Jewish Groups Rally to Restore Gerstein’s Nazi Case
Jewish organizations in Germany and France press for reopening the postwar case of Wilhelm Gerstein, a wartime SS officer who aided Nazi crimes and later died in Paris. His widow’s pension fight spotlights postwar injustice amid appeals to reexamine official labeling.
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Gerstein
Auschwitz
Issy Wygoda
Frankfurt
Nuernberg
Wygoda
Hygiene Institute
Germany
Otto Dibelius
Dibelius
Berin
Rolf Hochhuth
Paris
Elfriede Gerstein
France
Kurt Gerstein
Impersonal Society Stirs Virginia Education Conference
In Petersburg AP report Rev C Shelby Books of Princeton notes a problem of identity in a modern impersonal society. He addressed the state vocational education conference at Virginia State College with about 400 Black teachers principals and counselors in attendance.
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Virginia State College
Family doctor concern guides Dubuque surgeon to AMA presidency
Donovan F. Ward, 5 year old? No, 5year-old is OCR error. Dr. Donovan F. Ward of Dubuque was named president-elect of the American Medical Association at its national convention in San Francisco. A plastic surgery specialist, he aims to strengthen the family doctor relationship while leading the AMA surgical section at Finley Hospital.
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Dubuque, Iowa
Dubuque
American Medical Association
Donovan F. Ward
AMA
San Francisco
Dr. Ward
Finley Hospital
Yale chief alters Commencement pledge rights to responsibilities
New Haven Connecticut AP report says Yale President Kingman Brewster Jr. changed the traditional closing line at the 17th president’s first Commencement. Instead of "rights and privileges," recipients now receive "rights and responsibilities" reflecting a shift in emphasis on education’s duties. The ceremony occurred on Monday June 15.
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New Haven
Brewster
Yale
Staunton Augusta Waynesboro economic study committee formed
A joint Staunton Augusta county and Waynesboro committee, led by Waynesboro’s Robert W. McNabb, will cut expenses in three subdivisions. John M. Moore is vice chairman, with Staunton City Manager C M Moyer Jr as clerk, and each subdivision names three members for an exploratory cost-saving effort. James Ernest Moye named Luray High principal arrives July 1. Mrs Moye to teach first grade. McGaheysville Water Co. receives charter. Farmers Home loan pending. Harrisonburg's C N Priode awarded $165 merit check for soil conservation slide lecture series.
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Staunton
Augusta County
Waynesboro
Robert W. McNabb
John M. Moore
Augusta County Board of Supervisors
C.M. Moyer, Jr
Luray
James Ernest Moye
Madison Heights
Luray High School
West Virginia
Harrisonburg
C .N. Priode
Virginia Soil Conservation Service
Farmers Market Plans Repeat Opening This Saturday
The Farmers Market reopens this Saturday from 6 to 9 a.m. in the Parking lot at Kent and Boscawen Streets. Readied goods include beans beets onions lettuce dressed rabbits fried and roast chicken eggs cakes pies rolls cut flowers and aster plants.
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Kent and
Boscawen Sts
Grass Fire Near Cedar Meade Texasburns Two Acres
A grass fire behind the Cedar Meade Texaco on Route 11 burned about two acres yesterday at 5 15 p m. Shawnee with South End and Friendship fire companies quickly smothered the blaze. No damage beyond the grass and officials noted dry undergrowth could ignite from a cigarette. Italy-originated diamond engagement ring reportedly features a flame of love.
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Cedar Meade Texaco
Rt. 11
Shawnee
South End
Friendship
Italy
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New Luray
Stanley
Water Group
Mcgaheysville
State Corporation Commission
McGaheysville Water Co., Inc
Farmers Home Administration
Soil Service Awarded
Farmers Market
Featuring Fresh
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Sears
Allstate
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