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Omaha World-Herald · 24 July 1944

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United Nations to Decide Fate of Palestine

United Nations to Decide Fate of Palestine — Omaha World-Herald, 24 July 1944
Omaha World-Herald · 24 July 1944
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Vol. XXII-No. 41 JUNE .

31 United Nations to Decide Fate of Palestine'...FDR Jerusalem (JTA) - President JACK EPSTEIN Roosevelt is reported to have in- of Palestine formed the Arabs that the future of the country ELECTED HEAD will be determined not by Britain: -alone, but by the governments responsible for the establishment of a new post-war world order OF BNAI BRITH based on peace and justice The 013 President allegedly said that the status of Palestine will be decid- ed after consultations with Jews attended and Arabs: excellently At an meeting of the local chapter of (In Washnigton, neither: the B'nai B'rith, on June 15 at the White House nor the State De- Jack Epstein partment could confirm or deny Blackstone hotel. was elected president to succeed the report that President Roose- Mr.

Louis Lipp. Other new offi- velt had sent such a message.) cers elected were Art Goldstein, The stat

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