Guide to the Papers of David Pinski (1872-1959) RG 204

Processed by Felicia Figa In 1976. Additional processing by Rachel S. Harrison as part of the Leon Levy Archival Processing Initiative, made possible by the Leon Levy Foundation.

YIVO Institute for Jewish Research
15 West 16th Street
New York, NY 10011
Email: archives@yivo.cjh.org
URL: http://www.yivo.org

Electronic finding aid was encoded in EAD 2002 by Rachel S. Harrison in April 2012. Description is in English.

Collection Overview

Title: Guide to the Papers of David Pinski (1872-1959) RG 204

ID: RG 204 FA

Extent: 18.25 Linear Feet

Arrangement:

The correspondence is arranged alphabetically by correspondent according to the Hebrew alphabet for Hebrew and Yiddish correspondents, and according to the Latin alphabet for English, Russian, Polish, French, and German correspondents. Personal names of correspondents have been transliterated, journal titles and organization names have been transliterated and translated, and the titles of speeches and writings have been transliterated and translated. Yiddish names have been transliterated according to YIVO standards except when the individual is known in English by another spelling. Additionally, if the name appeared in Latin letters anywhere within the folder, that spelling was used rather than a standard transliteration. The English correspondence subseries also contains materials in Russian, Polish, French, and German and a few items in Hebrew and Yiddish.

The collection is divided into 6 series, some of which have been further divided into subseries, and an addendum.

Languages: Yiddish, Polish, Hebrew, German, Russian, English, French

Abstract

This collection contains documents relating to David Pinski’s role as a Yiddish writer, playwright, essayist, translator, editor, literary critic, and author of novels, plays, short stories, essays, and poems. There is personal and professional correspondence, manuscripts of novels, plays, poems, essays, and articles, translations of Pinski’s works into English and Russian, lectures made on various occasions, personal documents and photographs, programs, notes, and newspaper clippings. These materials demonstrate Pinski’s important role in Yiddish drama and literature, Jewish community life and Yiddish cultural institutions.

Scope and Contents of the Materials

The Papers of David Pinski consist of correspondence with approximately 1,350 individuals and organizations, in English and Yiddish, 1890s-1950s, particularly those active in Yiddish literature, Jewish community life and Yiddish culture. There is also family correspondence with his wife, Adele, 1898-1942, correspondence with his son, his parents and other family members, and letters on his 50th, 70th and 75th birthdays. Letters from individuals include S. An-Ski, Baal Makhshoves, Hayyim Nahman Bialik, Nathan Birnbaum, Ber Borochov, Jacob Dinesohn, Saul Ginsburg, Jacob Glatstein, Peretz Hirschbein, David Ignatoff, Joseph Jaffe, David Kessler, Judah L. Magnes, Golda Meir, Nahum Baruch Minkoff, Shmuel Niger, Moshe Olgin, Joseph Opatoshu, Isaac Leib Peretz, Abraham Reisen, Joseph Schlossberg, Sholem Aleichem, Mordecai Spector, Nachman Syrkin, Baruch Vladeck, Chaim Weizmann, Hillel Zeitlin, Zerubavel, and Chaim Zhitlowsky. Correspondence with Yiddish organizations includes the Jewish National Workers Alliance (Yidisher Natsionaler Arbeter Farband fun Amerike), 1916-1942, including the main office and branches in the U.S. and Canada as well as with its affiliated Yiddish schools, the Poale Zion party in the United States and Canada, 1914-1947, in Palestine, 1924-1937, and in Poland, 1936, as well as correspondence of the party’s press organs, Der Yidisher Arbeiter (The Jewish Worker), 1923-1926, Yidisher Kempfer (Jewish Fighter), 1931-1933, and Di Tsayt (The Times), 1921-1922. There are also letters from affiliated organizations such as Hechalutz, Pioneer Women, and the League for Labor Palestine. The correspondence is indicative of Pinski’s active and colorful activity in many fields and is an important source for the history of Jewish publishing, periodicals, social and communal organizations, and cultural institutions.

There are also manuscripts of novels, plays, poems, essays, and articles, including Arnold Levenberg, Ven Vegn Tsugayn Zikh (When the Roads Split), Noyekh's Hoyz (Noah’s House), Shlomo Hamelekh’s Toyzent Vayber (King Solomon’s Thousand Wives), Adoniahu, Der Oytser (The Treasure), Isaac Sheftel, In Hoykhe Fenster (In the High Window), Der Nes Mendele Moykher-Sforim (The Miracle of Mendele Moykher-Seforim), Biblishe Monologn-Moyshe (Biblical Monologues – Moses), as well as various others, translations of Pinski’s works into English and Russian, lectures made on various occasions, 1891-1945, articles about the Tcherikower Conference, Tolstoy, I.L. Peretz, and about trips to Israel and the Soviet Union. In addition, there are some personal documents and photographs, including two ketubot, one from Geneva, 1897 and one from New York, 1916, David and Adele Pinski’s passports, a membership card from Keren Hayesod, a certificate from the Polish Consul in New York, 1932, Pinski’s will, event programs, and notes.

The collection dates from 1880-1952, with an addendum from 2005-2011 and is in 36.5 manuscript boxes, measuring 18.25 linear feet.

Historical Note

Yiddish author and playwright David Pinski was born in Mohilev, Russia (now Belarus) on April 5, 1872. His father, Mordechai Yitzhak, was a commissioner of military clothing in Moscow and Pinski composed some of his earliest stories in the letters that he sent to his father. Pinski began studying Gemara at age 7 and soon was known as a prodigy, however he also read widely in Hebrew, Yiddish and Russian literature and often attended Russian and Yiddish theater productions in Mohilev. He and his parents moved to Moscow when Pinski was 13, where he began to learn secular subjects and also continued his writing in Russian, Hebrew and Yiddish.

In 1890-1891 Pinski lived in Vitebsk, where he met Reuben Brainin, with whom he organized a B’nai Zion union, of which Pinski was the secretary. Pinski wrote Zionist songs and melodies for the union in Yiddish, even though Hovevei Zion advocated the use of Hebrew. From Vitebsk Pinski traveled to Vienna in 1891, where he intended to study medicine. On the way to Vienna, he stopped in Warsaw, where he met Isaac Leib Peretz, who warmly welcomed him and, together with Jacob Dinesohn, befriended Pinski and encouraged his literary activities. Pinski only remained in Vienna a short time before returning to Warsaw in early 1892, where his parents had settled after the Jews had been expelled from Moscow. By this time, Pinski was already a committed Socialist and Labor Zionist. He made his living from teaching while also continuing his writing in Russian and Hebrew and eventually Yiddish.

