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January 18, 1952 (Creation)
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3 photographs : b&w copy negatives ; 8 x 10 cm
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52-3727_001 and photo missing from envelope appeared on Page 3 of the Monday, February 4, 1952 edition of the newspaper as part of the article: "Jewish Pupils Don't Mind Additional Study".
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Photo caption from published versions of 52-3727_001 and photo missing from envelope: "JEWISH SCHOOL CLASSES - Rabbi Julius Levine is conducting classes in Jewish history, language and chanting at the Beth Jacob Synagogue, after regular school hours, to elementary school children. The rabbi shown in the top photo [52-3727_001 ] instructing Nancy Arbuck during a history class, Arnie Goldstein is at left and Mona Mausberg, right. In lower photo [see 52-3727_003 for closest version] Howie Budd and Ruth-Ann Bierstock study a chart displaying the Yiddish alphabet."