Philip S. Bernstein papers

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Summary Information ...... 3 Biographical/Historical note ...... 3 Scope and Contents note ...... 13 Arrangement note ...... 18 Administrative Information ...... 19 Controlled Access Headings ...... 19 Collection Inventory ...... 20 Temple B'rith Kodesh ...... 20 Sermons ...... 67 Funeral Memorial Services ...... 130 CANRA ...... 137 ADVISOR ON JEWISH AFFAIRS ...... 144 CCAR ...... 168 AZCPA/AIPAC ...... 172 Local ...... 218 Addresses ...... 231 Publications ...... 267 Correspondence ...... 293 Personal Miscellanea ...... 326 Subject Files ...... 338 Oversized Materials ...... 388

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Repository: Rare Books, Special Collections, and Preservation, River Campus Libraries, University of Rochester Creator: Bernstein, Philip S. (Philip Sydney), 1901- Title: Philip S. Bernstein Papers ID: D.269 Date [inclusive]: circa 1901-1985 Physical Description: 124 linear feet Language of the English Material:

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Biographical/Historical note

The following essay was written by Walter F. Nickeson and Laura Graham (1995–2000), and offers biographical information about Rabbi Bernstein and his life's work.

Rabbi Philip Bernstein needs no introduction to a Rochester audience. He has been here too long.[1]

Philip S. Bernstein was the son of Jewish immigrants from eastern Europe who came to the United States in the late nineteenth century. His mother, Sara Steinberg, came from Seraye in Lithuania. At the age of ten her family sent her alone to America. She came to live with her brother Sam in Rochester, New York, and never saw her immediate family again.[2] Bernstein's father, Abraham, born in 1875 in Kalvary, Lithuania, immigrated with his family to New York City. There he learned the tailoring trade. Eventually he arrived in Rochester where he met and married Sara Steinberg. Philip S. Bernstein, the first of their three sons, was born there on June 29, 1901. In 1903, the Bernstein family moved back to New York City for about eight years, then returned to Rochester to stay. For the next fifty years, Philip Bernstein lived "within the area of one square mile" in the city.[3]

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A precocious student, Bernstein was placed in advanced classes at East High School in Rochester. He left in 1917 without being graduated. Despite his youth and his family's lack of money, he was determined to go to college—even running away to his aunt in New York for a short time to make his point. In the fall of that year he was finally allowed to enter Syracuse University. His schooling there was interrupted by his father's illness, and in 1919, he returned to Rochester to run the family tailoring business for a short time. It was never very prosperous, and Bernstein decided to leave the world of business. As he saw it, his future lay either with the law or in the rabbinate.

Bernstein had, from an early age, been active in the Jewish community. In this he was alone in his family: his brothers both pursued successful secular careers. (However, his cousin Milton Steinberg, son of his mother's sister, with whom he grew up, was also to become a well-known rabbi.) Bernstein's interest in Zionism found expression in 1914 when he was an usher at the 17th National Convention of the Federation of American Zionists in Rochester.[4] The following year, as a delegate to the Young Judean Zionist Convention in Boston, he met future Supreme Court Justice and active Zionist Louis D. Brandeis. Later, as a student at Syracuse University, he taught Sunday School at Temple Society of Concord, a Reform congregation. These kinds of activities seem to have convinced him to formalize his service to his community by becoming a rabbi.

After being graduated from SU in 1921, Bernstein entered the Jewish Institute of Religion (JIR) in New York City. The Institute had been recently founded by the famous Reform rabbi Stephen S. Wise, and Bernstein, attracted by Wise's powerful personality and the Institute's pro-Zionist stance (in contrast to what he saw as the anti-Zionism of the Hebrew Union College), was a member of its first class, graduating in 1926. His master's thesis was on Jeremiah, after whom his first son was named. In later years he expressed regret that his education did not give him a deep background in the Hebrew language.

In June 1925 he married Sophie Rubin, the niece of Syracuse rabbi Benjamin Friedman, with whom Bernstein had become friends while attending the University. Sophie Rubin does not have a large place in her husband's papers. She is revealed indirectly as a woman of strong character, willing to meet the traditional social obligations of a rabbi's wife, but also capable of substantive work of her own in the Temple in which her husband was rabbi. She aided him organizationally, especially in the activities of the Sisterhood of Temple B'rith Kodesh, which was sometimes as much an educational and political organization as it was religious and social. She accompanied her husband on most of his trips throughout their lives, and together they were indefatigable travelers. Shortly after their wedding they took the first of what would become a typical Bernstein working vacation. They spent the 1925 fall term at Cambridge University, England, where they met and became friends with Chaim Weizmann, the future first president of Israel. At the end of the term, they left England and visited Paris, Amsterdam, Berlin, Poland, Vienna, Venice, Rome, Naples, Egypt, and Palestine, where Bernstein completed his studies in the first classes at Hebrew University.[5] Forty years later they went on a trip around the world in the opposite direction, traveling to Los Angeles and thence to Hawaii, southeast Asia, India, Africa, Israel, and Greece. In many of these cities and countries, they inquired after the history and lives of Jewish communities: "Wherever we go, like Joseph, we seek our brethren. And we find them."[6]

While in Palestine, an apparently chance meeting with some touring residents of Rochester led Bernstein to apply for the position of assistant rabbi at Temple B'rith Kodesh. In August 1926 he was hired and when Rabbi Horace J. Wolf died in February of the next year, Bernstein became the sole rabbi. He remained at the head of the temple for 46 years until his retirement in June 1973. This long tenure was divided in two by an almost five-year absence from the congregation during World War II. The first

- Page 4- Philip S. Bernstein papers period, from 1927 to 1942, was marked by his social activism in Rochester, extensive traveling abroad (especially to Europe, where he observed with alarm the increasingly dangerous situation of the Jewish community), and his move from pacifism to acceptance of war as the only means to stop Hitler. In the second period, from 1947 to 1973, Israel replaced Europe as the focus of his international concerns, while at home, he worried about the survival of Judaism in the affluent and superficially tolerant culture of the United States.

Bernstein's career as rabbi began at the close of the era of Old World Jewry and embodied the coming of age of New World Jewry.[7] The child of recent Eastern European immigrants, he came into a mature temple founded in 1848 at the beginning of the "German Period."[8] Bernstein integrated the liberal concerns of the German Reform movement with the new demands of the immigrants for a traditional Jewish religious experience.

Temple B'rith Kodesh was in 1926 the largest synagogue in Rochester, with a membership of about 400, and its only Reform temple. As a Reform synagogue it was liberal in its theology and practice[9] and active in social affairs. Rabbi Wolf had been the chair of the Social Justice Commission of the Central Conference of American Rabbis (CCAR)—the main body of Reform Judaism—from 1916 to 1924, and was described by Jacob R. Marens in 1954 as a disciple of well-known Protestant Social Gospel leader Walter Rauschenbush.[10] Bernstein continued its tradition of social activism and liberal thought. Theologically, he was, in his early years, squarely in the modernist camp.[11] Henri Bergson was a major influence, and Bernstein's mentors while he was a student at JIR included John Haynes Holmes, founder of the non-denominational Community Church, and Felix Adler, founder of the Ethical Culture movement. While at JIR he also took classes at Columbia University from John Dewey. In a 1926 address, given before he was hired by B'rith Kodesh, Bernstein admitted to not having "a definite belief in God" [12] (and in a 1960 sermon said of himself, "I was a teen-age atheist"). Although he was by no means a materialist, the core of his belief at that time lay in the realm of ethics; in 1948 he would still say that the aim of Reform Judaism "was to recapture the spirit, the teachings, the way of life enunciated by the Hebrew prophets."[13] This belief drew him into deep involvement in social concerns and a willingness to stir things up. "The building of a better social order means radicalism of one kind or another," he told a local PTA in 1933. "You can't find or abolish what is evil without offending vested interests, and that means trouble."[14] Locally, he worked for fair housing in Rochester, on its Housing Commission and as a private citizen (yet also using the pulpit as a forum). He often addressed the City Club on issues of economics and justice. He arbitrated several labor disputes.

What Bernstein added to B'rith Kodesh was a renewed emphasis on Jewish tradition—on ritual, ceremony, and symbolism, an effort to "re-Judaize Reform Judaism."[15] The Reform movement in the early part of the twentieth century had "little Judaism, [and] less Jewish observance (piety)," said Bernstein in the 1950s:[16] there was "not very much to distinguish the religious life of the temple from that of the First Unitarian Church."[17] He found himself "repelled" by the first Reform service he attended at the Gibbs St. Settlement House in Rochester.[18] Most of B'rith Kodesh's members in 1927 were Jews of German origin who prided themselves on a humanist thinking and practice in their temple that often transcended cultural and ethnic differences. But Jews immigrating from Eastern Europe, including Bernstein's parents, had been dramatically increasing in numbers since the end of the nineteenth century,[19] and had brought with them an interest in and desire for a more traditional, distinctively Jewish religious setting. The two groups were hostile and showed little cooperation.

However, the influence of the newcomers on the American Jewish community was decisive. In Rochester, B'rith Kodesh began to offer Hebrew lessons to students during Bernstein's first decade - Page 5- Philip S. Bernstein papers as rabbi. Bar mitzvahs were introduced during that same period. "Sentimental Protestant music" was replaced by music informed by "Jewish religious sources."[20] And in 1941, the Temple discontinued Sunday morning services to return to traditional Friday evening services. Despite the renewed attention to tradition, Bernstein emphatically denied he was a Conservative. He was striving to institute a "liberalism steeped in Jewish tradition." He defined the difference between the Reform and conservative branches of Judaism as being that of choice: The Reform wing chose to adopt the traditional ritual practices, whereas the conservatives saw themselves as being bound by them.[21] This approach could be seen as simple pragmatism: Writing to one of his congregation in 1951, Bernstein accepted a compliment on a Friday evening service, noting, "We try to make [our historic traditions] appealing and meaningful and win our people to them not through compulsion but through their desirability and usefulness."[22] Looking back in 1967, Bernstein could claim that the genius of Reform Judaism lay in its adaptation of its historic core to the times: "[It was] a way of being a Jew, a way of seeking the essence of faith, relevant to the needs of one's time and place. It represented a readiness to change, to adapt, to acculturate."[23] He also noted that the Temple had, under his leadership, become more traditional. That this balance between keeping the old and introducing the new could not please everyone is revealed in some notes received as B'rith Kodesh was looking for Bernstein's successor in 1972–1973. "Give us back our Reform Service," said one congregant, and another wrote, "The kind of Rabbi I would want is a reformed [sic] Rabbi."[24]

The location of Jewishness in practice, or the structure of the religious life—rather than in a creed, or in theological abstractions—found full expression in Bernstein's tremendously popular essay, "What the Jews Believe." Originally published in Life magazine September 11, 1950, it received an enthusiastic response from Jewish and non-Jewish readers, and Bernstein later expanded it into book form. The interest of non-Jews seemed especially important to him. An intrinsic part of having a Jewish identity was explaining and relating it to the adherents of other creeds and cultures. Yet "What the Jews Believe" was in large part addressed to Bernstein's own community. He was to say later, "As the years passed it was clear that it was even more important to get Jews to respect Judaism than to get Christians to respect it."[25]

During the first part of Bernstein's rabbinate, the Jewish community's great foe on the outside was a relatively straightforward anti-Semitism. Europe was home of the Oberammergau Passion Play and, of course, Hitler; and even after the War, pogroms and racial hatred continued. Americans were subject to the rantings of Father Coughlin and the reflexive anti-Semitism of the uneducated. However, the challenge of this kind of prejudice was gradually replaced by the end of the 1950s by the threat of assimilation. On the positive side, Jews had made great strides in finding acceptance in society, and Bernstein was glad to note that his students in his confirmation classes were reporting having had no experiences of anti-Semitism.[26] Economically, American Jews shared in the post-war prosperity of the United States; B'rith Kodesh moved in 1962 from the inner city to Brighton, one of Rochester's wealthy suburbs, where most of its burgeoning population lived. This increase in numbers and in wealth was not an unambiguously good thing. "In Rochester one can't join the country club unless he's a member of a synagogue; in this place the synagogue is the country club," Bernstein lamented .[27] Furthermore, the cost of this growth seemed to be the loss of a distinctive, vibrant Jewish identity. Bernstein complained in 1969, "In my youth intermarriage was rare, assimilation was remote. On one day earlier this month I had five requests for conversion and intermarriage."[28]

Bernstein saw an active Jewish identity as the basis for participation with other creeds and movements in a ministry of social reform; his ecumenism had deep roots. In the early 1930s he, along with Rochester Unitarian minister David Rhys Williams, were the foremost religious leaders in progressive reform - Page 6- Philip S. Bernstein papers in Rochester. They sometimes parted ways, such as over Williams's strenuous attacks on the Catholic Church, one of which he delivered from Bernstein's pulpit during Thanksgiving. But the friendship survived and thrived on argument and disagreement, and together Williams and Bernstein made a significant contribution to settlement houses, missions, educational institutions, and political life in Rochester. Nationally, Bernstein campaigned on behalf of and also with the socialist Norman Thomas during the Depression.

Bernstein saw himself as an advocate of woman's emancipation and Negro American rights in the 1930s and 1940s. Primarily a liberal paternalist, even on that basis he was nonetheless often several strides ahead of Rochester public opinion. In the early 1930s, he and David Rhys Williams both invited Margaret Sanger to speak from their pulpits. They publicly defended her and the birth control movement against charges of obscenity, a stance which cost Bernstein some important Temple members. As a Reform Jew in the 1930s, Bernstein advocated the emancipation of women from traditional restrictions on their autonomy and development, and was impressed by the achievements in that area in the young Soviet Union. In 1960 he boasted that one of Reform Judaism's unique contributions had been the achievement of equality by women, pointing to the establishment of Confirmation for girls as well as for boys, and the permitting of women in the pulpit.[29] However, he was relatively silent on the issues of feminism in the 1960s and 1970s.

Much stronger was Bernstein's outspokenness on civil rights. From 1936 to 1940 Bernstein was Chair of the Rochester City Planning and Housing Council. From that position he argued for integrated neighborhoods and the construction of affordable, integrated residences for low-income families. He was also active in the Rochester City Club, and was its president from 1932 through 1933. He often pressed his causes in addresses to the Club. A sense of humor accompanied his moral earnestness. He wrote to David de Sola Pool in 1946:

"This seems to be 'TESTIMONIAL DINNER TO BERNSTEIN MONTH.' … On Wednesday there is to be a Chamber of Commerce interfaith brotherhood luncheon in my honor at which I plan to tell them that brotherhood has no meaning unless Negroes are permitted to live everywhere in Rochester. I think that will end 'TESTIMONIAL DINNER TO BERNSTEIN MONTH.'"[30]

In that same year, in a more serious vein, he forecast: "The fate of the Negroes in the United States for the next generation will be determined in these coming months."[31] He continued to speak out on civil rights, with increased vigor, for many years. When he received the 1958 Rochester Rotary Club award, for example, he charged that the construction of the low-cost Hanover Houses project "in the worst slum area of town" amounted to a "surrender to bigotry" on the part of the city.[32] But one can perhaps hear a note of resignation or withdrawal in his 1966 claim that "as the Jews emancipated themselves from [the ghetto north of the railroad tracks, where most Jews lived in the first part of the century] and other ghettoes, the Negroes can and will [also emancipate themselves]."[33] By then Bernstein was seeking solutions more often in the management skills of social and political elites, whom he hoped to morally awaken, than in grassroots organizing. Not surprisingly, he was also distinctly uncomfortable with black nationalism. Still, in his public addresses and private correspondence, especially in relation to the local Rochester organization FIGHT, Bernstein maintained that black anger had its roots in palpable inequalities whose reform could not help but upset the economic and political arrangement of things by whites. He put it bluntly in the spring of the turbulent year 1968: "The first [of ten commandments for Black-White relations] is the acceptance of White guilt for the problem that confronts us."[34]

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Bernstein's removal from his congregation in Rochester during the war was to fill two prominent national positions—both, ironically, serving in a supportive role to the U.S. armed forces. For almost two decades after his enthusiastic enlistment in the army in 1918, PSB had been a staunch pacifist, speaking out frequently and fervently against the evils of war and the economic and social conditions that he saw contributed to war. From 1936 to 1938 he was chairman of CCAR's Committee on International Peace, and had lectured President Roosevelt on the evils of arms buildup. However, the unrelenting growth of anti-Judaism in Europe, especially in nazi Germany, forced him to reluctantly give up his pacifism,[35] although he never became a hawk. When World War II came to the U.S., Bernstein responded.

The first position was Executive Director of the Committee on Army and Navy Religious Activities (CANRA) of the National Jewish Welfare Board, a role Bernstein filled from December 1942 to February 1946. Soon after the U.S. entered the war Bernstein volunteered his services as an overseas chaplain. Although he was formally rejected in that capacity, he nevertheless became, as Executive Director of CANRA, chaplain to the chaplains—overseer of the Jewish chaplains in the U.S. armed forces. This role is documented by the Papers, although much may be missing. They reveal the lengths to which PSB went to help ensure that the Jewish enlisted men and their chaplains received appropriate material and spiritual support—letters from home, supplies for the holidays, kosher food, torahs and prayer books, places and time for worship, guidance about following Jewish practice under wartime conditions, gossip about their peers, and humor. Out of that work came Rabbis at War, explaining the work of CANRA, published in 1971 by the American Jewish Historical Society. His travels in the Pacific theater in 1944 made a lasting impression on him; he was especially fond of telling the story of the Hanukkah service on a shattered Saipan where the tropical heat melted the candles as fast as they burned. [36]

The second position came almost immediately on the heels of the first. Bernstein had barely returned home when he was asked to succeed Judge Simon Rifkind as Advisor on Jewish Affairs to the U.S. Army Commander in Germany (later expanded to include Austria). His was the longest tenure of all the advisors, serving Generals Joseph T. McNarney and Lucius D. Clay in Germany, and Mark Clark in Austria, from May 1946 to August 1947. As Bernstein was to recall in 1962: "The displaced persons were at the lowest ebb of their morale. They were among the people who had brought about their misfortunes and were facing the coldest winter in Germany's recorded history."[37] Many Germans, and other Europeans, were unrepentantly hostile toward Jews. In July 1946 a bloody pogrom in Kielce, Poland, sparked an exodus of Jews toward the haven of the U.S. Occupied Zone in Germany. This section of the papers covers Bernstein's successful efforts to open the borders of the American zone after the Kielce attack, and to keep them open through the winter and into the next year, and his concern over the maintenance of adequate food and housing standards for the DPs. While their ration at first was 2200 calories, as against 2000 for other DPs, this was reduced to 2000 in March 1947. He took special pride in his role in reversing history. The Weisbaden Temple rededication in December 1946 was the first since the Nazis came to power. His son Stephen became Bar Mitzvah in Frankfurt in January 1947, the first in Germany for seven years. Bernstein noted, "Since liberation there was not a single Jewish boy in this once great city of Frankfurt who reached the age of thirteen."[38] Perhaps his greatest achievement, in his own estimation, was gaining recognition by the U.S. Army of the Central Committee for Liberated Jews. The Committee, he crowed, "in effect re-established an official Jewish community in an area from which Hitler claimed he had forever abolished them."[39] Less successful, however, were his efforts to convince the U.S. Congress to open the doors wider to Jewish DP immigration. This section of the papers

- Page 8- Philip S. Bernstein papers also includes correspondence and reports on Bernstein's efforts to get DPs to Palestine, and related to that, on his meetings with President Harry Truman and English Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin.

Bernstein's other two major roles did not take him away from his congregation. The first of these was his presidency of the Central Conference of American Rabbis (CCAR), the chief organization of Reform Judaism in America, from July 1950 to June 1952. Bernstein initiated major changes of lasting importance to that organization, including the establishment of its own periodical, CCAR Journal. He was most proud of his leading a seminar of American rabbis to Israel in 1951 to see first hand how Israeli Jewish life compared with American Jewish life.

Finally, the last major national position held by PSB was Chair of the American Zionist Committee for Public Affairs (AZCPA), founded early in 1954. Not surprisingly, Bernstein's Zionism underwent some changes through the years. It does not seem to have meant to him the end of the Diaspora and the ingathering of the Jews. Bernstein himself seems to have seriously considered emigrating to Palestine only twice: first while he was attending Hebrew University in 1926, and later after the founding of the state of Israel in 1948. Before and immediately after the war, Zionism for Bernstein was the expression of the hope for a port in the storm: a refuge to which the Jews of Europe could flee from mounting persecution. Thus Zionism was not a theological issue, but "an answer to anti-Semitism."[40] This view guided his efforts as Advisor on Jewish Affairs to get Jews admitted to Palestine, where most of them wanted to go. After the birth of Israel, Bernstein's Zionism seems to have become the expression of the safeguarding of the young country from the hostility of its Arab neighbors. Israel was now indeed a Jewish homeland, a place where Jews could develop their own culture free from the oppression that had haunted them in Europe. Nonetheless, Jews could also remain loyal citizens of any hospitable country in the world. In 1951 he claimed, "There will be two great Jewries in the world,—Israeli and American."[41]

Bernstein became the second chairman of AZCPA in 1954, succeeding fellow Rochesterian Louis Lipsky. The Committee's purpose was to promote an American foreign policy favorable to Israel's interests by lobbying government officials, and by countering what it considered Arab propaganda in the media and elsewhere. Bernstein's position was that of a western cultural paternalist, and the main line of argument of the Committee with government officials and the public was that Israel was a lone western democracy, tamer of the Palestinian wasteland, surrounded by backward, hopelessly despotic Arab governments.[42] As such, it was the United States' most promising ally in the Cold War competition with the Soviet Union for hegemony in the Middle East. Bernstein and AZCPA president I.L. Kenen were unsympathetic to a hearing on the Palestinian side of the Israeli-Arab conflict.

In 1959, the Committee changed its name to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), to reflect, according to public explanation, non-Jewish support for U.S. foreign policy favorable to Israel. Perhaps "Zionist" seemed a historical anachronism once the state of Israel had been established. But the name change might also have been a result of the fairly continuous problems the Committee had concerning its status with Senator Fulbright and other non-Zionist Jewish organizations, who claimed that the Committee should be formally registered as a foreign agent of the Israeli government rather than as a domestic lobby.

Ironically, though, Bernstein would probably consider today's AIPAC as something of a repudiation of what he and Kenen had worked to make it in its first few decades. In Bernstein's day, AIPAC was allied with liberal Jewish and non-Jewish organizations, at least ostensibly supportive of democratic principles,

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All along, however, AIPAC has remained a low-profile organization. The position of chairman in most organizations such as AIPAC is usually that of a public relations figure, while the executive director is responsible for policy and organization. Chairmen are usually chosen for their status in a particular community, and their talents in interpreting the organization's work to the public. Bernstein, however, worked in equal partnership with Kenen in building the Committee and forming its policy. And, ironically, the strength of this section of the papers comes from the fact that Bernstein could not be in Washington, D.C., where the lobby was located, all the time, and so, instead, he and Kenen corresponded, sometimes twice a day. Their heavy, substantive correspondence survived.

In 1968, Bernstein retired from his position as Chairman of AIPAC, and in 1973 he retired as rabbi at Temple B'rith Kodesh. His review of Judd L. Teller's Strangers and Natives sums up his experience of the development of American Jewry in the 47 years from 1921 to 1968 (the same span as Bernstein's leadership at the Temple): "The swift evolution from ghetto to suburbia, from poverty to affluence, from the laboring masses to the middle classes, from anti-Semitism to a-Semitism, from segregation to acceptance, from inbreeding to intermarriage."[43] In the 1970s he began to suffer from Parkinson's Disease, and he died on December 3, 1985, at the age of 84. Before his death an endowed chair was established in his name in the Department of Religious and Classical Studies at the University of Rochester.

Bernstein is probably best described as one of those figures who, while not very readily or widely known, worked with and knew, sometimes very well, everyone who was.[47] Perhaps precisely because of his non-celebrity status among leading Jewish figures and the wide and in-depth work that he did, his papers form a rich source for just about every issue one can think of concerning American Jewish identity.

[1] "… said the Chairlady in presenting me to a women's club," quipped PSB. [Subject files, Jewish wit and humor] It seems to me that beginning this essay with a joke would have pleased PSB, who recorded a humor-filled vinyl record to explain Why Jews laugh.

[2] This story is recounted in numerous places, e.g. "The meaning of America," sermon, 31 May 1953.

[3] Address on the dedication of the PSB Chair at the University of Rochester, 16 December 1974.

[4] According to Thomas Philip Liebschutz, in his M.A. thesis on Bernstein, "The impact of these men [Zionists such as Louis Lipsky, Nathan Straus, and Stephen S. Wise] and these meetings upon the gifted and impressionable Bernstein was momentous. They made him into a lifelong Zionist; they gave him a feeling of Jewish dignity and self-respect; they moved him in the direction of Hebraic culture and the Hebrew language" (p. 37). Much of Liebschutz's information came from a 1964 interview with Bernstein.

[5] Years later PSB would write: "Cambridge was a beautiful experience, but Jerusalem changed my life. In a real sense it saved me for the rabbinate, giving me a sense of sacred responsbility to the history and destiny of our people. I developed a love for the Hebrew language and culture which enriched my entire life." Temple B'rith Kodesh Bulletin, 6 Feb 1970. (Subj.: Glueck, Nelson.)

[6] Letter to TBK for Temple bulletin, 14 December 1966. (Personal misc.: travel)

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[7] Jacob Rader Marcus, in The Jew in the American World: A Source Book (Detroit: Wayne State University Press, 1996), calls the years 1925–1960 the "Emerging American Period" and notes that the immigration restrictions of the early 1920s "had the effect of spurring the diverse Jewish ethnic groups here to begin blending ... there was, very definitely, a Jewish melting pot. Out of diversity came forth unity" (p. 393).

[8] Marcus' term.

[9] The organ and pews were introduced in the 1860s, and according to the Jewish Ledger of 5 December 1928, TBK was the first congregation in the country to conduct services in English. Edward J. Wile, "History of Temple B'rith Kodesh," Jewish Ledger (v. 9, no. 13):2.

[10] I don't know where this is from.

[11] In 1933 he wrote that he was a rabbi "of the liberal variety, which means that in addition to the modernization of my ideas, I wear Michaels Sterns clothes, Hannan shoes, Manhattan shirts and sport a snappy, collegiate haircut. A generous-minded person might mistake me on the street for an enterprising insurance agent." On Jewish destiny, Publications.

[12] This sermon, "The Minister," was published in the JIR's yearbook, The Annual, a copy of which may be found in the Personal Miscellanea section of the Papers. Ten years later he wrote in The Christian Century, "I do not believe in absolute religious truth." Pubs., box 1.

[13] "What's ahead for Reform Jews?" sermon, 26 Nov 1948.

[14] Addresses box

[15] "My last Friday evening sermon on Gibbs Street," 11 May 1962.

[16] I don't know where this is from; similar phrasing in his 11 May 1962 sermon.

[17] ?Summer letter, 1960?

[18] "Gibbs Street—meaning and memories," sermon, 23 April 1965.

[19] Bernstein said in his 15 January 1965 sermon on Fiddler on the Roof, "Perhaps three quarters of the members of this congregation are descended from Anatevka, from the shtetlah of Eastern Europe."

[20] Sermon, 23 April 1965.

[21] Despite this claim, PSB could also write (in 1954, thanking the Rochester Civic Music Association for moving the Artists' Series concerts away from Friday nights, which conflicted with the Sabbath service), "By ancient religious precept these [Sabbath services] are not subject to change, but must be observed on the Sabbath Eve." Local, NYBR Council, 15 Sept. 1954.

[22] Family worship and consecration of children, January 1951. (TBK 6?)

[23] "Presentation of Cantor David Unterman," 21 May 1967 (2:18). In this light it is amusing to see how the unexpected news that Bernard Chernik, scheduled to speak at TBK in February 1955, was

- Page 11- Philip S. Bernstein papers Orthodox, came as "a complete shock to everyone here." Accommodating Mr. Chernik's dietary and Sabbath observances "caused a re-arrangement of many plans that were made." These comments were made in PSB's absence by his secretary, who claimed, "I have been placed in a very awkward position due to this negligence [i.e., the failure of the Speakers' Bureau to inform the Temple beforehand]." (3:13)

[24] Search for Successor Folder (2:23). While this last respondent would seem to be criticizing the Temple's move away from Liberal Judaism, the letter continued that the kind of Rabbi wanted is "One as near as you can get like [sic] Rabbi Bernstein."

[25] "My Last Friday Evening Sermon on Gibbs Street," 11 May 1962.

[26] Contrast this to his 1936 statement: "High-school students seem preoccupied with problems of anti- Semitism, and are quite worried about their future." "Jews have the jitters," pubs box 1.

[27] "Time and estrangement," pubs. Box 3, June 1958.

[28] 1969 speech to CCAR

[29] "Reform Judaism confronts Orthodoxy and Conservatism," 28 October 1960. In the same sermon Bernstein also said: "I know of what the preparations for the Passover in a traditional home meant to Jewish women. Certainly it was an effort, but it gave them the deepest kind of spiritual joy." One wonders how Bernstein knew of the women's balance between the effort and the joy.

[30] Correspondence, 1946.

[31] Sermon, 1 February 1946.

[32] Acceptance speech, 6 May 1958.

[33] Sermon, 14 September 1966.

[34] Sermon, 19 April 1968.

[35] In his "Apologia pro aetate mea," CCAR Journal (April, 1969):12, Bernstein stated, "At a midnight rump session of the Conference [i.e., CCAR] in Charlevoix, Michigan, in June, 1938, I made my public confession of sin. I renounced my pacifism and committed myself to the war against Nazi Germany." However, in the 20 July 1949 Christian Century, as part of a series on "How My Mind Has Changed in the Last Decade," he wrote, "My last pacifist speech was delivered at Williamstown on September 1, 1939." This speech is not extent.

[36] e.g., in "Out of this world—a report from the Pacific," radio broadcast by PSB, 25 February 1945.

[37] Address to AIPAC, 1 April 1962.

[38] AJA box.

[39] Press release, September 1946.

[40] "Reform Judaism," column in Jewish Daily Bulletin, 23 June 1935. [Publications]

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[41] CCAR box?

[42] Typical of this attitude is this selection from a 1951 sermon describing the "colonization" of Palestine by Jews: "To the rank and file of the Arab people they brought nothing but benefits. The country was poor, the political system had been corrupt and rotten and the health conditions were abonimable [sic]. Every Arab suffered from some major illness and most of the Arab children died in infancy. Into this backward situation, the Jews introduced modern health and hygiene, public education, scientific agriculture, and modern industry. As a result, the Arabs near the Jewish settlements developed the highest standard of living to be found among any Arab people in the world." (Sermons, 1951)

[43] Publications box, 1968.

[44] In a letter to the editor a Rochester reader, quoting Pope Paul, wrote, "Rabbi Bernstein has long been himself a blessing 'Urbi et Orbi.'" Dec.? 1974

[45] Letter to Samuel Karff, in 1976, in CCAR box, on ideas for a book.

[46] CANRA section, letter.

[47] When helping plan a festschrift for his 30th anniversary in 1964, Bernstein compiled a list of possible contributors that included Ben Gurion, Abba Eban, Golda Meir, Norman Cousins, Hubert Humphrey, Jacob Javitz, Lawrence Spivak, Max Lerner, and J. Robert Oppenheimer. In his 1966 summer letter to the congregation he claimed "to have had contacts with every American president since 1928."

[48] In his 1951 address "A Day in the Life of a Rabbi," he wrote, "I never use an old sermon." But in the paragraph preceding that statement he said, "Most of these addresses ... are fit for publication as they appear [amended to: are written]. As a matter of fact, a number of them have actually been published in magazines as articles." He also told this joke on himself: "My son was asked whether his father ever preached the same sermon twice. 'Yes,' he replied, 'but he yells loud in different places.'" Subjects, Jewish wit and humor.

[49] Publications, Box 1.

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Scope and Contents note

Temple B'rith Kodesh (TBK):

Here is gathered material related to Bernstein's official role and duties as Rabbi at TBK, insofar as it is distinct from other material (correspondence, in particular, presents the problem of distinguishing personal from private in an all-consuming vocation). Other material possibly construed as "official" may be found in, for example, the "Personal Miscellanea" section.

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The major categories of this section are given below along with the kinds of material typically found therein. While the primary content of the folders is generally correspondence, a variety of other material may be present. Within each category or subsection, the arrangement is usually chronological.

Congregational meetings and committees. Documents from, and relating to, the work of ad hoc and established groups within TBK conducting the temple's affairs. Folders for the annual meetings often include programs, agendas, invitations, correspondence, budget reports, addresses by PSB and others, lists of members, press releases and other announcements, newspaper clippings, and research material.

Correspondence and papers. Primarily correspondence, chiefly from or to PSB, on TBK matters. Since the bulk of PSB's correspondence is found in its own section, the material collected here is more directly related to the doings of TBK or its members. Also included are other papers relating to the temple, such as on conversion and financial matters.

Anniversaries and other special Temple events. These folders include programs and invitations having to do with celebrations of or at TBK.

Holidays and annual services. These folders typically include programs, invitations, Temple bulletins, press releases, correspondence, memos to and lists of participants, and other material from the regular holiday and other services. Many folders include material from previous (or even future!) years' services. The services are given here in the order in which they appear in the annual cycle, starting with the High Holy Days in the fall of the year, although not all the services are part of the cycle or even Jewish (e.g., Jewish Music services, or Thanksgiving). Services associated with religious education are in the next section.

Religious education. Material relating to the education of all ages at TBK, from youngest to oldest. Papers from services relating to education, such B'nai Mitzvah or confirmation, are included here rather than with the preceding section. Folders for services may contain programs for the service, Temple bulletins, sermons and manuscript notes by PSB or others, lists of students, schedules of the services (particularly for the Mitzvahs), photographs of the class, exam questions and other class material, correspondence and memoranda, and research material.

Clubs. Programs, calendars, correspondence, and research material pertaining to some of the social groups within TBK. Much of what is gathered under the heading "Temple Club" is correspondence regarding possible speakers at Temple events, along with material from speakers' bureaus.

New Temple in Brighton. Material (correspondence, drawings, research material, and more) from the congregation's decision in the late 1950s to move from Gibbs Street through the move to the new building in Brighton in 1962, with some later material on landscaping. A separate section on the Temple's Ark, designed by Luise Kaish, consists chiefly of correspondence with the artist and the new temple's architect, Pietro Belluschi.

Temple bulletins. Incomplete runs of bulletins.

Sermons:

In his unpublished autobiography Bernstein wrote, "For forty-seven years I preached an average of perhaps seventy-five to a hundred sermons a year. Somewhere in the Temple files there must be

- Page 14- Philip S. Bernstein papers manuscripts and notes on perhaps three to four thousand sermons." This collection numbers substantially fewer than Bernstein's figure, which in any case must be viewed with some suspicion: For most of his career Bernstein took a long summer vacation, and when he had an assistant rabbi after the War, he did not preach every Friday. These boxes gather nearly all the extant sermons, preached at B'rith Kodesh or elsewhere, and associated drafts, manuscript notes, and research material. The arrangement is chronological where dates are given or can be determined. Some sermons may be found in the section on TBK with material on special services.

Although this section attempts to gather all Bernstein's sermons, such an attempt cannot be considered definitive, primarily because of the problem of venue. In many cases it is impossible to distinguish which manuscripts may be sermons, and which may articles intended for publication, or addresses to be spoken before a secular audience. One example of this problem appears in a manuscript entitled "Religion in Russia," in which PSB refers to himself as "the writer," but pencilled at the top is: "Preached Sunday a.m. Temple B'rith Kodesh"! Some manuscripts have an added handwritten title and statement of authorship ("by Rabbi Philip Bernstein"), and sometimes a request to return to PSB's home address; these features suggest that perhaps they had been, or were intended to have been, sent to an editor for consideration for publication. Some manuscripts from the 1950s include both a Friday and a Sunday date--indicating, perhaps, that the same address was delivered as a Friday evening sermon to TBK and also as one of PSB's regular Sunday evening radio addresses to the larger Rochester area.

A second problem arises in the arrangement of the list. The order is chronological, using, in most cases, the date appearing on the manuscript. However, some of the early manuscripts lack dates, and attempting to assign them can be quite difficult. If undated sermons contain clues which point to a probable single calendar year as the date of composition, the sermon has been placed under that year in this register. This method is only reliable, of course, when PSB was preaching on, or happened to mention, dateable events. The dating of manuscripts by examining accompanying research material, such as newspaper clippings, is not reliable, as PSB often added later material to folders. Dates on a manuscript have been accepted as the date of composition unless evidence to the contrary is clear. An example is the sermon, "Korea--What Meaning--What Hope?" on the manuscript of which is typed "December 14th" by the title, but on page 8 the text reads, "This is the 7th of December." Sermons whose composition could not be determined to within a single calendar year are in a group at the end of this section arranged by possible ranges of years.

There are not a few manuscripts whose appearance and style or tone suggest another author; however, in the absence of clear evidence to the contrary, they have been presumed to be PSB's.

Some folders contain only associated material, such as announcements and research material, without a manuscript, which could not be located.

Unless otherwise noted, all sermons, insofar as can be determined, were preached at Temple B'rith Kodesh.

Funeral and Memorial services:

Primarily funeral and memorial services for members of the Temple; arranged alphabetically.

CANRA: (Executive Director of the Committee on Army and Navy Religious Activities)

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Correspondence, reports; typescript drafts of Rabbis at War, and miscellaneous material.

Advisor on Jewish Affairs:

Reports, memos, official documents, addresses and publications, correspondence, and research material, arranged chronologically. Included in the material from Bernstein's official term of service (May 1946- August 1947) are accounts of his meetings with Pope Pius XII, British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin, and President Harry S. Truman, as well as a photograph of General Dwight D. Eisenhower speaking to Bernstein and General Joseph T. McNarney. There is also some material--publications, reports, etc.-- produced by DPs themselves. Material from before and after his term, beginning in the late 1930s and continuing after his service ended to 1973, focuses on the aftermath of the Holocaust, U.S. immigration policy, the rise of anti-Semitism in Germany, and the future of Zionism after the establishment of the state of Israel. Also included are two student papers on Bernstein's role as Advisor. At the end of this section are several fairly complete manuscript drafts from the 1970s by Bernstein's advisor Abraham S. Hyman of what was eventually published in 1993 as The Undefeated (Jerusalem: Gefen).

Central Conference of American Rabbis:

Bernstein was a long time member of CCAR. He was chairman of its Committee on International Peace from 1936 to 1938, and its president from 1950 to 1952.

American Israel Public Affairs Committee (originally American Zionist Committee for Public Affairs):

This section of the papers contains the following: minutes of executive committee meetings; materials from larger, annual policy meetings of members; confidential accounts of meetings between Bernstein, Kenen and State Department and other government officials; material relating to the formation of the Conference of Presidents of Major Jewish Organizations and its annual policy meetings; material relating to AIPAC's conflicts with the American Council for Judaism and Elmer Berger and with the Arab Organization of Students; general correspondence files; and a fairly complete run of AIPAC publications.

Organizations:

Material relating to Bernstein's participation in various conferences and symposia, and memberships on boards, committees, and commissions, not directly related to any of his official positions or his Temple duties. Material relating to conferences, etc. at which Bernstein was not an active participant (a speaker or moderator, for example) will be found elsewhere.

Local (Rochester and New York State):

Material dealing with local issues: housing, politics, the arts, personalities (such as Senator Kenneth B. Keating, school superintendent James Spinning, theologian Conrad H. Moehlmann, etc.), civic and religious organizations and committees, Bernstein's work in arbitration, etc.

Addresses:

Addresses (as opposed to sermons, although, as noted above, the distinction is not always clear in Bernstein's case) and associated research material. Freda Gold, writing in the 29 March 1954 issue of the Tulsa Daily World , described Bernstein as "a lecturer who delivers four or five addresses a

- Page 16- Philip S. Bernstein papers week in addition to his sermons at Temple B'rith Kodesh in Rochester." The address which occasioned her article--delivered to the Hadassah regional convention banquet--has not survived. If her figure on Bernstein's addresses is correct, the majority of them also have not survived. The arrangement is chronological where dates are given or can be determined. As with the sermons, some addresses may be represented only by announcements or other material. Some manuscripts may never have been used; his planned radio address for 9 July 1938 was cancelled by NBC, perhaps the most notorious case of censorship faced by PSB.

Publications:

All extant publications and manuscripts of articles intended for publication, including letters to newspapers and magazines, and other printed appearances (brochures, offprints, etc.), associated research material, and related correspondence. Again, the arrangement is chronological, except that material related to the Life article and subsequent book What the Jews Believe, including much correspondence, forms a large block at the end of this section. Bernstein's sound recordings are also grouped at the end of this section. Material relating to his book Rabbis at War will be found in the section on Executive Director of CANRA. His unpublished manuscript autobiography I Never Regretted Being a Rabbi is in the Personal Miscellanea section.

Correspondence:

Typescript and handwritten letters, and telegrams, postcards, airmail, cards, etc. The folders include correspondence to and from PSB, as well as correspondence or copies of correspondence by other persons or organizations. The folders also include miscellaneous material such as notes, pamphlets, newspaper clippings, programs from events, etc. Much correspondence can also be found in other sections of the Papers.

The correspondence folders were received from PSB in three groupings: correspondence with individuals or with clearly defined small groups of individuals; correspondence (chiefly from the 1960s to PSB's retirement, roughly sorted by decade) with multiple correspondents, grouped together by surname; and miscellaneous--folders containing no clearly discernible primary recipient or subject. Dates are earliest and latest within each folder where they can be determined.

Personal Miscellanea:

Biographical and autobiographical material, including his unpublished manuscript autobiography I Never Regretted Being a Rabbi (not altogether reliable for factual matters), published interviews with and miscellaneous articles about Bernstein, photographs, awards, honors, and citations, legal documents (tax returns, passports, etc.), the disposition of his papers and the establishment of the Bernstein Chair at the University of Rochester, travel mementos, ticket stubs, receipts, and other material associated with Bernstein which does not fit any other category.

General subject files:

These boxes gather material not readily assignable to the other categories, as well as miscellaneous material Bernstein collected, possibly to be used in preparing sermons or publications. While some of the material is clearly identified by subject, other material only has a general indication of the time it was collected or a date of possible use (e.g., "Holidays 1966"), and much material has no indication whatsoever as to Bernstein's intentions. The material in these boxes includes newspaper clippings, - Page 17- Philip S. Bernstein papers journals, brochures, reports, tracts, typescript and manuscript notes, and other miscellaneous material. Each folder has been assigned a subject heading established by the Library of Congress, supplemented by descriptive terms where necessary for clarification or expansion, and dated by decade unless a more precise date is available or appropriate.

Oversized Materials:

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Arrangement note

The PHILIP S. BERNSTEIN PAPERS maintain their original arrangement as compiled by the author.

The papers of Philip S. Bernstein have been arranged in chronological and topical order. Fully one third of the material comes from his career as rabbi at Temple B'rith Kodesh, and includes various kinds of Temple papers and correspondence, as well as his sermons and memorial addresses. This material is listed first in the register. It is followed by material from his various public offices--Director of CANRA, Advisor on Jewish Affairs, President of CCAR, and President of AIPAC. Then comes material dealing with local issues, affairs of Rochester, Monroe County, and New York State. Another large section includes his addresses and publications. Correspondence and personal miscellanea round out the specific material. Finally, the last part of this register lists the "research material" PSB collected--miscellaneous documentation and notes for sermons and articles.

One of the stickiest problems in arranging the papers is that of venue. In some cases it is impossible to determine unequivocally whether a manuscript may be a sermon, an article intended for publication, or an address to be spoken before a secular audience. The listing of these documents is at times more a matter of judgment than of certainty. Some manuscripts seem to belong to more than one category. Although he claimed he never gave the same sermon twice, he undoubtedly used the same text more than once. A typical example is a manuscript entitled "Religion in Russia," in which PSB refers to himself as "the writer," but penciled at the top is: "Preached Sunday a.m. Temple B'rith Kodesh"! Some sermon manuscripts from the 1950s include both a Friday and a Sunday date--indicating, perhaps, that the same address was delivered as a Friday evening sermon to TBK and also as one of PSB's regular Sunday evening radio addresses to the larger Rochester area. A third example of PSB's recycling of material may be found on some sermon manuscripts, which have an added handwritten title and statement of authorship ("by Rabbi Philip Bernstein"), and sometimes a request to return to PSB's home address-- features suggesting that perhaps they had been, or were intended to have been, sent to an editor for consideration for publication. Finally, some of his published articles appeared with varying degrees of changes in more than one publication.

More detailed notes on the arrangement or other problems of material with each section may be found at the beginning of those sections.

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NOTE: In the text of this register, the term research material (usually used for folders containing services and sermons) designates several or all of the following items, in varying quantity: magazine and newspaper clippings, issues of periodicals and pamphlets, and manuscript and typscript notes.

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Controlled Access Headings

• Rabbis

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Collection Inventory

Temple B'rith Kodesh Title/Description Instances

BOX 1 Title/Description Instances

Congregational meetings and committees

Constitution Title/Description Instances Constitution: November 1925, 4 copies (1 torn); "Proposed Box 1 Folder 1 Constitution," 10 March 1961; page 5 excerpted, unknown date, with note of amendment dated 16 February 1964, attached; notices of other amendments, 1951-1960.

Annual Meetings of Congregation Title/Description Instances 80th Annual Meeting, 5 December 1928. Box 1 Folder 2

97th Annual Meeting, 17 February 1946. (On PSB's typs. Box 1 Folder 3 address: "98th Annual Congregational Meeting.")

99th Annual Meeting, 14 December 1947. Addresses by Box 1 Folder 4 PSB and Joseph T. McNarney.

100th Annual Meeting, 7 March 1949. Box 1 Folder 5

101st Annual Meeting, 29 January 1950. Box 1 Folder 6

102nd Annual Meeting, 31 January 1951. Program for PSB's Box 1 Folder 7 25th anniversary celebration, 5 June 1951.

103rd Annual Meeting, 3 February 1952. Advertisement for Box 1 Folder 8 play, "A bus called Gibbs Street."

Annual Meeting programs, 104th-109th, 1953-1958. "What Box 1 Folder 9 I learned from my readers," by PSB, from The Octagonian of Sigma Alpha Mu, 1952.

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104th Annual Meeting, 22 January 1953. Box 1 Folder 10

105th Annual Meeting, 7 February 1954. Playscript, Box 1 Folder 11 "Founding of the Mikveh."

106th Annual Meeting, 9 January 1955. Box 1 Folder 12

107th Annual Meeting, 24 January 1956. Box 1 Folder 13

108th Annual Meeting, 20 January 1957. Box 1 Folder 14

109th Annual Meeting, 26 January 1958. Notice of 1959 Box 1 Folder 15 110th anniversary dinner dance, 21 February 1959.

111th Annual Meeting, 17 January 1960. Box 1 Folder 16

112th Annual Meeting, 22 March 1961. "Proposed Box 1 Folder 17 constitution of Temple B'rith Kodesh."

113th Annual Meeting, 25 March 1962. Box 1 Folder 18

114th Annual Meeting, 17 March 1963. Box 1 Folder 19

115th Annual Meeting, 16 February 1964. Box 1 Folder 20

116th Annual Meeting, 23 May 1965.

117th Annual Meeting, 22 May 1966.

118th Annual Meeting, 21 May 1967: "Presentation of Cantor David Unterman," address by PSB; "Forever CANRA," [recent typs. of 1947? speech].

119th Annual Meeting, 26 May 1968.

120th Annual Meeting, 25 May 1969. "A tribute to Rabbi P. Selven [sic] Goldberg," address by PSB.

122nd Annual Meeting, 23 May 1971.

123rd Annual Meeting, 21 May 1972. "In honor of Rabbi Herbert Bronstein," address by PSB.

124th Annual Meeting, 20 May 1973.

125th Annual Meeting, 19 May 1974.

129th Annual Meeting, 21 May 1978.

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Title/Description Instances

Board of Trustees, [1940s-1960s]. Lists of members.

Board of Trustees, 1948-1959. Meetings of minutes and other material.

Board of Trustees, 1952

Board of Trustees, 1956-1960. Form letters to Board members.

Board of Trustees, 1960. Notification letters of meetings, minutes of meeting, proposed constitution.

Board of Trustees, 1964. Minutes of meetings, lists of members, constitution and other material.

Board of Trustees. and other committees, 1964-1965. Minutes of meetings, correspondence, and other material.

Board of Trustees and Executive committee, 1966.

Board of Trustees and Executive committee, 1967.

Board of Trustees, 1968.

Board of Trustees and Executive committee, 1969.

Board of Trustees, 1970.

Board of Trustees, 1970-1971.

Board of Trustees, 4 January 1972. Minutes of meeting.

Board of Trustees, 4 June 1973 Minutes of meeting.

Board of Trustees, May 1974. Minutes of meetings.

Board of Trustees Institutes Title/Description Instances

Board of Trustees Institute, 17-18 November 1959.

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Board of Trustees Institute, 24-25 September [1960].

Board of Trustees Institute, 27-28 October 1962.

Board of Trustees Institute?, 25 April 1964.

Board of Trustees Institute, 6 November 1965.

Committees Title/Description Instances

Committees and clubs, etc. [1950s?].

Art Committee, 1965. Correspondence between PSB and Thomas Horwitz.

Committee on observance of Tercentenary Anniversary of American Jewry, 1954-1955.

Committee on observing the centennial of the Jewish Center Movement in the United States, 1953.

Committee to Promote Attendance, 1960-1963.

Library Committee, 1963-1964.

Religious Practices Committee, 1956-1960.

Religious Practices Committee, 1960-1961.

Religious Practices Committee, 1962-1967.

BOX 2

Congregational meetings and committees

Committees Title/Description Instances Religious Practices Committee, 1968-1972. Box 2 Folder 1

Religious Practices Committee: Responsa, 1960-1965. Box 2 Folder 2

Religious Practices Committee: Responsa, 1966-1968. Box 2 Folder 3

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Religious Practices Committee: Responsa, 1969-1977. Box 2 Folder 4

Religious Practices Committee, 1970. Selihot Services. Box 2 Folder 5

Social Action Committee, 1968. "Proposal of the Housing Box 2 Folder 6 Sub-Committee . . . to the Board of Trustees," 19 August 1968.

Correspondence and papers

Rabbis and Cantors Title/Description Instances Correspondence, PSB and others, on Horace Manacher as Box 2 file 7 "supply rabbi," 1942.

Rabbinical pension plan, 1942. Correspondence, Box 2 Folder 8 informational brochures.

Rabbinical pension plan, 1944-1955. Correspondence, 2 file 9 informational brochures.

Correspondence and memoranda from Rabbi Myron Box 2 Folder 10 Weingarten, 1948-1949, 1955.

Rabbinical pension plan, 1953-1955. Correspondence.

Installation of Rabbi Herbert Bronstein, 25 October 1957.

On Rabbi Herbert Bronstein's Master's Thesis, 1958. Correspondence and review, by A.B. Yaffa.

Correspondence regarding PSB's pension, Jerome Gordon and Rabbinical Pension Board, 8 September 1960.

On replacing Assistant Rabbi Herbert Bronstein during his sabbatical, 1966-1971.

Search for Cantor, 1967.

Temple Cantor, 1967-1973.

Cantor David Unterman, 1967. Installation address by PSB (22 December 1967).

On replacing Assistant Rabbi Herbert Bronstein during his sabbatical, 1968.

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On Rabbi P. Selvin Goldberg replacing Assistant Rabbi Herbert Bronstein during his sabbatical, 1968.

Search for Cantor, 1969-1971.

Herbert Bronstein and his appointment to the North Shore Congregation, Chicago, 1972-1973. Hallel : a service of praise for festivals and times of rejoicing, by Bronstein (1971); A Passover Haggadah, edited by Bronstein (1973).

Search for PSB's successor, 1972-1973.

Letter from TBK president Henry J. Rubens announcing selection of Rabbi Judea Miller as PSB's successor, 8 March 1973.

"Introduction of Rabbi Judea B. Miller," address by PSB, 1 April 1973.

Rabbi's pension, extract from a contract from Congregation Beth Israel, no date.

Temple Museum and Library Title/Description Instances

Brandeis Exhibit, February 1957. Pamphlet, "Louis Demblitz Brandeis."

Temple Museum, 1957-1965.

Temple Museum, 1956-1960.

Temple Museum, 1961-1965.

Temple Museum, 1966-1968.

Temple Museum, 1969-1975.

Temple Museum, 1968. Proposed festival of Jewish art.

Temple Library, 1971.

General Title/Description Instances

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Correspondence, TBK-William Thurston Brown, 1900-1901. Photocopies. Later correspondence from PSB, 1970. 3 carbons.

Condolences to TBK on death of Rabbi Horace Wolf, 1927.

Correspondence on radio broadcasts of Jewish music, 1930-1931; mss. scripts [by PSB?].

Letter from former TBK president Henry M. Stern to 1938 Annual meeting [1976? photocopy of later typs.].

Correspondence between PSB and others on the reinstitution of Friday evening services, 1939-1941; catalogues from McCarthy & Simon, 1940-1941.

Correspondence between PSB and others on the reinstitution of Friday evening services, 1941.

Correspondence between PSB and others on Jahrzeit, 1940-1950.

Correspondence between McCarthy & Simon and PSB, including brochure and fabric samples, 1941.

Lists of TBK members in the armed forces, 1942-1944.

Form letters regarding TBK members in the armed forces and to returning veterans, 1943-1945.

BOX 3

Correspondence and paper

General Title/Description Instances Correspondence from TBK servicemen, 1944. Box 3 Folder 1

Correspondence between TBK and its members in the armed Box 3 Folder 2 forces, 1944.

Correspondence from TBK servicemen (H-L), 1944-1945. Box 3 Folder 3

Correspondence from TBK servicemen (M-R), 1944-1945. Box 3 Folder 4

Correspondence from TBK servicemen (S-Z), 1944. Box 3 Folder 5

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Temple correspondence, 1946-1947, chiefly between PSB Box 3 Folder 6 and Ben Goldstein.

Correspondence regarding maintenance and upkeep of Box 3 Folder 7 Gibbs St. Temple, 1949-1950.

Correspondence between TBK and Bentley & Simon on Box 3 Folder 8 garments, including notes, orders, and invoices, 1949-1965.

Correspondence regarding religious school equipment, June Box 3 Folder 9 1950.

Miscellaneous Temple correspondence, 1951-1959. Box 3 Folder 10

Correspondence from TBK servicemen, 1953-1954.

Correspondence on Tercentenary exhibit, 1954.

Correspondence on engagement of Bernard Cherrick to speak at TBK, 1955.

Miscellaneous Temple correspondence, 1956.

Correspondence about Benjamin Goldstein, 1958.

Miscellaneous Temple correspondence, 1958.

Miscellaneous Temple correspondence, 1958.

On selection of Jerome B. Gordon as Executive Secretary of TBK (succeeding Benjamin Goldstein), 1958: correspondence between Gordon and PSB; temple bulletin; photograph; newspaper clippings.

Correspondence on religious articles, 1958: catalogues and price lists.

Correspondence on religious articles, 1958: catalogues and price lists.

Correspondence primarily between PSB and Ivan and Matthew Mestrovic on display and acquisition by TBK of Ivan Mestrovic's "Jeremiah" sculpture, 1958-1963.

Correspondence, PSB and others, regarding TBK splinter group forming Temple Sinai, 1959-1961.

Paul Dworkin Memorial Camp Youth Institute, 1960.

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Correspondence between PSB, Roy Wilkins, and others regarding lifetime membership of TBK in NAACP, 1963-1964, 1967.

Correspondence between PSB and others regarding Czecho-Slovakian Torah Scrolls, 1965-1966, 1970, 1979.

On the Czecho-Slovakian Torah Scrolls: research material, 1965-1972.

Correspondence regarding Torah mantles, 1966: photgraphs and samples.

Correspondence between PSB and others regarding new reading stands, 1967.

Correspondence on the establishment of a TBK Conference Center, 1968-1970.

Correspondence between PSB and Jerome H. Folkman, Louis H. Feldman, and S. Andhil Fineberg, 1968-1973.

Memo from PSB on marking centennial anniversary of arrival of Max Landsberg in Rochester, 1 June 1970.

Temple membership, conversion, and weddings Title/Description Instances

Certificate of conversion for Frank Lee, 15 June 1931.

Membership, 1931-1950. Correspondence, lists of new members.

Certificates of conversion, 1948-1971.

Membership, 1955-1957. Correspondence, mostly on resignation from membership.

Membership, 1956-1958. Lists for new members dinners, correspondence, addresses by PSB ("Where did you go? To Temple. What did you do? Nothing," delivered over radio 11 May 1958, 1 copy) and Herbert Bronstein ("Reform Judaism and commitment," excerpt from sermon delivered during winter 1958 titled "Reform Judaism : way, or way out," 1 copy).

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Wedding records, 1958-1960.

New Members Dinner, 30 October 1959.

New Members Dinner, 28 October 1960.

Membership, 1961. Form letter to members of Temple Society of Concord, Syracuse, N.Y., containing address by Harold C. Greenstein delivered there 15 January 1961.

New Members Dinner, 20 October 1961.

Membership, 1967-1970.

Certificates of conversion, 1973.

Endowments, Memorials, Gifts, and other Financial Papers Title/Description Instances

Letter from Horace Hart offering to donate seven books printed by Leo Hart to Temple Library, 1940.

Mobile kitchen purchase for England, 1941. Correspondence.

Centennial Improvement Fund Campaign, [1948?] Flyers, newspaper clippings.

UAHC dues, 1949-1958: correspondence, receipts, etc.

Financial material, 1953-1960.

Correspondence acknowledging gifts to TBK, 1958.

Building fund pledges, 1958.

Balance sheet for Ida Sylvia Louis Memorial Exhibit, 1958.

TBK budget materials, 1958.

Correspondence on rental of Eastman Theatre and of TBK, 1958-1967.

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Correspondence on memorials, 1962-1970.

Isaac Gordon Foundation, and Memorial, 1965-1967.

Rabbi and Mrs. Philip S. Bernstein Fund, 1965-1968.

Contribution offer of records, by Mitch Miller, 1967-1968.

Campership Fund, 1967-1968.

Correspondence on memorials, 1968-1974.

Jeanette Campbell Gift, 1969-1972.

Donations and contributions, etc. 1970.

Donations and contributions, etc. 1971.

BOX 4

Correspondence and Papers

Endowments, Memorials, Gifts, and other Financial Papers Title/Description Instances Donations and contributions, etc. 1971. Box 4 Folder 1

Donations and contributions, etc. 1972. Box 4 Folder 2

Falk Music Fund, 1972. Box 4 Folder 3

Donations and contributions, etc. 1973. Box 4 file 4

Donations and contributions, etc. 1974. 4 file 5

PSB's Congregational Letters Title/Description Instances Congregational letters, [1943?] and 22 June, 13 July, 6 Box 4 Folder 6 August, and 8 November 1946.

Congregational letters, 30 April, 31 May, and 9 July 1957. Box 4 Folder 7

Congregational letters, 30 April, 31 May, and 9 July 1957. Typs., mss., and final copies.

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Summer letter, 8 August 1960.

Summer letter, 18 August 1961.

Summer letter, 31 August 1962.

Summer letter, 29 August 1963.

Summer letter, 29 June 1964.

Summer letter, 9 September 1965.

Summer letter, 29 August 1966.

Congregational letter, [November 1966], printed in the Temple bulletin.

Summer letter, 31 August 1967.

Summer letter, August 1968.

Summer letter, 27 August 1969.

