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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1955

Page

6

Committee Seeks Tougher Oversight of GI Insurance Sales

A House Armed Services subcommittee urged immediateDefenseRegulatory changes to curb abuses by insurance agents selling to servicemen at home and overseas. It called for a five member advisory board, a one year service requirement for overseas licenses, and tighter company accountability. Modest stock market gains followed, led by steels and chemicals.

Washington House Defense Department Dows Department Armed Services Subcommittee Rep. Hebert D-La Department of Defense L-Man Secretary of Defense Assn. of Insurance Commissioners New York

Two Killed In U S 40 West Two-Car Crash

A Pittsburgh union organizer Michael Norman Prohinsky 54 and Spencer resident Ota Olive Miller 57 died in a two car crash on U S 40 about a mile west of Pine Orchard Tuesday afternoon. Miller died later at St Agnes Hospital Baltimore officials said. Miller’s husband Marvejlus K Miller 58 survived with injuries. State Trooper Crout reported Miller skidded in the eastbound lane causing the collision as Prohinsky’s westbound car burst into flames.

Pittsburgh Spencer, W U. S. 40 Pine Orchard Randallstown Michael Norman Prohinsky Ota Olive Miller Spencer St. Agnes Hospital Baltimore Prohinsky

Tragic Fire Identifies Victim Near Pittsburgh Visit

A man who died in a fire was identified only after extensive efforts. Trooper Crout said the victim, Norman Michael Prohinsky, had been visiting his son in Catonsville and left around 4 o'clock to head back to Pittsburgh. The Millers were en route to Essex to visit friends when the blaze occurred. The cause of the fire could not be determined immediately.

Crout Prohinsky Norman Michael Prohinsky Catonsville Pittsburgh Essex

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