Pinski’s first published work was a poem, L’Shana Tova (Happy New Year), in Appelberg’s Varshaver Yiddisher Kalendar (Warsaw Jewish Calendar) in 1893, after which he started to publish a wide variety of materials, including satirical essays, critiques and short sketches. Pinski and Peretz founded the I.L. Peretz Publications publishing house, through which they aimed to use literature as a weapon in the fight for a new social order. In those years Pinski was a public-minded Socialist and, as such, considered himself responsible for exposing others to the teachings of the Socialist enlightenment. Also together with Peretz, Pinski led a revolutionary student circle in Warsaw which aimed to enlighten and revolutionize the Jewish worker through appropriate literature and popular scientific works, brochures and newspapers.

When the student circle fell apart, Peretz, Pinski and Mordecai Spector, with financial assistance from Adele (Hodel) Kaufman (Pinski’s wife from 1897 and also Spector’s sister-in-law) began to put out the magazine Literatur un Lebn (Literature and Life) in order to publicize Socialist ideas. Later they published Yom-Tov Bletlekh (Holiday Pages), which had a similar outlook. Pinski was one of the main contributors to both magazines. Yom-Tov Bletlekh helped to spread Socialist ideas among the Jewish masses and Pinski’s name gained in popularity. He began to travel all over the Pale and to meet supporters face-to-face and to organize “Jargon Committees”, which created funds to support Yom-Tov Bletlekh, although the magazine eventually ceased publication due to financial difficulties. Spector had previously left the magazine over its radical tone and this difference of opinion influenced Pinski to discontinue his participation in Spector’s Hoyz Fraynd (Home Companion).

In spring 1896 Pinski settled in Berlin, where he studied at the university. At the same time he established relations with several American Jewish societies and became a contributer to the New York Jewish Socialist daily newspaper Dos Abend Blatt (The Evening Paper), publishing essays under several pseudonyms. He also established a publishing house called Zeitgeist. He later lived in Switzerland and, while there, he attended the meeting of the Friends of Yiddish in Basel after the First Zionist Congress in 1897, together with Chaim Zhitlowsky. In the same year, 1897, he wrote his first social-psychological drama in Yiddish, Isaac Sheftal, followed by Yesurim (Suffering) in 1899.

Pinski came to New York in December 1899 on the invitation of Herman Simson, the editor of Dos Abend Blatt, the official newspaper of the Socialist Workers Party, for which he had been writing for the previous few years. He soon took over as literary editor at Dos Abend Blatt and was the assistant editor of the weekly Der Arbeiter Zeitung (The Worker’s Paper), later called Der Arbeiter (The Worker) until its closure in 1911. He was also a member of the Bund and published a column about the activities of the Bund in Tsarist Russia, In dem Bunds Rayon (In the Bund’s Region) in Der Arbeiter, the editor of which, Joseph Schlossberg, was Adele Pinski’s nephew. Starting in 1916, Pinski was a prominent leader and a long-time member of the central committee of the Poale Zion (Labor Zionist) movement. He was also the editor of the Poale Zionist journal Der Yidisher Kempfer (The Jewish Fighter) and the daily newspapers Di Tsayt (The Times) and Zukunft (Future), the last of which he co-edited with Shmuel Niger and Hillel Rogoff, from 1941-1949, when he moved to Israel. He wrote articles for Der Yid (The Jew), Der Fraynd (The Friend), and others and, together with Joseph Schlossberg, published the Yidishe Vokhnshrift (Yiddish Weekly Journal). In addition, he was the president of the Jewish National Workers’ Alliance (Farband) and of the Jewish Cultural Society and the first president of the Yiddish PEN Club. He helped to found the Tsentrale yidishe kultur-organizatsye (Central Yiddish Cultural Organization) CYCO in 1938 and was a member of the managing committee. He also belonged to the group that helped to create the World Cultural Congress in New York in 1948.

Alongside Pinski’s extensive political activities, he continued to write and publish novels and plays and was one of the founders and leaders of the Yiddish theater organization in New York as well as the journal Tealit. In 1904, he nearly received his doctorate in German language and literature from Columbia University, but his play Family Tsvi, written in response to the Kishinev pogrom, premiered on the day set for his Ph.D. examination. He failed to show up for the exam, and never received his doctorate.

He continued to publish plays, many of which were about the common man and the workers, historical legends and folklore, including his first play Di Muter (The Mother), Glik-Fargesene (Forgotten Luck, 1904), Der Oytser (The Treasure, 1906), Yankel der Shmid (Jacob the Blacksmith, 1906), Gabri un di Froyen (Gabri and the Women, 1908), Mary Magdalene (1910-1911), Professor Brenner (1911), Di Bergshteyner (The Mountain Climbers, 1912), Der Letster Sakhakl (The Last Message, 1924), Opgezogt (Declined, 1932), and many others. He also published several plays and other writings about Biblical characters, including a short essay about Bruriah, Rabbi Meir the Tanna’s wife, Dovid Hamelekh un Zayne Vayber (King David and his Wives, c.1923), and a series of sketches of the wives of King Solomon. He published six works about messianic figures from different time periods, Der Eybiker Yid (The Eternal Jew, 1906), which was the first play ever performed by the Habimah Theater of Israel, Rabbi Akiva un Bar Kokhba (Rabbi Akiva and Bar Kokhba), Der Shtumer Meshiakh (The Silent Messiah, 1919), Shlomo Molkho un David Hareuveni (Shlomo Molcho and David Hareuveni), Shabetai Tsvi un Sore (Shabbetai Tsvi and Sarah), and Der Baal-Shem un der Gazlen (The Baal Shem and the Robber). He wrote several plays about the Israeli pioneers as well as novels, Der Tserisener Mentsh (The Split Personality, 1919-1925), and Dos Hoyz fun Noyekh Edon [The House of Noah Edon, c.1929, also known as Noyekh's Hoyz (Noah's House)].

In 1949 Pinski emigrated to the newly founded state of Israel. He settled on Mount Carmel in Haifa, where he had bought a plot of land on which to build a house in 1936. For his eightieth birthday, he was made an honorary citizen of Haifa and a street on Mount Carmel was named after him. He was also made the honorary chairman and vice president of the Yiddish Literary Union in Israel. He continued to write and publish in Israel and to send articles to be published in Morgn Zhurnal (Daily Journal) and Tog (Day) in New York but he also believed that Yiddish would eventually become a respected part of the culture of Israel, alongside Hebrew. He continued to write plays, including several about the Biblical characters Moses, Saul and Samson and Delilah, although it does not appear that these plays were ever staged. Pinski’s wife Adele (Hodel) died March 29, 1959 and he died five months later on August 11, 1959.

Subject/Index Terms

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: Permission to use the collection must be obtained from the YIVO Archivist.

Use Restrictions: Permission to publish part or parts of the collection must be obtained from the YIVO Archives. For more information, contact:YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, Center for Jewish History, 15 West 16th Street, New York, NY 10011 email: archives@yivo.cjh.org

Acquisition Method: The collection was donated to the YIVO Archives by David Pinski in 1942 and by his son Harry in 1949. Materials in the addendum were given to YIVO in 2011 by Gabriel Pinski, David Pinski’s grandson.

