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RHODE ISLAND JEWISH HISTORICAL NOTES Index to Volume 10 RHODE ISLAND JEWISH HISTORICAL NOTES Index to Volume 10 Adelson, Ruth Woolf illust. 333,360 "35th Anniversary of the Rhode Island Jewish Historical Notes, The" by Adler, Betty 41 Geraldine S. Foster 215-217 Adler, Carl 41 "200th Anniversary of the George Adler, Mr. and Mrs. Carl 85,206,276, Washington Letter" by Susannah 400, 562 Moore 479-481 Adler, Celia Ernstof, 130, obit. 515 38th Royal Fusiliers 21 Adler, Irving H. and Eleanor 562 39th Royal Fusiliers 19,21 Agudas Achim Synagogue 446,447 40th Royal Fusiliers 23 Albert Manufacturing Company 304, 322nd Supply Company 52 310 —A— Albert, Archibald illust. 333 A & Z Chain Co., 295, catalog cover Albert, Dr. Simon A. 522 illustration 401-402 Albert, Harry illust. 178 AZ.A. of Pawtucket 185,186,187 Albert, Maurice, 177, illust. 178 Abbott, June, see Presel, Charlotte Albert, Mrs. 505 Abel, Bette (Mrs. Abraham) 434 Alexander, Hope 480 Abrahams, Abraham 1.170 All-Jewish Conference 423 Abrams, Hyman 159 Alley, Robert 479 Abrams, Stanley B. 2,4, No. 2 inside Alliance Israelite Universelle 444 front cover, 74, 88,195,208,210, 280,283,294, 392, 393,404,407, Allinow, Mrs. 438 513 Alperin, Mr. and Mrs. Max 85,206, Abrams, Stanley and Sandra 85,206, 276,400, 562 276,400, 562 Alperin, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin 85,276, Abrams, Mrs. Saul 85,206,276,400, 400, 562 562 Alpha Beta sorority 125 Abramson, A. 161 Altman, Samuel 465 Acculturation 5,28,93-114,413,416 Altschuler family 449 Adams, George, Humpty Dumpty Amalgamated Clothing Workers 146 Show 56 Amateur Athletic Union (AAU), and Adelman, David Charak 2, 88,210, boycott of Olympic Games (1936, 215,216,283,321,328,407 Berlin) 33 Adelman, Dr. Maurice 522 American College of Physicians 522 Adelman, Morris 161 524 Rhode Island Jewish Historical Notes American College of Surgeons 522 Arnold, Joseph 45 American Federation of State County Arnold, Richard 45 and Municipal Employees 154 Aronson, Dr. Stanley 365, 521 American Historical Society 451 Arous, Mrs. 439 American Jewish Committee 58 Ashkenazim 163-175 American Jewish Historical Society "Ashkenazim vs. Sephardim in the 513 Colonial Era" by Malcolm H. Stern, American Jewish Tercentenary 215 D.H.I., D.D. 163-175, 399 American Jewelry Findings Company Asner, Edward 479,480 299 Assimilation 7-12,28,153, 164; at American Legion, Andrew F. Young Pembroke College, 131 Post 52 Associated Press 35 American Medical Association 522 Attleboro and Taunton Jewish American Music Optimists 142 Farmers Association 451 American Tourister Luggage, Inc. 63 Attleboro Savings and Loan Associa- "Annotated Bibliography of Materials tion 457 Relating to the History of the Jews Auschwitz 63,70 in Rhode Island, Located in Rhode Austen, Samuel 302 Island Depositories, An (1967- Avon Products Company 312 1989)" compiled and edited by Carol J. Frost, 219-271, index to, —B— 271-275 B'nai B'rith, Pawtucket, 493; Andrews, E. Benjamin 123,125 Woonsocket Lodge 989, 52, 57 Annual Meetings, RI Jewish Historical B'nai Israel (see Congregations) Association (see Rhode Island B'nai Yaakov (see Congregations) Jewish Historical Association) B'nai Zion (see Synagogues) Anschen, Charles 