Hitler's Mountain-Top Hideaway In Bavaria About To Be Wiped Out
Berghof, Hitler's Bavarian retreat on the Obersalzberg crest, is largely demolished as demolition crews prepare to raze the site to prevent it from becoming a shrine. The Eagle's Nest remains intact nearby, while debris and a ruined conference chamber frame a final, cautious ending to the era.
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Bavaria
United Press
Berchtesgaden
Germany
Adolph Hitler
Berghof
House-on the
Obersalzberg
Fuehrer
Laboratory to Seek Cure for Arthritis at UC Medical School
A new metabolic unit at the University of California medical school aims to cure arthritis through dedicated study of chronic diseases of the aged. Dr. W. Kerr championed this effort, creating a facility with nine labs and a lecture auditorium to focus on arthritis rheumatism and gout.
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San Francisco
University of California Medical School
W. Kerr
Needlecraft Tips for Sprucing Up a Guest Bedroom
Nancy Baxter offers simple steps to brighten a bedroom for summer guests. Use vertical striped wallpaper on three walls and a floral fourth to counteract boxy shapes, then choose curtains or drapes to suit window size. Consider a bedspread project with two ruffles. request Leaflet No. E-2119 via self-addressed envelope for directions.
Ruins of Goering’s Bavarian Berghof Site Reborn
Refugees in rebuilt SS barracks at Berghof endure bomb wreckage from late April 1945. Local plans forecast birch and fir replanting while much of Obersalzberg stays as it was three decades before Hitler’s rise.
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Hermann Goering
Britain Expands Social Benefits Amid Budget Shifts
Britain will raise social benefits by about 125 million dollars yearly offset by a 160 million dollar cut in food subsidies. Family allowances increase to eight shillings per child, retirement pensions rise, and national assistance scales grow, with changes to national insurance contributions starting in October.
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United Press
London
Britain
Osbert Peake
R. A. Butler
Rural Life Sunday Observed May 18 by New Mexico 4-H
New Mexico A and M College 4-H members will observe Rural Life Sunday on May 18 under the theme Serving As Loyal Citizens Through 4-H. State leader L S Kurtz says the observance strengthens spiritual aspects of club work and promotes pride in rural life values. 4-H members may lead services or assist in roles such as ushers, decorations, piano, Sunday School, or choir in many churches.
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New Mexico
L. S. Kurtz
New Mexico A & M College
Kurtz
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