Separated Materials: There is no information about materials that are associated by provenance to the described materials that have been physically separated or removed.

Related Materials: The YIVO Archives contains collections of several of Pinski’s most prominent correspondents, including B. J. Bialostotzky, Mendl Elḳin, David Ignatoff, H. Leivick, Abraham Liessin, Kalman Marmor, Shmuel Niger, Joseph Opatoshu, and many others. There are also copies of Pinski’s plays and writings and he is represented in materials relating to Yiddish theater.

Preferred Citation: Published citations should take the following form:Identification of item, date (if known); Papers of David Pinski; RG 204; folder number; YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.

Finding Aid Revision History: The collection was originally processed and a Yiddish finding aid was created by Felicia Figa in October 1976. The full Yiddish finding aid was translated into English and additional processing was completed in 2012.

Box and Folder Listing

Browse by Series:

Series 1: Series I: Personal papers, 1880-1952,
Series 2: Series II: Correspondence, Yiddish, 1888-1952,
Series 3: Series III: Correspondence, English, 1891-1948,
Series 4: Series IV: Correspondence, Jewish National Workers’ Alliance of America and Poale Zion, 1914-1948,
Series 5: Series V: Manuscripts, 1890-1945, undated,
Series 6: Series VI: Miscellaneous, 1904-1948, undated,
Series 7: Series VII: Addendum, 2005-2011,
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Series III: Correspondence, English 1891-1948

This series, while it is called English correspondence, also contains some correspondence in Yiddish, Russian, Hebrew, Polish, French, and German. Correspondents include both individuals and organizations, predominantly American Jewish political groups, publishers, periodicals, aid organizations, and educational and theatrical institutions. This correspondence is arranged alphabetically according to the Latin alphabet. Some of the correspondents from the Yiddish series are also represented.

