Hitler Relatives Fight Over Hitler Estate
Berlin reports a legal clash between Hitler’s relatives and the West German government over the dictator’s multimillion dollar estate. Only a few million located. heirs seek more amid denazification-law changes. Courts extend to end of year. plan rider to keep trying major Nazis, including Hitler.
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Berlin
NANA
Hitler
der Fuehrer
Alwin C. Hardke
West Berlin
Tampe
Paula Wolf
Eva Braun
Heinrich Hoffmann
Eva
Alois Hitler
Supreme Court
Berchtesgaden
West Germany
West
Federal Republic
Weekend Cabin on Potomac Leads to Legal Squabble
In Shepherdstown West Virginia a weekend cabin and lot on the Potomac pass through multiple hands from Ernest Brown to Charles Parsons to John Hele and others. Taxes were paid inconsistently. a 1951 tax bill of 94 cents triggered a cascade ending with Oscar Jones buying the property for 10 dollars at public auction, while Egle's deed becomes a deed to nothing and a legal dispute looms.
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Shepherdstown
W. Va
Potomac River
Ernest Brown
Charles Parsons
Parsons
John Hele
Shepherd College
Egle
Secember
Jefferson County
Brown
West Virginia
Mervel Fulk
Martinsburg
Oscar Jones
Millville School
Jones
Fulk
UN Membership Drive Faces Soviet Veto and Mongolian Entry
The United States signals abstention on a security council vote if a package admitting 17 new UN members and Outer Mongolia proceeds. The Soviet Union demands Mongolia’s admission, threatening a veto, while Afro Asian blocs split over its status as a self governing nation. India and Japan show mixed views on Mongolia’s bid as part of a broader universalization effort.
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United Nations
Peoples
Mongolia
Soviet Union
UN Pen
Austria
Cambodia
Ceylon
Finland
Ireland
Italy
Japan
Jordan
Laos
Libya
Nepal
Portugal
Daia
Peoples Republic of
Albania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Romania
Vandenberg
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Security Council
Permanent Council
Outer Mongolia
Red China
India
New Delhi
Yemen
Saudi Arabia
Inner Mongolia
China
Peoples Republic
Gobi Desert
Siberia
Freedom falsehoods and moves of Cardinal Wyszynski
Dispatches claim Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski was freed from detention when he was moved to a monastery in Sanok Poland. The account recalls past covert transfers and a Moscow plot involving Beria and Bishop Kaczmarek, aiming to manipulate Poland’s leadership and create a show of freedom.
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New York
Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Sanok
Laniewo
Lidzbark
Cardinal Wyszynski
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
Boleslaw Bierut
Kremlin
Czeslaw Kacamarek
Kielce
Kovalchuk
Lavrenti Beria
Internal Security
Beria
Kaczmarek
Stalin
Wyszynski
Moscow
Vatican
U N United Nations School Expands Offerings and Grades
At the U N headquarters in New York the international school has grown from a nursery begun in 1947 to seven grades with 133 students from 23 nationalities. A new principal expanded language study and added science while Dag Hammarskjold noted the balanced curriculum and urged continuing a $7500 annual subsidy as the school runs a $114800 budget, $34300 in the red, with 16 teachers from six nations underpaid.
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N.Y
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
General Assembly
Assembly
New York City
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