Aaron Family, Papers, 1864-1978 (bulk 1920-1970)

Rauh Jewish Archives Historical Society of Western Archives MSS#248 15 Boxes (Boxes 1-15); 7.5 linear feet.

Biographical Sketch of the Aaron Family

Louis Israel Aaron was born on October 18,1840 in Moschin, Germany. A prominent businessman in , Aaron began his own company, the Louis I. Aaron Company, which manufactured malt. The company was incorporated on September 1, 1894 in . He was also president of the Homer Laughlin China Company of East Liverpool, Ohio, the Newell Street Railway Company, and the North American Manufacturing Company of Newell, West Virginia. On his 70th birthday in 1910 Aaron gave $59,800 to various charities including the Hebrew Union College, the J.M. Gusky Orphanage and Home, the Irene Kaufmann Settlement, and the United Hebrew Relief Association. His $25,000 contribution helped lay the cornerstone of the Hebrew Institute of Pittsburgh. Louis was very involved with the Jewish community in Pittsburgh through his work with the United Hebrew Relief Association and the Hebrew Benevolent Society.

Marcus Aaron, born on December 14, 1869, was the son of Louis Israel Aaron and Mina M. Lippman. Educated at the Conway School and the Preparatory Department of the University of Western Pennsylvania, Aaron received an honorary degree as a Doctor of Laws from the University of Pittsburgh in 1924. Marcus Aaron was president, and later chairman, of the Homer Laughlin China Company in Newell, West Virginia which manufactured semi-vitreous tableware. He also worked as treasurer of his father's company, the Louis I. Aaron Company. He was selected to be one of the first members of the Board of Education for the Pittsburgh School District in 1911 by the Board of Judges of the Common Pleas Court. He served on the board until his retirement in 1947 and was president from 1922 until 1942. Aaron was instrumental in the passage of the Edmunds Act in 1933 which established salary schedules for teachers. In addition, Aaron was a member of the State Board of Education from 1916 to 1921 and the State Council of Education from 1921 to 1923. Marcus was active in the Jewish community as a member on the board of governors for the Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati, Ohio and the Union of American Hebrew Congregations. He was also president of the Rodef Shalom Congregation. He was a trustee of the Carnegie Institute, the Carnegie Institute of Technology, and the Carnegie Library. He married Stella Hamburger on November 23, 1893 and had two children, Marcus Lester and Fannie Hamburger.

Maxine Goldmark Aaron was the wife of Marcus Lester Aaron, son of Marcus Aaron. Maxine attended the Horace-Mann School for Girls in New York and graduated from Vassar College in 1924 with a degree in History and Economics. She married Marcus Lester Aaron in 1926. She was a member Rodef Shalom congregation. Like her father-in-law, Marcus Aaron, Maxine shared an ardent interest in public education. She served as president of the Pittsburgh Council of the P.T.A. and was appointed to the School Board in 1948. Maxine served on the School Board until 1975, as vice president from 1953 to 1956 and as the first female president from 1966 to Aaron Family Papers, page 2

1969. As president of the School Board, Aaron dealt with such issues as inadequate funding, racial integration, and a teacher's strike in 1968. She was the mother of one son, Marcus Aaron II, and three daughters, Maxine G. A. Rosston, Frances A. Hess, and Elinor G. A. Langer.

Scope and Content Note The Aaron Family Papers are housed in 15 archival boxes and are arranged in five series. Series have been designated for Louis Israel Aaron, Marcus Aaron, Maxine Goldmark Aaron, Other Aaron Family Members, and Printed Material. The papers consist of correspondence, newspaper clippings, financial material, printed material, certificates, reports, scrapbooks, and other sundry items. The Aaron Family Papers document well the Pittsburgh Board of Education from the time of its inception in 1911 until the late 1960's through the service of Marcus Aaron and later his daughter-in-law Maxine Goldmark Aaron. Louis I. Aaron's papers contain abundant data on his various finances and business ventures. Lacking, however, is biographical material related to him or descriptive material related to his businesses. Although Louis Aaron served as president of the Homer Laughlin China Company there is very little documenting the history of the Company. The majority of material related to Maxine Aaron pertains to the Pittsburgh Board of Education.

