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DISORDERS IN PALESTINE LANDMINE UNDER LORRY JERUSALEM, Feb. 14. One soldier was killed and two were wounded when a landmine exploded under an army lorry on a mountain track near Acresafad highway. Since the London conference began the casualties from Arab terrorism are: Fourteen Arabs killed and 19 wounded. Fice Jews killed and 11 wounded. One British killed and three wounded. LETTERS OF 1915
BEING LAID BEFORE CONFERENCE. I British OHic-iul Wireless I RUGBY, Feb. 14. A White Paper containing what is known as the McMahon-Hussein correspondence—an exchange of letters between Sir Henry McMahon and Sheriff Hussein of Mecca in 1915—is as good as prepared, and will be issued as soon as possible. Meanwhile, for the convenience of business, copies of the letters are being placed at the disposal of delegates to the Palestine Conference. In making this announcement in the House of Commons, Mr. Chamberlain explained that the request for publication had been made by the Arab delegations, and it had been thought desirable to accede to the request.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 39, 16 February 1939, Page 7
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