61. Guide To The Papers Of Louis Marshall (1856-1929)nd, 1905-1933*P Davis, James J. (Box 2/Folder 7). dickstein, samuel (Box 2, Folder 8, 2/10,3/1, 3/2). Dillingham, William P. (Box 1, Folder 1, 1/3, 1/8, 2/2). http://www.cjh.org/academic/findingaids/AJHS/nhprc/LouisMarshallb.html

Guide to the Papers of Louis Marshall (1856-1929) n.d., 1905-1933 *P-24 Processed by Irene Korenfield American Jewish Historical Society Center for Jewish History 15 West 16th Street New York, NY 10011 Phone: (212) 294-6160 Fax: (212) 294-6161 Email: ajhs@ajhs.org URL: http://www.ajhs.org Center for Jewish History, Publisher. Machine-readable finding aid created by Irene Korenfield as an MS Word document. July 2003. Electronic finding aid converted to EAD 2002 by Tanya Elder. Sept. 2003. Description is in English. Descriptive Summary Creator: Louis Marshall (1856-1929) Title: Louis Marshall Papers Dates: n.d., 1905-1933 Abstract: Louis Marshall, a leader in American Judaism, was born in Syracuse, New York. He moved to New York City and graduated from Columbia Law School in 1877; in 1894, he joined the law firm of Guggenheimer and Untermyer, later becoming a partner in the firm. Marshall was a Reform Jew; president and stragetist of the American Jewish Committee; Chairman of the Commission of Immigration in New York state; and led the opposition concerning the establishment of literacy tests for new immigrants. Marshall was a defender of Leo Frank, a negotiator in the Peace Conference of 1919, and attempted to block Henry Ford's publication, the Dearborn Independent , due to anti-Semitic rhetoric. Though Marshall was a somewhat controversial figure in American Judaism, he nonetheless worked diligently on issues regarding Jewish immigration and rights. The collection contains correspondence, memoranda, pamphlets, minutes, reports, and copies of Congressional bills.

62. 1999-2000 Progress Report Dr. dickstein continues to interact with Drs. close scientific contact with Dr.Ernest Retzel at the University of Minnesota, and Dr. samuel Cartinhour at http://medicago.org/documents/NSF_report_2000.html

Medicago truncatula as the Nodal Species for Comparative and Functional legume genomics NSF Project 9872664, 1999-2000 Progress Report (NSF Plant Genome Program) Abstract Research activities conducted under this program encompasses the following approaches: (1) comparative genomics, which involves comparing the organization of genes between Medicago truncatula, the crop legumes pea, alfalfa, and soybean, and the well-characterized model plant Arabidopsis thaliana; (2) functional genomics, which involves constructing and characterizing a library of expressed gene sequences, and conducting large scale gene expression analysis to study gene function, and (3) bioinformatics, which involves experts in computing to develop databases and database resources for analysis and dissemination of Medicago truncatula genome information. The long term impact of this research will be to integrate genetic and functional information across legumes, and thereby expand opportunities for basic and applied agronomic research in economically important legume species. This knowledge will enable more efficient cloning and characterization of valuable genes and traits, such as those involved in disease resistance and crop productivity, and it will ultimately facilitate the development of improved crop varieties. Thus, many of the genes identified in the course of this research will become the focus of crop improvement strategies and of continued scientific investigation by plant biologists throughout the world. The work described in this progress report benefits enormously from previous NSF-sponsored research on the model plant Arabidopsis thaliana. Likewise, completion of the project will benefit not only research on legumes, but the broader scientific and lay communities as well.

63. Neue Seite 1 Translate this page Dickson, Leonard Eugene (22.1.1874 - 17.1.1954). dickstein, samuel (1851- 1939). Dieudonne, Jean (1906 - 1992). Digges, Thomas (1546 - 1595). http://www.mathe-ecke.de/mathematiker.htm

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64. Straty - Monika Kuhnke samuel dickstein, przewodniczacy wydzialu szkolnego, a ofiarodawcy zaproponowanofunkcje dozywotniego kuratora, która przyszlo mu pelnic do 1908 r. http://www.zabytki.pl/sources/straty/kuhnke2-99.html

