop flight to Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muited
New York
Roberto Fierro
Mexico City
Fierro
Indianapolis Morning Club Grid Blues? (inserted headline)
Schedule fragment lists events and times around 9 to 1 on a Tuesday morning in Indianapolis. Items include clubs, talks, announcements, and performances at venues such as the Marott Hotel and Nut Margarine cooking segment.
Night radio listings feature orchestras and programs across networks
A dense schedule shows Chicago WM stations and others listing orchestras, singers, and programs at various hours from 6:30 P M to 1:45 A M. Notable entries include Russo and his orchestra, Water Witch time, NBC and CBS networks, and stations in Chicago, Nashville, Detroit, Minneapolis, and St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KYW
Chicago
Russo
NBU
A. & P. Gypsies
WEAF
WSAI
WGN
WTAM
Funsters
Columbia
Coco Couriers
WFBM
WLS
WSM
Nashville
Craig
WMAQ
Goldkette
NBC
Amos
Andy
WHAS
WLW
Wayne King
WENR
WDAF
Kansas City
Chicago—Concert Orchestra
Nashville—Studio Orchestra
WSB
Atlanta
KMOX
St. Louis
Woo
Minneapolis-St. Paul
The
Cliticians
Hogan and Goldkette
WIR
Detroit
WJZ
Wow
Omaha
Cecil and
Sally
Brown
Weer
Stone’s
Saka Chicago
WCCO
Lone’s
WOC
Davenport
Dave’s Wanderers
Wiv
Cincinnati
Sweet and Low
Nighthawk
Evening Radio Schedule from WLW Cincinnati
The listing outlines WLW Cincinnati broadcasting the 4 00 to 11 30 pm schedule with shows from the Tabernacle choir to Dave Bernies orchestras, NBC programs, weather, livestock reports and musical acts at the Hotel Linton and other venues. Notable entries include Real Folks, Empire Builders and Amos n Dy with Crosley singers and string quartet performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mui
Uon Tabernacle Choir
NBC
Sekatary Hawkins
Uncle Solomon
Brooks and Ross
Benrus
Dave Bernies
Orchestra
Hotel Linton
Variety
Koolmotor Orchestra
Duro Automatics
Real Folks
Nisley Dream Kmp
Empire Builders
Crosley_singers
Amos ‘N
Crosley
Hotel Gibson
Morning radio schedule with NBC programs and live reports
A historical radio day plan lists 3:30 start with Ten and the Mornin followed by Keep Fit Organ program Aunt Jemima man Mouth health by Marley Sherris Morning devotion by Dad Kershner Y. M. C. A. Croslevy homemakers Forecast cooking school Live stock reports Weather and river reports Time signals Organ concert Orchestra at Hotel Gibson The Doodlesuckers Live stock report Farm and Home hour Town and country Matinee Billy and Billy Old Friends and Faces Pacific Nagabonds NBC Woman's moka Club Hank Kar The old rocking chair
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Gibson
Doodlesuckers
Billy
Hoo—Pacific Nagabonds
NBC
Woman's Moka Club
Hank Kar
Butler Grads in Celebration for 1930 Class
Graduates of Butler university class of 1930 hold a Saturday morning ceremony at Fairview with Ruth Robison chairing and prophecy reading. Ann Hall and Merjorie Mullin plan stunts. Afternoon brings formal alumni admission and a gym supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler University
Fairview
Ruth Robison
Ann Hall
Merjorie Mullin
Butler Alumni Association
G. I. Hoover
Robert J. Aley
Motorist who hit woman leaves scene after helping her
A driver struck Mrs. Cora Moore, 48, of 1436 Oliver Avenue, throwing her about thirty feet and fracturing her skull. a motorist who helped her to her porch before the driver fled on foot is sought by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Moore
Oliver Avenue
City Hospital
Civic clubs plan accident prevention drive at Garfield park
The South Side Civic Clubs central committee will meet at Fountain Square theater at 8 Wednesday night to set plans for an accident prevention campaign at Garfield park June 14 and 15. Reports will be received on Fountain Square fountain repairs and on placing lights and traffic signals in the southern section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Park
Central Committee
South Side Civic Clubs
Fountain Square Theater
Fountain Square
Mendelssohn Organ Sonata Broadcasts On NBC Network