295 Bachrach, Rabbi David C„ 28,207, Anshe Olneyville Synagogue 179,190 Must. 208 Anti-Semitism 11,13,27,34,94,122, Bakers Union Local 122 161-162 131, 148,151,178,472,473-474, 485,487; in Vienna, 11; of the Bakery and Confectionary Workers British General Staff, 23 International Union, AFofL 159 Arbeiter Ring (see Workmen's Circle) Balfour Declaration 17 Argentina 487 Baltimore Hebrew Congregation 167 Arliansky, Cantor David 207, Must. Bandler, Susan L. 408 208, 399 Baptista, Jose 352 Armbrust Chain Co. 291 Baptista, Rafael 350 Arnold, John 45 Bar Kochba 17 Index to Volume 10 525 Baram's Dry Goods Store 59 Beck, Steven 500 Baram, Joseph 51 Beeckman, Governor 373 Barata, Nunes 352 Beer, Cantor Bernard 354,479 Barbour, Clarence A. 439 Bell, Bernard E. 2, 74,75, 88,195 Barclay Jewelry Company 304 196, 392,481,513, Mr. and Mrs., 354 Bardach, Anna (Kohn) 37 Bardach, Meta 37 Bellin, A. & Co. 307 Bardach, Peter H. 37 Bellin, Archie 307 Bargher, Craig 284, 313 Bellin, Frank H. 300 Barker and Turoff, architects 363 Belwing Turkey Farm 465,476 Barnet, S. ill us t. 178 Ben Gurion, David 25, 152,153 Barney, Howard 489 Ben Zvi, Itzhock 25 Baron, Steven 370 Benamovitz, Dora 470 Barsimson, Jacob 163 Bennett, Barney 161 Baskin, Joseph 160 Beranhengle, Mrs. 440 Bastos, Goao Perreira 352 Berditch, Samuel, Must. 178, 185 Baxt, William 157 Bergen Belsen 63, 66 Bazar Paint and Wallpaper Berger, Dr. Hie 309 (Cumberland) 119 Berger, Jacob 161 Bazarsky, David 481 Berger, Oscar 63 Bazarsky, Rose 76 Berger, Rose 61 Bazarsky, Ruben 76 Berinek Knitting Company, 317, 320 Bazarsky, Samuel Z„ obit. 76 Berman, Edward 52 Beck, Dr. Aaron T. 120,501 Berman, Max 161 Beck, Edith 500 Bernhardt, Helene Must. 333 Beck, Elizabeth (Temkin), 117 119 Bernkopf, David 318 120, Must. 494, 500 Bernon, Alan 476 Beck, Etta 501 Bernon, Elinor Garelick 476 Beck, H. & Company 495, advertise- Bernon, Paul 476 ment 565, Must. 566 Bernor, Peter 476 Beck, Harry S„ 119, 120, Must. 358, Must. 494,495 Bernstein, Dorothy K„ "Pawtucket- Central Falls Hadassah — The Early Beck, Dr. Irving 119, 120,465,497, Years" 503-507 499 Bernstein, Mrs. 437 Beck, Louise 500 Bernstein, William 154 Beck, Dr. Maurice 120,496-498 Berntsen, Harold K. 510 526 Rhode Island Jewish Historical Notes Bertex Fabric Store 61 Blue and White (yearbook of Hope Beta Delta Phi sorority 125 High School 565 Beth Elohim Unveh (see Congrega- Blustein, Ruth 408 tions) Bob's Men Shop 50 "Beyond New York, A Second Look: Bohnen, Rabbi Eli A. 2, 88, 210,283, The Occupations of Russian Jewish 407 Immigrants in Providence, R.I. and Bojar Manufacturing Company 307 in Other Small Jewish Communities 1900-1915" by Joel Perlmann, Bojar, David 307 Ph.D. 375-391 Bojar, Leo 307 Bezen, Morris 161 Bojar, William 307 "Bibliographical Notes" by Seebert J. Bolotow, Dr. Nathan A. 30,521 Goldowsky, M.D. 511-512 Bolzius, Rev. Johann Martin 164 Bibliography (see "Annotated Bibliog- Bonnie Brook Farm 457 raphy") Bonoff, J. Lee obit. 394 Bieber, Morris Manufacturing Company 299 Bonoff, Leo E. 394 Bikel, Theodore 479 Bonoff, Sally (Goldberg) 394 Biller, Bessie (Mrs. Joseph) 436 Borenstein, David ill us t. 432 Biller, Joseph 161 Borenstein, Evelyn Colitz Must. 432 Bischoffsheim, Clara 444 Boston Herald 142 Blacher