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Chicago Tribune · Chicago, Illinois · 9 February 1948

CP-1948-003

CRISIS NEARS CLIMAX

Did United States delegation to the United Nations jeopardize our National Honor and National Security by use of many un-American, non-American, and anti-American ways to win votes needed to recommend Zionist Palestine Partition Plan?

CRISIS NEARS CLIMAX — Chicago Tribune, 9 February 1948
Chicago Tribune · Chicago, Illinois · 9 February 1948
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CRISIS NEARS CLIMAX id United States delegation to the United Nations jeopardize our National Honor and National Security by use of many un-American, non-American, and anti-American ways to win votes needed to recommend Zionist Palestine Partition Plan?

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The scan is the headline and its four-line question; there is no body text on it to transcribe. Body text transcribed by optical character recognition from the scan and not read back by hand.

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Ten weeks after the partition vote, a Chicago headline asking in seventy-two point type whether the United States delegation bought it. The question is entirely about American honor: what the vote did to the country being partitioned is not in the sentence. The word for the plan is Zionist, printed without quotation marks, in the paper’s own voice.

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"CRISIS NEARS CLIMAX," Chicago Tribune, 9 February 1948, p. 1. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1948-003. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1948-003

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