Heffner Trust Created For Son Denis In Will
Mrs. Vera B. Heffner widow of City Police Sgt Austin Heffner died June 22 and left a will dated May 10 probated by the Orphans Court. A trust funded from real estate and personal property goes to Denis Heffner with trustees Alton Y. Bennett and Stanley Y. Bennett and ends at age 30. Executors may aid Denis with maintenance education or a car before then.
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Vera B. Heffner
Austin Heffner
Denis
Oprhans Court
Heffner
Alton Y. Bennett
Louise M. Zimmerman
East Fourth Street
Dennis Heffner
Michael J. Mulcahey
Eva B. Mulcahey
Dennis
Stanley Y. Bennett
Mulcahey
Clara
Jones
Grace Harp Spurrier
Holden S. Felton
Alban M. Wood
Sadie S. Fulmer
Orphans Court
Marshall H. Fulmer
Raymond L. Strine
Myrtle V. James
Dorothy Main
Charles A. Price
Fulmer
Susie C. Koontz
Bettie Koontz Young
Carl H. Kintz
M. LaRue Kintz
Young
Raymond C. Butt
Ethel L. Butt
Health notes on athlete's foot bacteria and new diseases
The AP reports bacteria from skin patches cause athlete's foot in toes and toe webs. Writers note likely existing viruses hidden by other diseases, with UM pediatricians and researchers discussing recognition. Soviet alcoholism is examined with British and Czech programs cited and a caution on moralistic treatment approaches.
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Associated Press
Soviet Union
Miami
Fia
Imrich Sarkany
David Taplan
Harvey Blank
U.S.S.R
Morris E. Chafetz
Boston
Chafetz
Poland
Czechoslovakia
United States
This Week In Congress by Charles Mathias Jr
Congressman Mathias argues that government has grown into big business and urges fiscal responsibility. He warns that without restraint inflation will rise and national defenses may weaken, risking burdening current and future Americans.
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Charles Met. Mathias, Jr
6Th District
Record of bipartisan call for deficit cutting and efficiency
A group of four House members urges President Kennedy to pursue five cost saving reforms. They propose Budget Reform Act use, end to DoD private competition, McCormack-Cutis integration, a Federal Health Advisory Council, and coordinated real estate management. They frame wasteful spending as harming taxpayers and urge swift action.
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Congress
Department of Defense
Secretary of Defense
McCormack-Cutis
Federal Advisory Council of Health
Bureau of the Budget
United States
Strength for Today Speaking the Truth in Love
Earl L. Douglass reflects on honesty and restraint. The piece quotes a biblical verse and warns that blunt truth without tact can ruin friendships and provoke harm. It urges discerning honesty over indiscriminate candor.
Truth and tact in speaking in a free society
The text discusses restraint in giving advice and speaking openly to avoid harming social relations. It notes the obligation to tell the truth on the witness stand where life may hang in the balance, and cites the Apostle Paul on lawful but not all things expedient, encouraging responses that edify rather than harm.
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Earl L. Douglass
Saint Paul
Apostle Paul
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