Accident Frequency Keeps Arizona Auto Rates High
Arizona's reciprocal insurers will keep above average auto premiums while the state's accident frequency and loss ratio stay above national averages. Farmers Insurance Group president T. E. Leavey spoke in Phoenix noting rates follow last year's loss ratio by state. He urged buying higher bodily injury and property damage limits, 10 to 20 thousand dollars, and noted Arizona lacks a modern financial responsibility law for high damage claims.
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Arizona
T. E. Leavey
Farmers Insurance Group
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Leavey
Mississippi River
Girl Scout Training Classes Begin at Whittier School
A series of eight Girl Scout training periods starts tomorrow at Whittier School at 9:30 a.m. Sessions run 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays under Miss Gloria Fewster. PTA invites all interested. a potluck supper follows Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. with a discussion on Problems of Raising Children led by Mrs Mildred Wood. Mrs W L Paddock presides.
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Whittier School
Gloria Fewster
Glenn Pyle
PTA
Mildred Wood
W. L. Paddock
Store Burns Near Phoenix
A frame building housing the Orangedale Grocery at 5241 East Thomas Road burned at about 4 15 a m. Sheriff’s deputies estimated the loss at 7000 with no merchandise salvaged. Fire started center of building and spread. Rural Fire Protection Company responded.
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Orangedale
East Thomas Road
Ross E. Ball
E. B. Stockton
Rural Fire Protection Company
San Carlos
San Carlos Hotel
Holy Name Men Parade in Phoenix Draws 2500 Gathered
Almost 2,500 Catholic men and boys from Phoenix and the Valley joined yesterday’s Holy Name Parade under the Maricopa County Holy Name Union. The rally at Phoenix Union High School featured Rev. William Edward North of The Tidings as guest speaker urging daily faith in action to counter communism. Vidal D. Rivera led the union, with J. Ray Brown as emcee and Rev. Robert J. Donohoe delivering the welcome.
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Valley
Maricopa County
Holy Name Union
Phoenix Union High School
William Edward North
Tidings
Los Angeles
Vidal D. Rivera
J. Ray Brown
Arizona
Robert J. Donohoe
Progress Pleases Indonesia Chief
Premier Mohamed Hatta of the United States of Indonesia said in Jakarta that 95 percent of nationalist ideals for freedom have been realized. He cited the rapid recognition of the U S S by 15 nations as a historic precedent.
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Jakarta
Batavia
U.S
Mohamed Hatta
United States of Indonesia
Hatta
U.S.S
Horse Kills Rodeo Rider Near Denver
AURORA COLORADO JAN 9 A novice rider Jasper Bill age 34 of Denver was trampled to death by his bucking bronc during an impromptu ranch rodeo. The horse threw him and trampled the body for about 30 seconds before attendants reached him. The incident occurred on a south ranch as professionals prepared for the National Western Stock Show with a $2 prize informal ride.
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Aurora
Colo
Jasper Bill
Denver
Here
Bill
Clapp Says Arab Development Plans Premature
The United Nations report by Gordon R. Clapp of TVA and UN Economic Survey Mission calls large scale TVA like projects in Arab lands premature. It recommends modest aid for refugees, four pilot projects, and shifting refugee relief to Middle East governments while noting Israel’s higher living standard limits.
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N. Y
INS
Gordon R. Clapp
United Nations Economic Survey
Middle East
Tennessee Valley Authority
United Nations Today
Truman
Clapp
Palestine
U. N
U. N. Assembly
Arab Palestine
Jordan
Syria
Lebanon
Kingdom of Jordan
U.N
Israel
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