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The Concise Dictionary of American Jewish Iglauer, Samuel; b. Cincinnati, Dec 28 CoIl, post-grad Berlin, Vienna. • Physician, 1871; d. Cincinnati,June 23 1944. pioneer gastroenterologist, Cincinnati, NYC; BS U Cincinnati, MD Med CoIl ofOH, post­ author in field, against ReformJudaism. • See: grad Vienna. • Surgeon, otolaryngologist, UJE; EJ (sub Illoway, Bernard); AJYB, 6(1904­ Cincinnati; officer professional socs; author in 1905):122,24:158,34:111; WWIAJ, 1926, I field;"WWI service. • See: UJE; AJYB, 24:158, 1928; WWWIA, 1. 46:339; WWIAJ, 1926,1928,1938; BEOAJ; WWWIA,2. TIson, Herman; b. Telsea, Russia, Oct 12 Iceland, Reuben; b. Rudomysl, Wielski, 1893. Galicia, Apr 29 1884; d. Miami Beach, Ignatoff, Daniel; b. Brooklyn,]an 91915; d. To Brooklyn 1907. ··Retail clothing merchant, June 18 1955. NYC, Oct 29 1982. Brooklyn; trustee Heb Orphan Asylum; dir To NYC 1903. • Yiddish journalist, poet, Businessman, communal admr, research UnitedJewish Aid Soc, Fedn ofJewish NYC; with The Day, literary magazines; fdr Di worker; with post-WWII US Military Charities; "WWI service. • See: WWIAJ, 1938. Yunge. • See: EJ; AJYB, 57:606. Government ofGermany, Council ofJewish Fedn & Welfare Funds; WWII service.· See: Imber, Jonas; b. Sassov, Poland, Feb 24 Ichenhauser, Sidney L; b. Evansville, IN. AJYB, 84:334. 1889. Exec, Evansville, IN. • See: WWIAJ, 1938. To US 1923.· U Lemberg.· Merchant, Ignatoff, David; b. Brusiloff, Ukraine, Oct Yiddish poet, editor, Yonkers. • See: WWIAJ, Ichenhauser, Silas; b. Hardinsburg, KY, 14 1884/1885/1886; d. Brooklyn, Feb 26 1928. Oct 13 1863; d. before 1938. 1954. Merchant, civic & communal worker, To US 1906/1907.· Yiddish author, publisher; Imber, Naphtali Herz; b. Zloczo~, Galicia, Evansville, IN, Atlantic City; mem IN State fdr Yiddish publishing house; a fdr Di Yunge; Dec 25/27 1856; d. NYC, Oct 8 1909. Park Bd Assn, Evansville Planning Commn; chrJewish Art Center; active Heb Immigrant To US 1892. • Poet, Heb nationalist; wrote officer Family Welfare, Bd ofChildren Aid Soc. • See: EJ; AJYB, 56:570; WWIAJ, "Hatikvah," Zionist & later Israeli natl anthem. Guardians, synagog. • See: WWIAJ, 1928. 1928, 1938; NITimes, Feb 27 1954, 13:4. • See:JE; UJE; EJ;AJYB, 6(1904-1905):122, 12(1910-1911):109; Eisenstadt, 14-15; DAB; Ickelheimer, Henry R; b. NYC, Mar 14 Ignotus, Hugo (hom Veigelsberg); b. NITimes, Oct 9 1909, 9:4. 1868; d. NYC, Dec 81940. Budapest, 1869; d. 1949. BL Cornell. • Banker, financier, To NYC 1940, to Hungary after 1945. •U Imber, SamuelJacob; b. Sassov, Poland, philanthropist, NYC; trustee Cornell. • See: Budapest Law. • Poet, essayist, political writer, Feb 241889. AJYB, 43:359; WWIAJ, 1938; WWWIA, 4; Hungary, Switzerland, Vienna, London, NYc. To US 1923. •U Lemberg. • Yiddish poet, NITimes, Dec 91940,19:4. • See: UJE; EJ. editor, Yonkers. • See: EJ; WWIAJ, 1928. Idelman, M; b. ca 1845; d. St Louis, Apr 11 lliowizi, Henry; b. Choinick, Minsk, Jan 2 Indelman,Elchanon;seeYb1non, 1913. 1850; d. London, Apr 201911. Elchanon. Rancher, fmancier, Cheyenne. • See: AJYB, To US 1880. • Jewish Tchrs Seminary 15(1913-1914):271. (Berlin), JTS (Breslau). • Rabbi, author, Indritz, Morris N; b. illuxt, J(urland, July Minneapolis, Philadelphia; tchr Moroccan 15 1890. Idelsohn, Abraham Zevi (Zvi); b. Felixberg, Alliance Israelite Universelle schools; affiliated Journalist, author, Chicago; with Daily Jewish Courland, July 1 1882; d. Johannesburg, with Hassidism. • See: AJYB, 6(1904­ Courier. • See: WWIAJ, 1928. Aug 1938. 