Independent Socialists Accused of Complicating Germany Position
Berlin Oct 10 Independent Socialists were accused by Gustav Noske minister of defense in the national assembly of complicating Germanys position abroad through malicious and unjust criticism of the military administration. He said they were hitching the boots of the British and French commissions in Berlin. Herman Mueller foreign minister said many soldiers from southern garrison areas were going to the Baltic provinces on fake passes, mostly adventurers seeking an easy life who expected to settle there. He added the lax discipline made it easy for troops to join Russian service and claimed people quietly urged the foreign office that the Entente would welcome Germans fighting in Russia. He suggested the Entente might press Russia to halt such recruitment.
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Germany builds film industry to import more movies
Germany plans to import two top film producers while expanding its own cinema capacity. American studios seek to flood Germany as European markets falter. As in wartime, German film firms multiply and hundreds of new theaters open. The industry seeks monopoly amid censorship clashes and rising adult-themed content.
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Will provisions for Rovibes rest home and beneficiaries
Esther L. Curtis wills the Rovibes Rest Home be established in New York state with $5000 for setup and $1000 to start, with residue for maintenance. Thovtestdirix heirs to Miage property conversion to a park home at Nenka and $3809 to Second Baptist Church Bridgeport, plus $50 to Christian Temperance Union and $350 each to Sarah J. Lounsbury End and Jennie A. Ribble.
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Heart Disease Fatal to Andrew Higgins
An attack of heart disease proved fatal to Andrew Higgins, 35, of 67 percent avenue, while he was walking near East Washington avenue and Main street yesterday afternoon. Higgins was pronounced dead a few minutes after he collapsed. A late item notes a postponed transmission by a House committee and a local boy’s injury from a motor truck, with Stanley Waska, 5, of 547 Lafaretta street, treated and sent home.
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