Can Germany Be Cured Interview with a German Educator
In a postwar interview Beverly Hills resident Bruno Frank, a prewar German historian, argues for drastic German reeducation to shed Nazi influence. He urges forceful denazification, removal of Hitler Youth, and that Germans study democracy abroad before returning to guide a 25 year rebuilding.
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Bruno Frank
Frank
Beverly Hills
Calif
Germany
Teichstag
National Socialist Movement
Frank Imen
Hitler
N.S
Rev Wright to Take Carolina Bishop Post
The Rev. Thomas A H Wright rector of St Mark’s Episcopal Church accepted a proffer to become bishop elect of the Diocese of North Carolina. He was elected on the first ballot at a diocesan convention in New Bern. His resignation as rector becomes effective September 15 and he will be consecrated at St James Church Wilmington.
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Thomas AH. Wright
St. Mark’s Episcopal, Church
North Carolina
St. Mark's
Wright
New Bern
N. C
Phil Cook
Delaware
Hertrate Stevens
Los Angeles
Arthur Huston
Olympia
Wash
Axthin
Hines Accepts Bishop Coadjutor Post in Texas
Rex Hines has accepted the post of bishop coadjutor of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas. He was elected May 22 and submitted his resignation to the Christchurch parish vestry. The resignation will take effect at his consecration in late September or early October.
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Rex. Hines
Houston
Ze Down E. Wines
Readvnter
Episcopal Dincese
Texas
Global War Trials Recommendations from Allied Nations
Representatives from Britain Australia Belgium Canada China Czechoslovakia Greece Yugoslavia India Luxembourg the Netherlands New Zealand Norway and Poland will soon submit recommendations on handling war crime trials. The gathering signals broad Allied consultation as postwar justice frameworks are shaped and international standards debated.
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Britain
Australia
Belgium
Canada
China
Czechoslovakia
Greece
Yugoslavia
India
Luxembourg
The
Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
Poland
Kelly Field Worker Bonded After Arraignment
Angel Cantu, 51, a civil service employee at Kelly Field, posted a $500 bond after arraignment before U. S. Commissioner A. We. Knight on charges of making a false statement to obtain citizenship. He allegedly claimed three of his five children were born in the United States, though they were born in Mexico.
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Angel Cantu
Civil Service
Kelly Field
U.S
A.we Knight
Isnip
Cantu
North Flores Street
Knight
United States
Mexico
Leie
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King’s Black Label
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