The Buffalo Times · Buffalo, New York · 3 August 1938
CP-1938-002
PALESTINE CURFEW LIFTED BY BRITAIN
By Associated Press, Haifa, Palestine
Transcribed from the clipping
HAIFA, Palestine, Aug. 3.—A curfew imposed July 25 when a bomb explosion killed at least 35 and wounded 50 to 60 persons was lifted today, indicating that authorities believed a tense situation arising from Arab-Jewish racial strife was improving.
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"PALESTINE CURFEW LIFTED BY BRITAIN," The Buffalo Times, 3 August 1938, p. 1. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1938-002. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1938-002
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