Berlin: A report out today shows Germany’s
unemployment holding steady at 19.8%.
Meanwhile, in Wiesbaden and Mainz, President Paul von Hindenburg is in
the midst of his tour of the liberated Rhineland. But newspaper reporters observe that the
president seems unusually weary; he cancels his appearance at a children’s
pageant, for example. Nonetheless, in
the speaking engagements he does attend, he calls for liberation of the Saar as
well, saying it would be the best way to ensure peace in Europe. There are the usual street brawls between
nazis and others in the liberated areas, but they are relatively minor: only
one policeman is injured.
Romania: Authorities arrest two Orthodox Christian
priests in Bukowina, scene of a 3,000-man anti-Semitic mob yesterday, accusing
them of stirring up anti-Jewish sentiment in the town.
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