Plans for Fiftieth Anniversary of Hebrew Union College
Plans progress for the fiftieth anniversary of Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati. Celebrations will run Oct 28 to 24 with ceremonies at Plum Street and Rockdale Temple. The central events include jubilee volumes and parallel meetings of the Central Conference of American Rabbis and the Alumni Association.
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Cincinnatic
America
Tsane M. Wise
Isth
Zion Col
Isst
Union
Plum Street
Cincinnati
Alfred M Cohen
Julian Morgenstern
David Philipson
Rockdale Avenue Temple
Abram Simon
Washington, D. C
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Jewish State Theatre to Open in Charkoff
Moscow reports a Jewish state theatre will soon debut in Charkoff, the new Jewish center in Soviet Russia. The venue seats 1100, operates with a 50‑actor company, and draws Jewish actors from the Russian stage. Repertoire includes Die Takse Baale Toyre Der Prisiff Mechiras Joseph and other Jewish and European plays in Yiddish.
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Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Moscow
Charkoff
Soviet Russia
Jewish State Theatre
Denver Jews Invited to Dedicate New Ark at Yeshivas Toras Chaim
Denver Jewry is invited to attend the dedication of the Holy Ark at Yeshivas Toras Chaim located at West 14th Avenue and Federal Boulevard. The ornate Oron Kodesh, a gift of the Ladies' Auxiliary, will be unveiled Sunday at 8 PM with music, speeches, and a reception in the synagogue vestry after the program.
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Denver
Yeshivas Toras Chaim
West 14Th Avenue
Federal Boulevard
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Palestine Nationality Law Promulgated Takes Effect August First
The Palestine Nationality Law has been promulgated by an Order in Council and will take effect August 1. It aims to facilitate Palestinian citizenship for Jews upon permanent residence and begins preparation of electors lists for municipal elections to be held within four months.
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Itxe
Miriam Zamansky
George Washington University
Abram Simon
Eugene Zeidman
University of Alabama
Morris Newfield
America
Herman Rosenwasser
San Francisco
Hebrew Union College
Dayton
Tenn
Rosenwasser
Adam
Rabbi Kronfeld
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
London
British Colonial Office
Palestine
Herbert Samuel
Mount Scopus
Herbert
World Zionist Organization
Ten Million Invested in Palestine Jewish Industries
Jerusalem reports ten million dollars of Jewish capital flowed into Palestine industries over five years, with the trade department of the Zionist Executive noting five thousand workers employed in the new ventures.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Trade Department
Zionist Executive
German Leader Advocated Universal Conscription of Young Jews
Berlin July 23 Interesting revelations by Admiral Hintze show that on August 14 1918 General Ludendorff kept the Crown Council ignorant of Germanys dire military status and urged conscription of all young Jews in Germany.
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Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Berlin
Germany
Admiral Hintze
Ludendorff
Crown Council
Student Lutz jailed for threatening Jewish editor
Berlin court sentenced the Deutsch Völkische student leader Lutz to three months in jail for threatening to kill George Bernhard, editor in chief of the Vossische Zeitung, over ongoing attacks on General Ludendorff in the newspaper.
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Berlin
Criminal
Lutz
Deutsch Voelkische
Laitz
George Bernhard
Imehief
Vossische Zeitung
Ludendorf
Campaign Director Praises Re Organized Jewish Welfare Board
Campaign Director describes the Jewish Welfare Board as a unifying body formed during World War I to support Jewish soldiers and now directing services at 116 Army Posts 25 Naval Stations and 73 hospitals. It merged with YMH A and supports over 350 Y M H A and Jewish Centers, detailing campaigns and programs, lectures, concerts, and center-building efforts led by figures like Judge Irving Lehman and Felix Warburg.
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Jewish Welfare Board
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Navy
Marine Corps
National Council of Young Men
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Kansas City
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Newark
Atlantic City
Jersey City
Jewish Center
O Ders
Eeeate
Irving Lehman
Felix M. Warburg
Cyrus Adler
Louis Marshall
Court of Appeals
State of New York
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Remarkable Agreement Between Philanthropic Organization and Russian Government
Dr. Joseph Rosen reveals a government backed Agro Joint pact granting the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee wide powers in Ukraine White Russia Crimea and other regions to colonize and farm as many as 100000 Russian Jews by 1926 with loans land rights and tax exemptions while the state pledges support including 57 000 acres in Odessa 87 000 in Ukraine 27 000 in White Russia and 50 000 in Crimea to start and extend non Jewish aid networks and labor access under supervision of a special department.
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Joseph Rosen
American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
Russia
Croton-on-the Hudson
Ukraine
Crimea
Rykoff
David A. Brown
Felix M. Warburg
Joint Distribution Committee
Agro Joint
Agro-Joint
Agro
Rosen
Odessa
Cheka Intensifies Anti Zionist Persecutions in Soviet Russia
Riga reports continue harsh actions by the Cheka against Zionist youth groups despite Soviet promises. Life sentences were imposed on several Jews, with others exiled to the Ural Kirgizia Steppes. new arrests followed in Charkoff and Berditschew as repatriations and colonization settlers face renewed harassment.
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Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Riga
Rykoff and
Smidovitch
Sehor
Soviet
Russia
Hitachduth
Heehalutz
Cheka
Moscow
Ural
Kirgtsia
Narim
Peretz Lurin
Fisher, Kosarnowsky
Meir Levin
Lazar Lutin
Zionist Organization
Ogpu
Siberia
Kirgisia
Berditschew
Klan Faces Music Dilemma Ahead of Washington Parade
Washington Klan organizers planning an August eighth demonstration struggle to secure marching music Meyer Goldman a Jewish band leader and head of the citys only union band has refused to provide tunes. Non union groups are mostly Black musicians and fiery cross burning is barred by the district government.
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KLAN
Washington
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Meyer Goldman
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