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Spotlight on Collections
As November 2012 comes to a close we thought it would be fun to look back and see what was going in Novembers past.
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Tagged American Jewish Congress, Atlantic City, Belgium, Brussels, College of Jewish Studies, Doris Pollack Schnider, Druid Hill Park, Education, Elmer Greensfelder, Florence Rogers, Fred Perchal, Gela Baser, Gertrude Benesh, Hilda Lapides Rudy, Housing Authority of Baltimore, Hymen Saye, Irvin Kovens, Irving Cohn, Isaac Taylor, J. Benjamin Katzner, Jeannette Greensfelder, Jewish National Fund, Jewish Theological Seminary, Judge Daniel Friedman, Leona Adler, Lewis Greensfelder, Lloyd Street Synagogue, Maurice Cardin, Meyer Cardin, November, Otto D. Weill, Photograph, Premier Car, Rabbi Louis Finkelstein, Rhoda Goldstein Wilkis, Rudie's Pharmacy, Ruth Greensfelder, Samuel Steinbach, Senator Philip H. Goodman, Sheldon Rudy, teaching, The Concord, Theodore R. McKeldin, United Synagogues of America Convention, vacation, wedding Leave a comment
Tagged American Jewish Congress, Atlantic City, Belgium, Brussels, College of Jewish Studies, Doris Pollack Schnider, Druid Hill Park, Education, Elmer Greensfelder, Florence Rogers, Fred Perchal, Gela Baser, Gertrude Benesh, Hilda Lapides Rudy, Housing Authority of Baltimore, Hymen Saye, Irvin Kovens, Irving Cohn, Isaac Taylor, J. Benjamin Katzner, Jeannette Greensfelder, Jewish National Fund, Jewish Theological Seminary, Judge Daniel Friedman, Leona Adler, Lewis Greensfelder, Lloyd Street Synagogue, Maurice Cardin, Meyer Cardin, November, Otto D. Weill, Photograph, Premier Car, Rabbi Louis Finkelstein, Rhoda Goldstein Wilkis, Rudie's Pharmacy, Ruth Greensfelder, Samuel Steinbach, Senator Philip H. Goodman, Sheldon Rudy, teaching, The Concord, Theodore R. McKeldin, United Synagogues of America Convention, vacation, wedding Leave a comment
More Prohibition stories
The sooner prohibition is done away with the better it will be for the people of theUnited States. All the wickedness existing now among Americans is indirectly traceable to prohibition. I always have been an opponent of the Volstead act … Continue reading
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Tagged 1920s, 1930s, Atlantic City, bathing suit, costumes, flapper, Oheb Shalom, Prohbition, Steampunk, Volstead Act, William Rosenau Leave a comment
Tagged 1920s, 1930s, Atlantic City, bathing suit, costumes, flapper, Oheb Shalom, Prohbition, Steampunk, Volstead Act, William Rosenau Leave a comment