Folders: 578

Folder 806: Abeles, Otto 1924
Folder 807: Actors' Theatre 1924-1926
Folder 808: Adler, Sarah 1912: Sarah Adler's Novelty Theatre
Folder 809: Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America 1937
Folder 810: Amalgamated Housing Corporation 1928
Folder 811: American Christian Conference on the Jewish Problem 1936: New York
Folder 812: America Civil Liberties Union 1930: New York
Folder 813: American Society for the Advancement of the Hebrew Institute of Technology in Haifa, Palestine, Inc. 1940
Folder 814: American Committee for Anti-Nazi Literature 1936: New York
Folder 815: American Committee of Jewish Writers, Artists and Scientists, Inc. 1948: New York
Folder 816: American Committee of Jewish Writers to Aid Great Britain 1941: New York
Folder 817: American Committee for Relief of Russian Children undated
Folder 818: American Dramatists 1926-1935: New York
Folder 819: American Friends of the Hebrew University, Inc. 1939: New York
Folder 820: American Friends of the Soviet Union 1937: New York
Folder 821: American Habimah Committee 1927, 1948: New York
Folder 822: American Jewish Chronicle 1916-1918: national weekly, New York
Folder 823: American Jewish Committee 1921, 1938: New York
Folder 824: American Jewish Congress 1915-1942: New York
Folder 825: American Labor Publishing Associates, Inc. c.1926: New York
Folder 826: American Labor Who's Who 1925
Folder 827: American Railway Express Co. 1927
Folder 828: American Russian Institute 1933: New York
Folder 829: American Society for Cultural Relations with Russia (USSR) 1929: New York
Folder 830: American Yiddish Publicity Bureau 1923: New York
Folder 831: Amtorg Trading Corporation 1929
Folder 832: Anti-Nazi League to Champion Human Rights, Inc., Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League 1934: New York
Folder 833: Armstrong College of Business Administration 1927: Berkeley, CA
Folder 834: Art Drama Players 1916: New York
Folder 835: Authors' League Fund 1933-1934: New York
Folder 836: Avukah, American Student Zionist Federation 1926-1933: Washington, D.C., New York
Folder 837: A - Miscellaneous 1897-1934
Folder 838: Backer, George 1938: The Palestine Exhibit at the 1939 New York World's Fair
Folder 839: Baerwald, Jenny 1913-1920
Folder 840: Barnard College of Columbia University 1921: New York
Folder 841: de Baroncelli, E.F. 1931: Evening Courier, Morning Post, Camden, NJ
Folder 842: Barondess, Joseph 1910-1916
Folder 843: Bartsch, Hans 1909-1913
Folder 844: Bearak, Joseph 1929
Folder 845: Beer-Hofmann, Richard 1923
Folder 846: Bibliotheque et Musee de la Guerre, Republique Francaise (Library and Museum of the War, Republic of France) 1921
Folder 847: Billikopf, Jacob 1919: American Jewish Relief Committee for Sufferers from the War, New York
Folder 848: Biographical Encyclopaedia of American Jews 1934: New York
Folder 849: Bloch, Dr. 1912: Berlin
Folder 850: Bloch, Eduard 1910-1911: Theater-Verlag, Berlin
Folder 851: Bloch, Ernest 1919
Folder 852: Bloch Erben, Felix 1909: Verlag dramatischer und musikalischer Werke (Publisher of Dramatic and Musical Works), Berlin
Folder 853: Block, S. John 1927
Folder 854: Blue Star Oil and Gas Corporation 1918-1919: Kansas City
Folder 855: Blum, Gustav 1917: The East-West Players
Folder 856: Blumenthal, Hermann 1910, 1920: Vienna
Folder 857: B'nai Brith Hillel Foundation at McGill University 1948
Folder 858: Board of Education 1937: Detroit
Folder 859: Bondi, Arthur 1920
Folder 860: Books, New York Herald Tribune 1928-1937
Folder 861: Boudianoff-Boudin, L. 1898
Folder 862: Brandstein, Anya 1947-1948
Folder 863: Brandt and Brandt Dramatic Department 1927-1931: New York
Folder 864: Brentano's Publishers 1919-1927: New York
Folder 865: Bronx House 1929-1930
Folder 866: Brooklyn Hebrew Home and Hospital for the Aged 1925
Folder 867: Brookwood, Inc. 1925-1926: Katonah, NY
Folder 868: Buber, Martin 1902-1909: Judischer Verlag, Berlin
Folder 869: B - Miscellaneous 1909-1934
Folder 870: Calverton, V.F. 1925-1937, undated: The Modern Quarterly, Baltimore, MD
Folder 871: Canby, Henry S. 1942: The Saturday Review, New York
Folder 872: Central Jewish Institute 1924, 1936-1938: New York
Folder 873: Century's Jewish Progress in the United States 1933-1934
Folder 874: Chajes, Julius 1939-1942
Folder 875: Chapiro, Joseph 1924-1926: Vienna, Berlin
Folder 876: Cheney, Sheldon 1918-1926
Folder 877: Chicago Herald 1917
Folder 878: Chicago Tribune 1922
Folder 879: Chugarman, Samuel 1926
Folder 880: Civic Club 1926-1929: New York
Folder 881: Civic Repertory Theatre, Inc. 1926
Folder 882: Clark, Barrett H. 1920-1931
Folder 883: Cohen, Joseph H. 1920
Folder 884: Cole, Ashley T. 1928
Folder 885: Collective Film Producers, Inc. 1938: New York
Folder 886: Comite des Delegations Juives (Committee of Jewish Delegations) 1919: Paris
Folder 887: Conference of American Jewry 1925: Philadelphia
Folder 888: Conheim, Hermann 1911, 1924
Folder 889: Contempo, A Review of Ideas and Personalities 1931: Chapel Hill, NC
Folder 890: Corbiere, Henri 1927
Folder 891: Council of Young Israel and Young Israel Synagogue Organizations 1931: New York
Folder 892: Coward-McCann, Inc. 1947: book publishers
Folder 893: C - Miscellaneous 1897-1943
Folder 894: Dana, Harry 1925-1926: professor of Harvard University
Folder 895: Davidovitch, D. 1917
Folder 896: Davidson, Israel 1906-1907
Folder 897: Davidson, John 1921
Folder 898: Davidson, Louis B. 1924
Folder 899: Davis, Allan 1916-1920
Folder 900: Davis, Mrs. Benjamin 1918
Folder 901: de Sola Pool, David and Tamar 1917, 1933
Folder 902: Deutsches Theater 1909-1911: Berlin
Folder 903: Dewey, John 1929-1930
Folder 904: Digges, Dudley 1922
Folder 905: Dinter, Artur 1913: Vertriebsstelle des Verbandes Deutscher Buhnenschriftsteller (Sales Agents of the Association of German Playwrights), Berlin
Folder 906: Dolinsky, Nathan 1917: Exhibition Committee, Forward Building
Folder 907: Doran, George H. 1921
Folder 908: Drama League of America 1928-1933
Folder 909: D - Miscellaneous 1905-1937
Folder 910: East and West 1922: national weekly publication, A Journal for Thinking Jews, Chicago
Folder 911: Editor Magazine 1928
Folder 912: Educational Alliance 1915-1918: New York
Folder 913: Einles, Rosie 1897
Folder 914: Emanuel Sisterhood of Personal Service 1931
