Indiana life insurance shifts seen by Hoosiers
The piece discusses changes in Indiana on life insurance as a savings tool and risk management. It cites American United Life Insurance Company and Clarence A. Jackson. notes rising national and state coverage, high policy ownership, and the view of insurance as a savings vehicle. It criticizes state office space issues and endorses a new state office building funded by borrowing from the school fund. Massachusetts shows lower highway deaths due to accessible auto records and inspections.
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American United Life Insurance Company
Indiana
Legal Reserve Life Insurance
Clarence A. Jackson
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Jackson
Best
Dun and
Little Hoover Study Commission
State House
Massachussetts
Bay State
Indiana or Illinois Hinted as Possible Atomic Plant Site
Washington report reveals the Atomic Energy Commission confirmed plans for another large nuclear plant but denies specific site talks. An exclusive interview details tight security, a search for a suitable location, and mentions of Southern Illinois Indiana Tennessee and Missouri Ozarks as possibilities, with officials declining to name a site.
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Indiana
Illinois
The
Linton Daily Citizen
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission Today
Morse Salsbury
AEC
Salsbury
United States
Tennessee
Missouri Ozarks
Mrs Slinkard 76 Dies After Heart Attack in Indianapolis
Mrs Pearl Cravens Slinkard 76 longtime Bloomfield resident died of a heart attack Monday at her Indianapolis home. She was widow of prominent Bloomfield attorney William L Slinkard and survived by three daughters, a sister, four grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set for Bloomfield Presbyterian Church with burial in Grandview Cemetery.
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Pearl Cravens Slinkard
Bloomfield
Indianapolis
Slinkard
William L. Slinkard
Samuel Coleman
Mary Routt Cravens
Bloomfield Presbyterian Church
Esther Miles
Ruth Kirk
Mary Slinkard
H. R. Isenhower
Jenkins and Sons
Isenhower
Jack Masters
Homer Weisbecker
Grandview Cemetery
Sorority Meeting Set At Edith Hangar Home
The associate chapter of Tri Kappa will meet at Edith Hangar's home at 6 30 Wednesday evening for a Christmas dinner party with Dr. Violet Bull as co hostess.
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Tri Kappa Sorority
Edith Hangar
Violet Bull
Hospital Births and Procedures Release Details
Mrs Barbara Smith of Linton welcomed a girl named Susan Gill at 8 pounds 14 ounces. Cathy Elaine was born to Mrs Austin Sharr of Bloomfield route 4 weighing 9 pounds 4 ounces. Vonda Kay weighed 8 pounds 2 ounces at birth for Mrs Lawrence Kristler of Linton. John Lloyd Jr born to Mrs John Nash of Jasonville weighing 9 pounds 5 ounces. A boy born to Mrs Phillip Key of Worthington route 1 weighing 9 pounds 15 ounces. Dismissals include Mrs Josephine Akre and others. several patients discharged. Major surgeries noted for Mrs Avis Bechtel of Elnora and Mrs Juanita Cox of Linton.
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Barbara Smith
Linton
Susan Gill
Shirley Mae Staisch
Worthington
Austin Sharr
Bloomfield
Cathy Elaine
Louisa Vendeweede
Avis Bechtel
Elnora
Lawrence Kris
Lyons
Maxine Decker
Sullivan
Russell Smith
Hymera
Bonnie Cline
Robert Max Terrell
Switz City
Woodrow Wilson
Baby
Shelburn
Lowell Wilson
Juanita Cox
Nurses to Hold Covered Dish Christmas Dinner at Park
Greene Nurses association plans a 6:30 PM Tuesday Christmas party at Lee Sherrard Park clubhouse. Members should bring a $1 gift for the exchange and a gift for the Christmas basket, plus their own table service.
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Greene Nurses Association
Lee-Sherrard Park
Divorce Granted After Absence of Wife
Indianpolis divorce case ends as William S. Hill is granted divorce after stating his belief his wife will not return. She left on December 2, 1920, before a ruling by Judge John L. Niblack.
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Indianapolisc
Ind
William S. Hill
John L. Niblack
Hill
Indiana Bell loses bid as Supreme Court upholds PSC rate powers
The Indiana Supreme Court refused to dismiss a protest against a 7.45 million dollar plus annual rate increase sought by Indiana Bell Telephone. The court backed the Public Service Commission's authority to fix utility rates and gave Bell 60 days to present arguments on the propriety of the Circuit Court ordered increase. Bell serves about 600,000 customers in roughly 80 communities.
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Indianapolis
U.P
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Indiana Supreme Court
Indiana Public Service Commission
PSC
Bell
Circuit Court
Tower Court
Supreme Court
Lloyd D. Claycombe
High Court
Floyd Draper
Indiana
Variety Show at Cine Tonight Promises Kiwanis Benefit
The Linton Kiwanis club presents its annual Variety Show at 8:00 p.m. in the Cine theater with a 30-voice SPEBSQSA chorus, minstrel and novelty acts, and a 30-minute magic act by Terre Haute magician Jimmy Trimble. Proceeds fund youth and charitable programs. admission is 50 cents at the door.
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Linton Kiwanis Club
Cine
Vincennes
Spebsqsa
Barbershoppers
Jimmy Trimble
Terre Haute
Linton Kiwanians
Qui Vive Club Plans Christmas Party at Laughlin Home
The Qui Vive club will meet at Mrs. Dexter Laughlin's home Thursday at 6 30 PM for its annual Christmas party. Members should call 323 M before noon Wednesday to reserve dinner.
