Syria Protests Plan to Slice Palestine

Alongside: "Palestine Split Unnecessary, Rabbi Says" and "Jewry in Chicago Protest Partition"

Transcribed from the clipping

Three Palestine stories share the page with a notice for the Duquesne University supper dance, a banned transatlantic flight, and "Mayor Upholds Riot Police." Rabbi Herman Hailperin of the Tree of Life Congregation: "It is simple, though inadequate, to say I agree or I disagree."

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"Syria Protests Plan to Slice Palestine," Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph, 23 July 1937. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1937-001. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1937-001

Elsewhere in the archive

Palestine Partition WaitsThe Philadelphia Inquirer · 23 July 1937 · the same dispatch, carried by another paper
The New Crisis in Palestine, Scene of Strife 6,000 YearsThe Kansas City Times · 27 July 1937 · the same year
Arab’s Feelings on Palestine PlanThe Baltimore Sun · 17 August 1937 · the same year
Syria and Saudia to Support Palestine Arabs, Cairo HearsBuffalo Jewish Review · 1 October 1937 · the same year

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