Series I: Aaron, Louis Israel (1840-1920) The Louis I. Aaron Papers are arranged alphabetically by folder title. The majority of material pertains to Aaron's various businesses. There are ten account books or ledgers kept by Louis Aaron from 1864 to 1920 which contain financial data and lists of expenses. The best descriptive information on the Louis I. Aaron Company comes from a Stock Book from 1894 to 1901. Aaron kept material on the Hebrew Institute of Pittsburgh which he helped to establish through his contributions. Aaron's large donations on his 70th birthday in 1910 are well documented. Included are checks and correspondence from Aaron to all of the charities which received funds. The documents related to the United Hebrew Relief Association primarily involve the Fidelity Title and Trust Company who became co-trustees of the organization. The minute book of the United Hebrew Relief Association is a useful source on the activities of that organization.

Series II: Aaron, Marcus (1869-1954)

The Marcus Aaron Papers are arranged alphabetically by folder title. The material has been divided into four subgroups documenting Aaron's work on the Board of Education, his business ventures, his fight to help his German cousin Magnus Neumann emigrate to the , and other miscellaneous activities. The largest subgroup represents Aaron's work on the Board of Education from 1911 to 1947. Abundant in this group are correspondence, mostly addressed to Aaron, regarding such issues as real estate taxation and teachers' salaries. There are a number of letters of appreciation addressed to Aaron congratulating him on his appointment and thanking him for his years of service on the Board of Education. In addition, there are a large number of statements issued by Aaron regarding such issues as the status of public education in Pittsburgh and financial problems facing public education. Of note in the documents related to the Board of Education is an episode in 1923 involving the failure of Governor Pinchot to reappoint State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Dr. Thomas E. Finegan, after his previous promise to do so. The episode prompted the resignations of prominent members of the State Education Council, Aaron Family Papers, page 3 including Marcus Aaron.

The business materials consist of brewing consolidation contracts from a large number of local brewing companies purchased by Marcus Aaron and John D. Nicholson in 1904. There are also materials pertaining to the establishment of a Chicago malt operation in 1894 by the L.I. Aaron Company. There is little or no material concerning the Homer Laughlin China Company of which Aaron served as president and chairman. There are several folders containing correspondence by Marcus Aaron and his son Marcus Lester to immigration officials and Jewish aid organizations in the United States and Germany between 1938 and 1942. Marcus and his son made repeated attempts to get their Jewish cousin, Magnus Neumann, his wife Dorothea, and their daughter Else, from Germany into the United States. Their efforts were finally successful in 1941. The miscellaneous material relates to such activities as the conferral of Aaron's honorary degree from the University of Pittsburgh and Founder's Day celebrations at the Carnegie Institute.

Series III: Aaron, Maxine (1903-1996) The Maxine Aaron Papers document the work of Maxine Aaron on the Pittsburgh Board of Public Education. The major areas represented deal with race relations and the teacher's strike of 1968 while Aaron served as president of the organization. Specifically, with regards to race relations, Aaron faced such issues as integration and racial unrest in the schools. The teachers' strike of 1968 was a very significant episode during her presidency. Abundant in the collection are clippings and correspondence concerning the strike. Numerous reports on education-related topics are found throughout the collection. In addition, Maxine kept clippings concerning Superintendent Sidney Marland and other members of the Board of Education.

Series IV: Other Aaron Family Members This series contains miscellaneous material related to Charles Aaron, Marcus Lester Aaron, Mina Lippman Aaron, Phillip Hamburger, Fannie Hamburger, and Stella Hamburger. Although there is only one folder which contains invoices and receipts belonging to Charles Aaron, son of Louis I. Aaron, his name appears in various account books kept by Louis Aaron. Marcus Lester Aaron's papers primarily relate to his school days at Peabody High School between 1912 and 1915. Various memorial booklets for Mina Lippman Aaron, Phillip Hamburger, and Fannie H. Hamburger can also be found in this series.

Series V: Printed Material This series contains miscellaneous printed material kept by members of the Aaron family. Included in this series are theatre programs, Board of Education pamphlets, such as the Pittsburgh Council of Parent-Teacher Association booklets from 1941 to 1951, and University of Pittsburgh programs. The remaining printed material is of a more eclectic nature. Useful are two issues of The Peabody yearbook from 1915 and 1916.

Provenance: These materials came in one accession:

Acc# 1996.0156 Gift of Marcus Aaron II (Son of Maxine Goldmark Aaron and Marcus Lester Aaron). Aaron Family Papers, page 4

Restrictions: Ledgers, account books, and papers regarding charitable donations belonging to Louis I. Aaron are closed for twenty years until June 30, 2021. Restricted items have been labeled as "Restricted" on the folders beneath the tab. Permission to access this material must be obtained from one of the four donors (See Donor File).