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Qui Vive
Dexter Laughlin
Teen-age Theft Ring is Broken in Gary
Seven teenagers, ages 14 and 15, confessed to 90 burglaries 22 auto thefts and 21 purse snatchings over nine months. Police said the gang confined to Gary and raid varied locations including schools homes stores and restaurants.
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GARY
U.P
Craton
Roosevelt High School
Chicago
Ike and Cabinet Men Study War Policy Aboard Ship
President elect Eisenhower and key cabinet nominees discussed war policy in secrecy aboard the USS Helena off Hawaii. James Hagerty declined to details as Dulles Humphrey McKay and Brownell joined the briefing amid plans for future speeches after inauguration.
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Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
George H. Humphreys
Navy
U.S.S. Helena
Honolulu
State
Treasury Department
Wake Island
Helena
Korea
International
Ike
Uss
James C. Hagerty
Treasury
George Humphrey
Interior
Douglas McKay
Herbert Brownell
Hagerty
Pearl Harbor
Charles E. Wilson
Hawaii
Wilson
Defense
Wake
Arthur Radford
Pacific Fleet
Christmas Lighting Contest Planned in Linton
The Linton Civic Garden club will hold its 1952 Christmas lighting contest from December 17 to 22 with entries judged by local volunteers. Forms, ribbons, and multiple display categories accompany a World Peace sermon theme and bell-ringing event by ministers on December 17 at 6 55 p.m. as part of a nationwide program.
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Linton
Sims
Fred Cheever
C. W. Martin
Fred Dorrough
Jessie Cadwell
Frank Hart
George Geatches
Austin O’brien
Roscoe Graham
John Correll
Jennie Byers
1953 Mercury not raised in Ford price reveal
Detroit U P reports Ford announces 1953 Mercury will debut in showrooms Wednesday with no price change from 1952. Benson Ford, Ford vice president, says Mercury prices range from 2004 dollars for the two door sedan to 2591 dollars for the eight passenger station wagon.
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Detroit
U.P
Mercury
Benson Ford
Ford Motor Company
Lincoln-Mercury
Ford
Mrs. Austin Greenway Undergoes Major Surgery
Mrs. Austin Greenway, a College Hill school teacher, underwent major surgery Monday at Union Hospital in Terre Haute. Her condition is reported to be satisfactory.
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Austin Greenway
College Hill School
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Vishinsky Leaves as Korean Peace Hopes Fades
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky departs New York for Moscow signaling a setback in seeking Korean peace. The General Assembly awaited Peiping and Pyongyang replies to Indian-proposed compromise terms, with no significant changes expected in Communist positions. The Arab bloc voiced concern over the US stance in the France Tunisia dispute.
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U.P
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
United Nations
Kremlin
Liberte
U.N
Peiping
Pyongyang
General Assembly
Vishinsky
Assembly
Russia
India
United States
France
Tunisia
Sullivan Resident Expires in Hospital
Milton Plummer 75 of Sullivan died at 3:00 PM Monday in Mary Sherman hospital Sullivan. He formerly lived in Trimble between Pleasantville and Paxton and was a farmer. Survived by daughter Stella Milton of Richmond Michigan brother Charles Plummer of Paxton and sisters Edna Charlton of Canada and Zoe McCammon of Carlisle. Body to Newkirk Funeral home Pleasantville with funeral home service at 2:00 PM Wednesday and burial in Trimble cemetery.
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Milton Plummer
Sullivan
Mary Sherman
Plummer
Trimble
Pleasantville
Paxton
Stella Milton
Richmond
Mich
Charles Plummer
Edna Charlton
Canada
Zoe McCammon
Carlisle
Newkirk
Divorce Case Considered in Greene Circuit Court
Betty Goodpaster seeks divorce from Clyde Goodpaster as Bloomfield court hears evidence today. Judge Edwin B. Long presides over the Greene circuit court proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Goodpaster
Clyde Goodpaster
Greene
Bloomfield
Edwin B. Long
Bombers Press Attack as Ground War Slows in Korea
Allied bombers kept up raids across North Korea destroying rail lines supply centers and hundreds of trucks while ground fighting slackened due to reported front line supply shortages. Sabrejet pilots claimed a MIG-15 and more were driven back across the Yalu as night missions hit Tokchon Yongyopham and Yongpun centers.
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Seoul
Korea
U.P
Yalu River
United Nations
North Korea
Red Lines
Tokchon
Yongyopham
Yongpung
Sukchon
Sinanju
Singye
U. N
Panmunjom
Unusually Warm Weather Predicted for Hoosier Christmas shoppers
Indianapol is and South Bend report unseasonably mild temperatures through the week with highs from 58 to 64. The Weather Bureau projects six to ten degrees above normals and a pattern of warm midweek days followed by cooler periods and light precipitation later Thursday and Friday including rain in the south and snow in the north.
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Indianapolis
U.P
Hoosier
South Bend
Weather Bureau
Lyons Community Club Names Officers
Lyons Community Club and their families attended a chili and oyster soup supper at Lyons school prepared by cafeteria staff Mildred Patterson Ella Wright and Nina Horn. Officers elected were Isaac Benham president Burl Carmichael vice president Bob Gillan secretary Lex L Edwards assistant secretary R W Powers treasurer and Jennie F Slack press and publicity. The next meeting is December 15 at Lyons school with committees named to plan attendance at the Indianapolis Fair Convention in January.
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Lyons Community Club
Lyons School
Mildred Patterson
Ella Wright
Nina Horn
Isaac Benham
Burl Carmichael
Bob Gillan
Lex L. Edwards
R. W. Powers
Jennie F. Slack
Indianapolis
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Addie Jackson
Indianola
Omaha
Lindquist
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