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Correspondence on support for various Jewish periodicals: The American Jewish Chronicle.

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American Jewish Relief Committee: correspondence with David M. Bressler on AJRC administration and activities.

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Correspondence on support for various Jewish periodicals: The Jewish Tribune.

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Messages about Jewish self defense in Odessa.

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Appeals by the American Jewish Congress to protect the rights of Eastern European Jewry and to recognize Palestine as the Jewish National Home.

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