Evening Star · Washington, District of Columbia · 29 April 1948
CP-1948-123
Palestine Debate Again
CONSTANT READER
Transcribed from the clipping
“The main head on Page 1 of the same edition reads: ‘Jews take over control of Haifa, richest port city in Palestine; Arabs beg peace in night battle.’ Which of these writers shall we believe—the letter-writer or the headline writer?”
Context added by this archive
A reader setting a letter’s claim against the same edition’s front page and asking the paper which to believe — this project’s method, performed by a reader, in the paper, in the week the archive’s Haifa section covers. The Evening Star now runs in this collection on 10, 11, 12 and 29 April 1948.
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"Palestine Debate Again," Evening Star, 29 April 1948. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1948-123. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1948-123
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