German Leader Hindenburg Prefers Daily Humorous Press Reports
The German president, Wilhelm II, receives a daily oral briefing at 11 a.m. from press chief Dr. Zechlin, including world news, cartoons, and jokes. Zechlin tailors the digest by importance, and the president especially enjoys humorous material alongside military updates.
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Berlin Cabinet News Habits Reveal Reading Routines
Chancellor Marx and Foreign Minister Stresemann are keen readers with daily press digests and regional papers. Stresemann monitors foreign coverage. Defense Minister Gessler claims to avoid newspapers though he may still sense public attacks, while Interior Minister Kuels reviews leading Berlin dailies and notes items for quick review.
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Entries In Literary Contest Due Saturday
All entries in the Globe-News Literary contest No 8 are due Saturday and should be sent to the Literary Editor in care of this paper. Many Panhandle towns have submitted manuscripts and participation is high. All children 16 years old and under are eligible. The theme is a personality sketch of the writer’s best friend.
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