Summer letter, 8 September 1970.

Summer letter, 4 September 1971.

Summer letter, 28 August 1972.

Summer letter, 28 August 1972.

Summer letter, 28 August 1972.

Summer letter, 28 August 1972.

Summer letters, 1960, 1962-1972. 1 copy from each year; list of names (recipients?) for 1971 and 1972; typs. notes.

Congregational letter, 8 October 1973. Letter from Henry W. Clune, 15 October 1973; invitation to award of Morris J. Kaplun Prize to Harry A. Wolfson, 26 June 1973.

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Summer letters, [1962-1966].

Summer letters, [1965-1969].

Anniversaries and other special Temple events

Temple B'rith Kodesh Anniversary Celebrations Title/Description Instances

85th Anniversary, 1933. Address by PSB introducing Stephen S. Wise.

90th Anniversary, 20 November 1938. Address by PSB.

90th Anniversary, 20 November 1938. Address by PSB; letter from Henry Stern, 1 photocopy of [1960s?] typs.

90th Anniversary, 20 November 1938.

90th Anniversary, 20 November 1938. Correspondence.

90th Anniversary, 1938. Program of dramatic review, "The first ninety years," 1 February 1939.

95th Anniversary, 20 January 1944.

Centennial Anniversary, 1948. Essay, chronology.

Centennial Anniversary, 1948. Temple B'rith Kodesh, 1848-1948. 1 book.

Centennial Anniversary, 1948.

Centennial Anniversary, 1948.

Centennial Anniversary, 1948.

Centennial Anniversary, 1948.

Centennial Anniversary, 1948. Newspaper clippings.

Centennial Anniversary, 1948.

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Centennial Anniversary, 1948. Script for pageant (presented 18-20 January 1949) by Beatrice G. Haniford (42 p.).

Centennial Anniversary, 1948. Script for pageant (42 p.).

Centennial Anniversary, 1948. Script for pageant (42 p.).

Centennial Anniversary, 1948. Script for pageant (48 p.).

Centennial Anniversary, 1948. Script (incomplete) for pageant spoof, "With malice toward none, or, Rehearsal time 7:12 1/2."

Centennial Anniversary, 1948. Address ("uncorrected copy") by [Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver, 8 October 1948], 1 carbon.

Centennial Anniversary, 1948. Address by Herbert H. Lehman, with introduction by PSB, 18 November 1948.

Centennial Anniversary, 1948. Correspondence with Herbert H. Lehman.

Centennial Anniversary, 1948. Correspondence with, and address by, David E. Lilienthal, 16 January 1949.

BOX 5 Title/Description Instances

Anniversaries and other special Temple events Title/Description Instances

Temple B'rith Kodesh Anniversary Celebrations Title/Description Instances

Centennial Anniversary, 1948. Address by Robert P. Patterson, 15 February 1949, 1 carbon.

110th Anniversary, 1959. Bulletin announcement for 16 January 1959.

125th Anniversary, 1973. Correspondence, 1972.

Philip S. Bernstein Anniversary and other celebrations Title/Description Instances - Page 33- Philip S. Bernstein papers

PSB's 10th Anniversary, 22 November 1936. Addresses by PSB and Henry M. Stern.

PSB's 10th Anniversary, 22 November 1936. Congratulatory telegrams.

PSB's 15th Anniversary, 11 January 1942.

PSB's 15th Anniversary, 11 January 1942. Congratulatory telegrams.

PSB's 25th Anniversary, 5 June 1951.

PSB's 25th Anniversary, 5 June 1951.

PSB's 30th Anniversary, 20 January 1957.

PSB's 40th Anniversary, 22 May 1966. Correspondence between PSB and others regarding plans for a festschrift in his honor, 1964-1966.

PSB's 40th Anniversary, 65th Birthday, 22 May 1966. Correspondence.

PSB's 40th Anniversary, 65th Birthday, 22 May 1966. Cards.

PSB's 40th Anniversary, 65th Birthday, 22 May 1966. Cards.

PSB's 40th Anniversary, 65th Birthday, 22 May 1966. Telegrams.

PSB's 70th Birthday, 23 May 1971.

PSB's 70th Birthday, 23 May 1971. Correspondence.

PSB's 70th Birthday, 23 May 1971. Correspondence.

PSB's 70th Birthday, 23 May 1971. Correspondence.

PSB's 70th Birthday, 23 May 1971. Correspondence.

PSB's 70th Birthday, 23 May 1971. Correspondence.

PSB's 70th Birthday, 23 May 1971. Correspondence.

PSB's 70th Birthday, 23 May 1971. Newspaper clippings.

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"Series forty-seven," 1972.

Reunion of rabbis, 11 May 1973 (in conjunction with Graduation Service and Confirmation alumnae reunion).

Retirement celebration at TBK annual meeting, 20 May 1973.

Questions from children, [1973-1974?].

Benjamin Goldstein, Executive Secretary: Testimonials and Memorials Title/Description Instances

Benjamin Goldstein Silver Anniversary Dinner, 4 May 1952. Miscellaneous materials of the Silver Anniversary Committee.

Bible Dedication, 7 November 1958, in memory of Benjamin Goldstein.

Benjamin Goldstein Chapel Dedication, 14 December 1962. Memorial booklet.

Benjamin Goldstein Chapel Dedication, 14 December 1962.

10th Anniversary of Benjamin Goldstein's death, 3 March 1968.

Dinners and Testimonials for Other Temple Officers Title/Description Instances

Joseph Goldstein Testimonial Dinner, 20 April 1948. Correspondence, 1948-1951.

Luncheon honoring Max Herzberger, 9 December 1964.

Dinner honoring Clifford N. Lovenheim, 31 March 1968, in conjunction with Israel Bond drive.

Tribute to Emanuel Goldberg, at United Jewish Welfare Fund Dinner, 9 June 1969.

Tribute to Virginia McConnell, 5 May 1972.

Dedications

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Title/Description Instances

Family Service and Ark Dedication, 11 May 1951.

Dedication of Organ (recital by Berj Zamkochian), 1 February 1963.

Family Service of Dedication of Library and Museum, 17 April 1964.

Dedication of Stones from Israel, 22 October 1967.

BOX 6 Title/Description Instances

Anniversaries and other special Temple events Title/Description Instances

Dedications Title/Description Instances

"The people Israel lives," brochure on dedication of "Chai," bronze relief by Harvey Breverman, 19 May 1974.

Dedication of TBK sanctuary in memory of PSB, 7 May 1986. Newspaper clipping.

Holidays and annual services

High Holy Days Title/Description Instances

Atonement services, [1931?]

Tickets to Holy Day Services, 1949-1963.

High Holy Days services, 1950-1963.

Holiday services at Eastman Theatre, September 1956.

Children's Services for Yom Kippur, 1960-1961.

Sukkot Title/Description Instances - Page 36- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Sukkot services, 1953-1961.

Sukkot service, memo for, 1961.

Sukkot and Simchat Torah, October 1962.

Sukkot services, September 1964.

Sukkot services, October 1965.

Sukkot services , October 1967.

Sukkot services, October 1968.

Simchat Torah and other dedication and consecration services Title/Description Instances

Simchat Torah, candlelight, and consecration services, 1926-1956.

Simchat Torah, [1930?]

Simchat Torah, 1931-1972.

Simhas Torah, 30 September 1945. Program for radio program, including "Law and destiny," address by PSB, 1 carbon, 3 copies.

Family Worship and Consecration Services, 1951-1954.

Family worship service and consecration of children, 30 January 1953.

Consecration Service, 3 December 1954.

Simchat Torah Service, 5 October 1958.

Simchat Torah, 23 October 1959.

Simchat Torah, 1960-1961.

Simchat Torah, 9 October 1963.

Simchat Torah, 27 September 1964.

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Simchat Torah, 13 October 1968.

Simchat Torah and Sukkot, 1969-1970.

Simchat Torah, 1973.

Thanksgiving Title/Description Instances

Union Thanksgiving Service, 1926-1956.

Union Thanksgiving Service, 1928.

Union Thanksgiving Service, 1928. "Whither America?" sermon by PBS, 1 typs.

Union Thanksgiving Service, [1930s].

Union Thanksgiving Service, 1932.

Union Thanksgiving Service, 1935. Research material, 1935-1961.

Union Thanksgiving Service, 1936.

Union Thanksgiving Services, 1938-1965.

Union Thanksgiving Service, 1939.

Union Thanksgiving Service, 1940.

Union Thanksgiving Service, 1941.

Union Thanksgiving Service, [1947-1959].

Union Thanksgiving Service, 1952.

Union Thanksgiving Service, 1957. "America-what went wrong?," by PSB, 1 typs., 2 carbons.

Union Thanksgiving Service, 1957. Research material.

- Page 38- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Union Thanksgiving Service, 1958.

Union Thanksgiving Service, 1959.

Union Thanksgiving Service, 1960.

Union and Family Thanksgiving Services, 1960-1963.

Union Thanksgiving Service, 1961.

Union and Family Thanksgiving Services, 1962.

Thanksgiving Family Service, 1964.

Union Thanksgiving Service, 1965.

Union Thanksgiving Service, 1966-1967.

Union and Family Thanksgiving Services, 1967.

Union Thanksgiving Service, 1968.

Union Thanksgiving Service, 1969.

Union Thanksgiving Service, 1970.

Union Thanksgiving Service, 1971.

Union Thanksgiving Service, 1972.

Hanukkah Title/Description Instances

Chanukah Services, 1952-1955.

Chanukah Service, [1953?]

Chanukah Service, 20 December 1957. Judah Maccabeus: the Sabbath of Hanukah, by Joseph I. Weiss, 1957, 1 booklet.

Chanukah Service, 25 December 1959.

- Page 39- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Chanukah Service, 16 December 1960.

Chanukah Service, 8 December 1961.

Chanukah Service, 21 December 1962.

Chanukah Service, 13 December 1963.

BOX 7 Title/Description Instances

Holidays and annual services Title/Description Instances

Hanukkah Title/Description Instances

Chanukah Service, 4 December 1964.

Chanukah Service, 20 December 1968.

Chanukah Service, 25 December 1970.

Annual Youth Service Title/Description Instances

Annual Youth Service, 31 December 1939. "Youth faces 1940." Addresses by students; Annual Youth Service, 26 December 1941: address by PSB ("Youth faces the crisis").

Annual Youth Service, 26 December 1947. "Jewish youth faces tomorrow's world."

Annual Youth Service, 24 December 1948. "Youth faces the next century." Programs from previous services.

Annual Youth Service, 30 December 1949. "Youth looks ahead-to what?"

Annual Youth Service, 29 December 1950. "Youth looks ahead-to what?"

Annual Youth Service, 28 December 1951. "Youth faces '52."

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Annual Youth Service, 26 December 1952. "Youth faces '53."

Annual Youth Service, 25 December 1953. "Youth faces '54."

Annual Youth Service, 23 December 1955. "Youth looks ahead."

Annual Youth Service, 28 December 1956. "Jewish youth looks ahead."

Annual Youth Service, 27 December 1957. "Jewish youth looks ahead."

Annual Youth Service, 26-27 December 1958. "Judaism on the campus- success or failure."

College Homecoming Services Title/Description Instances

College Homecoming Service, 1 January 1960. "Is youth beat?"

College Homecoming Service, 30 December 1960. "Who Is an Educated Person?" "The Future of the University," by Cornelius W. de Kiewiet.

College Homecoming Service, 30 December 1960. Research material.

College Homecoming Service, 22 December 1961.

Annual Scout Service Title/Description Instances

Annual Scout Service, 13 February 1942; Special Scout Service, 10 February 1950.

Lists of Scout troops with Jewish members, n.d.

Brotherhood Week (and Rochester Interfaith services and material ) Title/Description Instances

Brotherhood Day, 24 February [1935]. Address by PSB.

Brotherhood Week, [late 1930s-early 1940s]. Research material.

Brotherhood Week, [1940?]. Address by PSB.

- Page 41- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Brotherhood Week, [1940?]. Address by PSB.

Brotherhood Week, 18-25 February 1940.

Brotherhood Week, 18-25 February 1940. Newspaper clippings.

Brotherhood Week, 22-28 February 1941.

Interfaith material, [1943].

Brotherhood Week, 1946. "The role of brotherhood in 1946," address by PSB, 20 February 1946. Pamphlet.

Brotherhood Week, 1948. "What price brotherhood?" address by PSB, 24 February 1948.

Brotherhood Week, [1950s]. Mss. notes.

Brotherhood Week, 23 February 1951. "Brotherhood-what it means to me."

Brotherhood Week, 19 February 1960. "How good is good will today?" "Some plain talk about interfaith relations today," address by PSB [1952?]

Brotherhood Week, 1963. Includes correspondence with Ralph Bunche.

Annual Brotherhood Inter-Faith Meeting, 1963, 1965.

Brotherhood Week, 1964-1969.

Purim Title/Description Instances

Purim services, 1965-1969.

Music Services Title/Description Instances

Mendelssohn Service, 8 December 1929.

Sacred Service by Ernest Bloch, 31 May 1938.

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Jewish Music Service, 9 March 1951.

Jewish Music Service, 13 March 1953.

Jewish Music Service, 9 April 1954.

Jewish Music Service, 25 March 1955.

Jewish Music Service, 9 March 1956.

Jewish Music Service, 1 March 1957.

Jewish Music Service, 14 March 1958.

Jewish Music Service, 27 March 1959.

Jewish Music Service, 15 April 1960.

Jewish Music Service, 21 April 1961.

Jewish Music Service, 27 April 1962.

Jewish Music Service, 20 March 1964.

Jewish Music Service, 30 April 1965.

Jewish Music Service, 29 April 1966. "Sabbath morning liturgy," score by Heinrich Schalit.

Annual Music Service, 1 March 1968.

Jewish Music Service, 2 May 1969.

Annual Music Service, 1 May 1970.

BOX 8 Title/Description Instances

Holidays and annual services Title/Description Instances

- Page 43- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Jewish Music Services Title/Description Instances

Annual Music Service, 30 April 1971.

Annual Music Service, 14 April 1972.

Annual Jewish Music Festival, 30 March 1973.

Schalit Music Service, 9 April 1976: address by Heinrich Schalit.

Other services Title/Description Instances

Dialogue by the Rabbis [between PSB and Herbert Bronstein, unless otherwise indicated] Title/Description Instances

Dialogue, 20 November 1959. On Job and Archibald MacLeish's play, J.B.

Dialogue, 30 December 1960. "Who is an educated person?" Announcements only.

Dialogue, 7 April 1961. "War or peace? What can we do?"

Dialogue, 30 October 1964. "How should you vote for the next President?"

Dialogue, 30 October 1964. "How should you vote for the next President?" Research material.

Dialogue, 25 December 1964: "The college student: What's wrong? What hope?"

Dialogue, 28 February 1969. "What's a rabbi for?" PSB and P. Selvin Goldberg.

Ecumenical trialogue, 24 December 1971: "Peace on earth, good will to men," Rev. Charles Lavery, Dr. Arthur R. McKay, PSB.

Trialogue, 27 April 1973: "Common Problems-Uncommon Answers," Dr. William H. Hudnut, Rev. Charles Lavery, PSB.

- Page 44- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Culture in the Courtyard Title/Description Instances

Culture in the Courtyard, Summer 1968.

Culture in the Courtyard, Summer 1969.

Culture in the Courtyard, Summer 1970. Chiefly material on "Why Jews laugh."

Culture in the Courtyard, 1 July 1970. "Why Jews laugh."

Culture in the Courtyard, 25 June 1971. QB VII.

Culture in the Courtyard, 4 June 1972. Joseph and the amazing technicolor dreamcoat.

Forum Weekends and Program Title/Description Instances

Forum Weekend, March 1963. Erich Fromm, Arthur J. Lelyveld, Howard Hanson. "Jewish values and the condition of man."

Forum Weekend, November 1963. Nelson Glueck, J.A. Sanders, John Brennan. "The Bible, archaeology and modern man."

Forum Weekend, October 1964. Abba Eban, David MacLennan, Clifford Carpenter. "Israel and the future of man."

Forum Weekend, January 1966. Abram L. Sachar, Jules Brody, Harry D. Goldman, "The future of the American Jewish community."

Forum Program, 12 April 1969. Yitzhak Rabin.

People to People Services Title/Description Instances

People to People Service, 17 November 1961.

People to People Service, 8 November 1963, 20 November 1964.

- Page 45- Philip S. Bernstein papers

People to People Service, 12 November 1965.

People to People Service, 12 November 1965. Research material.

People to People Service, [November? 1967]

People to People Service, 15 November 1968.

People to People Service, 21 November 1969.

People to People Sabbath, 8 January 1971.

People to People Sabbath, 17 November 1972.

Other Services, Programs , and Events Title/Description Instances

Armistice Day Service, 11 November 1923.

Concert of compositions by Heinrich Schalit, 17 November 1930; Concert in honor of Heinrich Schalit, 13 December 1940.

Lists of TBK Activities, 1938-1941.

"On growing old," 18 November 1949.

"Happy Family Series," 1950-1951.

Masonic Consecration Service, 14 January 1955.

"Flowers in the sanctuary," 30 October 1955. Garden clubs of Brighton tour of Rochester churches and synagogues, including TBK.

Masonic Consecration Service, 1 February 1957.

Temple B'rith Kodesh-Third Presbyterian Church Dinner, 18 February 1960.

NELFTY Youth activities, 1960-1968.

NELFTY Winter Conclave, 24-28 December 1962.

- Page 46- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Drama Workshop, 1963-1965.

Summer program ideas, 1967.

Florence Rothman Fisher Creative Worship Service, 10 May 1968.

Students visiting TBK [1969]. Photographs.

Creative Services, 1969-1971.

Joint Worship Services, 1970-1973.

Symposium on patriotism, 11 February 1972. "What patriotism means to me."

Prospective programs and services, [1950s].

"Sabbath eve in the home," Kiddush service and songs, n.d.

BOX 9 Title/Description Instances

Religious education Title/Description Instances

Religious School Title/Description Instances

Photograph of a class? [n.d.]

Religious education, 1947-1956.

"Report on trip to Cleveland, Ohio," [1950s?]

"Pronunciation of Hebrew words," [1950s?] Change to S'fardit.

Correspondence on Hebrew instruction, 1951.

Correspondence on religious education, 1958-1959.

Adult Education Committee, 1959-1970.

- Page 47- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"Code of practice," Temple B'rith Kodesh Department of Religious Education, [1960?]

Religious School, 1960-1961.

Paul Dworkin Memorial Camp Institute, 31 August-3 September 1961.

Religious School, 1962. Children's essays on the question of living in a ghetto.

Religious School, 1962-1963.

Paul Dworkin Memorial Camp Institute, 26-30 August 1964.

Religious School, 1964.

Education committee, 1965.

Religious School, 1967-1968.

Religious School workshop, 7 December 1969.

Religious School, 1969.

Religious School, 1970-1973.

B'nai Mitzvah Services Title/Description Instances

Mss. notes [1940-1942?]

Bar Mitzvah of Stephen Bernstein in Frankfurt, Germany, 25 January 1947.

B'nai Mitzvah Services, 1947-1951.

B'nai Mitzvah Services, 1952-1953.

B'nai Mitzvah Services, 1954-1955.

B'nai Mitzvah Services, 1956.

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B'nai Mitzvah Services, 1957.

B'nai Mitzvah Services, 1958.

B'nai Mitzvah Services, 1959.

B'nai Mitzvah Services, 1960 (January-June).

B'nai Mitzvah Services, 1960 (July-December).

Bar Mitzvah Services, 1960-1961.

B'nai Mitzvah Services, 1961 (January-May).

B'nai Mitzvah Services, 1961 (June-December).

B'nai Mitzvah Services, 1962 (January-June).

B'nai Mitzvah Services, 1962 (July-December).

B'nai Mitzvah Services, 1963 (January-June).

B'nai Mitzvah Services, 1963 (July-December).

Bar Mitzvah Service, 11 April 1964.

B'nai Mitzvah Services, 1964.

BOX 10 Title/Description Instances

Religious education Title/Description Instances

B'nai Mitzvah Services Title/Description Instances

B'nai Mitzvah Services, 1965 (January-June).

B'nai Mitzvah Services, 1965 (July-December).

- Page 49- Philip S. Bernstein papers

B'nai Mitzvah Services, 1966.

B'nai Mitzvah Services, 1967 (January-June).

B'nai Mitzvah Services, 1967 (July-December).

B'nai Mitzvah Services, 1968 (January-June).

B'nai Mitzvah Services, 1968 (July-December).

B'nai Mitzvah Services, 1969.

B'nai Mitzvah Services, 1970.

B'nai Mitzvah Services, 1971.

B'nai Mitzvah Services, 1972 (January-June).

Bar Mitzvah Service, 13 May 1972.

B'nai Mitzvah Services, 1972 (July-December).

B'nai Mitzvah Services, 1973-1976.

Bar Mitzvah Services, 1977-1979.

B'nai Mitzvah, [1950s-1970s].

B'nai Mitzvah, [1960s-1970s].

Confirmation Services Title/Description Instances

Confirmation Service, 5 June 1927.

Confirmation Service, 1928.

Confirmation Service, 16 June 1929.

Confirmation Service, 1930.

- Page 50- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Confirmation Service, 24 May 1931.

Confirmation Service, 28 May 1933.

Confirmation Service, [1934].

Confirmation Service, 9 June 1935.

Confirmation Service, 31 May 1936.

Confirmation Service, 5 June 1938.

Confirmation Service, 28 May 1939. "The price of security," address by University of Rochester president Alan Valentine, 10 February 1938.

Confirmation Service, 9 June 1940.

Confirmation Service, 1 June 1941.

Confirmation Service, 24 May 1942.

Confirmation Service, 6 June 1943.

Confirmation Service, 28 May 1944.

Confirmation Service, 20 May 1945.

Confirmation Service, 2 June 1946.

Confirmation Service, 18 May 1947.

Confirmation Service, 13 June 1948.

Confirmation Service, 5 June 1949.

Confirmation Service, 21 May 1950.

Confirmation Service, 10 June 1951.

Confirmation Service, 1 June 1952.

- Page 51- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Confirmation Service, 17 May 1953.

Confirmation Service, 6 June 1954.

Confirmation Service, 29 May 1955.

Confirmation Service, 20 May 1956.

Confirmation Service, 14 April 1957.

BOX 11 Title/Description Instances

Religious education Title/Description Instances

Confirmation Services Title/Description Instances

Confirmation, 1957.

Confirmation Service, 25 May 1958.

Reconsecration Service, Confirmation Classes 1881-1958, 20 February 1959.

Confirmation, 5 June 1959.

Confirmation Service, 31 May 1960.

Confirmation Service, 21 May 1961.

Confirmation Service, 9 June 1962.

Confirmation Service, 28 May 1963.

Confirmation Service, 17 May 1964.

Confirmation Service, 6 June 1965.

Confirmation Service, 24 May 1966.

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Confirmation Service, 24 May 1966.

Confirmation Service, 13 June 1967.

Confirmation Service, 2 June 1968.

Confirmation Service, 22 May 1969.

Confirmation Service, 22 May 1969.

Confirmation Service, 9 June 1970.

Confirmation Service, 30 May 1971.

Confirmation Service, 30 May 1971.

Confirmation Service, 18 May 1972.

Confirmation Service, 18 May 1972.

Confirmation Service, 5 June 1973 (in conjunction with Reunion of Rabbis Service, Graduation Service, and Confirmation Alumnae Reunion).

Confirmation class, 1974. Photograph.

Confirmation class photographs.

Confirmation Service program, n.d.

Pre-Confirmation class essays [1944].

Pre-Confirmation Student Interchange, with Holy Blossom Temple of Toronto, Canada, April 1963.

Confirmation class materials, n.d.

High School Graduation Services Title/Description Instances

Graduation Service, 26 April 1936.

- Page 53- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Graduation Service, 14 May 1939.

Graduation Service, 5 May 1940.

Graduation Service, 4 May 1941.

Graduation Service, 24 April 1942.

Graduation Service, 28 April 1944.

Graduation Service, 2 May 1947.

Graduation Service, 29 April 1949.

Graduation Service, 4 May 1951.

Graduation Service, 9 May 1952.

Graduation Service, 15 May 1953.

Graduation Service, 30 April 1954.

Graduation Service, 30 April 1954.

Graduation Service, 11 May 1956.

Graduation Service, 3 May 1957.

Graduation Service, 5 May 1958.

Graduation Service, 15 May 1959.

Graduation Service, 13 May 1960. Address by Joseph F. Kauffman.

Graduation Service, 12 May 1961.

Graduation Service, 18 May 1962.

Graduation Service, 17 May 1963.

Graduation Service, 8 May 1964.

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Graduation Service, 17 May 1968.

Graduation Service, 16 May 1969.

Graduation Service, 15 May 1970.

Graduation Service, 11 May 1973 (in conjunction with Confirmation Alumnae Reunion).

BOX 12 Title/Description Instances

Religious education Title/Description Instances

High School Graduation Services Title/Description Instances

Graduation Service sermon, untitled, n.d.

Graduation, 1950s-1960s. Research material (chiefly newspaper clippings).

Graduation, 1950s-1960s. Research material.

Graduation, 1950s-1960s. Research material.

Adult Education and Seniors Programs Title/Description Instances

Adult Institute, 1950-1968.

Adult Institute, 1960-1965.

Adult Institute, 1961-1965.

Adult Institute, 1961-1965.

Adult Institute, 1963.

Adult Institute, 1963-1965.

- Page 55- Philip S. Bernstein papers

On Jewish image in literature, 1965-1966.

On Jewish image in literature, 1965-1966. Research material.

Senior Adult Programs, 1966-1970.

Adult Institute, 1969-1970.

Adult Institute, 1969-1971.

Council on Adult Jewish Learning, 9 October 1977.

Clergy Institutes Title/Description Instances

Clergy Institute, 7 January 1937.

Clergy Institute, 22 March 1938.

[Clergy Institute?], 10 January 1939.

Clergy Institute, 11 January 1940.

Clergy Institute, 27 January 1941.

Clergy Institute, 16 February 1942.

Clergy Institute, 18 January 1943.

Clergy Institute, 9 January 1946.

Clergy Institute, 20 January 1948.

Clergy Institute, 20 January 1948.

Clergy Institute, 4 April 1949.

Clergy Institute, 13 February 1950.

Clergy Institute, 15 January 1951.

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Clergy Institute, 25 February 1952.

Clergy Institute, 29 January 1953.

Clergy Institute, 1954.

Clergy Institute, 21 February 1955. Guest, Thurgood Marshall.

Clergy Institute, 3 December 1956.

Clergy Institute, 13 January 1958.

Clergy Institute, 13 January 1958.

Clergy Institute, 19 January 1959.

Clergy Institute, 1 February 1960.

Clergy Institute, 26 January 1961.

Clergy Institute, 31 January 1962.

Clergy Institute, 7 March 1963.

Clergy Institute, 16 January 1964.

Clergy Institute, 12 January 1965.

Clergy Institute, 20 January 1966.

Clergy Institute, 10 April 1967.

Clergy Institute, 14 February 1968.

Clergy Institute, 26 March 1969.

Clergy Institute, 26 February 1970.

Clergy Institute, 14 January 1971.

Clergy Institute, 25 February 1972.

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Clergy Institute, 10 May 1974.

Clergy Institute, 1974. Research material (newspaper clippings).

Clergy Institute, 1974. Research material (newspaper clippings).

BOX 13 Title/Description Instances

Clergy Institutes

Clergy Institute, 1974. Research material (newspaper clippings).

Clubs

Sisterhood

Sisterhood Lecture series, "The achievement of maturity," 1949-1950.

Sisterhood meeting and panel discussion, "Let's look at our children," 19 November 1952.

Sisterhood History Lectures, 1953.

Sisterhood Inter-faith Luncheon, 19 January 1955.

Sisterhood News, November 1957. 1 issue.

Correspondence, 1959.

Sisterhood Study Group, 1959-1962.

Sisterhood Study Group, 1960s. Research material.

Sisterhood Study Group, 1960s. Research material.

Sisterhood Study Course, 1962. Typs. notes about books.

Sisterhood Bulletin, April 1963. 1 issue.

Sisterhood, 1963-1964.

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Sisterhood-sponsored Israel tour, 1966.

Sisterhood sponsored Israel tour, 1966.

Sisterhood sponsored Israel tour, 1966. Newspaper clipping.

Sisterhood, 1968. Correspondence.

Sisterhood, 1968. Research material.

Sisterhood Luncheon, 23 September 1970. "The Jewish woman in today's society," address by PSB.

Sisterhood Sabbath, 14 May 1971.

Temple Club

Temple Club, 1929-30 season brochure.

Temple Club Lecture, [1932]: comments by PSB on Chief Justice Benjamin N. Cardozo, 1 typs.

Temple Club, 1939-1940: correspondence regarding possible speakers.

Temple Club, 1939-1941: brochures from lecture bureaus.

Temple Club Lectures, [1940s-50s].

Temple Club Hanukkah dinner, 22 December 1940.

Temple Club meetings, November-December 1940. "Judaism and Christianity compare notes."

Temple Club, 1940-1941.

Temple Club, 1940-1941.

Temple Club, 7 February 1943. "Jews in the post-War world," address by PSB, 1 carbon. "Samuel Gompers and free silver, 1896," article edited by Irving Bernstein, extracted from Mississippi Valley historical review, n.d.

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Temple Club, 1948-1952. Correspondence, Max Lerner.

Temple Club, 1949: Correspondence, U.S. Senator Paul H. Douglas.

Temple Club, 1949-1950. Correspondence regarding possible lecturers.

Temple Club, 1949-1950. Brochures from lecture bureaus.

Temple Club, 1949-1950. Brochures from lecture bureaus.

Temple Club Lecture, 1951. Address by PSB introducing guest speaker Cornelius DeKiewiet; correspondence between PSB and DeKiewiet.

Temple Club Lecture, 1951. Correspondence, Martin Agronsky.

Temple Club Lectures, 1951. Correspondence regarding possible lecturers.

Temple Club Lectures, 1952. Correspondence regarding possible lecturers.

Temple Club Lectures, 1953. Correspondence regarding possible lecturers.

Temple Club Lectures, 1953. Correspondence regarding possible lecturers.

Temple Club Lecture, 9 March 1954. Correspondence, G. Bromley Oxnam.

Temple Club Retreat, 1954-1955.

Temple Club Annual Dinner meeting, 13 May 1958, featuring Philip, Saul, Irving, and Jeremy Bernstein.

Temple Club Lectures, [1950s].

Temple Club Lectures, [1950s].

Temple Club Lectures, [1950s].

Temple Club Lectures, [1950s]. Newspaper clippings [of potential speakers?]

Temple Club Lectures, [1950s]. Newspaper clippings of speakers.

Temple Club, [1950s-60s]. Constitution; minutes of meetings.

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Temple Club, 1960s. Newspaper clippings on possible speakers and topics.

BOX 14 Title/Description Instances

Clubs Title/Description Instances

Temple Club Title/Description Instances

Temple Club dinner with Moshe Sharett, 20 November 1960.

Inter-congregational Men's Group Hanukkah Dinner, sponsored by Temple Club, December 1960.

Temple Club Lectures, 1960-1962.

Temple Club activities, 1960-1962.

Temple Club Lectures, 1960-1963.

Temple Club Lectures, 1963-1964.

Temple Club Lectures, 1963-1967.

Temple Club Lectures, 1965-1967.

Temple Club, 1967-1970.

Temple Club Lectures, 1968-1970.

Temple Club Lectures, 1960s-1970s.

Temple Club Lectures, 1960s-1970s.

Young Couples Club Title/Description Instances

Young Couples Club, 1959-1965.

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New Temple in Brighton

Correspondence, programs of special events, and other materials Title/Description Instances

Correspondence, 1956-1959.

"Arise and build," consecration service for land for new temple, 19 October 1958.

Correspondence, 1958-1960.

Correspondence and financial material, 1958-1962.

Correspondence, 1958-1969.

Miscellaneous, 1959.

Color separations of architect's rendering of new Temple, [1959?]

Correspondence between PSB and other temples regarding religious school, 1959

Newspaper clippings on new temple design, and on architectural subjects, 1959-1961.

Miscellaneous, 1959-1967.

Correspondence, 1960.

Correspondence, 1960-1961.

Correspondence, photos, and slides, 1960-1965.

"Arise and build," groundbreaking service, 7 May 1961.

Correspondence, 1961-1962.

Correspondence, chiefly financial, 1961-1962.

"Arise and build," dedication of cornerstone, 11 June 1962.

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"My first Friday evening sermon in the new temple," by PSB, 2 November 1962: 1 typs., 3 carbons, research material.

"The art and architecture of Temple B'rith Kodesh," two addresses by Herbert Bronstein, [1962?]

Research material on new religious buildings, 1962.

Press accounts of new Temple, 1962.

Correspondence, PSB and Mitch Miller, on latter's financial gifts, 1962-1963.

Correspondence on landscaping, 1962-1963.

The song is you, "a petite musical," 1963.

Weekend of consecration, dedicating new temple, 19-21 April 1963.

New Temple Dedication, 1963. Correspondence.

Correspondence on landscaping, 1964.

Correspondence on landscaping, 1965.

Correspondence on landscaping and courtyards, 1966.

Correspondence on landscaping, 1967.

BOX 15 Title/Description Instances

New Temple in Brighton Title/Description Instances

Correspondence, programs of special events, and other materials Title/Description Instances

Correspondence on landscaping, 1968.

Correspondence on temple brochure, 1968-1969.

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Ark by Luise Kaish for New Temple Title/Description Instances

Correspondence between PSB, Luise Kaish, Pietro Bellushi, and others; also correspondence on religious school, 1959.

On the ark and artists, 1959-1964.

Correspondence, PSB-Solomon Freehof, on art on the Ark, 1960--1964.

Correspondence, 1961-1962.

Correspondence, 1963.

Correspondence, other material by and on Luise Kaish, 1963-1964.

Correspondence, 1964.

Sanctuary Ark Dedication, 3 April 1964, with later materials.

"What is the Ark?" address by PSB for Ark Dedication, 3 April 1964.

Ark Dedication, 3 April 1964. Photographs, newspaper clippings, other material.

Ark Dedication, 3 April 1964. Correspondence.

Ark Dedication, 3 April 1964.

Luise and Morton Kaish exhibition catalogues, 1973-1974.

Temple bulletins and news releases Title/Description Instances

Temple bulletins Title/Description Instances

Temple bulletins, 1928.

Temple bulletins, 1929.

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Temple bulletins, 1930.

Temple bulletins, 1931.

Temple bulletins, 1932.

Temple bulletins, 1933.

Temple bulletins, 1934.

Temple bulletins, 1935.

Temple bulletins, 1936.

Temple bulletins, 1939.

Temple bulletins, 1940.

Temple bulletins, 1941.

Temple bulletins, 1946.

Temple bulletins, 1947.

Temple bulletins, 1948.

Temple bulletins, 1949.

Temple bulletins, 1950.

Temple bulletins, 1951.

Temple bulletins, 1952.

Temple bulletins, 1953.

Temple bulletins, 1954.

Temple bulletins, 1955.

Temple bulletins, 1956.

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Temple bulletins, 1957.

Temple bulletins, 1958.

Temple bulletins, 1959.

Temple bulletins, 1960.

Temple bulletins, 1961.

Temple bulletins, 1962.

Temple bulletins, 1963.

Temple bulletins, 1964.

Temple bulletins, 1965.

Temple bulletins, 1966.

Temple bulletin, 1969.

Temple bulletins, 1970.

Temple bulletins, 1971.

Temple bulletins, 1972.

Temple bulletin material and news releases Title/Description Instances

Press releases on TBK services, [1949?]

Bulletin material and press releases, 1949-1967.

Announcement of address by Nelson Glueck, 20 April 1956, with 1953 biographical sketch, and announcement of "Brunch with Broido," [1955?]

Bulletin material, 1958-1968.

Bulletin material, 1961-1970.

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Bulletin material and press releases, 1962-1963.

Memo from PSB on adding Rabbi Herman Dicker to TBK Bulletin mailing list, 1970.

Miscellaneous Title/Description Instances

Miscellaneous, 1945.

Miscellaneous, 1956-1968.

Miscellaneous, 1971-1973.

List of names, n.d.

Miscellaneous, n.d.

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Sermons Title/Description Instances

BOX 1 Title/Description Instances

1922 Title/Description Instances

"I Am an Hebrew," 1 October 1922.

1926 Title/Description Instances

"The Minister," May 1926. 3 carbons (typed later), 2 photostats from Jewish Institute Quarterly.

Yom Kippur morning, 18 September 1926. 1 carbon.

Yom Kippur evening, 18 September 1926. 1 carbon.

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1927 Title/Description Instances

"All Alone," 27 March 1927. 1 typs., ms. notes.

"I the Jew," 30 October 1927.

"The Soul of America," 20 November 1927. 2 typs., carbon fragments, ms. notes, newspaper clippings.

On anti-Semitism [1927?].

1928 Title/Description Instances

["Alone With God," 4 March 1928, Unitarian Church of Rochester]. 1 typs., church bulletin.

"Disraeli," 25 March 1928. Ms. speech notes.

"Who Is Free?" 1 April 1928. 1 typs., ms. notes.

"Russia: Religion and Revolution," 28 October 1928. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"Judaism in Russia," 18 November 1928. 1 carbon, carbon fragments, ms. notes, issues of periodicals.

Holidays and other sermons [1928]. Four different sermons: 1 typs., 1 carbon, ms. notes, newspaper clippings.

On Freedom in Russia [1928?].

The Island Within [1928?].

1929 Title/Description Instances

"Bergson and Judaism," 20 January 1929. 1 typs., ms. notes.

Rosh Hashonah Eve, [4 October] 1929. 1 typs., ms. notes.

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Yom Kippur Morning, [14 October] 1929. 1 typs.

"Tolerance," 3 February [1929]. 2 carbons.

"The Challenge of Youth," Buffalo, N.Y., 27 December 1929. 1 typs., 2 carbons, ms. notes.

1930 Title/Description Instances

"Scaling the Heights," 5 April 1930. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

Rosh Hashonah Evening, September 22 1930. 1 typs.

Rosh Hashonah Morning, September 23 1930. 1 typs.

Yom Kippur Eve, [1 October] 1930. 1 typs.

Yom Kippur Memorial, [2 October] 1930. 1 typs.

"Betrayed," 2 November 1930.

"The Religion of a Scientist, an Agnostic, and a Rabbi," 30 November 1930. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

1931 Title/Description Instances

Rosh Hashonah Eve, [11 September] 1931. 1 typs.

Rosh Hashonah Morning, [12 September] 1931. 1 typs., newspaper clipping on PSB.

"A Rabbi looks at Gandhi," 8 November 1931. 1 typs., ms. notes.

"Justice Brandeis," 15 November 1931. 1 typs., 1 carbon, ms. notes.

"'The Fool': a message for Chanukah," 6 December 1931. 1 typs., carbon fragments, ms. and typs. notes, pamphlets, newspaper clippings.

On"Mourning becomes Electra," [1931?]

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1932 Title/Description Instances

"What is left of Judaism?" 3 January 1932. 1 typs., 2 carbons.

"Hitler: is he Germany's messiah or greatest menace?" 10 January 1931 [i.e. 1932]. 1 typs.

"Jane Addams and Margaret Sanger: ideals of American womanhood," 17 January 1932. 1 typs., 2 carbons, ms. notes, additional statement in support of Sanger, research material.

On the Japanese war in Manchuria, [14 February 1932?]. 1 typs., 3 carbons, ms. notes, research material.

On the Japanese war in Manchuria, [14 February 1932?]. Research material.

"Lenin's communism, Gandhi's spinning wheel, Hoover's 'rugged individualism'-whither mankind?" 6 March 1932. 1 typs.

Purim sermon, [March 1932?]. 1 typs.

"Plagues that destroy a nation," Passover 1932. 1 carbon.

Rosh Hashonah Evening, [30 September] 1932. 1 typs., 2 carbons.

Rosh Hashonah Morning, [1 October] 1932. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

Yom Kippur Eve, [9 October] 1932. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

Yom Kippur Memorial, [10 October] 1932. 1 typs.

"In the beginning, God," 30 October 1932. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

On the relationship between religion and politics, [6 November 1932?]. 1 typs., 2 carbons.

"Gandhi's fast or Mussolini's fist," 13 November 1932. 1 typs.

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"A challenge to defeat," 20 November 1932. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"What kind of a city do we want to live in?" 27 November 1932. 1 typs., 3 carbons, correspondence, research material, some later.

"'Mourning becomes Electra'-the moral implications," 11 December 1932. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

On shrines and gods, 25 December 1932. 1 typs., 3 carbons, research material, correspondence.

On Robert Falcon Scott's death in the Antarctic [1932?]. 1 typs.

On economic conditions as the real threat to American society, [1932?] 3 carbons, ms. notes.

1933 Title/Description Instances

"Herbert H. Lehman, Governor of New York," 1 January 1933. 1 typs., 3 carbons, research material.

"A rabbi looks at foreign missions," 29 January 1933. 1 typs., research material.

"Hitler: Chancellor of Germany," 5 February 1933. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Haman Hitler: lessons for Jewish history," 12 March 1933. 1 typs., research material.

"Plagues that destroy a nation," Passover 1933. 1 typs., 2 carbons.

Rosh Hashonah Evening, [20 September] 1933. 1 typs., ms. notes.

On the New Deal [Rosh Hashonah Evening? 1933]. 1 carbon.

Rosh Hashonah Morning, [21 September] 1933. 1 typs., 2 carbons, carbon fragments; letter entitled"National Special German Party Group Schramberg," 1 typs., 1 carbon. - Page 71- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Yom Kippur Evening, [29 September] 1933. 1 typs.

Yom Kippur Memorial, [30 September 1933?]. 1 typs.

"Hitler's Germany: an eyewitness report," 29 October 1933. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

Thanksgiving, 30 November 1933. 1 typs.

"The Christian-Jewish tragedy," 24 December 1933. 1 typs., ms. notes.

Reviewing 1933, [31 December 1933]. 1 typs., research material.

On the increase in anti-Semitism abroad and in the United States [1933?]. 1 carbon, research material.

On history of his thinking on and experiences in Germany [1933?]. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

1934 Title/Description Instances

On Jakob Wasserman and his life as a German and Jew, [7 January 1934]. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

On life and death of Linsley R. Williams, Ernest F. McCarron, and Travis Harbord Whitney, [14 January 1934?]. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Hitler against God: the struggle of religion in Germany," 28 January 1934. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"Three cities, Sholom Asch," 11 February 1934. 1 typs., research material.

Purim, [March 1934?]. 1 typs., research material.

On Einstein, Minuchin, Wise, [13 April 1934?]. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

On Passover and Easter, [1 April 1934?]. 1 carbon.

Passover [1934?]. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

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Rosh Hashonah Eve, 9 September 1934. 1 typs.

"The pursuit of happiness," Rosh Hashonah Morning, 10 September 1934. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

Yom Kippur Eve, 18 September 1934. 1 typs., research material.

Yom Kippur Memorial, 19 September 1934. 1 carbon.

"Has education failed?" 4 November 1934. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"How odd of God," 2 December 1934. 1 typs., research material.

"The truth of a lie," 9 December 1934. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

BOX 2 Title/Description Instances

1934 Title/Description Instances

"Elmer Rice's 'Judgment day'," 16 December 1934. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

On Everett R. Clinchy's All in the name of God, 23 December 1934. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

On Jewish survival [December 1934].

On the Depression and self-reliance [December 1934]. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

On Austria, [1934].

On Lion Feuchtwanger's The Oppermans [1934] 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

On the movie industry [1934] 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material; correspondence.

How to be happy [1934?] 1 carbon.

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1935 Title/Description Instances

"The sorry Saar" [13 January? 1935]. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

On the movie

Power, [1935]. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

On the Good-Will Pilgrimage sponsored by the United Church of Christ, 3 March 1935. 1 typs., 2 carbons, correspondence, research material.

On Robert Nathan's Road of ages, [March 1935?]. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Passover and Easter," 21 April 1935. 1 typs., research material.

"Marriage," 29 [i.e. 28?] April 1935. 1 typs., 1 carbon, ms. notes.

"My reply to the President," September 1935. 1 typs., 1 carbon, letter from Franklin D. Roosevelt.

"My reply to the President," September 1935. Research material.

Rosh Hashonah, [27 September?] 1935. 2 different typs., 1 carbon.

Yom Kippur, October [7?] 1935. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

Yom Kippur, October [7?] 1935. Research material.

Thanksgiving sermon [1935], University of Rochester Chapel. 1 typs.

Chanukah, December 1935. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

On the Lindberghs, December 1935. 2 carbons, research material.

On Charles Lindbergh, December 1935. Research material.

On Charles Lindbergh, December 1935. Research material.

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On motion picture The Crusades, [1935?]. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

On the"good heart," [1935?]. 1 typs., research material.

On Jewish self-esteem [1935?]. 2 carbons, research material.

On Thomas Mann's Joseph stories, [1935]. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

On a home for the Jews [1935?]. 1 typs., 3 carbons, research material.

"Why Jews Laugh" [1935?] 1 typs.

1936 Title/Description Instances

"Shall we buy freedom for German Jews?" 26 January 1936. 1 typs., research material.

"If I were a Christian," 2 February 1936, Hendricks Chapel, Syracuse University. Photocopy of Post-Standard newspaper clipping describing the sermon.

"Tobacco Road

: the moral implications," 29 March 1936. 1 typs., 2 carbons, ms. notes.

"The Christian Jewish paradox," 12 April 1936. 1 typs., research material.

Yom Kippur Memorial, [26 September?] 1936. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

Yom Kippur sermons [1936?]. Four different typs.

On liberty, 1 November 1936. 1 typs.

"The Jew can wait," Hannukah [December 1936]. 1 typs., 2 carbons.

On the American South, [1936]. 1 typs., 1 carbon, correspondence, research material.

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"Jews in America," [1936]. 2 carbons, research material.

"The strange case of Ludwig Lewisohn" [1936]. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

On Max Lowenthal's The Jews of Germany [1936]. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

On racism in the American South, [1936?]. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

On being a rabbi, [1936?]. 1 typs., research material, including responses to congregational questionnaire.

On Aldous Huxley' Eyeless in Gaza, [1936]. Two versions, 1 typs. each, research material.

BOX 3 Title/Description Instances

1936 Title/Description Instances

On Louis D. Brandeis, [1936]. 1 typs., 2 carbons.

On Sinclair Lewis's It can't happen here, [1936?]. 1 carbon, research material.

1937 Title/Description Instances

On Max Reinhardt's production of"The eternal road," 24 January 1937. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Jews come to America," 31 January 1937. 1 typs., 1 carbon, draft of sermon?, research material.

"What I expect from Roosevelt," [January? 1937]. Newspaper clippings reporting on sermon; 2 carbons of reflections on 1936 elections, research material.

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"Is there anything to be thankful for in this unhappy world?" [28 November? 1937]. 1 typs.

"Those far off hills," Hannukah [December?] 1937. 1 typs., research material.

"Epistles to the Jews," 19 December 1937. 1 carbon, research material.

"Epistles to the Jews," 19 December 1937. 1 typs., research material.

"Epistle to the Christians" [26 December 1937]. 1 typs., research material.

On PSB's"Epistle to the Jews," [26 December 1937]. 1 carbon.

On communism, December 1937. 1 carbon, research material.

On Pride and prejudice, [1937]. 1 typs., research material.

On Louis D. Brandeis [1937?]. 1 typs.

"Can we save democracy?" [1937]. 1 typs.

On pride and prejudice [1937?]. 1 typs., research material.

On PSB's recent trip to Palestine [1937?]. 2 different carbons, research material.

On Palestine [1937]. 1 carbon, research material.

On discontent in Nazi Germany [1937?]. 1 typs., 1 carbon of notes on meeting with former German Chancellor Heinrich Bruening, 14 January [1938].

On religion [1937?] 2 carbons, ms. notes.

On what it means to be human [1937?] 1 typs., ms. notes.

1938 Title/Description Instances

On Ludlow Amendment, [January 1938]. 1 typs., ms. notes.

On Ludlow Amendment, [January 1938]. Research material.

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On Ludlow Amendment, [January 1938]. Research material.

On women [March 1938]. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"If I could talk to Hitler," [10 April 1938]. 1 typs., newspaper clipping on sermon.

On Easter and Passover, [17 April 1938?]. 1 typs., research material.

Rosh Hashonah, [26? September 1938]. 1 typs., 1 carbon of two different sermons, research material.

Rosh Hashonah morning [27? September 1938]. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

Yom Kippur Eve [4 October 1938]. 1 typs.

Yom Kippur Memorial [5 October 1938]. 1 typs., 1 carbon of two different sermons, research material.

On the aftermath of the Munich Pact [October? 1938]. 1 typs., research material.

"It can't happen here -reconsidered," 6 November 1938. 1 typs., research material.

"It can't happen here -reconsidered," 6 November 1938. Research material.

On Jews in Germany [November 1938?]. 1 typs., research material.

On Jews in Germany [November 1938?]. Research material.

"Why are Jews persecuted?" [November 1938?]. 1 typs., 2 carbons.

"Why are Jews persecuted?" [November 1938?]. Research material.

"Shadow and Substance"-an answer to Father Coughlin [December? 1938]. 1 typs., research material.

"What Jews think about Messiah, chosen people" [25 December 1938?]. 1 typs., 1 carbon, ms. notes.

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On"Abe Lincoln in Illinois," 30 December 1938. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

On German Nazis and religion [1938?]. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

BOX 4 Title/Description Instances

1938 Title/Description Instances

On Jewish prayer [1938?].

On the Catholic Church [1938?] 1 typs., ms. notes.

"Religion faces a world in crisis" [1938?] 1 typs.

1939 Title/Description Instances

"The Christian Jewish heritage," 29 January 1939, Hendricks Memorial Chapel, Syracuse University, Syracuse, N.Y. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

Passover [April? 1939]. 1 typs., ms. notes.

Rosh Hashonah Eve, 13 September 1939. 1 typs.

Rosh Hashonah Morning, [14 September] 1939. 1 typs., 1 carbon, 1 typs. each of 2 different Yom Kippur sermons.

Holidays, 1939. Research material.

Yom Kippur Evening, [22 September] 1939. 1 typs.

Yom Kippur Morning, [23 September] 1939. 1 typs.

On the Nazi-Soviet Pact, 29 October 1939. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

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"Freud, Moses, and God," 5 November 1939. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Why I am a Zionist" [17 December 1939]. 1 typs., 2 carbons, 1 typs., 2 carbons of address? on Palestine; correspondence, research material.

"Why I am a Zionist" [17 December 1939]. Research material.

"Candles in the dark," [December 1939?]. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

On the present as a"Dark Age," [1939]. 1 typs., ms. notes.

On Jews in public office, [1939?]. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Are Jews communists?" [1939?]. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

On the twenty most interesting Jews [1939?]. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

On Conrad Moehlman's book Protestantism's challenge [1939?].

On what Jewish parents owe their children [1939?].

Jews and democracy [1939?]. Carbon fragments.

1940 Title/Description Instances

On Gone with the wind [February? 1940]. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

On the enduring values in life, [30 March 1940?]. 1 carbon.

Passover [April? 1940]. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material

On The grapes of wrath [April? 1940]. 1 carbon, research material.

Rosh Hashonah Eve, 2 October 1940. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

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Rosh Hashonah Morning, 3 October 1940. 1 typs., 2 carbons, 2 carbons of different sermons, research material.

Yom Kippur Eve [11 October 1940?]. 1 typs., research material.

On the meaning of history, 12 October [1940?]. 1 typs., research material.

Yom Kippur [memorial?], 1940. 1 typs.

On the Presidential election [October 27? 1940]. 2 typs., 2 carbon, correspondence.

On the Presidential election [October 27? 1940]. Research material.

On The great dictator [November 3? 1940]. 1 typs., research material.

On The great dictator [November 3? 1940]. 1 carbon, research material.

"Einstein's God-and yours," 1 December 1940. 1 typs., research material.

"The great hatred," [22 December 1940?]. 1 typs., 2 carbons.

On what we should do with our lives, [1940?]. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

"Russia, the enigma" [1940?]. 1 carbon.

On housing in Rochester, 1940. 1 typs., 1 carbon, correspondence.

On housing in Rochester, 1940. Research material.

"Judaism you" [1940]. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

"Henrietta Szold, a woman of valor" [1940?]. 1 typs., correspondence, research material.

On the Catholic Church [1940?]. 1 typs., 1 carbon, correspondence.

On the Catholic Church [1940?]. Research material.

On the Mormons [1940?]. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

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On Russia, [1940?] 1 carbon, ms. notes.

BOX 5 Title/Description Instances

1941 Title/Description Instances

On what these times require, [January? 1941]. 1 typs., research material.

On what we owe our youth, [8? February 1941]. 1 typs., research material.

"Welcome Weizmann," 30 March 1941. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

Purim [March 1941]. 1 typs., research material.

"Moses Jesus," 13 April 1941. 1 typs., research material.

"Consulting our community conscience," 17 September 1941. 1 typs.

Rosh Hashanah Eve, 21 September 1941. 1 carbon, research material.

Rosh Hashanah Eve, 21 September 1941. 1 typs.

Rosh Hashanah Eve, 21 September 1941. Research material.

Rosh Hashanah Eve, 21 September 1941. Research material.

Rosh Hashanah, 22 September 1941. 1 typs., research material.

Yom Kippur Eve, 30 September 1941. 1 carbon, typs. and carbon fragments, research material.

Yom Kippur Memorial, 1 October 1941. Three? different sermons and fragments, typs. and carbons.

"The keys of the kingdom," 28 November 1941. 1 typs, research material.

"What do Jews believe-messiah, mission, mankind?" 5 December 1941. 1 typs, research material.

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"What the Bill of Rights means to me," 12 December 1941. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

On what the world owes to the Jew [1941?]. Typs. fragment.

On what the Jew owes to the world [1941?]. 1 carbon, typs. fragment.

On Winston Churchill [1941?]. 1 typs., research material.

On Winston Churchill [1941?], reprint in The Jewish Ledger, 19 February 1965, 1 issue.

On the family [1941?]. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

On For whom the bell tolls and other novels [1941?]. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

1942 Title/Description Instances

"Christian and Jew look at 1942," 2 January 1942. 1 typs., research material.

"First principles for American Jews," 10 January 1942. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Japan-its faith and its fate," 30 January 1942. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Democracy and the Negro," 6 February 1942. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Priorities," 20 February 1942. 1 typs., 1 carbon, both incomplete, ms. notes.

"Jewish nonsense and nonsense about Jews," 6 March 1942. 1 typs., research material.

"The conquest of fear : the book of Daniel," 13 March 1942. 1 carbon., research material.

"The conquest of loneliness," 20 March 1942. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

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"Living under tension," 27 March 1942. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Out of the night," 3 April 1942. 1 typs., 1 carbon, ms. notes.

Rosh Hashonah eve [12? September 1942]. 1 typs.

[Rosh Hashonah? September 1942?]. 1 typs., research material.

Yom Kippur [21 September 1942]. 1 typs., research material.

["Where is God?"] Yom Kippur, September 1942.

Yom Kippur, 1942. Research material.

Yom Kippur, 1942. Research material.

Yom Kippur Memorial, October 1942. 1 typs.

"The greatest day in Jewish history" [30? October 1942]. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"The Jew in the American scene," 6 November 1942. 1 carbon.

"Letters from our fighting men," 13 November 1942. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"The case against the Saturday evening post," 1942. 1 typs., correspondence between PSB and Jacob Billikopf and others, correspondence between Wesley Winans Stout and others, research material.

"The Jew in quest of God" [1942?]. 1 typs.

1943 Title/Description Instances

"Dedicatory sermon," 5 February 1943. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

Rosh Hashonah, 29 September 1943. 1 carbon, research material.

1944 Title/Description Instances

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Rosh Hashonah Eve, 17 September 1944. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

Yom Kippur Memorial, 27 September 1944.: 1 carbon.

1945 Title/Description Instances

Eulogy for President Franklin D. Roosevelt [13 April 1945]. 1 typs.

"What do we owe our youth?" Rosh Hashonah Morning, 8 September 1945. 1 typs., 2 carbons, 1 incomplete.

Yom Kippur Memorial, 17 September 1945. 1 typs.

1946 Title/Description Instances

["Coming home"], 1 February 1946. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

"What Is Greatness," 1 March 1946. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

BOX 6 Title/Description Instances

1946 Title/Description Instances

"The dilemma of the Jew in America," 8 March 1946. 2 carbons, research material.

On scapegoats, 27 April 1946. Ms. notes.

Rosh Hashonah Eve, 25 September 1946. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

Rosh Hashonah Morning, 26 September 1946. 1 carbon, ms. notes.

Yom Kippur Eve, 4 October 1946. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

Yom Kippur Morning, 5 October 1946. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

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Yom Kippur Memorial, 5 October 1946. Two different sermons: 3 carbons of 1st, 1 carbon of 2nd.

On Erich Maria Remarque's Arch of triumph [1946?]. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

On Erich Maria Remarque's Arch of triumph [1946?]. Research material.

1947 Title/Description Instances

Rosh Hashonah Eve, 14 September 1947. 1 typs.

Rosh Hashonah Morning, 15 September 1947. 2 typs., 2 carbons.

Yom Kippur Eve [1947]. 1 typs., 2 carbons.

Yom Kippur Memorial [1947]. 2 carbons, research material.

"Can we make peace with Russia?" 24 October 1947. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Freedom train-all aboard!" 31 October 1947. 1 typs.

"Why are we different?" 21 November 1947. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"The truth about Germany," 28 November 1947. 1 typs., 1 carbon, ms. notes.

"What can you believe?" 5 December 1947. 1 typs., 2 carbons, ms. notes.

"Is Hitler dead?" 19 December 1947. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

1948 Title/Description Instances

"The Palestine fight-where I stand," 16 January 1948. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Life -and Mr. Ginsburg," 30 January 1948. 3 carbons, correspondence, research material.

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"Why did Gandhi die?" 6 February 1948. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Czechoslovakia-Palestine-what's ahead?" 5 March 1948. 3 carbons.

"Gentlemen's agreement," 16 April 1948. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

Rosh Hashonah Eve, 3 October 1948. 1 carbon.

Rosh Hashonah Morning [4 October 1948]. 1 typs., 2 carbons.

Yom Kippur, 13 October 1948. 1 typs., 2 carbons.

Yom Kippur Memorial, 13 October 1948. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"Israel and the American Jew," 29 October 1948. 1 typs., 2 carbons, ms. notes.

"If I were President," 5 November 1948. 1 typs., research material.

The Naked and the Dead, 12 November 1948. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

"The American century," 25 November 1948. 1 typs.

"What's ahead for Reform Jews?" 26 November 1948. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"How to stop worrying and start living," 9 December 1948. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"How to face life's dark hours," 17 December 1948. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"How my mind has changed," 31 December 1948. Ms. notes.

On displaced persons and post-war Europe [1948?].

1949 Title/Description Instances

"How to love yourself," 6 [i.e. 7] January 1949. 1 typs., 2 carbons, ms. notes.

- Page 87- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"The shame of Britain," 21 January 1949. 1 typs., 1 carbon, ms. notes.

"A rabbi looks at Hamlet," 4 February 1949. 1 typs., 2 carbons, ms. notes.

"The high cost of living," 11 February 1949. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Can Jews agree? On what?" 11 March 1949. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

"Do we have to live by lies?" 25 March 1949. 1 typs., carbon fragment, research material.

"The danger of Winston Churchill," 8 April 1949. 1 typs., research material.