Folder 915: Emray Lecture Bureau 1936-1937: Kansas City
Folder 916: Equitable Life Assurance Society 1925, undated: New York
Folder 917: Erstein, Florence R. and Kate P. 1913-1920: to Mrs. Pinski
Folder 918: Ettingen, L. 1896-1897
Folder 919: Evalenko, A.M. 1905-1907
Folder 920: Evolution, A Journal of Nature 1929: New York
Folder 921: Ewers, H.H. 1914-1919
Folder 922: E - Miscellaneous 1898-1940
Folder 923: Falk, Henry O. 1917-1923
Folder 924: Farber, Allan 1929
Folder 925: Feder, Sara 1932: Pictorial Palestine, Chicago
Folder 926: Federation of Jewish Farmers of America 1916: New York
Folder 927: Federation of the Jewish Philanthropies of Pittsburgh 1932
Folder 928: Feraru, Leon 1914-1915
Folder 929: Fischer-Verlag Theater Abteilung 1922: Berlin
Folder 930: Fisk, Harrison Grey 1909
Folder 931: Fleg, Edmond undated: Pro Bibliotheca Judaica, Paris
Folder 932: Fleisig, Rejane S. 1929
Folder 933: Forum (publication) 1928: New York
Folder 934: Forum Theatre 1934-1935: New York
Folder 935: Frank, Benno 1940: professor of Theatrical Sciences, University of Scranton
Folder 936: Frank, Waldo undated
Folder 937: Free Russia Society 1917-1918, 1944: New York
Folder 938: Freedman, Harold 1924
Folder 939: French, Samuel 1926-1947: Oldest Play Publishers in the World, New York
Folder 940: Freyer, Gilberto M. 1922
Folder 941: Friedland, Sol 1918-1920
Folder 942: Friedman, William 1948
Folder 943: Frink, Mrs. Horace Westlake 1925
Folder 944: Frisch, A. and F. 1898-1899, 1909-1911
Folder 945: F - Miscellaneous 1902-1945
Folder 946: G., Lucy 1911-1914: to Mrs. Pinski
Folder 947: Geddes, Virgil undated
Folder 948: Gibjansky, C.A. 1910-1911: St. Petersburg
Folder 949: Glauberman, Isadore 1939
Folder 950: Glogau, Otto 1925: Deutscher Gesellig Wissenschaftlicher Verein von New York (German Social and Scientific Society of New York)
Folder 951: Goldberg, Isaac 1915-1937
Folder 952: Goldberg, Sarah Goldblatt, Rose M. 1927, , 1918
Folder 954: Golden Syndicate Publishing Company 1924-1925: Los Angeles, CA
Folder 955: Goldhammer, Leo 1932-1936
Folder 956: Goldman, Sachs and Company 1937
Folder 957: Goldman, Solomon 1926-1927: Cleveland
Folder 958: Goldschmidt Moses, Lucy 1909-1916
Folder 959: Great Northern Theatre 1937: Chicago
Folder 960: Green, S.D. 1925: Department of Business Instruction, Senior High School, Trenton, NJ
Folder 961: Greenberg, Jack 1909, 1925
Folder 962: Grieve, C.M. 1932
Folder 963: Grinnell College 1923: Dramatic Composition and Play Production class
Folder 964: Gross, Philip 1919, 1935: Young Men's Hebrew Association
Folder 965: Grossman, Rudolph 1922
Folder 966: Grossman, Samuel 1918-1919: Jewish Welfare Board, New York
Folder 967: Grossman, S.S. 1916-1919: Bureau of Jewish Education, New York
Folder 968: Gugenheim Memorial Foundation 1925-1927, 1937: New York
Folder 969: Gussiev-Orenburgsky, Sergei Ivanovitch 1929: testimonial
Folder 970: Guttman, Nachum 1940: 20th anniversary of Tel Hai and Trumpeldor (Betar)
Folder 971: G - Miscellaneous 1909-1929
Folder 972: Hallock, H.G.C. 1928-1929: Shanghai, China
Folder 973: Hammerslough, Alec J. 1923, 1934
Folder 974: Hampden, Walter 1935
Folder 975: Hanau, Stella undated
Folder 976: Handy, Egbert Gillis 1926: The Search-Light Organization
Folder 977: Harper and Brothers Publishers 1922-1924
Folder 978: de Harrack, Charles 1919: Russian pianist
Folder 979: Hebrew National Orphan House 1917: New York
Folder 980: Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society of America (HIAS) 1914-1920, 1933-1940
Folder 981: Hebrew Technical Institute (Technion) 1939: Haifa, Israel
Folder 982: Hebrew Union College Monthly 1919-1923: Cincinnati
Folder 983: Heifetz, Vladimir 1942
Folder 984: Heimann, Moritz 1898-1899, 1909, 1922
Folder 985: Hellman, Frances 1895-1917
Folder 986: Herrschaft, Elena L. 1929
Folder 987: Hillman, A. 1903: publisher and bookseller, New York
Folder 988: Hirschfeld, Johanna 1900, 1911
Folder 989: Hirschfield, Mrs. M.S. 1922
Folder 990: Holitscher, Arthur 1912
Folder 991: Hopp, Julius 1916
Folder 992: Houston Publishing Company, Inc. 1922: New York
Folder 993: Hudson Guild 1917
Folder 994: Huebsch, B.W. 1915-1931, 1947: publisher, New York
Folder 995: Hurok, S. 1926: Habima, New York
Folder 996: H - Miscellaneous 1899-1947
Folder 997: Intercollegiate Socialist Society 1921
Folder 998: International Workers' Aid 1926: New York
Folder 999: Inter-Racial Press of America 1929
Folder 1000: Irving Place Theatre 1903, 1918: New York
Folder 1001: Israelitischer Wochenblatt fur die Schweitz (Jewish weekly newspaper of Switzerland) 1928: Zurich
Folder 1002: I - Miscellaneous 1910-1941
Folder 1003: Jacobi, Frederick 1917
Folder 1004: Jewish Agency for Palestine 1934
Folder 1005: Jewish Biographical Bureau 1926-1927: New York
Folder 1006: Jewish Book Council of America 1947-1948: New York
Folder 1007: Jewish Broadcasting Corporation 1929: Religion, Education, Entertainment, New York
Folder 1008: Jewish Center 1920: New York
Folder 1009: Jewish Centers Association 1929: Detroit
Folder 1010: Jewish Chronicle 1921: London
Folder 1011: Jewish Club, Inc. 1942: New York
Folder 1012: Jewish Community Center 1928, 1935: Atlantic City, NJ
Folder 1013: Jewish Community Center 1929: Jersey City, NJ
Folder 1014: Jewish Community Center 1937: Philadelphia
Folder 1015: Jewish Community Council 1947: Cleveland
Folder 1016: Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society 1931: Colorado
Folder 1017: Jewish Daily Bulletin 1934: New York
Folder 1018: Jewish Drama League 1928: London
Folder 1019: Jewish Federation of Youngstown 1936: Youngstown, OH
Folder 1020: Jewish Forum Publishing Company 1919-1925: New York
Folder 1021: Jewish Spectator 1942: New York
Folder 1022: Jewish Statistical Bureau 1933: New York
Folder 1023: Jewish Theological Seminary of America 1947: New York
Folder 1024: Jewish Tribune 1930: the American Jewish Weekly, New York
Folder 1025: Jewish Welfare Board 1923-1935: New York
Folder 1026: Joint Boycott Council of the American Jewish Congress and Jewish Labor Committee 1939
Folder 1027: Joselow, Charles 1929: Kappa Gamma Fraternity, Gallaudet College
Folder 1028: Judean Drama Guild 1929: New York
Folder 1029: Judischer Verlag (Jewish Publishing) 1902, 1925: Berlin
Folder 1030: Judisches Lexikon (Jewish Lexicon) 1929: Berlin
