Hitler's Relatives Fight For Estate In West Germany
In Berlin a dispute pits Hitler relatives against the West German government over the dictator's estate. Officials estimate the total could reach near 100 million dollars including profits from Mein Kampf. The case hinges on denazification law and a pending death certificate.
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Berlin
NANA
Hitler
Derr
Alwin C. Hardke
West Berlin
Paula Wolf
Eva Braun
Heinrich Hoffmann
Eva
Alois Hitler
Supreme Court
Berchtesgaden
West Germany
Weekend Cabin On Potomac May Lead To Legal Squabble
A Potter County weekend cabin on the Potomac near Shepherdstown becomes the subject of a likely legal battle. Multiple transfers, unpaid 1951 taxes, and a sheriff sale culminate in Oscar Jones buying the property for 10 dollars while Mervel Falk holds a doubtful deed. The case hinges on who legally owns the Ernest Brown property now.
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Shepherdstown
W. Va
Potomac River
Ernest Brown
Charles Parsons
Parsons
John Ele
Shepherd College
Egle
Jefferson County
Brown
West Virginia
Mervel Faulk
Martinsburg
Oscar Jones
Millville School
Jones
Falk
UN membership drive hinges on Mongolia dispute and veto risks
As the UN contemplates admitting 17 new members this year, the Soviet demand to include Outer Mongolia stalls the process. The U.S. abstains on such votes but won’t block the entry, while India and Afro Asian bloc push for Mongolia’s inclusion as part of a broader package.
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UNITED NATIONS N_ Y
United Nations
Gobi Desert
Peoples Republic of
Mongolia
Albania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Romania
Vandenberg
U.S
United States
Security Council
Permanent Council
China
Britain
France
Outer Mongolia
Soviet Union
Red China
India
New Delhi
Japan
Emen
Saudi Arabia
Outer
Inner Mongolia
Peoples Republic
Siberia
Freedom claims mask new Polish cardinal move
Memoed remarks describe Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski being relocated from a monastery to Sanok as “freedom” stories circulate. The account links his transfer to Soviet era tactics and contrasts with Mindszenty cases, detailing internal Polish police involvement and Beria’s brief Moscow influence before purges shifted outcomes.
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New York
Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Sanok
Laniewo
Lidzbark
Stalin
Kaczmarek
Wyszynski
Beria
Moscow
Vatican
U.N. School Expands Grades and Language Programs
The United Nations nursery school, started in 1947, now offers seven grades with an eighth planned. Dag Hammarskjold reports a balanced curriculum and aims to justify a $7,500 annual subsidy as enrollment drops and tuition rises to 680 dollars yearly. Seventeen students left since last term while 71 pupils are trilingual. The school serves 23 nationalities and operates from Parkway Village in Queens.
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N.Y
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
General Assembly
Parkway Village
New York City
Queensborough
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