"The tears of St. Ann and the laughter of Baal Shem," 22 April 1949. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

Rosh Hashonah Eve (["These fateful years"]), 23 September 1949. 1 typs., 1 carbon, ms. notes.

"What do we owe our children?" Rosh Hashonah, 24 September 1949. 1 typs.

Yom Kippur Eve, 2 October 1949. 1 typs., 2 carbons, ms notes.

Yom Kippur Memorial, 3 October 1949. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material; 1 typs. of Yom Kippur memorial, 9 October 1943.

"If I forget thee, O Jerusalem- " 28 October 1949. 1 typs., research material.

"Aaronsburg-an American adventure," 4 November 1949. 2 carbons, research material.

"'Peace of soul' or 'Peace of mind,'" 11 November 1949. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Communists, U.S.A.-U.S.S.R. : what shall we do?" 25 November 1949. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Happiness and fear," 2 December 1949. 1 typs., 1 carbon, ms notes.

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Chanukah Candlelight Service, 16 December 1949. Program, ms. notes.

"Mary and her Jewish Son," 23 December 1949. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Can We Make Peace with Russia?" [1949?]. 1 typs., 2 carbons.

1950

"The first fifty years-what's ahead for Jews?" 6 January 1950. 1 typs., research material.

"Mercy deaths-suicides-are they ever justified?" 20 January 1950. 1 typs., research material.

"The educated heart," 3 February 1950. 1 typs., typs. fragments; 2 carbons, research material.

"Is Germany going Nazi again?" 10 March 1950. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

BOX 7 Title/Description Instances

1950

"Religion for mature persons," 17 March 1950. 2 carbons, research material.

"Where Jews and Christians meet and part," 7 April 1950. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

Worlds in collision, 14 April 1950. 1 typs., 1 carbon, ms. notes.

Rosh Hashonah Eve, [11 September] 1950. 1 carbon, research material.

Rosh Hashonah Morning, 12 September 1950. 1 carbon.

Yom Kippur Eve, 20 September 1950. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

Yom Kippur Memorial [21 September? 1950]. 1 typs.

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"Life and letters-what I learned," 20 October 1950. 1 typs., 2 pamphlets "reprinted for private distribution" by Life.

"'The Assumption of Mary' and the assumptions of Judaism," 27 October 1950. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Must there be war with Russia?" 10 November 1950. 1 typs.

"Reform Jews-what now?" 17 November 1950. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"City lights -is life crazy?" 24 November 1950. 1 typs.

Harry Levi lecture, 1 December 1950, Temple Israel, Boston. 2 carbons, correspondence, research material.

Chanukah service, 8 December 1950. Ms. notes, research material.

"Religious freedom in Israel?" 15 December 1950. 2 carbons, research material.

"Judaism and Christianity: a declaration of independence and interdependence," 22 December 1950. 2 typs., 4 carbons.

1951

"Church and state-the Jewish view," 4 January 1951. 2 typs., 2 carbons.

"Church and state-the Jewish view," 4 January 1951. Research material (mostly from 1954).

"The wall," 19 January 1951. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"What I learned in Washington," 2 February 1951. 1 typs., research material.

"An evening with the Psalms," 9 February 1951. 1 typs., research material.

"Israel's cabinet crisis," 2 March 1951. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Jewish wit and wisdom," 16 March 1951. 1 typs.

"How do we find our way to God," 23 March 1951. 1 typs., research material.

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"Is it getting tougher to be a Jew?" 30 March 1951. 1 typs., research material.

"The decline of morals in America," 6 April 1951. 1 typs.

"MacArthur-messiah or menace?" 27 April 1951. 1 typs., 2 carbons, correspondence.

"MacArthur, messiah or menace?" 27 April 1951. 4 pamphlets.

"Faith and destiny," Rosh Hashonah Eve, 30 September 1951. 1 carbon.

"What do we owe our children?" Rosh Hashonah Morning [1 October?] 1951. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

Yom Kippur Eve, 9 October 1951. 1 typs., research material.

Yom Kippur Memorial, 11 October 1951. 1 typs., correspondence, research material.

"Israel and the Arabs," 2 November 1951. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Religion in Israel," 9 November 1951. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Are we hell-bent for Heaven?" 30 November 1951. 1 typs., research material.

"Korea-what meaning-what hope?" 14 [i.e. 7] December [1951]. 1 typs., research material.

"A modern guide for the perplexed," 14 December 1951. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

1952

"Should Jews deal with Germany?" 18 January 1952. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Can we escape: from God? To God? With God?" 25 January 1952. 2 typs., 4 carbons, research material.

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"Has Judaism a message for our times?" 1 February 1952. 1 carbon, research material. "Has religion a message for our times?" address delivered before the Chicago Sunday Evening Club, Orchestra Hall, 11 January 1953. 1 copy.

"The meaning of America," 22 February 1952. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Why get married? A leap year sermon," 29 February 1952. 1 typs., research material.

"Jews under England's queens," 14 March 1952. Ms. notes, Temple bulletin.

"A faith for liberals today," 28 March 1952. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Christians and Jews-closer together or farther apart?" 4 April 1952. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

Rosh Hashonah Eve, 19 September 1952. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

Rosh Hashonah Morning, 20 September 1952. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

Rosh Hashonah Morning, 20 September 1952. Research material.

BOX 8 Title/Description Instances

1952

Rosh Hashonah Sermons, 1952. Research material.

Yom Kippur Eve, 28 September 1952. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

Yom Kippur Memorial, 29 September 1952. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"A letter to the next President," 24 October 1952. 1 typs., correspondence, research material.

"A letter to the next President," 24 October 1952. Research material.

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"What is a Jew?-What a Jew is not," 31 October 1952. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"A Jew looks at Ivanhoe," 7 November 1952. 1 typs., research material.

"Christian Bibles, and ours," 5 December 1952. 1 typs., research material.

"Purge in Prague-behind the headlines," 19 December 1952. Ms. notes, research material.

"How Jews face death," [1952?]. 1 typs.

1953

"Is B'rith Kodesh getting too Orthodox?" 2 January 1953. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"Truman and Eisenhower-some personal observations," 16 January 1953. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Truman and Eisenhower-some personal observations," 16 January 1953. Rresearch material.

"Why don't they leave the Jews alone?" 23 January 1953. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"America has many faces," 20 February 1953. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

"Must there always be a Haman?" 27 February 1953. 1 typs., 1 carbon, ms. notes.

"The Rosenberg case," 6 March 1953. 1 typs., copies of petitions to President Eisenhower; correspondence, including restrospective comment by PSB in 1977 letter to Marc Tanenbaum, research material.

"Investigate the clergy?" 20 March 1953. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Investigate the clergy?" 20 March 1953. Research material.

"Investigate the clergy?" 20 March 1953. Research material.

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"Investigate the clergy?" 20 March 1953. Research material.

"Why I am a Reform Jew," 27 March 1953. 1 typs., research material.

"Why I am a Reform Jew," 27 March 1953. Research material.

"Passover and Easter-why are we different?" 3 April 1953. 1 typs., 1 carbon, ms. notes.

"Their finest hour," 17 April 1953. Research material.

"The state of the Union," 24 April 1953. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Hear my prayer-for what?" 8 May 1953. 1 typs., research material.

"The meaning of America," 31 May 1953. 1 carbon, research material.

Rosh Hashonah Eve, 9 September 1953. 1 typs., 2 carbons.

"What do we owe our children?" Rosh Hashonah Morning, 10 September 1953. 2 typs., 3 carbons.

Yom Kippur Eve, 18 September 1953. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

Yom Kippur Memorial, 19 September 1953. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"The Robe -the Jewish view of the Crucifixion," 3 October 1953. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Martin Luther and the Jews," 13 November 1953. 1 typs., 1 carbon, correspondence, research material.

"Questions Jews ask about Jews-psychosomatic? Psychosemantic? Psychosemitic?" 27 November 1953. 1 typs., 1 carbon, ms. notes.

Chanukah Candlelight service, 4 December 1953. Ms. notes, research material.

"The greatest faith ever known," 11 December 1953. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

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"Inside Washington," 18 December 1953. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

1954

"Design for Jewish living-1954," 1 January 1954. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"The present challenge to freedom," 10 January 1954, Third Presbyterian Church. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

BOX 9 Title/Description Instances

1954 Title/Description Instances

"The first Cain mutiny," 15 January 1954. 1 typs., 2 carbons, ms. notes.

"'Wipe out Israel' -- a reply to King Saud," 29 January 1954. 1 carbon.

"How to face life's dark days," 5 February 1954. 1 typs.

"Lincoln and the Jews," 12 February 1954. Research material.

"A rabbi looks at Hollywood," 5 March 1954. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"A rabbi looks at Hollywood," 5 March 1954. Research material.

"Israel and the American Jew," 12 March 1954. 1 typs., 3 carbons, research material.

"Haman, Hitler, and McCarthy: parallels and contrasts," 19 March 1954. 1 typs., 3 carbons.

"Haman, Hitler, and McCarthy: parallels and contrasts," 19 March 1954. Correspondence.

"Haman, Hitler, and McCarthy: parallels and contrasts," 19 March 1954. Research material.

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"Julius Caesar-Othello: Shakespeare's message to our time," 26 March 1954. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"What's happening to American Jews?" 2 April 1954. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

"Should Jews take Jesus back?" 23 April 1954. 1 typs., 3 carbons, research material.

"27, a welcoming service to Rabbi Joel Dobin," 7 May 1954. 2 carbons.

["What America means to me"], 30 May 1954. Ms. notes, research material.

Rosh Hashonah Eve, 27 September 1954. 1 typs., 2 carbons, ms. notes.

Rosh Hashonah Morning, 28 September 1954. 1 typs., 2 carbons, ms. notes.

"A heart of wisdom," Yom Kippur Eve, 6 October 1954. 1 carbon.

Yom Kippur Memorial, 7 October 1954. 1 typs., 2 carbons, 3 pamphlets with title "How to face death," correspondence.

"American Jew, what next?" 29 October 1954. 1 typs., 3 carbons, research material.

"Is Adenauer Germany?" 5 November 1954. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

"From Dreyfuss to Mendes-France," 12 November 1954. 1 typs., 3 carbons.

"From Dreyfuss to Mendes-France," 12 November 1954. Correspondence, research material.

"Herzl, Israel, Dulles," 26 November 1954. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Should Jews keep Christmas?" 10 December 1954. 2 carbons, 1 photocopy, correspondence, research material.

"Windows on Washington: is McCarthy through? Arms for the Arabs? What hope for peace?" 17 December 1954. 1 typs., 3 carbons, research material.

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["A faith for '55"], 31 December 1954. Ms. notes.

1955 Title/Description Instances

"The strange love of J. Robert Oppenheimer," 7 January 1955. 2 typs., 5 carbons; 1 carbon of radio address "J. Robert Oppenheimer," 30 January 1955, research material.

"The price of principle," 21 January 1955. Ms. notes, research material.

"These things I have seen," 18 February 1955. 1 typs., 3 carbons.

"Religious faith and human brotherhood," 20 February 1955, Third Presbyterian Church. 3 carbons, research material.

"Morroco and Mendes-France," 4 March 1955. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"Israel, 1955," 11 March 1955. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

"The Berlin Orchestra-motifs and overtones," 18 March 1955. 1 typs., research material.

"How shall I know thee?" 1 April 1955. 1 typs., 4 carbons, research material.

"From Egypt to Egypt," 15 April 1955. 1 typs., 4 carbons, research material.

"Marriage and divorce-the Jewish view," 6 May 1955. 1 typs., 2 carbons, correspondence.

"Marriage and divorce-the Jewish view," 6 May 1955. Research material.

Rosh Hashonah Eve, 16 September 1955. 1 typs.

"What do we owe our children?" Rosh Hashonah Morning, 17 September 1955. 1 typs.

Yom Kippur Eve, 25 September 1955. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

Yom Kippur Memorial, 5 October 1955. 1 typs.

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"Egypt, Israel and the United States," 21 October 1955. 1 carbon.

"Are American Jews religious?" 28 October 1955. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Sharrett confronts Molotov: the Jews versus communism; the Jews behind the Iron Curtain," 4 November 1955. 1 typs., 3 carbons.

"Sharrett confronts Molotov: the Jews versus communism; the Jews behind the Iron Curtain," 4 November 1955. Research material.

"Marjorie Morningstar," 18 November 1955. 1 typs., 1 carbon, correspondence, research material.

"Do we have to live by lies?" 25 November 1955. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

"Religion for mature persons" [27 November? 1955], Unitarian Church. Correspondence, research material [for sermon see same title, 17 March 1950].

"Approaching Chanukah and Christmas," 2 December 1955. 1 typs., 1 photocopy, 2 carbons.

BOX 10 Title/Description Instances

1955 Title/Description Instances

"Life looks at the Jews, Look's life of the Jews," 30 December 1955. 1 typs., 2 carbons.

"Life looks at the Jews, Look's life of the Jews," 30 December 1955. Research material.

1956 Title/Description Instances

"Toynbee and the fossil," 6 January 1956. 1 typs., 3 carbons, research material. - Page 98- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"The strange case of Ludwig Lewisohn," 20 January 1956. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"West of Eden," 27 January 1956. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

"The Mideast muddle," 16 March 1956. 1 carbon, research material.

"Passover-a new look," 23 March 1956. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Do Jews await the messiah?" 30 March 1956. 1 typs., 3 carbons.

"Heine-poet and Jew," 27 April 1956. 1 typs., 3 carbons, research material.

"Freud-pathfinder and Jew," 4 May 1956. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

Rosh Hashonah Eve, 5 September 1956. 1 typs., 2 carbons, correspondence.

Rosh Hashonah Eve, 5 September 1956. Research material.

Rosh Hashonah Eve, 5 September 1956. Research material.

Rosh Hashonah Morning, 6 September 1956. 1 typs., 3 carbons.

Rosh Hoshonah Morning, 6 September 1956. Research material.

Yom Kippur Eve, 14 September 1956. 1 typs., 2 carbons.

Yom Kippur Memorial, 15 September 1956. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"Why are you a Reform Jew?" 19 October 1956. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Crisis in the Middle East," 26 October 1956. 1 typs.

"Mid-East conflict-the way out," 2 November 1956. 1 typs., 1 pamphlet, research material.

"To the next President," 9 November 1956. 1 typs., 3 carbons.

"Americanism and Judaism, a Thanksgiving address," 23 November 1956. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

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"From Sinai to Sinai and back," 7 December 1956. 1 typs., 2 carbons.

"Should the Jews take Spinoza back?" 14 December 1956. 1 typs., 1 carbon, correspondence.

"Where Judaism differed," 21 December 1956. 1 typs., 3 carbons.

"Where Judaism differed," 21 December 1956. Research material.

"Where Judaism differed," 21 December 1956. Research material.

1957 Title/Description Instances

"The Jews-1957," 4 January 1957. Ms. notes.

"The Jews-1957," 4 January 1957. Research material.

"The Jews-1957," 4 January 1957. Research material.

"Baby doll - Peyton Place:

the moral implications," 11 January 1957. 1 carbon, research material.

"The Eisenhower Doctrine," 25 January 1957. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

"Tribute to Brandeis," 8 February 1957. 1 typs., 4 carbons, temple bulletin with temple exhibit pamphlet on Brandeis with PSB's "The Brandeis I knew," research material.

"Tribute to Brandeis," 8 February 1957. Correspondence.

"What America means to me," 22 February 1957. 1 typs., 3 carbons, research material.

"Questions Napoleon asked-American Jews answer," 8 March 1957. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

"Thou shalt love the Lord thy God: Why? How? When? Where?" 22 March 1957. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

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"Israel-Double crossed? Desperate? Dauntless!" 5 April 1957. 1 typs., research material.

"A Rabbi's thirty years," 12 April 1957. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

Rosh Hashonah Eve, 25 September 1957. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

Rosh Hashonah Morning, 26 September 1957. 1 typs., 2 carbons.

Yom Kippur Eve, 4 October 1957. 1 typs., 2 carbons.

Yom Kippur Memorial, 5 October 1957. 1 typs., 3 carbons; 1 carbon of Yom Kippur Eve Service, 4 October 1957.

"A Rabbi looks at Sputnik," 15 November 1957. 1 typs., 2 carbons.

"A Rabbi looks at Sputnik," 15 November 1957. Research material.

BOX 11 Title/Description Instances

1957 Title/Description Instances

"A Rabbi looks at Sputnik," 15 November 1957. Research material.

"A Rabbi looks at Sputnik," 15 November 1957. Research material.

"A Rabbi looks at Sputnik," 15 November 1957. Research material.

"By love possessed," 22 November 1957. 1 typs., 4 carbons.

"By love possessed," 22 November 1957. Research material.

Thanksgiving Day Sermon, [28] November 1957. 1 typs.

"Should Jews celebrate Christmas?" 13 December 1957. 1 typs., research material.

On the Jewish communities of Europe [late 1957?]. 1 typs., ms. notes.

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1958 Title/Description Instances

"Put father back at the head of the family?" 3 January 1958. 1 typs., 2 carbons.

"Put father back at the head of the family?" 3 January 1958. Research material.

"Remember God to me," 17 January 1958. 1 typs., 3 carbons, research material.

"Russia, Germany, Israel: the issues behind the headlines," 31 January 1958. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

"Russia, Germany, Israel: the issues behind the headlines," 31 January 1958. Research material.

"Russia, Germany, Israel: the issues behind the headlines," 31 January 1958. Research material.

"By fear possessed! Courage to overcome anxiety and adversity," 14 February 1958. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

"By fear possessed! Courage to overcome anxiety and adversity," 14 February 1958.

"The Baruch story- is it good for American Jews?" 7 March 1958. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

"Anne Frank revisited," 21 March 1958. 1 typs., 3 carbons, ms. notes.

"Where did you go? To Temple. What did you do? Nothing," 11 April 1958. 1 typs., 2 carbons; 1 copy of sermon broadcast on the "Message of Israel" radio show, 11 May 1958, research material.

"Israel confronts tomorrow: a tenth anniversary address," 18 April 1958. 1 carbon, research material.

"America confronts tomorrow," 25 April 1958. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material. - Page 102- Philip S. Bernstein papers

On a Jewish philosophy of history, 30 August 1958. Ms. notes.

Rosh Hashonah Eve, 14 September 1958. 2 typs., 4 carbons, research material.

Rosh Hashonah Morning, 15 September 1958. 1 typs., 2 carbons.

Rosh Hashonah Morning, 15 September 1958. Research material.

Rosh Hashonah Morning, 15 September 1958. Research material.

Yom Kippur Eve, 23 September 1958. 1 typs., 2 carbons.

Yom Kippur Eve, 23 September 1958. Research material.

Yom Kippur Memorial, 24 September 1958. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Why did you join B'rith Kodesh?" 24 October 1958. 1 typs., 2 carbons, ms. notes.

"Synogogue bombings-what shall we do?" 31 October 1958. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Who is a Jew?" 21 November 1958. 1 typs., ms. notes.

"Who is a Jew?" 21 November 1958. Research material.

BOX 12 Title/Description Instances

1958 Title/Description Instances

"Only in America," 28 November 1958. 1 typs., 4 carbons, research material.

Chanukah Candlelight Service, 12 and 13 December 1958. Ms. notes, research material, programs.

"Life, loves, and lies," 19 December 1958. 1 typs., 3 carbons.

"Life, loves, and lies," 19 December 1958. Research material

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1959 Title/Description Instances

"What kind of a new temple do you want?" 2 January 1959. 1 typs., 3 carbons, ms. notes, correspondence.

"Mid-East showdown-the facts behind the headlines," 16 January 1959. 1 carbon, research material.

"The enemy camp," 23 January 1959. 1 typs., 3 carbons, research material.

"The American dream and today's realities," 6 February 1959. 1 typs., 2 carbons, ms. notes.

"The American dream and today's realities," 6 February 1959. Research material.

"John Foster Dulles-a personal re-appraisal," 6 March 1959. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Exodus-what was the truth?" 13 March 1959. 1 carbon, correspondence, research material.

"A faith for the Space Age," 3 April 1959. 1 typs., 3 carbons.

"A faith for the Space Age," 3 April 1959. Research material.

"A faith for the Space Age," 3 April 1959.

"From Wise to Wise-where is Reform Judaism heading?" 17 April 1959. 1 carbon.

"From Wise to Wise-where is Reform Judaism heading?" 17 April 1959. Research material.

"From Wise to Wise-where is Reform Judaism heading?" 17 April 1959. Research material.

"From Wise to Wise-where is Reform Judaism heading?" 17 April 1959. Research material.

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"Freedom of religion and the religion of freedom," 24 April 1959. 1 typs., 2 carbons, 1 photocopy; ms. notes.

"Freedom of religion and the religion of freedom," 24 April 1959. Research material.

"Freedom of religion and the religion of freedom," 24 April 1959. Research material.

"May Day-what is the hope of the world?" 1 May 1959. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

On Reinhold Niebuhr's "Serenity prayer," 8 May 1959. 1 typs., 3 carbons, correspondence, research material.

Rosh Hashonah Evening, 2 October 1959. 2 carbons, research material.

Rosh Hashonah Evening, 2 October 1959. Research material.

Rosh Hashonah Evening, 2 October 1959. Research material (newspaper clippings).

Rosh Hashonah Evening, 2 October 1959. Research material (newspaper clippings).

Rosh Hashonah Morning, 3 October 1959. 1 typs., 3 carbons, research material.

Yom Kippur Eve, 11 October 1959. 1 typs., 2 carbons.

Yon Kippur Eve, 11 October 1959. Research material.

BOX 13 Title/Description Instances

1959 Title/Description Instances

Yom Kippur Memorial, 12 October 1959. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

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"The case for Reform Judaism," 30 October 1959. 1 typs., 2 carbons, ms. notes.

"Can a Catholic be elected president?-or a Jew?" 6 November 1959. 1 carbon, correspondence.

"Can a Catholic be elected president?-or a Jew?" 6 November 1959. Research material.

"'America the beautiful' versus The ugly American," 27 November 1959. 1 typs., 3 carbons, research material.

"What should Jews do about Christmas?" 4 December 1959. 1 typs, 2 carbons, 1 photocopy, research material.

"The Status Seekers ... a rabbi replies!" 11 December 1959. 1 typs., 1 carbon, correspondence, research material.

1960 Title/Description Instances

"The way to faith-in yourself," 8 January 1960. 1 typs., 3 photostats, 1 carbon, research material.

"This anti-semitism-what does it mean?" 15 January 1960. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Can you have faith in your fellowman?" 29 January 1960. 1 typs., 3 carbons, research material.

"I was a teen-age atheist," 12 February 1960. 1 typs., ms notes.

"Why Jews laugh," 11 March 1960. Ms. notes for sermon, research material.

"What I learned in the desert about God," 18 March 1960. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"As a driven leaf: a conflict of faith and reason," 25 March 1960. 1 carbon, research material.

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"The fight for equality in America including Rochester," 1 April 1960. 1 typs., 1 carbon, 2 photostats, research material.

"The fight for equality in America including Rochester," 1 April 1960. 1 photostat; correspondence.

"How to become a Jew," 22 April 1960. 1 typs., 2 carbons.

"From Herzl to Harman," 29 April 1960. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

"What kind of a Jew are you?" 6 May 1960. 1 typs., 3 carbons, research material.

Rosh Hashonah Morning, 22 September 1960. 1 typs., 2 carbons, correspondence, research material.

Rosh Hashonah Morning, 22 September 1960. Research material.

Rosh Hashonah Morning, 22 September 1960. Research material.

Yom Kippur Eve, 30 September 1960. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

Yom Kippur Memorial Service, 1 October 1960. 2 carbons, correspondence.

Yom Kippur, 1960. Research material.

"Reform Judaism confronts Othodoxy and Conservatism," 28 October 1960. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

"The election and you," 4 November 1960. 1 typs., 1 carbon, ms. notes, correspondence.

"The election and you," 4 November 1960. Research material.

"Jews and the moon," 2 December 1960. 1 typs., 2 carbons, correspondence, research material.

"Can we believe in miracles?" 23 December 1960. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

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1961 Title/Description Instances

"What's Israel up to?" 6 January 1961. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

BOX 14 Title/Description Instances

1961 Title/Description Instances

"The Eichmann case: the rise and fall of the Third Reich," 20 January 1961. 1 typs., 1 carbon, ms. notes.

"The Eichmann case: the rise and fall of the Third Reich," 20 January 1961. Research material.

"The Eichmann case: the rise and fall of the Third Reich," 20 January 1961. Research material.

"What must you do to be a good Jew?" 3 March 1961. 1 typs., 3 carbons, research material.

"Making marriage work," 10 March 1961. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

"What's new in Washington," 24 March 1961. 1 typs., 2 carbons, ms. notes, correspondence.

"What's new in Washington," 24 March 1961. Research material.

"John Birch Society; The Nazi Rockwell; The Eichmann case: is there a common denominator?" 14 April 1961. 2 carbons, correspondence, research material.

"John Birch Society; The Nazi Rockwell; The Eichmann case: is there a common denominator?" 14 April 1961. Research material.

"John Birch Society; The Nazi Rockwell; The Eichmann case: is there a common denominator?" 14 April 1961. Research material.

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"John Birch Society; The Nazi Rockwell; The Eichmann case: is there a common denominator?" 14 April 1961. Research material.

"Are you a fatalist?" 5 May 1961. 1 typs., 3 carbons.

"Are you a fatalist?" 5 May 1961. Research material.

Rosh Hashonah Morning, 11 September 1961. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

Yom Kippur Eve, 19 September 1961. 1 typs., 3 carbons, research material.

Yom Kippur Eve, 19 September 1961. Research material.

"Wisdom from life about death," Yom Kippur Memorial, 20 September 1961. 1 typs., 1 carbon, correspondence, research material.

"Who is a Reform Jew?" 20 October 1961. 2 carbons, research material.

"Israel-what's new?" 27 October 1961. 1 typs., 2 carbons, ms. notes.

"Israel-what's new?" 27 October 1961. Research material.

"Ten ways to find God," 17 November 1961. 2 carbons, correspondence.

"What Christmas means to a rabbi," 15 December 1961. 1 typs., 1 carbon, correspondence.

"What Christmas means to a rabbi," 15 December 1961. Research material.

"What Christmas means to a rabbi," 15 December 1961. Research material.

"What Christmas means to a rabbi," 15 December 1961. Research material.

1962 Title/Description Instances

Sabbath family service, 12 January 1962. Ms. notes, research material.

"How to deal with life's dark hours," 26 January 1962. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

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"How to defend America," 9 February 1962. 1 typs., 2 carbons, ms. notes.

"How to defend America," 9 February1962. Correspondence.

"How to defend America," 9 February 1962. Research material.

BOX 15 Title/Description Instances

1962 Title/Description Instances

"A report from Israel," 30 March 1962. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

"Israel-lights and shadows," 6 April 1962. 2 carbons, research material.

"Israel-lights and shadows," 6 April 1962. Research material.

"Smut and censorship: what should we do?" 13 April 1962. 1 typs., 1 carbon, 1 photocopy, ms. notes.

"Smut and censorship: what should we do?" 13 April 1962. Correspondence.

"Smut and censorship: what should we do?" 13 April 1962. Research material.

"My last Friday evening sermon on Gibbs Street," 11 May 1962. 1 typs., 2 carbons, correspondence.

"What are we doing?" Rosh Hashonah Evening, 28 September 1962. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

Rosh Hashonah Evening, 28 September 1962. Research material.

Rosh Hashonah Evening, 28 September 1962. Research material.

Yom Kippur Memorial, 8 October 1962. 1 typs., 1 carbon, Yom Kippur Morning, 8 October 1962. 1 typs., 1 carbon, 2 pamphlets of condensed version, research material.

Yom Kippur Memorial, 8 October 1962. Research material.

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"Can there be religious unity? Should Jews be included?" 16 November 1962. 1 typs., 2 carbons, correspondence, research material.

"Can there be religious unity? Should Jews be included?" 16 November 1962. Research material.

"Can there be religious unity? Should Jews be included?" 16 November 1962. Research material.

"Can there be religious unity? Should Jews be included?" 16 November 1962. Research material.

"The ways of love," 7 December 1962. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

1963 Title/Description Instances

"Man in search of God," 4 January 1963. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"The enduring prayers of faith," 18 January 1963. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Nasser and Israel: a rabbi's report from Washington," 8 February 1963. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"The war we must win," 1 March 1963. 1 typs., 1 carbon, ms. notes.

"The war we must win," 1 March 1963. Research material.

"The war we must win," 1 March 1963. Research material.

"The two Chayims and Chabad," 15 March 1963. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

"The two Chayims and Chabad," 15 March 1963. Correspondence, research material.

"The two Chayims and Chabad," 15 March 1963. Research material.

"My old Leopold Street Shule Torah," 5 April 1963. 1 typs., 2 carbons, 1 photocopy, research material.

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Passover, 9 April 1963. Ms. notes, religious school materials.

"Service of dedication,," 19 April 1963. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Love and healing," 26 April 1963. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Love and healing," 26 April 1963. Research material.

"The Arabs, Israel and the U.S.A.," 10 May 1963. 1 typs., 2 carbons, ms. notes.

"Ten commandments of brotherhood," 2 June 1963, Unitarian Church: 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

BOX 16 Title/Description Instances

1963 Title/Description Instances

Rosh Hashonah Morning Service, 19 September 1963. 1 typs., 1 carbon, ms. notes.

Rosh Hashonah Morning Service, 19 September 1963. Research material.

Rosh Hashonah Morning Service, 19 September 1963. Research material.

Yom Kippur Eve, 27 September 1963. 1 typs., 1 carbon, 2 pamphlets, research material.

Yom Kippur Memorial Service, 28 September 1963. 1 carbon, 1 typs.

"So teach us...," High Holy Day sermons by PSB and Herbert Bronstein, 1963. 3 pamphlets.

High Holy Days, 1963. Research material.

High Holy Days, 1963. Research material.

High Holy Days, 1963. Research material.

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High Holy Days, 1963. Research material.

"Is a Reform Jew a good Jew?" 18 October 1963. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

"The Ten Commandments of our time," 8 November 1963. 5 photostats, research material.

"That's gratitude," 22 November 1963. typs., ms. notes, research material.

"What is this country coming to? Where was God?" 6 December 1963. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

Untitled [notice only?], 27 December 1963. 1 carbon.

1964 Title/Description Instances

"The Pope goes back to Zion: what does it mean?" 3 January 1964. 1 typs., 3 carbons, ms. notes, correspondence.

"The Pope goes back to Zion: what does it mean?" 3 January 1964. Research material.

"The Pope goes back to Zion: what does it mean?" 3 January 1964. Research material.

"Automation: what is it doing to us? What can we do about it?" 10 January 1964. 1 typs., 1 carbons, research material.

"Automation: what is it doing to us? What can we do about it?" 10 January 1964.

"Automation: what is it doing to us? What can we do about it?" 10 January 1964.

"The Arabs threaten Israel: What will happen? What must be done?" 24 January 1964. 1 typs., 1 carbon, correspondence.

"The Arabs threaten Israel: What will happen? What must be done?" 24 January 1964. Research material. - Page 113- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"The Ten Commandments of love," 26 January 1964. 3 typs., 1 carbon, 1 photostat.

"The Deputy," 6-13 March 1964. 1 typs., 2 carbons of pt. 1, 1 typs., 1 carbon of pt. 2, research material.

"The Deputy," 6-13 March 1964. Correspondence.

"The Deputy," 6-13 March 1964. reprinted in The Jewish Ledger, 20 and 27 March 1964. 4 issues.

"The Deputy," 6-13 March 1964. Research material.

"Religion in Israel versus Judaism in Russia," 24 April 1964. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

Rosh Hashonah Eve, 6 September 1964. 1 typs., 2 carbons, ms. notes.

Rosh Hashonah Eve, 6 September 1964. Research material.

Rosh Hashonah Eve, 6 September 1964. Research material.

Rosh Hashonah Eve, 6 September 1964. Research material.

Yom Kippur Morning, 16 September 1964. 1 typs., 2 carbons.

Yom Kippur Memorial, 23 [i.e. 16] September 1964. 1 typs., 2 carbons, correspondence.

Yom Kippur, 1964. Research material.

Yom Kippur, 1964. Research material.

BOX 17 Title/Description Instances

1964 Title/Description Instances

Yom Kippur, 1964. Research material.

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Yom Kippur, 1964. Research material.

Holidays, 1964.

High Holy Days, 1964. Research material.

High Holy Days, 1964. Research material.

Shemini Atzeret, 28 September 1964. Ms., typs. notes.

"The faith of other men," 6 November 1964; ms notes, research material.

"The meaning of John F. Kennedy," 20 November 1964. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Ten guideposts for a good life," 18 December 1964. 1 typs., 3 carbons, ms. notes.

1965 Title/Description Instances

"Fiddler on the Roof I," 8 January 1965. 1 typs., 1 carbon, correspondence between PSB and Harold Prince; ms. notes.

"Fiddler on the Roof I," 8 January 1965. Research material.

"Fiddler on the Roof II," 15 January 1965. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Lovers' quarrels with God," 5 February 1965. 3 carbons,, research material.

"Germany and the Jews: the new problems," 26 February 1965. 1 typs., 2 carbons, correspondence, research material.

"Germany and the Jews: the new problems," 26 February 1965. Reprinted in The Jewish Ledger.

Issues of 19 and 26 March 1965.

"Germany and the Jews: the new problems," 26 February 1965. Research material.

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"Germany and the Jews: the new problems," 26 February 1965. Research material.

"Germany and the Jews: the new problems," 26 February 1965. Research material.

"Herzog," 12 March 1965. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Israel in danger?" 26 March 1965. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"The Jew as hero," 9 April 1965. Ms. notes, research material.

"Gibbs Street-meaning and memories," 23 April 1965. 1 typs., 3 carbons, research material.

Rosh Hashonah Morning, 27 September 1965. 2 typs., 2 carbons, 2 photostats, research material.

Rosh Hashonah Morning, 27 September 1965. Research material.

Rosh Hashonah Morning, 27 September 1965. Research material.

Yom Kippur Eve, 5 October 1965. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

Yom Kippur Eve, 5 October 1965. Research material.

Yom Kippur Memorial, 6 October 1965. 1 typs., 3 carbons.

High Holy Days, 1965. Research material.

BOX 18 Title/Description Instances

1965 Title/Description Instances

High Holy Days, 1965. Research material.

"The Rabbi," 22 October 1965. 1 typs., 1 carbon, correspondence, research material.

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"The elections and the Jews : Beame for mayor, Goldberg for president, Ben Gurion for oblivion?" 5 November 1965. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

"Is B'rith Kodesh still Reform?" 3 December 1965. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Is B'rith Kodesh still Reform?" 3 December 1965. Research material.

"Is B'rith Kodesh still Reform?" 3 December 1965. Research material.

"Liberation, twenty years after," 17 December 1965. Ms. notes, research material.

1966 Title/Description Instances

"The Jews, God, and history," 4 February 1966. Ms. notes, research material.

"History and hope," 1 April 1966. 1 typs., 4 carbons, research material.

"The new ecumenism-what still divides us?" 8 April 1966. 1 typs., 3 carbons, research material.

"Martin Buber: a memorial tribute," 6 May 1966. 1 typs., 1 carbon, programs.

Rosh Hashonah Eve, 14 September 1966. 1 typs., 3 carbons.

Yom Kippur Morning, 24 September 1966. 1 typs., 2 carbons.

1967 Title/Description Instances

"What the Seder will mean to me," 21 April 1967. 1 typs., 3 carbons, research material.

Rosh Hashonah Eve, 4 October 1967. 1 typs., 3 carbons, 1 photocopy, research material.

Yom Kippur Morning, 14 October 1967. 1 typs., 2 carbons, 1 photocopy, correspondence.

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"What do we owe our dead?" Yom Kippur Memorial, 14 October 1967. 1 typs., 1 carbon, 4 pamphlets, 2 galley proofs; program; correspondence.

Yom Kippur, 1967. Research material.

High Holy Days, 1967. Research material.

High Holy Days, 1967. Research material.

High Holy Days, 1967. Research material.

"Report from Israel I and II," 27 October and 3 November 1967. Ms. notes, research material.

"Rosenkrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead: are there any minor characters in life?" 1 December 1967. 1 typs., 3 carbons, research material.

"Vietnam, where I stand [L.B.J. and H.H.H., recent personal contacts]," 15 December 1967. 1 typs., 2 carbons, 4 photocopies.

"Vietnam, where I stand [L.B.J. and H.H.H., recent personal contacts]," 15 December 1967. list of recipients of sermon; correspondence in response [copy of letter from L.B.J., dated 1957; short letters of response from Dean Rusk, Arthur Goldberg, and others].

"Vietnam, where I stand [L.B.J. and H.H.H., recent personal contacts]," 15 December 1967. Research material.

"Vietnam, where I stand [L.B.J. and H.H.H., recent personal contacts]," 15 December 1967. Research material.

"Vietnam, where I stand [L.B.J. and H.H.H., recent personal contacts]," 15 December 1967. Research material.

1968 Title/Description Instances

"Tell us dear children, what did we do wrong?" 5 January 1968. 1 typs., 1 photostat, 3 carbons, ms. notes.

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"Tell us dear children, what did we do wrong?" 5 January 1968. Research material.

BOX 19 Title/Description Instances

1968 Title/Description Instances

"Tell us dear children, what did we do wrong?" 5 January 1968. Research material.

"A Jerusalem celebration," 16 February 1968. 1 typs., research material.

"A Jerusalem celebration," 16 February 1968. Research material.

"Mazel and Schlmazel," 23 February 1968. 1 typs., 1 photocopy, research material.

"Anti-Semitism: was Haman right? Or DeGaulle?" 15 March 1968. 1 typs., 1 carbon, 2 photocopies, correspondence.

"Washington-Vietnam-Israel: where do we stand now?" 22 March 1968. 1 typs., 1 carbon, correspondence.

"Ten Commandments for black-white relations: anticipating the march on Washington," 19 April 1968. 1 typs., 1 photocopy, 1 pamphlet; correspondence, research material.

"What Israel means to me," 3 May 1968. 1 typs., 1 carbon, 1 photocopy.

"What Israel means to me," 3 May 1968. Research material.

On Temple B'rith Kodesh and the history of the rabbinate, 10 May 1968. Photocopied ms. notes.

On history of American Jewry, Temple Israel, South Orange, N.J., 24 May 1968,. 1 carbon, ms. notes.

"Robert F. Kennedy memorial service," 9 June 1968. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material. - Page 119- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Rosh Hashonah Morning, 23 September 1968. 1 typs., 2 carbons, 3 photocopies.

Yom Kippur Kol Nidre service, 1 October 1968. 1 typs., 1 carbon, 1 photocopy.

On responsible idealism, 25 October 1968. 1 typs., 2 carbons, 3 photocopies.

On responsible idealism, 25 October 1968. Research material.

"The dance of Genghis Cohn-the man in the glass booth: can we make a joke out of the Holocaust?" 18 November 1968. 1 typs., 2 carbons, 1 photocopy.

"The dance of Genghis Cohn-the man in the glass booth: can we make a joke out of the Holocaust?" 18 November 1968. Research material.

"The dance of Genghis Cohn-the man in the glass booth: can we make a joke out of the Holocaust?" 18 November 1968. Research material.

"Converts: do we want them? What can they expect?" 6 December 1968. 1 typs., 1 carbon, 1 photocopy, research material.

1969 Title/Description Instances

"Rabbi Goldberg's Yamulka, a dialogue by PSB and PSG (P. Selvin Goldberg)" 17 January 1969. Ms. notes, correspondence, research material.

"Are Jews democratic?" 7 February 1969. 2 photostats, 1 carbon, ms. notes.

"Are Jews democratic?" 7 February 1969. Research material.

"Are Jews democratic?" 7 February 1969. Research material.

"Are Jews democratic?" 7 February 1969. Research material.

"The Arabs and Israel: the lies and the truth," 7 March 1969. 1 typs., 1 photocopy, research material.

"5729-1969-2001: Judaism and science," 21 March 1969. 1 typs., 2 carbons.

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"5729-1969-2001: Judaism and science," 21 March 1969. Research material.

"Report from Israel," 18 April 1969. Ms. notes, research material.

"Fiddler revisited," 25 April 1969. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

Rosh Hashonah Eve service, "Israel in danger," 12 September 1969. 1 typs., 1 carbon, 2 pamphlets.

Rosh Hashonah Eve service, "Israel in danger," 12 September 1969. Research material.

Rosh Hashonah Eve service, "Israel in danger," 12 September 1969. Lists of sermon recipients; correspondence.

Yom Kippur morning sermon, 22 September 1969. 1 typs., 3 carbons, 3 photocopies, offprint from 19 November 1969 Congressional Record (4 issues); Yom Kippur Memorial sermon, 1 typs., 2 photocopies.

Yom Kippur service, 22 September 1969. Correspondence.

Yom Kippur service, 22 September 1969. Research material.

High Holy Days, 1969. Research material.

High Holy Days, 1969. Research material.

High Holy Days, 1969. Research material.

BOX 20 Title/Description Instances

1969 Title/Description Instances

High Holy Days, 1969. Research material.

"Bishop Pike and the quest for faith," 24 October 1969. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

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On democracy, [November 1969?] 1 photocopy of reprint in Congressional Record, v. 115, no. 1919 (19 November 1969).

"Is patriotism dead?" 28 November 1969. 1 typs., 1 carbon, correspondence.

"Is patriotism dead?" 28 November 1969. Research material.

"The righteous among the gentiles," 19 December 1969. 1 typs., 2 carbons.

1970

Family service, 2 January 1970. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"from The chosen to The promise," 16 January 1970. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

"The sun's eclipse: what is God telling us?" 6 March 1970. 1 typs., 1 photocopy, research material.

"What youth thinks of us, what we think of youth," 13 March 1970. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

"What youth thinks of us, what we think of youth," 13 March 1970. Research material.

"Oberammergau passion play: Christian anti-semitism again," 1 May 1970. 1 typs., 1 carbon, 1 photocopy.

"Obergammerau passion play: Christian anti-semitism again," 1 May 1970. Research material.

Rosh Hashonah Morning: "The generation confrontation," 1 October 1970. 1 typs., 2 carbons, 2 photocopies, 4 pamphlets.

Rosh Hashonah Morning: "The generation confrontation," 1 October 1970. Correspondence, research material.

Yom Kippur Eve, Kol Nidre-Yom Kippur sermon, 9 October 1970. 1 typs., 1 photocopy, 2 programs, correspondence, research material.

High Holy Days, 1970. Research material.

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High Holy Days, 1970. Research material.

High Holy Days, 1970. Research material.

"The sweet delights of the Sabbath," 20 November 1970. 1 typs., 2 carbons.

"For what can we still be thankful?" 27 November 1970. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

"For what can we still be thankful?" 27 November 1970. Research material.

"Dayan and Eban: a study in contrasts," 18 December 1970. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

1971

"Dedication of new Bibles: rabbinic commentary in 'Old Style'," 22 January 1971. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"Erich Segal's Love story: ah, sweet mystery of love," 29 January 1971. 1 typs., 1 photocopy, 1 carbon, ms. notes.

"Erich Segal's Love story," 29 January 1971. Research material.

"Erich Segal's Love story," 29 January 1971. Research material.

"Thoughts on living through an earthquake," 19 February 1971. 1 typs., 1 carbon, correspondence, research material.

"Thoughts on living through an earthquake," 19 February 1971. Research material.

"Thoughts on living through an earthquake," 19 February 1971. Research material.

"Fighting Jews: the moral dilemma," 5 March 1971. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"Fighting Jews: the moral dilemma," 5 March 1971. Research material.

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"Fighting Jews: the moral dilemma," Park Avenue Synagogue, New York, 12 March 1971. 4 typs., 2 pamphlets (with title: The fighting Jew- a moral dilemma

).

"Should Reform and Conservative merge?" 19 March 1971. 1 typs., 2 carbons, correspondence, research material.

Rosh Hashonah Morning Service, 20 September 1971. 1 typs., 1 carbon, 1 photocopy.

BOX 21 Title/Description Instances

1971 Title/Description Instances

Yom Kippur Eve, 28 September 1971. 1 typs., 1 photocopy.

On David Ben Gurion, 22 October 1971. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"Rabbi Wolf's old sermons," 12 November 1971. 1 typs., 1 carbon, correspondence, research material.

"'Our crowd' -- The grandees: what's wrong with rich Jews?" 3 December 1971. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

1972 Title/Description Instances

"Hats on! Hats off! Hats on?" 21 January 1972. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"What patriotism means to me," 11 February 1972. 2 carbons, remarks of other participants, with photos and biographies; correspondence, research material.

"China and the Jews," 18 February 1972. 1 typs., research material.

"Ki Tissa portion," 3 March 1972. 1 typs. - Page 124- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"Fiddler on the Roof: what have we lost? What have we gained?" 31 March 1972. 1 typs., 1 photocopy, research material.

Pesach Morning, 5 April 1972. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"The Ari and us, a pulpit colloquy," 5 May 1972. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

On the priestly benediction (Numb. 6:24-26), 20 May 1972. 1 typs.

Rosh Hashonah Eve, 8 September 1972. 1 typs., 2 photocopies, research material.

Rosh Hashonah Eve, 8 September 1972. Research material.

Yom Kippur Eve, Kol Nidre sermon, 17 September 1972. 1 typs., 1 photocopy, ms. notes.

Yom Kippur, Yizkor Service, 18 September 1972. 1 typs., 1 photocopy.

High Holy Days, 1972. Research material.

High Holy Days, 1972. Research material.

"Race and religion in the election," 20 October 1972. 1 typs., 1 photocopy; correspondence.

"Race and religion in the election," 20 October 1972. Research material.

"Race and religion in the election," 20 October 1972. Research material.

"Is Chanukah the Jewish Christmas?" 1 December 1972. 1 typs., 1 photocopy, ms. notes.

"Heinrich Heine resurrected at 175," 15 December 1972. 1 typs., research material.

1973 Title/Description Instances

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"Will my friend, the jumping rabbi, solve Israel's religious problem?" 26 January 1973. 1 typs., 1 photocopy.

"Will my friend, the jumping rabbi, solve Israel's religious problem?" 26 January 1973. Research material.

"Will my friend, the jumping rabbi, solve Israel's religious problem?" 26 January 1973. Research material.

"The death of Harry S. Truman, the death of Lyndon B. Johnson, the death of

Life

and the death of the Leopold Street Shule: some personal recollections on a single theme," 9 February 1973. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"Stalin and the Jews," 23 March 1973. 1 typs., research material.

"Crises which shaped the fate of Israel," 31 March, 1 April 1973. 1 typs., 1 photocopy.

"Moses leaves Egypt, Jesus enters Jerusalem: some pre-Passover, pre-Palm Sunday thoughts about Key 73, Conversion, Jews for Jesus, Bridget loves Bernie, and intermarriage," 13 April 1973. 1 typs., research material.

Passover, 21-23 April 1973. 2 sermons, 1 typs. each.

"What do we owe our dead?" 5 September 1973, Congregation B'nai Jeshrun, N.Y.C. 2 reprints by New York Board of Rabbis.

BOX 22 Title/Description Instances

Lists Title/Description Instances

Listings of PSB's sermons and other addresses, 1949-1971.

"Sermons and lectures," various listings, 1958-1965.

Prayers

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Title/Description Instances

Dedication of plaque, Scio St., 25 March 1941.

United States Senate, 23 April 1958. 4 carbons; "Israel confronts tomorrow," sermon of 19 April 1958, 1 excerpt from Congressional Record, 23 April 1958. Correspondence.

United States Senate, 23 April 1958. 1 photocopy, 1 issue of 23 April 1958 Congressional Record.

World Brotherhood Luncheon Prayer, 4 June 1958. 1 typs., correspondence.

Prayer at East High School, 18 November 1959. 1 carbon; Dedication prayer at East High School, 1 May 1960. Ms. notes, correspondence.

Invocation at Shlesinger dinner, 1 November 1960. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

Court House Dedication, Rochester, 1 May 1961. Ms. speech notes for prayer; program; correspondence.

Wallis Inauguration Dinner, University of Rochester, 16 May 1963. 1 carbon.

Thanksgiving prayer, broadcast on station WHEC, 26 November 1963. 1 carbon.

Opening session of Electoral College of the State of New York, New York State Senate Chamber, Albany, 14 December 1964. 2 carbons.

"Linowitz-Kiwanis," 7 April 1967. 1 carbon.

Prayers, 1958-67. Carbons and typs. of preceding prayers.

University of Rochester commencement, morning, 3 June 1973. 3 photocopies, research material.

Fragments and dates uncertain Title/Description Instances

"Changing gods" [late 1920s?] 1 typs., 1 carbon, ms. notes.

On seeking God [late 1920s?] 1 ms. draft.

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On Karl Marx [1930s?] 1 typs., 2 carbons, ms. notes.

"What Can My Religion Do For You?" [1930s?] 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

On religion [1930s?] 1 typs.

On what we owe our children [1930s?] 1 carbon fragment.

On the development of religion [1930s?] 1 typs., 3 carbons.

On the evolution of Judaism, [1930s?] 1 carbon.

On what the world owes the Jew, [1930s?] 1 typs.

On the characteristics of a Jewish life, [1930s?] 1 typs., 1 carbon.

On youth and religion, [1930s? University of Rochester?] 2 carbons.

On prayer [1930-1935?]. 1 typs., 2 carbons, research material.

On religion [1930s?] 1 typs., 2 carbons, ms. notes.

Yom Kippur sermon [1930s?] 1 carbon.

["The cross of peace"], [1930s?] 1 carbon.

On brotherhood [mid-1940s] 1 typs., 6 carbons, research material.

"On Being a Mature Jew" [mid-1940s]. 1 typs.

"Church and State-A Jewish View" [1950s?]. 1 typs.

Yom Kippur Memorial [1940s?] 1 typs.

On the scapegoat, 27 April 1946.

"I Am a Jew" [1960s?]. 2 photocopies.

Miscellaneous fragments and notes, [1930s-1950s?]

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Miscellaneous fragments and notes, [1930s-1960s?]

Ms. notes Title/Description Instances

On brotherhood, [1920s?]

Chiefly on Passover, [1927-1968]

Chiefly on Passover, [1928-1970]

On unknown topics, [1928-1972]

On unknown topics, [1929-1942]

On unknown topics, [1930s?] Research material.

Holidays, [1930s?]

["Peculiar treasure"], [1930s?] ms. notes.

On unknown topics, [1930s-1960s?]

On unknown topics, [1940s-1950s?]

Ms. and typs. notes and research material, [1950s?]

Holidays, [1950s?]

["Tu B'shvat"], [1950s?]

On unknown topics, [1950s?]

On unknown topics, [1950s?]

On unknown topics, [1960s?]

On unknown topics, [1960s?]

On unknown topics, [1960s-1970s?]

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Saturday morning sermon notes, [1964-1970]

Sermons by Assistant Rabbi Herbert Bronstein and others: Title/Description Instances

"So long, God, I'm off to college," by Joel C. Dobin, 15 February 1957. 1 Temple bulletin.

"The return of the Dybbuk," by Bronstein, 26 February 1960. 1 carbon, research material.

"Catholics and Jews-and Jesus," by Bronstein, [early 1970s]. photocopy of published article in Jewish Frontier; ms. notes by PSB, research material.

Temple bulletins containing announcements for Bronstein sermons, Jan.-May 1958.

"Religious Faith and Human Brotherhood," by Rev. William H. Hudnut, Third Presbyterian Church, 25 February 1955. Temple, church bulletins; correspondence.

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Funeral Memorial Services Title/Description Instances

BOX 1 Title/Description Instances

A

Achter, Charlotte, 14 April 1972.

Adler, Elmer, 26 January 1962.

Adler, Ida, 19 June 1975.

Adler, Isaac [n.d.]

Adler, Max A., 11 April 1965.

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Adler, Simon L. [n.d.]

Angell, Irma, 22 February 1972.

B

B

B

Benewick, Dorothy, 7 March 1954.

Ben-Gurion, David, 3 February 1974, Jewish Community Center, Ben Gurion Memorial Service.

Berlove, Lester J., 21 October 1965.

Berman, Ira, 1967, by HB; also Fred Forman, 1 October 1963.

Braverman, William A., 3 April 1953.

Brennan, Joseph, Monsignor, 9 May 1977 [memorial or tribute while alive?].

C

Cohen, Oscar, 7 June 1973.

Cominsky, Jacob Robert. [1968?]

Croog, Samuel, 18 February 1973.

Crowley, May, 7 July 1965, Third Presbyterian Church, Rochester; address on presentation of May F. Crowley Memorial Award, 8 November 1967.

D

Derman, Jonathan S., 8 December 1968.

Dicker, Samuel B., 18 February 1960.

E

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F

Falkenheim, Curt H., 9 November 1949.

Feinberg, Nathan, 19 December 1973.

Feinbloom, William F., 13 April 1962.

Feldman, Harold, 15 April 1968.

Feldman, Sandor (Salamon Sandor), 25 March 1973.

Fisher, Florence, 24 April 1967.

Forman, Benjamin, 26 March 1951.

Forman, Edward, 16 January 1953, at home.

Forman, Frederick S., 1 October 1963.

Friedman, Mary, 21 January 1962.

G

G

Gannett, Mary T. L., 2 November 1952, Unitarian Church of Rochester.

Goldstein, Benjamin, 14 February 1958.

Goldstein, Benjamin, 14 February 1958.

Goodman, Milton, 22 November 1959; also Marianet H. Holtz and Fannie Benjamin.

Gordon, Isaac, 1 February 1965; address at testimonial to Isaac Gordon, 6 May 1964.

Gordon, Theodore, 9 November 1967.

Greenhouse, Samuel H., 25 June 1965.

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H

Hallauer, Carl S., 9 November 1971.

Harris, Herbert H., 16 March 1964, at home.

Hart, Leo. [n.d.]

Hart, Robert, 12 November 1972.

Hays, Henry W., 9 April 1967.

Hellman, Anna, 25 October 1971.

Hertz, Helmut, 23 October 1970.

Herz, Emanuel Emil, 11 June 1971.

Heumann, Sol, 14 September 1949.

Horwitz, Jesse S., 2 April 1964, at home.

Hurwitz, Isadore, 27 March 1973.

J

Jacobstein, Lena, 18 October 1972.

Jacobstein, Meyer, 21 April 1963.

Jones, Helen Stone, 13 October 1947.

K

K

Kates, Robert E., 6 January 1971.

Katz, Therese, 5 January 1952.

Kirstein, Henry. [n.d.]

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Klonick, Lena B., 17 July 1966.

L

L

L

Lansdale, Herbert P. [19? July 1942]

BOX 2 Title/Description Instances

Lasner, Bryna Samuels, 25 November 1963, Westport, Connecticut.

Lavine, George, 29 September 1957; also Milton Lazeroff, Robbie Lempert.

Levin, Harold. [1973?]

Levin, Harry [n.d.]

Levinson, Joseph, 3 February 1969.

Lipsky, Louis, 20 June 1963.

Lowenthal, Sidney. [1944]

M

M

MaGill, I. David, 12 February 1969.

Markus, Charles, 24 April 1950;"Address Delivered by Mr. Charles Markus in a Symposium 'On Growing Old,'" 18 November 1949.

Meyer, Adolph, 8 November 1964.

Neisner, Hattie, 26 July 1949.

Neisner, Joseph, 11 November 1942.

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Nusbaum, Milton, 6 November 1956; also Lester N. Nusbaum.

O

P

Paley, Nathaniel Harold (Hertz), 1 April 1973.

Pelton, Norman, 1 October 1975.

Present, Philip, 1 June 1932.

Plutzik, Hyam, 10 January 1962, New York.

R

Rose, James Everett, 1 June 1942, Salem Evangelical and Reformed Church.

Rosenzweig, Lewis, 8 May 1972.

Rubens, Jack H., 20 June 1967.

S

S

S

S

Samuelson, Fannie, 14 October 1953.

Sapozink, Ira C., 13 September 1963.

Schalit, Heinrich, 1976.

Scheiman, Robert A., 25 June 1973.

Schneider, Mendell, 22 February 1968.

Schonfeld, Howard J., 15 February 1968.

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Schwarz, Ralph C., 3 May 1971.

Steefel, Estelle D., 20 October 1947; also Sadie Steefel, 26 November 1947?

Steinberg, Edith, 22 February 1970.

Stern, Henry Michaels, 2 September 1950, at home.

Stern, Herbert L., 24 March 1977.

Stewart, Helen Wile, 22 October 1976 .

T

U

W

W

Weil, Frank L., 12 November 1957, by Nelson Glueck, Temple Emanu-El, New York.

Weil, James M., 14 March 1965.

Weil, Katherine M., 4 February 1962.

Weissberger, Louise H., 6 September 1962.

Wilcox, Albert H. [n.d.]

Williams, David Rhys, 30 March 1970, and tribute on dedication of David Rhys Williams Gallery at First Unitarian Church, 12 October 1969.

Wolf, Ruth L., 2 February 1966.

Y

Z

Eulogies for Sarah S. Bernstein, Milton Steinberg, Mordecai M. Kaplan.

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Eulogies for Milton Steinberg, Stephen S. Wise, Louis Brandeis.

Fragments and correspondence.

Research material.

Research material.

Research material.

Research material.

Obituary clippings.

Correspondence

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CANRA Title/Description Instances

BOX 1 Title/Description Instances

Ms. notes and research material, [1940s?]

"A Tour of the Camps," by PSB, [1940s?], mss. notes [1970s?]

What Chaplains Preach, by Aryeh Lev, 2 September 1941. 1 booklet.

Correspondence, 1941-1942.

Correspondence, 1941-1944.

TBK "War Service Bulletin," 1 October 1942, and related material.

Newspaper clippings, 1942.

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"An Excellent Choice," editorial, Independent Jewish Press Service, 29 November 1942, with cover letter from Ethel Lipsky, 1 December 1942. 5 copies.

"Rabbi Bernstein Chosen Military Religious Leader," [Rochester newspaper, 1942]. 1 clipping.

Correspondence on PSB's appointment, 1942.

Notes on food [1942?]

Correspondence, [1942-1945]

Correspondence, 1942-1945.

Chaplain's reports [1942-1945?]

Research material, [1942-1945]

Research material, [1942-1945]

Royce Memorial Chapel dedication, 11 April 1943. Photocopies of newspaper articles and photographs, with letter from Jack Cohen to PSB, 1 December 1976.

Job analyses of PSB and others, May 1943.

"What is a chapel for?" address by PSB, 15 August 1943. 1 typs., 1 copy, notes.

"Faith for fighting men," address by PSB on "Message of Israel," 27 November 1943. 1 copy.

Correspondence from chaplains, 1943-1944.

Addresses, 1943-1944, by PSB and others.

Photographs, [1943-1944]

Correspondence, 1943-1945.

Correspondence and reports from chaplains, 1943-1945.

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Press releases and correspondence, 1943-1945.

News releases, Jewish Welfare Board, 1943-1945.

Research material, 1943-1945.

The Jewish Chaplain, v. 1, no. 1 (February 1943)-v. 2, no. 10 (November, 1945) (some missing)

Miscellaneous, [1943-1945]

Orientation fact sheets (=Army talk), no. 1-122 (Oct. 1943-11 May 1946) (scattered issues only)

Miscellaneous, 1943-1946.

Address by PSB at TBK high school graduation, 28 April 1944. 1 typs., mss notes.

"Executive Director's report," 1 May 1944. 1 carbon ( p. 1-3).

Address by PSB to JWB dinner, 3 May 1944. 1 carbon, 1 news release, Independent Jewish Press Service, 19 May 1944.

