Word: indianas
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Associated Hospital Service is an affiliate of the Blue Cross.* The 77 associations cover the U.S. (except in Indiana, which has no law allowing nonprofit group hospitalization), serve some 13,000,000 people. New subscribers are joining at the rate of about 50,000 a week. About 90% of U.S. citizens and many Canadians are eligible...
...Last week, MacA.f.P. clubs existed in various stages of maturity, in Illinois, Wisconsin (where a Favorite Son organization claims 15,000 signed up members), Missouri, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Massachusetts, West Virginia, Ohio, Montana, and California...
...Indiana, Republicans hoped that the shot in the arm that Navy Lieut. James Tucker, 35, got in the U.S. landing at Salerno would be a shot in the arm to Indiana GOPolitics. Six-foot, boyish Lieut. Tucker (now home on convalescent leave) once served as Indiana's Secretary of State, would make a hot and heroic candidate for U.S. Senator in 1944, if the Navy gives him a medical discharge...
...isolated incident quickly became two. Bellicose Lieut. General George Smith Patton Jr. had degraded another enlisted man. Private Charles Herman Kuhl had written home to Indiana: "General Patton slapped my face yesterday and kicked me in the pants and cussed me." Kuhl, like the unnamed artilleryman whose slapping precipitated the Patton case (TIME, Nov. 29), had also been hospitalized for psychoneurosis...
...Ohio Oil, the big U.S. oil companies swarmed over Polecat Bench. Last August Phillips Petroleum and Standard of Indiana's Stanolind paid the U.S. Government $1.407,500 for drilling rights on 262½acres of Federal land in Elk Basin-the highest price ever bid for the privilege of putting a drill bit into the ground. Last month Carter Oil, subsidiary of Standard Oil of New Jersey, bought out Denver's Minnelusa Oil Corp., the original discoverer of the Tensleep sands...