Separations: To the Photographic Collection several regular-sized folders and two oversized folders have been separately cataloged as MSQ#248 and MSR#248. The regular-sized folders contain group photos of the Board of Education between 1958 and 1972. There are also several miscellaneous and unidentified images. There are 18 oversized photographs including large portraits of Louis I. Aaron, Henrietta Hanauer, Stella Hanauer Hamburger, Josiah Cohen, David Oliver, and Phillip Hamburger. In addition, there are several oversized photographs of banquets and dinners.

To the Oversized Collection, two oversized folders containing several certificates, diplomas, and have been separately cataloged as MSO#248. Most of the certificates belonged to either Marcus or Maxine Aaron. The second oversized folder contains two issues of the Jewish Criterion from 1911 and 1933, an issue of The American School Board Journal from 1933 containing an article written by Marcus Aaron, a Pittsburgh Public Schools calendar from 1986, and "Sketches from Pittsburgh" by Julius Kahn from 1965.

To the Printed Collection, an issue of the Pittsburgh Gazette Times from March 3, 1926, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette from January 16, 1933, the Pittsburgh Sun from March 4, 1926, and the Pittsburgh Post from March 4, 1926 have been separately cataloged. These newspapers contain general information on happenings in Pittsburgh. There is nothing specific written about the Aaron family. In addition, two newspapers documenting the death of Marcus Aaron have been separately cataloged. These newspapers are the Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph from June 22, 1954 and the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette from June 23, 1954. A cookbook entitled Our Sister's Recipes, two issues of Greater Pittsburgh from 1937 and 1938, two copies of The Cathedral of Learning from 1925, a publication entitled Opportunities in the Pittsburgh Public Schools from 1938, and an issue of Harper's Weekly from 1903 have also been separated from the collection.

To the Museum Division, four plaques given to Maxine Aaron have been transferred. Several miscellaneous items belonging to Marcus Lester Aaron have been transferred including honor roll ribbons from Rodef Shalom between 1910 and 1915 and needlework. A shirt brush from Rah Brothers and Co., a slide rule, two large commemorative coins, and other artifacts have also been transferred.

Catalog Entries subject 1. Associations, institutions, etc.--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh. entries 2. Charities--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh. 3. Clubs--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh. 4. Community centers, Jewish--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh. Aaron Family Papers, page 5

5. Education--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh. 6. High schools--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh. 7. Immigrants--German--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh. 8. Jewish organizations--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh. 9. Jewish religious education--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh. 10. Jews--Charities--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh. 11. Jews--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh. 12. Jews--Social life and customs--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh. 13. Pittsburgh (Pa.)--Education. 14. Pittsburgh (Pa.)--Emigration and immigration--Religious aspects--Jews. 15. Pittsburgh (Pa.)--Religion. 16. Race relations in school management--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh. 17. Religious institutions--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh. 18. Schools--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh. 19. Students--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh. 20. Synagogues--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh. 21. Tableware--West Virginia--Newell. 22. Teachers--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh. 23. Taxation--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh. 24. Theaters--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh. 25. Universities and colleges--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh. 26. Women--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh. added 1. Aaron, Fannie Hamburger (?-1952). entries 2. Aaron, Louis Israel (1840-1920). 3. Aaron, Marcus (1869-1954). 4. Aaron, Marcus Lester (1900-?). 5. Aaron, Maxine Goldmark (1903-1996). 6. Aaron, Mina Lippman (1841-1913). 7. Alvin Theater (Pittsburgh, Pa.). 8. American Malting Company (New York, NY.). 9. Carnegie Institute (Pittsburgh, Pa.). 10. Cohen, Josiah (1841-?). 11. Finegan, Thomas E. 12. Free Kindergarten Association (Pittsburgh, Pa.). 13. Gross, Calvin E. 14. Hamburger, Joseph. 15. Hamburger, Fannie Hanauer. (1855-1900). 16. Hamburger, Phillip. (?-1921). 17. Hamburger, Stella (?-1950). 18. Hanauer, Henrietta Lehrberger (1837-1914). 19. Hebrew Benevolent Society (Pittsburgh, Pa.). 20. Hebrew Institute of Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh, Pa.). 21. Heinz Memorial Chapel (Pittsburgh, Pa.). Aaron Family Papers, page 6

