Weekly News Review: Holy War in Palestine Dominates World Tensions
The survey traces the Arab Jewish struggle in Palestine from British mandate days to 1930s riots, highlighting Zionist growth, Arab resistance, and international reactions as Britain, France, Russia, and the U.S. weigh future steps. It notes Jewish migration, Tel Aviv development, and ongoing clashes around Jaffa and Jerusalem amid broader prewar tensions in Europe and Asia.
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Palestine
Jerusalem
Sise
Jett
Turkey
Great Britain
Lord Balfour
Russia
Adolf Hitler
Holy Land
Zionist World Organization
Tel Aviv
Allderish
Arabic Jaffa
Britain
Jordan
Jaffa
Moses
St Lawrence Seaway Row Sparks White House Clash
President Roosevelt faces Canadian hesitation on the St Lawrence Seaway while Secretary Wallace grapples with a wheat surplus crisis. Ottawa pressures Washington for coordination as U S and Canada weigh power diversions and cost estimates near 272 million and 271 million dollars respectively. Wallace contemplates export subsidies to move surplus, risking a clash with Hull and farm interests amid quota battles.
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U. S
Wallace
Washington
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Canada
Poland
Argentina
Mexico
Cordell Hull
Lazaro Cardenas
U_ S
U. S. Navy Department
Egein
St. Lawrence Seaway Project
Roosevelt
St. Lawrence Seaway
New York
New England
Atlantic
Gulf States
Senate
Canadien
St. Lawrence
Hudson Bay
Lake Ontario
Niagara Falls
United States
State Department
Great Lakes
Cuba
White House
Ottawa
Henry A. Wallace
George N. Peek
Pen
George Peek
Germany
Bull
Northwestern
Ohio
Mississippi
Secretary of Agriculture
Colorful cross stitch pattern from The Sewing Circle
Easy cross stitch color project by Sowers with two panels and a 15 by 15 inch size. Includes color chart key materials and illustrated stitches. Send 15 cents, name, address, and pattern number to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept 259 W. 14th St New York City Cincinnati.
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Household Arts
W. Lith St
New York
Late Hits No Score Inning Shows Odd Baseball Rule
A fragmented baseball note explains a looping sequence where six hits occur without scoring. The first batter is caught stretching, the second obeys, the third to fifth log singles filling the bases with two out, and a batter hits a runner with a ball forcing an out. The inning ends with six hits and two outs, yet no score.
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