Relatives Of Hitler And Aides Now Live In Poverty
Postwar Germany hides many former Nazi figures and kin as they live in poverty or seclusion. Alois Hitler, Paula Hitler Wolf, and Margarethe Himmler remain out of public view, while Emmy Goering and Annaliese von Ribbentrop pursue quiet lives or legal fights for seized fortunes.
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Hitler
Germany
Berlin
Alois
Third Reich
Hamburg
Paula Hitler-Wolf
Paucha
Frau
Wolf
Vienna
Adolf
Berchtesgaden
Bavarian Alps
Fuehrer
Frau Margarethe Himmler
S.S
Gestapo
Heinrich Himmler
Gudrun
Emmy Goering
Heymann
Edda
Munich
Madame
Annaliese von Ribbentrop
Wiesbaden
Rudolf
Henkel & Co
Otto Henkel
Frau Ribbentrop
Nincompoop
Martin Bormann, Jr
Sergeant Gets His Fill of Beans in Korea Feasts
In Seoul a U S Army sergeant Kenneth Tootle of the 45th Infantry Division complains he is not getting enough beans. He is invited to battalion HQ for a bean heavy dinner with salad bean soup baked beans bean sandwiches and a bean pie. He vows to stop complaining about the food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
United States Army
Kenneth ©. Tootle
45Th Infantry
Tootle
Witchcraft Hanged Women in Salem 1692
Nineteen women accused of witch craft were hanged in Salem Massachusetts in the year 1692. The grim episode is noted alongside a wartime quip about bullets bearing names and fates.
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Salem
Mass
Weekly Silver Cleaning Tip
Use a pipe cleaner dipped in silver polish to clean between the prongs of forks. This method provides thorough cleaning and saves time.
Canada farm youth shine as world wheat kings rise
The Watson Witness returns from Saskatchewan to note rising farm value and soil riches. Canadian youths such as Ronald Leonhardt, Howard Roeppel, Ricky Sharp and Daniel Clunis win world wheat and soybean titles, showing farming offers opportunity. The 4 H Club fosters this growth with sixty thousand young farmers nationwide.
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Minnesota
Northwest Territories
Saskatchewan
O.K
Watson
Ohio
North
Eisenhower
Taft
St. Lawrence Seaway
Ronald Leonhardt
Drumheller
Alberta
Toronto
Howard Roeppel
Ricky Sharp
the Royal
Ridgetown
Ont
Daniel Clunis
Canada
Young Leonhardt
Roeppel
Sharp
The
Echo
Athabasca
Alta
Carpenter Ants Damage Wet Timbers, says Museum
The American Museum of Natural History reports carpenter ants tunnel through wet or rotting timbers, causing notable structural damage and affecting wooden structures exposed to moisture. This rapid tunneling weakens wood and can lead to costly repairs.
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American Museum of Natural History
Smart Summer Home Makeover Ideas for Cool Relaxation
With summer ahead the guide suggests simplifying decor by removing fireplace items and using green leaves or plastic plants. Replace fragile pieces with easy to wash crystal and pottery and choose light fabrics and white curtains. Use white or light window treatments, clean polished floors, and cotton rugs for a restful cooling effect.
Man builds own handmade bulldozer in Spiritwood
Boris Sidor of Spiritwood Saskatchewan built a custom bulldozer with hydraulic attachments. He began construction on January 15 and claims it is the only hand-made bulldozer in northern Saskatchewan.
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Charlie
Spiritwood
Sask
Boris Sidoruk
Saskatchewan
Appetizing Recipes for Ground Beef Patties
A dated kitchen note describes combining two pounds ground beef with butter chopped onion celery garlic salt parsley marjoram thyme and salt. Form patties half inch thick broil five minutes per side then finish with butter lemon mix or cheese. Serves six large portions.
Environment or heredity in egg production compared
An agricultural study shows environment plays a larger role than heredity in egg production. Experiments with Barred Plymouth Rocks reveal three strains raised under unified conditions produced more eggs and earlier egglaying due to environment, while heredity mainly influenced maximum body weight.
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Poultry Division
Experimental Farms Services
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Plymouth
Branch
Central
Thyroid transplant cures 29 year old girl in bold operation
Irma Marie Miller lived under hospital shadow for ten years before a pioneering thyroid gland transplant from a 25 day old infant. The operation at Einstein Medical Centre on November 21 revived life, with parathyroids and vessels intact. Surgeons Dr. Julian A. Sterling cites growth vigor and direct vascular connection as possible reasons for success.
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Philadelphia
Julian A. Sterling
Einstein Medical Centre
Irma Marie Miller
Saskatchewan Announces 1953 54 Sport Fishing Rules
Saskatchewan issues new sport fishing limits for 1953 54 led by A H MacDonald director of fisheries. Daily limits vary by region with eight fish north and south of the 55th parallel and specific Lac la Ronge poundage rules. New one hook per line rule and size limits apply with licenses unchanged and reminders to read regulations.
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Prince Albert
Saskatchewan
A. H. MacDonald
Lac la Ronge
MacDonald
Bigstone
Ege
Nemeiben
Potato
Iskwatikan
Nunn
Pipestone Lakes
Canada
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Bormann
Mission Congregation of the Fathers of the Holy Heart
Federain Monastery
Villach
Australia
India
Valor
Balsdon Ranch
Grimes
Calif
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