Muzeum im. Mathiasa Bersohna w Warszawie. Monika Kuhnke Cenne, bezcenne/utracone, Nr 2 (14) kwiecieñ 1999 To, nie istniej±ce ju¿ dzi¶, muzeum zas³uguje na przypomnienie choæby z dwóch powodów: po pierwsze z uwagi na osobê fundatora, jednej z czo³owych postaci o¶wieconego spo³eczeñstwa ¿ydowskiego w Warszawie w drugiej po³owie XIX w., po drugie - ze wzglêdu na to, ¿e do wrze¶nia 1939 r. by³o jedynym muzeum w stolicy posiadaj±cym tak bogaty zbiór judaików. Ambitne plany rozbudowy muzeum i przekszta³cenia go w Centralne Muzeum ¯ydowskie w Polsce udaremni³a II wojna ¶wiatowa. Na szczególn± uwagê zas³uguje dzia³alno¶æ i zas³ugi Bersohna na polu kolekcjonerstwa dzie³ sztuki. Trzon jego znacznych zbiorów, nie tylko pozyskanych drog± dziedziczenia, ale i systematycznie przez wiele lat uzupe³nianych, stanowi³y obrazy i rysunki oraz judaika. Czê¶æ tych zbiorów, w roku 1902, podzieli³ pomiêdzy Muzeum Narodowe w Krakowie, darowuj±c temu muzeum 93 obiekty oraz Towarzystwo Sztuk Piêknych w Warszawie, dok±d przekaza³ 235 rysunków i akwarel z pro¶b± o umieszczenie ich w osobnej sali nosz±cej imiê darczyñcy. W lipcu 1905 r. Bersohn zwróci³ siê do Zarz±du Gminy ¯ydowskiej w Warszawie, której by³ czynnym dzia³aczem, z propozycj± przekazania jej, w celu stworzenia muzeum

65. Index For Surnames Beginning With P (Descendancy Pages) Translate this page POLUS-TAMAR) POLUS, Yitzak , (dickstein) , (POLUS-TAMAR) POLUS, YSROEL SHALOM ,(POLUS) POMERANZ, YOHEVED , (KAMINER-POMERANZ) POP, Aron samuel , (POP) POP http://www.heymannfamily.com/web/HeymannGed4Web/h_p.html

Index for surnames beginning with P (Descendancy Pages) A B C D ... Back to Main Page PAIS, Henry (b. 21 FEB 1911) , (ASHKENAZ-HUHNERKAUFER) (Veneeman-unknown) (BIELEFELD) (Isaac) ... (SPIER-SHAPIRO) PAKKEDRAGER, Abraham (b. 27 JUL 1936 - d. 14 APR 1943) , (YECHESKEL)-KRIJN) (SARLOUIS-ROODENBURG) (MAGNUS-POLAK) (ROODENBURG) ... (SCHNEIDER) PAKKEDRAGER, Aron MAURITS (b. 9 JAN 1904) , (BEEKMAN-HEN) PAKKEDRAGER, ASSA (b. 12 FEB 1975) , (YECHESKEL)-KRIJN) (SARLOUIS-ROODENBURG) (MAGNUS-POLAK) (ROODENBURG) ... (SCHNEIDER) PAKKEDRAGER, ELI (b. 10 AUG 1965) , (YECHESKEL)-KRIJN) (SARLOUIS-ROODENBURG) (MAGNUS-POLAK) (ROODENBURG) ... (SCHNEIDER) PAKKEDRAGER, Elizabeth ROZA (b. 17 MAY 1931) , (BEEKMAN-HEN) (ASHKENAZ-HUHNERKAUFER) (Veneeman-unknown) (BIELEFELD) ... (SPIER-SHAPIRO) PAKKEDRAGER, GAJA (b. 20 SEP 1973) , (YECHESKEL)-KRIJN) (SARLOUIS-ROODENBURG) (MAGNUS-POLAK) (ROODENBURG) ... (SCHNEIDER) PAKKEDRAGER, JEHUDA David (b. 4 OCT 1937) , (YECHESKEL)-KRIJN) (SARLOUIS-ROODENBURG) (MAGNUS-POLAK) (ROODENBURG) ... (SCHNEIDER) PAKKEDRAGER, Louis (b. 9 JAN 1937) , (BEEKMAN-HEN) (ASHKENAZ-HUHNERKAUFER) (Veneeman-unknown) (BIELEFELD) ... (SPIER-SHAPIRO) PAKKEDRAGER, Miriam ELISHEVA (b. 19 JUN 1941)

