Red Guillotine Woman Rules East Germany's Justice Ministry
Reports name a feared East German justice minister known as the Red Guillotine. The article details her ruthless career, rewritten laws, high conviction rates, and the fear she instills in a satellite regime, with background on her life and rise to power amid war and Nazi trauma.
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Wilde
Beethoven
Ministry of Justice
Seymour Toppiuk
Erlin
Uwnde
Gerjamin
East Germany
Russia
Panpira Junges
Hilde Benjamin
Frau Benjamin
Kremlin
East German Judge Frau Benjamin’s Rise and brutal regime
Focus on a notorious East German legal figure, Frau Benjamin, who reshaped the judiciary after 1947, training in Russia and returning to draft a new family code. Her reign included show trials that condemned thousands, including business associates of the Solvay firm, with harsh penalties. Her network enforced surveillance, punished church dissent, and protected her son while clinging to power amid fears of Western influence.
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Supreme Court
Frau Benjamin
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Solvay
Germany
Germany.for Buy~ing Bread In the West, Frau Benjamin
West Hermia
Mischa
Evangelical Church
Seb
Jowmal
Jist
Ilse Reinicke
Michael
Sindone
Curse of the Pharaohs debunked by experts and locals alike
The piece surveys belief in the Curse of the Pharaohs, quoting Egyptologists and archaeologists who deem it myth. It recounts historic anecdotes from Tutankhamun’s tomb and Lord Carnarvon, noting Survivors and the 1937 Steindhardt refutation, and ends with Cairo taxi driver dismissing the legend.
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Cairo
Egypt
Georg Steindarrt
Steindarrt
Rachad Mohamed
Mohammed
2 Job Persons May Get Nervous Stomach
Oklahoma physicians warn that holding two jobs can trigger a nervous stomach. Dr. Charles H L Brown of Cleveland cites hurried living and pursuit of luxuries as the underlying pressures. The problem arises not from the jobs themselves but the ambition that led to them.
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Oklahoma Cree
Cleveland
Oklahoma
Charles HL Brown
Brown
U S Scientist Lacked Time For Reading Woes
Washington reports that American scientists, overwhelmed by vast output, rely on abstracting services to keep current. Funding struggles threaten progress as Russian models spur calls for government subsidies while U S services seek a workable plan preserving independence.
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Russia
Iment
U.S
Philadelphia
Congress
Twe
AusUnion Institute
Lost Marathon cave of Pan found near battle site
In Athens a laborer uncovered a long lost cave on the Marathon plain thought to be sacred to Pan. Archaeologists estimate 5 300 year old ruins with Neolithic to early Christian debris. The site may shed light on worship practices and Attica life between 1100 B C and 5000 B C with ongoing excavation led by Professor Papadimitriou.
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Athens
Marathon
Pan
Iside
Marathon Plain
Altica
Pausaoias
Ippidis
Pat
Tau
Attica
Marathor
Greece
Mayrathon
Pauganias
Papadimitriou
Herod
Py Pan
Herodotus
Phidipinirdis
Sparta
Isaal
John
Attica Antiquities Tr
Yannis Karamitros
Archaologists
Automotive orders hint at styling shifts in 1959 models
DETROIT AP reports that 1950s designs may have broad styling changes and major engineering updates as suppliers indicate new trends. Expect larger windshields and rear windows, longer bodies, and new wheelbase options. Price expectations remain uncertain amid wage pressures and possible GM price increases.
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Tid J. Wilkie
Associated Precs Auto Zace
Detroit
Third Child Born To Polio Victims In Dallas
Mr and Mrs Bert Cherry welcomed their third child Steven born last week after polio rehabilitation. Their 14 year old daughter Sheila helps with housework while confined to a wheelchair. Cherry is manager of a local credit union.
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Bert
Cherry
Haye
Steven
Pen ‘Tivining
Sheila
Prolific Cats Pose Problem For English Prolific Cats Pose Problem For English
London reports a stray cat issue highlighted by the RSPCA with a tabby named Margaret showing 2200 descendants in 12 years. Margaret lived on a farm near Exeter and had 107 first generation kittens, with total progeny about 1204 at death. The spokesman cites about 14¢ million stray cats in Britain and outlines humane guidelines for cat care and humane euthanasia for unwanted kittens.
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London
PNL
Cate
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Margaret
Snokesman
Exeter
Britain
RSPCA
Anti Egghead Attitude Blamed on Intellectuals
President Abra Sarhar of Braurels university blames intellectuals for public disdain toward eggheads saying too many have moved into an ivory tower. He spoke at a Washington university law honors day assembly.
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Louis
Abra. Sarhar
Braurels University
Washlington University
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