The andante from Mendelssohn sixth organ sonata will broadcast from Salt Lake City on WLW WHAS and NBC Monday at 4 PM. Merle Johnston and his Doco Couriers perform dance music at 6 30 PM on WFBM CBS. Henry Burbig the humorist also appears. An Irving Berlin medley with the Maytag orchestra and vocal trio airs on WHAS NBC at 7 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelssohn
Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
WLW
WHAS
NBC
Merle Johnston
Doco Couriers
WFBM
Columbia Broadcasting System
Henry Burbig
Irving Berlin
Retting
Platt
Maytag
NBG
WJZ
Roxy and His Gang
WEAF
Symphonic Rhythm Makers
Columbia
Coco Couriers
WHAM
Rochester
Rochester Civic Orchestra
Jesse Crawford
Overture to Martha Opens Stromberg Carlson Program
The overture to Friedrich von Flotow's opera Martha will be heard as the opening selection on the Stromberg Carlson program Monday night over WHAS and the NBC network at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Friedrich von Flotow
Stromberg-Carlson
WHAS
NBC
Citizenship Medals to Be Presented in Indiana
Twenty one bronze medals will be awarded this summer by the Indiana Society of Sons of the American Revolution for exemplification of good citizenship. Recipients include Warren Central high school eighth graders, Wilson school Crawfordsville pupils, Cathedral high school and St Joan of Arc parochial school students, plus several military and scouting youths at Ft Benjamin Harrison Culver Academy Camp Gridley and Boy Scout camps northeast of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana Society of Sons of the American Revolution
Warren Central High School
Wilson School
Crawfordsville
Cathedral High School
St. Joan of Arch- Parochial School
Citizens’ Military Training Camp
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Culver Military Academy
Camp Gridley
Indianapolis
Heads of Exchange on Green Carpet
Officials of the Boston Stock Exchange are to face the Indiana Securities Commission on June 24 over withdrawal of their listings in Indiana. Securities Commissioner Mark W. Rhoades announced the hearing may last through the week starting Tuesday, with the exchange’s president secretary and chairman of the listing committee expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Stock Exchange
Indiana Securities Commission
Mark W. Rhoades
Oriinally
Boston Exchange
Rhoades
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Vu. S
Rr E
London
Bai
Sbore
Eee
Agacda
Clarence C. Ing
State OF Indiana Office of Commissioner of Insurance
PBRY
Liabil
Cassas Hase
Illinois Nee Insurance CO
Enrin
Oe Dany Wrvccevers
San
Adi
Ker
Sapmno
Shriner
U. S
Crockett Mountaineers
CBS
Current Events
Modore Ensemble
Melody Musketters
Ceco
Red Boy
Oo Biaters
Paul Tremaine
Band From
Lonely
Mood Broun
One Tat and Casino Orchestra
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
WKBF
Indianapolis Broadcasting, Inc
Henres
Goebel
Prose Piro Phy Sboro
Tll
Paul Montgomery
Montgomery
Rome
Dallas
Tex
Indianapolis Rower and Light Company
Sammy
Church Federation
Sameomen’s Club
Morrison's
Hoosier Coffee Club
Hoosier
L. S. Ayres
Oence Theater
Girl Friends Three
Pied Piper
Oeence Taylor News
Marott Hotel Trio
Furnas Ice Cream Girls
Ma Co Market
M— Columbis
WABC
WKRC
Whee
Symphonic Orches
Wane
Wis
der Rose Singers
WBBM
Gerolsteiner
Motors
WWJ
Players
KDKA
WJR
WFEM
Gems of Music
the Gauthamare
Sign of the Shell
WSAL
WJZ Dka
Columbia Vessé Crawford
WBEM
ABC
Zore
Pittsburgh
State Waco
Binneepales St. Paul
Arrowhead
Micansas City
Mike and Hernon
Tomorrow's Tribune
Ed McConnell
Dan and
Sylvia
Nashvil Oma
Vst
Paacoknanenet Orchesa
WBAP
Ft. Worth
Boyer
Ensemble
Butler Grads
Hunt
South Side
Thompkins Corners
Australia
Chesebrough
Fred Waldner
Buryl Retting
Dumont
Adelpheee
Sons of American Revolution
Boston
Byron W. Fredenburg
I. C
Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary
Hampton Drive
Methodist Hospital
Illinois Central Railroad
Robert F. Miller
North
Delaware Street
Paul Sharick
Crown Hill Cemetery
Hudson Coach
Washington Plaza
W. Wash
Secreta
Jo Purchasing Committee
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