"Military Experiences Tend to Overcome Prejudice, Says Rabbi," article by PSB, 2 Jun 1944. 2 clippings, 1 photocopy.

Letter to TBK from PSB, 5 June 1944. 3 copies.

Address by PSB [to JIR?], 1944. 2 carbons.

Report and address by PSB on trip to Alaska; clippings, 1944.

Addresses by PSB, 1944.

"Sat Eve Post Story," by PSB, 1944. 2 carbons.

Miscellaneous, 1944.

Newspaper clippings, 1944.

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Research material, 1944-1945.

Research material, [1944-1945]

Correspondence and extracts from chaplains' reports, 1944-1946.

Photographs, [1944-1946?]

"Rabbi Bernstein-Chaplains' Friend," by Ben Samuel,

Jewish Advocate, 16 February 1945. 1 clipping.

Minutes, Army and Navy Staff meeting, 23 February 1945. 1 copy.

Report on Pacific journey, by PSB [February 1945]; newspaper clippings.

Correspondence about PSB's trip to Chicago, April 1945, and other material.

Correspondence from [Irving?], 3 July 1945.

The Overseas Sentinel, July-August 1945. 1 issue.

Correspondence from Harold I. Saperstein to PSB, 18 October 1945; photograph.

"Chaplain Returns," by PBS, Jewish Chronicle, 30 November 1945. 1 clipping, 1 photocopy.

"Address to CANRA Meeting in Washington," [December 1945]; research material.

Correspondence on special offering, 1945.

"Out of This World-A Report from the Pacific," by PSB [1945]. 1 carbon.

"Chaplains," by [PSB? 1945?] 1 carbon.

"Jewish Chaplains in World War II," by PSB. Reprinted from the American Jewish Year Book, vol. 47, 1945-46. 1945.

- Page 140- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"Jewish Chaplains in World War II," photocopy of p. 179-200 from the American Jewish Year Book, vol. 47, 1945-46. 1945, with later memo from PSB.

"Pacific Holidays," by PSB, [1945]. 1 typs., 1 carbon, mss. notes.

CANRA Schmoose Sheet for Chaplains, 14 September-30 November 1945, and other material.

Newspaper clippings about PSB, 1945.

Jewish Theological Seminary of America news releases, 1945.

Report and correspondence, Marvin M. Reznikoff-Louis Sobel, 1945.

Research material, 1945.

Research material, 1945.

Research material, [1945]

Research material, [1945]

Miscellaneous, [1945?]

Miscellaneous, 1945-1953.

Correspondence to PSB on his return to Rochester, January 1946.

Addresses by PSB: at Testimonial Dinner of Northeastern Chaplains' Conference, 6 February 1946, 1 carbon; on brotherhood, 1 carbon.

Address by PSB, [February] 1946. 1 typs., 1 carbon, 1 photocopy.

"Retreat in Germany," article by PSB, 1946. 2 carbons.

Materials for final report on CANRA, 1946.

"Chaplains to the Rescue," by Lee J. Levinger, supplement to the January 1946 issue of the Jewish Chaplain

. 2 issues.

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Correspondence, primarily National Jewish Welfare Board, 1946.

"Rabbis at War," by PSB [1946?] 1 typs., 2 carbons, drafts.

"A Protestant's Faith," by Daniel A. Poling, [1949]. 1 clipping from Life.

Chaplaincy Procurement Plan, adopted by CCAR, 13 November 1950.

The Jewish Chaplain, vol. 5, no. 2 (November, 1950)-new ser. #23 (July 1971). 4 issues.

BOX 2 Title/Description Instances

Jewish Welfare Board, Division of Religious Activities, minutes and agenda of meetings, 19, 29 March and 3 May 1951.

Responsa, 13 September 1951.

"The American Jewish Chaplaincy," by Louis Barish, reprinted from American Jewish Historical Quarterly, vol. 52, no. 1 (September 1962). 1 pamphlet.

PSB's business card as Executive Director, CANRA.

"Dedication of Four Chaplains' Plaque," address by PBS, 31 May 1965. 1 typs., 1 copy, research material.

CANRA 25th anniversary dinner address, by PSB, 23 May 1967. 1 typs. draft, 2 carbons, correspondence.

"From B'rith Kodesh to the Chaplaincy," sermon by George J. Astrachan at TBK, 10 May 1968. Temple bulletin, mss. notes by PSB, correspondence.

Correspondence, PSB-Alex Grobman, 1974-1978.

War poetry.

Mss. notes by PSB.

List of servicemen? and next of kin.

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Index? To CANRA files?

Correspondence on Rabbis at War, 1966-1969.

Correspondence on Rabbis at War, 1969-1971.

Correspondence on Rabbis at War, 1971.

Correspondence on Rabbis at War, 1971.

Correspondence on Rabbis at War, 1971.

Correspondence on Rabbis at War, 1971.

"A Unifying Force in American Jewish Life," review of

Rabbis at War, by A. Alan Steinbach. [1971?]. 1 clipping.

Correspondence on Rabbis at War, 1971-1975.

Rabbis in the War, by PSB [draft of Rabbis at War], 1946. 1 typs.

Rabbis in the War, by PSB, [1946]. 1 carbon.

Rabbis in the War, by PSB, [1946]. 1 carbon.

Rabbis in the War, by PSB, [1946]. 1 carbon.

Rabbis in the War, by PSB, [1946]. 1 copy, p. 1-50.

Rabbis in the War, by PSB, [1946]. 1 copy, p. 51-100.

Rabbis in the War, by PSB, [1946]. 1 copy, p. 101-171.

Appendices to Rabbis in the War, [1946].

Appendices to Rabbis in the War, [1946].

Preface to Rabbis at War, by PSB, [1970]. Mss.

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Rabbis at War: the CANRA Story, by Philip S. Bernstein. Waltham, Mass. : American Jewish Historical Society, 1971. 95 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. 1 book.

Northeastern Regional Chaplains Conference, Feb. 4-6, 1946, Henry Hudson Hotel, N.Y. 1 carbon of minutes.

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ADVISOR ON JEWISH AFFAIRS Title/Description Instances

BOX 1 Title/Description Instances

To 1945 Title/Description Instances

["Incident in Bermuda"], draft of article published in The Christian Century, 12 July 1939: 1 carbon.

Research material on Palestine and Zionism, 1941-1945: Corrected proofs of "A Peace for Palestine," by William H. Stringer, from The New Republic, 12 November 1945, p. 633-635.

After the Victory: A Blueprint for the Rehabilitation of European Jewry. New York: The American Zionist Emergency Council, 1943: 1 pamphlet; ms. note by PSB.

"Escape to Nowhere," by Jacob J. Honig. News release, Headquarters, Eastern Base Section, Office of the Chaplain, 23 October 1943: 1 carbon.

Letter to Pope Pius XII from Frank C. Weil, President, and David de Sola Pool, chairman, of the Committee on Army and Navy Religious Activities, 21 July 1944: 2 carbons, drafts, and correspondence, including 1 May 1964 cover letter from Aryeh Lev to PSB accompanying file.

1945 Title/Description Instances

General correspondence, 1945. - Page 144- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Guide to the Care of Displaced Persons in Germany, G5 Division Displaced Persons Branch, Supreme Headquarters, Allied Expeditionary Force, revised May 1945. "CA/d9": 1 pamphlet.

"Excerpt from Chaplain Poliakoff's Report," 1 August 1945, from Rabbi L.J. Levinger to PSB, 29 August 1945: 1 carbon.

Report on Activities in Behalf of Displaced Jewish Persons, by Herman Dicker, 14 September 1945: 1 pamphlet.

"Zionistic Awakenings Amongst the Jews in Europe," a "copy of a translation from a Stockholm Paper, dated 19th Sept. 45." Document datestamped 6 December 1945: 1 carbon, envelope.

Letter on Jewish DPs from chaplain Eli A. Bohnen to PSB, 12 November 1945: 1 carbon.

Research material on DP camps, [November 1945-February 1946].

"Interim Report of American Jewish Conference Representatives in American Occupied Zone of Germany with reference to Jewish Displaced Persons Centers," from Alfred Fleishman, Samuel L. Sar, and Hans Lamm to Simon Rifkind, 13 December 1945: 1 copy.

"Summary of Activities of the Location and Repatriation Section of Aide Israelite Aux Victimes de la Guerre, Belgium, May through October, 1945," from AJDC, Paris to AJDC, New York, 17 December 1945: 1 carbon.

Research material on DPs and Palestine, [1945-1948].

1946 Title/Description Instances

General correspondence, January-June 1946.

Correspondence, July-August 1946.

General correspondence, September-October 1946.

General correspondence, November-December 1946.

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Correspondence between PSB and Marie Syrkin and others, October 1946- April 1947.

Free Again, published by the liberated Jews in the DP center in Stuttgart, no. 2, January 1946: 1 issue.

"Report on Conference of J.D.C. Representatives in American Zone-January 28 and January 29, 1946," from Blanche Bernstein to Joseph J. Schwartz, 8 February 1946: 1 copy.

"Report on the Netherlands-December, 1945," from Blanche Bernstein to Joseph J. Schwartz, 18 February 1946: 1 copy.

"Research Department Report to Field Personnel-No. 3," on the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee budget for January-February 1946, from Blanche Bernstein to all JDC field personnel, 26 February 1946: 1 copy.

Memo on DPs in U.S. Zone in Germany, from Headquarters, U.S. Forces, European Theater, Office of Military Government (U.S. Zone), Displaced Persons Division to Joint Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry, [February?] 1946: 1 copy.

"Radio Listening in Germany, Winter, 1946," report from Surveys Section, Intelligence branch, Information Control Division, 1 March 1946: 1 copy.

"Final Memorandum," from Simon Rifkind, Advisor to Theater Commander on Jewish Affairs, to Chief of Staff, Headquarters, U.S. Forces, European Theater, 7 March 1946: 1 carbon.

"My Mission to England," address by PSB, 15 March 1946: 1 typs., mss notes.

"Report on Austria," from Blanche Bernstein to Dr. Joseph J. Schwartz, 25 March 1946: 1 carbon.

"Address to be Delivered by Rabbi Philip Bernstein, on Monday, April 1st, 1946," 29 March 1946: 1 carbon, mss notes.

Memos on disturbance at Reinsburgerstrasse DP camp, Stuttgart, on March 29, 1946: report of investigation by James W. Holsinger and report summary of incident, 29 March 1946: 2 carbons.

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"Rabbi Appointed M'Narney Adviser," May 14 [1946]: clipping from an unidentified newspaper.

"Check and Search Operations in United Nations Displaced Persons Assembly Centers," by L.S. Ostrander (Standing Operating Procedure no. 81), 16 May 1946: 1 copy. Memo on amendments, 6 September 1946: 1 copy. Note to PSB from Office of the Chief of Staff, Headquarters, U.S. Forces, European Theater, 13 August 1947: 1 typs. Memo to Commanding Generals, US Army, on "interim policy of offering haven in US Occupation Zone to persecuted persons from outside GERMANY," "9/12/46": 1 copy.

PSB's travel documents, [May 1946-November 1947].

"Attitudes Toward Religion and the Church as Political Factors in German Life," report from Surveys Branch, 7 June 1946: 1 copy.

Press release on commencement exercises at Jewish Institute of Religion on 9 June 1946, at which PSB was awarded, in absentia, honorary degree of Doctor of Divinity: 1 copy.

"Central Committee of Liberated Jews in the U.S. Occupation Zone," memo from PSB to General Joseph F. McNarney, 17 June 1946: 1 typs.; 2 carbons with cover letter attached, to General White.

"Issuance for U.S. Visas for Displaced Persons and Persecutees in Germany," memo from Cecilia Razovsky Davidson to PSB, 25 June 1946: 1 carbon.

Photographs of PSB and others, 25 June 1946: 6 photographs (1 mounted).

Statement by PSB on infiltrees into the American zone, press statement, 26 June 1946: 2 copies.

"Problems arising in Berlin under the Truman Directive," memo to Cecelia Razovsky-Davidson from Eli Rock, 29 June 1946, with cover letter from Eli Rock to PBS: 1 carbon.

National Refugee Service report on program for Jewish immigrants entering the U.S. under the Truman Directive, by Joseph E. Beck, 1 July 1946, with cover letter from Charles A. Riegelman to PBS, 2 July 1946: 1 carbon.

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"German Attitudes Toward the Expulsion of German Nationals from Neighboring Countries," Surveys Branch, Information Control Division, 8 July 1946: 1 copy.

Letter from PSB on his recent activities as Advisor on Jewish Affairs to General McNarney, chiefly on his attendance at Nuremberg Trials, 13 July 1946: 1 copy.

"Recommendations on the Landsberg Case," memo to General Clay from PSB, [July?] 1946: 1 typs., 3 carbons. Cover letter for memo to General White from PSB, 17 June 1946, on the Central Committee of Liberated Jews in the U.S. Occupation Zone (memo missing): 1 typs.

"Recognition of the Central Committee of Liberated Jews," memo from PSB to Chief of Staff, 2 August 1946, with the Committee's revised bylaws: 1 carbon.

"Report on Poland," by PSB, to General Joseph T. McNarney, 2 August 1946: 1 carbon, 4 copies (1 photocopy).

Report on Poland, press release about PSB's report and trip to Poland, 3 August 1946: 1 copy.

"The Jewish Situation in Poland," slightly edited version of PSB's official report, labeled "secret" and referring to the report as an "article" [August 1946?]: 1 copy.

"Polish-Jewish Survey, July, 1946," on the pogrom in Kielce, Poland, 6 August 1946: 1 copy.

UNRRA Committee on Policy draft resolution, 15 August 1946: 1 copy.

"Scope of Activities of the Central Committee of Liberated Jews in the U.S. Zone of Germany," memo to Chief of Staff, 16 August 1946: 1 carbon.

PSB's certificate of identity, UNRRA, issued 17 August 1946.

"Basic Attitudes Explored by the German Attribute Scale," Surveys Branch, Office of Director of Information Control, 19 August 1946: 1 copy.

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"Jewish Leaders to Meet General McNarney Tomorrow," press release, 22 August 1946: 1 copy.

Minutes of PSB's meeting with Jewish leaders, by Abraham S. Hyman, 23 August 1946: 1 carbon.

Address by General McNarney at luncheon for American Jewish leaders in Frankfurt, 23 August 1946: 1 copy.

Statement by PSB at luncheon for American Jewish leaders in Frankfurt, 23 August 1946: 1 copy.

Statement by Stephen S. Wise at luncheon for American Jewish leaders in Frankfurt, 23 August 1946: 1 copy.

"Report on Inspection of Displaced Persons Camp at Windsheim," to PSB from Captain Abraham S. Hyman, 27 August 1946: 1 carbon.

"Maintenance of Law and Order Among U.N. Displaced Persons," memo by Colonel George F. Herbert, 31 August 1946. "Maintenance of law and order among U.N. displaced persons-Supplement No. 1," by Lt. Col. Peter Calza, 27 December 1946: 1 copy.

Statement [by General McNarney?] on Jewish infiltrees into the American Zone, [August? 1946]: 1 typs.

"Legal Aspects of Jewish Rehabilitation in Germany," by Dr. George Weis. With cover letter to Major Emanuel Rackman, 2 September 1946: 1 copy.

"Report on Visit to the D.P. Camp at Landshut," to PSB from Captain Abraham S. Hyman, 4 September 1946: 1 carbon.

Address by Secretary of State James F. Byrnes, press release, 6 September 1946: 1 copy.

"Jewish Displaced Persons," press release by PSB, 7 September 1946: 1 copy.

"Private Audience with Pope Pius XII at Castel Gandolfe [sic] on Wednesday Morning, 11 September 1946," by PSB, with cover letter to General Joseph T. McNarney, 14 September 1946, and letter of invitation from Franklin C.

- Page 149- Philip S. Bernstein papers Gowen, 10 September 1946; and press release? describing audience: 1 typs., 3 carbons of memo, with slight differences.

On PSB's private audience with Pope Pius XII, 11 September 1946. Later correspondence (1954, 1958) regarding publication of PSB's original memo. Late typs. in photocopy and carbon. "Forty Minutes With the Pope," in "Henry W. Clune's Seen and Heard" newspaper column, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, 21 October 1958, containing excerpts from PSB's memo: 3 clippings.

"Austrian Laws on Property Restitution," memo from PSB to General Mark W. Clark, 12 September 1946, accompanying report to PSB from Captain Abraham S. Hyman, 11 September 1946: 1 carbon.

"Proposed Jewish DP Settlement in Italy," memo by PSB, 13 September 1946: 1 carbon.

"Rosh Hashonah Message to my Fellow Jews," by PSB, 14 September 1946: 2 carbons.

"Recommendation Relative to Problem of Law and Order Among Jewish Displaced Persons," memo by PSB, 14 September 1946: 1 carbon.

"Visit to DP Installations at Ulm," memo to PSB from 1st Lt. Herbert Friedman: 1 carbon.

"A Study of Attitudes Toward the Reconstruction and Rehabilitation of Germany," [Report no. 22] from the Surveys Branch, Office of the Director of Information Control, 25 September 1946: 1 copy.

Sermon [by PSB?], Rosh Hashonah, [September 26?], 1946: 1 typs.

OMGUS Observer

, issue 62, September 27, 1946: 1 copy of newspaper.

Material on promotions of Herbert Friedman and Abraham S. Hyman, September 1946, with military documents regarding promotion, [1946-1947].

"Rabbi Bernstein Says Immigration to Palestine is Matter of Life or Death for Displaced Jews," press release from United Palestine Appeal on PSB's arrival in the United States, [September 1946]: 2 copies. - Page 150- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Press statement by PSB on the DPs and the U.S. government, [September? 1946]: 1 carbon.

"Postwar Poland, and the Jews," sermon? by PSB, [September? 1946]; research material: 1 typs., 2 carbons.

Address by PSB at reception at Hotel Biltmore, 1 October 1946: 1 typs., 1 carbon; 2 extra carbons of p. 1.

"Care and Feeding, in Approved Assembly Centers, of United Nations Displaced Persons, Persecutees and Those Assimilated to them in Status," memo from Peter Peters to Commanding Generals, 11 October 1946: 1 copy.

"Conference with President Truman, 11 October 1946," memo from PSB to General McNarney, 18 October 1946: 1 typs., 3 carbons (2 different versions), 2 later typs.

Photographs of PSB's arrival in Paris, France, 13 October 1946: 6 photographs.

"Report on the Activities of the Jewish Adviser in the United States," memo by PSB to General McNarney, 18 October 1946: 1 carbon.

"Mannheim Attitudes Toward Negro Troops," [Report no. 24] from the Surveys Branch, Office, Director of Information Control, 22 October 1946: 1 copy.

Travel documents, PSB and others, October 1946-August 1947.

"German-American Relations in Germany: Frequencies of Group Contacts," [Report no. 27] from the Surveys Branch, Information Control Division, 13 November 1946: 1 copy.

"An Investigation to Determine any Changes in Attitudes of Native Germans Toward the Expellees in Württemberg-Baden," [Report no. 28] from the Surveys Branch, Information Control Division, 14 November 1946: 1 copy.

"Immigration to USA," report from Headquarters for AJDC Emigration Operations for Germany and Austria in Frankfurt, [by Helen Tannenbaum, 1 November 1946], with cover letter from PSB to Herbert Fierst, 19 November 1946: 1 copy. - Page 151- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"The Trend of Cares and Worries in Germany," [Report no. 29] from the Surveys Branch, Information Control Division, 21 November 1946: 1 copy.

"Press Statement by Rabbi Philip S. Bernstein, Adviser to the Theater Commander on Jewish Affairs-26 November 1946," on the need for a decision on Palestine: 1 copy.

"Rabbi Bernstein," by Saul Green; transcript of radio broadcast? on PSB press conference, 26 November 1946: 1 typs.

"Report of Raid on the Ulanen Kaserne, 25 November 1946," from Abraham S. Hyman to PSB, 5 December 1946: 1 carbon.

"Field Trip to DP Installations in US Zone, Austria and Vienna," memo by Herbert Friedman to PSB, 5 December 1946: 1 carbon.

"Dedication of Synagogue Center of Wiesbaden," program, 22 December 1946: 2 programs.

Photographs of Dedication of Synagogue Center of Wiesbaden, 22 December 1946: 5 photographs.

"Review of United States Immigration Activity under the Truman Project- April through December, 1946," report from Irwin Rosen to PSB, 30 December 1946: 1 carbon.

Pamphlet in Yiddish, published by Centralna Zydowska Komisja Historyczna in Lódz, Poland, 1946: 1 pamphlet.

Photograph of PSB [addressing Jewish DPs, Berlin, 1946]: 2 photographs.

"The Jewish Production Corporation," memo from "Central Committee for [sic] Liberated Jews," to General McNarney, [1946?]: 1 carbon.

"Zionism Restated," article? by PSB, [1946?] 2 carbons.

Miscellaneous material, 1946.

Photographs [1946?]: 9 photographs.

Miscellaneous personal financial papers, 1946-1947. - Page 152- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Army bills and accounts for food, etc., for PSB, 1946-1947.

Army bills and statements for food, etc., for PSB, 1946-1947.

Miscellaneous orders, forms, and administrative materials, 1946-1947.

Miscellaneous orders, forms, and administrative materials, 1946-1947.

Miscellaneous memoranda, 1946-1947.

On United States immigration policy and DPs, [1946-1947].

Photographs, [1946?-1947?] including photograph of PSB with Generals Eisenhower and McNarney: 18 photographs.

BOX 2 Title/Description Instances

1946 Title/Description Instances

Photographs, [1946-1948]: 10 photographs; ms. note accompanying some of the photographs to PSB from James J. Markus, 4 July 1947.

Research material on Zionism, Palestine, Israel, and post-War Europe, [1946-1949].

1947 Title/Description Instances

General correspondence, January 1947.

General correspondence, February 1947.

General correspondence, March 1947.

General correspondence, April-May 1947.

General correspondence, June 1947.

General correspondence, July 1947.

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General correspondence, August-October 1947.

General correspondence, November-December 1947.

"Study on Maintenance of Law and Order Among Jews DPs," memo by Abraham S. Hyman to PSB, 13 January 1947, with cover letter from PSB to Chief of Staff, 27 January 1947: 1 carbon. "Conversation between General Clay and Rabbi Bernstein," 2 June 1947: 1 typs. sheet.

"Labor Skills Among Jewish DPs," report with cover letter from PBS to General McNarney, 18 January 1947: 1 carbon of report and letter.

Bar Mitzvah of Stephen Bernstein in Frankfurt, Germany 25 January 1947: address by PSB: 1 typs., 1 carbon. "Arranging a Bar Mitzvah in Frankfurt, Germany," [by Sophie Bernstein, date unknown]: 3 later copies.

Bar Mitzvah of Stephen Bernstein in Frankfurt, Germany 25 January 1947: photographs, showing PSB, Stephen, and others: 6 photographs.

Correspondence between PSB and others regarding Stephen Bernstein's Bar Mitzvah, January-March 1947.

"Report of Negotiations Regarding the Resettlement of 'Displaced Persons' in Belgium," reproduced 27 January 1947: 1 copy.

"Answer to Mr. George Meaders Statement . . . 22 November 1946," by A. Goldman, 28 January 1947: 1 carbon.

[Address?] by PSB on emigration of DPs, 1 February 1947. [Final page of a larger document?] 1 carbon.

"Opinions of German Community Leaders on International Affairs," ODIC Opinion Surveys Unit, 6 February 1947. (Report no. 44): 1 copy.

"Bevin Says No," PSB's account of 13 February 1947 meeting with British Foreign Minister: 1 typs., 1 carbon, 1 photocopy; 1 later typs., 1 carbon; ms notes.

["I spent two weeks in England during the winter"], notes on PSB's visit to England and meeting with Bevin: 1 typs., 1 carbon. [1947?]

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"Conditions of the Jewish Displaced Persons in the U.S. Zones, Germany and Austria," memo from PSB to Arthur Creech Jones, 17 February 1947, with cover letter: 1 carbon, 1 photocopy. Later correspondence regarding memo between PSB and others, 1969.

"Radio Listening in the American Zone and in Berlin," Opinion Surveys Unit, Office of the Director of Information Control, 17 February 1947. (Report no. 45): 1 copy.

"Opinions on the Expellee Problem," Opinion Surveys Unit, Office of the Director of Information Control, 20 February 1947. (Report no. 47): 1 copy.

"2nd Congress of the 'Sheirit-Hapleita' in the American Zone of Germany," Bad Reichenhall, February 1947: 2 pamphlets.

"German Attitudes Toward Freedom of Speech," ODIC, Opinion Surveys Headquarters, 3 March 1947. (Report no. 48): 1 copy.

"Anti-Semitism in the American Zone," ODIC, Opinion Surveys Headquarters, 3 March 1947. (Report no. 49): 1 carbon.

"Report on Attitude of American Delegation Towards the Minority Group Provisions in the Proposed Austrian Treaty," memo to PSB from Abraham S. Hyman, 3 March 1947: 1 carbon.

"Memorandum Submitted by The Interorganizational Sub-Committee on Combatting Anti-Semitism in Germany," 14 March 1947: 2 copies.

"A Pilot Study on Displaced Persons," ODIC, Opinion Surveys Hq, 20 March 1947. (Report no. 50): 1 copy.

Report on "the work skills of the Jewish displaced persons in our [i.e., the American] zone," forwarded from PSB to Louis Jones, 28 March 1947: 1 carbon.

Jüdische Rundschau = The Jewish Review, no. 12/13, March 1947: 1 issue.

["With reference to newpaper reports concerning 'mass exodus' of Jewish displaced persons to Palestine"], statement by PSB, 2 April 1947: 1 carbon.

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"Attitudes Toward Collective Guilt in the American Zone of Germany," ODIC Opinion Surveys Hq., 2 April 1947. (Report no. 51): 1 copy.

"Unjust Distribution of Certificates to Palestine," memo from PSB to Chief of Staff, 3 April 1947: 1 carbon.

"Conference between Rabbi Bernstein, Dr. Chaim Hoffman and Abraham Hyman on Miscellaneous matters, 10 April 1947." 1 typs.

"Rabbi Bernstein's Views on Migration of Unacompanied Jewish Children to Palestine," memo from Abraham S. Hyman to Commander in Chief, 15 April 1947: 1 carbon.

"The Commander-in-Chief's Press Conference," transcript of press conference with Lucius D. Clay, 16 April 1947: 1 copy.

On PSB's departure and replacement as Advisor, letter from General Lucius D. Clay to US Secretary of War Robert P. Patterson, 16 April 1947: 1 carbon.

"Feeding of Displaced Persons," memo from Abraham S. Hyman to Chief of Staff, 28 April 1947: 1 carbon. "Difficulties and Problems Encountered in the Feeding of Displaced Persons in the U.S. Zone . . . " memo from Paul B. Edwards to Commander in Chief, 14 April 1947: 1 carbon. "Extract from Report of Marie Syrkin to Rabbi Philip S. Bernstein," [March? 1947]: 1 carbon.

"Confidence in News in Present-Day Germany," ICD-Opinion Surveys Hq., 1 May 1947. (Report no. 57 [corrected in pencil to 58]): 1 copy.

"Displaced Persons," by Alvin Johnson, excerpted from "Places for Displaced Persons," The Yale Review (Spring 1947); reprinted in New School Bulletin, 5 May 1947: 1 pamphlet.

"Report on Economic Provisions in Austrian Treaty Relative to Minority Groups," memo from Abraham S. Hyman to PSB, 8 May 1947: 1 copy.

"Report on the Jewish Displaced Persons in U. S. Zones, Germany and Austria," address by PSB to "The Five Organizations meeting in the Hotel Biltmore, 12 May 1947." 1 typs., 2 carbons; 1 different carbon; 1 typs. and carbon of p. 1-6.

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Memo from David Bernstein to PSB on German anti-Semitism, with cover letter, 15 May 1947: 1 typs., 1 carbon. Review of W.L. White's Report on the Germans (1947) by Charles Poore, New York Times, 17 July 1947: 1 newspaper clipping.

"Rabbi Philip S. Bernstein," by David O. Boehm, in The American Hebrew, v. 157, no. 3 (16 May 1947): 1 issue, 1 photocopy of article.

"Comments on the Proposed Liquidation of the Jewish Assembly Center at Zeilsheim," memo from Abraham S. Hyman to Chief of Staff, 19 May 1947: 1 typs., 3 carbons; 2 different carbons.

"Comments on Proposed Austrian Fourth and Fifth Restitution Laws," memo from Abraham S. Hyman to Commanding General, U.S. Forces, Austria, 26 May 1947: 1 carbon.

"Proposed Agreement Between IRO and the Commander-in-Chief, European Command," 31 May 1947. "Third Revised Draft." Internal route slip, 5 June 1947: 1 copy.

On Jewish DPs, [by PSB?] [May? 1947] 1 carbon.

"Conversation Between General Clay and Rabbi Bernstein," notes by PSB, 2 June 1947: 1 typs. sheet.

"Statement by the Honorable John H. Hilldring . . ." press statement, 4 June 1947. 1 copy.

"Resume of the Remarks Made at the Meeting of Liquidation of the Jewish DP Assembly Center at Zeilsheim," including PSB and others, 5 June 1947: 1 typs., 2 carbons; 1 different carbon.

"Employment of Jewish Displaced Persons," memo by Paul B. Edwards, 6 June 1947: 1 carbon.

"Status of Restitution Laws in Germany and in Austria," memo from Abraham S. Hyman to PSB, 9 June 1947: 1 carbon.

"Statement on Jewish Displaced Persons," by PSB, "to be presented to House of Representatives Judiciary Committee Hearings," on H.R. 2910

- Page 157- Philip S. Bernstein papers (the "Stratton bill," emergency legislation for immigration), 13 June 1947: 1 carbon.

"Statement of Mr. William Green . . . before the Judiciary Committee of the House of Representatives," on H.R. 2910, press release, 13 June 1947: 1 copy.

"Statement by Rabbi Philip S. Bernstein," press release for 20 June 1947 on PSB's testimony before the House Subcommittee on Immigration and Naturalization, on H.R. 2910, 19 June 1947: 2 different carbons.

"Night Letter," on H.R. 2910, [1947]: 1 carbon.

"Prior to the Exodus," notes by PSB on visit to Lindenfels in June, 1947, for address? in 1970s? 1 typs., 1 photocopy of 1st page.

Jüdische Rundschau, no. 14/15, June 1947: 1 issue.

On tobacco products for displaced persons, internal Army memos, June-July 1947.

"Statement by Lieutenant-Colonel Jerry M. Sage . . . before the House and [sic] Subcommittee on Immigration and Naturalization," press release, 2 July 1947: 1 copy.

American Joint Distribution Committee reports for the US Zone of Occupation, Germany, June 1947: Cover letter dated 15 July 1947.

"A Program to Deal with Anti-Semitism in Germany," memo from PSB to Commander in Chief, 16 July 1947: 1 carbon.

"Memorandum to the United Nations Special Committee on Palestine," from the Central Committee of the Liberated Jews in Germany, Austria, and Italy; cover letter, addressed to the Chairman, 22 July 1947. 1 copy. Cover letter from S. Adler Rudel to PSB, 4 August 1947: 1 typs.

"Summary of D.P. Population," Office of Reports and Statistics, PCIRO Headquarters, 26 July 1947: 1 copy. Also "Supplement to Summary" and other miscellaneous population figures.

"Dedication of Dieburg Synagogue," 29 July 1947: 1 program; advertisement for Schade Market, [1950s?]

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Letter with photographs (some of PSB) from [Arnold?], Rochester, N.Y., 1 August 1947.

Address by PSB at Zeilsheim DP camp, 4 August 1947: 2 typs., 3 carbons; invitation to the event from the Committee of Liberated Jews, [July?] 1947: 1 leaflet.

Notes on the Zeilsheim farewell party, [n.d.] 1 typs., 2 carbons.

"Infiltration of Romanian Jews," memo from PSB to Commander in Chief and Commanding General, 5 August 1947: 6 carbons (2 different formats).

The Displaced-Persons Problem: A Collection of Recent Official Statements, U.S. Dept. of State, "Released August 1947." 2 pamphlets.

Sermon by PSB, "Rosh Hashona Eve," 14 September 1947: 1 carbon.

["Yes, We Have No Bananas"], sermon by PSB, "Rosh Hashona morning service," [15 September 1947] 2 carbons.

"Article on Jewish Displaced Persons for the Palestine Year Book," by PSB, September 1947: 2 carbons, correspondence.

Displaced Persons, by PSB, pamphlet reprinted from The American Jewish Year Book, v. 49, 1947-48, 1947: 3 pamphlets. "Jewish Displaced Persons," by PSB, typs. version of publication: 2 carbons.

"Final Report, to Honorable Kenneth C. Royall, Secretary of the Army," by PSB, 9 October 1947: 2 carbons, 1 extra carbon of p. 6.

"Army Department Releases Rabbi Bernstein's Report," press release, 26 October 1947: 3 copies, photocopy of p. 1-2.

Correspondence, PSB and Arthur Hays Sulzberger, October-November 1947; ms. notes by PSB.

"The Jewish Problem-A World Challenge," address by PSB, 17 November 1947: 1 carbon.

"The Truth About Germany," sermon by PSB, 28 November 1947: 1 carbon; fragment from address? [n.d.] 1 carbon of p. 2-3. - Page 159- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Correspondence, PSB and Walter M. Besterman, Clerk, Subcommittee on Immigration and Naturalization, regarding printing of H.R. 2910, December 1947-January 1948.

Address by PSB at the "McNarney Luncheon by 5 Organizations, Waldorf, N.Y.," 1947: 1 typs., 3 carbons.

Jidisze Bilder, no. 6, 1947: 1 issue.

"Estimated Numbers of Jews who left Germany in 1946 and 1947 (June- July)," [1947?] 1 typs.

"Zionist Activity Among Displaced Persons in US Zone Germany, 1945-1947," [1947?] 1 carbon.

"Report by Rabbi Philip S. Bernstein, Advisor on Jewish Affairs, U.S. Zones, Europe, May, 1946 to August, 1947," [1947?] 3 carbons.

Fragment of sermon by PSB on experience as AJA, [1947?] 1 typs. (p. 7-11), 1 carbon, ms. notes.

On legislation for restitution for the Jewish community, [1947?] 1 carbon.

Sermon on the lessons of World War II by PSB, [1947?] 1 typs.

Miscellaneous materials on Palestine, [1947-1948]

Research material on DPs, Germany, and other issues [1947-1951]

1948 Title/Description Instances

General correspondence, [1948]

J.T.A. news, 4 February 1948: 1 copy (p. 4-5 only).

"The Present Status of the DPs," memo [from Meyer Abramowitz?] to the 5 Agencies, [March 1948?] 1 carbon.

"Rabbi Mayer Abramowitz," press release for 1948 United Jewish Appeal, March 1948: 1 carbon.

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"Summary of Provisions of the Displaced Persons Act of 1948. (Public Law 774, 80th Congress.) And Definitions of Eligibility Under the IRO Constitution," IRO News Digest no. 13, United States Office, Preparatory Commission, International Refugee Organization, 30 June 1948: 1 copy.

Report from William Haber, Advisor on Jewish Affairs, 31 August 1948: 1 copy of typs.

Report on the activities of the International Refugee Organization from 1 July 1947-30 June 1948, by William Hallam Tuck, to the UN General Council, 7 September 1948: 1 copy.

"Report on the Policy of the International Refugee Organization Regarding Repatriation and Resettlement," 13 September 1948: 1 copy.

"Report on Certain Aspects of Jewish DP problems in the US Zone, Germany and Austria," report by Harry Greenstein and Abraham S. Hyman, 15 September 1948, with cover letter to PSB from William Haber, 6 October 1948: 1 copy.

"Passport to Nowhere," by Gertrude Samuels, from

The New York Times magazine, 19 September 1948: Newspaper clipping.

"Israel and the American Jew," radio address by PSB, 17 October 1948: 1 typs, ms. notes.

"Jewish Detainees on Cyprus," radio address by Morris Laub, 21 December 1948: 1 copy. "Radio Script on Cyprus," author unknown, 5 January 1949: 1 copy.

"Meeting of the members of the Executive Committee of the JRSO, Dec. 24, 1948," memo to PSB and others from N. Robinson, 27 December 1948: 1 carbon.

BOX 3 Title/Description Instances

1948 Title/Description Instances

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Address [by Samuel Gringaus at TBK, 1948] 1 carbon.

Report on Jewish DPs, author unknown (Chief of G5 for the U.S. Army in Europe), [1948?] 1 carbon.

"Displaced Persons," article by Abraham S. Hyman, galley proofs for Year book[?] [1948?].

Correspondence, PSB and others, chiefly Wisconsin Sen. Alexander Wiley, on Displaced Persons Bill, 1948-1949.

On revising the Displaced Persons Act of 1948, correspondence and statements, 1948-1949.

Commission on the Future Program and Constitution of the World Zionist Organization, reports, minutes, and correspondence, 1948-1949.

1949- Title/Description Instances

General correspondence, [1949, n.d.]

"Report of Rabbi Simon G. Kramer, Synagogue Council of America Liaison Representative Between American Military Government and The German Jewish Community," [1949?] 1 copy.

Reports from Advisors on Jewish Affairs (Abraham S. Hyman and Harry Greenstein), covering periods from 15 January-15 March 1949, to Four Organizations, 7 April 1949. "Report No. 429." 2 copies.

"The Plight of the Jewish DP's," by PSB, in World Alliance News Letter, v. 25, no. 4, April, 1949: 1 issue; research material.

Notes on meetings of the four Organizations, May-December [1949].

"Denazification," television show script by David Lowe, with segment narrated by PSB, 25 October 1949: 1 copy.

"Restitution and Compensation Legislation in Austria: A Survey of Enactments," by Nehemiah Robinson, 1949: 1 copy.

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Charter? Displaced Persons Commission, Washington, D.C.: "Delegation of Authority and Availability of Records" and "Part 700-Admission Into the United States of Displaced Persons," [1949?] 1 copy.

Research material on German denazification, [1949-1951].

Essay by unknown author on German anti-semitism, [late 1940s]: 1 carbon.

"Compensation Legislation in Germany: A Survey of Enactments," by Nehemiah Robinson, 1950: 1 copy.

Research material on Germany and denazification, 1950.

Research material on German denazification, [1950]

Correspondence, PSB and Leo W. Schwartz, 1950-1953.

Correspondence, 1950-1972.

"Plight of Survivors of Concentration Camps," progress report by the Secretary-General, United Nations Economic and Social Council, 6 February 1951. 1 copy.

"Report of the International Refugee Organization," to the UN, 6 June 1951, with cover letter to PSB from Henry H. Grossman, 27 June 1951: 1 copy.

"Annual Report, October 1950-October 1951, of the Jewish Restitution Successor Organization, on the Restitution of Jewish Property in the U.S. Zone of Germany," [31 October 1951]: 1 copy.

Reviews of Leo W. Schwartz, The Redeemers (New York: Farrar, Straus Young), 1953: Newspaper clippings.

"10 Years Ago Nazi Camps Were Freed," special issue of Congress Weekly, v. 22, no. 15, April 18, 1955: 1 issue.

Retrospective correspondence, 1958-1979.

Correspondence, PSB and Thomas P. Liebschutz and others, 1964-1965.

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"Rabbi Philip S. Bernstein and the Jewish Displaced Persons," by Thomas Philip Liebschutz, M.A. thesis, Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, May 1965: 1 copy of typs. Folder 1: cover-p. 51.

"Rabbi Philip S. Bernstein and the Jewish Displaced Persons," by Liebschutz. Folder 2: p. [52]-102 (p. 71 missing).

"Rabbi Philip S. Bernstein and the Jewish Displaced Persons," by Liebschutz. Folder 3: p. [103]-146 (end).

"A View of the Jewish Problem from the Pentagon and State Department, 1945-1948: Transcription of Memoirs Taped by Herbert A. Fierst," 1972: 1 copy of typs. Folder 1: cover-p. 55.

"A View of the Jewish Problem from the Pentagon and State Department, 1945-1948," by Herbert A. Fierst. Folder 2: p. 56-110.

"A View of the Jewish Problem from the Pentagon and State Department, 1945-1948," by Herbert A. Fierst. Folder 3: p. 111-166 (end).

"General McNarney Remembered," by PSB, [1972?] 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"The Career of Rabbi Philip Bernstein as Advisor to the Theater Commander in Germany After World War II," by Harvey Jay Winokur, 14 January 1973 [i.e. 1974?], with cover letter to PSB from Jacob R. Marcus, 22 January 1974: 1 copy of typs.

Correspondence, PSB and Abraham S. Hyman and others, 1974-1979.

On a Bar Mitzvah in Berlin, by PSB, [n.d.] 3 carbons.

Postcard to PSB from [Boris] Plishkin, [Aria] Retter, and [Schlomorres?], [n.d.]

Ms. notes by PSB, undated.

Ms. notes by PSB, undated.

The following folders are typed drafts, in varying stages of revision (some pages are photocopies, some original typs., with ms. corrections and additions,

- Page 164- Philip S. Bernstein papers and insertions), of a work by Abraham S. Hyman which would eventually be published as The Undefeated (Jerusalem: Gefen, 1993).

"After the Holocaust," by Abraham S. Hyman, [late 1970s]. 1 copy of typs. Folder 1: cover-p. 50.

"After the Holocaust," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 2: p. 51-p. 100.

"After the Holocaust," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 3: p. 101-p. 151.

"After the Holocaust," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 4: p. 152-p. 200.

"After the Holocaust," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 5: p. 201-p. 250.

"After the Holocaust," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 6: p. 251-p. 300.

"After the Holocaust," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 7: p. 301-p. 350.

"After the Holocaust," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 8: p. 351-p. 400.

"After the Holocaust," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 9: p. 401-p. 450.

"After the Holocaust," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 10: p. 451-p. 473 (end).

"After the Holocaust," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 11: Substitute and additional pages, with cover letter to PSB, 19 September 1945 [i.e. 1975?].

"After the Holocaust," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 12: Substitute and additional pages.

"Unbeaten: The Story of the Jewish DPs," by Abraham S. Hyman, [1970s]. 1 copy of typs. Folder 1: cover-p. 50.

"Unbeaten," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 2: p. 51-100.

"Unbeaten," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 3: p. 101-150.

"Unbeaten," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 4: p. 151-200.

BOX 4 Title/Description Instances

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The following folders are typed drafts, in varying stages of revision (some pages are photocopies, some original typs., with ms. corrections and additions, and insertions), of a work by Abraham S. Hyman which would eventually be published as The Undefeated (Jerusalem: Gefen, 1993).

"Unbeaten," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 5: p. 201-250.

"Unbeaten," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 6: p. 251-300.

"Unbeaten," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 7: p. 301-366 (end).

"The Undefeated," by Abraham S. Hyman, [1976-1978]. Carbons. Folder 1: Outline, Preface [both entitled "The Survivors"], Foreword, chapters 1-4.

"The Undefeated," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 2: chapters 5-7, portions of chapters 7 and 8 with cover letter to PSB, chapter 13.

"The Undefeated," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 3: portions of several chapters with cover letters to PSB.

"The Undefeated," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 4: portions of several chapters with cover letters to PSB.

"The Undefeated," by Abraham S. Hyman, [1976-1978]. Photocopies. Folder 1: Outline, Preface [both entitled "The Survivors"], Foreword, chapters 1-3.

"The Undefeated," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 2: chapters 4-5, portions of other chapters with photocopies of cover letters to PSB.

"The Undefeated," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 3: chapters 6-8 (2 different versions of chapter 8), portions of chapter 8 with photocopy of cover letter to PSB.

"The Undefeated," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 4: chapter 9, portions of other chapters with photocopies of cover letters to PSB.

"The Undefeated," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 5: chapter 11, portions of other chapters with photocopy of cover letter to PSB.

"The Undefeated," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 6: chapters 12-13, portions of other chapters with photocopies of cover letters to PSB.

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"The Undefeated," by Abraham S. Hyman, [1979?]. Photocopies with inserted carbons. Folder 1: beginning-p. 50.

"The Undefeated," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 2: p. 51a-100.

"The Undefeated," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 3: p. 101-150.

"The Undefeated," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 4: p. 151-200.

"The Undefeated," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 5: p. 201-250.

"The Undefeated," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 6: p. 251-300.

"The Undefeated," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 7: p. 301-344 (end).

"The Undefeated: The Story of the Jewish Displaced Persons," by Abraham S. Hyman, [198-?]. Clean copy. Folder 1: beginning-p. 50.

"The Undefeated," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 2: p. 51-100.

"The Undefeated," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 3: p. 101-150.

"The Undefeated," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 4: p. 151-200.

"The Undefeated," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 5: p. 201-250.

"The Undefeated," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 6: p. 251-300.

"The Undefeated," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 7: p. 301-350.

"The Undefeated," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 8: p. 351-400.

"The Undefeated," by Abraham S. Hyman. Folder 9: p. 401-421 (end).

BOX 5 Title/Description Instances

Photograph albums of and by DPs, [1946-1948].

Photographs of a UNRRA children's home; captions in German.

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"UNRRA Team 521, Germany-Lampertheim, 1946," inscribed to PSB by Mathilde Oftedal. Photographs of camp life; captions in English.

"Ma'apilim: Shearit Ha'Platah Begins its Journey Into the Future." Photographs of emigration from Germany to France; captions in English.

Photographs of Jewish settlers in Palestine at [Gearrah?]. Photograph captions in Hebrew, some English translations. [1948?]

"Lager Zeilsheim, 18. 1. 1947," inscribed in [Hebrew?] and English "to Samuel [sic] Bernstein, son of the Honorable Rabbi Dr. Philip Bernstein on the day of his Bar-Mitzva." Photographs of camp life; captions in German.

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CCAR Title/Description Instances

BOX 1 Title/Description Instances

Correspondence, PSB and others. 1938.

Correspondence, PSB and others. 1940-1943.

Correspondence. 1941-1952.

Correspondence about 1952 CCAR convention. 1951-1952.

Correspondence, PSB and others. 1952.

Correspondence, chiefly PBS and Joseph L. Fink. 1952-1953.

Correspondence, PSB and others. 1954-1962.

Correspondence, PSB and Committee on Solicitation of Funds. 1955.

Correspondence, 1956-1967.

Correspondence, PSB and CCAR Journal. 1958-1975.

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Correspondence, PSB and others. 1963-1976.

Research material on peace. 1935-1941.

Research material on peace. 1938.

Research material on peace. 1938.

Committee on International Peace, correspondence. 1937-1938.

Committee on International Peace, correspondence. 1937-1938.

Report of the Committee on International Peace, 1938.

"Program of World Reconstruction" and mss. notes by PSB. [early 1940s?]

"Report of Preliminary Meeting on Pulpit Placement and Ethics." 1942.

On passage by CCAR of a resolution on a Jewish army. 1942.

"Proposed Report of Commission on Justice and Peace." 1942.

"Judaism and Race Relations," 25-26 November 1945.

Meeting with Judah Maimon on religious liberty in Israel, 6 March 1951.

"Report of the Committee on Projects in Palestine," 26 June 1949.

"The President's Message" to the 1949 CCAR Convention, by Abraham J. Feldman, 23 June 1949.

On status of Reform rabbis in Israel. 1950.

On Summer Institute in Israel. 1950.

On Summer Institute in Israel. 1950-1951.

On Summer Institute in Israel. 1950-1951.

Summer Institute in Israel itinerary. [1951?]

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"The President's Message" to the 1951 CCAR Convention, by PSB, 19 June 1951. 3 issues.

"Six Statements on Preaching Techniques." 1951.

62nd Annual Convention, New London, Conn., 19-24 June 1951.

On CCAR statement on religious education. 1951.

"Report of the Committee on Church and State." [1951?]

63rd Annual Convention, Buffalo, N.Y., 10-15 June 1952.

Newspaper reports on PSB's President's Message to 1952 Convention. 1952.

PSB's appointments to committees. 1952.

"Report of the Committee on Church and State." 1952.

CCAR representatives on various organizations. [1952?]

On the goals of the Reform movement, correspondence, Herbert A. Friedman and Abraham J. Brachman. 1953.

64th Annual Convention, Estes Park, Colo., 23-28 June 1953.

"The President's Message" to the 1954 CCAR Convention, by Joseph L. Fink, 22 June 1954.

65th Annual Convention, Pike, N.H., 22-27 June 1954.

66th Annual Convention, Asbury Park, N.J., 20-23 June 1955.

"The Jewish Community and its Leadership," by Morris Lieberman, 22 June 1955.

PSB's appointments to committees. 1955-1970.

CCAR Newsletter. 1955-1962.

"Report of the Committee on Nominating and Electoral Procedure." 1956.

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"The President's Message," to 1956 and 1960 CCAR Conventions; "The State of our Union," by Maurice Eisendrath, report to Council of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, 1955-1959.

CCAR Convention programs, 1958-1968.

"Justice and Peace," CCAR resolutions. 1956.

"Report of Commission on Justice and Peace," "Recommendations of Commission on Church and State." 1957.

"The CCAR-Seventy Fruitful Years-Evaluation and Challenge," address by PSB to 1960 CCAR Convention, 24 June 1940. Typs., correspondence, research material.

"The CCAR-Seventy Fruitful Years-Evaluation and Challenge," address by PSB to 1960 CCAR Convention, 24 June 1940. Correspondence, research material.

71st Annual Convention, Detroit, Mich., 21-26 June 1960.

Annual Convention seminar papers, notes, 1960-1969.

Admissions Committee, correspondence. 1960-1964.

Admissions Committee, correspondence. 1964-1967.

"Placement Plan." 1961.

Special Committee on Mixed Marriage. 1961-1962.

Miscellaneous reports. [1961-1971]

Box 2 Title/Description Instances

"Stephen S. Wise-Some Personal Recollections," by PSB for CCAR Journal, 11 January 1963.

"Code of Ethics Between Rabbi and Rabbi." 1964.

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Address [by Garson Meyer?] at CCAR Annual Convention, Toronto, Canada, 24 June 1966.

CCAR Journal, October 1966, January 1967.

CCAR Liturgy Committee, correspondence. 1967-1968.

New York State Regional Conciliation Committee. 1967-1968.

Special Committee on Chaplaincy. 1968.

Special Committee on Chaplaincy. 1968-1969.

"Report of the Committee on Church and State." 1968.

"The Report of the Committee on Justice and Peace." 1968.

"Apologia Pro Aetate Mea," article in CCAR Journal, April 1969.

Address by PSB given at CCAR Annual Convention, Houston, Texas, 18 June 1969.

Report by the CCAR Committee on Rabbinic Tenure and Security. 1973.

Executive Board Meeting, minutes and budget. 1973.

Insurance program proposal. 1973.

Memos on Yom Kippur War, 11-12 December 1973.

Announcement of death of Aryeh Lev, 2 May 1975.

Addresses by PSB, to be considered for publication [by CCAR Journal?] Correspondence, 1976.

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AZCPA/AIPAC Title/Description Instances

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Scope and Contents note

PSB assumed the Chair of the American Zionist Committee for Public Affairs (AZCPA) upon the retirement of fellow Rochesterian Louis Laskey in the fall of 1954. He held this position until 1968. Throughout that time he was in almost continuous contact with Isaiah L. Kenen (ILK; in familiar correspondence, "Si"), Executive Director (and Chairman briefly after PSB's retirement). The committee changed its name in 1959 to American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), primarily because of the offense of the word "Zionist." The benefits of a different name had been discussed for some years prior to the actual change.

This section of the papers also includes material on the American Council for Judaism and other opponents of Zionism, some of which actually predates AZCPA's organization.

The correspondence is not indexed. However, there are one or more letters in the collection from the following:

George V. Allen

Morris J. Amitay

David Ben-Gurion

Elmer Berger

Chester Bowles

Paul M. Butler

Barber Conable

Simcha Dinitz

John Foster Dulles

Abba Eban

Dwight D. Eisenhower

Herbert A. Fierst

Arthur J. Goldberg

Nahum Goldmann

Israel Goldstein

Charles E. Goodell

Avraham Harman

Yehuda Hellman

Christian Herter

Yaacov Herzog

Frank Horton

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Hubert H. Humphrey

Jacob K. Javits

Eric Johnston

Lyndon B. Johnson

Irving Kane

Kivie Kaplan

Kenneth Keating

Estes Kefauver

Robert F. Kennedy

Herbert H. Lehman

Louis Lipsky

Joseph T. McNarney

William B. Macomber

Paul Martin

Wayne Morse

Robert Murphy

Joachim Prinz

James Roosevelt

Walter W. Rostow

William M. Rountree

Hugh Scott

Lawrence E. Spivak

Samuel S. Stratton

Gideon Tadmor

Title/Description Instances

Chronological Files, 1954-1961 Title/Description Instances

"Current Issues in U.S.-Israel Relations," 15 October 1953.

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Announcements of formation of AZCPA: Press release from Paul Green, 15 March 1954; by Chairman Louis Lipsky, 22 March 1954; by Executive Director ILK, 30 March 1954.

"Information for Representations of Israel Abroad: The Jews in the U.S.S.R.," Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Jerusalem, 18 March 1954. 1 carbon.

"Report from Washington," 3 May 1954-15 October 1959.

"Are We Really Impartial?", on 1954 Mutual Security Act, 22 June 1954. 2 copies.

"Excerpts from a Statement on 'The American Zionist Committee for Public Affairs,'" by ILK, 27 June 1954. 2 copies.

"Memorandum," on statements by Congresswoman Frances Bolton on 1954 Mutual Security Program, 2 July 1954. 2 copies; State of Louisiana, House Concurrent Resolution no. 44, on achieving peace in the Middle East, 28 June 1954.

"Digest of Testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on the 1954 Mutual Security Act," 14 July 1954. 2 copies.

"Highlights of Hearings, House Appropriations Committee, 1954 Mutual Security Program," 26 July 1954. 2 copies. "Highlights of Hearings, Senate Appropriations Committee, 1954 Mutual Security Program," 12 August 1954.

"No Arms for Arab States Without Peace in the Middle East," letter and statement from AZCPA Chairman Louis Lipsky, 15 September 1954.

Resignation of Louis Lipsky from Chair: press release, 29 November 1954.

"Dinner Party at Ambassador Lawson's, 7 December 1954," typs. notes by A[llen] L[esser], 10 December 1954.

"Memorandum," on US foreign policy in Middle East, 20 December 1954. "Background Information on American Zionist Committee for Public Affairs," [1955?].

Election of PSB to Chair: press release, 30 December 1954.

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"For Peace and Economic Development in the Near East: How American Public Opinion Views Proposals to Arm the Arab States," 31 December 1954.

"Some Thoughts on a Zionist Public Information Program for the United States," 16 February 1955.

"Moroccan Jewry," statement by PSB, 17 February 1955; "Memo, Re: Crisis in Morocco," by M.L. Perlzweig, 30 September 1955.

PSB's report on Moroccan Jewry, 17 and 22 February 1955.

On Morocco: PSB's reports, statements before US Congress, research material. 1955.

Statement by PSB before the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, Subcommittee on Technical Assistance Programs, 23 February 1955, 2 versions; extracts from the Congressional Record-Senate, 1-2 June 1955.

On US government policy in the Middle East, address by PSB to David Marcus Chapter of American Jewish Congress, 23 February 1955.

"Report of Activities," by ILK. 1 March 1955.

"Morocco and Mendes-France," sermon by PSB. 4 March 1955. 1 carbon.

Conference of National Jewish Organizations, 5-6 March 1955. Declaration of policy; excerpts from address by George V. Allen; address by John D. Jernegan.

Conference of Jewish Organizations, 5-6 March 1955. Declaration of policy.

"Because Israel Is," address by PSB at Conference on Israel, 6 March 1955. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

Address to Bronx Zionist Council. 20 April 1955. 1 carbon.

Bill to amend the Mutual Security Act of 1954. May 1955; "Report to Congress on the Mutual Security Program." 31 December 1954.

"Statement of Senator George H. Bender (Ohio) on the Mutual Security Program," 2 June 1955. 1 copy. - Page 176- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Press release, statement by PSB before the Committee on Foreign Affairs, House of Representatives, 16 June 1955.

Statement by PSB before the Committee on Foreign Affairs, House of Representatives. Marked-up, pasted printed copy; 1 typs. of same, 13 June 1955.

Address by PSB to Zionist Organization of America, 17 June 1955. 1 typs., 1 carbon; correspondence; research material.

"Report," by ILK. 9 August 1955; memo from ILK to Senator Styles Bridges. December 1955; other political material.

National Finance Council of AZCPA. Correspondence, drafts of statements. August-September 1955.

"New Hope in the Near East," by ILK. 28 September 1955. 2 carbons.

"Egypt, Israel, and the United States," sermon by PSB. 21 October 1955. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

Excerpts from address by Anthony Eden in U.S. regarding arming Israel and Arab nations, 10 November 1955; research material.

"Progress Report No. 1," memo to PSB from ILK, 23 November 1955.

About AZCPA. [1955?]

On "Structure" and "Terms of Reference" of AZCPA. [1955?]

Newspaper clippings on PSB and AZCPA. [1955]

Conference of American Jewish Organizations, 17-18 January 1956. Statement; address by PSB, 18 January 1956.

"The Near East- Crisis for Democracy," January 1956.

Address by PSB in honor of Edward B. Lawson, 15 May 1956. 1 typs.; research material.

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"Statement of policy," 23 May 1956; "What Kind of Peace Settlement for Middle East?", article by PSB, offprint from Foreign Policy Bulletin, 15 December 1956.

Memo on AZCPA's work. 25 June 1956.

Democratic and Republican party platforms: various versions of pro-Israel planks; memos; correspondence. July 1956.

"Provocative Preparations in Israel," article in Izvestia, broadcast 21 September [1956].

"Israel's Current Position, and Immigration to Israel," memo from Herbert A. Friedman to those speaking on behalf of United Jewish Appeal, 26 September 1956.

["Crisis in the Middle East"], address by PSB to Ad Club of Rochester. [27 September 1956] 1 carbon, correspondence.

"Israel Issues at the Democratic and Republican Conventions," interview with ILK by Murray Frank, 30 September [1956].

Notes made by Rita Grossman on Republican-sponsored television program, "The Eisenhower Administration and Israel," 17 October 1956.

Opinion on U.S. policy in Suez War, material collected by Allen Lesser, 1 November 1956; mss notes by PSB.

[News release?] on address on Middle East by Edwin Wright, by Allen Lesser, 2 November 1956. Research material.

"Mid-East Conflict-The Way Out," sermon by PSB. 2 November 1956. 3 copies.

American Jewish Committee letter to John Foster Dulles on the Arab-Israel conflict, 3 November 1956. 1 copy.

Reports [minutes of meeting?], 5 November 1956. 1 typs.

"Special-Urgent no. 5," American Zionist Council Report to local committees on 1956 war, 9 November 1956. - Page 178- Philip S. Bernstein papers

On resolving Suez War, [letter?] from PSB, 13 November 1956.

"News and Opinion" on Suez War, to Presidents' Group from Judd L. Teller. 14 November 1956.

"What Kind of Peace Settlement for Middle East?" by PSB, reprinted from Foreign Policy Bulletin, 15 December 1956. Cartoon clipping; reprint from Congressional Record (Senate), 8 November 1963.

"The Menace of Nasser" and "Why Arms for Israel." [1956?] 1 carbon.

"The New Communist Threat to the Near East." [1956?] 1 carbon.

"The United States and the Security of the Middle East." [1956?] 2 carbons, mss. notes by PSB.

Research material on U.S. policy in Middle East. 1956 and earlier.

