CPCU's beginnings

Article Abstract:

The American Institute for Property and Liability Underwiters (AIPLU) was formed in 1942 largely through the efforts of Dr. Solomon S. Huebner. Huebner strove to make insurance a new academic discipline which led to the professionalization of the insurance industry. Together with his former student, Harry J. Loman, Huebner formulated a curriculum and examination for students of insurance. Later on, the AIPLU decided to confer the Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter (CPCU) designation to qualified candidates. Since then, almost 32,000 insurance personnel have benefited from the CPCU program.

History, Property and casualty insurance, American Institute for Property and Liability Underwriters

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Brownfield plate designs: earthenware 1848-1871

Article Abstract:

The Wood and Brownfield pottery had more than 500 employees and created several notable porcelain plates and patterns in the 19th century. Among these plate series are the Pastimes, Sylvan, Sweaborg, Bouquet and Floral Spray, while the patterns include Blackberry, Alma, Moultan, No. 61 and Kars.

Evaluation, Product information, Porcelain, Porcelain, American, Ceramic industry, Wood and Brownfeld

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Popovers

Article Abstract:

Recipes are given for traditional popovers and variations. Gruyere caraway, chili cheddar, curry cumin, garlic Parmesan and whole-wheat walnut popover recipes are given. A lemon, pepper and thyme popover is also described.

Cooking, Cookery (Bread), Bread

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