Folder 1031: J - Miscellaneous 1899-1937
Folder 1032: Kahane, Arthur 1910: Deutsches Theater zu Berlin (German Theater in Berlin)
Folder 1033: Kantor, Amalie 1932-1933
Folder 1034: Kaplansky, Gertrude 1922
Folder 1035: Kassel, Anna Sherman 1931
Folder 1036: Kay, Paul 1922: London
Folder 1037: Kehillah of New York 1915
Folder 1038: Kheel, Abraham J. 1924
Folder 1039: Kingsbridge Heights Jewish Center 1929: New York
Folder 1040: Kissin, Rita 1931
Folder 1041: Kline, Burton 1919-1920: New York Tribune
Folder 1042: Kling, Joseph undated: The Pagan, A Unique Monthly
Folder 1043: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. 1925-1926: Borzoi Books, New York
Folder 1044: Knopf, Mildred 1924-1926
Folder 1045: Viscount Knutsford (Sydney George Holland) 1928: London Hospital
Folder 1046: Kohut, Adolph 1913: Berlin
Folder 1047: Kopeloff, Nicholas 1920: Psychiatric Institute, New York
Folder 1048: Kosovsky, Wladimir 1909: Union Generale des Ouvriers Israelies de Lithuanie, Pologne et Russia (General Union of Jewish Workers of Lithuania, Poland and Russia, (Bund)), Geneva
Folder 1049: Kramer, Louis 1931-1938
Folder 1050: Krantz, Philip 1898: The Abend Blatt (Evening Paper) and Arbeiter Zeitung (Workers Newspaper), New York
Folder 1051: Kritchevsky, W. 1935
Folder 1052: Kugel, Victor 1907-1910: Theater und Kunst (Theater and Art), St. Petersburg
Folder 1053: Kuntz, Charles 1935
Folder 1054: Kwasha, George J. 1920
Folder 1055: K - Miscellaneous 1906-1948
Folder 1056: Landau, Theodor 1922-1938: professor, Berlin
Folder 1057: Landesman, Alter F. 1924
Folder 1058: Lathrop, Cornelia undated
Folder 1059: Laurvick, J.N. 1914-1915: Commissioner of Fine Arts of Norway
Folder 1060: League of American Writers, Inc. 1941
Folder 1061: League for Independent Political Action 1930
Folder 1062: League for Industrial Democracy 1925-1931
Folder 1063: League for Labor Palestine 1934: New York
Folder 1064: League for Public Discussion 1924
Folder 1065: Lenox Hill Players, Inc. 1928
Folder 1066: Leonard, Oscar 1909-1913
Folder 1067: Lerner, W. Zolley 1933: University of Nebraska
Folder 1068: Levien, Sonya 1915: Metropolitan, New York
Folder 1069: Levin, Beatrice S. 1947
Folder 1070: Samuel Levinger Memorial Committee 1930-1938: also Elma Levinger
Folder 1071: Levinson S. 1898-1906
Folder 1072: Levitt, Isidore 1926
Folder 1073: Levitsky, Louis M. 1924-1925: Wilkes Barre, PA
Folder 1074: Lewisohn, Adele 1914-1918
Folder 1075: Lewisohn, Ludwig 1903-1904, 1915-1921
Folder 1076: Lewisohn, Ludwig 1921: The Nation, same as above
Folder 1077: Liber, B. 1918
Folder 1078: Liqht, James 1928
Folder 1079: Lipsky, Louis 1902, 1911, 1930
Folder 1080: Lipzin, K. 1901
Folder 1081: Litten, Fanny 1899-1902
Folder 1082: Loewe, Heinrich 1910: Orient, Monatschrift fur Kultur und Leben der Juden (Monthly Magazine for Culture and Life of the Jews), Berlin
Folder 1083: Loggins, Vernon undated
Folder 1084: Lotting, Eva (Else Cohn) 1920
Folder 1085: Lyceum Theatre 1905: New York
Folder 1086: Lyon, Sam B. 1935-1940: also Cecile Lyon
Folder 1087: L - Miscellaneous 1891-1948
Folder 1088: Macaulay Company Publishers 1930-1933: New York
Folder 1089: Madison Players 1929
Folder 1090: Malkiel, Leon A. 1926
Folder 1091: Manischewitz, B. Company 1935-1938
Folder 1092: Manner, Jane 1922
Folder 1093: Mansfield, Henry S. 1910-1911
Folder 1094: Masaryk, Thomas G. 1918: The Democratic Mid-European Union
Folder 1095: Margolin, Anna 1929: The Day, National Jewish Daily
Folder 1096: Margolies, Florence 1918-1919
Folder 1097: Markon, Isaak 1932: professor, Hamburg
Folder 1098: Markowitz, Augusta 1919: New York Public Library
Folder 1099: Marks, Laura 1929
Folder 1100: Marx, Olga 1920
Folder 1101: Marquis, A.N. and Company 1915-1923, 1939: publishers, Chicago
Folder 1102: Marshall, Louis 1916-1918
Folder 1103: Mayflower Publishing Company, Inc. 1929-1930: Washington, D.C.
Folder 1104: Mayor of New York City, office of 1921: (John F. Sinnott, Mayor Hylan's secretary)
Folder 1105: McBride, Robert M. and Company 1926: publishers, New York
Folder 1106: McCauley, Ina H. 1931
Folder 1107: Mechner, Ernst 1932: Berlin
Folder 1108: The Meeting Place 1931: New York
Folder 1109: Melnik, I. 1898-1920
Folder 1110: Mendel, Esther 1917-1931: (Mendelssohn)
Folder 1111: Menorah 1930-1932: Jolisches Familienblatt fur Wissenschaft, Kunst und Literatur (Jolisch's Family Paper for Science, Art and Literature), Vienna
Folder 1112: Menorah Societies 1917-1932: Harvard Menorah Society, 1919-1931
Intercollegiate Menorah Association, New York, 1917, 1928-1931
Menorah Alumni of the City of New York, undated
The Menorah Journal, New York, 1918-1928
The Menorah Lecture Bureau, New York, 1927-1931
Menorah Society of the University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, 1923
Menorah Society of Washington Square, New York University, 1930-1932
Folder 1113: G. and C. Merriam Company 1942: Publishers of Genuine Webster Dictionaries, Springfield, MA
Folder 1114: Metro-Goldwyn Pictures 1926: New York
Folder 1115: Midland 1928: A Magazine of the Middle West, published at Iowa City, IA
Folder 1116: Michael, Joseph 1916
Folder 1117: Michaelis, Florence M. 1922
Folder 1118: Michajlovsky, Nicolai 1895
Folder 1119: Milch, Jacob 1919
Folder 1120: Mill, John 1899-1902
Folder 1121: Modern Library 1931: New York
Folder 1122: Modern Monthly 1940-1941: (formerly the Modern Quarterly), New York
Folder 1123: Modern Speakers Bureau 1932: New York
Folder 1124: Morrisohn, Maurice 1910-1912
Folder 1125: Morrison, H. 1929
Folder 1126: Muhlhauser, Frank 1918-1919
Folder 1127: Muller, Ernst undated: Jaffa, Israel
Folder 1128: Muller, Rudolf 1939
Folder 1129: Myers, Irene 1917
Folder 1130: M - Miscellaneous 1906-1948
Folder 1131: Nachimson, S. 1909
Folder 1132: Nakhshon Limited 1937-1938: Haifa, Israel
Folder 1133: Natanson 1902
Folder 1134: Nathan, Robert undated: The P.E.N. World Association of Writers, American Center
Folder 1135: National Artists Bureau 1937-1938: New York
Folder 1136: National Committee for Jewish Book Week 1941-1942: New York
Folder 1137: National Council of Jewish Women 1924: Chicago
Folder 1138: National Cyclopedia of American Biography, Editorial Department 1925-1927
Folder 1139: National Jewish Welfare Board 1948: New York
