Box 4
Contains 18 Results:
Crime, 1958-1973
This subseries covers police and community relations. Also included are several crime reports.
Healthcare, 1939-1974
Shapiro covered innovations in the medical field, such as the testing of new vaccines. Also included are articles on hospitals, practices, and the new procedures. Of note are the debates over health insurance.
Interfaith, 1943-1974
This series documents the interactions between Christian church organizations, Protestant and Catholic, and the Jewish community. Of note are events where preachers and rabbis switched pulpits to deliver sermons. Coverage also focuses on Cardinal Cushing's interactions with the Jewish community.
Politics, 1949-1974
Shapiro covered politics as part of his local beat reporting. Articles included discussions of candidates, planning for the city, and ordinances. An example is discussion over whether pet shops should be licensed.
General, 1942-1969
These clippings describe Leo Shapiro's accomplishments, awards, honors, and travels. Of note is Shapiro's involvement with B'nai B'rith and his travel to Israel to cover the B'nai B'rith conference in 1959. Also included is an undated black and white photograph of Leo Shapiro.
Photograph, undated
These clippings describe Leo Shapiro's accomplishments, awards, honors, and travels. Of note is Shapiro's involvement with B'nai B'rith and his travel to Israel to cover the B'nai B'rith conference in 1959. Also included is an undated black and white photograph of Leo Shapiro.
Book Reviews, 1951-1952
The book reviews were published by the Jewish Information Bureau. The reviews are of works about Judaism and Israel. It is unclear if Leo Shapiro was the author of any of the reviews.
Letters to the Editor, 1949-1950
Found in a marble-bound book, the manuscript letters to the editor cover a variety of issues about Jewish life, Boston, and American life.