"Analysis of the Eisenhower Doctrine," by ILK, 13 January 1957. 2 copies; Untitled article? on situation in Suez Canal Zone, 3 January 1957. 1 copy.

On the Eisenhower Doctrine, address by PSB. 14 January 1957. 1 typs.

Statement by PSB to Committee on Foreign Affairs, U.S. House of Representatives, 16 January 1957, and [Committee on Foreign Relations and Committee on Armed Services, U.S. Senate], 4 February 1957. 1 typs. each, summary, correspondence.

"70 Democratic Members of Congress Address Themselves to Dulles in the Mideast Issue," 23 January 1957. 1 copy.

"Aide Memoire on the Israel Position on the Sharm el-Sheikh Area and the Gaza Strip," Delegation of Israel to the United Nations, New York, 23 January 1957. 1 copy.

"Public Statements Made by Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson on the Dispute in the Middle East," 18 February

Draft proposal to rename and reorganize AZCPA (as American Committee for Israel and Near East Peace). 21 February 1957. 1 copy.

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Excerpts from address by James A. Pike at a meeting of the American Christian Palestine Committee, 21 February 1957.

Evidence of the Arab War in Peacetime Against Israel, Presented to the General Assembly of the United Nations by the World Jewish Congress, 1957. 1 pamphlet; cover letter from Abraham S. Hyman, 4 March 1957.

"Israel's Fight for Peace and Security," 6 March 1957. 1 copy.

"America's Moral Commitment to Israel," from Zionist Organization of America memo to district and regional leaders, from Harold P. Manson, 6 March 1957. 1 copy.

Memo from ILK to AZCPA National Finance Council. 14 March 1957. 1 copy.

Memo [from ILK?] to PSB, 29 August 1957.

Draft statement by Joseph Schectman and summary by ILK. 23 October 1957.

"Economic and Military Cooperation with Nations in the General Area of the Middle East," hearings before Committee on Foreign Affairs, U.S. House of Representatives, on H.J. Res. 117. Includes PSB's statement. U.S. G.P.O., 1957.

"The President's Proposal on the Middle East," hearings before the Committee on Foreign Relations and the Committee on Armed Services, U.S. Senate, on S.J. Res. 19 and H.J. Res. 117. Pt. 1. Includes PSB's statement. U.S. G.P.O., 1957.

On changing AZCPA's name: correspondence, 1957-1959.

On Arab boycott, research material. 1957-1965.

Memo from American Zionist Council to local committees on Arab Boycott. 25 September 1958.

"Memo from Washington," 26 September, 31 October, 1958.

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Address [by Elmer Louis?] for United Jewish Appeal, 9 October 1958, with letter from Louis to PSB. 7 October 1958.

Address by ILK at Hadassah Convention in Miami. 22 October 1958. 1 copy.

Research material for United Jewish Appeal, including memo to PSB from Abraham Hyman and "A Report on Three Weeks in Israel with the Histadrut," by P. Jacobs. [1958?]

"U.S.-Israel Friendship," [article? by PSB?] for Israel's 10th Anniversary. [1958]

"How the Current U.S. Intervention Affects American-Israel Relations," draft [by ILK? 1958?]. With a memo by ILK, 26 August 1958.

"Report" on address by General Sir John Bagot Glubb to the Rochester City Club, by Julia Berlove. 21 February 1959.

"Excerpts from Rabbi Philip S. Bernstein's address to the American Christian Palestine Committee." 8 April 1959. 1 typs.

AIPAC lobbying activities against World Bank Loan to UAR for Suez Canal, chiefly correspondence. 1959-1960.

Presidents' Conference Subcommittee on the Suez Canal: minutes of meeting. 10 February 1960.

Statement by PSB to House Committee on Foreign Affairs, 14 March 1960: correspondence; drafts and final copies of statement.

Address by John F. Kennedy to Zionist Organization of America: 1 typs., newspaper report giving different version. 26 August 1960.

"Mutual Security Act of 1960," hearings before the Committee on Foreign Affairs, House of Representatives. Includes PSB's statement. Pt. 5. U.S. G.P.O., 1960.

Congressional Record, 2 May 1960. 1 issue.

"Memo on Senator Fulbright's Arab Refugee Amendment," by ILK. [1960.] 1 copy. - Page 181- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"Memorandum on the Suez Blockade and the Arab Boycott," [1960?] 1 carbon.

On the Mutual Security Act and its emendation: correspondence, research material. 1960-1961.

AIPAC statements and memos on Arab refugee repatriation, by ILK; research material. 1961-1962.

BOX 2 Title/Description Instances

Chronological Files, 1961-1974 Title/Description Instances

David Ben-Gurion: notes of meetings, questions, mss. notes. 1961-1967.

Address by PSB to AIPAC on his recent visit to Israel. 1 April 1962.

Department of State National Foreign Policy Conference for Nongovernmental Organizations, 28-29 May 1962.

Reception for Congressional delegation from Greater New York area, 21 January 1963.

Address by PSB before AIPAC on Israel's 15th Anniversary. 5 May 1963. 1 copy.

Notes by PSB on meetings with President John F. Kennedy, 17 June 1963, and at Dept. of State Conference, 27-28 May 1963.

Address by ILK to Pioneer Women Convention. 13 August 1963. 1 copy.

On Senate Foreign Relations Committee investigation into The Jewish Agency-American Section, Inc., and other organizations and persons, including ILK. August-September 1963.

On AIPAC's response to Senate Foreign Relations Committee investigation into The Jewish Agency. Correspondence, drafts of statements. August- October 1963.

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Address by ILK to United Jewish Appeal Conference. 13 September 1963. 1 copy.

Address by ILK to 49th National Convention of Hadassah. 30 October 1963. 1 copy.

"Statement at Meeting of Presidents' Conference with Secretary of State Phillips Talbot," by PSB. 2 December 1963. 1 typs.

"Prepared for introduction by Senator Jacob J. Javits, A Bill to Amend the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961." [1963]

Statements of policy and other AIPAC materials. 1963-1968.

AIPAC addresses and notes by PSB. 1963-1969.

[Address? by PSB?] 4 May 1964. 1 typs.

Statement by ILK to Platform Committee, Republican National Convention. With correspondence between Kenen and PSB. 8 July 1964. 2 copies with correspondence.

"Some Background Material in Connection with Renewed Border Incidents on the Israel-Syrian Border," by Yehuda Hellman. 17 August 1964. 1 copy.

Address by ILK to National Convention of Hadassah. 19 August 1964. 1 copy.

"Arab Propaganda Menace to Jewry," article by PSB for

American Judaism. 5 October 1964. 2 carbons, galley proof.

AIPAC reception in honor of Greater New York Congressional delegation, 31 January 1965: correspondence; notes, etc.

AIPAC dinner celebrating Israel's 17th Anniversary, 3 May 1965: correspondence between PSB, State Department people, and others; pamphlet copy of Arthur J. Goldberg's address.

On Williams-Javits Bill against the Arab Boycott of American corporations doing business with Israel: text of bill, 1965: correspondence; research material from 1960. - Page 183- Philip S. Bernstein papers

On anti-Semitism, address [by ILK? 1965?]

[Address? to Canadian Hadassah. January 1966] 1 carbon

Address by ILK. [January? 1966] 1 carbon. With cover letter to PSB.

Address by ILK to National Convention of Hadassah. 15 August 1966. 1 copy.

AIPAC statement adopted during conference, 29-30 November 1966. 1 copy.

"War ... or Peace ... in the Near East," address by ILK to Tri-State Regional Conference of AIPAC, 18 December 1966. 1 copy.

AIPAC publicity materials, 1966-1968.

Statements of policy and other materials, 1966-1969.

"Community Wide Rally" in Rochester, New York, 29 May 1967. Advertisements, correspondence between PSB and others; misc. material.

"Mid-East Crisis, Myths and Realities," address by PSB to community-wide rally, Rochester, New York. 29 May 1967. 1 typs., 1 carbon, 1 photocopy; advertising reprints.

AIPAC luncheon to honor PSB, 6 June 1967. Addresses by PSB and others, correspondence.

AIPAC luncheon to honor PSB, 6 June 1967. Addresses by PSB and others, correspondence.

Address by PSB to AIPAC, with different prefaces. 6 June 1967.

"Where Do We Stand?" address by PSB, United Jewish Welfare Fund, Temple Beth El. 19 June 1967. 1 carbon.

Address by PSB, Washington DC, [8 June 1967?] 1 corrected typs., 1 copy of "extracts", 1 issue of Congress Weekly, 19 June 1967.

Notes by PSB on meeting of Baron Alan de Rothschild with Presidents' Conference. 12 December 1967.

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AIPAC statement of policy, draft 1, 5 January 1968. 1 copy.

"Excerpts of remarks by Ambassador Yitzhak Rabin" to Presidents' Conference, 7 March 1968. Notes by PSB on talk given by Rabin to Presidents' Conference, 18 January 1971.

Account of Richard M. Nixon's meeting with the Presidents' Conference, by Rabbi Herschel Schacter, 21 October 1968. With correspondence on Nixon, 5 May 1972.

Address by PSB to AIPAC, 24 November 1968. 1 copy.

Address by AIPAC Chairman Irving Kane to National Press Club. 3 December 1968. 1 copy.

On visit of Salim Johnson, Arab member of Histadrut in Israel, to Rochester, New York. April 1968.

"The American Israel Public Affairs Committee from 1955 until 1968," excerpt from larger document. [1968-1969?]

Statement by AIPAC to Republican Platform Committee. June-July 1968.

Statements by AIPAC to Democratic and Republican Platform Committees. July-August 1968.

AIPAC and other addresses by PSB, 1968-1969.

Statement by Rabbi Marc H. Tannenbaum before New York Chapter of American Jewish Committee, 12 January 1969. 1 copy.

"The Arabs and Israel: The Lies and the Truth," sermon by PSB, 7 march 1969. 1 copy; research material.

"The Reaction of the Churches to the Middle East Crisis," address by Dr. A. Roy Eckardt to National Leadership Conference on Peace in the Middle East. 24 March 1969. 1 copy.

Letter to editor, New York Times, by PSB, 14 August 1969: mss. drafts; published letter; correspondence.

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Letter to editor, New York Times, by PSB, 2 September 1969. 1 carbon.

Notes on talks with Abba Eban [by PSB?] 11-14 December 1969.

"Israels [sic] Third Front," address by Edward Ginsberg, General Chairman, United Jewish Appeal, to annual UJA meeting. 11-14 December 1969.

"The Righteous Among the Nations," address by PSB, annual United Jewish Appeal meeting, 13 December 1969. 1 copy; mss. notes.

"Israel in Danger, Not in Jeopardy," sermon by PSB, 12 September 1969, reprinted for fundraising by United Jewish Appeal. 1 pamphlet.

Introductory address by PSB on Rochester meeting commemorating Iraqi hanging of nine Jews, 17 February 1969.

"Press Comment Across the Nation: A Vote of Confidence for Israel's Peace Policy," AIPAC compilation. January 1970. 1 pamphlet.

AIPAC Luncheon in Rochester, 16 April 1970: correspondence; lists of participants; misc. materials.

Typs. notes on address by Louis Pincus, Chairman of the Jewish Agency, to Council of Jewish Federation and Welfare Funds [by PSB?] 11 September 1970.

Typs. notes on meetings with Golda Meir, by PSB, 20 September 1970. Cover letter to ILK, 19 October 1970.

Typs. notes on address by Abba Eban of Israel to Presidents Conference [by PSB and other?], 27 September 1971.

"The Rise of Israel and the Arab Confrontation," by ILK. Judaism Pamphlet Series. 1971. 1 pamphlet.

Statement of leaders of American Jewish community on Soviet Jewry, press release, with "Excerpt from the State of the World Message" [by Richard M. Nixon?], from National Conference on Soviet Jewry. 26 April 1972.

"Israel's man on Capitol Hill," article on ILK by Myra MacPherson, Washington Post, 21 April 1972; photograph from article. - Page 186- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Address by PSB, Israel Bond Dinner, 2 May 1972.

"Memorandum on the Resettlement of Soviet Jews." [1972?]

"Phantom Jets to Saudi Arabia," memo from AIPAC by ILK. 4 June 1973.

Letter on AIPAC agenda items, to AIPAC members and others, from ILK and Kenneth Wollack. 2 August 1973.

"Military Aid to Israel," statement by ILK to House Committee on Foreign Affairs, 29 November 1973, and Senate Committee on Foreign Relations [delivered by PSB], 13 December 1973..

"Emergency Military Assistance for Israel and Cambodia," hearing before the Committee on Foreign Relations, U.S. Senate, 13 December 1973. U.S. G.P.O., 1973. Includes PSB's delivery of ILK's statement; correspondence; copies of statement.

Testimony by PSB before Committee on Foreign Relations, U.S. Senate. 2 January 1974.

Account of founding of AIPAC, by ILK, for PSB. 31 January 1974. 1 typs.

"The Conversion of J. William Fulbright: a Foe of AIPAC Comes to Hurt but Stays to Praise," article by PSB, 12 February 1974. 1 copy, 1 carbon; correspondence.

Statement by ILK before Senate Foreign Relations Committee. 24 July 1974.

"Memorandum on U.S. Aid to Israel-Fiscal 1975," from AIPAC. 27 June 1974. 1 pamphlet.

Anti-Zionism

American Council for Judaism Title/Description Instances

General correspondence, 1947-1959.

General correspondence, 1965-1967.

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On statement by ninety non-Zionist Reform rabbis. August-September 1942.

"Zionism an Affirmation of Judaism," statement issued by Zionist Reform rabbis, drafted in part by PSB. 1942. 1 pamphlet; with memo from PSB to Rabbis Miller and Baruch, 2 October 1973.

Committee on Unity for Palestine, correspondence and other materials; newspaper clippings;

Information Bulletin of the American Council for Judaism, June-December 1945. 1945.

On allegations that Elmer Berger refused to serve as chaplain during World War II, correspondence, 1946. Publications of American Council for Judaism, 1946-1952.

Bulletin of the American Zionist Council, May 1953.

BOX 3 Title/Description Instances

Anti-Zionism Title/Description Instances

American Council for Judaism Title/Description Instances

Letters to the editor, New York Herald-Tribune, from A.H. Sakier (11 August 1953) and Francis Wood (1 September 1953).

Correspondence from Elmer Berger to New York Representative Emanuel Celler on upcoming founding meeting of Presidents' Conference, 25 February 1955; with advance copy of article by American Council for Judaism on same, 21 February 1955; and American Zionist Council memo on American Council for Judaism, 21 October 1954.

Christian Nationalist Crusade flyer to members of Congress, defending President Dwight D. Eisenhower's pastor, Dr. Edward L.R. Elson. [1955 or 1956]

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"Anti-Zionist Propaganda: Its Distortions and Dangers," analysis of speech by Omar Burleson given 28 April 1956. 1 copy.

"'After Searching Our Conscience ...' A Statement by American Rabbis on the American Council for Judaism," May 1956. 1 Pamphlet.

"American Council for Judaism: Evaluation of the movement in Detroit as of the Present Time," [by ILK?] 14 June 1956.

Memo from American Zionist Council to local committees on American Council for Judaism, 18 July 1956. "Ex-Officer Quits Judaism Council," copy of article from New York Times, 22 July 1956.

"Council for Judaism Backs Soviet Policy on Jews; Denies Discrimination," Jewish Telegraphic Agency Bulletin. 10 April 1963.

Address by PSB at AIPAC and Jewish Community Council of Greater Washington luncheon celebrating 15th anniversary of Israel, 5 May 1963. 1 copy, 1 carbon.

Newspaper and magazine articles chiefly on American Council for Judaism. 1963. With cover letter from Julian Landau to PSB, 9 May 1963.

"The American Council for Judaism : An Analysis and Evaluation of Its Platform and Program : A factual Study, issued by the New York Board of Rabbis on behalf of its 800 members." June 1963. 3 pamphlets with cover letter from AIPAC, 18 August 1964.

Correspondence between Assistant Secretary of State Phillips Talbot and Elmer Berger, newspaper accounts of the exchange, and PSB's response. April-May 1964.

"Urge Democratic Platform to Expand Curbs on Zionism," press release from American Council for Judaism, 19 August 1964.

"Elmer Berger," by A.S. Epstein, in "The Open Forum" column, copied from an unidentified journal, May 1964.

On "Die Wahrheit über Israel," by Elmer Berger, in Deutsche National- Zeitung und Soldaten-Zeitung, 5 March 1965. Correspondence, 1 issue.

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Newspaper clippings and copies on American Council for Judaism. 1965-1968; with cover letter from Julian Landau to PSB, 25 March 1965.

Memo from Yehuda Hellman to members associated in the Conference of Presidents, with attached documents, 1 April 1965.

Near East Report, v. 9, no. 7 (6 April 1965). 1 issue.

"The Gulf Between Jewry and Zionism," by Bill Gottlieb, and reports on seminars at New York chapter of American Council for Judaism, winter 1964-1965. With cover letter from Ruth Hershman to PSB, 21 April 1965.

"Briefing for the Congress," by Elmer Berger, reprint from Issues, American Council for Judaism, Summer 1965.

"Foreign Policy Report/Nixon gives Israel massive aid but reaps no Jewish political harvest," photocopy of extract from The National Journal, 8 January 1972, with cover letter from ILK to PSB, 13 January 1972.

"Lobbying in Washington,"

The Jerusalem Post Magazine, 20 August 1974, with note from Leonard Davis to PSB, 4 September 1974. 1 photocopy of article.

"'Jewish Lobby' Part of American Texture," by Stephen Isaacs, Washington Post, 23 November 1974. 1 photocopy of article, 1 clipping.

Organization of Arab Students Title/Description Instances

"Keating Charges Arab Students Running Propaganda Network in United States," press release, 23 April 1958.

"Rabbi Bergman Affair: American Zionist Organization Vilifies the OAS," excerpt from Understanding the Arab World Series, Organization of Arab Students, No. 1, August 1963. 1 copy.

Arab Journal, Organization of Arab Students, v. 1, no. 1 (Winter 1964). 1 issue.

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Excerpt from The Arab-Ute Reporter special issue on Palestine, Organization of Arab Students, v. 2, no. 2 (15 May 1964).

"Mission of Arab Students," Letter to The Editor, New York Times, by Adly M. Derha[? illegible]. [30 September 1964]

"Arab Propaganda," Near East Report Special Survey, October 1964. Proof copy with mss. corrections.

"Arab Propaganda-A New Campus Problem," by PSB, in The Octagonian, Sigma Alpha Mu, v. 52, no. 4 (November 1964); drafts of letters; mss notes by PSB; carbon of article.

"A Defense of the American Council for Judaism," by Edgar S. Genstein, in The Octagonian, Sigma Alpha Mu, v. 53, no. 1 (Winter 1965). 1 issue.

"'Let me Support the Charges,'" by PSB, in The Octagonian, Sigma Alpha Mu, v. 53, no. 2 (Spring 1965). 2 issues, photocopies, 1 typs.

"Zionism and Americanism," by Elmer Berger, copied from Organization of Arab Students Newsletter, v. 9, no. 2 (Spring-Summer 1963), with cover letter from Julian Landau to PSB, 1 April 1965.

"The Battle Rages On!", letters to the editor, The Octagonian, Sigma Alpha Mu, v. 53, no. 3 (Summer 1965).

Correspondence between PSB and others on debate in The Octagonian, 1964-1965.

Correspondence

General correspondence Title/Description Instances

1951-1954.

January 1955.

February 1955.

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April 1955.

May 1955.

June-July 1955.

August-September 1955.

October-December 1955.

January-February 1956

March-April 1956.

May-June 1956.

July-September 1956.

October-December 1956.

Chiefly on fundraising, 1956-1965.

Chiefly on fundraising. 1956-1965.

January-February 1957.

March-August 1957.

September-December 1957.

January-February 1958.

March-April 1958.

May 1958.

June 1958.

July-December 1958.

January-February 1959.

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March-April 1959.

May-August 1959.

BOX 4 Title/Description Instances

Correspondence Title/Description Instances

General correspondence Title/Description Instances

September-December 1959.

January-March 1960.

April-May 1960.

June-July 1960.

August-December 1960.

January-May 1961.

July-December 1961.

January-May 1962.

June-December 1962.

1963.

1964.

1964-1968.

1964-1969

January-April 1965.

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May-August 1965.

September-December 1965.

1966.

1966-1968.

January-May 1967.

June 1967.

July-December 1967.

To ILK, March-May 1968.

April-July 1968.

May-July 1968.

July 1968-October 1969

September 1968-October 1969.

1968.

1969.

1970.

1971.

1972.

1973.

1974.

1975.

1976-1977; n.d.

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BOX 5 Title/Description Instances

Correspondence Title/Description Instances

Press releases and form correspondence Title/Description Instances

Press releases, 1954.

Press releases, 1955-1965.

Press releases and statements, n.d.

Form correspondence, including "Memoranda for Action," March-July 1954.

Form correspondence including "Memorandum for Action" nos. 4-6, 9-10, 18 May-14 October 1954.

Form correspondence, including "Memoranda for Action," August- December 1954.

Form correspondence, 1955.

Form correspondence, 1956-1957.

Form correspondence, 1958-1962.

Form correspondence, 1963-1968

Form correspondence, 1970-1975; n.d.

Conferences and Meetings Title/Description Instances

Policy Conferences Title/Description Instances

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First National Policy Conference, 26-27 March 1960. Correspondence, statements.

First National Policy Conference, 26-27 March 1960. Statement in different drafts and forms.

Second National Policy Conference, 19-20 March 1961. Correspondence, memos, address by PSB, mss. notes.

Second National Policy Conference, 19-20 March 1961. Correspondence, Statement in different drafts and forms.

Third Annual National Policy Conference, 31 March-1 April 1962: Correspondence, address by PSB; research materials.

Third Annual National Policy Conference, 31 March-1 April 1962: Statement of policy in draft and published (including "Firmness for Peace," address by PSB) form.

Fourth Annual National Policy Conference, 4-5 May 1963, including luncheon observing Israel's 15th anniversary. Correspondence, address by PSB.

Fourth Annual National Policy Conference, 4-5 May 1963. Address by ILK, 5 May 1963. 2 copies.

Fourth Annual National Policy Conference, 4-5 May 1963. Statement of policy in different drafts and forms.

National Policy Conference, 3-4 May 1964: program, correspondence.

National Policy Conference, 3-4 May 1964: addresses by PSB and ILK.

National Policy Conference, 3-4 May 1964: address by Israeli Ambassador Avraham Harmon, 4 May 1964. 1 copy.

National Policy Conference, 3-4 May 1964: address by Thomas E. Morgan, Chairman, House Committee on Foreign Affairs, 4 May 1964. 1 copy.

Sixth Annual National Policy Conference, 3 May 1965: news releases.

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Sixth Annual National Policy Conference, 3 May 1965: news releases, correspondence.

Sixth Annual National Policy Conference, 3 May 1965: address by PSB (1 carbon), news releases, mss. notes by PSB.

Sixth Annual National Policy Conference, 3 May 1965: Statement of policy in different drafts.

Eighth National Policy Conference, 5 February 1967. Statement of policy, AIPAC report.

Ninth Annual Policy Conference, 10-11 March 1968. News releases, programs, address by PSB, 11 March 1968.

Ninth Annual Policy Conference, 10-11 March 1968. Address by PSB. 2 copies.

Ninth Annual Policy Conference, 10-11 March 1968. Address by PSB, correspondence, mss. notes, research material.

Ninth Annual Policy Conference, 10-11 March 1968. News releases.

Ninth Annual Policy Conference, 10-11 March 1968: addresses by PSB and Yitzhak Rabin.

Tenth National Policy Conference, 23-24 April 1969: "The Goal Is Peace," pamphlet containing highlights from the conference. 1 pamphlet.

National Policy Conference, 11-12 May 1970: address by PSB, 11 May 1970, typs. notes by PSB on meeting with Israeli Ambassador Shlomo Argov.

National Policy Conference, 11-12 May 1970. Statement of policy; other statements of policy.

Twelfth National Policy Conference, 29-30 April 1971: address by PSB, mss. notes.

Twelfth National Policy Conference, 29-30 April 1971: Statement of policy, reprint.

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Thirteenth National Policy Conference, 19-20 April 1972: Correspondence, addresses by PSB; typs. notes.

Thirteenth National Policy Conference, 19-20 April 1972. Drafts of statement of policy.

Fourteenth National Policy Conference, 7-8 May 1973: correspondence, research material.

Fourteenth National Policy Conference, 7-8 May 1973: Drafts of statement of policy.

Fifteenth Annual Policy Conference, 29-30 April 1974: program, correspondence.

Fifteenth Annual Policy Conference, 29-30 April 1974. Draft of statement of policy.

Sixteenth Annual Policy Conference, 1975: programs; correspondence.

Minutes of meetings of Executive and other Committees Title/Description Instances

11 January 1955.

25 January 1955.

28 March 1955.

19 April 1955.

6 June 1955.

26 July 1955.

13 September 1955.

5 October 1955.

12 October 1955.

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9 November 1955.

7 December 1955.

4 January 1956.

14 March 1956.

5 April 1956.

16 April 1956.

23 May 1956.

8 June 1956.

28 June 1956.

17 September 1956.

9 October 1956.

20 November 1956.

18 December 1956.

23 January 1957.

27 March 1957.

13 May 1957.

11 June 1957.

13 November 1957.

18 December 1957.

10 February 1958.

On to AZCPA/AIPAC, Section 3

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Box 6 Title/Description Instances

Conferences and Meetings Title/Description Instances

Minutes of meetings of Executive and other Committees Title/Description Instances

28 April 1958.

29 July 1958.

8 October 1958.

5 December 1958.

29 December 1958.

28 January 1959.

15 July 1959.

5 March 1973.

31 May 1973.

30 July 1975.

Agendas and correspondence, 1955-1964.

Memoranda from ILK and others to the Executive and other Committees Title/Description Instances

1955-1959.

1960-1962.

1963-1968.

1970-1978; n.d.

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Miscellaneous meetings and materials Title/Description Instances

Reports from meetings, chiefly by Rita Grossman, 1954-1959.

Subcommittee report, on the use of Israeli pounds, 9 September 1955, with subsequent memorandum to "Allen" [Lesser?]

Minutes of "Special Meeting," 11 July 1956.

Minutes of "Special meeting," 24 July 1956.

"Notes from meeting," 26 October 1956.

Minutes, Joint meeting of AZCPA and American Zionist Council, 30 October 1956.

[Report on address? By Rita Grossman?] 2 December 1958.

Minutes, Subcommittee on Reorganization, 25 August 1960, and unnamed subcommittee, 5 December 1960; correspondence, list of names.

Notes, etc., from meetings. [1960?]--1969.

Minutes, unnamed subcommittee meeting, 17 January 1962.

Meetings with government officials Title/Description Instances

PSB with Robert Murphy, 3 January 1956. Notes, questions.

PSB with Robert Murphy, George Allen, and William Rountree, 30 August 1956, by PSB.

PSB with William Rountree and Robert Murphy, 22 October 1956, by PSB; with prefatory letter from Allen Lesser, 17 October 1956.

ILK with Donald Bergus, 6 February 1958, by ILK, 7 February 1958.

Rita Grossman with Yehuda Hellman and Rabbi Irving Miller, 22 December 1961, by Rita Grossman.

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[Presidents' Conference delegates?] with Averill Harriman, 23 April 1964. [By Rita Grossman?]

PSB and ILK with Phillips Talbot, 4 May 1964, by L.K.

Delegation from Presidents' Conference with Dean Rusk, 16 March 1965, by PSB.

Presidents' Conference delegates with various Senators, 4 June 1967.

Presidents' Conference delegates with Hubert Humphrey, 8 June 1967.

PSB with Avraham Harmon, 22 July 1967, by PSB, 24 July 1967.

PSB, ILK, and Rabbi [Stanley?] Rabinowitz with William B. Macomber, PSB and ILK with Harry McPherson," and [PSB and ILK?] with Avraham Harman, 30 August 1967, by ILK, 1 September 1967.

Presidents' Conference with Joseph Sisco, 14 January 1970, by Ruth Hershman, 16 January 1970, and PSB [two different accounts].

"To be taken up with Hall," unspecified meeting [mid-1950s?].

Conference of Presidents of Major Jewish Organizations Title/Description Instances

"Memorandum Submitted to Secretary of State Dulles by Heads of Jewish Organizations." 25 October 1954.

On the relation between AIPAC and Presidents' Conference. 1959-1963.

Minutes and summaries of Presidents' Conference meetings. 1955-1967.

Accounts of addresses by or meetings with American and foreign officials. 1955-1972.

Correspondence, memos, minutes, notes on meetings, and associated materials. 1956-1965.

Correspondence, memos, minutes, notes on meetings, and associated materials. 1959-1960.

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Correspondence, memos, minutes, notes on meetings, and associated materials. 1961.

Correspondence, memos, minutes, notes on meetings, and associated materials. 1962.

Correspondence, memos, minutes, notes on meetings, and associated materials. 1963-1965.

Notes by PSB on meeting of Conference of Presidents with US Secretary of State Dean Rusk, 16 March 1965.

"Arab Anti-Jewish Activities in Europe," by S.J. Roth. [1965?]

Summary of Conference meeting of 7 December 1965. With cover letter from Yehuda Hellman, 14 January 1966.

Correspondence, memos, minutes, notes on meetings, and associated materials. January 1966-January 1969.

Correspondence, memos, minutes, notes on meetings, and associated materials. October 1966-November 1967.

Correspondence, memos, minutes, notes on meetings, and associated materials. 1966-1970.

Correspondence, memos, minutes, notes on meetings, and associated materials. July 1967-May 1968.

Press releases. 1967-1973.

Correspondence, memos, minutes, notes on meetings, and associated materials. 1971-1972.

Correspondence, memos, minutes, notes on meetings, and associated materials. 1973

Correspondence, memos, minutes, notes on meetings, and associated materials. 1959-1973.

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Proceedings of Plenary Meeting of World Conference of Jewish Organizations (COJO) held December 1974. With cover letter from Yehuda Hellman, 7 February 1975.

Finance And Employment Title/Description Instances

Conference of Presidents, 1956-1962

Conference of Presidents, report of meeting, May 7, 1868

Conference of Jewish organizations, January 17-18, 1956

Financial statements, and related correspondence and other material. 1955-1960.

Financial statements, and related correspondence and other material. 1961-1974.

Fundraising correspondence, 1961-1968.

Fundraising in Rochester, New York: correspondence, lists. 1955-1959.

Fundraising in Rochester, New York: correspondence, lists. 1960-1969.

Fundraising in Rochester, New York: correspondence, lists. 1970-1974.

Fundraising in Rochester, New York: correspondence, lists. 1963-1966.

Fundraising in Rochester, New York: correspondence, lists. 1967.

Fundraising meeting in Rochester, New York, 12 May 1969: correspondence, lists.

BOX 7 Title/Description Instances

Finance And Employment Title/Description Instances

Resumes of candidates for Chair; correspondence. 1972-1973.

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Correspondence on Morris Amitay as candidate for Chair. 1973.

"Statement of Understanding between American Israel Public Affairs Committee, Near East Report Research, Inc., I.L. Kenen and Morris J. Amitay." [1974]

On assumption by Morris Amitay of Executive Directorship. [1974.]

Applications for employment with AIPAC. [1972?]-1973.

Near East Report materials. 1965-1973.

Miscellaneous Title/Description Instances

Miscellaneous publications, 1954-1971.

1954-1973.

AIPAC brochures. 1955-1972; mss. notes by PSB, 27 April 1965.

September 1962-March 1963.

1962-1973.

March-April 1963.

June-October 1963.

October-December 1963.

Chiefly newspaper clippings. 1963-1964.

January-March 1964.

March-August 1964.

October 1966-April 1967.

May-July 1967.

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August-December 1967.

Articles and clippings About PSB, AIPAC Title/Description Instances

1957.

1957-1963.

1960-1962.

1961-1962.

1964-1970.

1964-1973.

1972.

PSB Miscellanea Title/Description Instances

"'Wipe Out Israel'-A Reply to King Saud," sermon by PSB. 27 [i.e. 29] January 1954. 1 carbon.

PSB's hotel and air travel receipt, 1965

Conferences, 1966-1968.

"Crises Which Shaped the Fate of Israel," sermon, 1 April 1973. 1 copy.

Excerpts from address by PSB.

Biographic sketches.

Mss. and typs. notes, 1950s.

Mss. and typs. notes, 1967.

Mss. and typs. notes, 1960s?

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Mss. and typs. notes.

Mss. and typs. notes.

Mss. and typs. notes.

Mss. and typs. notes.

Mss. and typs. notes.

Mss. and typs. notes.

Mss. and typs. notes.

Mss. and typs. notes.

Mss. and typs. notes.

Mss. and typs. notes.

Near East Report Title/Description Instances

v. 1: 3 June 1957-15 May 1958. Lacking: no. 13, 18-19, 21.

v. 2: 2 June 1958-15 April 1959. Lacking: no. 3, 13-16, 20, 23-24.

v. 1-2: June 1957-May 1959 in one volume. Signed and inscribed by ILK to PSB.

v. 3: 1 July 1959-16 May 1950. Lacking: no. 1-2, 4-5, 11-14, 20.

v. 4: 2 June 1960-15 May 1961. Lacking: no. 8-9, 13, 15-17.

v. 5: 3 July 1961-15 December 1961. Lacking: no. 1-2, 7, 12.

v. 6: 2 January-18 December 1962. Lacking: no. 2, 4, 8, 23.

v. 7: 2 January-17 December 1963. Lacking: no. 4-6, 8-9, 12, 15-16, 18-19, 21, 23, 25.

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v. 8: 1 January-29 December 1964. Lacking: no. 4-5, 12-14, 16, 23.

v. 9: 12 January-28 December 1965. Lacking: no. 15.

v. 10: 11 January-29 November 1966. Lacking: no. 4, 6, 9-10, 15, 19-20, 22-23, 25-26.

v. 11: 21 March-12 December 1967. Lacking: no. 1-5, 9-14, 16, 18-19, 22, 24, 26.

BOX 8 Title/Description Instances

Near East Report Title/Description Instances

v. 12: 23 January-24 December 1968. Lacking: no. 1, 6, 11, 13.

v. 13: 7 January-23 December 1969. Lacking: no. 8, 18, 21, 23-24.

v. 14: 7 January-30 December 1970. Lacking: 3-5, 12-15, 21-25, 27-30.

v. 15: 13 January-29 December 1971. Lacking: 1, 6-11, 18-19, 24-25, 27, 29, 31-36, 43, 45-48.

v. 16: 26 January-13 December 1972. Lacking: 1-3, 6, 8, 10-11, 13-16, 18, 20-21, 23-24, 37-39, 42-49.

v. 17: 3 January-26 December 1973. Lacking: no. 3-4, 7, 10-11, 13, 15-20, 23-24, 28, 33, 38-40, 43.

1974-1978 (scattered issues)

Near East Report Special Surveys Title/Description Instances

May, December, 1964.

March, May, October, 1965.

January, May, September, 1966.

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February, August, 1967.

January, May, October, 1968.

January, May, 1970.

"Myths and Facts-1970," January 1970. 2 issues, different covers.

April, 1971.

"Myths and Facts 1974," 6 February 1974.

Lists of radio stations airing

Near East Report, 24 April, 7 June, 1962.

Research material, Jewish sources

Jewish Telegraphic Agency [New York] Title/Description Instances

News, Daily News Bulletin. 1940-1960.

Daily News Bulletin. 1960-1963.

Daily News Bulletin. 1964-1969.

Daily News Bulletin. Fragments, 1960s.

Daily News Bulletin. 1970-1977.

Community News Reporter. 1962-1964.

Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds Title/Description Instances

"Israel Fact Sheet," 1955-1959.

Israel Digest Title/Description Instances

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1954-1960.

American edition. 1964-1971.

American edition. 1971-1978.

Israel Weekly Digest Title/Description Instances

1957.

Embassy of Israel Title/Description Instances

"Fedayeen Activities Inside Israel Since the U.N. Resolution of 2 November 1956." [1956]

"Hasbara Notes," no. 5, 9 November 1956.

Press release, 12 November 1968.

Policy Background, October 1968-February 1969.

Policy Background, March-September 1969.

Policy Background, December 1969-June 1971.

Policy Background, 6 April 1978.

Israel Office of Information Title/Description Instances

Pamphlets, 1952-1958.

"Egypt-Israel Relations." [1955]

"Address by Mr. David Ben-Gurion, Prime Minister of Israel, at the 25th Zionist Congress in Jerusalem, 26 December 1960."

Israel Information Services, Consulate-General of Israel Title/Description Instances

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"Nation United in Search of Security," address by David Ben-Gurion, 21 February 1957.

Press releases, 1964-1965.

Pamphlets, 1967.

Texts of statements, etc., 1967.

"News From Israel," 14 July 1967, 8 April 1968.

BOX 9. Research material, Jewish Sources Title/Description Instances

Israel Information Services, Consulate-General of Israel Title/Description Instances

Articles and photgraphs prepared for publication in connection with the celebration of Israel's 20th anniversary on May 2, 1968.

Texts of statements, etc., 1968.

Texts of statements, etc., 1969.

Consulate-General of Israel in New York Title/Description Instances

Publications, 1978.

Permanent Mission to the United Nations Title/Description Instances

Press Release, 7 April 1967.

Research material Title/Description Instances

Newspaper clippings. 1947-1973.

Seating chart, "Senate luncheon," 15 April 1948.

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On Zionism, 1949, 1962.

Statement by Abba Eban to the UN General Assembly, 13 November 1952.

Newspaper clippings on David Ben-Gurion and Moshe Sharett, 1953-1954.

On Israel, 1954.

On the Middle East, 1954-1955.

On Iraq. 1954-1955.

On Israel, 1954-1955.

On Israel, 1954-1955.

On Israel, 1954-1973.

"Modern Israel : An Adventure of the Human Spirit," address by Abba Eban, 11 January 1955.

Press release, statement by Levi Eshkol, 13 March 1955.

"New Libyan Chief Assailed in Cairo on Bonn Issue,"

New York Times clipping, 22 March 1955.

Address by Alvin M. Bently to Jewish Community Council of Detroit, 30 April 1955.

Zionist Organization of America advertisement, 25 November 1955.

Newspaper clipping on Israel, 27 August 1955.

On the Middle East. 1955-1971.

Zionist Organization of America materials, 1955-1973.

Zionist Information Service

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Weekly News Bulletin, 20 January 1956.

"Mission to Israel: The Disposition of Informational Media Guaranty Funds in Israel for Education, Science, Culture, and the humanities," report by Bernard Katzen. With cover letter to PSB, 27 July 1956.

Memorandum, to Zionist Organization of America district and regional leaders, 27 August 1956.

Memorandum, to Zionist Organization of America district and regional leaders, 31 October 1956.

Middle Eastern Affairs, v. 7, no. 12 (December 1956); publicity brochure, Council for Middle Eastern Affairs.

Foreign Policy Bulletin, September-December 1956.

Newspaper clippings on the Middle East. 1956.

Newspaper clippings on the Middle East. 1956-1958.

On US policy in the Middle East. 1956-1964.

On Israel. 1956-1973.

"The Black Record: Nasser's Persecution of Egyptian Jewry." American Jewish Congress, [1957].

World Jewish Congress material, 1957.

1957.

Jewish Agency material. 1957-1958.

On Israel and Egypt. 1957-1958.

Newspaper clippings on the Middle East. 1957-1958.

1957-1960.

Newspaper clippings on Israel. 1957-1974.

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Address by Senator John F. Kennedy at 50th Anniversary Dinner, Bnai Zion, 9 February 1958.

"Israel's Role in the Asian-African Community," address by U Thant to National Biennial Convention of American Jewish Congress, 17 May 1958.

Statement by Golda Meir to UN, 7 October 1958.

Newspaper clippings on the Middle East. 1958.

Congressional Record, "Tenth Anniversary of Israel," 1958.

"Israel: The First Decade and the Next," by David Ben-Gurion and Nahum Goldmann. 1958.

Newspaper clippings on Israel. 1958.

1960.

On Zionism. 1960-1962.

Extract from statement by Mr. Plimpton to UN, 21 April 1961.

1961-1965.

On American Jewry. 1961-1962.

1961-1975.

News releases, Senator Hugh Scott, 1962.

Newspaper clippings, 1962.

Newspaper clippings, 1962-1964.

1962-1966.

1963.

On the Middle East. 1963.

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1963-1964.

Zionist Information Service Weekly News Bulletin, 24 April 1964.

American Zionist Council material. 1964.

Newspaper clippings. 1964-1965.

Newspaper clippings on Arabs. 1965-1968.

"Facts Figures series," no. 1-2, from Research Center, Palestine Liberation Organization, 1965-1966; "Jerusalem Diary of Sister Marie-Terese of the Companion of Jesus," July 1968.

1965-1973.

On Israel and Arab refugees. 1966-1967.

On Israel. 1966-1968.

On Israel. 1966-1968.

BOX 10. Research material Title/Description Instances

CIA Perspectives, American Jewish Congress, 23 May 1967.

"Danger in the Middle East," weekly column no. 202 from Representative Frank Horton, week of 5 June 1967.

"Israel Must be Annihilated," edited by Ohad Zmora, July 1967.

On the Middle East. 1967.

On the Middle East. 1967.

On the Middle East. 1967.

On the Middle East. 1967.

"Education in Hatred in the Schools of the Arab States." [1967?]

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1967-1969.

Newspaper clippings on the Middle East. 1967-1972.

On Yitzhak Rabin. 1967-1974.

"Challenge of the Future," by Moshe Dayan. January 1968.

"Israel Will Not Permit a Stranglehold on its Air Lifeline," by Yosef Tkoah, Israel Ambassador to UN, 31 December 1968.

Photographs of Israel. [1968?]

1968-1969.

1968-1969.

On kibbutzim. 1968-1970.

On Arabs. 1968-1970.

Memo on Jewish migration by Gaynor I. Jacobson, United Hias Service, 22 May 1969.

On Israel's budget, 7 September 1969.

Newspaper clipping on Israel. 1969.

1969-1970.

Newspaper clippings. 1969-1970.

1969-1970.

Material from American Jewish Committee, 1969-1971.

"Questions and Answers on Middle East Problems," American Jewish Committee, May 1970.

"Face the Nation," transcript of 21 March 1971 broadcast.

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"Sixty Minutes," transcript of 13 April 1971 broadcast.

Newspaper clippings. 1971.

Congress Bi-Weekly, 30 April, 17 September 1971.

Tadmit Newsletter, 15 August, 15 September 1971.

"The Palestinians," Analysis #19, Synagogue Council of America, 15 September 1971.

On Jerusalem. 1971.

Newspaper clippings. 1971-1973.

"Public Affiars Memorandum," Zionist Organization of America, April 1972.

On energy crisis. 1972-1973.

1973.

News release, National Conference of Christians and Jews. [1973]

Newspaper clippings. 1973-1977.

1978.

"Religious Connection Between Israel and American Jewry."

Jerusalem Post Title/Description Instances

February-March 1962.

February-March 1962.

February-March 1962.

March 1962.

March 1962.

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Local Title/Description Instances

BOX 1 Title/Description Instances

Housing and race relations Title/Description Instances

Research material on housing, 1945.

On the Baden Street Settlement, 1950-1957.

"Jewish Population Growth in Rochester, 1843-1938," by Stuart E. Rosenberg. Reprinted from Publication of the American Jewish Historical Society, v. 44, no. 4 (June 1955). 1 booklet.

On racial and ethnic tensions in Rochester, [1955?]-1964.

Research material on Puerto Rican immigration, 1958-1959.

On Hanover House and other housing issues. Newspaper clippings, 1958-1969.

Correspondence on housing, 1958-1973.

On housing in Rochester. Newspaper clippings, 1960.

Rochester City School District student population characteristics, 1962.

"Survey, Moderate-income and low-rent housing need and demand, Rochester, New York," October 1962. 1 booklet.

On civil rights, 1962-1963.

On FIGHT and other race issues, 1962-1974.

On the Baden-Ormon area violence, July 28-August 3, 1964.

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On riots. Newspaper clippings, July 1964.

On Sol Alinsky and the Industrial Areas Foundation, 1965.

Research material on housing, 1965-1966.

Addresses by PSB on Rochester's housing problems, 1965-1970. Three addresses: typs., carbons, research material.

"The Reply to Violent Dissent," by Cliff Carpenter,

Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, 8 November 1967. 1 clipping.

Letter to the editor,

Rochester Times-Union, 7 September 1967, by PSB. Clippings, photocopy.

"First Unitarian Church Housing Complex," [1969?] 1 pamphlet.

On housing. Newspaper clippings, [1960s?]

Observations on blacks in Rochester, by Kenneth I. Segel and unidentified author, [1960s?]

Tempro Development Co. Correspondence, 1971-1972.

Better Housing Association. Correspondence, research material, 1947-1952.

Citizens' City Planning and Housing Council. Newspaper clippings, 1940-1942.

Citizens' City Planning and Housing Council. Constitutions, membership, 1940-1942.

Citizens' City Planning and Housing Council. Minutes and reports, 1940-1942.

Citizens' City Planning and Housing Council. Correspondence, 1940-1942.

Citizens' City Planning and Housing Council. Research material, 1940-1942.

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Citizens' City Planning and Housing Council. Reports, 1941-1942.

Monroe County Human Relations Committee. Résumés and applications for position of Director, 1960.

Monroe County Human Relations Committee. Reports on similar committees from other areas, 1960.

Monroe County Human Relations Committee. Correspondence, 1960-1961.

Monroe County Human Relations Committee. Reports, 1960-1963.

Monroe County Human Relations Committee. Administrative material, 1960-1963.

Monroe County Human Relations Committee. Meeting agendas, 1960-1963.

Monroe County Human Relations Committee. Reports and statements, 1960-1964.

Monroe County Human Relations Committee. Newspaper clippings, 1960-1965.

Monroe County Human Relations Committee. Minutes, 1961-1962.

Monroe County Human Relations Committee. Brochures, 1961-1962.

Monroe County Human Relations Committee. Research material, 1961-1962.

Monroe County Human Relations Committee. Minutes, 1961-1963.

Monroe County Human Relations Committee. Minutes, 1961-1963.

Monroe County Human Relations Committee. Correspondence, 1961-1963.

Monroe County Human Relations Committee. Reports, 1962-1963.

Monroe County Human Relations Committee. Correspondence, 1963.

Monroe County Human Relations Committee. Minutes, 1963-1964.

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Monroe County Human Relations Committee. Minutes, 1964.

Monroe County Human Relations Committee. Minutes, 1964.

Monroe County Human Relations Committee. Press releases, 1964.

Monroe County Human Relations Committee. Correspondence, 1964-1968.

Monroe County Human Relations Committee. Minutes, 1965-1966.

BOX 2 Title/Description Instances

Housing and race relations Title/Description Instances

Monroe County Human Relations Committee. News letter, 1965-1966.

Monroe County Human Relations Committee. Minutes, 1966.

Monroe County Human Relations Committee. Minutes, 1966.

Monroe County Human Relations Committee. Minutes, 1967.

Monroe County Human Relations Committee. Minutes, 1968.

Monroe County Human Relations Committee. Minutes, 1969.

Monroe County Human Relations Committee. Minutes, 1971-1972.

Religion religious issues Title/Description Instances

On Riverside Church, New York Newspaper clippings, 1930.

Rochester residents' protest against Nazi Germany, 1935.

Anti-Semitism Correspondence, 1938-1939.

Student Christian Movement Conferences, Silver Bay, N.Y., 1938-1941.

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Letter from PSB and others to radio station WSAY on Father Coughlin, 17 September 1940.

New York State Conference on Palestine, 20 October 1940.

Religious education and the public schools, 1940-1941.

German refugees in Rochester Lists and correspondence, 1935-1940.

Refugees in Rochester List of names, n.d.

Rochester Co-ordinating Committee Annual Meeting report, [address by PSB?], 1939.

Rochester Co-ordinating Committee Correspondence, minutes, 1939.

Rochester Co-ordinating Committee, Address by Stella J. Schiffrin, 7 April 1940. 1 typs.

"Sunday School Review," 1939-1940.

Founding of Temple Emmanu-el, 1953.

Founding of Temple Emmanu-el, 1954-1956.

American Jewish Tercentenary, correspondence, 1953-1954.

Rochester Rabbinical Council Institute on Judaism, 1954.

Suggestions by PSB for possible uses of the Charles W. Markus Fund, 21 March 1957.

Hillel Foundation, correspondence, 1962-1968.

On Rabbi David Z. Ben-Ami, correspondence. 1964.

Protest and memorial of Iraqi hanging of Jews, 1969.

Torahs for Interfaith Chapel, University of Rochester, 1970.

Synagogue bombings, 1970-1971.

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Genesee Ecumenical Ministries, 1972.

State of Israel Bonds dinner, 11 March 1973.

Rochester Jewish Education Study," by Samuel I. Cohen, [1975?]

Rochester Conference on Jewish Studies, University of Rochester, 22-24 February 1976.

University of Rochester and Jews, correspondence from PSB, 25 May 1977.

Jewish Community Council. Research material on anti-Semitism, 1939-1940.

Jewish Community Council. Research material on anti-Semitism, 1939-1941.

Jewish Community Council, 1941-1942.

Jewish Community Council. Research material, 1944-1964.

Jewish Community Council. Correspondence, 1949-1973.

Jewish Community Council. Executive Committee minutes and correspondence, 1950-1954.

Jewish Community Council. Studies and reports, 1950-1960.

Jewish Community Council. News releases, 1952-1955.

Jewish Community Council. Constitutions and by-laws, 1952-1961.

Jewish Community Council. Minutes, 1953-1971.

Jewish Community Council, 1954-1956.

Jewish Community Council, 1954-1962.

Jewish Community Council, 1955-1961.

Jewish Community Council. Reports, 1961-1972.

Jewish Community Council. Agendas and minutes of meetings, 1962-1973.

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Jewish Community Council. "Leisure Time Study," preliminary draft, [1965?]

Jewish Community Council. "Planning Process to Implement Recommendations of the Leisure Time Study," June 1967. 1 booklet.

BOX 3 Title/Description Instances

Religion religious issues Title/Description Instances

Jewish Community Council. By-laws. 1960s-1971.

Jewish Young Men's and Young Women's Association. Building dedication, 8 September 1936.

Jewish Young Men's and Young Women's Association. Reports, 1937-1942.

Jewish Young Men's and Young Women's Association. Annual Report?, 1939.

Jewish Young Men's and Young Women's Association. Minutes, Board of Governors, 28 March [1957?]

Jewish Young Men's and Young Women's Association. 1957-1968.

Jewish Young Men's and Young Women's Association. Correspondence, 1960-1975.

Jewish Young Men's and Young Women's Association. Minutes, reports, etc., 1961-1965.

Jewish Young Men's and Young Women's Association. "Planning Process to Implement Recommendations of the Leisure Time Study," June 1967. 1 booklet, correspondence.

Jewish Young Men's and Young Women's Association. Candidates for position of Executive Director, 1968.

Jewish Young Men's and Young Women's Association. 1968-1973.

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Leopold Street Shule, 1963-1973: correspondence regarding its tearing down between PSB and others.

Leopold Street Shule, 1973: newspaper clippings on history, on visit of B'rith Kodesh, and on black Jewish congregation to move in.

Leopold Street Shule, n.d.: "An East European Congregation on American Soil: Beth Israel, Rochester, New York, 1874-1886," by Rabbi Abraham Karp, 1 typs., 1 carbon.

New York Board of Rabbis. 1947-1973.

New York Board of Rabbis. Correspondence, 1953-1957.

New York Board of Rabbis. Correspondence, 1959-1976.

New York Board of Rabbis. 1965.

Rochester Board of Rabbis. Correspondence, 1948-1951.

Rochester Board of Rabbis. Correspondence, 1952-1958.

Rochester Board of Rabbis. Correspondence, 1961-1973.

United Jewish Welfare Fund of Rochester. 1939-1942.

United Jewish Welfare Fund of Rochester. Search for Director, 1941-1942.

United Jewish Welfare Fund of Rochester. Lists of contributors, 1955-1956.

Aging Title/Description Instances

New York State Conference on the Problems of the Aging, 18-20 October 1955. Citizens' Advisory Committee, 1948-1957.

New York State Conference on the Problems of the Aging, 18-20 October 1955.

New York State Conference on the Problems of the Aging, 18-20 October 1955.

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New York State Conference on the Problems of the Aging, 18-20 October 1955. Newspaper clippings, 1955.

On aging. Correspondence, 1955-1971.

"Not Beyond Reach," on housing in Rochester for the elderly, [1964?] 1 booklet.

Arbitration Title/Description Instances

United Cannery Agricultural Packing and Allied Workers of America v. Webster Basket Co., 1937-1940.

Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America v. Rochester Packing Co., 1939.

Steel Workers Organizing Committee v. Brace, Mueller, Huntley, Inc., 1940-1941.

Upholsterers International Union of North America v. Trimble Nurseryland Furniture, 1940-1941.

Organizations Title/Description Instances

American Red Cross, Rochester chapter. 1942.

American Red Cross, Rochester chapter. PSB endorsements, correspondence, 1948-1955.

Arts Council of Rochester, [1959]

Conference on Vital Social Problems, University of Rochester, 18-21 February 1941.

Draft Information Center of the Rochester Area. 1971-1972.

Family Welfare Society. 1931-1942.

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Federal Security Agency National Youth Administration for New York State. 1941-1942.

Friends of the Rochester Public Library Annual Literary Award Committee. 1969-1970.

Institute on Minority Groups in the United States, University of Rochester, 17 October-5 December 1955.

Ira C. Sapozink Award. 1968-1970.

Monroe County League for Planned Parenthood. 1942.

Monroe County League for Planned Parenthood. 1946-1958.

Nation Associates' Conference on Atomic Power, New York City, 1-3 December 1945.

New York Child Labor Committee. 1938-1941.

New York State Conference of Mayors. 1954.

New York State Conference on Social Work. 1940-1942.

BOX 4 Title/Description Instances

Organizations Title/Description Instances

Planned Parenthood League of Rochester and Monroe County. 1961.

Rochester Association for the United Nations. 1948-1952.

Rochester Civic Music Association. Correspondence, 1956-1957.

Rochester Civic Music Association. Correspondence, 1958-1962.

Rochester Civic Music Association. 1960-1967.

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Rochester Civic Music Association. Special report, newspaper clippings, 1962-1969.

Rochester Civic Music Association. 1964-1969.

Rochester Civic Music Association. Correspondence, 1972.

Rochester Community Chest. 1947-1953.

Rochester Defense Council. 1942.

Rochester Forum. "How Good is Goodwill?" address by Everett Ross Clinchy, 2 December 1948. 1 typs., 3 carbons, correspondence.

Rochester Gas and Electric Corp. 1955.

Rochester International Friendship Council, Inc. Correspondence, address by PSB, 1963-1967.

Rochester International Friendship Council, Inc. 1972.

Rochester School Board and Harold O. Rugg textbook controversy. 1942.

Rochester School Board and Howard C. Seymour controversy. 1960.

Russian War Relief, Inc., Rochester chapter. 1942.

Sampson Naval Training Station. Correspondence, 1942.

Symposium on Love, Vassar College, 6-8 March 1955.

"Twenty Club Turns 50," by Cliff Carpenter, Rochester newspaper clipping, 13 October 1970.

University of Rochester student newspaper editor controversy. Newspaper clippings. 1932.

University of Rochester Class of 1907 Reunion, June 1957.

On University of Rochester Medical School, article by [Ernest H. Saward? 1970s?].

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WROC-TV Merit Awards for Achievement. 1959.

Young Men's Christian Association of Rochester, N.Y. 1951-1961.

Individuals Title/Description Instances

Judeh Abid. 1967.

Julia Berlove, Tribute, 9 June 1977.

Morse Bettison, Installation service, 17 March 1968.

Joseph P. Brennan, Testimonial Dinner, 9 May 1977.

Henry D. Carhart to Europe. n.d.

Henry W. Clune. Newspaper clippings, 1952-1958.

Alphonso Davis case, Niagara County. 1934.

Fred H. Eidlin to Czechoslovakia. 1971.

Avraham Harman, convocation at University of Rochester honoring, 21 November 1968.

William Philip Jenkins, Installation service, 13 September 1959.

Arthur J. Kavanaugh controversy. 1932.

Kenneth J. Keating. 1955-1974.

Kenneth J. Keating. 1956-1975.

Charles Lavery, report on Israel to TBK Sisterhood. 25 February [1976].

Elmer Louis. 1967-1975.

Edna Manley Ludwig Lewisohn. Correspondence, newspaper clippings, 1939-1970.

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Robert E. Marshak. 1955.

Conrad Henry Moehlman, program for funeral service, 22 September 1961.

Conrad Henry Moehlman: extract from Grace Moehlman Forbes' biography, and correspondence. 1976-1978.

Edward Cardinal Mooney. 1958.

Walden Moore for Congress. 1942.

Howard Samuels for governor. 1970-1974.

Margaret Sanger controversy. 1932.

Margaret Sanger controversy. 1932.

Wilbour Eddy Saunders, Inauguration service, 21-22 May 1949.

Fulton Sheen. 1966-1967.

John R. Slater. Newspaper clippings, 1965.

James M. Spinning. Newspaper clippings, 1973.

William vanden Heuvel, author of On His Own. 1970.

W. Allen Wallis, "Military Conscription," address, 11 November 1968.

John R. Williams, "The Tree-Its Importance to Society," address. 1961.

Miscellaneous Title/Description Instances

Trip to Israel by four Rochesterians. 1958.

Freemasonry. 1967-1970.

Rochester personages Dexter Perkins and Abraham J. Karp. 1968-1972.

On Rehovot, Rochester's sister city. 1972.

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Addresses Title/Description Instances

BOX 1 Title/Description Instances

1930-1934 Title/Description Instances

"What Is Happening in Russia?" 8 May 1930, Rochester City Club: 2 carbons, typs. fragment.

Graduation address, 22 January 1931.

"Will Russia Communize the World?" 21 February 1932, Y.M.-Y.W.C.A.: program; correspondence.

Graduation address, 1 February 1933.

"Can Schools Create a Better Social Order?" Winter 1933, Parent Teachers Association, Monroe High School: 1 typs.; research material.

Dedication address for new post office, 5 June 1933: 1 typs.; program.

"America Rediscovered," radio address, 5 November 1933: 4 pamphlets.

On Germany's preparation for war [25 November 1933], City Club: 1 typs., carbon fragments; correspondence; research material.

On economic conditions in Russia [1933?]

On Russia [1933?]

"Hitler's Germany-An Eyewitness Report" [1933-1937]: 1 typs.

"With Malice Toward None, With Charity For All" [12 February 1934], Convention Hall.

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Rochester centennial, 9 June 1934.

Graduation address, [June?] 1934.

"Education and the Good Life," 15 October 1934, PTA, School 46: 1 typs.; research material.

1935-1937 Title/Description Instances

Address to Park Avenue Synagogue, 7 January 1935?

"Report on the Jews of Mexico," 16 or 17 March 1935, Extraordinary Session of American Jewish Congress, Philadelphia: 1 carbon, 2 typs. copies; "the Situation in Mexico," by Charles S. Detweiler: 1 typs., 1 carbon; research material.

On religion in Mexico, 30 March 1935, City Club: 1 carbon; mss. notes, newspaper clippings.

On religion in Mexico, 30 March 1935, City Club: correspondence between PSB and others.

On religion in Mexico, 30 March 1935, City Club: research material, [mid 1920s-mid 1930s].

