The Town Talk · Alexandria, Louisiana · 15 October 1947
CP-1947-042
Palestine Police Say Arab Groups Becoming Active
Associated Press, Jerusalem

Transcribed from the clipping
“Palestine Jews were heartened by Russian endorsement of the partition proposal but Falastin, an Arab newspaper, expressed Arab displeasure with a headline: ‘Dictatorial Communist Russia Supports Partition and Jewish State Jointly With Imperialist-Capitalist America.’”
Context added by this archive
A Palestinian newspaper’s headline, given in full translation inside an American wire story. For an archive whose unit of analysis is the American headline, a Palestinian headline arriving intact inside one is a category of evidence it does not otherwise have.
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"Palestine Police Say Arab Groups Becoming Active," The Town Talk, 15 October 1947. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1947-042. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1947-042
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