Zionist canal in Palestine to aid Suez trade route plan
A revived Zionist proposal outlines a two section canal through Palestine from Haifa to the Jordan Lake and on to the Dead Sea, then to Akabah, claiming vast economic and climatic benefits, greater colonization potential, and a new port reach for international shipping. It notes substantial land submergence and town disruption but argues the long term gains outweigh costs, including boosted industry and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paléstine
Suéz Canal
Duke of
Palestine
W. A. Maler
Holland
Haifa
Mediterranean
Afuleh
Lake of
Tiberias
Sea of Galilee
Jordan Lake
Dead Sea
Arabah
Akabah
Jet Akabah
Red
Jordan
Jordan Val
Nouth
Houran
Europe
America
Prince of Wales Welcomed Quietly in Rangoon
The Prince of Wales arrived in Rangoon amid a subdued welcome with few cheers. Government school students were kept from a large area, protests arose over Indian attire, and the Victoria Memorial cornerstone featured prominently as the royal party visited the University of Rangoon and was hosted at Government House that evening.
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Associated Press
S . Prince
Victoria Memorial
University of Rangoon
Government House
Bright spots in Soviet regime noted by commission
A Soviet commission highlights two bright spots within the regime. It notes attention to children and scientific focus, citing provisions for care and welfare. The report mentions ongoing administrative efforts and suggests a cautious optimism about reforms.
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Russia
Polly and Paul and Paris by Zoe Beckley
Polly and Paul plan a lively housewarming at their Paris apartment with guests including Miss Rand Monsieur Harray Norma Bradley and a French office friend Revelle. Polly worries about Violet while Paris air lifts spirits as they prepare a lavish buffet of French pastries and petits fours. The piece blends romantic planning with a bustling domestic scene in a playful tone.
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Violet
Paul
Polly
Miss' Rand
Monsieur Harray
Norma Bradley
Sutton
Ralph Miller
Eeven
Paris
Elieh
Fey
Vocational Week at the University Summer School
The University of Georgia designates July 10 as Vocational Week at the Summer School. Teachers of all vocational subjects will gather for instruction in varied trades while distinguished guests discuss Georgia’s welfare and progress. Prof W A Sutton cites the South’s poverty against national gains. Agriculture stands as key, with farm education central to progress.
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Texas
Pennsylvania
Georgia State Board of Vocational Education
Athens
Werthe
Jculture
Georgia
Ile
Attrapt
College of Agriculture
University of Georgia
Aseiet
State of
W.A. Sutton
Atlante
Jt Fa
Arabic Jewish Tensions Rise Over Smuggled Arms in Palestine
A beehive shipment to Palestine concealed a consignment of sholes and automatic pistols with 25 000 rounds of ammunition. Haifa workers unloaded ninety six boxes were found broken revealing weapons. The consignment, addressed to Jews, was seized. Arab Jewish leaders deny responsibility amid renewed bitter tensions. Local press warns contraband arms may have entered for some time.
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Palestine
Herbert Samuel
Haifa
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League Commission
Central Public Health Administration
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Highway Weather Sery
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Oldham
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Clayton St
Polly and
Zoe Beckley
University
Anderson Plumbing Co
Courtney
Thomas Tailor
Clayton St. Phine
Ellington
Clapton
Clayton Street
Georgia National Bank
Young
Toggery & Bovy
Buick
Ford
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