Folder 1140: National Labor Committee for the Jewish Workers in Palestine 1931, 1947: New York
Folder 1141: National Travel Club 1925: New York
Folder 1142: National Urban League 1929-1933: New York
Folder 1143: National Workmen's Committee on Jewish Rights 1917: New York
Folder 1144: Nazimova, Alla 1923
Folder 1145: Neighborhood Playhouse 1915-1926, 1936: New York
Folder 1146: Neue Freie Presse (New Free Press) 1922: Vienna
Folder 1147: New Palestine 1926: official organ of the Zionist Organization of America, New York
Folder 1148: New Star Films, Inc. 1938-1939: New York
Folder 1149: New Theatre League 1936-1937
Folder 1150: New Theatre of Philadelphia 1939
Folder 1151: New York Fraternity Clubs Building 1926: National Cyclopedia of American Biography, New York
Folder 1152: New York Public Library 1916-1923
Folder 1153: New York World's Fair 1940
Folder 1154: Nordau, Max 1922
Folder 1155: Nossig, Alfred and Rosa 1925-1927
Folder 1156: Novak-Schreiber, Vilem 1939: engineer in Prague
Folder 1157: Novelty Theatre 1912: New York
Folder 1158: N - Miscellaneous 1913-1934
Folder 1159: O'Dwyer, William 1948: mayor of New York City
Folder 1160: Ogden, A.G. 1940: The Bobbs Merrill Company, publishers, Indianapolis
Folder 1161: Oglethorpe University 1920: Georgia
Folder 1162: O'neil, Raymond 1918: The Playhouse, Cleveland
Folder 1163: Oppenheim, James 1917: The Seven Arts, New York
Folder 1164: Oppenheimer. Mildred R. 1925
Folder 1165: Orlaz, N. 1908
Folder 1166: Orlenev, Paul N. undated: Russian actor
Folder 1167: ORT: moved to folder 97
Folder 1168: Ostrowsky, Ella undated
Folder 1169: Palestine Land Development Company Limited 1936-1937: Haifa, Israel
Folder 1170: Paramount Famous Lasky Corporation undated
Folder 1171: Parents' Committee of Jewish Refugee Children 1947
Folder 1172: Parzen, Herbert 1921
Folder 1173: Paxton Hibben Memorial Hospital Fund 1929
Folder 1174: Pellegrini amd Cudahay, Inc. 1948: publishers, New York
Folder 1175: P.E.N. Club 1938-1939
Folder 1176: People's Relief Committee for the Jewish War Sufferers 1916: New York
Folder 1177: Pinker, James B. and Sons 1927-1932: literary dramatice and film agents
Folder 1178: Playwrights Club 1928: New York
Folder 1179: Podell, David L. 1942
Folder 1180: Pool, David de Sola 1918-1921: Joint Distribution Committee
Folder 1181: Posselt, Erich 1917: Deutsches Journal (German Journal), America's Greatest German Newspaper, New York
Folder 1182: Potofsky, Jacob S. 1921-1924
Folder 1183: Preston Publishing Company 1926: New York
Folder 1184: Protovska, A. 1909
Folder 1185: Provincetown Playhouse 1924-1928
Folder 1186: Provisional Commission for the Establishment of Jewish Farm Settlements in the United States 1933
Folder 1187: Przybyszewski, Stanislaw 1921
Folder 1188: Public Forum, Inc. 1917
Folder 1189: P - Miscellaneous 1909-1947
Folder 1190: Quality Play Company, Inc. 1928: authors representatives
Folder 1191: Rabinovitz, Rae undated: Equity Players, Inc., New York
Folder 1192: Radin, Max 1916: Achavah
Folder 1193: Radio Broadcasting Corporation of New York, Inc. 1928
Folder 1194: Rand School of Social Science 1924-1940: New York
Folder 1195: Rebush, Roman 1941
Folder 1196: Recreation Rooms and Settlement 1920: New York
Folder 1197: Reich, Emil 1940: Judischer Kulturbund in Deutschland (Federation of Jewish Culture in Germany), Vienna branch
Folder 1198: Reicher, Hedwig(a) and Frank 1910-1947
Folder 1199: Reinhardt, Max undated
Folder 1200: Reinus, Marie 1897
Folder 1201: Repertory Theatre of Boston 1928
Folder 1202: Retzbank, Arthur 1909
Folder 1203: Richards, B.G. 1906-1913: The Chronicle, A Jewish Weekly Newspaper, New York
Folder 1204: Ringel, Fred J. 1928-1932
Folder 1205: Ringo, Miriam K. undated
Folder 1206: RKO Studios, Inc. 1935
Folder 1207: Robinson, David 1924
Folder 1208: Rocky Woods Camp undated
Folder 1209: Roda Roda, Alexander (Sandor Friedrich Ladislaus Rosenfeld) 1923
Folder 1210: Roland, Lewis B. (B. Roland Lewis) 1921: University of Utah, Salt Lake City
Folder 1211: Romeike, Henry, Inc. 1917-1918
Folder 1212: Rose, Mrs. J.A. undated
Folder 1213: Rosenblatt, J.A. 1922-1926: Commercial Publishing and Publicity Company, New York
Folder 1214: Rosenfeld, Kurt 1939
Folder 1215: Rosensaft, Jacob 1928
Folder 1216: Rosenwald, Augusta undated
Folder 1217: Ross, Howard S. 1920
Folder 1218: Ross, Sidney 1926-1928
Folder 1219: Roth, Samuel 1917-1920
Folder 1220: Rothenberg, Morris 1923: Palestine Foundation Fund (Keren Hayesod), New York
Folder 1221: Rothschild, Henrietta 1903-1927
Folder 1222: Ruskay, Mrs. Cecil B. 1924-1926
Folder 1223: R - Miscellaneous 1897-1942
Folder 1224: Sachs, B.S. undated
Folder 1225: Sachs, Cecilia 1921
Folder 1226: Sachs, Nelly 1914-1925
Folder 1227: Sackin, I.M. 1924-1930
Folder 1228: Saumelle, Gerta 1929
Folder 1229: Saunders, Whitelaw 1919
Folder 1230: Sbritsky, David 1923
Folder 1231: Scarli, Daniel 1923
Folder 1232: Schiff, Jacob 1916: 1917 Campaign for Jewish War Sufferers, New York
Folder 1233: Schlossberg, Anna 1924
Folder 1234: Schulte, C.E. 1947
Folder 1235: Schwartz, Carl undated
Folder 1236: Schwartz, Jules 1924: The Emes Publishing Company, Inc., New York
Folder 1237: Schwartz, May 1917
Folder 1238: Science League of America 1925
Folder 1239: Seiden, Vera Gisela 1922
Folder 1240: Seltzer, Adele 1911
Folder 1241: Seltzer, Thomas 1913
Folder 1242: Selwyn and Company, Inc. 1923: Selwyn Theatre Building, New York
Folder 1243: Shamberg, Abram D. 1919
Folder 1244: Sharon Books 1947
Folder 1245: Sherman, E. 1897-1918
Folder 1246: Shubert Theatrical Company 1924: New York
Folder 1247: Sidney, Paul 1923
Folder 1248: Abba Hillel Silver Tribute Dinner 1947
Folder 1249: Simon and Schuster Publishers 1927-1929: New York
Folder 1250: Simon, Marjorie F. 1929
Folder 1251: Slochower, Harry 1929
Folder 1252: Snegoff, L. 1932
Folder 1253: Society for Jewish Culture 1926: New York
Folder 1254: Solon, Ruth 1917
Folder 1255: Soltes, Mordecai 1931: Jewish Welfare Board, New York
Folder 1256: Soviet Russia Medical Relief Committee undated: Philadelphia
Folder 1257: Spachaner, Leopold 1910
Folder 1258: Spiwak 1909, undated
Folder 1259: Stamford Jewish Center 1934-1935: Connecticut
Folder 1260: Stander, Irvin 1926
Folder 1261: Stanislavsky, Konstanty 1906
Folder 1262: Stern, Louis E. 1924
Folder 1263: Stanton, Martha S. 1934-1935
