Correspondence and newspaper clippings regarding education and government in the United States, Part Two

Correspondence and newspaper clippings regarding education and government in the United States, Part Two - Correspondence with people in the United States government regarding civil rights and the war against racism and fascism (1948), the Yishuv in Eretz Israel, aliya (1945), joint activities of the Jewish organizations Bnai Brith, Agudat Israel, the American Jewish Congress (AJC) and the Jewish Labor Committee, [on behalf of the] establishment of an organization for the rescue of European Jewry; contacts with Axis nations for the purpose of the removal of Jews [from those countries]; establishment of the American Emergency Committee for Zionist Affairs organization, along with Zionist organizations in the United States (Hadassah, Mizrachi, Poalei Zion), for the purpose of holding activities for the benefit of the Yishuv in Eretz Israel; a central activist: Senator Sol Bloom; situation of the Jews in Eastern Europe and Germany (1929, 1931); - Correspondence with members of the Senate regarding Eretz Israel, including the problem of the relations between Arabs and Jews (1938), opening of the gates of Eretz Israel for Jewish immigration [aliya] (1943), British policy and Chaim Weizmann (1921, 1939); a central organization: National Power Policy Committee; a central activist: Benjamin V. Cohen; - Correspondence regarding the holding of American activities in Germany following the war (1947); a central activist: Max Lowenthal; - Correspondence regarding [the application of] a Jewish-Polish refugee, Avner Feldman, to receive citizenship (1948); - Correspondence regarding Romanian Jewry (1928); The document mentions the name: William E. Borah.