1905):121-22; NITimes, Apr 211911,11:5. In US 1922-1934. • Conservatory (Berlin, Infeld, Leopold; b. Craco~, Aug 20 1898; d. Leipzig); honorary degree. • Musicologist, IDch,Julius; b. Albany, NY,Jan 211869; d. Jan 16 1968. composer, pioneer ethnomusicologist, Vienna, Coronado, CA, Feb 261946. In US 1936-ca 1940. • PhDU Cracow, U Johannesburg, Palestine; estJewish music dept City court judge, civic & communal worker, Berlin. • Physicist, author; with Inst of Heb Union CoIl; fdr modernJewish Albany, NY; officer state bar assn; active Legal Advanced Study (Princeton), U Toronto; musicology; author in field. • See: UJE; EJ; Aid Soc.· See:AJYB, 48:491; WWIAJ, 1926, autobiography. • See: UJE; WWWIA, 4; WWIAJ, 1926, 1928, 1938; BEOAJ; NITimes, 1928, 1938; NITimes, Feb 28 1946,23:3. NITimes, Jan 17 1968, 51:2. Aug 15 1938, 15:4. Illich, Ruth Levy (Mrs William G Dlich); b. Ingerman, Sergius; b. J(amenetz-Podolsk, Idelson, Idel ijudah Idel); b. Novohardok, Orange, VA, Aug 3 1895. Aug 15 1868; d. NYC, Feb 171943. Russia, 1874; d. Miami Beach,Jan 15 Washington DC CoIl ofMusic. • Communal MD U Berne. • To US 1891, to Russia 1906, 1943. ldr, Washington DC; officer Natl Council of to US 1909. • Physician, ophthalmologist, To Denver 1901. • Orthodox rabbi, Mizrachi Jewish Women; bdJewish Social Service laryngologist, Russian Socialist Revolutionary, ldr, noted Yiddish preacher, scholar, Denver, Agency, Sisterhood. • See: WWIAJ, 1938. NYC; with Workmen's Circle Tuberculosis NYC; exec bd Union ofOrthodox Rabbis. • Sanatorium; pres Russian med soc; author in See:AJYB, 45:387; Gottlieb, 299-300; ming, Caecilie Hammerstein (Mrs Oscar field.· See:AJYB, 45:387-88; WWIAJ, 1938; NITimes, Jan 16 1943, 13:6. ruing); b. Pirmasens, Palatinate, Oct 6 NITimes, Feb 19 1943, 19:3. 1868. Ifshin, Daniel E; b. NYC, Nov 111907; d. To US 1884. • AB Northwestern. • Prolific Innerfield, Irving; b. Brooklyn, June 15 NYC, Dec 81969. German & English short storywriter, essayist, 1912; d. Dec 41976. Lawyer, admr, NYC; general mgr Forward; bd lecturer. • See:WWIAJ, 1938. BS LI U, MD NYMed ColI. • Research United Heb Immigrant Aid Service, ORT, natl physician, internist, NYC; faculty NYMed, Workmen's Circle. • See:AJYB, 71:605; mo~ay,Bemard;b.J(olin,Bohemia, 1814; Fairleigh Dickinson; trustee LI U; author in NITimes, Dec 9 1969,55:3. d. near Cincinnati, June 22 1871. field; WWII service. • See: WWWIA, 7; To US ca 1853. • PhD U Budapest. • NITimes, Dec 5 1976, 54:1. Iglauer, Jay; b. Cleveland, Dec 211882. Orthodox rabbi, talmudist, polemicist; 1st Real estate & dept store exec, Cleveland. • See: Orthodox rabbi in US with a PhD. • See:JE Inselbuch (Inselbuck), Elias; b. Nieswiez, WWIAJ,1938. (sub Illowy, Bernhard); UJE; EJ; AJH, 69:174­ Poland, May 22 1866; d. Haifa, July 6 75. 1936. Iglauer, Louis Bertram; b. Cleveland, Jan To US 1906, to Palestine 1932. • Rabbi, 141886. mo~ay, Henry; b. J(olin, Bohemia, Nov 29 author, Brooklyn; an orgr World & Am Hosiery mfr, Elyria, OH; "WWI service. • See: 1848; d. NYC, Jan 15 1932. Mizrachi; exec bd Union ofOrthodox Rabbis. WWIAJ,1938. To New Orleans ca 1853. • MD Miami Med • See: UJE;AJYB, 39:592; Gottlieb, 310; Inselbuch, Samson 288 WWIAJ, 1926, 1928;NYTimes,July71936, NYU; editorJewish Messenger..