Box S2

Scope and Content Note From the Collection:

The collection contains meeting minutes from 1933 of the Port Elizabeth Mizrachi Zionist Organization and from 1934 of the South African Palestine Tour. It also includes correspondence from Bernard Weinronk to his cousin Bernard Weinberg, dated 1933 and 1935. Of note is a 1935 letter in which Weinronk quotes briefly from the report of the 19th Zionist Congress in Lucerne and expresses his concerns for the safety of the Jews and his hopes for Palestine.

Scope and Content Note From the Collection:

The Sara Wernon Sloan papers contain typed manuscripts of memoirs she wrote in the 1970s, describing her experiences as an immigrant in New York City and as a garment worker. Her account includes her participation in political movements and unionization, as well as her first marriage to Ben Wernon. The collection also includes correspondence related to these memoirs, in which various readers of the memoirs describe their impressions.

Scope and Content Note From the Collection:

The Sara Wernon Sloan papers contain typed manuscripts of memoirs she wrote in the 1970s, describing her experiences as an immigrant in New York City and as a garment worker. Her account includes her participation in political movements and unionization, as well as her first marriage to Ben Wernon. The collection also includes correspondence related to these memoirs, in which various readers of the memoirs describe their impressions.

Scope and Content Note From the Collection:

The Sara Wernon Sloan papers contain typed manuscripts of memoirs she wrote in the 1970s, describing her experiences as an immigrant in New York City and as a garment worker. Her account includes her participation in political movements and unionization, as well as her first marriage to Ben Wernon. The collection also includes correspondence related to these memoirs, in which various readers of the memoirs describe their impressions.

Scope and Content Note From the Collection:

The Sara Wernon Sloan papers contain typed manuscripts of memoirs she wrote in the 1970s, describing her experiences as an immigrant in New York City and as a garment worker. Her account includes her participation in political movements and unionization, as well as her first marriage to Ben Wernon. The collection also includes correspondence related to these memoirs, in which various readers of the memoirs describe their impressions.

Scope and Content Note From the Collection: The Glick Family Papers deal almost entirely with the disposal of Joseph Glick’s estate by his son James. One folder contains share warrants from the Jewish Colonial Trust (Juedische Colonialbank), purchased by Joseph Glick in 1901, with correspondence to and from Arthur Ellison, James Glick’s attorney, related to their sale or exchange. Another folder deals similarly with a land agreement certificate issued by American Zion Commonwealth, Inc. The final folder includes records...

Scope and Content Note From the Collection: The Glick Family Papers deal almost entirely with the disposal of Joseph Glick’s estate by his son James. One folder contains share warrants from the Jewish Colonial Trust (Juedische Colonialbank), purchased by Joseph Glick in 1901, with correspondence to and from Arthur Ellison, James Glick’s attorney, related to their sale or exchange. Another folder deals similarly with a land agreement certificate issued by American Zion Commonwealth, Inc. The final folder includes records...

Scope and Content Note From the Collection: The Glick Family Papers deal almost entirely with the disposal of Joseph Glick’s estate by his son James. One folder contains share warrants from the Jewish Colonial Trust (Juedische Colonialbank), purchased by Joseph Glick in 1901, with correspondence to and from Arthur Ellison, James Glick’s attorney, related to their sale or exchange. Another folder deals similarly with a land agreement certificate issued by American Zion Commonwealth, Inc. The final folder includes records...

Scope and Content Note From the Collection:

This collection consists of one folder, which contains photographs of Frank, fellow members of the 826th Bombardment Squadron, and the B-24 Liberators that they manned, both at flight school in San Angelo, Texas and in the field. The collection also contains Frank’s War Department Identification Card and his Army discharge papers. A letter from crewmember F. X. Sullivan is included and was sent to Frank with a group of the photographs.

Scope and Content Note From the Collection: This collection contains Abraham Strauss's professional correspondence and military records. The correspondence includes a letter from A. Vincent Osmun, head of the Botany Department at the Massachusetts Agricultural College, to Abraham's father Louis, inquiring about his son's injuries in the war and his interst in working as a graduate student at the college. It also includes two envelopes addressesed to Strauss from P.B. Wiltberger and F.A. McLaughlin, two fellow professors of botany. His...