22. Homer Laughlin China Company (Newell, W.Va.). 23. J.M. Gusky Orphanage and Home for the Aged (Pittsburgh, Pa.). 24. L.I. Aaron Company (Newell, W.Va.). 25. Marland, Sidney P. 26. Neumann, Dorothea. 27. Neumann, Else. 28. Neumann, Magnus (1873-1942). 29. Nixon Theater (Pittsburgh, Pa.). 30. Oliver High School (Pittsburgh, Pa.). 31. Peabody High School (Pittsburgh, Pa.). 32. Rauh, Rosalia (1834-1915). 33. Rea, William H. (1912-?). 34. Rodef Shalom (Pittsburgh, Pa.). 35. United Hebrew Relief Association (Pittsburgh, Pa.). 36. University of Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh, Pa.). 37. Waynesburg College (Waynesburg, Pa.). 38. Weil, Adolphus Leopold. (1858-?).

Processor: November 1, 1996; Papers arranged and inventory written by Craig Moore.

Container List: Series I: Aaron, Louis Israel (1864-1920) Account Books Box 1 Folder 1 1864-1879 Folder 2 1874-1877 Folder 3 1876-1880 Folder 4 1877-1885 Folder 5 1878-1885 Folder 6 1898-1899 shelf 1903-1919 shelf 1903-1920

Box 2 Folder 1 1911-1919 shelf 1918-1920 Folder 2 American Malting Company 1897-1901 Correspondence Folder 3 Free Kindergarten Association 1911 Folder 4 J.M. Gusky Orphanage and Home for Aged 1897 Folder 5 Donations to Charity 1910 Folder 6 Hebrew Benevolent Society n.d. Hebrew Institute of Pittsburgh Folder 7 1913-1914 Folder 8 1914-1955 Folder 9 Memorandum of Holdings of Personal Securities 1918 Aaron Family Papers, page 7

Folder 10 Minute Book of the L.I. Aaron Company 1894-1898 Folder 11 Miscellaneous 1914-1919

Box 3 Folder 1 Stock Book of the L.I. Aaron Co. 1894-1901 United Hebrew Relief Association Folder 2 Correspondence 1910-1911 Folder 3 Minute Book 1880

Series II: Aaron, Marcus (1885-1954) Board of Education Addresses Folder 4 Miscellaneous 1922-1939 Folder 5 Statement of the Case 1919 Folder 6 Clippings 1918-1947 Correspondence Folder 7 Finegan Case 1923 Letters of Appreciation Folder 8 1911-1940 Folder 9 1942-1949 Folder 10 Miscellaneous 1912-1952 Pittsburgh Real Estate Board Folder 11 1932-1933

Box 4 Folder 1 1932-1933 Folder 2 Electrical Contractors Association n.d. Folder 3 Finegan Case 1923 Folder 4 High Cost of Borrowing n.d. Miscellaneous Folder 5 1933-1937 Folder 6 1938-1939 Folder 7 Oliver, David B. 1929 shelf Presentation Booklet in Recognition of Service on 1947 Board of Education Folder 8 Rush & McGonigle v. Marcus Aaron 1932-1933 Speeches Folder 9 1916-1937 Folder 10 Notes for Speeches n.d. Folder 11 Teachers' Salaries Statements 1920 Adequate Support for Public Education Folder 12 1933 Folder 13 1933

Box 5 Folder 1 Citizens Committee on Business. . . 1933 Folder 2 Financial Policies... 1932 Aaron Family Papers, page 8

Folder 3 Miscellaneous n.d. Personal Statement by Marcus Aaron Folder 4 1932 Folder 5 1939 Folder 6 Present Day Problems inEducation 1937 in Pittsburgh Folder 7 A Reply to Recent Criticisms... 1933 Folder 8 Statement of Appreciation 1922

Folder 9 Study of Daily Wages of Workers in the 1931 Building Trades of Pittsburgh Folder 10 Taxation 1932-1933 Folder 11 Tax Levy 1939 Folder 12 Teacher's Salaries 1917-1936 Weil, A. Leo. Folder 13 Miscellaneous 1898-1930 Folder 14 Testimonial Dinner 1928 Folder 15 Woodridge, C.L. 1932

