Papers, 1920-1966.

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Papers, 1920-1966.

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Certificate of incorporation of Agudath Israel of America, 1920; financial reports of Agudath Israel, 1940-1966; programs and lists for anniversary dinners and testimonial dinners for Congressman Sol Bloom, 1944-1957; files on Agudath Israel Youth Council, and its refugee and immigration work, 1940-1948; minutes, correspondence, and lists for Camp Agudah, 1943-1960, and Camp Bnos, 1950-1960; correspondence, photographs, and programs of national conventions of Agudath Israel, 1943-1953; correspondence concerning child refugee rescue campaigns in Europe, 1947-1949, food packages to Europe, 1940-1943, immigration cases of Hungarian Jews, 1956, and Save-A-Child Foundation, 1947-1958; correspondence with Agudath branches and divisions in Montreal, Jerusalem, London, Baltimore, Boro Park (Brooklyn), East Bronx, Cleveland, and Philadelphia.

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Bloom, Sol, 1870-1949

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Young, Charles.

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Zeirei Agudath Israel of America

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