Obscure Lives of Nazi Wives in Postwar Germany
In Frankfurt reporters detail the faded lives of Nazi leaders' spouses now largely ignored by society. Widows like Margarethe Himmler live on small help while Gudrun and Edda Goering maintain隐 an uneasy public presence. Several women face limited finances, confined homes, or hidden incomes. others await releases or face ongoing penalties.
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Richard K. O’malley
Frankfurt
Germany
Nazi Germany
Hitler
Third Reich
Berlin
Spandau Prison
Jook
Margarethe Himmler
Gestapo
Heinrich, Himmler
Munich
Guden
Mrs. Himmler
Gudrun
Emmy Goering
Reichsmarshal
Hermann Goering
Mrs. Goering
Edda
Heinrich Himmler
Censorship Across Nations Faces Press Barriers
An Associated Press survey notes censorship persists globally in Moscow and Latin America, with Western correspondents constrained by government or self censorship. Italy and France show government influence, while Britain upholds a traditional free press. New Zealand imposes limits on indecent content, and East and West German press are tightly managed amid broader Cold War tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Spain
Moscow
Bartiers
Nelson
Jenis
Ae Ee
Ieee
Canosshe
Soviet Union
Swinzerland
Nether- Press
Latin America
Swcaen
Italy
Ansa Nexs
France
Arenos France Prome
Nexs
Slanane
Britain
Commonwest
New Zealand
Pakisam Arsh Gestament Amomiesitan
Ceslon
Truman Returns to Work on That Blooming Book
Former President Truman, fully recovered from illness, resumes work on his long post Presidency project in Independence Missouri. He reports $4,200,000 raised with the rest in sight and notes many small contributions. Page 2 continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Kansas
Int
White House
Janeet Joehie Afforts
Independence
Sebi
Hage
Truman Memorial Library
Test Tube Babies Stir Controversy Across Law and Faith
Chicago coverage outlines a rising social dilemma as doctors lawmakers and clergy confront the status of artificial insemination offspring. Questions of legitimacy custody inheritance and moral permissibility hinge on evolving court rulings and religious views. The piece notes few binding laws exist across states and highlights debates within the American Bar Association and Catholic and Protestant communities. Concluded that many issues remain unresolved with scattered court opinions and health concerns guiding donor practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Goldstein
Chicago
America
Amy
Gibson E. Gormanoff
Superior Court
American Medical
Bar ‘Associa
Tron
Mdonor
York Court
Suling
Carterias
New York State
Britain campaign unfolds as Labour seeks issues
London reports a pivotal election year in 1955 with Labour launching a vote drive while Conservatives aim to ride prosperity. Factory staffing shortages hint at weak productivity, and tax relief prospects loom after an April budget reveal. Labour admits no clear policy to regain national leadership from Churchill amid free market pressures.
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Charles E. Gayton
London
Nana
Britain
Laborites
Labor Party
Winston Churchill
Want to Be a Bwana Here's How Darkest Africa Debunked
Travel piece argues Africa is no longer a dark continent and that visiting the Belgian Congo is feasible for about $3,000. It mocks the willful myths in travel writing, notes rough roads, air travel speed, and the allure of becoming a celebrated raconteur or bore. It cites labor politics in Britain and hints at safari travel details, with quoted lines about the Congo journey and accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raeder
Walther Funk
Norman
Argentina
Tise Hess
Hitler
Spandau
England
Inger Gertrud Scholz - Kline
Doenitz
Hamburg
Hess
Gehlenberg
Funk
Bavaria
Barbenhausen
Bad Toelz
Rudolf Hess
Elizabeth’ Sauckel
Brigitte Franke
Hans
Fritz Sauckel
Thej
Poland
Munich
Nuernberg
Karl Doenitz
Charles Mercer Stanleyville
Belgian Congo
Istates
Africa
Ernest Hemingway
Jenge
Aneurin Bevan
Bevan
Safari
Central
Clement Attlee
Labor
PLC
Air
New York
Congo
Bush
Labor Party
Britain
Birmingham
Ars
Polit
Polio Callenders Cables, Ltd
Alcolor
Colums
Tired of It Citizens Yawning at Marx
A Western dispatch reports growing indifference to Communist ideology in Eastern Europe. Adults and youth in Hungary Romania and Bulgaria show apathy toward party lines and schooling. The piece notes classroom disengagement and discipline issues as propagandists fumble to enforce Marxist Leninist education amid party pressure.
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Ritchie McEwen
Vienna
NANA
People’s Democrats of
Eastern Europe
Zsabad Nep
Bulgarian Communist Party
Jong Ail
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Joachim von Ribbentrop
Rudolf
Ruhr
Wuppertal
Albert Speer
Armements
Speer
Heidelberg
Erich
Annelise von Ribbentrop
Ursula
Wertere
Arrope
Aed
Ancesset Nee Syren
We Fm
Sid
Freee Chase
Shin
Warele
Oat
Bile
Ored
Smemeoizs
Job
East
Arency
By Pat Munroe
Texas
XMAS
Democrats
Darkest Africa
Banda
Urundi
Charles Mercer
Mombasa
RED Press
Romania
Scinteia
Central Party
Bulgaria
Tchernomorski Front
Gramatikovo
Narodna Mladech
Zoam Petrov
Mie Jaze
Paris
Fatherland Front
Gantho
Gitthy
Lyon
Aniie
Autie Lelja
Jacob
Tflaze
Hibrazian
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