The dispute between the U.S. Army in Austria and ## 800 displaced Jews at the Franz Joseph camp, near Salzburg, has been settled and ## Army is once again supplying food and utilities to the refugees, it was learned ## today.
The Jews, who refused to transfer from the sub-standard camp to the Rieden##g camp because they believed that if they moved in they would overcrowd the center be living under worse conditions than before, have been given the right to move to ## other camp in Austria. Maj. Abraham Hyman, legal aide to Rabbi Philip Bernstein, ##isor on Jewish affairs to the U.S. Army, is now in the process of ironing out the ##t of the difficulties.
It was reported today that a denazification court in the south Bavarian town Traunstein has sentenced Dr. Johannes Stark to four years imprisonment at hard ##or as a “major offender.” Stark, 73, a Nobel Peace Prize winner, was one of Ger##y’s first atomic scientists. A friend of Hitler since 1923, he was also a pam?leteer advancing pseudo-scientific evidence to support the Nazis’ anti-Semitism and ?ce doctrines.
The Archive of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency includes articles published from 1923 to 2008. Archive stories reflect the journalistic standards and practices of the time they were published.