Business Materials: Brewing Consolidation Contracts Box 6 Folder 1 A-F 1904 Folder 2 G-N 1904 Folder 3 Chicago Malt Operation 1894-1898 Immigration of Magnus Neumann Folder 4 1919-1938 Folder 5 1939 Folder 6 1940 Folder 7 1941 Folder 8 1942-1943 Miscellaneous: Certificates Folder 9 Duff's College 1885 Folder 10 Grand Holy Royal Arch Chapter 1947 Folder 11 Lincoln Club of Pittsburgh 1926 Gold Bond Folder 12 Charter Day Clippings 1924 Folder 13 Obituaries 1954 Folder 14 Honorary Degree and Appointment 1921-1940

Founder's Day Carnegie Institute Folder 15 1927 Folder 16 1928 Folder 17 Passenger List 1924 Aaron Family Papers, page 9

Folder 18 Typographical Union Number Seven 1935

Series III: Aaron, Maxine Goldmark (1945-1984) Box 7 Folder 1 Pittsburgh Board of Education Annual Reports 1965-1966 Folder 2 Biographical Material on Board Members 1965-1974 Folder 3 Board of Education Organizational Chart 1970 Folder 4 Brochures - Pittsburgh Public Schools 1966-1969 Certificates Folder 5 Distinguished Service Award 1970 Folder 6 School Children's Health Fund n.d. Folder 7 United States Navy 1945 Folder 8 Citizen's Hearings 1968 Clippings Folder 9 Appointment as President of the Board 1966 Folder 10 Budget 1953 Folder 11 Delinquency and Discipline in the Schools 1954 Folder 12 "Great High School" Proposal 1970 Miscellaneous Folder 13 1942-1975 Folder 14 n.d.

Folder 15 Colfax School Is Someplace Special Allegheny Conference on Community Development 1982 Education Fund Collective Bargaining Folder 16 1968 Folder 17 1968

Box 8 Folder 1 Collective Bargaining Agreements 1972 Folder 2 Columbus Middle School - Report on the 1968 Operation and Related Matters Community Action Pittsburgh – Target

Neighborhood Report Folder 3 title page-p. 39 1968 Folder 4 p. 40-Appendix 1968 Folder 5 Community Relations Committee o the UJF 1974 Folder 6 Community/School Seminar - Mayor's Committee on human Resources 1968 Folder 7 Construction/Site Selection Subcommittee Minutes 1972 Folder 8 Controversial School Publications 1970 Correspondence Folder 9 Letters of Appointment 1948- 1969 Aaron Family Papers, page 10

Folder 10 Miscellaneous 1945-1969 Folder 11 Re-election to School Board Presidency 1966 Folder 12 Resignations 1968-1973 Folder 13 DAR History Awards Dinner 1969 Folder 14 Discipline and Students Rights 1970- 1974 Folder 15 Distinguished Daughter of Pennsylvania 1969 Folder 16 Distinguished Woman in Education Award 1975 Folder 17 Education Agenda 1975 Folder 18 Fiftieth Anniversary of the Board of Education 1961 Folder 19 Hannah G. Solomon Award 1976 Folder 20 Kishkunas, Louis J. 1969-1984 Folder 21 Law Suits 1968-1969 Folder 22 McCormick, B.J. 1968-1969 Marland, S.P. Clippings Box 9 Folder 1 Appointment as Superintendent 1963 Folder 2 Miscellaneous 1971 Folder 3 Miscellaneous 1963-1968 Folder 4 Nomination as Commissioner of Education 1970-1971 Folder 5 Speeches, Correspondence, and Clippings 1964-1967 Folder 6 Miscellaneous 1956-1975 Folder 7 Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission 1968-1974 Folder 8 Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers (PFT) 1969 Folder 9 Pittsburgh Schools Newsletter 1960- 1963 Printed Material Folder 10 1954-1973 Folder 11 1974-1987 Folder 12 Public Hearing House Education Committee - Pennsylvania General Assembly - Teacher 1968 Salaries and School Subsidy Needs shelf Public Record 1966-1969 Race Relations Folder 13 Black Boycott 1969 Folder 14 Busing 1972 Folder 15 Concerned Citizens 1968-1969 Folder 16 Integration 1963 Folder 17 Mayor's Task Force on Racial Disorder 1968

Box 10 Folder 1 Miscellaneous 1968-1969 Folder 2 Oliver High School Incident 1969 Folder 3 The Quest for Racial Equality in Pittsburgh 1965 Public Schools Aaron Family Papers, page 11

