Papers, 1932-1953.

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Papers, 1932-1953.

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The collection reflects Levine's humanitarian work on several causes, including his effort to build the research library collection at the Beth Gordon Museum at Dagania Aleph in Palestine, and to collect agriculture-related literature appropriate for the kind of agriculture being practiced in the Middle East. A folder is devoted to Levine's effort to collect money for flowers to be sent to a former college landlady, who was in poor health. During World War II, Levine worked with Jewish Family Welfare Assn. and other organizations to assist Jews attempting to flee Europe; related papers are included in this collection. Levine was also involved with a move to establish fair dues for credit union membership and to establish Group Health HMO.

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University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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Levine, M. N. (Moses Naphtali), 1886-1962

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Moses Levine was born in Latvia in 1886, but took his college education at the University of Minnesota, finishing with a Ph. D. in Plant Pathology. He worked with the USDA Agricultural Research Service and was associated with the University of Minnesota Dept. of Plant Pathology. Although he was not Jewish, he was interested in the agricultural research being done by Jewish settlers and worked on cereal rust problems in Palestine, and assisted various humanitarian efforts for Palestine, and with ...

Levine, Moses Napthalison, 1886-1962

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Moses Levine was born in Ludza, Latvia on June 23, 1886. He attended schools in Moscow, Russia, Woodbine, New Jersey and East Lansing, Michigan before coming to the University of Minnesota. Moses Levine earned his B.S. degree in 1915, M.S. degree in 1916 and his Ph.D. in 1924 in Plant Pathology, all from the University of Minnesota. He began his career working with the Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station (1914-1915) and spent two years as an assistant in the Department of Plan...