On U.S. provocation of Japan [26 May 1935], before Rochester citizens [Mary Gannett presiding] group opposed to war: 1 carbon, carbon fragments.

On U.S. provocation of Japan [26 May 1935]: research material.

"The Lesson of the Stone," 15 June 1935, Dedication of Rundel Memorial Library: 1 carbon; research material.

Testimonial dinner address for police chief Kavanaugh, 12 July 1935: 1 typs.; research material.

"Religious Instruction and Prejudice," 28 August 1935.

High school graduation address [1935]: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

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"On What it Means to be a Jew," [1936]

Graduation address, [1936]

Dedication address for Fire House, 1 October 1936: 1 typs.

Address at dinner for Syracuse University Chancellor, 6 December 1937: 1 typs.

On the Spanish Civil War [1937?]

1938-1939 Title/Description Instances

On fascism and anti-Semitism [20 March 1938], before B'nai B'rith: 1 typs., 2 carbons; research material.

Interfaith Goodwill Dinner address against anti-Semitism, 9 April 1938: 1 carbon; research material.

Interfaith Goodwill Dinner address against anti-Semitism, 9 April 1938: research material.

"Universalism and Particularism" [23 June 1938], CCAR: several typs. versions of the address; correspondence.

"Universalism and Particularism" [23 June 1938], CCAR: research material.

"Youth Looks At War," radio address, 9 July 1938.

"Youth Looks At War," radio address, 9 July 1938.

Interfaith Rally address against anti-Semitism in Germany [19 November 1938]: 2 addresses, 1 carbon each; research materials.

Interfaith Rally address against anti-Semitism in Germany [19 November 1938]: research material.

On how Jews view democracy, [1938?], before unidentified Rochester group?: 1 typs.; research material.

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"What Can Jewish Youth Do to Serve the Synagogue," 19 February 1939, Temple Emanuel: 1 typs.; correspondence; research materials.

Address to New England Conference of Jewish Communal Agencies, 4 March 1939: 1 typs.; research material.

"The Crisis in Palestine-Where Does the Jew Take His Stand?" 20 March 1939, Ohabei Shalom Temple Center [Boston?]: 1 announcement (water damaged).

"Stand By America" [9 April 1939]: 1 typs., 2 carbons, fragments; correspondence; research material.

Address to Council of Jewish Women, [16 April 1939]: 1 typs., research material.

Dedication address for camp, 9 July 1939: 1 typs.

On propaganda, 5 December 1939, Cleveland temple: 2 carbons; correspondence; research material.

On propaganda, 5 December 1939, Cleveland temple: research material.

On propaganda, 5 December 1939, Cleveland temple: research material.

On Palestine and the British White Paper [1939]: 1 typs., 1 carbon; research material.

BOX 2 Title/Description Instances

1939 Title/Description Instances

Tribute to James M. Spinning [1939?]

1940 Title/Description Instances

"The World Jewish Crisis and Palestine Today," address delivered at the City Club of Rochester, 13 January 1940: 2 pamphlets. - Page 234- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"The Jew Today and Tomorrow" [January 1940?]: 1 typs.; research material.

"Inter-Relationships of Religion and Democracy," 5 May 1940.

Fundraising address for Red Cross, radio address, 25 June 1940: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

On aiding refugees [September-October 1940], Red Cross Regional Conference: 1 typs., 2 carbons; correspondence.

On how religion aids education [27 December 1940], New York State Association of Elementary Principals: 1 carbon; correspondence; research material.

Graduation address at Harley School [1940]: 1 typs.; research material.

On refugees [1940], before Kodak ladies club: 1 carbon; correspondence; research material.

On refugees [1940], before Kodak ladies club: research material.

On refugees [1940], before Kodak ladies club: research material.

1941 Title/Description Instances

On Franklin D. Roosevelt's second term [19 January 1941]: 1 typs.

"This Is My Faith," radio address, 1 February 1941: 2 typs., 1 mimeograph; research material.

"What Do We Owe Our Youth?" radio address, 8 February 1941: 2 mimeographs, 2 carbons; research material.

"The Bill of Rights and the Bill of Duties," radio address, 15 February 1941: 1 typs., 1 carbon, 1 mimeograph; research materials.

"George Washington's Birthday Sermon," radio address, 22 February 1941: 2 typs., 1 carbon, 3 mimeographs; correspondence; program.

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"Pioneer Oh Pioneer," radio address [February 1941?]: 2 typs.; research material.

"How Shall We Strengthen Our Spiritual Bulwarks?" 21-14 April 1941, Parent-Teacher Institute: 1 carbon; correspondence; research material.

On Palestine, address to joint meeting of Elmira Chapter Zionist Organization of America and Elmira Chapter of Hadassah, High H. Temple [Elmira, N.Y.], 27 May 1941: 1 clipping describing address, 1 photocopy.

On Democracy, radio address, 7 December 1941: 1 typs.; research material.

"The Community Chest in a Troubled World" [1941?]: 1 typs., carbon fragments of reduced form of address; research material.

On Jewish communities throughout the world [1941?]

"How Can the Rabbi Bring Zionism To His Congregation and Community?" [1941]

Graduation address [1941], Brockport Normal School: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

1942-1944 Title/Description Instances

Fundraising address for St. Mary's Hospital, radio address, 27 January 1942: 1 typs.; research material.

Baccalaureate address, Jewish Institute of Religion, 3 June 1942: 1 typs.; correspondence.

Address to social workers on Palestine, 6 June 1942: 1 typs., 1 carbon; synagogue bulletin; correspondence; research material.

"Will the World Need a New Faith?" radio address, 29 September 1942: 1 mimeograph.

"The Challenge of the Jewish Problem to Christians," [1942?]

On how to convert Christians to Zionism, [1942?]

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New Year's radio address, 1 January 1943: 1 typs.; research material.

"Religious Tolerance," 21 March 1943, Eastern Music Educators Wartime Institute, Rochester, NY: 1 announcement.

"For This We Fight," 25 December 1943.

On work as Director of Jewish Chaplains, 3 May 1944, Jewish Welfare Board: 1 typs.; correspondence; research material.

On democracy and tolerance, [12-13 September 1944], Newport Naval Training Station, Newport, Rhode Island: 1 carbon; research material.

1945-1947 Title/Description Instances

"G.I. Joe and Religion," 17 February 1945, Rochester City Club: 1 typs., 1 carbon; research material, including photos.

"Out of This World-A Report from the Pacific," radio address, 25 February 1945: 1 mimeograph.

"Out of This World-A Report from the Pacific," radio address, 25 February 1945: 2 typs.

"Pacific Holidays" [1945]: 2 carbons; research material.

"Report from the Pacific," [1945]

"Law and Destiny," radio address, 30 September 1945: 6 mimeographs; research material.

"Facing the Future," 19 November 1945, Mosque Theatre, N.J.: mss. notes; programs, research material.

Address at Jewish Institute of Religion, 10 December 1945: 2 carbons.

"A Jew Looks at the Christian Problem," 23 December 1945, Community Forum, Community Church, N.Y.: 1 typs., 1 carbon, 2 pamphlets.

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"A Jew Looks at the Christian Problem," 23 December 1945, Community Forum, Community Church, N.Y.: research material.

On Rabbi Stephen S. Wise [1945? at Jewish Institute of Religion?]: 1 typs.; press release.

"The Next Fifty Years," 16 January 1946, Federation of Jewish Women's Organizations: 1 typs., 1 carbon; correspondence.

"The Role of Brotherhood in 1946," 20 February 1946, Rochester Interfaith Forum: 1 carbon, 3 pamphlets; correspondence.

On the displaced Jews of Europe, 29 September 1946, Eastman Theatre: typs. and carbon fragments.

"Safeguarding Our Future," 12 December 1946: 1 copy, published in News Bulletin of the Jewish Institute of Religion.

"Britain Faces the Future," [1946]

"Retreat in Germany," [1946]

On post-War Jewish leadership, [1946, Northeastern Chaplain's Conference]: 1 carbon.

"Status of Jewish Displaced Persons," statement to House of Representative Subcommittee on Immigration and Naturalization, 20 June 1947: 2 pamphlets.

On Displaced Persons and Palestine, 11 October 1947, National Conference on Palestine: 1 typs.; research material.

"These Things I Have Seen," 22 October 1947, YMCA and YWCA: 3 pamphlets.

"Report on European Jewry," 30 November 1947, American Jewish Conference: 1 typs.

On his war-time experiences, 29 December 1947, Syracuse University fraternity: 4 carbons; research material.

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1948 Title/Description Instances

"Palestine and the Jewish Problem Today," 14 February 1948, Rochester City Club: 2 carbons.

"How Much Is a Jew Worth?" 18 February 1948, United Jewish Appeal: 1 typs.; research material.

"What Price Brotherhood?" 24 February 1948, Interfaith Conference: 1 typs., 1 carbon, 1 pamphlet; research material.

"The Survival of American Jewry: Can the Synagogue Meet the Crisis?" 12 March 1948: 2 carbons; research material.

"Today's Crisis-How to Meet It," 27 April 1948.

"The New Israel and American Jewry," 23 June 1948, CCAR: 2 typs., 2 carbons, 2 pamphlets.

BOX 3 Title/Description Instances

1948 Title/Description Instances

"The New Israel and American Jewry," 23 June 1948, CCAR: correspondence; research material.

"The New Israel and American Jewry," 23 June 1948, CCAR: research material.

"How Much Is a Jew Worth?" radio address, 3 October 1948: 1 typs., 2 carbons, 3 mimeographs; correspondence

"What Price Brotherhood," radio address, 10 October 1948: 1 typs., 1 carbon, 3 mimeographs; correspondence.

"Israel and the American Jew," radio address, 17 October 1948: 2 typs., 3 carbons, 2 mimeographs;

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On the history of his involvement in pacifism, 20 October 1948, Colgate Rochester divinity School: 1 typs.

"The Way to Peace," radio address, 24 October 1948: 1 typs., 1 carbon, 3 mimeographs; correspondence; research material.

"Report on the Displaced Persons of Europe," radio address, 31 October 1948: 1 typs., 1 carbon; correspondence.

1949 Title/Description Instances

"Dr. Chaim Weizmann," 4 March 1949.

"With Liberty and Justice for All," 28 April 1949.

On the first anniversary of the state of Israel, 5 May 1949, Seventh Zionist District, Manhattan Division Dinner Meeting: 1 typs., 1 carbon; correspondence; research material.

"What Is the 20th Century's Greatest Challenge?" 29 October 1949, Rochester City Club: 1 typs.

"Toward a Program For the American Jewish Community," address to the Session of the American Jewish Congress, 12 November 1949: 1 carbon.

Radio address on behalf of Rochester Association for the United Nations, 25 November 1949: 4 carbons; correspondence.

Address for opening dinner, United Jewish Appeal Dinner, 18 December 1949, Miami, Florida: 1 typs., 1 carbon; research material.

Fundraising radio address for Community Chest, 10 May [194?]: 1 typs.

1950 Title/Description Instances

"The Meaning of Israel," 11 April 1950, Rochester Rotary Club: 1 typs.; correspondence.

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"The Meaning of Israel," 11 April 1950, Rochester Rotary Club: research material.

Address for opening of Community Chest, 8 May 1950: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

Address for opening of Community Chest, 8 May 1950: correspondence; research material.

Round table discussion, Message of Israel Radio Program, 12 November 1950.

"Religious Freedom in Israel," 15 December 1950: 1 typs.; research material.

1951 Title/Description Instances

Community Nurses' Graduation Address, 6 January 1951, Highland Hospital: correspondence.

"Whither American Jewish Life?" 13 January 1951, National Conference on Jewish Education: 1 typs.; research materials.

"A Day in the Life of a Rabbi," [January 1951]

On "What the Jews Believe," radio address, 18 March 1951: 3 mimeographs; correspondence.

Address to Reform congregations of the Boston area, [17 April 1951]: 1 newspaper clipping; correspondence.

"What the Jews Believe," 20 May 1951.

Harley School Graduation Address, 15 June 1951: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

Address to CCAR Annual Convention, New London, Conn., 19 June 1951: 1 newspaper clipping.

Statement to the Subcommittee of the Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare, 28 June 1951.

Statement to the Subcommittee of the Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare, 28 June 1951.

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On Israel today, 18 September 1951, National convention of Hadassah: 2 carbons, excerpts; research material.

"Israel Today," 26 October 1951.

Four addresses on Israel [only 2 carbons found]: "Israel Today," 26 October 1951; "Religion in Israel," 9 November 1951.

"Dedication of the House of Living Judaism," 27 October 1951, New York City: 1 typs.

"What the Jews Believe," 9 December 1951: excerpts, in Chicago Sinai Congregation bulletins, 3 and 10 January 1952.

"What I Believe," [14 December 1951?]

Fund-raising address to the Federation of Jewish Philanthropies of New York [1951]: 1 carbon.

On Israel and American Jewry [1951]: 1 typs.

"The Talk of the Child," [1951?]

1952 Title/Description Instances

"Christians and Jews-Closer Together or Farther Apart?" 4 April 1952: 1 carbon

"The Four Questions," 7 April 1952.

"The Four Questions," 7 April 1952.

Address for Passover Rally, National Federation of Temple Brotherhoods, 13 April 1952, New York: 1 typs.; correspondence.

"Some Plain Talk About Interfaith Relations Today" [May 1952], National Conference on Christians and Jews: 4 carbons; correspondence; correspondence regarding its publication in Time

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"The President's Message to the 63rd Annual Convention of the Central Conference of American Rabbis," 10 June 1952, Buffalo: 1 typs., 1 carbon, 4 pamphlets; correspondence

"The President's Message to the 63rd Annual Convention of the Central Conference of American Rabbis," 10 June 1952, Buffalo: research material.

"The President's Message to the 63rd Annual Convention of the Central Conference of American Rabbis," 10 June 1952: research material.

Graduation address, Warsaw Central School, 24 June 1952: mss. notes for address; correspondence; research material.

"What I Believe" [Part I], radio address, 5 October 1952: 2 typs., 1 carbon.

"What I Believe" [Part II], radio address, 12 October 1952: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"What I Believe" [Part III], radio address, 19 October 1952: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"A Letter to the Next President," radio address, 26 October 1952: 3 carbons.

On the Balfour Declaration and the settling of Palestine, radio address, 2 November 1952: 1 typs., 2 carbons.

On the National Conference of Christians and Jews, radio address, 9 November 1952: 2 carbons.

"What Kind of City Do We Want?" 15 November 1952, Rochester City Club: 2 typs.; correspondence; research material.

"How Jews Face Death," radio address, 16 November 1952: 1 typs., 1 carbon; research material.

"What Jews Believe About Jesus," 21 November 1952.

"What I Believe" [Part I], radio address, 23 November 1952: 2 versions: 1 typs., 2 carbons; 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"The Way Ahead-A Summing Up," 23 November 1952, Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds: 2 carbons, 3 pamphlets; correspondence; research material. - Page 243- Philip S. Bernstein papers

BOX 4 Title/Description Instances

1952 Title/Description Instances

"The Way Ahead-A Summing Up," 23 November 1952, Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds: 2 carbons, 3 pamphlets; correspondence; research material.

"What I Believe" [Part II], radio address, 30 November 1952: 1 carbon.

"What I Believe" [Part III], radio address, 7 December 1952: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"Pearl Harbor Memorial Day Service," 7 December 1952: 1 typs.; correspondence.

"What I Believe" [Part IV], radio address, 14 December 1952: 2 carbons.

"What I Believe" [Part V], radio address, 21 December 1952: 1 typs.

"Up Down Out In," radio address, 28 December 1952: 2 carbons.

1953 Title/Description Instances

"Winston Churchill," radio address, 4 January 1953: 1 typs., 4 carbons; research material.

"The Child's Need for Spiritual Faith," 5 January 1953, Brighton P.T.A.: correspondence; research material.

"What I'd Like to See in '53," 9 January 1953, Commerce Club: 1 typs., 2 carbons; correspondence; research material.

"Has Religion a Message For Our Times?" 11 January 1953, Chicago Sunday Club: 1 carbon; correspondence.

"Has Religion a Message For Our Times?" 11 January 1953, Chicago Sunday Club: research material. - Page 244- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"A Child's Need for Spiritual Faith," radio address, 11 January 1953: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"A Letter to the Next President," radio address, 18 January 1953: 1 typs.

Address to fund-raising rally, Pittsburgh Hadassah, 20 January 1953: correspondence; research material.

"Has Religion a Message for Our Times," radio address, 25 January 1953: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"Tu Beshevot," radio address, 1 February 1953: 1 typs., 2 carbons.

"The Communist Attack on the Jews," radio address, 8 February 1953: 1 typs., 2 carbons.

"Brotherhood Week," radio address, 15 February 1953: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"Jewish Role and Contributions to America," radio address, 22 February 1953: 1 typs., 2 carbons.

"Why Jews Laugh," radio address, 1 March 1953: 1 typs.

"The Rise and Fall of Stalin's Russia," radio address, 8 March 1953: 1 typs., 2 carbons.

On racism in the South, radio address, 15 March 1953: 1 typs., 1 carbon; research material.

"Investigate the Clergy," radio address, 22 March 1953: 1 typs.

"The Four Questions," Passover program script for broadcast, 25 March 1953: 1 script.

Passover address, radio address, 29 March 1953: 1 typs.

"Passover and Easter," radio address, 5 April 1953: 2 typs.

"Can We Trust Russia Now?" radio address, 12 April 1953: 1 typs., 2 carbons.

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"The Tenth Anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto," radio address, 19 April 1953: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

Address to the Commission on Jewish Education [20 April 1953]: 1 carbon, with 3 carbons of synopsis.

Address to the Commission on Jewish Education [20 April 1953]: research material.

Address to the Commission on Jewish Education [20 April 1953]: research material.

On the Bible and social justice, radio address, 26 April 1953: 1 typs., 2 carbons.

"The Current Crisis and What We Can Do" [27 April 1953]: program; correspondence.

Address before Brighton Sports Club, 30 April 1953: mss. notes for address; correspondence.

"Lag B'Omer," radio address, 3 May 1953: 1 typs., 2 carbons.

Fundraising address for Community Chest, radio address, 10 May [1953]: 1 carbon.

"Shevos," radio address, 17 May 1953: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"McCarthyism and the Future of Freedom," radio address, 24 May 1953: 1 typs.

Graduation address, Geneseo State University, 31 May 1953: correspondence.

"The Meaning of America," radio address, 31 May 1953: 1 typs.

Address to Jewish Federation of Youngstown, 2 June 1953: correspondence.

Columbia School Graduation address, 4 June 1953: mss. notes for address; correspondence.

Baccalaureate address, Miami University, 7 June 1953: 1 typs. , 1 carbon.

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Baccalaureate address, Miami University, 7 June 1953: correspondence.

Baccalaureate address, Miami University, 7 June 1953: research material.

"Charles Chaplain-Limelight," radio address, 7 June 1953: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"What I Believe," radio address, 14 June 1953: 1 typs., 2 carbons.

Aaronsburg Assembly address, 19 June 1953: 1 typs.; correspondence; research material.

Dedication of Monroe County Airport, Invocation, 21 June 1953: 1 typs.; program; correspondence.

"From Here to Eternity and Back," radio address, 4 October 1953: 1 typs.

"Communism and the Clergy," radio address, 11 October 1953: 1 typs.

"Today's Challenge to Jewish Women," 12 October 1953.

"A Synagogue Is Born," radio address, 18 October 1953: 1 typs.

"Conflict in Palestine," radio address, 25 October 1953: 1 typs., 4 pamphlets; research material.

"The Juggler," radio address, 1 November 1953: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"Present Dangers to Religious Freedom," 7 November 1953: 2 typs., 2 carbons; correspondence; research material.

"Albert Schweitzer and George Marshall," radio address, 15 November 1953: 1 typs.

"Is the Game Worth the Candle?" radio address, 29 November 1953: 1 typs., 1 carbon; research material.

Brighton National Honor Society address, 4 December 1953: correspondence; research material.

"Memories," radio address, 6 December 1953: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

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Judaism and the Crisis of the World" [8 December 1953]: correspondence.

"Toward a Program for American Jews," 8 December 1953: 1 typs.; correspondence; research material.

"Toward a Program for American Jews," 8 December 1950: research material.

"Names in the News," radio address, 13 December 1953: 1 typs.

"Christmas-A Rabbi's Reflections," radio address, 20 December 1953: 1 typs.; correspondence.

Acceptance address for B'nai B'rith Man of the Year Award, 20 December 1953: 1 typs.

"Good News," radio address, 27 December 1953: 1 typs.

Brotherhood Week addresses, 1953-1958: "Brotherhood Week," broadcast 15 February 1953: 1 typs.; "The Present Challenge to Freedom," 10 January 1954, Third Presbyterian Church [Rochester]: 1 typs.; "What Price Brotherhood?" Message of Israel, broadcast 14 November 1954: 1 carbon; "Religious Faith and Human Brotherhood," 20 February 1955: 1 typs., mss. notes; Prayer given at World Brotherhood Luncheon, 4 January 1958: 1 carbon, mss. notes [for address?].

1954 Title/Description Instances

"A Rabbi Prays for Congress," radio address, 3 January 1954: 1 typs.

"Little Lower Than the Angels," radio address, 17 January 1954: 1 typs.

"Judaism and Christianity-Independence and Interdependence," radio address, 25 January 1954: 1 carbon.

"King Saul and Israel," radio address, 31 January 1954: 1 typs.

"Vision and Fulfillment," radio address, 7 February 1954: 1 carbon.

"How to Face Life's Dark Days," radio address, 14 February 1954: 2 carbons. - Page 248- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"The People of the Book-The Books About the People," radio address, 28 February 1954: 2 carbons, mss. notes.

"Albert Einstein-World Genius," radio address, 14 March 1954: 1 typs., 1 carbon; research material.

On the establishment of Israel, 15 March 1954: correspondence.

"Jewish Humor-A Purim Talk," radio address, 21 March 1954: 1 typs.

BOX 5 Title/Description Instances

1954 Title/Description Instances

"The McCarthy Danger," radio address, 28 March 1954: 3 typs., 3 carbons of different drafts.

"The McCarthy Danger," radio address, 28 March 1954.

Television appearances, DuMont TV, 11 April 1954: "Approaching Passover and Easter": 1 typs., 1 carbon; correspondence.

"The Passover Seder Tonight," radio address, 18 April 1954: 1 typs.

"The Larger Implications," radio address, 25 April 1954: 1 carbon.

Address in honor of Rabbi Rosenberg, 27 April 1954: 1 typs., 1 carbon; correspondence; research material.

"On May Day and the Meaning of the Russian Revolution," radio address, 2 May 1954: 1 typs.

Community Chest-Red Cross Combined Campaign address, 6 May 1954: 1 typs., 3 carbons; correspondence; research material.

"Role of Religion," 9 May 1954: mss. draft.

40th Anniversary Convention of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, 11 May 1954.

- Page 249- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"Religion and Mental Health," 24 May 1954, Rochester State Hospital: 1 typs., 2 carbons; correspondence; research material.

"A Faith For These Times," 13 June 1954: 1 typs., 2 carbons; correspondence; research material.

Memorial Art Gallery Campaign Dinner address, 24 September 1954:

"Liberty and Law," radio address, 17 October 1954: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"Arm the Arabs?" radio address, 24 October 1954: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"The Meaning of the Election," radio address, 31 October 1954: 1 typs.

"Talk for Planned Parenthood Campaign," 4 November 1954: 1 typs., 3 carbons; correspondence; research material.

"Talk for Planned Parenthood Campaign," 4 November 1954: research material.

"Has Religion a Message for Today?" radio address, 7 November 1954: 1 typs., 2 carbons, 1 mimeograph; research material.

"Has Religion a Message for Today?" radio address, 7 November 1954: research material.

"How to Face Death," radio address, 7 November 1954: 1 typs.

"Laugh Clown, Laugh-A Commentary on Our Times," radio address, 14 November 1954: 1 typs.

"What Price Brotherhood?" radio address, 14 November 1954: 1 carbon; research material.

"Three Hundred Years of Judaism in America," 19 November 1954: 1 typs., 2 carbons; correspondence.

"A Rabbi Looks at Mendes-France," radio address, 21 November 1954: 1 typs.

"What America Means to Me," radio address, 21 November 1954: 1 typs.

- Page 250- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"What Do We Owe Our Children," radio address, 28 November 1954: 1 typs.

"What Israel Means to Me," radio address, 28 November 1954: 1 typs.

On Pope Pius XII, radio address, 5 December 1954: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"The Bill of Rights for All Mankind," radio address, 12 December 1954: 1 typs., 2 carbons.

"The Light That Never Fails," radio address, 19 December 1954: 1 typs.

"My Jerusalem," radio address, 26 December 1954: 1 typs.

1955 Title/Description Instances

"France and Germany," radio address, 2 January 1955: 1 typs.

"To Bigotry No Sanction," radio address, 9 January 1955: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"In God We Trust," radio address, 16 January 1955: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"The Amalgamated-40 Years," radio address, 23 January 1955: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"J. Robert Oppenheimer," radio address, 30 January 1955: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

On the history of Jews in America, 13 February 1955.

"What Price Brotherhood," radio address, 13 February 1955: 1 carbon.

On U.S. Technical Assistance Program for Israel, radio address, 27 February 1955: 2 carbons.

On foreign policy on Germany, radio address, 20 March 1955: 1 carbon.

"Dr. Sydney E. Goldstein," radio address, 27 March 1955: 1 carbon.

On Passover and Easter, radio address, 3 April 1955: 1 typs.

On historical national leaders, radio address, 10 April 1955: 1 typs.

- Page 251- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"Bias in America," radio address, 17 April 1955: 1 typs., 3 carbons.

Address to commemorate 10th anniversary of liberation of camps, 19 April 1955: 1 typs., 5 carbons.

Greetings to Governor Averell Harriman, Governor Harriman Victory Dinner, 21 April 1955: 1 typs., 3 carbons; mss. notes; correspondence; newspaper clippings; program.

"Albert Einstein," radio address, 24 April 1955: 1 typs., 1 carbon; research material.

"May Day 1955," radio address, 1 May 1955: 1 typs.

"How Much We Care," radio address, 8 May 1955: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"A Talk on the Ministry," radio address, 15 May 1955: 1 typs.

"Co-Existence," radio address, 22 May 1955: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"The Meaning of America," radio address, 26 May 1955: 1 typs., 2 carbon.

On displaced persons, 4 June 1955: 1 typs., 1 carbon; research material.

"How Shall I Know Thee?" radio address, 5 June 1955: 1 typs., 2 carbons.

Television appearances, CBS, 5 June 1955: "Lamp Unto My Feet: Angry Man": 1 script; correspondence.

"Person to Person," radio address, 12 June 1955: 1 typs., 2 carbons; research material.

On U.S. and Israeli foreign relations, 17 June 1955: 2 carbons.

"The Role of Religion in the Lives of Older People," 18 October 1955: 1 carbon.

"Our Teachers," radio address, 30 October 1955: 1 mimeograph.

"The Russian Revolution Reconsidered," radio address, 6 November 1955: 1 typs., 1 carbon; research material.

- Page 252- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"The Russian Revolution Reconsidered," radio address, 6 November 1955.

"Religion and the Aging," radio address, 13 November 1955: 2 typs.

"Religion and the Aging," radio address, 13 November 1955.

Statement for rally for Israel, 15 November 1955: 1 carbon, typs. and carbon fragments; research material.

"Egypt, Israel, and the U.S.," radio address, 20 November 1955: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"Should Oistrakh Be Barred from Rochester?" radio address, 27 November 1955: 1 carbon.

"Frontiers of Freedom," radio address, 11 December 1955: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"Peace for the Near East," 18 December 1955.

"The Middle East-Peace or War?" radio address, 18 December 1955: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"Peace on Earth and Good Will," radio address, 25 December 1955: 1 typs.

1956 Title/Description Instances

"Who Are You? A New Year's Message," radio address, 1 January 1956: 1 typs.

"France in Travail," radio address, 8 January 1956: 1 typs.

"Should Ike Run Again," radio address, 15 January 1956: 1 typs.

On displaced Jews and the future of Israel, 18 January 1956: 1 typs., 3 carbons; research material.

"The First Jewish Prayer Book Published in Soviet Russia," radio address, 22 January 1956: 1 typs.

- Page 253- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"Proposed Divorce Law Changes," radio address, 29 January 1956: 2 typs., 2 carbons.

"Intolerance-The Enemy Within," radio? 3 February 1956: 1 carbon; correspondence.

"Intolerance-The Enemy Within," radio? 3 February 1956: 1 carbon; correspondence.

"Has Religion a Message for Our Time?" 23 February 1956: correspondence.

"What Does a Man Want Out of Life?" radio address, 2 and 4 March 1956: 1 carbon.

"Tribute to Rabbi Stuart E. Rosenberg," 7 March 1956: 1 carbon; "Canada's Jews: An Overview," by Rosenberg, 1971 report; newspaper clippings on Rosenberg's The Jewish Community.

"Talk on Israel," radio address, 11 March 1956: 1 carbon.

"The Crisis in Education," radio address, 18 March 1956: 1 typs.

"Passover-A New Look," radio address, 25 March 1956: 1 carbon.

"Free and Equal-A Passover-Easter Message," radio address, 1 April 1956: 1 typs.

"Introduction to Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer," 4 April 1956, University of Rochester and Temple B'rith Kodesh sponsors: 1 typs., 1 carbon, 3 photocopies; correspondence; research material.

"Introduction to Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer," 4 April 1956.

"What the Russians Should Take Back," radio address, 9 April [1956]: 1 typs.

"Mid-East Madness," radio address, 15 April 1956: 1 typs.

On marriage and its current problems, radio address, 22 April 1956: 1 typs.

"Delinquency-Our Responsibility," radio address, 29 April 1956: 1 typs.

- Page 254- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"Delinquency-Our Responsibility," radio address, 29 April 1956: 1 typs.

BOX 6 Title/Description Instances

1956 Title/Description Instances

"Good News," radio address, 13 May 1956: 1 typs.

"Arms for Saudi Arabia," radio address, 20 May 1956: 1 typs., 1 carbon; research material.

"What America Means to Me," radio address, 27 May 1956: 1 typs., 1 carbon; research material.

"Introduction to Margaret Sanger, 29 May 1956: 1 typs., 2 carbons; copy of 1932 statement by PSB against charges made against Sanger; correspondence; research material.

"Buried Treasure," radio address, 3 June 1956: 1 typs.

"What's Russia Up to Now?" radio address, 10 June 1956: 1 typs.

"Face Toward Tomorrow," graduation address at Monroe High School, 23 June 1956: 1 typs., 2 carbons.

"Crisis in the Middle East," 27 September 1956, Ad Club: 1 typs.; research material.

"Mid-East Conflict-The Way Out," 2 November 1956, Temple B'rith Kodesh: 1 pamphlet.

1957 Title/Description Instances

United Jewish Appeal, Women's Division luncheon, Sheraton Astor Hotel [New York?], 18 February 1957: 2 carbons, 1 typs.

"What We Jews Believe," 6 March 1957: correspondence; research material.

- Page 255- Philip S. Bernstein papers

On the Community Chest, 4 April 1957: 1 typs.; correspondence; research material.

Address for Hadassah, 28 October 1957: correspondence; research material.

Address for Hadassah, 28 October 1957: research material.

Address for the "Representative American Preachers" series, 29 October 1957: correspondence.

Hadassah Meeting address, 17 December 1957: 1 typs., 1 carbon of excerpts; research material.

1958 Title/Description Instances

"Values," 3 February 1958, Third Presbyterian Church Brotherhood Dinner: 1 typs., 2 carbons; research material.

"The Message of her Life," 10 February 1958, Hadassah, New York: 1 typs.; research material.

"Israel Confronts Tomorrow (A Tenth Anniversary Address)" 18 April 1958: 1 carbon.

Rotary Club Man of the Year acceptance speech, 6 May 1958: 1 typs.

"Where Did You Go? To Temple...." radio address, 11 May 1958: 2 typs, 4 carbons, 3 mimeographs; correspondence; research material.

"Civic Observance of Israel's Tenth Anniversary," 12 May 1958: 1 typs., 1 carbon; 2 carbons of John F. Kennedy's address at Temple B'rith Kodesh; research material.

"Civic Observance of Israel's Tenth Anniversary," 12 May 1958: research material.

Graduation address, Clyde Central School, 23 June 1958: correspondence.

Address to Jewish Home and Infirmary, [1958?]

- Page 256- Philip S. Bernstein papers

1959 Title/Description Instances

Address to Jewish Community Council, 4 January 1959: correspondence; research material.

Address to American Christian Palestine Committee, 8 April 1959: 1 carbon.

William Posner Testimonial Dinner address, 16 April 1959: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

Planned Parenthood League address, 8 May 1959: 1 typs., 1 carbon; correspondence.

Testimonial to Isaac Gordon, 26 May 1959.

On the Americanization of Jews, radio address, 28 December 1959: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

1960 Title/Description Instances

Rochester Civic Music Association address, 8 February 1960: 1 typs., 1 carbon; correspondence; research material.

Institute of Religion address, 14 February 1960: 1 typs., 2 carbons; correspondence; research material.

Institute of Religion address, 14 February 1960: research material.

Institute of Religion address, 14 February 1960: research material.

Institute of Religion address, 14 February 1960: research material.

"Basic Judaism," 9-10 March 1960.

Introduction to Israeli Ambassador Avraham Harmon, United Jewish Appeal, 3 May 1960: 1 typs.

Rochester Community Chest address, 5 May 1960: 2 typs.; correspondence; research material.

- Page 257- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Rochester Community Chest address, 5 May 1960: research material.

Rochester Community Chest address, 5 May 1960: research material.

Graduation address, State Teachers College, Fredonia, 12 June 1960: 1 typs., 1 carbon; correspondence; research material.

Graduation address, State Teachers College, Fredonia, 12 June 1960: research material.

1961 Title/Description Instances

"Challenges to Brotherhood Today," 3 February 1961: 2 typs., 1 carbon; research material.

Chamber of Commerce annual dinner address, 8 February 1961: 1 typs.

Dedication address, Religious School Society of Concord, 12 February 1961: mss. speech notes; program.

Public lecture on Eichmann, 5 March 1961.

"

The Status Seekers

-A Rabbi Replies," 15 March 1961: correspondence.

Invocation for Chamber of Commerce luncheon for Dr. Seymour, 30 March 1961: 1 typs., 1 carbon.

Community Chest-Red Cross Campaign address, 17 April 1961: 1 carbon.

"Salute to Israel," 23 April 1961, Temple Beth El: 1 typs., 2 carbons; research material.

Address on Aging

Address for installation of officers, Temple Emanuel, 17 June 1961: mss. speech notes; program.

- Page 258- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"The CCAR-Seventy Years-Evaluations and Challenges," 24 June 1960: 1 carbon, 3 pamphlets; correspondence; research material.

Benjamin Franklin High School graduation address, 24 June 1961: 1 typs., 3 carbons; correspondence; research material.

"American Judaism," 4 October 1961: 1 carbon.

1962 Title/Description Instances

Notes for address to Sisterhood, 8 January 1962.

Address in honor of General Lucius Clay, 11 February 1962: 1 carbon.

Community Chest-Red Cross Campaign address, 23 April 1962: 2 carbons; correspondence.

BOX 7 Title/Description Instances

1962 Title/Description Instances

On Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, 8 May 1962: 1 carbon, mss. speech notes.

Israel Bond Dinner Man of the Year tribute to Fred Forman, 9 May 1962: 1 carbon.

Luncheon address for Gertrude Herdle Moore, 29 May 1962: 1 carbon.

Commencement Address, School for Dental Hygienists of the Eastman Dental Dispensary, 5 June 1952: 2 programs (text of address not included).

Short messages for Station WROC, 8 November 1962: typs. and carbon.

"25 years of my world," illustrated talk sponsored by TBK Sisterhood, 11 November 1962. Correspondence, newspaper clippings.

Rochester Civic Medal Award acceptance address, 14 November 1962: 1 carbon fragment.

- Page 259- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Address to Brotherhood, Temple Israel, New Rochelle, 18 November 1962: correspondence.

1963 Title/Description Instances

On the Jewish Family, 22 January 1963: 1 carbon; research material.

On the Jewish Family, 22 January 1963.

"Can there be Religious Unity?" Ad Club, 7 February 1963: 1 typs., 1 carbon; correspondence; research material.

Address for thirteenth yahrzeit of Milton Steinberg, 18 March 1963: mss speech notes; correspondence.

Community Chest-Red Cross Campaign address, 23 April 1963: 1 carbon.

"A Rabbi's Robert Frost," 25 April 1963, Irondequoit Country Club: 2 programs.

Junior League address, 15 May 1963: mss. notes for address; correspondence.

"What America Has Meant to the Jews," 15 September 1963: 1 carbon, mss. speech notes; correspondence.

"The Dilemma of Modern Man in an Age of Tension," 4 October 1963, Editors' Conference: 1 typs.

"The Dilemma of Modern Man in an Age of Tension," 4 October 1963, Editors' Conference.

New York State Central Western Zone Conference, 18 October 1963.

On various aspects of Jewish life, 30 October 1963: 1 typs.; correspondence; research material.

Tribute to Quentin Primo, 23 November 1963.

1964-1966 Title/Description Instances - Page 260- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Address for B'nai Zion, 13 September 1964: 1 typs., 2 carbons; correspondence; research material.

Address at Temple Beth El, New York, 20 October 1964.

Max Herzberger luncheon, 9 December 1964.

On the synagogue in Jewish life, 13 December 1964: 2 carbons, mss. speech notes; correspondence; research material.

On Being a Jew at Christmas, radio address, 24 December 1964: 1 carbon.

Address to Spencerport teachers, 29 January 1965.

"The Goodness of Life," radio address, 4 April 1965: 1 typs., 4 carbons.

"Jews in Transition," 16 May 1965.

Dedication of Four Chaplains Plaque, 31 May 1965, Rochester War Memorial: 1 carbon.

Address on housing, 25 September 1965, Chamber of Commerce: 1 carbon.

Tribute to Joseph Silverstein and Joseph Goldstein, 20 October 1965: 1 typs.

Address on Reform Judaism, 1 November 1965.

Dedication of Isaac Gordon Science Center, 2 April 1966.

Herbert Lehman Israel Award acceptance speech, 20 April 1966: 1 typs., 1 carbon; correspondence; research material.

Herbert Lehman Israel Award, 20 April 1966: letters of congratulation with responses from PSB.

Harry D. Goldman luncheon, 4 May 1966.

Genna Nuclear Power Plant dedication, 29 June 1966: mss. notes for speech; correspondence.

- Page 261- Philip S. Bernstein papers

On Israel's 18th birthday [1966]: 2 photocopies of offprint from Congressional Record, 3 May 1966.

1967 Title/Description Instances

Friends of the Rochester Public Library Award acceptance speech, 27 March 1967: 1 typs., 2 photocopies; 1 typs., 1 carbon of draft.

Friends of the Rochester Public Library Literary Award to Philip, Irving, Jeremy, and Saul Bernstein, acceptance speeches, 27 March 1967: invitations, program, 2 photocopies by Irving Bernstein; correspondence.

Friends of the Rochester Public Library Literary Award to Philip, Irving, Jeremy, and Saul Bernstein, 27 March 1967: newspaper clippings on it.

Address for 50th Anniversary of Rabbi Benjamin Friedman, 20 May 1967: 1 typs.

Address for 25th anniversary of CANRA, 23 May 1967, New York, N.Y.: 1 carbon.

"Mid-East Crisis-The Way Out," 29 May 1967, Jewish Community Council Meeting at Temple B'rith Kodesh: typs. excerpts, newspaper copy, poster copy.

United Jewish Welfare Fund Emergency Campaign address, 13 June 1967: 1 carbon.

"Where Do We Stand?" 19 June 1967, United Jewish Welfare Fund, Temple Beth El: 2 carbons.

Sidney Hillman Health Center dedication, 16 October 1967: 1 carbon.

"The Practitioner's Comments," Brockport State University, 21 October 1967: 1 carbon, 1 photostat; correspondence.

"The Practitioner's Comments," Brockport State University, 21 October 1967: research material.

- Page 262- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"30 Minutes in Israel with Rabbi Bernstein," radio address, 5 November 1967: 1 typs.; research material.

On "the kind of city we want," 6 December 1967, Rochester City Club: 1 typs., 3 carbons; 3 photocopies; correspondence.

On "the kind of city we want," 6 December 1967, Rochester City Club: research material.

On "the kind of city we want," 6 December 1967, Rochester City Club: research material.

"The Righteous Among Nations," 13 December 1967.

Tribute to Julia Berlove, 14 December 1967.

1968 Title/Description Instances

"My World of Meaning and Beauty," 29 April 1968: mss. notes for address; correspondence.

Tribute to Herbert Weiner, 24 May 1968: 1 carbon, 1 photostat; correspondence; research material.

Ira I. Berman Memorial Conference Room Dedication, 9 June 1968: 1 typs., 1 carbon; research material.

"Ten Commandments for Religion Today," 1 September 1968.

Hadassah Convention closing luncheon, Chicago, 11 September 1968: 1 typs., 2 carbons; correspondence.

BOX 8 Title/Description Instances

1968 Title/Description Instances

Hadassah Convention closing luncheon, Chicago, 11 September 1968: research material. - Page 263- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Address at Jewish Community Center, Passaic, New Jersey, 28 October 1968.

Address to Rochester Rotary Club, 26 November 1968.

1969 Title/Description Instances

Address to Sisterhood Interfaith Tea, 19 February 1969.

Testimonial for Rabbi Benjamin Friedman, 19 April 1969.

"Patterns for the 1970s," 30 April 1969.

Civic Music Association address, 13 May 1969: 1 typs., 1 carbon; correspondence; research material.

Fundraising address for Hadassah, 21-22 May 1969: 1 typs., 1 carbon; correspondence.

On being a rabbi, Central Conference of American Rabbis, 18 June 1969: 1 photostat.

On Portnoy's Complaint, 18 November 1969, Rochester Public Library: 1 typs.; correspondence; research material.

Installation of Rabbi George Astrachan, 23 November 1969.

"The Righteous Among the Nations," 13 December 1969: 1 typs., 2 carbons, 2 photostats; correspondence; research material.

1970 Title/Description Instances

Tribute to Abraham Karp, 5 March 1970.

State of Israel Bond Dinner address, 6 May 1970: 1 typs., correspondence; research material.

Address for Histadrut's 50th Anniversary, 16 May 1970: 1 typs.

"Look Up and Live," 7 June 1970.

- Page 264- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Tribute to Rabbi Allan Levine, 7 June 1970.

On Soviet Jews, 30 December 1970, Jewish Community Council: 1 typs., correspondence; research material.

On Soviet Jews, 30 December 1970, Jewish Community Council: research material.

On Soviet Jews, 30 December 1970, Jewish Community Council: research material.

On Soviet Jews, 30 December 1970, Jewish Community Council: research material.

Eulogy for Stanley Levey, 9 March 1970.

"The Jewish woman in today's society," address at Sisterhood Luncheon, 23 September 1970. 1 typs.

1971-1975 Title/Description Instances

"The Fighting Jew-A Moral Dilemma," International Conference of Jewish War Veterans, 12 March 1971: 3 pamphlets.

Allendale School Graduation address, 7 June 1971: 1 typs., 1 carbon; correspondence.

Address for Hadassah, 8 November 1972: 2 typs.; correspondence.

"A Rabbi Looks at the World," January-April 1973.

Tribute to Michael Boyar, 15 May 1973.

Brighton High School graduation address, 23 June 1973: 1 typs.; program.

"Rabbi Stephen Wise," Central Conference of American Rabbis [16 March 1974]: 3 pamphlets.

State of Israel Bonds address, 15 May 1974, Temple Beth El: 2 typs.

- Page 265- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"God's Warriors," 3 November 1974: 2 typs.

On changes in Jewish community organization, 8 December 1974, Jewish Community Center: 1 typs. of outline.

"Reminiscences," 16 December 1974.

Annual Donor Event, Rochester Chapter of Hadassah, 7 May 1975.

Address to Union of American Hebrew Congregations, 18 May 1975.

1976-1981 Title/Description Instances

"Remarks at the Bernstein Conference on Jewish Studies," 23 February 1976: 5 offprints from CCAR Journal, Winter 1978.

"Introduction to Rose Halperin for Zionist Teach-in," 5 December 1976: 2 photocopies.; correspondence; research material.

"The Saga of Mannie Goldberg," 13 December 1976: 1 typs., 2 photocopies; correspondence; program; research material.

Address to Jewish Community Federation of Rochester, 13 December 1977: 1 typs., 2 carbons, 3 pamphlets.

"Salute to Israel," 23 May 1978, Rochester Business Community Salute to Israel: 1 typs., 2 carbons; invitation.

Address to Jewish Community Center, gift of plaque by PSB to Center, 31 May 1978: 1 typs., 1 carbon; correspondence.

Review of a book about Conrad Henry Moehlman, 29 October 1978, Jewish Community Center: 1 typs., 2 carbons; correspondence; research material.

"When Life Ends," 26 April 1981.

BOX 9 Title/Description Instances

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On cultural pluralism and immigration [n.d.]: 1 typs., 1 carbon; research material.

Fragments of addresses [n.d.]: typs. and mss.

Addresses: Correspondence and lecture bureau arrangements, 1952-1953.

Addresses: Fragments.

"Beliefs of Judaism," outline of talk given in Buffalo, 10 November [1950s?]: 2 carbons.

National radio addresses, n.d.: untitled, fragments.

National radio addresses, 1948: research material.

National radio addresses, 1954: research material on youth.

National radio addresses, 1954: research material on Israel.

National radio addresses, 1955: research material on books.

National radio addresses, n.d.: research material for Message of Israel addresses.

National radio addresses, 1940-1941: correspondence with Message of Israel.

National radio addresses, 1948: correspondence with Message of Israel.

National radio addresses, 1951; 1954; 1964-1965: correspondence with Message of Israel.

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Publications Title/Description Instances

BOX 1 Title/Description Instances

1920s - Page 267- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Title/Description Instances

Letter to the editor. [1917-21?] 1 clipping, 1 photocopy.

Letter to the editor, Syracuse Orange. [1918?] 1 mss,. 1 clipping, 1 photocopy.

"The minister, Annual of the Jewish Institute of Religion. [1926] 1 typs., 1 carbon, 1 photocopy from journal, later correspondence.

"The minister," 1966 typs. 1 typs., correspondence.

"Memories," 4 April 1928, [J.Y.M.A. news?]. 1 clipping, 1 photocopy.

"Where communism is real," Nation, 23 May 1928. 2 issues.

On Jews in Soviet Russia. [1928] 1 carbon.

"Are Russians free? or, Freedom in Soviet Russia." [1928] 1 carbon (incomplete).

1930s Title/Description Instances

Article [by PSB?] on Jews and crime [1930s?]

"Religion in Russia," Harpers, May 1930. 1 issue, later correspondence.

"Religion in Russia," Harpers, May 1930. 1 issue.

"The new Russia as I saw it," Octagonian. [December 1930?] 1 clipping.

"UnChristian Christianity and the Jew," Harpers, May 1931. 1 issue.

Review of Christian-Jewish tragedy by C.H. Moehlmann. Rochester Sunday American, 18 June 1933. 1 clipping, 1 typs., 1 photocopy.

"Hungry Russia," Articles I and II, Rochester Democrat and chronicle, 6 and 7 November 1933. 1 typs., 2 carbons, letter to the editor, correspondence.

"Hungry Russia," Articles I and II, Rochester Democrat and chronicle, 6 and 7 November 1933. Newspaper clippings, photocopies.

- Page 268- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"Can Hitler be trusted?"

Nation, 27 December 1933. 2 typs., 2 carbons.

"Can Hitler be trusted?"

Nation, 27 December 1933, 1 issue.

"Can Hitler be trusted?"

Nation, 27 December 1933. Research material.

"On Russian boats," 1933. 1 typs.

On Jews in Soviet Russia, 1933. 1 carbon.

"Religion in Russia," 1933. 1 carbon.

On Jewish destiny. [1933?] 1 carbon.

On antisemitism. [mid-1930s] 1 typs., 1 carbon.

On antisemitism. [mid-1930s] mss. notes.

"Judaism is dead in Russia," B'nai B'rith magazine, May 1934. 1 issue.

"Pacifism in Hitler's world," World tomorrow, 14 June 1934. 1 issue.

"A pacifist demurs," Opinion, November 1934. 2 issues.

"The Jewish scene," columns in Jewish ledger, 5 October 1934-31 May 1935 (scattered). Newspaper clippings.

"The Jewish scene," columns in Jewish ledger, 5 October 1934- 31 May 1935 (scattered). Photocopies.

"Hitler vs. Jesus," column for "The Jewish scene," 2 November 1934. 1 carbon, mss. notes, research material. ["A clever artist"], 23 November 1934. 1 typs., 1 carbon, correspondence, research material.

- Page 269- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Reviews of I am a Cossack, by Boris Kamyshansky; I live to tell, by Jacob H. Rubin; Where the ghetto ends, by Leon Dennen. [1934?] 2 carbons, mss. notes, research material. ["Quotas for Steuers," column for "The Jewish scene," 4 January 1935] 1 carbon, research material.

On demagoguery, Hitler. [1935?] 1 carbon. ["Beware the demagogue,"] column for "The Jewish scene," [26 April 1935] 1 carbon.

"The larger goal," Hebrew Union College monthly, May 1935. 1 issue.

"Revery at a tomb," Jewish daily bulletin, 2 June 1935. 3 newspaper clippings, 1 photocopy, correspondence.

"Hodge-podge," Jewish daily bulletin, 16 June 1935. 7 newspaper clippings, 1 photocopy.

"Reform Judaism," Jewish daily bulletin, 23 June 1935. 3 newspaper clippings, 1 photocopy.

"Appeal to realism," Jewish daily bulletin, 30 June 1935. 3 newspaper clippings, 1 photocopy.

"All in the name of God" [June 1935]. 1 carbon; research material.

"The sporting Nazis," Jewish daily bulletin, 7 July 1935. 4 newspaper clippings, 1 photocopy.

"Romance in Russia," Jewish daily bulletin, 14 July 1935. 1 carbon., 4 newspaper clippings, 1 photocopy.

"Patriotism and the Jew," Opinion, September 1935. 1 issue.

Letter to Henry W. Clune on participation in Olympics, in Clune's column "Seen and heard," Rochester democrat and chronicle, 5 December 1935. 1 typs., 2 newspaper clippings, 1 photocopy.

"Religion in Mexico," 1935. 2 different typs., 1 carbon, correspondence.

"The Jewish scene," [1935?]. 1 carbon.

Review of Sussman sees it through, by David Goldberg. [1935?] 1 carbon. - Page 270- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"Contributions of religion to American liberties," Christian century, 22 January 1936. 1 issue.

"If I were a Christian," Christian century, 1 April 1936. 1 carbon (with date stamp "Jun 8 1943"), research material.

"If I were a Christian", Christian century, 1 April 1936. 1 typs., 1 carbon, research material.

"If I were a Christian", Christian century, 1 April 1936. 4 issues.

"Barnstorming with Lansbury", Christian century, 17 June 1936. 2 issues.

"Shavuoth and 3 Nazi tales, Jewish daily bulletin. [June? 1936] 4 newspaper clippings, 1 photocopy.

"The presidential candidates and peace, Unity, 19 October 1936. 1 issue.

"Jews have the jitters," Opinion, November 1936. 2 issues.

On Jews and communism. [1936] 1 carbon, research material.

"A Zionist takes his stand," 1936. 1 carbon.

"A Zionist takes his stand," 1936. Research material.

"A Zionist takes his stand," 1936. Research material.

"Promise of Zionism," Nation, 2 January 1937. 2 carbons.

"Promise of Zionism," Nation, 2 January 1937. 2 issues, 1 photocopy.

"A Zionist takes his stand", Christian century, 6 January 1937. 1 carbon.

"A Zionist takes his stand", Christian century, 6 January 1937. mss. draft, research material.

"A Zionist takes his stand", Christian century, 6 January 1937. 2 issues.

"The Jews," no. 3 of "Four years of Hitlerism," N.C.J.C. news service, 3 February 1937. 2 issues, research material.

- Page 271- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"The fate of German Jews," Nation, 23 October 1937. 1 galley proof, 2 issues.

"Pogroms or partition: the choice of Palestine," Nation, 4 December 1937. 1 carbon, 2 issues, 1 photocopy.

Review of Deep furrows, by Avraham Ben-Shalom. [1937?] 1 typs., 2 carbons.

"The Nazi extermination of Jews," no. 3 of "Five years of Hitlerism," Religious News Service press release? 29 January 1938. 1 issue.

BOX 2 Title/Description Instances

1930s Title/Description Instances

"Brethren -- Don't Trust Hitler," draft of "Hitler Dooms the Church," [1938]. mss. notes, 2 carbons.

On discontent in Germany [1938?] 1 typs. ; "Five years of Hitlerism," The Pittsburgh Press; 29 January 1938, newspaper clipping; research materials.

"Five years of Hitlerism," The Pittsburgh Press; 29 January 1938. Photocopy.

"Hitler Dooms the Church," Nation, 19 March 1938. 2 issues, 1 photocopy.

"Toward a Program for American Judaism," reprinted from

Yearbook, Central Conference of American Rabbis, v. 48, 1938 ["June 23, 1938"]. 1 pamphlet.

"Toward a Program for American Jews-I," Opinion, v. 9, no. 1 (November 1938). 2 copies of issue.

"Toward a Program for American Jews-II," Opinion, v. 9, no. 2 (December 1938). 2 copies of issue.

"Some Facts About the Jews, Harpers, April 1939. mss. draft, research material. [1938]

- Page 272- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"Some Facts About the Jews, Harpers, April 1939. 1 typs., 1 carbon; correspondence; research material.

"Some Facts About the Jews, Harpers, April 1939. 1 issue.

"Some Facts About the Jews, Harpers, April 1939. 1 issue.

Review of The answer : the Jew and the world, past, present, and future, by Ludwig Lewisohn. [1939] 1 typs., mss.draft, research material.

"Incident in Bermuda", Christian century, v. 56, no. 28 (12 July 1939). 1 issue.

"Why are Jews Persecuted?" [1939?] 1 typs., 1 carbon (partial), letter from Frederic Lewis Allen, 24 January 1939.

"Why are Jews Persecuted?" extract from above article, [1939?]. 1 carbon.

1940s Title/Description Instances

Report on Brotherhood Week in Rochester, February [1940?]

"Parent Education in Texas," in "Seen Heard," by Henry W. Clune, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle? 30 April 1940. 2 different typs., 1 carbon, 1 photocopy, 3 newspaper clippings.

["The Roots of AntiSemitism," Nation, 7 December 1940.] Review of The Great Hatred, by Maurice Samuel, and Jewish Fate and Future, by Arthur Ruppin. 2 carbons, mss. draft and notes.

"The Roots of AntiSemitism," Nation, 7 December 1940. 1 issue, 1 photocopy.

Review of Jewish Fate and Future, by Arthur Ruppin. [1940?] 1 carbon (fragment).

On Passover, press release [for Jewish Ledger, 9 April 1941] 1 carbon.

"The Choice Before Us," Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, 21 May 1941. 1 typs., 1 photocopy, 2 newspaper clippings.

- Page 273- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"Twenty Years of the Histradut," for Hadassah Newsletter. [1941] 2 carbons, correspondence.

New Year's message [for Jewish Ledger, September 1941] 1 carbon.

Letter to the editor," Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, 9 December 1941. 1 photocopy.

"My Pilgrimage to Brandeis, Reconstructionist, 26 December 1941. 2 typs., 4 carbons, mss. draft, correspondence.

Review of Modern Jewish Preaching, by Solomon R. Freehof, and The Bible and Our Social Outlook, by Abraham Cronbach. [1941?] 3 carbons, mss. draft.

Letter to the editor," Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. [3 January 1942] 1 photocopy.

"Emancipation of Israel Must Have Rightful Place in Struggle for Freedom, Jewish Ledger, 3 April 1942. 1 newspaper clipping, 1 photocopy.

"Concerning the Jews : What is to be Done with the Jews of Europe After the War?"

Intercollegian, May 1942. 2 issues, 1 photocopy.

Letter to the editor, New Republic, 11 May 1942. 1 page from issue, correspondence, research material.

On the significance of World War II, for the National Conference of Christians Jews. [September? 1942] 1 typs., 2 carbons, correspondence. [Published as "Our Tragedy, and Our Opportunity, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, 11 November 1942.]

On the significance of World War II, for Reader's Digest, September? 1942. 2 carbons, research material. [Published as "Our Tragedy, and Our Opportunity, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, 11 November 1942.]

List of periodical publications by PSB, 1 November 1942. 1 typs.

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Letter to the editor, New York Times, 11 November 1942. 2 carbons, 1 photocopy, 2 newspaper clippings, other typs.

"Our Tragedy, and Our Opportunity," Democrat and chronicle, 11 November 1942. 1 photocopy, 2 newspaper clippings.

Biographical article on Stephen W. Wise for Universal Jewish Encyclopedia, 1942. [Published in v. 10, p. 543-544, 1943] 2 carbons, correspondence.

Article on Rochester, New York, for Universal Jewish Encyclopedia, 1942. [Published in v. 9, p. 177-178, 1943] 1 carbon, 1 typs. draft.

"The American Jew: A Composite Portrait," review of The American Jew, ed. Oscar Janowsky (1942). Hadassah Newsletter, December 1942-January 1943). 1 carbon, 1 issue.

"The First of Three Articles on the Jewish Situation in Europe," [for Nation, 2 January 1943]. 1 carbon; research material.

"The Jews of Europe I. The Remnants of a People," Nation, 2 January 1943. 2 issues.

"The Jews of Europe II. Seven Ways to Help Now," Nation, 9 January 1943. 2 issues.

"The Jews of Europe III. Alternatives to Zion," Nation, 30 January 1943. 2 issues. ["The Jews of Europe III. Alternatives to Zion"] mss. draft.

"The Jews of Europe IV. The Case for Zionism," Nation, 6 February 1943. 2 issues.

"The Jews of Europe" [1943]. Photocopies of Nation articles.

"The Jews of Europe" [1943]. 4 reprints from Nation.

"What Hope for the Jews?" The New Republic, 26 April 1943. 2 reprints.

"What Hope for the Jews?" The New Republic, 26 April 1943. 3 issues, 1 reprint.

"Father Riggs, The Commonweal, 16 July 1943. 1 issue. - Page 275- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"Jewish Chaplains on Land and Sea," Opinion, July 1943. 3 issues.

"GI Judaism, The Overseas Sentinel, July-August 1945. 1 issue, 1 photocopy.

"Jewish Chaplains in World War II," reprinted from The American Jewish Year Book, vol. 47, 1945-46. 1945. 4 reprints.

Letter to the Editor, New York Times, 2 October 1945. 1 typs., 2 carbons; correspondence, research material.

On Brotherhood. [1945-1946?] 1 typs. draft, 2 carbons.

"Palestine or Death," in Free Synagogue Bulletin (New York), 15 January 1946 (excerpt from larger document?). 1 bulletin, research material.

Letter to the Editor, New York Times, 18 January 1946. 4 carbons.

"A Jew Looks at the Christian Problem," address given 23 December 1945 with "A Christian looks at the Jewish problem," by Carl Hermann Voss, 22 January 1946. 4 pamphlets.

"The Role of Brotherhood in 1946," address delivered 20 February 1946, Rochester Commerce, March 1946. 2 issues, 1 carbon.

"Future Leadership of American Jews," Opinion, April 1946. 2 issues.