Brothers, Inc. 298, 521 Botelho, Count of 352 Blacher, Benjamin 299, 521 Boy Scouts of Rhode Island 30 Blacher, David 298 Boyman, Alter, 147,151-152, 277, Must. 333, Must. 358, 359 Blacher, Harry 299, 521 Boyman, Sara 152 Blacher, Joseph 299 Braida, Abe 159, 162 Blacher, Louis 299 Braida, Benny 159,162 Blacher, Samuel 299 Brandeis, Louis D. 27 Blacher, Stanley P. 299 Braude, Benjamin 91 Black, Lucy 359 Braude, Chiene Rachel (Halpern) 197 Blankenstein, Sam 49 Braude, Daniel 91 Blaustein, Rabbi David 356,422 Braude, Joel 91 Block, Bertha (Basker) 76 Braude, Pearl (Finklestein) 91, 392, Block, Louis 76 466,467 Block, Norman 185 Braude, Rabbi William Gordon 2, 54, Block, Roland C., obit. 76 Must. 90, 91-92, obit. 197,215, Block, Sigmund 184 216,356 527 Index to Volume 10 Braude, Rabbi Yitzhak Isaac 197 Brown University 30, Jewish women at Pembroke College 122-140, Brenner Bros. 50 medical program, close ties to The Brenner, Jacob W. 50 Miriam Hospital 365, Medical Brenner, Rebecca 50 School 367, (see also "The Brown Bresnick, Samuel 313 Connection") Brown, Bette L. 360 Briar, Faye C., obit. 76 Brown, Dr. Charles C. illust. 333, Brickie, Hyman 51 illust. 358, 359, 360,363 Brickie, Hyman & Son, Inc. 59 Brown, Edwin C. 149, "Workmen's Brier Manufacturing Company 290, Circles and Jewish Labor Unions" 297,308, 309 157-162 Brier, Benjamin 290,297,298, illust. Brown, Fannie Grant 359, 360 333, 362 Brown, Howard G. 360,439 Brier, Mrs. Benjamin 85,206,276, Brown, Saul 168 400, 562 Brown-Carroll Building (Woonsocket) Brier, Charles 297 49,57 Brier, Harry 297 Brunschweig, Caroline (Mrs. Pierre) Brier, Herman illust. No. 1 front 440 cover, inside front cover Bryant and Stratton business school Brier, Jack illust. 178 372 Brier, Milton 298, 313 Bryant College 372-374 Brier, Samuel 297 Buhle, Paul M„ Ph.D. 289, 509, "Jews Brier, Sarah 313 in Rhode Island Labor: An Introduc- tory Investigation" 146-156 Brier, Stanley 284,313 Bureau of Jewish Education 332 Brill, Anna 503 Burger, Chief Justice Warren 480 Brill, Henry 160 Burgess, Dr. Alexander M. 364, 521, British Brigade 17 522 British Jewish Battalion 19 Burgess, J., author of A Woonsocket British Service Corps 19 Souvenir 46 Broadman, Harry 443 Burgos, Abraham 352 Brody, Albert 159 Burt, Henry illust. 358 Brody, B.H. 159 Bush, President George 480 Bromson, Mrs. Aaron 85,206,276, Businesses, Jewish-owned 46,102, 400, 562 286-316, 382-388 Bronstein, Milton 154 Buttington, Mrs. G.E.C. 318 "Brown Connection, The" by Seebert Bymes, Sam illust. 178 J. Goldowsky, M.D. 356-357, 521 528 Rhode Island Jewish Historical N, otes —c— Chusmir, Morris 308, 309 C 309 Manufacturing ComPany 308, Cikins, Mildred N. obit. 394 City Hall Hardware Store (Provi- Cahn, Anschel41 dence) 289 Cahn, David 41, and Rachel 39 Clanton, BJ. 481 Cahn, Marx (See Marx, Mathias) Clover Bead Jewelry Company 310 Cahn, Moses 42 Cobrain, Albert 157 Cahn, Vaes Anschel 41,42,44 Cohen Manufacturing Co. 300 Campanall, Mordecai(y) 168, 352 Cohen, Aaron 210, 283, 284 392 Campanall, Valentine 170 393,407,408,513 Cantor, Arthur, Films 117 Cohen, Abraham 160 Capell, Caroline 39 Cohen, Benjamin 160 Caplan, Ida 441 Cohen, Bernard 299, 302 Carbotti, Richard 481 Cohen, Charlotte R.
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