Correspondence with Jewish press professionals, Part One

Correspondence with Jewish press professionals, Part One - Correspondence with the editor of "The American Hebrew", regarding Zionism, Eretz Israel and Chaim Weizmann (1900-1925); - Correspondence with the editor of "The American Jewish Chronicle" and the "Reflex", regarding Reform Judaism in the United States, Nazi organizations in the United States, and regarding technical matters (1916-1935); - Correspondence with the editor of "The Day", regarding the United States and World War I (1918), and Judaism in the United States (1949); - Correspondence with "The Detroit Jewish Chronicle", regarding the Father Charles Coughlin affair, displays of antisemitism in the United States (1935), Judaism in the United States, Zionism (1936-1944), and aliya and the Yishuv in Eretz Israel (1945-1948); - Correspondence with the editor of "Israel's Messenger", affiliated with the Shanghai Zionist Association (SZA), regarding Zionism, Eretz Israel, Chaim Weizmann, and British policies (1927-1931), political contacts in Asia, the fostering [adoption] of Jewish orphans by communities, Jewish-Arab relations in Eretz Israel (1930-1933), the last will of S. A. Hardoon [in] 1932, the situation of the Jewish community in Harbin, and the tense relations with Japan (1936-1937); - Correspondence with "The Jewish Advocate", regarding internal matters of communities in the United States (1926-1932), and contact with Jews in India (1932); - Correspondence with "The Jewish Chronicle" in London, regarding British Jewry (1918-1936), the Yishuv in Eretz Israel, and relations between the Arabs and the British (1927-1936).