Estate planning for family security urged in reader advisory
A reader advisory by Ray Henry argues that many families miss coordinated protection across assets including life insurance Social Security pensions and investments. It urges choosing a trusted advisor to analyze assets and potentially rewrite wills and insurance payments to maximize security for widows and children, noting Social Security benefits and personal planning steps.
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Ray Henry
Tepes
Taneytown Weekend Guests and Presbyterian Meeting Notes
Weekend guests at the Naill home included Eugene Naill Roger and Judy of New Canaan Conn and Miss Barbara Naill a student nurse in Baltimore with Lillie and Louie Hoke of Winchester. A congregational meeting at Piney Creek Presbyterian was set for April 18 to review 1959 budget reports and elect officials.
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Eugene Naill
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James F. Burke
Chi Omaga
University of New Hampshire
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Air
Lawrence C. Murphy
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Mark
James Myers
Luther
First Aid Course Under Way Shows Need For Training
Laurens Bowers, Red Cross first aid head in Frederick County, leads a 10 session course for the Junior Fire Department teaching new bleeding control and lifting techniques. He warns that a tourniquet must stay in place until a medical professional arrives and emphasizes stopping bleeding over potential gangrene risk.
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Laurens Bowers
Red Cross
Frederick County
Bowers
Eisenhower Nominates Christian A Herter for Secretary of State
President Eisenhower formally nominates Christian A Herter to be secretary of state to succeed John Foster Dulles. Herter, 64, undersecretary, will face the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Tuesday with expectations of speedy approval and confirmation.
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Eisenhower
Christian A. Herter
Herter
John Foster Dulles
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Castro Nixon Hold Extended Conference in Washington
In a two hour twenty minute meeting at the Capitol Castro and Vice President Nixon spoke at a National Press Club lunch. Castro said Cubans favor returning to work before immediate free elections but seeks democracy as soon as hunger ends. Neither disclosed details of their discussion.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
National Press Club
Richard M. Neaon
Capitol
Communist China Plans Glacier Melting for Irrigation
Tokyo AP reports China has started a large project with 3,000 scientists to melt glaciers in the Killen Mountains of Kan su province. Airplanes spread coal dust and burned material to darken snow, absorbing heat, with plans to flood glaciers within two months to irrigate more than 30,000 acres of farmland.
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China
Peiping Radio
Killen
Kansu
Pect
Not A Burglar: Boy Drives Car Through Store Door
Miami deputies respond to a burglar alarm and find a 24 horsepower car inside the supermarket. Gregory Skeen, age 5, drove through the plate glass door after practicing driving in the lot. He was hospitalized with minor injuries. no charges filed. His father, Maj. Henry B. Skeen, will pay the $300 damage bill.
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Fla
Negro Is Accused In Three Murders In Baltimore
Nathaniel Lipscomb, a 30 year old laborer, is charged with murdering three women in six blocks over four months. Victims include Miss Mae Hall and Mrs Pearl Wees, both Negroes. Police arrested him early Saturday in an alley as bodies were found in the Harrow area.
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Nathaniel Lipscomb
Lipscomb
Lotte KR
Mae Hall
Pearl Wees
Miss Hall
Wees
Harrow Area
Bearther
End of Five Month Strike at Henderson Cotton Mills
The five month strike at Harriet Henderson Cotton Mills ends as a returned order halts further action. Lines of strikers and patrols were absent at the reopening. Meanwhile Dr. Hayim Fineman, 73, prominent Zionist and former Temple English head, dies in Philadelphia. Rev Richard D Murphy, Notre Dame admissions director, dies after illness in South Bend. The U S and Canada announce cooperation on rocket and satellite experiments to study the upper atmosphere.
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Henderson
API
Harriet-Henderson Cotton Mills
der. Hayim Fineman
Philadelphia
Hayim Fineman
American Zionist Movement
Temple University
Labor Zionist Movement of America
American Seuish Congress
Richard Dbd
Murphy
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