Folder 1264: Steigel, Mrs. A.E. 1918
Folder 1265: Steiger, Edgar undated
Folder 1266: Stein Gans, Birdie 1912-1913
Folder 1267: Stratford Company Publishers 1921-1927
Folder 1268: Straus, D. 1915
Folder 1269: Straus, Hugh Grant 1935
Folder 1270: Strindberg undated
Folder 1271: Strunsky, Simeon 1916: The New York Evening Post
Folder 1272: Sulzberger, Cyrus L. 1916: chairman of the 1917 Campaign for Jewish War Sufferers
Folder 1273: Sunrise Co-operative Farm Community 1935
Folder 1274: Syrkin, Grete 1932
Folder 1275: Syrkin, J. 1936
Folder 1276: Szold, Henrietta 1906: The Jewish Publication Society of America
Folder 1277: S - Miscellaneous 1906-1937
Folder 1278: Tamiment Camp 1924-1930
Folder 1279: Tarlau, Evelyn Liesel 1909
Folder 1280: Taub, William P. 1931
Folder 1281: Temple Emanu-El 1937: Montreal
Folder 1282: Temple Israel Community Center 1929: New York
Folder 1283: Tepper, Joseph 1928
Folder 1284: Teschner, J. 1927
Folder 1285: Tevel Zankel, Harry 1937
Folder 1286: Theatre Arts Magazine 1920-1925: New York
Folder 1287: Theatre Bureau 1921: New York
Folder 1288: Theatre Guild 1920-1934: New York
Folder 1289: Theatre and School 1928: journal
Folder 1290: Theatre Union 1933-1934: New York
Folder 1291: Theatre Workshop of New York City 1917-1918
Folder 1292: Theodoroff, Petko 1900-1902
Folder 1293: Times 1926: London
Folder 1294: Town and Country 1915: New York
Folder 1295: Training School for Jewish Social Work 1928-1932: New York
Folder 1296: Traubel, Anne 1920
Folder 1297: Trevillian, H.D. 1931
Folder 1298: Triesch, Irene undated
Folder 1299: Turets, Leah 1928
Folder 1300: Udell, L.H. 1918: Radical Book Shop, Chicago
Folder 1301: United Educational Society 1913: New York
Folder 1302: United Hebrew Trades of the State of New York 1923
Folder 1303: United Jewish Appeal Inc. for Refugees and Overseas Needs 1939-1942
Folder 1304: United Jewish Campaign of New York 1926
Folder 1305: United Labor Education Committee 1919
Folder 1306: United Palestine Appeal 1926-1942: New York
Folder 1307: United Thrift Plan 1929: New York
Folder 1308: United Zionists-Revisionists of America 1948
Folder 1309: Unity House 1925-1934: Forest Park, PA
Folder 1310: Universal Jewish Encyclopedia, Inc. 1942
Folder 1311: United Pictures Corporation 1931-1932: New York
Folder 1312: University Heights Co-operative Apartments, Inc. 1930
Folder 1313: University of Minnesota 1922
Folder 1314: University Settlement Society of New York 1921-1923
Folder 1315: Untermeyer, Minnie and Samuel 1915-1923
Folder 1316: Vaad Bitachon (Security and Safety Committee) 1941
Folder 1317: Vagabonds 1933: New York
Folder 1318: Van Doren, Mark and Irita 1924: The Nation, New York
Folder 1319: Vanzler, Joseph 1927: The Prekonsol Company
Folder 1320: Vassili undated
Folder 1321: Vertriebsstelle des Verbandes Deutscher Buhnenschriftsteller und Buhnenkomponisten (Sales Agents of the Association of German Playwright and Composer for the Stage) 1915, 1930: (company with limited liability), Berlin
Folder 1322: Viking Press, Inc. 1926-1938: publishers, New York
Folder 1323: Vinaver, Chemjo 1939
Folder 1324: Vollmoeller, Karl undated
Folder 1325: Voskhod (Sunrise) Magazine 1895: St. Petersburg
Folder 1326: Wachs, Isadore S. 1924
Folder 1327: Wachtel, Henry I. 1926
Folder 1328: Wagner, Samuel 1932
Folder 1329: Walker, Stuart, Company undated
Folder 1330: Wanger, Walter 1915, undated: Alpha Delta Phi Club, New York
Folder 1331: Warburg, Felix 1925
Folder 1332: Washington Square Players, Inc. 1915-1916: at the Bandbox Theatre, New York
Folder 1333: Webster, Minnie Elizabeth undated
Folder 1334: Weinberg, Jacob 1938
Folder 1335: Weinberg, Louise B. undated
Folder 1336: Weiner, Joseph 1926
Folder 1337: Weiner, Lazar 1942
Folder 1338: Weinstein, Berta 1924
Folder 1339: Weis, J. Max 1926
Folder 1340: Weiser, Jacob 1936
Folder 1341: Weldler, Henry 1909: same as below
Folder 1342: Weldler, Norbert 1909-1910: same as above
Folder 1343: Weltreisebureau Union (World Travel Bureau Union) 1922: Berlin
Folder 1344: Wessel, Rachel S. undated
Folder 1345: West Philadelphia Jewish Community Center 1937
Folder 1346: Whalen, Grover A. 1947
Folder 1347: Whitacre, Joseph A. 1926: Times-Republican, Marshalltown, IA
Folder 1348: White, Bessie 1929-1939
Folder 1349: White, Ruth 1929
Folder 1350: Who's Who in American Jewry 1936-1939, undated
Folder 1351: Wilck, Laura D. 1923
Folder 1352: Williams, John D. 1926
Folder 1353: Wilner, Max R. Enterprises, Inc. 1914, 1925: New York
Folder 1354: Wentworth, Margaret 1929
Folder 1355: Wise, Jonah B. 1934-1939
Folder 1356: Wise, Stephen S. 1937-1948
Folder 1357: H. Wolff Estate Book Manufacturer 1918-1929: New York
Folder 1358: Wolfsohn, Juliusz 1923-1926, 1936-1942: concert pianist, conservatory professor, Vienna
Folder 1359: Wolpaw, Eda L. 1929: Library of the Euclid Avenue Temple, Cleveland
Folder 1360: Workers Cooperative Library 1936: New York
Folder 1361: Workers Defense League 1940: New York
Folder 1362: Workers Education Bureau of America 1926
Folder 1363: Workers' International Relief 1929
Folder 1364: Workers Self Educational Center, Inc. 1923: New York
Folder 1365: Works Progress Administration for the City of New York 1936-1940
Folder 1366: Writers' League Against Lynching 1934: New York
Folder 1367: Yaroslavsky, David 1924-1925
Folder 1368: Young Israel 1926: A Magazine for Jewish Girls and Boys, Cincinnati, OH
Folder 1369: Young Judea of Greater Boston 1926
Folder 1370: Young Men's Hebrew Association 1924-1925: Baltimore, MD
Folder 1371: Young Men's Hebrew Association of the Bronx undated: New York
Folder 1372: Young Men's Hebrew Association 1912, 1933-1937: New York
Folder 1373: Young Men's Hebrew Association 1916-1917: Scranton, PA
Folder 1374: Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew Association 1924-1929: Newark, NJ
Folder 1375: Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew Association 1927: Paterson, NJ
Folder 1376: Israel Zangwill Reception Committee 1923: New York
Folder 1377: Zeitlin, E. 1899
Folder 1378: Zeta Beta Tau Quarterly 1919
Folder 1379: Zionist Organization of America 1918-1938
Folder 1380: Zionist Organization of Canada 1942
Folder 1381: Zlocisti, Theodor 1903
Folder 1382: Zobel, Mrs. undated
Folder 1383: Unidentified letters 1896-1948, undated