The Jewish World, 26-year-old Philadelphia Yiddish daily, has suspended publication. The last issue to appear, the May 5 edition, published a statement by Albert H. Lieberman, receiver in equity, attributing the suspension to increased printing costs. The paper had suspended on March 26 for two days.
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