"Fifteen Months as Jewish Adviser, The Record, October 1947. 1 issue.

"Palestine and the Jew;-A Reply", Christian century, 4 February 1948. 2 carbons, 1 typs., correspondence, research material.

"Palestine and the Jew-A Reply", Christian century, 4 February 1948. 2 issues, 2 reprints.

Review of The Future of the American Jew, by Mordecai M. Kaplan. [1948] 1 carbon, correspondence.

"The New Israel and American Jewry, Yearbook, Central Conference of American Rabbis, 1948. 4 reprints, 4 carbons (of related address?).

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Review of The Birth of Israel, by Jorge Garcia-Granados, and This is Israel, by I.F. Stone. [December 1948] 1 typs. draft, 1 carbon, mss. notes.

Correspondence with The Nation, chiefly on book reviews, 1948-1951.

"A Modern Prophet," Opinion, April 1949. 2 issues.

Review of The Embers Still Burn, by Ira A. Hirschmann. [1949] 3 carbons, mss. draft, correspondence, research material.

"How My Mind Has Changed In the Past Decade." [1949] 1 carbon.

"Strength, Not Idealism", Christian century, 20 July 1949. 2 issues, 4 offprints.

"A New Year's Message," Opinion, September-October 1949. 2 issues.

"Areas of Jewish Concern : Toward a Program for American Jewry, Congress Weekly, 28 November 1949. 3 issues.

"Indiana Interlude: Footnote to/on Kinsey." [1949?] 1 mss. draft.

1950s Title/Description Instances

"Is Germany Going Nazi Again?" The Reconstructionist, 24 March 1950. 3 issues.

"A New Year's Message," Opinion, September-October 1950. 2 issues.

BOX 3 Title/Description Instances

1950s Title/Description Instances

"What About Germany?" Democrat and Chronicle. [1950] 2 carbons, 1 newspaper clipping, correspondence.

"Spiritual Maturity in the Twentieth Century, The Torch, July 1951. 2 issues.

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"Israel and Her Neighbors, World Alliance Newsletter, September 1951. 3 issues.

"A New Year's Message," Opinion, September/October 1951. 3 carbons, correspondence.

"A New Year's Message," Opinion, September/October 1951. 1 issue.

"Outline of article on "'Has Religion a Message for Our Time?'" [1951] 1 typs., research material.

"Religion in Israel," 1951, published as "Israel Is Not a Theocracy, But- " National Jewish monthly, February 1952. 2 carbons, correspondence.

"Israel Is Not a Theocracy, But- " National Jewish monthly, February 1952. 1 issue.

"An American Rabbi," review of A Believing Jew by Milton Steinberg, Saturday Review, 22 March 1952. 1 carbon, 1 page from issue, 1 issue, correspondence.

"Israel Is Not a Theocracy- But- " The Octagonian, May 1952. 1 issue.

Review of Mordecai M. Kaplan: An Evaluation, Hadassah newsletter, July- August 1952. 2 carbons, 1 page from issue, correspondence.

Review of Mordecai M. Kaplan: An Evaluation, Hadassah newsletter, July- August 1952. 1 issue, 1 photocopy.

"A New Year's Message," Opinion, September/October 1952. 2 carbons, correspondence.

"A New Year's Message," Opinion, September/October 1952. 1 issue.

Review of Underground: the Story of a People, by Joseph Tenenbaum. [1952?] mss. draft.

"The Capacity to Understand Differences, The Instructor, January 1953. 1 page from issue.

- Page 278- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"'Sweet be thy Memory High School of Ours,'" The clarion, 19 May 1953. 1 issue, 1 carbon, research material.

"Israel the 'Pilot Plant for Twentieth Century Man,'" review of Citizens of the world by Stringfellow Barr, In Jewish bookland, May 1953. 1 carbon, mss. draft, 2 issues.

"A New Year's Message," Opinion, September/October 1953. 1 carbon, correspondence.

"A New Year's Message," Opinion, September/October 1953. 1 issue.

"The rabbi in communal and national activities" [title on typs.: "The National and International Role of the Rabbi"], CCAR journal, October 1953. 2 carbons, 1 mss. draft, 1 issue.

"Religious freedom, Congress weekly, 16 November 1953. 1 issue.

"Communism and the clergy," Opinion, November/December 1953. 1 issue.

"Contributions of Judaism to American culture." [1953?] 4 carbons, research material.

"Ben-Gurion's own story of the birth and maturation of Israel," Democrat and chronicle, 25 January 1954. 1 newspaper clipping, 1 photocopy.

"When Two Cultures Meet," review of Israel Between East and West by Raphael Patai.

In Jewish bookland, February 1954. 1 typs., 1 issue.

"Books of 1953 That Reveal the Enduring Sources of Jewish Survival," New York Herald Tribune Book review, 7 March 1954. 2 issues, 1 photocopy.

"A New Year's Message : the American Jewish tercentenary," Opinion, September/October 1954. 4 carbons with title: "The Three R's: A Tercentenary Editorial."

"A New Year's Message : the American Jewish tercentenary," Opinion, September/October 1954. 2 issues. - Page 279- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Review of Rebirth and destiny of Israel, by David Ben-Gurion. [1954?] 1 carbon, research material.

Reviews for In Jewish bookland [1954]: Rebirth and destiny of Israel, by David Ben-Gurion (1 carbon); October '43, by Aage Bertelsen (1 carbon); The redeemers, by Leo W. Schwarz (2 carbons); The story of reform Judaism, by Sylvan Schwartzmann (1 typs., 2 carbons, mss. drafts). Research material.

"Religious Faith and Human Brotherhood," Third Church Messenger, 25 February 1955. 1 bulletin.

Letter to the editor, New York Times, 26 March 1955. 1 photocopy.

"America and Israel- 1945-1955," Hadassah Newsletter, May 1955. 3 carbons (with title: "Article on Israel-United States relations on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of Nazi Germany surrender, and the liberation of the displaced persons"), 2 issues, 1 photocopy, correspondence.

"Editorial for 'Opinion.' [September? 1955] 3 carbons, research material.

Letter to the editor," Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, 22 September 1955. 1 newspaper clipping, 1 photocopy.

"Twenty-five Fateful Years," Opinion, March/April 1956. 2 carbons, 2 issues.

"A New Year's Message," Opinion, September/October 1956.1 carbon, 1 issue, correspondence.

"Answers to History's ???" review of Great ages and ideas of the Jewish people, edited by Leo W. Schwarz, in New York post, 2 December 1956. 2 newspaper clippings, 1 photocopy, correspondence.

"What Kind of Peace Settlement for Middle East?" Foreign Policy Bulletin, 15 December 1956. 1 carbon, 4 issues, correspondence, research material. Includes excerpt reprinted in Democrat and Chronicle, 6 January 1957. 1 newspaper clipping.

"The Foundations of Judaism and the Blueprint for All Mankind," review of The ten commandments, by Solomon Goldman, in In Jewish Bookland, January 1957. 1 carbon, 1 issue, correspondence.

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Review of A gallery of Zionist profiles, by Louis Lipsky, Hadassah newsletter, January 1957. 2 carbons, 1 issue, 1 photocopy.

"Books Reviewed," Hadassah Newsletter, January 1957. 2 typs., 1 newspaper copy; correspondence; research material.

"The Brandeis I knew," in pamphlet prepared for TBK Brandeis exhibit, February 1957. 3 carbons, 2 pamphlets.

Foreword to Man Is Free: Sermons and Addresses by Stuart E. Rosenberg. [1957?] 1 carbon.

"Jews" and "Judaism," articles for the World Book encyclopedia, correspondence, 1957-70.

"Jews" and "Judaism," February? 1958. 3 carbons each, research material.

"Jews" and "Judaism," offprints, World Book encyclopedia. [1960?] 1 offprint each.

"Jews" and "Judaism." [1958-1960s] Tear sheets, mss. drafts, research material.

Review of Rabbi in America, by Israel Knox, Saturday Review, 8 March 1958. 1 typs., 1 newspaper clipping.

"Time and Estrangement," CCAR Journal, June 1958. 1 carbon (dated 22 April 1958), 3 offprints.

Correspondence with publishers on reviews and other written pieces, 1958-65.

Letter to the editor, National Jewish Post and Opinion, 8 May 1959. 1 photocopy.

"This is My Faith," 11 November 1959. 2 carbons, 1 copy, mss. draft, correspondence.

1960s Title/Description Instances

Letter to the editor, Times Union, 7 April 1960.1 photocopy. - Page 281- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Review of Portrait of a Rabbi, by Samuel M. Silver, NYRB Bulletin, December 1960. 2 carbons, 1 page from issue; correspondence; research material.

"The CCAR: Seventy Fruitful Years-evaluation and challenge," CCAR Yearbook, 1960. 4 offprints.

"The Reform Rabbinate at Seventy, The Reconstructionist, 27 January 1961. 1 extract.

On Chanukah, American Judaism. [October 1961] 2 carbons; correspondence.

Introduction to Faith-Lost and Found, by David Rhys Williams, 1961. 1 carbon, mss. notes.

"Ways to God," November 1961. 1 typs.; correspondence.

Review of The Wild Oats of Ein Gedi, by Herbert Weiner, Jewish Frontier. [finished 8 December 1961] 3 carbons; research material.

"US Policy and Israel, Congress Bi-weekly, 16 April 1962. 2 issues, 1 photocopy.

Passover message, Rochester Daily Record, 1 May 1962. 1 carbon.

Review of Wanderers and Settlers in the Far East, by Herman Dicker, Congress bi-weekly, 15 October 1962. 2 carbons, 1 issue, 1 photocopy.

Review of Parallel Quest, by Irma L. Lindheim, Hadassah Magazine, November 1962. [finished 29 October 1962] 3 carbons, 1 issue, 1 photocopy, correspondence.

Letter to the editor," Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, 1962. 1 newspaper clipping, 1 photocopy.

"Ten Commandments of Love," 3 January 1963. 1 typs., 1 carbon, correspondence.

"The Creeping Tide of Anti-Semitism, Hadassah, January 1963. 3 carbons, mss. draft, correspondence, research material. - Page 282- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"The Creeping Tide of Anti-Semitism, Hadassah, January 1963. 1 issues, 1 photocopy.

Letter to the editor, Rochester Times-Union, 23 March 1963. 1 photocopy.

"Dr. Abba Hillel Silver Looks at the Torah, Jewish Ledger, 12 April 1963. 1 newspaper clipping, 1 photocopy.

"The Crucifixion Story Reexamined," review of The Death of Jesus, by Joel Carmichael, Congress Bi-Weekly, 29 April 1963. 2 carbons, 1 issue, 2 photocopies; correspondence; research material.

"Stephen S. Wise-Some Personal Recollections, CCAR Journal, April 1963. 2 offprints, 1 photocopy.

"Dr. Abba Hillel Silver looks at the Torah," review of "Moses and the original Torah," by Abba Hillel Silver, Jewish Telegraphic Agency Passover Feature #8, 1963. 1 copy, correspondence, research material.

"Arendt Book Dilutes Nazi Guilt," Intermountain Jewish News, 24 May 1963. 1 newspaper clipping, 1 photocopy.

"Arendt Book Dilutes Nazi Guilt," Intermountain Jewish News, 24 May 1963. Research material.

Humorous anecdote submitted to Readers Digest, 12 July 1963. 1 carbon, research material.

Review of In the Time of Harvest, by Abba Hillel Silver, Congress Weekly. August 1963. 1 carbon; correspondence.

Review of My Enemy, My Brother, by Adele Waldman, Congress Weekly, 6 November 1963. 1 issue, 2 carbons, correspondence.

Response to New York times articles by Hannah Arendt on the Eichmann case. [1963] 2 different typs., 2 carbons of each, research material.

Review of Fate and Faith, by Judah Pilch, and Basic Jewish beliefs, by Louis and Rebecca Barish, Congress bi-weekly, 23 March 1964. 1 carbon, mss. draft, 2 issues, 1 photocopy, correspondence.

- Page 283- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"Anti-Semitism in Russia," Rochester Times Union, 17 April 1964. 1 newspaper clipping, 1 photocopy.

Review of Rabbi and Minister: The Friendship of Stephen S. Wise and John Haynes Holmes, by Carl Hermann Voss, in Congress Weekly, 19 May 1964. 2 carbons; correspondence.

Review of Carl Hermann Voss's Rabbi and Minister: The Friendship of Stephen S. Wise and John Haynes Holmes, in Congress Weekly, 15 June 1964. 2 issues, photocopy.

"Jews faced problem of assimilation," Rochester Times-Union, 26 December 1964. 1 carbon, 4 newspaper clippings, 1 photocopy, correspondence.

"Glimpses of a rabbi's trip to Israel." [1964?] 3 pamphlets.

Letter to the editor, Rochester Times-Union. [1964] 1 newspaper clipping, 1 photocopy.

Letter to the Editor, New York Times, 15 April 1965. 4 newspaper clippings, 1 photocopy, correspondence.

Review of The Scandal of Silence, by Edward M. Keating, and The Anguish of the Jews, by Edward H. Flannery, Hadassah magazine, 7 May 1965. 2 carbons, 1 mss. draft, correspondence.

"My lost little Torah" [June 1966] 1 mss. draft, 1 typs., 2 carbons; correspondence.

"Things I have learned" [1966] (original title: "What I Have Learned," changed to: "This I Have Learned") 1 typs., 4 carbons; correspondence; research material.

BOX 4 Title/Description Instances

1960s Title/Description Instances

Letter to the editor, on Paul M. Schroeder [March 1966?] 1 photocopy.

- Page 284- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Message of solidarity, to Israel, Congress Bi-Weekly, 19 June 1967. 1 issue.

"A God's Eye View" [1967] (alternate title: "A Reporter at Large") 2 typs., 3 carbons; correspondence.

"God's Eye View" [1967] Research material.

"Better Bernsteins," idea for collection of publications and addresses, 1967. Correspondence, notes.

Review of From Doom to Dawn: a Jewish Chaplain's Story of Displaced Persons, by George Vida, in Dimensions. [August 1968]. 1 carbon; correspondence.

Review of Heaven Help Us, by Herbert Tarr, in Hadassah. [September 1968] 1 typs., 1 carbon each of 2 different texts, 1 newspaper clipping, 1 photocopy, correspondence; research material.

Review of The American Jews, by James Yaffe, and Strangers and Natives, by Judd L. Teller, Hadassah, November 1968. 1 carbon of an earlier draft (which includes mention of The Passionate People, by Roger Kahn), 1 clipping, correspondence.

Review of The American Jews, by James Yaffe, and Strangers and Natives, by Judd L. Teller, Hadassah, November 1968. 1 issue.

Letter to the editor, Rochester Times Union, on deaths of three poor people [November?] 1968. 1 photocopy.

Letter to the editor, Democrat and chronicle, on necessity of Arab countries to recognize the state of Israel [25 December 1968]. 1 photocopy, newspaper clippings.

"Apologia Pro Aetate Mea," CCAR Journal, April 1969. 3 offprints.

Letters to the editor, 1968-1973. 1 carbon, correspondence, newspaper clippings.

Preface for anthology by Rochester Poetry Society. [1969?] 2 typs., 2 carbons, mss. draft, correspondence, research material.

- Page 285- Philip S. Bernstein papers

1970s Title/Description Instances

"On Prayer and Pray-ers, CCAR Journal, April 1970. 4 offprints.

Review of The Right Time, by Harry Golden, Hadassah, May 1970. 2 carbons, 4 newspaper clippings, 1 photocopy, correspondence, research material.

Letter to the editor, Brighton-Pittsford Post, on tennis, 9 July 1970. 1 photocopy.

Review of Flight and Rescue: Brichah, by Yehuda Bauer, Hadassah [1970-1971]. 2 carbons, 1 newspaper clipping, correspondence.

Letter to the editor, on Lucy Adams Williams [1970?] 1 photocopy.

Review of Students vs. Parents, by Samuel Perlman, Hadassah, January 1971. 1 carbon, 1 typs. and 1 carbon of different draft, 1 newspaper clipping, correspondence; research material.

"Ten Commandments of Black-White Relations, The Hourglass, Spring 1971. 4 offprints.

Foreword to B'riha: Flight to the Homeland. [November 1972] 1 photocopy, correspondence.

"The Journal at Twenty," CCAR Journal, Spring 1973. 1 issue.

"An Exchange: How History is Made, CCAR Journal, Summer 1973. 4 offprints, 1 photocopy of draft, correspondence.

"The Past and Present, Jewish Roots, December 1973. 1 issue, 1 photocopy.

Letter to the editor, Jerusalem Post, on Chaim Hoffman, 31 May 1974. 1 typs., 1 carbon.

"Impact of the Medical School and University Hospital on the Community and Region." [1974] 3 photocopies, mss. draft and notes.

"Impact of the Medical School and University Hospital on the Community and Region." [1974] Correspondence, chiefly with John Romano. - Page 286- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"Impact of the Medical School and University Hospital on the Community and Region." [1974] Research material.

"Impact of the Medical School and University Hospital on the Community and Region." [1974] Research material.

"Impact of the Medical School and University Hospital on the Community and Region." [1974] Newspaper clippings.

Fragment of article? n.d. 1 typs., 2 carbons.

Correspondence regarding PSB's record I am a Jew. [1966-67]

Material relating to PSB's record I am a Jew, and other material relating to TBK Sisterhood. [1967-1969]

Correspondence with Nation, chiefly on book reviews.

BOX 5 Title/Description Instances

"What the Jews Believe" (Life article) Title/Description Instances

Correspondence, PSB and John Shaw Billings of Life, January-February 1950.

Correspondence, PSB and Solomon B. Freehof, Emanual Rackman, and Isaac Toubin, [reviewers of draft of "What the Jews Believe"?] May 1950.

"What the Jews Believe." [1950] Typs. drafts, numbered I, II, and III, with notes [by PSB?].

"What the Jews Believe," 11 September 1950. 4 reprints, extract from Life with mss notes by PSB; cover of [1964?] paperback copy; "The Arc Widens," by PSB, in series "How I Feel About Life." [1955]

"What the Jews Believe," 11 September 1950. Extract from Life with typs. notes by PSB.

- Page 287- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"Bit of This and That," review of "What the Jews Believe" by Dr. Goldstein, Boston (Mass. Pilot, 30 September-7 October 1950. Newspaper clippings, correspondence.

"Life and Letters-What I Learned," sermon by PSB on reaction to Life article, 20 October 1950. 1 typs., correspondence, research material.

"Life and Letters-What I Learned," reprint of sermon by PSB on reaction to Life article. [1951] 1 pamphlet.

Correspondence, PSB and others, on Will Herberg's article in Jewish Frontier, October-November 1950.

Correspondence, PSB-Carl Hermann Voss, on reviews by Goldstein and Herberg, November 1950. Newspaper clipping.

"The Jews Are the Saddest People in the World," review of "WTJB" by Donald Grey Barnhouse, Eternity, November, 1950. 1 extract.

Letter to the Editor, Jewish Frontier, on reprint of Will Herberg's 1950 review, January 1968.

What the Jews Believe (book)

Publication, promotion, and distribution Title/Description Instances

Correspondence from Robert O. Ballou, Viking Press, 10 November 1950.

Correspondence, PSB-FSY, December 1950-April 1951.

Correspondence, PSB-FSY and others, May 1951-June 1977.

Correspondence, PSB-FSY, May 1951-May 1955.

Correspondence, PSB and others, on promotion and distribution of book, December 1950-July 1951.

Correspondence, PSB and others, on promotion and distribution of book, August 1951-August 1952.

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Correspondence, National Interfaith Committee for the Distribution of "What the Jews Believe," May-October 1951.

Correspondence, National Interfaith Committee for the Distribution of "What the Jews Believe," October-December 1951.

Correspondence, chiefly National Interfaith Committee for the Distribution of "What the Jews Believe," 1952-1954.

Correspondence from Harry Truman, 11 April 1951. 1 letter, 3 photocopies, 2 carbons.

Newspaper clippings and photocopies about PSB, 1951.

"About Life and books": Life article about PSB and others whose works first appeared in Life. [1951?] 2 extracts.

Correspondence, PSB-FSY, November 1953.

Correspondence, PSB-FSY, July 1954-September 1955.

Correspondence, PSB-FSY, 1955-1967.

Royalty statements from FSY and associated correspondence and promotional material, 1951-1955.

Royalty statements from FSY, 1956-1976.

Correspondence, PSB and others, relating to promotion, distribution, and sales, 1961-1972.

Correspondence, chiefly PSB and Funk Wagnalls, 1966-1968.

Notes and correspondence relating to promotion, distribution, and sales, 1967-1969.

Typs. drafts of cover blurbs. [1968]

Correspondence, PBS, FSY, and Funk Wagnalls, 1969-1970.

Royalty statements, 1969-1970.

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Correspondence, PSB and FSY, on republication, 1977.

Reviews, notices, and events Title/Description Instances

Newspaper announcements, notices, and advertisements (newspaper clippings), 1950-1951.

Notices, announcements, in congregational bulletins, etc., 1950-1951.

Newspaper and magazine reviews (clippings and extracts). 1951.

Newspaper and magazine reviews (photocopies of clippings). 1951.

Periodicals (entire issues) containing reviews. 1950-1951.

Periodicals (entire issues) containing reviews. 1951.

Correspondence, PSB and others, about reviews, 1951.

Transcript of interview, "Religion in the News," 14 April 1951, taped 4 April 1951.

Transcript of interview, Margaret Arlen program, 19 April 1951, with correspondence.

Review by Abram Leon Sachar, in New York Herald Tribune Book Review, 9 March 1952. 1 photocopy.

Presentation of 60,000th copy to Eleanor Roosevelt, 19 May 1952. Correspondence, news releases, newspaper clippings.

Correspondence with Columbia Records about recording spoken version of book, 1954-1961.

Miscellaneous. 1958-1968.

Newspaper clippings, 1960.

"Passover," pamphlet issued by New York Board of Rabbis, with cover illustration by Fritz Eichenberg from What the Jews Believe.

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Related articles and other versions by PSB Title/Description Instances

"What the Jews Believe/What a Jew Believes," mss draft [condensation of book?] n.d.

"Sequel To: What the Jews Believe," on public reaction to Life article. [1951] 2 extracts from unidentified periodical.

"What the Jews Believe," "condensed version of the book," National Jewish Monthly, May 1951. 3 extracts.

"What the Jews of B'rith Kodesh Believe," play marking PSB's 25 years at TBK, performed 5 June 1951. 2 scripts.

"What Do Jews Believe?" Christian Advocate, 18 October 1951. 1 issue.

"What the Jews Believe: An Evaluation," on the writing of the article and public reaction. Published in American Judaism, November 1951. 1 carbon.

"What I Learned from my Readers, American Judaism, November 1951. With reprints from Newark Jewish News and The Israelite Press, 1952. Newspaper clippings.

Correspondence with The International Journal of Religious Education, 1951-1952. With "What the Jews Believe," on the writing of the article and public reaction. 1 carbon.

"What the Jews Believe," on the writing of the article and public reaction. Published in International Journal of Religious Education, February 1952. 1 carbon.

"What the Jews Believe," on the writing of the article and public reaction, International Journal of Religious Education, February 1952. 6. 2 issues.

Correspondence from and to readers of article and book Title/Description Instances

3-12 September 1950.

13-15 September 1950. - Page 291- Philip S. Bernstein papers

16-22 September 1950.

23-30 September 1950.

BOX 6 Title/Description Instances

What the Jews Believe

Correspondence from and to readers of article and book Title/Description Instances

1-7 October 1950.

8-14 October 1950.

15-31 October 1950.

November 1950.

December 1950 and other items from [1950].

Letters to the editors of Life [1950].

January-February 1951.

February-May 1951.

March 1951.

April 1951.

June 1951.

July-December 1951.

1951-1961.

1951-1961.

July 1951-December 1952.

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1952-1953.

1953-1954.

1960-1972.

1967-1971.

BOX 7 Title/Description Instances

"What the Jews Believe" (Article) Title/Description Instances

Life, 14 November 1955. 1 issue. Includes article by Bernstein in series, "How I Feel about Life," about effect of publication of "What the Jews Believe."

Look, 27 November 1956. 1 issue.

Life, 11 September 1950. 5 issues; magazine cover poster made for publicity

BOX 8 Title/Description Instances

"What the Jews Believe" (Article) Title/Description Instances

Life, 11 September 1950. 8 issues.

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Correspondence Title/Description Instances

BOX 1 Title/Description Instances

Aaronsburg Assembly, 1951-1953

Abramowitz, Meyer M., 1918- Abramowitz, Mayer

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1953-1971

Adelstein, Gertrude

1952-1957

Adler, Elmer, 1884-1962

1917

Adler, Selig, 1909-1984

1956

American Association for Jewish Education

1964

American Friends of Religious Freedom in Israel

1965

American Friends of the Hebrew University

1955-1969

American Friends of the Hebrew University

1970

American Friends of the Hebrew University

1971-1976

American Jewish Archives

1963

American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee

1930-1938

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American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee

1938-1940

American ORT Federation

1969-1973

American Zionist Council (including American Zionist Emergency Council)

1946-1961

Barish, Louis

1964-1966

Barry, Peter

1956

Baruch, Robert K.

1971-1978

Beaser, Herbert Wilton

1960

Becker, Allan S.

1951-1955

Ben-Gurion, David, 1886-1973

1967-1968

Ben-Gurion, David, 1886-1973

1971-1972 re: Berger, Elmer, 1908-1996

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1944-1945

Berman, Morton Mayer, 1899- Berman, Sylvan M., 1925-

1948-1975

Berman family

1954-1975

Bernstein, Irving, 1916-

1947-1950

Bernstein, Irving, 1916-

1951-1955

Bernstein, Irving, 1916-, 1959

Bernstein, Irving, 1916-, 1960-1976

Bernstein, Jeremy, 1929-, 1947-1959

Bernstein, Jeremy, 1929-, 1960-1972

Bernstein, Leonard, 1918-1990, 1948-1962

Bernstein, Philip, 1911-, 1962-1973

Bernstein, Saul, 1905-, 1946-1956

Bernstein, Saul, 1905-, 1959-1976

Bernstein family, 1946-1958

Bernstein family, 1960-1974

Billikopf, Jacob, 1883-1950, 1928-1938

Billikopf, Jacob, 1883-1950, 1939-1950

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Birstein, Leo, 1947-1972

Block, J[ames?], 1967

Bloomfield, Theodore, 1923-, 1958-1975

B'nai B'rith. Anti-Defamation League, 1936-1942

Bowser, Edna H., 1972-1976

Brandeis, Louis Demblitz, 1856-1941 Brandeis, Susan, 1940-1957

Brickner, Barnett R. (Barnett Robert), 1892-1958, 1938-1942

Capp, Al, 1909-1979, 1949-1958

Carpenter, Clifford Earl, 1909-1981, 1971-1973

Chicago Children's Choir, 1971

Chicago Sinai Congregation, 1947-1952

Clarke, Arthur Charles, 1917-, 1966-1978

Clune, Henry W., 1890-, 1952-1976

Cohen, H. Hirsch, 1952-1970

Cohen, Joseph H., 1890-, 1947-1968

Cohen, Julius Milton, 1914-, 1938-1972

BOX 2 Title/Description Instances

Cohn, Herman Michaels, 1886-, 1948-1968

Cohn, Herman Michaels, 1886-, 1967-1968

Cohn, Herman Michaels, 1886-, 1969-1970

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Cominsky, Jacob Robert, 1899-1968, 1942-1968

•

Congress Weekly, 1958-1963

Currick, Max C. (Max Cohen), 1877-1947, 1937-1942

Davidson, David, 1901-, 1961-1970

Davidson, David, 1901-, 1971-1973

De Kiewiet, C. W. (Cornelius William), 1902-, 1961 re: Dennis (Mass. : Town), 1961

Deutsch, Lauren W., 1977

Dicker, Herman, 1914-, 1958-1971

Douglas, William O. (William Orville), 1898-1980, 1956

Dunsker, Lloyd, 1955

Einstein, Albert, 1879-1955, 1941-1950

Eisendrath, Maurice Nathan, 1902-1973, 1949-1967

Elbogen, Ismar, 1874-1943, 1939-1942

Elish, Dewey [PSB's college roommate], 1963-1968

Enslein, Kurt, 1965-1973

Fain, Irving J., 1967

Feldman, Abraham Jehiel, 1893-, 1947-1967

Fierst, Herbert A., 1914-, 1949-1968

Fierst, Herbert A., 1914-, 1969-1975

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Fierst, Herbert A., 1914- Fierst, Edith, 1962-1964

Filar, Maryan, 1955-1969

Fineberg, Solomon Andhil, 1896-, 1965

Fishbein, Harold Jacob, 1898-, 1949-1951 re: Flateau, L. Martin, 1941-1942

Fortner, Yonah, 1952-1955

Frank, Otto, 1889-1980, 1957-1977

Freehof, Solomon Bennett, 1892-1990, 1947-1965

Freehof, Solomon Bennett, 1892-1990, 1972-1976

Friedman, Benjamin, 1894-, 1939-1942

Friedman, Benjamin, 1894-, 1947-1975

Friedman, Herbert A., 1918-, 1946-1950

Friedman, Herbert A., 1918-, 1951-1953

Friedman, Herbert A., 1918-, 1954-1975

Gallagher, Neil A., 1961

Gamble, W. C., 1956

Gannett, Frank E. (Frank Ernest), 1876-1957, 1934-1942

General Jewish Council (U.S.), 1939-1941

Getman, Arthur Kendall, 1887-, 1952-1955

Gittelsohn, Roland Bertram, 1910-, 1940-1974

Glueck, Nelson, 1900-1972, 1960-1968

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Goldberg, P. Selvin (Percy Selvin), 1917-, 1968-1976

Golden, Harry, 1902-, 1964-1970

Goldstein, Benjamin, 1949-1958

Goldstein, Benjamin, 1954-1957

Goodman, Ben, Goodman, Harold H., Goodman, Philip, 1911-, 1948-1952

Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, 1970

Granek, Edward W., 1935-1974

Grayzel, Solomon, 1896-1980, 1954

Green, Billy, 1954

Greene, Lawrence, 1947-1950

Grusd, Edward Eli, 1904-, 1934-1942

Hadassah, the Women's Zionist Organization of America, 1940-1957

Hadassah, the Women's Zionist Organization of America, 1958-1972

Harel-Moday, Michal, 1954-1955

Harper's, 1928-1941

Hart, William Michael, 1889-1962, 1942-1962

Hebrew Union College--Jewish Institute of Religion, 1956-1976

BOX 3 Title/Description Instances

Heller, James G. (James Gutheim), 1892-1971, 1948-1949

Hendl, Walter, 1917-, 1954-1974

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Herring, John Woodbridge, 1891-, 1939-1942

Hertz, Helmut, 1955-1970

Herz, Emil, b. 1877, Herz, Hildegard, 1964-1967

Hexter, George J., 1939-1942

Hickey, Edward J., 1941-1942

Hobart College, 1940

Hoffman, Isidor B., 1898- Polish, David, 1910-, 1938-1940

Holmes, John Haynes, 1879-1964, 1929-1942

Holmes, John Haynes, 1879-1964, 1953-1959

Hopkins, Garland Evans, 1913-, 1955-1956

Horowitz, Samuel, 1900-1985, Granison, Abram M., Brickner, Barnett R. (Barnett Robert), 1892-1958, 1941-1942

Howland, Mollie n.d.

Huebner, Clarence R., 1888-1972, 1947-1951

Humphrey, Hubert H. (Hubert Horatio), 1911-1978, 1976

Hurwich, Carolyn Neisner n.d.

Hyman, Abraham S., 1904-, 1947-1948

Hyman, Abraham S., 1904-, 1949

Hyman, Abraham S., 1904-, 1950-1959

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Hyman, Abraham S., 1904-, 1963-1975

Hyman, Abraham S., 1904-, 1976-1979

Independent Jewish Press, 1942

Interfaith Goodwill Committee, 1941-1942

International Planned Parenthood Federation, 1952

Israel, Edward L., 1896-1941, 1941

Israeli, Avishai, 1967-1968

Isserman, Ferdinand M. (Ferdinand Myron), 1898-, 1941-1942

Jacobson, David, 1909-, 1940

Jacobson, Edmund, 1888-, 1939-1974

Jacobson, Gaynor Israel, 1912-, 1958-1976

Jacobson estate, 1972-1975

Jacobstein, Meyer, 1880-1963, 1939-1941

Janhunen, Matti, 1971-1972

Javits, Jacob K. (Jacob Koppel), 1904-1986, 1956-1974

Jefferson, Howard B., 1901-1983, 1941

Jewish Book Council of America, 1957-1958

Jewish Braille Institute of America, 1951

Jewish Center Lecture Bureau, 1946-1948

Jewish Center Lecture Bureau, 1949-1953

Jewish Center Lecture Bureau, 1954-1970

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Jewish Chataqua Society, 1939-1941

Jewish Community Center (Binghamton, N.Y.), 1940

Jewish Education Association (New York, N.Y.), 1947-1956

•

Jewish Frontier, 1961-1962

Jewish Institute of Religion (New York, N.Y.), 1939-1945

Jewish Institute of Religion (New York, N.Y.), 1946-1954

Jewish National Fund, 1942

Jewish Publication Society of America, 1947-1950

Jewish Reconstructionist Foundation, 1941-1970

Jewish Statistical Bureau, 1973

Jewish Telegraphic Agency (New York, N.Y.), 1947

Jewish Theological Seminary of America, 1942-1943

Jonas, Harold J., 1939-1976

Josephi, Siegmund, 1937-1940

Kaish, Luise, 1925- Kaish, Morton, 1957-1974

Kallen, Horace Meyer, 1882-1974, 1939

Karp, Abraham J., 1921-, 1956-1977

Katz, A. Raymond (Alexander Raymond), 1895-1974, 1955-1957

Keating, Kenneth B. (Kenneth Barnard), 1900-1975, 1948-1959

Keating, Kenneth B. (Kenneth Barnard), 1900-1975, 1962-1975

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Kenen, Isaiah L., 1970

Kesden, Miriam, 1962

Kirstein, Louis Edward, 1867-1942, 1927-1938

Klausner, Abraham J., 1915-, 1950-1953

Klein, Andrew, 1971-1972

Kollek, Teddy, 1911-, 1959-1975

Krass, Nathan, d. 1949, 1928-1934

Kravetz, Julius, 1946-1953

Krinsky, Fred, 1924-, 1953-1954

Kron, Walter V., 1950

Kubrick, Stanley, 1968-1972

League for Industrial Democracy, 1933-1936

Lebeson, Anita Libman, 1896-, 1967-1976

Correspondence, Section 2

BOX 4 Title/Description Instances

Lehman, Herbert H. (Herbert Henry), 1878-1963, 1928-1960

Lehrberg, Helena, 1939

Leopold, Chester M., 1908- Leopold, Clair, 1945-1976

Levin, Harold H., 1899-1973, 1946-1973

Lewin, Kurt, 1890-1947, 1940

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Lewis, Arthur H., 1906-, 1954-1956

Libby, Frederick Joseph, 1874-, 1939-1941

Liebschutz, Thomas P., 1960-1969

Liebschutz, Thomas P., 1970-1973

Liepmann, Trude, n.d.

Life (New York, N.Y.), 1955

Lilienthal, David Eli, 1899-1981, 1947-1950

Lincoln Rochester Trust Co., ???

Lindheim, Irma L., b. 1886, 1926-1941

Lindheim, Irma L., b. 1886, 1961-1965

Linowitz, Sol M., 1913-, 1958-1976

Lookstein, Joseph Hyman, 1902-, 1946-1955

Louis, Elmer, 1950-1960

Lourié, Arthur, 1892-1966, 1948-1950

Lowenthal, Marvin, 1890-1969, 1930-1931

MacDonald, W. Malcolm, 1970-1971

Mack, Julian W. (Julian William), 1866-1943, 1926-1931

Macomber, William Butts, Jr., 1921-, 1959-1969

Manacher, Horace E., 1946-1976

Mantinband, Charles, b. 1895, 1951

Marchi, Teresa, 1950

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Marcus, Jacob Rader, 1896-1995, 1934-1969

Marcus, Jacob Rader, 1896-1995, 1970-1976

Marcus, Ralph, 1900-1956, 1929-1940

Markowitz, Samuel Harrison, 1892-1975, 1940-1942

Marshak, Robert Eugene, 1916-, 1967-1971

Martel, Myles, 1971-1975

Mathews, Helen, 1972-1974

Mattice, Gordon W., 1941

May, Harry S., 1939

McKelvey, Blake, 1903-, 1967-1968

McNarney, Helen, 1970-1973

McNarney, Joseph T., 1893-1972, 1947-1969

Meir, Golda, 1898-1978, 1972

Menuhin, Yehudi, 1916-, 1957

Merimsky, Israel, 1947-1948

"Message of Israel", 1950

Meyer, Garson, 1896-, 1973-1976

Michaelis, Anne Liese, 1938

Moehlman, Conrad Henry, b. 1879, 1932-1939

[re:] Moehlman, Conrad Henry, b. 1879, 1939-1940

• [re:] Moehlman, Conrad Henry, b. 1879, 1948-1957

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[re:] Moehlman, Conrad Henry, b. 1879, 1958-1969

Montor, Henry, 1905/1908-1982 [Goldberg, Henry?], 1944

Mooney, Edward A., 1882-1958, 1933-1938

Moore, Walden, 1963-1972

Nation, 1927-1940

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1949-1956

National Conference of Christians and Jews, 1939-1942

National Jewish Post, 1952-1962

National Jewish Welfare Board, 1958-1972

National Society for Crippled Children and Adults, 1950-1964

New Palestine, 1940

Newman, Louis I. (Louis Israel), 1893-1972, 1948-1952

Nitchie, Elizabeth, b. 1889, 1941

Noveck, Simon, 1954-1970

O'Hern, John Francis, 1930

Oliver, John, 1970-1971

Opinion, 1946-1957

Oppenheim, Sylvia, 1958-1963

Passman, Charles, 1956

Patterson, Robert Porter, 1891-1952, 1947-1951

Pennsyvlania Federation of Temple Sisterhoods, 1951

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Perlzweig, Maurice Louis, 1895-1985, 1942-1943

Philips, Larry, Joshua, Kathryn, C., 1948-1976

Pilch, Judah, 1939-1951

Polier, Shad, 1906-1976, Polier, Justine Wise, 1903-1987, 1948-1976

Poling, Daniel A. (Daniel Alfred), 1884-1968, 1949-1950

Pool, David de Sola, 1885-1970, Pool, Tamar, 1893-1981, 1940-1955

Posner, Henriette, 1949-1956

Posner, Henriette, 1949-1953

publishers, 1951-1952

Pye, Mort, 1918-, 1940-1942

Rabinoff, George W., 1893-1970, 1928-1938

Rackman, Emanuel, 1910-, 1947-1955

BOX 5 Title/Description Instances

Rauschenbusch, Pauline, 1936-1938

Rhees, Rush, 1930-1934

Rifkind, Simon H. (Simon Hirsch), 1901-, 1948-1949

Riggs, T. Lawrason (Thomas Lawrason), 1888-1943, 1936-1942

Rock, Eli, 1947-1949

Rock, Eli, 1950-1973

Roe, Anthony, 1961

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Romano, John, 1908-, 1949-1950

Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin Delano), 1882-1945, 1938

Rose, Aaron E., 1926-1965

Rosen, Ben, b. 1894, 1938-1940

Rosenberg, M., 1935

Rosenberg, Stuart E., 1922-, 1949-1976

Ruslander, Selwyn D., 1911-1969, 1940-1942

Sachar, Abram Leon, 1899-, 1931-1941

Sachar, Abram Leon, 1899-, 1947-1949

Sachar, Abram Leon, 1899-, 1950-1958

Sachar, Abram Leon, 1899-, 1961-1978

Samuel, Maurice, 1895-1972, 1963-1974

Samuels, Howard Joseph, 1962-1964

Samuels, Howard Joseph, 1967-1975

Saron, G., 1963

Saturday Review of Literature, 1948-1958

Saunders, Wilbour Eddy, 1894-1979, 1932-1974

Schalit, Heinrich, 1886-, 1930-1933

Schalit, Heinrich, 1886-, 1934-1935

Schalit, Heinrich, 1886-, 1936-1937

Schalit, Heinrich, 1886-, 1938-1939

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[re:] Schalit, Heinrich, 1886-, 1938-1939

[re:] Schalit, Heinrich, 1886-, 1939-1942

[re:] Schalit, Heinrich, 1886-, 1957-1970

Schalit, Joseph Josiah, 1941-1942

Schalit, Leon, 1884-, 1938-1939

Schalit, Michael, 1955-1965

Schary, Dore, 1905-, 1954-1975

Schechter, Abraham I., 1976

Schilling, Bernard Nicholas, 1906-, 1953-1955

Sheen, Fulton J. (Fulton John), 1895-1979, 1967-1969

Shepard, Blanche J., 1945

Sherman, Albert, 1964-1976

Shipler, Guy Emery, 1938

Shulman, Charles E. Shulman, Avis, 1931-1941

Sigma Alpha Mu Eta chapter of Syracuse University, 1960

Silver, Abba Hillel, 1893-1963, 1931-1956

Siskin, Edgar E., 1907?-, 1971-1976

Slater, John Rothwell, b. 1872, n.d.

Smith, Pauline, 1971-1976

Snyder, Leroy Edwin, 1879-1944, 1929-1942

Spiegel, Shalom, 1899-, 1939-1940

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Spinning, James M., 1892-1973, 1931-1956

Spivak, Lawrence E. (Lawrence Edmund), 1900-, 1941-1976

Steinberg, Milton, 1903-1950, 1947

Stern, Henry Michaels, 1878-1950, 1928-1938

Stratton, Samuel S., 1962-1974

Straus, Nathan, 1889-1961, 1928-1932

Straus, Roger W., 1936

Strauss, Herbert D., 1909-1973, 1966-1973

Strauss, Roger B., n.d.

Strayer, Paul G., n.d.

Sulzberger, Arthur Hays, 1891-1968, 1947-1961

Syme, Monte Robert, 1930-, 1962

Synagogue Council of America, 1947-1950

Synagogue Council of America, 1951-1960

Syrkin, Marie, 1900-, 1947-1956

Tchernowitz, Chaim, 1870-, 1940-1942

Temple Beth El (Batavia, N.Y.), 1939-1942

Theodor Herzl Institute, 1958

Thomas, Norman, 1884-1968, 1928-1938

Timm, Marianne, 1958-1961

Toor, Frances, 1890-1956, 1935-1936

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Torch, William, 1967-1968

BOX 6 Title/Description Instances

Trachtenberg, Joshua, 1951-1952

Truman, Harry S., 1884-1972, 1958-1964

Tzitlonok, Anna, 1928-1933

Union of American Hebrew Congregations, 1929-1942

Union of American Hebrew Congregations, 1952-1953

Union of American Hebrew Congregations, 1956-1960

Union of American Hebrew Congregations, 1958-1964

Union of American Hebrew Congregations, 1961-1973

University of Rochester, 1930-1938

University of Rochester, 1942-1955

University of Rochester, 1954-1974

Untermeyer, Louis, 1885-1977, 1937

Van Paassen, Pierre, 1895-, 1942

Vassar College, 1948-1955

Villard, Oswald Garrison, 1879-1949, 1927-1942

Voss, Carl Hermann, 1946-1950

Voss, Carl Hermann, 1951-1956

Voss, Carl Hermann, 1960-1969

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Voss, Carl Hermann, 1967-1969

Voss, Carl Hermann, 1967-1969

Voss, Carl Hermann, 1970-1975

Wantenaar, B. L., 1967

Wax, Bernard, 1930-, 1973-1974

Weiner, Herbert, 1961-1970

Weist, Marcile E., 1951-1956

Weld, William Ernest, 1881-1964, 1938-1946

Wiener, Max, 1882-1950, 1942

Wiley, Louis, 1869-1935, 1929-1933

Williams, David Rhys, 1890-, 1928-1970

Williams, George Hunston, 1914-, 1972-1974

Willoughby, Charles Andrew, 1892-1972, 1960-1963

Wischnitzer, Mark, 1882-1955, 1937-1941

Wise, James Waterman, 1901-, 1929-1950

Wise, Jonah Bondi, 1881-1959, 1928-1945

Wohl, Samuel, 1895-1972, 1940-1941

Wolfe, Bertram David, 1896-1977, 1936-1938

World Jewish Congress, 1958-1960

Yablon, Ralph C., 1964-1975

Zemach, Chaim, 1971-1972

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Zionist Organization of America, 1949

Zipkin, Sidney, 1941

The following list includes other persons of interest who also appear in the correspondence, as well as individuals named above whose correspondence has been scattered in other folders; the numbers given are box and folder: Title/Description Instances

Abshire, David M. 6:42

Adler, Samuel, 1928- 6:41-42, 7:18

Baron, Salo Wittmayer, 1895- 6:45, 7:32, 9:18

Berger, Milton 9:36

Berman, Morton Mayer, 1899- 9:1

Bernstein, Irving, 1916- 9:13, 9:17

Bernstein, Saul, 1905- 9:13, 9:17

Block, Herbert, 1909- 6:44, 6:45

Bowles, Chester, 1901- 9:26

Brennan, Joseph P. 6:47

Buber, Martin, 1878-1965

8:12

Burr, Hugh C. 6:43, 8:28

Chertoff, Paul, 1880-1966 9:9

Clune, Henry W., 1890- 9:41

Cohen, Elliot E., 1899-1959

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8:10

Cohen, Julius Milton, 1914- 8:35, 9:10

Cohen, William J. 7:1

Cousins, Norman 7:1-2, 7:33

Davidson, David, 1901- 9:41

DeMille, Cecil B. (Cecil Blount), 1881-1959 9:9

Dicker, Herman, 1914- 9:9, 9:41

Dobin, Joel C., 1926- 7:3-4, 9:9

Doremus, Warren 7:4

Eichenberg, Fritz, 1901- 7:3

Einstein, Albert, 1879-1955 7:29

Feldman, Abraham Jehiel, 1893- 9:37

Freehof, Solomon 9:36

Frey, Thomas R. 7:6

Gannett, Lewis, 1891-1966 9:12

Goldberg, P. Selvyn (Percy Selvin), 1917- 9:28, 9:37

Golden, Harry, 1902- 9:36

Goldman, Harry D. 7:8

Goldstein, J.R. 7:9-10

Goodell, Charles E. 7:8-9

Haber, Samuel L., 1903-1984 7:36

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Haber, William, 1899-1988 7:11-12, 9:10

Herzog, Chaim, 1918- 7:11

Horton, Frank, 1919- 6:46, 7:11, 9:25

Jacobson, Gaynor Israel, 1912- 9:32

Keating, Kenneth B. (Kenneth Barnard), 1900-1975 6:41, 6:45, 7:1

Kenen, Isaiah L. 6:43, 9:5, 9:15, 9:25, 9:31

Kollek, Teddy, 1911- 9:14

Lavery, Charles 7:21-22, 9:37

Lebeson, Anita Libman, 1896- 9:36-37

Leinsdorf, Erich, 1912- 7:21, 9:15-17, 9:30

Levin, Harold H., 1899-1973 9:36

Levinthal, Louis E. (Louis Edward), 1892-1976 7:16, 9:16

Louis, Elmer 6:43, 7:11, 7:15, 8:10, 8:34, 9:41

Lutz, Bessie

8:9

Macomber, William Butts, Jr., 1921- 9:38

Manacher, Horace E. 9:41

Marcus, Jacob Rader, 1896-1995

8:12, 8:45, 9:36-37

May, Stephen 7:23-24, 8:18

McKelvey, Blake, 1903- 9:12

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Meyer, Garson, 1896- 9:10

Moore, Walden 9:35

Morgenstern, Julian, 1881-1976

8:30

Newman, Louis I. (Louis Israel), 1893-1972 9:1, 9:10

Polier, Justine Wise, 1903-1987 9:10

Powell, Adam Clayton, 1908-1972 9:10

Rackman, Emanuel, 1910- 9:33, 9:43

Rock, Eli 9:33

Romano, John, 1908- 7:30, 9:19, 9:41

Rosenberg, Stuart E., 1922- 6:43

Sachar, Abram Leon, 1899- 7:22, 9:41

Samuel, Maurice, 1895-1972 7:35

Schalit, Heinrich, 1886-

8:35

Schalit, Susanne

8:35

Schwarz, Leo W. (Leo Walder), 1906-1967

8:54

Scott, Hugh, 1900- 7:33, 7:36

Sherman, Albert 9:37

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Smith, Pauline 9:42

Sorenson, Theodore C. 7:33

Spinning, James M., 1892-1973 7:35

Spivak, Lawrence E. (Lawrence Edmund), 1900- 9:41

Stratton, Samuel S. 9:10

Voss, Carl Hermann 8:10, 9:11, 9:32

Wallis, W. Allen (Wilson Allen), 1912- 6:46, 8:9

Wilson, Joseph C. (Joseph Chamberlain), 1909-1971 6:43, 7:7, 7:15, 7:24, 8:3, 8:5

Yablon, Ralph C. 9:32

Zion, Martin 8:3

Alphabetic groups

BOX 6 (continued) Title/Description Instances

[A], 1962-1969

[A], 1970-1976

[B], 1955-1959

[B], 1960-1965

[B], 1964-1967

[B], 1966-1969

[B], 1970-1976

BOX 7

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Title/Description Instances

[C], 1960-1973

[C], 1970-1975

[D-E], 1961-1969

[D-E], 1970-1974

[F], 1960-1969

[F], 1970-1975

[G], 1960-1966

[G], 1964-1970

[G], 1970-1976

[G], 1972-1976

[G-H], 1970-1975

[H], 1955-1965

[H], 1965-1969

[H], 1971-1976

[J-K], 1960-1969

[J-L], 1958-1975

[K], 1970-1976

[K], 1970-1976

[K-L], 1961-1968

[L], 1964-1969

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[L], 1970-1973

[L], 1972-1976

[M], 1956-1976

[M], 1960-1969

[N-P], 1965-1975

[P], 1957-1970

[P], 1971-1976

[R], 1946-1949

[R], 1947-1955

[R], 1960-1969

[S], 1954-1959

[S], 1958-1973

[S], 1964-1967

[S], 1964-1969

[S], 1970-1971

[S], 1972-1976

[S-T], 1970-1976

BOX 8 Title/Description Instances

[S-V], 1960-1969

[S-W], 1970-1976

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[T-Z], 1955-1959

[U-W], 1960-1967

[W], 1963-1969

[Y-Z], 1970-1976

[Z], 1960-1968

Other

BOX 8 (continued) Title/Description Instances

1929-1939

1931-1942

1932-1973

1934-1941

1934-1966

1934-1975

1935-1936

1935-1949

1935-1964

1935-1975

1937-1975

1938-1940 (anti-Semitism)

1938-1940

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1938-1975

1939

1939-1941

1939-1945

1939-1953

1939-1954

1940-1945

1940-1971

1940-1972

1940-1979

1941

1942-1966

1942-1973

1945 (on Thomas Mann dinner)

1945-1976

1946

1946-1978

1947-1949 (speaking arrangments)

1947-1952

1947-1976

1947-1976

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1948-1967

1949-1952 (religion and education)

1949-1958

1949-1974

1949-1976

1950-1957

1950-1959

1950-1959

1951-1952

1951-1952

1951-1954

1951-1972

1951-1973

1952-1954 (on books and book reviews)

1952-1973

BOX 9 Title/Description Instances

1953-1954 (on HUC-JIR merger)

1953-1958

1953-1970

1954

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1954-1955

1954-1955 (on speaking engagements)

1954-1959

1955

1955-1959

1955-1964

1955-1965

1955-1970

1955-1974 (many carbons to family)

1955-1975

1955-1976

1956-1959

1957 (sabbatical)

1957-1958

1957-1960

1958

1959-1962

1961-1971 (on travel)

1961-1971 (on travel)

1961-1972 (on funeral services)

1964-1965 (on PSB festschrift)

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1965-1974 (on Soviet Jewry)

1966-1969 (from India)

1967-1968 (from South Africa)

1968-1970 (on trip to Israel)

1968-1971 (Jewish humor)

1968-1977

1969-1970

1969-1973

1970-1973

1970-1974

1971 (on

Stephen S. Wise

, by Voss)

1972 (response to congregational letter)

1972-1973 (on PSB's retirement)

1972-1973

1972-1975

1973 (on Moscow chaplaincy)

1973 (on Bernstein papers)

1973 (on PSB's retirement)

1973-1975 (autobiography)

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1973-1976

1976-1978

n.d.

n.d.

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Personal Miscellanea Title/Description Instances

BOX 1 Title/Description Instances

Biographical material Title/Description Instances

I Never Regretted Being a Rabbi : A Sort of Autobiography, by PSB, [1974] 1 marked typs. (122 [i.e. 127] leaves)

I Never Regretted Being a Rabbi : A Sort of Autobiography, by PSB, [1974] 1 photocopy of typs.; rejection letter from Roger W. Straus, Jr., of Farrar, Straus Giroux, 22 Feb. 1974.

Biographical sketches, 1942-1944.

Biographical sketches, 1942-1946.

Biographical sketches, 1947-1955.

Biographical sketches, [1947]-1972.

Biographical sketches, 1942-1946.

"Opinion's new Editorial Board," including PSB.

- Page 326- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Opinion, July/August 1949. 1 issue.

Miscellaneous biographical material, 1961-1974.

Biographical sketches and photographs, 1962-1973.

Interview, conducted by Eitan Israeli, [1971?] 1 photocopy.

"The Past and Present," by PSB, in

Jewish Roots, Dec. 1973. 1 photocopy of p. 5-8 of periodical; letter from Pauline [Smith], 26 Oct. 1973.

Interview, conducted by Lauren Deutsch and Menahem Kaufman for the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Institute of Contemporary Jewry, Oral History Division, 7 Sept. 1978. 1 photocopy.

Biographical sketch, Who's Who in Israel, 1980 ed.

Biographical sketch, Who's Who in America, 42nd ed. (1982-1983)

Articles Title/Description Instances

Newspaper clippings, [1923-1967?]

"Rabbi Bernstein," editorial, Rochester

Jewish Ledger, 8 April 1927. 1 photocopy.

"30-second interview," clipping from unidentified newspaper, [1940]

Newspaper clippings and addresses, [1941-1942] 1 scrapbook.

Newspaper clippings, [1949-1961?]

Announcements, correspondence, etc. 1950-1960.

"Anti-Semitism Gains in Russia Reported by Rabbi Bernstein," [30 June 1951] 2 clippings [Rochester newspaper].

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Newspaper clippings, [1951-1961]

Newspaper clippings, [1951-1965?]

"A Rewarding Visit," by Henry W. Clune, [9 Oct. 1952, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle]. 1 clipping.

"Rabbi Says Desegregation Fears May be Unwarranted," San Francisco Examiner, 28 Feb. 1956. 1 clipping.

Newspaper clippings, [1956-1964?]

Newspaper clippings, [1957]

On Rotary Club Award of 6 May 1958, [1958]

Newspaper clippings, [1962]-1969.

Newspaper clippings, 1964-1977.

Newspaper clippings, photocopies, and correspondence, [1966-1972?]

Newspaper clippings, photocopies, and correspondence, [1966-1973]

"Anti-Semitism on Rise in Russia, Rabbi Says," [1967?] 1 clipping [Rochester newspaper].

"Pulling Out of Vietnam Hazardous, Rabbi Says," 16 Dec. 1967, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. 2 clippings.

"Rhodesia Heading for Fall, Rabbi Bernstein Believes," by Mary McKee, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle [1968]. 2 clippings.

Newspaper clippings, [1971-1973?].

Newspaper clippings, photocopies, and correspondence, 1971-1977.

Correspondence on "The Irrepressible Rabbi Bernstein," (article in Upstate, 20 Dec. 1972), 1973.

- Page 328- Philip S. Bernstein papers

"Rabbi Philip Bernstein-Retirement Reflections," City/East, 1 May 1973. 2 clippings.

"Rabbi Bernstein Ends 47-Year Career," by Mary Anne Pikrone, Rochester Times-Union, 30 June 1973. 2 extracts.

"Rabbi Bernstein Ends 47-Year Career," by Mary Anne Pikrone, Rochester Times-Union, 30 June 1973. 1 photocopy of article.

"Hebrew U to Cite Rabbi Bernstein," Jewish Ledger, 7 May 1976. 2 issues.

"Jewish Humor-As American as [Apple Pie]," by Dick Dougherty, Rochester Times-Union, 12 Feb. 1977. 3 photocopies of article.

Honors Title/Description Instances

John Palmer Prize, 1922-1923, Jewish Institute of Religion. Correspondence from Stephen S. Wise, 25 Oct. 1923.

Citation, Rochester Museum of Arts and Sciences Municipal Museum Commission, 9 Dec. 1941.

Doctor of Sacred Theology degree (honorary) from Syracuse University, 7 June 1954. Correspondence, newspaper clipping.

United Jewish Appeal Award for Humanitarian Service, 4 June 1955, United Jewish Appeal National Conference, Washington, D.C. Program, correspondence.

Certificate for Distinguished Service, New York Board of Rabbis, 26 Feb. 1958.

Rotary Award, Rochester Rotary Club, 6 May 1958. Addresses by PSB and others, typs. and carbons.

Rotary Award, Rochester Rotary Club, 6 May 1958. Correspondence, newspaper clippings.

Doctor of Divinity degree (honoris causa), from University of Rochester, 7 June 1959. Correspondence, newspaper clippings. - Page 329- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Civic Medal, Rochester Museum of Arts and Sciences, 24th Annual Museum Convocation, 14 Nov. 1962. Correspondence, newspaper clippings.

Civic Medal, Rochester Museum of Arts and Sciences, 24th Annual Museum Convocation, 14 Nov. 1962.

Museum Service, Dec. 1962. 2 issues.

Miscellaneous awards and honors, 1964-1973. Correspondence, citations, etc.

Associate of Brandeis University, August 1966. Photographs of PSB, certificate.

Annual Recognition Award, Jewish Community council of Rochester and the United Jewish Welfare Fund, 20 June 1968. Programs, correspondence, address by PSB, newspaper clippings.

Wisdom Award of Honor, 1970. Correspondence.

Philip S. Bernstein Professorship in Jewish Studies at University of Rochester, Convocation, 16 Dec. 1974. 1 Program.

Solomon Bublick Award, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 5 July 1976. Program, correspondence, photocopies of biographies of previous recipients.

Solomon Bublick Award, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 5 July 1976. 2 programs, 2 invitations.

Solomon Bublick Award, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 5 July 1976. Correspondence, newspaper clippings.

Solomon Bublick Award, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 5 July 1976. TBK bulletin, 30 April 1976.

Solomon Bublick Award, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 5 July 1976. Notes, travel materials, newspaper clippings.

Hadassah Vocational Education Scholarship in honor of PSB, by Rochester Chapter of Hadassah, n.d.

Photographs - Page 330- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Title/Description Instances

1910s? 5 photos., including others, envelope marked "Boys of Rochester."

1915-1975. 25 photos., including "the other" Philip Bernstein, David Ben Gurion, Eleanor Roosevelt, and others.

1920s-1930s? 10 photos., including Milton Steinberg.

1930s-1940s? 8 photos., including confirmation classes?

ca. 1940? 1 photo. of PSB, slightly retouched.

[1946?]-1970. 6 photos, including Eleanor Roosevelt, Stephen S. Wise, Frank Horton, and others; certificate from Jewish Young Men's and Women's Association, 27 Sept. 1967.

1950s? 4 photos. of PSB.

1950s? 1 photo., PSB and other; 1 stereotype mat of PSB.

