El Reno American · 12 January 1950
CP-1950-002
Arab Refugees Come Home
Associated Press Wirephoto
Transcription
This clipping carries no body text to transcribe, or none has been transcribed yet.
Photograph caption
ARAB REFUGEES COME HOME—Arab families are reunited in Acre following repatriation of Arabs, both Christian and Moslem, who fled Palestine during the fighting. Many of these refugees were separated from their families for 18 months or more. Armistice Commission and United Nations personnel are preparing for the homeward flow of Arabs who took refuge in neighboring countries.
Context added by this archive
A photograph of Palestinians going back, and a wire service expecting more of it. The caption stands in for a headline; the scan carries none.
Cite this item
"Arab Refugees Come Home," El Reno American, 12 January 1950. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1950-002. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1950-002
Elsewhere in the archive
- Immigrants Use Arab PropertiesPress of Atlantic City · 20 August 1950 · the same year
- Jewish Immigrants Get Former Arab PropertyStar Herald · 27 August 1950 · the same year
- Immigrants Taking Over Arab PropertyEnid Morning News · 8 September 1950 · the same year
This record is part of Covering Palestine, an archive of American and Anglophone newspaper clippings about Palestinians, 1812 to 2022. Researched and assembled by Maria Robles.
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