Spiro, Leon, 1900-

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Leon Spiro was a member of a pioneer California family. He was also a literary impresario; a collector and distributor of poetry in nine languages; and a translator of Spanish, French, and Portuguese. Besides being a civil engineer for the city of San Francisco, he also created the Star-West Library and the publications Star-West, the Sausalito-Belvedere Gazette, and the Larvae du Golden Gate. In addition, he also wrote columns about California's interests and concerns for The Journal, an official publication of the Birmingham (England) Trades Council, during the 1960s and 1970s.

From the description of Leon Spiro papers and photographs, 1928-1975. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 71174577

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creatorOf Spiro, Leon, b. 1900. Leon Spiro papers and photographs, 1928-1975. Judah L. Magnes Memorial Museum, Rabbi Morris Goldstein Library
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associatedWith A and S Dept. Stores. corporateBody
associatedWith Alexander family. family
associatedWith Alexander, Marie person
correspondedWith Michel, Julian person
associatedWith San Francisco Junior Symphony. corporateBody
associatedWith Spiro family family
associatedWith Spiro, Maurice. person
associatedWith Spiro, Michael, Jr. person
associatedWith University of California, Berkeley. Library. corporateBody
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California--San Francisco
Nevada
California
California--Berkeley
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Department stores
Jewelers
Jews
Librarians
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Birth 1900

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