Audit Ordered For Texas Insurance Firms by Board
The Texas Insurance Commission ordered an unprecedented year long mass audit of every licensed insurer. 2,500 CPA firms will audit all companies at their expense to weed out unsound firms and restore public confidence. If a firm resists, its license may be suspended and auditors sent in within 48 hours. The plan, under general commission powers, follows the failure of U S Trust and Guarantee Company.
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U. S. Trust and Guaranty Company
Texas Society of Cpa
Garland Smith
Commission
CPA Society
Cpas
Smith
CPA
J. Byron Saunders
Subscription Rates and Corrections Policy
Rates shown for Grayson and Fannin Counties are 82 dollars in county and 2.50 elsewhere. Foreign subscriptions cost 5 dollars. The publisher will issue full corrections for any erroneous reflections upon individuals or organizations when brought to attention.
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Grayson and
Fannin Counties
Insurance Board Suspends 4 Aides
Four Insurance Commission examiners were suspended without pay after alleged conspired defrauding the public. The action targets Chief Examiner Larry W. Blanchard and three others as the state sues 45 officers tied to the defunct General American Casualty Co. for 6.64 million dollars. The board will probe the allegations using state resources.
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Texas
Insurance Commission
Capitol
Doctor Reveals Symptom Signs From Neurotic Patients
Cleveland physician Dr Leonard L Lovshin outlined neurotic indicators seen in patients with imaginary ailments at the Interstate Post-graduate Medical Association meeting in Milwaukee. He cited hair dyeing dark glasses written symptoms bitten nails eyebrow plucking and overbearing relatives as hints of mental conflict when no organic disease is found.
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Milwaukee
Cleveland
Leonard L. Lovshin
Cleveland Clinic
Interstate
Post-graduate Medical Association of North America
Lovshin
Six Watts Children Undergo Tonsillectomies in One Hospital Visit
Webb City Missouri report notes Mrs W F Watts Miller and her six children ages 3 to 14 entered Jan Chin Hospital for tonsillectomies. When asked why all at once she replied to get it over with.
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Webb City
W. F. Watts
Miller, Mo
Jan Chin Hospital
Outside Jail Wishin He Was Inside
A San Pedro exchange reveals a caller insisting her husband is jailed and would be released, while Desk Officer John Frink says he is not in custody. The tale blends with unrelated historical notes on canal ore traffic and a 1956 Texas citation involving James and Lucille Holt versus Everett and Jeff Baty over property in Whitesboro.
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San Pedro
Calif
John Frink
Frink
State OF Texas
Everett Baty
Joe Baty
Jeff Baty
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
James E. Holt
Lucille Holt
Union Street
Whitesboro
Abner E. Jones
R. E. Wafer
Alma M. Wafer
Earnest
Nancy Davenport
Whitewright Sun
Find Out Why Legislature Helped Insurance Crooks
The call urges the State Senate General Investigating Committee to probe insurance firms such as U S Trust and Guaranty and to uncover why lawmakers watered down an insurance law and allowed state residents to be robbed by shysters. It questions lobby money and potential legislative corruption amid the public distrust of the Legislature.
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Fort Worth
State Senate
U. S. Trust and Guaranty Company
Texas
Cleveland jaywalking man fined after collision with car
Arthur Hrovat, 18, was fined 15 dollars for jaywalking after he ran into a car and denied it. Judge Louis Petrash also ordered him to pay 27.50 for the car repair belonging to Henry Warner of Cleveland. Hrovat, a former high school football player, said he crossed the street after attending a Cleveland Browns game and was not injured.
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Cleveland
Louis Petrash
Arthur Hrovat
Henry Warner
Hrovat
Cleveland Browns
MacFadden Estate Lacks Burial Funds
Bernarr MacFadden ailing legend died at 87 in Jersey City leaving an estate that could not cover burial costs. Ed Bodin head of the Bernarr MacFadden Foundation cites losses to ventures in California Florida and pricey publicity schemes as the cause for the shortfall.
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New York
Bernarr MacFadden
Ed Bodin
Jersey City
Age Is Measured by Health Not Years Says MedicalNote
Medical science conquers killers like smallpox typhoid diphtheria malaria and polio. Age should be counted by health not years and temperament and health improve with frequent physician consult and following his advice. We carry medicines to help you stay young.
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