Word: jewishness
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...hastily offered His Majesty their resignations and burned up wires to Berlin and Rome demanding the recall of German Minister Dr. Wilhelm Fabricius and Italian Minister Ugo Sola. The Cabinet sent "warnings" to the Polish, Portuguese and Japanese legations against repeating the offense of attending in Bucharest an anti-Jewish funeral...
...jail at Harbin recently contained six White Guards, convicted of having murdered a pro-Soviet Jewish orchestra conductor named Simon Kaspe. The Manchukuo Supreme Court presently reviewed their case and, according to the Moscow Pravda's passionate account last week, had before it the evidence of Harbin Police Chief Yeguchi who testified: "These men are Russian patriots preparing a revolt on Soviet territory." Even the prosecutor, according to Pravda, tacitly admitted that "the crime had a political background...
Verdict: the Manchukuo Supreme Court ordered "the release of the accused from the accusation on the grounds of an amnesty." Winding up the story with a gruesome punch, Pravda said that the White Guards who thus go scot free murdered the Jewish orchestra leader after kidnapping him, sending his father "your son's ears to show we mean business," and attempting vainly to get by these means 300,000 yen for their revolution...
Saminsky's interest in the American Indian dates back almost to his birth in 1882 near Odessa. He was raised on Indian folklore and translations of James Fenimore Cooper. Young Saminsky's people were rich Jewish merchants with a bent for theology and the arts...
Besides a look at some typical co-ed faces, the country was last week afforded a look into contemporary undergraduate heads, through the eyes of young Elizabeth Eldridge, of San Antonio, Tex. Miss Eldridge is national dean of Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority. AEφ is for Jewish girls only, but Dean Eldridge felt qualified by her travels to many campuses throughout the land to write in the Saturday Evening Post...