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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1919

Page

2

War risk insurance on fighting forces now

The United States government has become the world’s largest insurer by face value, with war risk insurance for soldiers, sailors, and nurses totaling about 7 billion in life policies. The Bureau seeks to convert term policies into permanent forms, with Col. Henry D. Lindsley leading a campaign to reassure the public and expand favorable terms.

United States War Risk Insurance Bureau Congress Executive Department McCulloch Ohio Army Navy House of Congress Europe Henry D. Lindsley Col. Lindsley Southwest Bureau House House Committee On Rules Secretary of the Treasury Life Insurance Companies of America Sci Association of Life Insurance Presidents American Federation of Labor

German health insurance plan condemned by students

Students criticize the German health insurance system as failing to benefit the country, lowering medical standards and deceiving the public. They warn government expansion into civilian life insurance would create a costly bureaucracy and oppressive taxpayer burdens.

Roosevelt Pension Bill Sent To President For Approval

A bill granting a $5 000 yearly pension to the widow of Theodore Roosevelt passed the Senate unanimously and went to the White House after the House approved it by a 250 to 9 vote. No record vote was kept in the house.

Washington Theodore Roosevelt White House House Senate

Increase in oil use on American merchant ships

Washington January 26 Vastly increased use of oil for fuel for American merchant vessels has been developed at conferences among heads of major oil producers ship owners and the shipping board. John H Rossetter said proposals tentatively accepted aim to add bunkering facilities at ports and ensure steady fuel supply. He stressed oil fuel could determine success or failure of the American merchant marine by extending range reducing crew size and cutting loading delays.

Washington Shipping Board John H. Rossetter Rossetter

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