Folder 4 Report of the Citizens Advisory Committee on Racial Equality and Education 1967 Folder 5 Security and Student Unrest 1968-1973 Folder 6 Reappointment and Retirement 1969- 1975 Folder 7 Report of Allegheny County Committee 1960 White House Conference on Children and Youth 1959 Folder 8 Report of Allegheny County Committee 1960 White House After-Conference on Children and Youth 1965 Folder 9 Report on Discipline in Relation to Juvenile Delinquency Submitted to the Pittsburgh Board of Public Education by the Committee on Schools and Instruction 1954 Folder 10 Report of the Select Committee to Study the Pittsburgh Public Schools 1969 Folder 11 Restructuring of the Board 1968-1973

Box 11 Folder 1 Salary and Wage Schedule for all Employees 1973 Folder 2 Selection of New Superintendent 1957-1958 Folder 3 Special Programs 1971-1974 Folder 4 Speeches 1968 Folder 5 Statement of Jerry C. Olson Superintendent...on Proposed Revision of School Code 1975 Folder 6 Sunshine Law 1974 Folder 7 Task Force on School Reorganization - East End Planning Report 1970 Teacher's Strike Folder 8 Chronology 1968 Clippings Folder 9 1968 Folder 10 1968 Folder 11 Correspondence 1969 Folder 12 Editorials and Press Releases 1968 Aaron Family Papers, page 12

Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers (PFT) Folder 13 1968 Folder 14 1968 Folder 15 Press Releases, Correspondence. etc. 1968 Folder 16 Testimonial Dinner for Earl A. Dimmick 1958 Folder 17 Urban League of Pittsburgh - Statement on Educational Needs in the Pittsburgh Public Schools 1965 Folder 18 Waynesburg College - Charter Day Convocation 1961

Series IV: Other Aaron Family Members (1898-1974) Aaron, Charles Box 12 Folder 1 Invoices and receipts 1910-1911 Aaron, Marcus Lester Folder 2 College Exam 1916 Folder 3 David Glick Memorial Committee 1969-1974 Folder 4 Miscellaneous 1919-1954 Folder 5 Notebooks - Peabody High School 1912-1913 Folder 6 Notebooks - Peabody High School 1913-1915 Folder 7 Prayer Cards n.d. Folder 8 Ration Books 1942 Folder 9 School Papers 1908-1911 Folder 10 School Papers 1908-1912 Folder 11 Tickets and Mileage Rations 1936-1950 Folder 12 WWI Booklets 1917 Aaron, Mina Lippman Folder 13 Memorial Booklets n.d.

Hamburger, Fannie H. Box 13 Folder 1 Memorial Booklet c1900 Hamburger, Phillip Folder 2 Banquet Program 1905 Folder 3 Correspondence 1906-1922 Folder 4 Memorial Booklet 1921 Folder 5 Memorial Booklets 1922 Hamburger, Stella (Aaron) Folder 6 Economics Paper 1898

Series V: Printed Material (1910-1975) Folder 7 Allegheny County Government 1971 Aaron Family Papers, page 13

Folder 8 Banquet Programs 1909-1926 Board of Education Folder 9 Miscellaneous 1911-1942 The News from the Pittsburgh Public Schools Folder 10 1965-1970 Folder 11 1971-1972 Folder 12 1973-1975

Box 14 Folder 1 Pittsburgh Council of Parent- Teacher Associations 1941-1951 Folder 2 Pittsburgh School Bulletin 1936 Folder 3 Carnegie Institute of Technology 1965 Folder 4 Carnegie Magazine 1974 Folder 5 Charles Oliver and the Fidelity Trust Co. v. H.D. Bell 1938 Folder 6 German Evangelical Protestant (Smithfield) Church 1927 Folder 7 The Harpoon 1912 Folder 8 Heinz Memorial Chapel 1938 Folder 9 Key to the Keystone State 1972 Folder 10 Miscellaneous 1913-1975 Folder 11 150 Years of Progress 1936 Peabody High School Folder 12 Publications 1915-1916 Folder 13 Yearbooks 1915-1916 Folder 14 Pittsburgh Government 1961 Folder 15 Rauh, Rosalia - Memorial Booklets 1915 Folder 16 Shofar 1940

Theater Programs Box 15 Folder 1 Alvin Theater 1910-1913 Folder 2 Miscellaneous 1915-1926 Folder 3 Nixon Theater 1915-1927 University of Pittsburgh Folder 4 Cathedral of Learning 1925-1939 Folder 5 Miscellaneous 1924-1937