Daily Herald · 1 December 1947
CP-1947-007
Reactions to Palestine Partition Debate

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Photograph caption
“WHILE THE DELEGATE FROM PAKISTAN, Sir M. Zafrullah Khan, was giving his views on the Palestine partition issue to the U.N. General Assembly at Flushing Meadows, New York, his address was received with divided interest. Thus, Senor Jose Arce (left), Argentine delegate was caught napping by a candid cameraman. Whereas, Russia’s Andrei Gromyko appears to be studying some figures—or just doodling.” (International)
Context added by this archive
The same International picture desk photograph the Urbana Daily Citizen ran the same day.
Cite this item
"Reactions to Palestine Partition Debate," Daily Herald, 1 December 1947. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1947-007. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1947-007
Elsewhere in the archive
- 7 Syrians Killed in Rioting Over Palestine PartitionThe Boston Globe · 1 December 1947 · the same dispatch, carried by another paper
- Violence Flares Across PalestineUrbana Daily Citizen · 1 December 1947 · the same dispatch, carried by another paper
- 'America Should Lead in Solving Palestine Problem'Elmira Star-Gazette · 1 January 1947 · the same year
- Forcing Palestine to Become a World Problem(newspaper unidentified) · 1 January 1947 · the same year
- UN Turns Down Pleas of ArabsNews-Record · 13 May 1947 · the same year
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