• See: JE; UJE Dorchester, MA. • See: AJYB, 40:386; 19:6. (subNY Isaacs);EJ (sub Isaacs);AJYB, 5(1903­ NYTimes, Sep 27 1937,21:4. 1904):65,23:80-83,132; PAJHS, 31:265-66; Inselbuch, Samson; b. Oshmiana, Poland, WWWIA, 1; DAB; NYTimes, Dec 23 1920, Isaacs, Harry E; b. Washington DC, May Oct 13 1903. 11:5. 261881; d. NYC, Aug 11954. To US 1908.· Yeshiva ColI, Maxwell CCNY, MD Cornell. • Surgeon, NYC; fdr Am Training School for Tchrs, CCNY, LLB Isaacs, Archibald E; b. 1866; d. NYC, Mar Jewish Physicians Com; officer med socs. • NYU. • Lawyer, legislator, alderman, 141913. See:AJYB, 57:606; WWIAJ, 1926, 1928, 1938; Brooklyn; dir Zionist Org ofAm, Heb Free MD Bellevue. • Physician, communal worker, BEOAJ; NYTimes, Aug 2 1954, 17:5. Loan; active Am Jewish Cong, Republican NYC; an orgr Beth Israel Hospital. • See: politics. • See: WWIAJ, 1938. AJYB, 15(1913-1914):271; NYTimes, Mar 15 Isaacs, HarryJulius; b. Chicago, Sep 21 1913,13:5. 1896. Inwald, Joseph; b. Bendzin, Poland, Jan 18 BS U Chicago, MD Rush Med ColI. • 1892. Isaacs, Asher; b. Cincinnati, Mar 13 1902; Internist, Chicago; faculty Rush Med ColI, To NYC 1917. • Granite dealer, NYC; officer d. Sep 3 1963. Chicago Med School, Cook County Grad yeshiva, trade assn. • See: WWIAJ, 1938. AB, AM U Cincinnati, AM, PhD Harvard. • School ofMed; officer medical soc. • See: Economist; faculty U Pittsburgh; editorAm WWIAJ, 1928, 1938. lola, Hyman A; b. Rochester, NY, 1896; d. Jewish Outlook; officer Am Jewish Cong; bd Tucson, Oct 19 1941. Hillel, Home for Babies & Children. • See: Isaacs, Hart; b. Los Angeles, June 9 1906. Rabbi, Tucson, Wheeling, WVA, Cincinnati, UJE (sub Cincinnati Isaacs); WWIAJ, 1938; Stanford. ··Investment co exec, Beverly Hills; Tulsa.· See:AJYB, 44:338. WWWIA,4. with Isaacs Bros; officerJewish Big Bros Assn; bd Cedars ofLebanon Hospital. • See: Irom, Abraham Simcha; b. Rzeszow, Isaacs, Bendet; b. ca 1866; d. NYC, Mar 30 WWWIA,4,5. Galicia, May 9 1904. 1936. To US 1915.· Ordained Yeshiva ColI, BS Merchant, communal worker, NYc.. See: Isaacs, Irving H; b. NYC, Oct 16 1883; d. Columbia. • Rabbi, Brooklyn; active AJYB, 38:429. West Palm Beach, Jan 1959. Rabbinical Council ofAm. • See: WWIAJ, Financier, exec, realtor, furniture dealer, NYC; 1928,1938; BEOAJ. Isaacs, Benjamin; b.* specialty: mergers; a fdr Hospital for Joint Yale (1781). • ProminentJew, CT. • See: UJE Diseases; active synagog. • See: WWIAJ, 1928; Irving, Jules; b. Bronx, Apr 13 1925; d.July (sub CT Isaacs). NYTimes, Jan 25 1959,92:4. 18 1979. BA NYU, MA Stanford. • Theatre dir, NYC; Isaacs, Bernard; b. Pilvishki, Lithuania, Dec Isaacs, Isaac; b. Norwalk,July 191732; d. with Repertory Theater ofLincoln Center; 20 1884/1886. 1762. faculty San Francisco State; officer profeSSional To US 1903. • BS Cooper Union, Butler ColI. Yale.· Soldier, Norwalk, CT; French & orgs; wwn service. • See: WWWIA, 7. • Heb school supt & short storywriter, Indian War service. • See: UJE (sub CT Detroit; exec bd Zionist Org ofAm. • See: Isaacs); PAJHS, 6:151. Isaac, Joseph Elias; b. Zahle, Lebanon, Apr AJYB, 24:158; WWIAJ, 1938. 15 1898. Isaacs, Isaac S; b. NYC, 1845; d. NYC, Dec Theatre chain owner & exhibitor, Isaacs, Betty Lewis (Mrs Julius Isaacs); b. 71906. Cumberland, KY. • See: WWWIA, 6. Hobart, Tasmania, Sep 2 1894; d.
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