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The Daily Alaska Empire
Juneau, Juneau County, Alaska
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In Berlin on June 20, railway employees from Vienna serenaded Paul Loebe, president of the Reichstag, upon his recovery from appendicitis. Loebe is popular in Austria for leading efforts toward political union between Germany and Austria.
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Reichstag President
BERLIN, June 20. A serenade by singers from another country in celebration of his recovery from a serious illness is a distinction which Paul Loebe, president of the reichstag, probably enjoys alone of presiding officers of the world's parliamentary bodies.
Loebe several months ago had an acute attack of appendicitis. After a prolonged cure at Bad Mergentheim he was at last able to resume his duties. He had just finished presiding over his first meeting amid a sea of flowers sent by colleagues and friends, when the halls of the reichstag building resounded with male chorus songs.
The singers were railway employees from Vienna, on a visit to the German capital.
Loebe is very popular in Austria as he heads an organization working for the political union of Germany and Austria.
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Berlin
Event Date
June 20
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recovery from appendicitis; serenade by austrian singers
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Paul Loebe, president of the Reichstag, recovered from appendicitis after treatment at Bad Mergentheim and resumed duties. Upon presiding his first meeting, he was serenaded by Vienna railway employees visiting Berlin, celebrating his recovery. Loebe leads an organization for political union of Germany and Austria, making him popular there.