1950s? 9 photos., including others.

BOX 2 Title/Description Instances

Photographs Title/Description Instances

1950s-1960s? 4 photos., including others, weddings.

1955. 3 photos., including others, in Israel?

1960s? 5 photos., including Hubert H. Humphrey, Frank Horton, Lyndon B. Johnson, and others.

1960s-1970s? 13 photos., including others.

6 June 1967. 6 photos., including others, at AIPAC luncheon in honor of PSB at Hotel Commodore, New York.

1974. 2 photos., including others.

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1974. 9 photos., including Golda Meir and others, at University of Rochester Convocation establishing Philip S. Bernstein Professorship in Jewish Studies.

1975-1976? 6 photos., including the "other" Philip Bernstein and others.

Travel Title/Description Instances

Prague, 1933.

Russia and Germany, 1933 (1983 typs. with cover letter from Sophy Bernstein).

West (U.S.), 1935-1939.

Germany, 1937 (1983 typs.).

Paris, Israel, and North Africa, 1955.

Europe and Middle East, Sabbatical, 1957.

Europe and Middle East, Sabbatical, 1957.

Europe and Middle East, Sabbatical, 1957.

West (U.S.), 1961.

Europe and Israel, 1964.

Europe and Israel, 1964.

Europe and Israel, 1964, including correspondence from 1967-1976.

Europe and Israel, 1964.

Europe and Israel, 1964.

Europe and Israel, 1964. 1 typs., 1 carbon of notes on visit with Zalman Shazar.

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Europe and Israel, 1964. 1 typs., 2 carbons of notes on visit with David Ben- Gurion.

Europe and Israel, 1964. "Glimpses of a rabbi's trip to Israel," prepared by volunteers of the Public Relations Committee of the United Jewish Welfare Fund of Rochester. 1 booklet.

Europe and Israel, 1964. Newspaper clippings.

Africa, 1964-1971.

Around the world, 1966-1967.

Around the world, 1966-1967.

Around the world, 1966-1967.

Around the world, 1966-1967.

Around the world, 1966-1967.

Around the world, 1966-1967.

Around the world, 1966-1967.

Israel, 1967.

Israel, 1969.

Israel, [1970?]

Israel, 1970. Chiefly Jerusalem Post clippings and sections.

Israel, 1971.

Mexico, 1973.

Brazil, 1973.

Israel, 1974.

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Israel, 1974.

Material for slide presentations, 1960s-70s.

Memos and other material on travel arrangements, 1970s.

Miscellaneous brochures and pamphlets.

Financial and Legal Title/Description Instances

Federal and New York State income tax returns, 1927.

Federal and New York State income tax returns, 1929-1941.

Housing affairs, 1929-1942. Leases, correspondence.

New York State income tax return, 1931.

Insurance receipts, 1941-1942.

Federal income tax return, 1944. Correspondence, receipts.

Lincoln Rochester Trust Co., 1948-1951. Notifications of meetings, certificates for exchange of stock shares.

Inventory of house contents, lists of income, receipts, insurance material, correspondence, 1958-1962.

Certificate of authorization to celebrate weddings in District of Columbia, 1967.

Correspondence, receipts, claim against Town of Brighton, 1971-1976.

Miscellaneous, 1971-1974.

Statement of trust account, Lincoln First Bank of Rochester, 1973.

New England Telephone bill for services, 1974.

Income calculations, correspondence, 1977-1978.

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BOX 3 Title/Description Instances

Bernstein Papers Title/Description Instances

Correspondence, 1967-1969; register of Dorothy Morgan's papers.

Correspondence, 1969-1975.

Correspondence, 1973.

Correspondence, 1974-1981; "Reminiscences," CCAR Journal (Spring 1976), p. 57-61. 2 photocopies of article.

Correspondence, 1976-1978; "The Career of Rabbi Philip Bernstein as Advisor to the Theater Commander in Germany after World War II," by Harvey Jay Winokur, 1973, with cover letter, 3 June 1977. 1 photocopy of paper.

"Rabbi's Papers Donated to UR," by Peter B. Taub, Rochester Times-Union, 27 April 1982. 2 newspaper clippings.

Philip S. Bernstein Professorship in Jewish Studies (University of Rochester) Title/Description Instances

Research material. 1969-1973.

Correspondence, PSB and others, 1972-1976.

Correspondence, PSB-Abraham Karp, 25 April 1973. 1 carbon.

Correspondence, PSB and others, 1973-1975.

Correspondence, PSB and others, 1973-1976.

News releases and clippings, 1973-1976.

"Golda Meir to visit UR in December," Campus Times, 7 October 1974. 2 issues.

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"Bernstein Chair established," The Octagonian of Sigma Alpha Mu, Fall 1974. 1 clipping, 1 issue.

University of Rochester Convocation in honor of her excellency Golda Meir on the occasion of the establishment of the Philip S. Bernstein Professorship in Jewish Studies, 16 December 1974. 2 programs, newspaper clippings, and photocopies.

Convocation, 16 December 1974. 5 photos. by Judy Lurie.

Convocation, 16 December 1974."Golda: 'I couldn't have lived any differently,'" University of Rochester

Currents, 20 December 1974. 1 issue.

Convocation, 16 December 1974. Introduction of PSB by W. Allen Wallis, address by PSB, research material.

Convocation, 16 December 1974. Correspondence.

Correspondence, Roger D. Lathan and others, 1974.

Newspaper clippings and photocopies, 1974.

Correspondence, PSB and others, 1974-1975.

Correspondence, PSB and others, 1974-1975.

Correspondence, PSB and others, 1974-1975.

Correspondence, PSB and others, 1974-1975.

Miscellaneous, 1974-1975.

Correspondence, PSB and others, 1974-1976.

Correspondence, PSB and others, 8 December 1975.

"U of R Names Prof. Karp to Chair," Rochester

Jewish Ledger, 7 May 1976. 2 issues.

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"The Liturgy of the synagogue," presented by the Philip S. Bernstein Chair of Jewish Studies, 7 November 1976. 4 programs.

List of donors, 28 September 1977.

"Music from Eastman: A Concert of Jewish Music," presented by the Philip S. Bernstein Chair of Jewish Studies, 19 March 1978. Programs, letter from Abraham Karp.

Miscellaneous Title/Description Instances

Material from Syracuse University, 1920-1921.

The Annual, Jewish Institute of Religion, 1926.

Announcement of film "Americans All," with PSB; sheet of photographs from PSB's chaplain days? [1940s]

Selective Service notice of classification, 1942.

Lists of addresses, 1942-1974.

Miscellaneous, 1950-1953.

Miscellaneous related to TBK, 1951-1976.

Membership card, Rochester Museum Association, 1953.

Membership cards, Rochester Chamber of Commerce and American Jewish Congress, 1957; NYS passenger vehicle registration, 1957.

Ms. notes [on slides?]; Photo contest announcements, [1967?]

Miscellaneous, 1970s.

Telephone numbers [1970s?]; Funk Wagnall's bill and check, 1972.

Miscellaneous, [1971?]

Tennis Club of Rochester, 1971-1974.

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Conversation, PSB and Yitzhak Rabin, [1973]. 1 cassette tape; 1 typs. transcript.

Miscellaneous, 1974-1975.

Bernstein Conference on Jewish Studies, 22-24 February 1976. 3 brochures.

Ms. notes by Abraham J. Karp for PSB's guest lecture at UR, 10 April 1977; The Holocaust [Jerusalem : Yad vashem, Martyrs' and Heroes' Remembrance Authority, 1975]. 1 pamphlet.

Brandeis University Creative Arts Awards, presented to Jeremy Bernstein, 25 April 1979. 1 program.

PSB's death, 1985: Address by Abraham J. Karp, 5 December 1985. 1 photocopy. Obituaries, Rochester Times-Union

and

Pittsford-Brighton Post, December 1985. 4 newspaper clippings.

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Subject Files Title/Description Instances

BOX 1 Title/Description Instances

Subject files Title/Description Instances

2001, a space odyssey (Motion picture) [newspaper clippings], 1960s-70s

Aaronsburg Assembly (1949) [newspaper clippings], 1940s-50s

Aaronsburg Assembly (1949), 1950s

Aaronsburg Assembly (1953) [newspaper clippings], 1953

- Page 338- Philip S. Bernstein papers

Academic freedom., 1950s

Addams, Jane, 1860-1935. [newspaper clippings], 1935

Africa., 1960s-70s

Africa., 1960s-70s

Africa. {Uganda, South Africa}, 1960s-70s

Africa, Southern., 1960s

Africa, Southern. {Rhodesia, South Africa}, 1960s-70s

Africa, Sub-Saharan., 1960s

Afro-Americans--Civil rights. [newspaper clippings], 1950s-60s

Afro-Americans--Employment. {integration in business}, 1960s

Afro-Americans--Relations with Jews., 1960s

Afro-Americans--Relations with Jews., 1960s

Afro-Americans--Relations with Jews., 1960s

Afro-Americans--Relations with Jews., 1970s

Aged., 1950s-70s

Aged--United States., 1950s-60s

Agriculture., 1970

Agron, Gershon, 1894-1959. [newspaper clippings], 1950s?

American Jewish Conference on Soviet Jewry. {National Conference on Soviet Jewry (U.S.)}, 1960s-70s

American Jewish Congress. War Emergency Session., 1942

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American literature--20th century. {Steinbeck, John 1902-1968; Hemingway, Ernest, 1899-1961}, 1951-1952

American Palestine Committee. {2nd annual dinner}, 1942

American Travel Abroad, Inc. [brochures], 1960s

American Zionist Council., 1952

American Zionist Emergency Council., 1947-1948

Anti-Jewish propaganda--Soviet Union., 1962

Antisemitism., 1920s-30s?

Antisemitism., 1930s

Antisemitism. [newspaper clippings], 1930s

Antisemitism., 1930s

Antisemitism., 1930s?

BOX 2 Title/Description Instances

Subject files Title/Description Instances

Antisemitism., 1940s

Antisemitism., 1950s-60s

Antisemitism., 1958-1968

Antisemitism. [newspaper clippings], 1960s

Antisemitism., 1960s-70s

Antisemitism., 1962

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Antisemitism--United States. {Coughlin, Charles E. (Charles Edward), 1891-1979}, 1930s-40s

Antisemitism--United States., 1940s

Antisemitism--United States. {Saturday Evening Post article by Milton Mayer}, 1942

Antisemitism--United States. {Ford, Henry, 1863-1947} [newspaper clippings], 1942

Anti-Semitism in motion pictures. {motion picture The King of Kings}, 1920s-30s

Arab-Israeli conflict. [newspaper clippings], 1960s-70s

Arab-Israeli conflict. [newspaper clippings], 1960s-70s

Arab-Israeli conflict--Participation, Soviet. [newspaper clippings], 1970s

Arab-Israeli conflict--1948-1967., 1950s

Arab-Israeli conflict--1948-1967. {Jerusalem}, 1950s

Arab-Israeli conflict--1948-1967. [newspaper clippings], 1950s

Arab-Israeli conflict--1948-1967., 1950s-70s

Arab-Israeli conflict--1948-1967., 1953

Arab-Israeli conflict--1948-1967., 1960s

Arab-Israeli conflict--1948-1967., 1967

Arab-Israeli conflict--1967-1973. [newspaper clippings], 1960s

Arabs., 1960s

Arabs. {Nasser, Gamal Abdel, 1918-1970} [newspaper clippings], 1960s-70s

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Archaeological Exploration of Sardis (1958- ) Third newsletter from Sardis., 1971

Arendt, Hannah. Eichmann in Jerusalem--Reviews., 1963

Arnon, Michael. [newspaper clippings], 1950s?

Arts. [newspaper clippings], 1970s.

Baeck, Leo, 1873-1956. {Aleichem, Sholem, 1859-1916}, 1950s

Baruch, Bernard M. (Bernard Mannes), 1870-1965. [newspaper clippings], 1965

Ben-Gurion, David, 1886-1973., 1960s-70s

Ben-Gurion, David, 1886-1973., 1970s

Ben-Zvi, Itzhak, 1884-1963., 1963

Ben-Zvi, Itzhak, 1884-1963., 1963

Berlin (Germany), 1960s

Bernstein, Irving, 1916- A grammar of work. [typs.], 1973?

Bernstein, Irving, 1916- The politics of the west coast Teamsters and truckers., 1957?

Bernstein, Jeremy, 1929- Shadows. [carbons], 1961

Best books. {books of Jewish interest}, 1950s

Bialik, Hayyim Nahman, 1873-1934., 1934

Bible., 1950s-60s

Bible--Study and teaching., 1923-1936

Billikopf, Jacob, 1883-1950--Obituaries. [newspaper clipping], 1950

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Biography--20th century. {J-L}, 1960s-70s

Biography--20th century. [newspaper clippings] {M}, 1950s-70s

Birth control. [newspaper clipping], 1935?

BOX 3 Title/Description Instances

Subject files Title/Description Instances

Books--Reviews. [newspaper clippings], 1950s

Books--Reviews., 1950s-60s

Books--Reviews., 1960s

Books--Reviews. [newspaper clippings], 1960s-70s

Books--Czech Republic--Prague., 1967

Brandeis, Louis Dembitz, 1856-1941. {Cardozo, Benjamin N. (Benjamin Nathan), 1870-1938} [newspaper clippings], 1930s

Brandeis, Louis Dembitz, 1856-1941. {Cardozo, Benjamin N. (Benjamin Nathan), 1870-1938}, 1930s

Brandeis, Louis Dembitz, 1856-1941. [newspaper clippings], 1930s-50s

Brandeis, Louis Dembitz, 1856-1941. [newspaper clippings], 1930s-50s

Brotherliness. {Catholic Church--Relations--Judaism}, 1950s-60s

Buber, Martin, 1878-1965., 1960s

Busing for school integration., 1970s

Cambodia., 1970s

Catholic Church., 1960s

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Catholic Church., 1960s

Catholic Church--Relations--Judaism., 1950s-60s

Censorship. {smut}, 1950s-60s

Chagall, Marc, 1887- Jerusalem windows., 1961

The changing profile of the American Jew--Selections., 1959

Child rearing. [newspaper clippings], 1960s

Children. {youth}, 1950s

Children--Employment--Law and legislation--United States. {Child Labor Amendment}, 1930s

China., 1960s

Christianity and antisemitism. {passion plays}, 1930s-40s

Church and education--United States., 1950s

Church and state--United States. {religion in the public schools}, 1940s-50s

Church and state--United States. {religion in the public schools}, 1940s-50s

Church and state--United States. {religion in the public schools}, 1940s-60s

BOX 4 Title/Description Instances

Subject files Title/Description Instances

Church and state--United States. {religion in the public schools}, 1940s-60s

Church and state--United States. {religion in the public schools}, 1950s

Church and state--United States. {religion in the public schools}, 1950s

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Church and state--United States. {government aid to church schools} [newspaper clippings], 1960s

Church and state--United States. {government aid to church schools} [newspaper clippings], 1960s

Church and state--United States. {government aid to church schools}, 1960s

Church and state--United States. {government aid to church schools}, 1970s

Church renewal--United States., 1940s

Churchill, Winston, Sir, 1874-1965., 1950s-60s

Churchill, Winston, Sir, 1874-1965. Second World War. Selections. [newspaper clippings], 1949

Civil defense--United States., 1940s

Civil defense--United States., 1940s

Civil rights--United States., 1950s

Civil rights--United States., 1950s

Civil rights--United States. {intolerance}, 1950s

Civil rights--United States. {Afro-Americans--Relations with Jews}, 1950s-60s

Civil rights--United States. {PSB meeting with President JFK}, 1963

Civil rights--United States. {response to Martin Luther King, Jr.'s assassination}, 1968

Clockwork orange (Motion picture), 1970s

Coal mines and mining--Kentucky., 1930s

Cold War., 1940s-50s

Cold War. [newspaper clippings], 1946

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Cold War., 1950s

Cold War., 1960s

Commission on the Future Program and Constitution of the World Zionist Organization. Report. [2 pamphlets], 1949

Committee of One Million Against the Admission of Communist China to the United Nations., 1960s

Committee on Reform Practice. Report., 1950

Communism--United States. [newspaper clippings], 1950s

Communism--United States. [newspaper clippings], 1950s

Communism--United States., 1950s

Conversion--Judaism., 1960s

Cottrell, Leonard. Lost cities. Selections., 1960

Coughlin, Charles E. (Charles Edward), 1891-1979., 1930s

Coughlin, Charles E. (Charles Edward), 1891-1979. [newspaper clippings], 1930s

Dante Alighieri, 1265-1321., 1965

Dead Sea scrolls. [newspaper clippings], 1950s

Death., 1970s

Death of God theology., 1960s

BOX 5 Title/Description Instances

Subject files Title/Description Instances

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Dee, Rena. "Why a Jewish Palestine now." [carbons], 1940s?

Democracy--Religious aspects--Judaism. {Judaism and equality}, 1920s-40s

Denazification., 1940s-50s

Denazification., 1940s-50s

Discrimination in housing--Rhode Island--Providence., 1967

"Do the Jews control the wealth of America and Europe?", 1938?

Drama. {Hair and other plays}, 1960s-70s

Dreyfus, Alfred, 1859-1935. [newspaper clippings], 1935

Eban, Abba Solomon, 1915- "The Toynbee heresy.", 1955

Education--United States., 1940s-50s

Education--United States., 1960s

Egypt. Jaysh. Directives. {Egyptian Army}, 1956

Egypt. {Nasser, Gamal Abdel, 1918-1970}, 1950s-60s

Egypt--Politics and government--1952- {Nasser, Gamal Abdel, 1918-1970}, 1950s-60s

Egypt--Politics and government--1952-, 1950s-60s

Egypt--Politics and government--1952- [newspaper clippings] {Nasser, Gamal Abdel, 1918-1970}, 1960s

Ein Hashofet (Israel), 1938-1940

Ein Hashofet (Israel), 1938-1942

Einstein, Albert, 1879-1955., 1920s-30s

Einstein, Albert, 1879-1955., 1920s-50s

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Einstein, Albert, 1879-1955., 1950s

Einstein, Albert, 1879-1955. [newspaper clippings], 1970s

"Emergency military assistance for Israel and Cambodia," hearings, including PSB's testimony., 1973

Emigration and immigration laws--United States. [newspaper clippings] {McCarran Act}, 1950s

Entebbe Airport Raid, 1976. [newspaper clippings], 1976

Eshkol, Levi, 1895-1969., 1960s

Espionage, Soviet. {Robert A. Soblen}, 1962

Extraordinary Zionist Conference (1942), 1942

Fallout shelters--United States. {disarmament}, 1940s-60s

Fallout shelters--United States. [newspaper clippings], 1960s

Fallout shelters--United States. [newspaper clippings], 1960s

Fallout shelters--United States., 1960s

"Father Coughlin, his 'facts' and arguments." [pamphlet], 1939

Faulkner, William, 1897-1962. [newspaper clippings], 1962

First Universalist Church (Rochester, N.Y.) [bulletins], 1940s-50s

Flag Day., 1940

France. {Gaulle, Charles de, 1890-1970}, 1960s

Frank, Anne, 1929-1945., 1950s-60s

Frank, Anne, 1929-1945., 1950s-60s

Frank, Anne, 1929-1945., 1950s-80s

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Frank, Anne, 1929-1945., 1958

Frank, Anne, 1929-1945. Achterhuis. {Diary of a young girl}, 1950s

Frank, Anne, 1929-1945. Achterhuis. {Levin, Meyer, 1905- }, 1950s

BOX 6 Title/Description Instances

Subject files Title/Description Instances

Frank, Anne, 1929-1945. Achterhuis. {Levin, Meyer, 1905- }, 1957

Frank, Anne, 1929-1945. Achterhuis. {Meyer Levin's play}, 1967

Frank, Anne, 1929-1945--Portraits. [photographs], 1930s-50s

Frank, Otto, 1889-1980., 1950s-60s

Frankfurter, Felix, 1882-1965., 1960s

Frankfurter, Felix, 1882-1965. Felix Frankfurter reminisces--Selections., 1960

Freehof, Lillian S. (Lillian Simon), 1906- A quarrel in the calendar., 1951

Freud, Sigmund, 1856-1939., 1930s

Friedman, Herbert A., 1918- Taking stock of our seminaries., 1950

Frost, Robert, 1874-1963., 1963

German Christian movement., 1930s

Germany. {Hitler, Adolf, 1889-1945; Berlin crisis}, 1950s

Germany., 1950s-60s

Germany., 1960s-70s

Germany--Civilization--20th century., 1950s

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Germany--Civilization--20th century., 1960s-70s

Germany--History--1933-1945. {Nazi rise to power}, 1930s

Germany--Pictorial works. [photo album], 1930s-40s?

Germany--Politics and government--1945-1990., 1950s

Germany--Religion--1933-1945., 1930s

Germany--Social conditions--20th century. {survey of post-War Germany}, 1950s

Gessner, Robert, 1907-1968. Some of my best friends are Jews--Reviews., 1937

Glasner, Samuel. The Jew today and tomorrow., 1945

Glicenstein, Enrico., 1950s

Glueck, Nelson, 1900-, 1967-1971

God., 1960s

Goldberg, Arthur J., 1960s

Golden, Harry, 1902- A little girl is dead., 1960s

Goldman, Albert A. "Free Prayer and Fixed Liturgy." [offprint], 1956

Goldstein, Anatole. Operation murder. [pamphlet], 1949

The Gospel according to Saint Matthew (Motion picture) [newspaper clippings], 1966

Gould, Kenneth M. (Kenneth Miller), 1895-1969. They got the blame. [pamphlet], 1942

Great Britain--Relations--Israel. {American Zionist Emergency Council}, 1949

The greatest story ever told (Motion picture), 1965

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Green, Maurice--Notebooks, sketchbooks, etc., 1915

Hadassah, the Women's Zionist Organization of America., 1950s

Hanukkah., 1940s-50s

Hanukkah. {Christmas}, 1950s-60s

Hanukkah., 1950s-70s

Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. {merger}, 1950s

Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion., 1950s-70s

Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. [carbon], 1955

Hemingway, Ernest, 1899-1961., 1961

Hitler, Adolf, 1889-1945--Death and burial. [newspaper clipping] {Hanna Reitsch}, 1945

Hochhuth, Rolf. Stellvertreter. {The Deputy}, 1960s

Hochhuth, Rolf. Stellvertreter., 1960s

Hochhuth, Rolf. Stellvertreter. [newspaper clippings] {Holocaust}, 1960s

Hochhuth, Rolf. Stellvertreter. [newspaper clippings], 1960s

BOX 7 Title/Description Instances

Subject files Title/Description Instances

Hoffman, Moshe, 1945-, 1970s

Holmes, John Haynes, 1879-1964. [11 sermons], 1923-1936

Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945), 1940s

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Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945), 1970s

Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945), 1973-1979

Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945), 1975-1978

Hong Kong (China), 1960s-70s

Horowitz, David, 1899- "The Development of the Economy of Israel.", 1965

House of Rothschild (Motion picture), 1930s

Housing--United States, 1960s

Housing rehabilitation--[Massachusetts?], 1960s

Housing rehabilitation--[Massachusetts?] [photographs], 1960s?

Human rights., 1960s

Hyman, Abraham S., 1904- Education in Israel : a survey., 1964

Hyman, Abraham S., 1904- Higher education in Israel. Rev. ed., 1969

Immortality. {death}, 1950s

Immortality. {death}, 1950s

India. [newspaper clippings], 1930s-70s

India., 1960s

India., 1960s

India., 1960s-70s

India. [newspaper clippings], 1960s-70s

Individualism., 1957

Insurance, Unemployment., 1932

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Intercollegiate Menorah Association (New York, N.Y.) The Jew in the modern world., 1921

Interfaith marriage--United States., 1960s-70s

Interfaith marriage--United States., 1963-1974

International relations. [newspaper clippings] {defense}, 1960s

Iran., 1960s-70s

Islands of the Pacific. [newspaper clippings] {Pacific war}, 1970s

Israel. Government Press Office. {material on 1963 anniversary}, 1963

Israel. Shagrirut (U.S.) {U.S. embassy; material on 1969 anniversary}, 1969

Israel. [pamphlets], 1940s-50s

Israel., 1940s-50s

Israel., 1940s-50s

Israel., 1950s

Israel. [pamphlets], 1950s

Israel. [newspaper clippings], 1950s

Israel., 1950s

Israel. [newspaper clippings], 1950s

Israel. [newspaper clippings], 1950s

Israel., 1950s

Israel., 1950s-60s

Israel. [periodicals], 1953

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Israel. {UJA letter}, 1956

Israel., 1960s

BOX 8 Title/Description Instances

Subject files Title/Description Instances

Israel. [newspaper clippings], 1960s

Israel. [newspaper clippings], 1960s

Israel., 1960s

Israel., 1960s

Israel. [newspaper clippings], 1960s

Israel. [newspaper clippings], 1960s

Israel., 1960s

Israel. [newspaper clippings], 1960s

Israel. [newspaper clippings], 1960s-70s

Israel., 1960s-70s

Israel., 1960s-70s

Israel., 1967

Israel. [periodicals], 1967-1973

Israel. [pamphlets], 1968-1971

Israel. [newspaper clippings], 1969-1975

Israel., 1970s

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Israel--Anniversaries, etc.--1963., 1963

Israel--Anniversaries, etc.--1965., 1964-1965

Israel--Book reviews., 1953-1954

Israel--Civilization. [newspaper clippings], 1950s

Israel--Civilization., 1950s

Israel--Civilization. [newspaper clippings], 1950s

Israel--Civilization., 1950s

Israel--Civilization., 1958

Israel--Description and travel. [newspaper clippings] {Morocco}, 1955

Israel--Economic conditions., 1960s-70s

Israel--Emigration and immigration. [notes on Yachiel Hoffman talk?], 1951

Israel--Emigration and immigration., 1957

Israel--Foreign relations. [notes on Abba Eban talk?], 1964

Israel--Religion., 1950s

Israel--Religion., 1960s-70s

Israel--Religion. {Reform Judaism--Israel}, 1960s-70s

Israel--Social conditions. {Israel's Black Panthers}, 1970s

Israel Information Services (New York, N.Y.) {Israel--Anniversaries, etc.--1966}, 1966

Jackson, Robert Houghwout, 1892-1954. [newspaper clippings], 1954

Japan., 1970s

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Jerusalem., 1953-1955

Jerusalem., 1970s

Jerusalem., 1971

Jerusalem--Anniversaries, etc.--1953., 1953

Jesus Christ., 1960s

Jewish authors--Book reviews. [newspaper clippings], 1970-1971

Jewish college students., 1960s

BOX 9 Title/Description Instances

Subject files Title/Description Instances

Jewish community relations., 1951

Jewish converts., 1940s-60s

Jewish Defense League. {Kahane, Meir}, 1971

Jewish families., 1967

Jewish literature., 1939-1940

Jewish literature--Book reviews., 1950s

Jewish literature--Book reviews., 1950s-60s

Jewish periodicals--Abstracting and indexing. {Enslein, Kurt}, 1966

Jewish wit and humor., 1960s

Jewish wit and humor., 1960s

Jews. [pamphlets], 1931-1966

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Jews., 1950s

Jews., 1950s

Jews--Attitude toward Israel., 1961-1966

Jews--Cultural assimilation., 1950s

Jews--History., 1962

Jews--Identity., 1930s-40s

Jews--Identity., 1940s-50s

Jews--Identity., 1950s

Jews--Identity., 1968-1970

Jews--Migrations., 1950s

Jews--Persecutions., 1950s

Jews--Persecutions., 1950s

Jews--Persecutions--Egypt., 1950s

Jews--Persecutions--Soviet Union. [newspaper clippings], 1950s

Jews--Persecutions--Soviet Union. [newspaper clippings], 1950s

Jews--Politics and government--20th century. [newspaper clippings] {1972 U.S. elections}, 1972

Jews--Politics and government--20th century. {1972 U.S. elections}, 1972

Jews--Study and teaching., 1940s

Jews--Communist countries., 1940s-50s

Jews--Europe., 1960s

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Jews--Europe, Eastern., 1956

Jews--Europe, Eastern., 1960s-70s

Jews--Germany., 1960s

Jews--Islamic countries., 1959-1967

Jews--Morocco., 1955

Jews--Orient., 1950s

Jews--South Africa., 1960s-70s

Jews--Soviet Union., 1950s-60s

BOX 10 Title/Description Instances

Subject files Title/Description Instances

Jews--Soviet Union., 1950s-60s

Jews--Soviet Union., 1950s-60s

Jews--Soviet Union., 1960s

Jews--Soviet Union. {JTA daily news bulletin} Jews--Soviet Union., 1960s

Jews--Soviet Union. [newspaper clippings], 1960s

Jews--Soviet Union. [pamphlets], 1960s-70s

Jews--Soviet Union., 1960s-70s

Jews--Soviet Union., 1960s-70s

Jews--Soviet Union., 1960s-70s

Jews--Soviet Union., 1967

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Jews--Soviet Union. [pamphlets], 1969-1970

Jews--Soviet Union., 1970s

Jews--United States., 1940s-50s

Jews--United States., 1950s

Jews--United States., 1954-1955

Jews--United States--History. {Jewish Tercentenary}, 1952-1953

Jews--United States--History. {Jewish Tercentenary}, 1953-1955

Jews--United States--History. {Jewish Tercentenary}, 1953-1955

Jews--United States--History. {Jewish Tercentenary}, 1953-1955

Jews--United States--History., 1960s

John XXIII, Pope, 1881-1963., 1960s-70s

Judah, ha-Levi, 12th cent., 1941?

Judaism. [pamphlets], 1921-1934

Judaism., 1938-1950

BOX 11 Title/Description Instances

Subject files Title/Description Instances

Judaism., 1950s

Judaism--Creeds., 1952

Judaism--Customs and practices., 1950-1954

Judaism--History., 1960s

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Judaism--Relations--Catholic Church., 1950s-60s

Judaism--Relations--Catholic Church. {Hochhuth, Rolf. Stellvertreter.}, 1963-1964

Judaism--Relations--Catholic Church. {Vatican Council (2nd : 1962-1965)}, 1960s

Judaism--Relations--Christianity., 1930s

Judaism--Relations--Christianity., 1940s-50s

Judaism--Relations--Christianity., 1940s-70s

Judaism--Relations--Christianity., 1960s

Judaism--United States. [press releases] {Independent Jewish Press Service}, 1942

Judaism and science., 1930s-50s

Judgment at Nuremberg (Motion picture), 1961

Judgment at Nuremberg (Motion picture), 1961

Johnson, Lyndon B. (Lyndon Baines), 1908-1973., 1960s-70s

Kaplan, Mordecai Menahem, 1881-, 1949-1970

Karp, Abraham J. "The American Jewish Community: Union, now, or ever?", 1961

Karp, Abraham J. To give life : the UJA in the shaping of the American Jewish community, 1939-1978 [photocopy, beginning-p. 42G], [1981]

Karp, Abraham J. To give life : the UJA in the shaping of the American Jewish community, 1939-1978 [photocopy, p. 43-97C], [1981]

Karp, Abraham J. To give life : the UJA in the shaping of the American Jewish community, 1939-1978 [photocopy, p. 98-end], [1981]

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Katz, Robert L. "A rabbi asks : concerning the advisability of informing a patient of the seriousness of his illness.", 1955

Kennedy, John F. (John Fitzgerald), 1917-1963., 1950s-60s

Kennedy, John F. (John Fitzgerald), 1917-1963., 1960s-70s

Kibbutzim., 1960s-70s

King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929-1968--Assasination. [newspaper clippings], 1968

King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929-1968--Awards. [newspaper clippings], 1964

Kissinger, Henry, 1923- [newspaper clippings], 1970s

Kissinger, Henry, 1923- [newspaper clippings], 1970s

Komunistická strana Ceskoslovenska--Purges. {Communist Party of Czechoslovakia; Prague trials}, 1952

Korean War, 1950-1953. [newspaper clippings], 1953

Labor movement--United States., 1930s

Labor movement--United States., 1930s

Lessing, Norman. The ballad of Jacob Stein. "With cuts 10/27.", 1954

Liberty., 1950s

Lipkin, Harry J. "The Middle East for Pedestrians--Book 7.", 1976

Lloyd Webber, Andrew, 1948-. Jesus Christ superstar., 1971

Lore, Ludwig. "Nazi politics in America.", 1933

Loyalty oaths--United States., 1950s

MacIver, Robert M. (Robert Morrison), 1882-1970. "Report on the Jewish community relations agencies.", 1951

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MacIver, Robert M. (Robert Morrison), 1882-1970. "Report on the Jewish community relations agencies.", 1951

MacIver, Robert M. (Robert Morrison), 1882-1970. "Report on the Jewish Community Relations Agencies"--Criticism and interpretation., 1950s

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Subject Files Title/Description Instances

BOX 12 Title/Description Instances

Subject files Title/Description Instances

Magnes, Judah Leon, 1877-1948. War-time addresses, 1917-1921., 1923

Maimonides, Moses, 1135-1204., 1930s

Mann, Thomas, 1875-1955., 1955

Margoshes, Samuel. "Jews of Germany.", 1933?

Marriage--United States. [newspaper clippings], 1950s-60s

Marriage--United States. [newspaper clippings], 1965

Marriage records. [marriage certificate], 1944

McCarthy, Joseph, 1908-1957. [newspaper clippings], 1954

Meir, Golda, 1898-1978. "Israel's goal: peace.", 1956

Meir, Golda, 1898-1978., 1960s-70s

"Memo of luncheon conversation with former Chancellor Bruening of Germany at University Club, Friday noon, January fourteenth." {Brüning, Heinrich, 1885-1970}, 1938

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Menuhin, Yehudi, 1916- [newspaper clippings], 1930s

Message of Israel (Radio program), 1948

Middle East--Foreign relations--United States., 1950s

Milton Steinberg House (New York, N.Y.) {dedication of building}, 1954

"The ministries case : case no. 11 in the series of trials of German war criminals by the American Military Tribunal in Nuremburg.", 1949

Missions to Jews--United States. {Key 73}, 1970s

Moehlman, Conrad Henry, b. 1879. "Is It Really True?" [typs.], 1930s?

Moehlman, Conrad Henry, b. 1879. "Is It Really True?" [typs.], 1930s?

Moehlman, Conrad Henry, b. 1879. "How Jesus became God." [typs., p. 2-101], 1950s?

Moehlman, Conrad Henry, b. 1879. "How Jesus became God." [typs., p. 102-208], 1950s?

Mooney, Thomas J., 1882-1942. [newspaper clippings], 1931-1932

Morocco., 1950s

Murphy, Robert D. (Robert Daniel), 1894-, 1950s-60s

National characteristics, American., 1950s-60s

National Committee on Federal Legislation for Birth Control. Birth control newsletter., 1935

National Conference of Christians and Jews., 1950s

National socialism., 1930s

National socialism. [newspaper clippings], 1930s

National socialism. {Helgo Culemann} [newspaper clippings], 1937

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National socialism and religion. [newspaper clippings], 1930s

Neo-Nazism. [newspaper clippings], 1960s

Neo-Nazism--Germany. [newspaper clippings], 1950s

Neo-Nazism--Germany., 1950s-60s

Neo-Nazism--Germany., 1950s-60s

Nesbit, Louis. [reprints], 1950

New York (State). Legislature. Joint Legislative Committee on Problems of the Aging. Making the years count., 1955

Nuclear disarmament., 1950s-60s

Nuclear weapons. [newspaper clippings], 1950s

Nuclear weapons--Social aspects. [newspaper clippings], 1960s

Nuclear weapons--Testing. [newspaper clippings], 1960s

Nuremberg Trial of Major German War Criminals, Nuremberg, Germany, 1945-1946. [newspaper clippings], 1946

Oberammergau passion-play., 1930

Oberammergau passion-play., 1970s

Obituaries. [newspaper clippings], 1944

Orient. {Sri Lanka, Southeast Asia} [newspaper clippings], 1960s-70s

BOX 13 Title/Description Instances

Subject files Title/Description Instances

Outer space--Exploration., 1950s-60s

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Palestine., 1940s

Palestine--Description and travel. [newspaper clippings] {I.F. Stone}, 1945

Palestine--Emigration and immigration., 1940s

Palestine--History--Partition, 1947. [newspaper clippings], 1940s

Palestine--History--Partition, 1947., 1940s

Palestine--History--Partition, 1947., 1947-1948

Palestine--History--Partition, 1947., 1947-1948

Palestine--Photographs., 1948

Palestine Economic Corporation., 1938-1940

Parent and child--United States., 1950s-60s

Passover., 1930s-60s

Passover. [newspaper clippings], 1930s-60s

Passover., 1930s-60s

Passover., 1930s-60s

Passover., 1950s-60s

Passover., 1957

Pasternak, Boris Leonidovich, 1890-1960., 1950s

Patrick, John, 1907- Teahouse of the August moon., 1950s

Patterson, Robert Porter, 1891-1952. [newspaper clippings], 1940s-50s

Patterson, Webster T. Abraham's world and the route of exodus., 1962

Pawnbroker (Motion picture) [newspaper clippings], 1965

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Peace. [newspaper clippings], 1950s

Penderecki, Krzysztof, 1933- Auschwitz oratorio., 1970s

Performing arts--Reviews. [newspaper clippings], 1960s-70s

Persky, Daniel, 1887-1962. Spoken Hebrew : a manual of Hebrew conversations., 1921

Physically handicapped., 1953-1954

Pilchik, Ely E. (Ely Emanuel), 1913- Christians and Jews in America : a new view. {Niebuhr, Reinhold, 1892-1971}, 1958

Pius XII, Pope, 1876-1958., 1950s-70s

Political corruption--United States., 1950s

Popes., 1965-1978

Porter, Katherine Anne, 1890-1980. Ship of fools, 1962-1965

"The position of the Jewish communities in eastern europe on the eve of 1958.", 1957

Poverty--United States., 1960s

Prayer--Judaism., 1960s-70s

Prayer--Judaism--Italy--Venice., 1913-1938

"Prejudice and the Jewish child.", 1950s?

Presidents--United States--Election--1972., 1972

Princeton University. {Harvard University; graduation}, 1955

Rabbis. [pamphlets], 1941-1945

Rabbis., 1950s-60s

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Rabbis, 1950s-60s

Rabbis. [newspaper clippings], 1950s-70s

BOX 14 Title/Description Instances

Subject files Title/Description Instances

Rabbis., 1960s-70s

Rabbis., 1960s-70s

Rabbis--United States., 1950s-60s

Race relations--New York (State)--New York. {New York Interracial Colloquy}, 1970

Race relations--United States., 1950s

Race relations--United States. [newspaper clippings], 1950s

Race relations--United States. [newspaper clippings], 1950s

Race relations--United States., 1950s

Race relations--United States. [newspaper clippings], 1960s

Race relations--United States. [newspaper clippings], 1963

Racism--United States., 1950s

Racism--United States., 1960s

Rat der jüdischen Gemeinden in der tschechischen sozialistischen Republik zu Prag. Informationsbulletin., 1972

Reconstruction (1939-1951), 1940s

Reform Judaism., 1940s-60s

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Reform Judaism., 1950s

Reform Judaism., 1950s

Reform Judaism. [newspaper clippings], 1950s-60s

Reform Judaism., 1950s-60s

Refugees, Arab., 1950s-60s

Religion., 1900s-30s

Religion., 1920s-50s

Religion., 1923-1926

Religion., 1950s

Religion. {Religion in the public schools}, 1950s

Religion. [newspaper clippings], 1950s

Religion., 1950s-70s

Religion and science., 1920s-30s

Religion and science., 1920s-30s

BOX 15 Title/Description Instances

Subject files Title/Description Instances

Religion and social problems--United States., 1940s

Religion and social problems--United States., 1940s

Religion in the public schools--United States., 1947-1952

Religion in the public schools--United States. [newspaper clippings], 1950s

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Religious education., 1972-1974

Religious Leadership Conference on Equality of Opportunity. Discrimination : what can churches do?, 1958

Religious life., 1930s

Religious tolerance., 1930s

"Report on investigation of anti-semitism in the United States in the spring of 1938." [2 carbons], 1938?

Retirement--Planning., 1970s

Rosen, Ben, b. 1894. {letter from Jacob Billikopf to Israel S. Chipkin}, 1945

Rosenberg, Julius, 1819-1953--Trials, litigation, etc. [newspaper clippings] {Rosenberg, Ethel, 1915-1953; Rosenberg spy case}, 1953

Roth, Philip. Portnoy's complaint., 1969

Sabbath., 1960s-70s

Salinger, J. D. (Jerome David), 1919- [newspaper clippings], 1961-1962

Samuel, Maurice, 1895-1972. The great hatred . {letter from Thomas Mann}, 1940

Schalit, Heinrich, 1886-1976., 1940s-60s

Schalit, Heinrich, 1886-1976. Hadrat Kodesh = The beauty of holiness . [3 scores], 1966

"Science looks at anti-semitism.", 1960

[ Seder haggadah le-lel shimurim ] = Hagadah for Passover., 1920

Segregation--United States., 1946-1954

Segregation--United States., 1950s

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Segregation--United States. [newspaper clippings], 1950s

"A set of holiday sermons, 5718.", 1957?

Sex., 1969

Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616., 1964?

Sharpe, Dores Robinson, b. 1886., 1951

Sharrett, Moshe, 1894-1965., 1947-1966

Shazar, Zalman, 1889-1974., 1963-1974

Soblen, Robert. [newspaper clippings], 1962

South Africa., 1960s

South Africa., 1960s-70s

South Africa. [newspaper clippings], 1960s-70s

Soviet Union. [newspaper clippings], 1930s

Soviet Union., 1930s

Soviet Union., 1930s-50s

Soviet Union., 1950s

Soviet Union. [newspaper clippings], 1950s-70s

Soviet Union--Civilization. [newspaper clipings], 1950s

Soviet Union--Social conditions--1917-1948. [newspaper clipings], 1930s

Space race. [periodicals], 1957

BOX 16 Title/Description Instances

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Subject files Title/Description Instances

Speer, Albert, 1905- Erinnerungen . { Inside the Third Reich }, 1970s

Stalin, Joseph, 1879-1953. [newspaper clippings], 1953

State of Israel Bonds Organization., 1965?

Steinberg, Milton, 1903-1950. "Toward the rehabilitation of the word 'faith.'", 1942

Stevenson, Adlai E. (Adlai Ewing), 1900-1965., 1950s

Strobing, Irving. {World War, 1939-1945--Personal narratives, American}, 1940s

Strumah (Ship), 1942

Student movements--United States., 1970

Suffering--Religious aspects., 1940s

Suicide. {Romano, John}, 1960s

"Summary of joint conference on religious holiday observances in the public schools.", 1949

"Survey of Life and Time .", 1948?

Synagogue bulletins., 1940s-50s

Synagogue bulletins. {Temple Israel}, 1969

Synagogue Council of America., 1953

Te'atron "'Inbal" {Inbal Dance Theater}, 1950s

Terrorism--Middle East. [newspaper clippings], 1960s

Thanksgiving Day. {Thanksgiving family service}, 1960s?

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This is our home. I, The American pattern., 1950

"To bigotry no sanction." [2 pamphlets], 1941

Toleration., 1940s

Toleration--United States., 1940s

Toleration--United States., 1940-50s

Toleration--United States., 1950s

Tolkowski, Dan. [newspaper clippings], 1958

Torah scrolls. {Presentation to President John F. Kennedy}, 1961

Toynbee, Arnold Joseph, 1889-1975., 1950s-60s

"Translation of Ketubah of Mr. and Mrs. David Rosenberg, October 21, 1857.", 1857

Truman, Harry S., 1884-1972., 1940s-70s

Union House of Living Judaism (New York, N.Y.) {Dedication}, 1951

Union of American Hebrew Congregations., 1940s-60s

Union of American Hebrew Congregations., 1953

Union of American Hebrew Congregations., 1960s

Union of American Hebrew Congregations., 1960-1964

United Israel World Union--Miscellanea., 1940s-50s

United Nations--Publicity., 1954

United Nations. General Assembly. Special Committee on Palestine. Report . [newspaper], 1947

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United States. Congress. House. Committee on Un-American Activities. {Gitlow testimony}, 1953

United States. Congress. House. Committee on Un-American Activities., 1950s

United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Labor and Public Welfare. Special Subcommittee on the Establishment of a Commission on Ethics in Government. Ethical standards in Government., 1951

United States--Emigration and immigration--Government policy. {McCarren Act}, 1950s

United States--Emigration and immigration--Government policy. {McCarren Act; Corsi, Edward, 1896-1965} [newspaper clippings], 1950s

United States--Emigration and immigration--Government policy. {McCarren Act}, 1950s

United States--Emigration and immigration--Government policy. {McCarren Act}, 1950s

BOX 17 Title/Description Instances

Subject files Title/Description Instances

United States--Foreign relations--Public opinion. [newspaper clippings], 1939?

United States--Foreign relations--1953-1961. [newspaper clippings] {Robert A. Taft}, 1950s

United States--Foreign relations--Soviet Union., 1950s

United States--Race relations. [newspaper clippings], 1950s

United States--Race relations., 1950s-60s

United States--Race relations. [newspaper clippings], 1950s-60s

United States--Race relations. [newspaper clippings], 1960s

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United States--Race relations. [newspaper clippings], 1960s

United States--Race relations. [newspaper clippings], 1960s

United States--Race relations., 1960s

United States--Race relations. [newspaper clippings], 1960s

United States--Race relations. [newspaper clippings], 1960s

United States--Race relations. [newspaper clippings], 1960s

United States--Race relations. [pamphlets], 1966-1968

United States--Relations--Egypt., 1961-1965

United World Federalists (U.S.)., 1940s

Universitah ha-'Ivrit bi-Yerushalayim. {Hebrew University of Jerusalem}, 1950s-70s

Universitah ha-'Ivrit bi-Yerushalayim. {Hebrew University of Jerusalem}, 1960s-70s

Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975. [newspaper clippings], 1960s

Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975. {United States--Foreign relations}, 1960s

Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975. [newspaper clippings], 1960s

Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975., 1960s-70s

Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975. [newspaper clippings], 1960s-70s

Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975., 1966-1968

Violence., 1960s-70s

Voss, Carl Hermann., 1920s-70s

Voss, Carl Hermann., 1950s-70s

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Voss, Carl Hermann. [articles], 1960s

War., 1930s-40s

War., 1940s

War--Personal narratives., 1940s

Warsaw (Poland)--History--Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, 1943., 1960s

Water resource development--Israel., 1950s

BOX 18 Title/Description Instances

Subject files Title/Description Instances

Weiler, Moses Cyrus, 1907- A bereaved father eulogizes his son., 1974?

Weizmann, Chaim, 1874-1952., 1930s-50s

Windsor, Edward, Duke of, 1894-1972--Abdication, 1936. [newspaper clippings], 1936

Wit and humor. {Jewish wit and humor}, 1960s

Women., 1960s-70s

World Jewish Congress., 1957

World Jewish Congress. World Executive Committee. [minutes], 1957

World politics--1933-1945., 1930s

World Union for Progressive Judaism., 1950-1955

World Union for Progressive Judaism., 1950s-60s

World Union for Progressive Judaism., 1960s-70s

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World War, 1939-1945., 1930s-40s

World War, 1939-1945., 1940s

World War, 1939-1945--Jews., 1940s

World War, 1939-1945--Jews., 1942

World War, 1939-1945--Participation, Jewish., 1930s-40s

World War, 1939-1945--Participation, Jewish., 1940s

World War, 1939-1945--Participation, Jewish., 1940s

World War, 1939-1945--Peace., 1930s-40s

World War, 1939-1945--Peace. [newspaper clippings], 1940s

World War, 1939-1945--Refugees. [newspaper clippings], 1940s

World War, 1939-1945--Religious aspects. [newspaper clippings], 1940s

World War, 1939-1945--Social aspects--United States. [newspaper clippings], 1940s

Yad Vashem International Historical Conference (2nd : 1974 : Jerusalem) {Attempts at rescuing Jews during the Holocaust}, 1974

Yad Vashem International Historical Conference (2nd : 1974 : Jerusalem) {Attempts at rescuing Jews during the Holocaust}, 1974

Yadin, Yigael, 1917-1984. "The Temple Scroll." {Dead Sea scrolls}, 1968?

Youth. [newspaper clippings], 1950s

Youth. [newspaper clippings], 1950s-70s

Youth., 1960s

Youth., 1960s-70s

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BOX 19 Title/Description Instances

Subject files Title/Description Instances

Zimbabwe. [newspaper clippings] {Rhodesia}, 1960s-70s

Zionism., 1930s-40s

Zionism., 1930s-40s

Zionism., 1940s

Zionism., 1940s

Zionism., 1940s

Zionism., 1940s

Zionism. [newspaper clippings], 1947

Periodicals Title/Description Instances

American Jewish archives., 1963

American Jewish archives., 1966

B'nai B'rith. Anti-Defamation League. ADL bulletin.

Commonweal (New York, N.Y.), 1956-1957

Congress weekly., 1956-1957

Contemporary Jewish record., 1941

Current events in Jewish life., 1952-1955

Daily Abendpost . [clippings], 1933

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Daily news bulletin (Jewish Telegraphic Agency (New York, N.Y.)), 1966-1968

F.Y.I . (United Jewish Appeal), 1967-1969

Hadassah magazine., 1962

Hadassah magazine., 1963

In Jewish bookland., 1956-1957

Israel (Israel. Misrad ha-huts. Lishkah le-hasbarah), 1964

Israel digest . American ed., 1967

JTA daily news bulletin., 1947

JTA daily news bulletin., 1948

Jersusalem post., 1976

Jewish frontier., 1962

New republic (New York, N.Y.), 1942

Newsletter (National Jewish Welfare Board), 1945

Reconstructionist., 1950

Reconstructionist., 1956

Reconstructionist., 1956

Rights (B'nai B'rith. Anti-Defamation League), 1963-1968

Scopus., 1961

Sh'ma., 1972

Stürmer., 1934

Survey midmonthly., 1942

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Temple David Review., 1955

Yank (New York, N.Y. : June 17, 1942), 1945

Periodicals., 1931-1949

Periodicals., 1950-1955

Periodicals., 1950-1965

Periodicals., 1955-1957

Periodicals., 1956-1957

BOX 20 Title/Description Instances

Periodicals Title/Description Instances

Periodicals, 1962-1965

Holidays Title/Description Instances

Holidays., 1941

Holidays., 1950s

Holidays., 1950s

Holidays., 1950s

Holidays., 1950s

Holidays., 1950s-60s

Holidays., 1950s-60s

Holidays., 1950s-60s

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Holidays., 1950s-70s

Holidays., 1952

Holidays., 1955

Holidays., 1955

Holidays., 1955

Holidays., 1955

Holidays., 1955

Holidays., 1957

Holidays., 1958

Holidays., 1958

Holidays., 1958

Holidays., 1958

Holidays., 1959

Holidays. {Antisemitism}, 1959

Holidays., 1960s

Holidays., 1960s

Holidays., 1960s

Holidays., 1960s

Holidays., 1960s

Holidays., 1960s-70s

Holidays., 1960s-70s

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Holidays., 1960s-70s

BOX 21 Title/Description Instances

Holidays Title/Description Instances

Holidays., 1960

Holidays., 1960

Holidays., 1966

Holidays., 1966

Holidays., 1966

Holidays., 1966

Holidays., 1967

Holidays., 1967

Holidays., 1967

Holidays., 1967

Holidays., 1967

Holidays., 1968

Holidays., 1968

Holidays., 1968

Holidays., 1968

Holidays., 1968

Holidays., 1968

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Holidays. {Youth movement}, 1970

Holidays., 1970

Holidays., 1970

Holidays., 1970

Holidays., 1971

Holidays. {Peace movements}, 1971

Holidays., 1971

Holidays., 1971

Holidays., 1971

Holidays., 1971

Holidays., 1971

BOX 22 Title/Description Instances

Miscellaneous Title/Description Instances

Miscellaneous., 1920s-30s

Miscellaneous., 1920s-40s

Miscellaneous., 1920s-60s

Miscellaneous., 1930s

Miscellaneous., 1930s

Miscellaneous., 1930s-40s

Miscellaneous., 1930s-40s

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Miscellaneous., 1930s-40s

Miscellaneous., 1930s-50s

Miscellaneous., 1940s

Miscellaneous., 1940s

Miscellaneous., 1940s

Miscellaneous. {Temple activities}, 1940s

Miscellaneous., 1940s

Miscellaneous., 1940s

Miscellaneous., 1940s

Miscellaneous., 1940s

Miscellaneous., 1940s

Miscellaneous., 1940s

Miscellaneous., 1940s-50s

Miscellaneous., 1940s-50s

Miscellaneous., 1940s-50s

Miscellaneous., 1940s-60s

Miscellaneous., 1940s-60s

Miscellaneous., 1940s-80s

Miscellaneous., 1950s

Miscellaneous., 1950s

Miscellaneous., 1950s

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Miscellaneous., 1950s

Miscellaneous., 1950s

Miscellaneous., 1950s

Miscellaneous., 1950s

BOX 23 Title/Description Instances

Miscellaneous Title/Description Instances

Miscellaneous., 1950s

Miscellaneous., 1950s

Miscellaneous., 1950s

Miscellaneous., 1950s

Miscellaneous., 1950s

Miscellaneous., 1950s

Miscellaneous., 1950s

Miscellaneous., 1950s

Miscellaneous., 1950s

Miscellaneous., 1950s

Miscellaneous., 1950s

Miscellaneous., 1950s

Miscellaneous., 1950s

Miscellaneous., 1950s

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Miscellaneous., 1950s

Miscellaneous., 1950s

Miscellaneous. {Values}, 1950s

Miscellaneous., 1950s

Miscellaneous., 1950s

Miscellaneous., 1950s

Miscellaneous., 1950s

Miscellaneous., 1950s

Miscellaneous., 1950s

Miscellaneous., 1950s

Miscellaneous., 1950s

Miscellaneous., 1950s

Miscellaneous., 1950s

Miscellaneous., 1950s-60s

Miscellaneous., 1950s-60s

Miscellaneous., 1950s-60s

Miscellaneous., 1950s-60s

Miscellaneous. {S}, 1950s-60s

Miscellaneous., 1950s-60s

Miscellaneous. {I-L}, 1950s-60s

Miscellaneous., 1950s-70s

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Miscellaneous., 1950s-70s

Miscellaneous., 1950s-70s

Miscellaneous., 1950s-70s

Miscellaneous. {B-C}, 1950s-70s

Miscellaneous., 1950s-70s

Miscellaneous., 1952

Miscellaneous., 1955

Miscellaneous., 1960s

Miscellaneous., 1960s

Miscellaneous., 1960s

BOX 24 Title/Description Instances

Miscellaneous Title/Description Instances

Miscellaneous., 1960s

Miscellaneous., 1960s

Miscellaneous., 1960s

Miscellaneous., 1960s

Miscellaneous., 1960s

Miscellaneous., 1960s

Miscellaneous., 1960s

Miscellaneous., 1960s

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Miscellaneous., 1960s

Miscellaneous., 1960s

Miscellaneous., 1960s

Miscellaneous. {Poems}, 1960s?

Miscellaneous. {Youth, future}, 1960s-70s

Miscellaneous., 1960s-70s

Miscellaneous. {PBS retirement}, 1960s-70s

Miscellaneous., 1960s-70s

Miscellaneous., 1960s-70s

Miscellaneous., 1960s-70s

Miscellaneous., 1960s-70s

Miscellaneous., 1960s-70s

Miscellaneous. {Joshua Rifkind}, 1960s-70s

Miscellaneous., 1960s-70s

Miscellaneous., 1960s-70s

Miscellaneous., 1960s-70s

Miscellaneous., 1960s-70s

Miscellaneous., 1970s

Miscellaneous., 1970s

Miscellaneous., 1970s

Miscellaneous., 1970s

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Miscellaneous., 1970s

Miscellaneous., 1970s

Miscellaneous., 1970s

Miscellaneous., 1970s

Miscellaneous., 1970s

Miscellaneous., 1970s

Miscellaneous., 1970s-80s

Yarmulke worn by Abba Eban., 1964

Oversized Materials Title/Description Instances

FLAT BOX 1 Title/Description Instances

Parchment document, written in Hebrew.

The Jewish Ledger, 7 December 1928 (v. 9, no. 13). Front page story headline: "B'rith Kodesh Marks Eightieth Anniversary." 1 issue of newspaper.

Sketch by Landoucan (?) of PSB from photograph used in invitation to TBK 1973 annual meeting: 2 copies.

Mounted photograph of storefront window display for What the Jews Believe [1951].

Photograph of attendees of the 64th annual CCAR convention, 23-28 June 1953; PSB in front row.

"The Ark," brochure prepared for the Ark dedication service, 3 April 1964: 4 brochures, 1 marked [for reading?] with "H" and "B", and with Temple bulletin and typs. version of brochure inserted.

"Temple B'rith Kodesh," brochure, 27 July 1968: 4 brochures, 1 in envelope.

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Tree Fund certificate, Hebrew and English, commemorating planting 1000 trees in honor of PSB by Bnai Zion, New York, N.Y.: 2 different certificates.

Humorous diploma, awarding PBS "Doctor of Philandsophy" degree, from College of Presidents, Temple B'rith Kodesh, 20 May 1973.

FLAT BOX 2 Title/Description Instances

Diplomas, awards, and certificates Title/Description Instances

Certificate of graduation from Rochester Grammar School Number 10, 20 June 1913.

Religious School, Beth Israel Congregation, 18 June 1916.

Diploma: RD? in Debating from Rochester East High School Students' Association, 1 June 1917.

Diploma: Artium Baccalaurei, Syracuse University, June, 1921.

Diploma: Master of Hebrew Literature, Jewish Institute of Religion, 26 May 1926.

[from Hebrew University, 1926?] in Hebrew.

Diploma: Doctor of Divinity, Jewish Institute of Religion, 9 June 1946.

Diploma: Sanctae Theologiae Doctorem, Syracuse University, 7 June 1954.

Award of 1968, from the Jewish Community Council and the United Jewish Welfare Fund of Rochester.

New Temple blueprints Title/Description Instances

"Plot Plan" of new Temple, by Pietro Belluschi, 20 July 1959: one blueprint.

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"General Development Plan, Temple B'rith Kodesh," by landscape architect N.A. Rotunno, 1 May 1965: 8 attached blueprints with revision dates of 24 August 1965 and 31 December 1965.

"Stone Location Sketches," by landscape architect N.A. Rotunno, 14 July 1967: 2 blueprints.

Other Title/Description Instances

"Pioneers of Palestine," detached sheet from the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, 5 December 1937: photographs by PSB from his trip to Palestine.

Photograph album presented in tribute to PSB from Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 5 July 1976: photographs of Solomon Bublick Prize award ceremony.

FLAT BOX 3 Title/Description Instances

What the Jews Believe, advertising display: 4 cards.

What the Jews Believe, blurbs: 1 card.

"The Irrepressible Rabbi Bernstein," article in Upstate (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Sunday magazine), December 3, 1972, p. 24-33: 3 issues.

The Jewish Ledger, April 8, 1927 (vol. 6, no. 5): cover announcement of PSB's accession as Rabbi of TBK. [ORIGINAL OR PHOTOCOPY?]

[Bi-netiv ha-yisurim la-moledet = Oyf dem leydnsveg keyn Ertsisroel] = Home- through the "vale of tears". [Israel] : ha-Berihah, [1949?] Title on cover: [ ha-"Berihah" 706-708] = "Brycha" 1945-1948. Inscribed to the Bernsteins by "Moshe." [Title from Library of Congress cataloging]

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