Labour Defence simultaneously urged 300,000 followers to join other American groups in urging the Government to make an official proʻest against the Nazi outrages in Berlin.
Senator William E. Borah, Republican of Idaho, he would supper a resolution protesting against man treatment of Jews, but he declined to discuss his opinion on Amezica's possible withdraw of diplomatic recognition of the German Nazi regime.
Senator William H. Democrat of Ulah, so he would offer a resolution in the next session of Congress "condemning the course of Germany in violating international law." He said that unless the Nazis immedi ately ceased their persecution of the Jews in Germany, he would support any move to break off diplomatic relations wi-h Berlin.
The New York City Board of Estimate meanwhile passed a resolution calling upon President Roosevelt issue an official condemnation of the Nazi anti-Semitic campaign.
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