An Issue of the Palestine Newspaper, 21 April 1949

Found in 1911 by Issa Dawood al-Issa, this issue of the Palestine Newspaper is dated 21 April 1949, which is a political, news and illustrated newspaper, the issue includes several subjects and headlines such as:  1 - Hawaii's Senate and House of Representatives sent an invitation to King Hussein to visit the House in a joint session, so he accepted the invitation and delivered a speech. 2- Gamal Abdel Nasser stated that the United Arab Republic cannot allow communists to work for a foreign country or a foreign communist party. 3- Tunisians crowded the streets in all Tunisian cities and villages to celebrate the third anniversary of Tunisia's independence. 4- The Fifth Conference of Arab Social Affairs Experts will be held at the headquarters of the General Secretariat of the League of Arab States. The agenda of the conference includes the reports of the departments and ministries of social affairs and the report of the Department of Social Affairs in the General Secretariat on its work during 1958 and discussing other topics. 5- A training course on social and charitable works was held at the headquarters of the Young Women's Christian Associations. 6- An announcement by Tobasi Pharmacy that it has moved from its previous location near the Ottoman Bank in al-Bireh to its new location on the main street in Ramallah. 7- The YMCA held a memorial service for the head of its Supreme Council in Jordan, Hanna Abdel Nour Atallah, in Jerusalem. 8- Police forces used tear gas to disperse anti-communist demonstrations.