66. INS Monthly Review the members of the House of Representatives who advocated repeal at these hearings,or who subsequently advocated it in the House, are samuel dickstein, of New http://uscis.gov/graphics/aboutus/history/mraug43.htm

INS Monthly Review , August 1943 (Vol. 1, no. 2. p. 13-19) Proposed Repeal of the Chinese Exclusion Acts Times Herald Tribune , and PM have endorsed the movement editorially and so have the Christian Science Monitor , Cleveland Plain Dealer , Detroit Free Press . Baltimore Sun , Washington Post , Chicago Tribune , and many others. Some Pacific Coast papers like the San Francisco Chronicle and the Seattle Times have come to its support. Other editors resist the proposal. Arguments for Repeal He reminded the Committee that Japan is utilizing the American exclusion laws with much effect in her propaganda campaign in China and other areas of the Far East and pointed out that "by the repeal of these laws this means of stirring up hatred of the Western Nations will be eliminated." Arguments Against Repeal "It might be that passage of this legislation would be considered a friendly gesture by the people of China. But that in itself is not a conclusively convincing argument in its favor, when one views the matter realistically; because while it might give the Chinese great satisfaction at the moment it should also be remembered that the Chinese might consider it an expedient gesture on our part and resent the idea that, coming at this time, it has any significance in our basic relationships. . . . Some By-Products of the Hearings Before the House Committee At the conclusion of the public hearings, the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization met in executive session on June 7th to weigh the arguments for and against repeal of the Chinese Exclusion Acts and other anti-Chinese immigration and naturalization legislation and to plan for further action. At the end of this session the Committee voted 9 to 8 against repeal, and tabled the bills on the subject which were pending before it. Advocates of repeal have, however, not given up the struggle. It is reported that further public hearings will be heldprobably this falland three new bills dealing with Chinese immigration have been introduced. One is by Congressman Magnuson of Washington (H. R.. 3070)

67. Jewish Movies [Jewish Movie History Pg 3] government. It was instigated by a state Representative of New Yorknamed samuel dickstein, an EasternEuropean Jew. Although the http://www.cinerhama.com/jewish/history03.html

presents THE HISTORY OF JEWISH CINEMA THE WITCH HUNTS Notorious anti-Semite Representative John Rankin wearing a shawl of petitions protesting the motion picture industry. As the war came to a close, the HUAC was basically no longer needed because it had been instigated as a committee to ferret out Nazis. But a Mississippi congressman by the name of John Rankin moved that the HUAC become a standing committee against communism and by a narrow victory, he won. Rankin was not only a well-known anti-Semite, he also had a history of linking Jews with Communism as far back as the 1920s, and he was never remiss in openly using words like "kike" and "Christ killers". His agenda was clearly one of anti-Semitism but he was able to conceal it (to at least those who had no common sense or intelligence) as anti-Communism. He proposed this speech to the committee which was re-read often, not just to the committee but in churches all across the nation: "I am talking about the communism of Leon Trotsky that is based upon hatred of Christianity. Remember that communism and Christianity can never live in the same atmosphere. Communism is older than Christianity. It is the curse of the ages. It hounded and persecuted the Savior during his earthly ministry, inspired his crucifixion, derided him in dying agony, and then gambled for his garments at the foot of the cross; and has spent more than 1,900 years trying to destroy Christianity and everything based on Christian principles." He was never even corrected by anyone that the founder of communism, Karl Marx, was born in 1818. It was virtually unnecessary since it was obvious who these "persecutors of Christ" really were in the eyes of the committee.

68. ®Ñ¥Ø®æ¦¡«ü«n The Complete Works of samuel Taylor Coleridge. ?2, J. Rosen, R. dickstein,and L. Greenfield, “Using the World Wide Web at the Reference Desk,” in http://ceiba.cc.ntu.edu.tw/information_literacy/chicago/style_guide.htm

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69. Full Alphabetical Index Translate this page 86*) Deparcieux, Antoine (71) Desargues, Girard (720*) Descartes, René (1720*)di Bruno, Francesco Faà (521) Dickson, Leonard (593*) dickstein, samuel (76). http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/4142/matematici.html

70. The Great Brown Scare -- The Amerika Deutscher Bund In The Thirties his enemies. One of the most energetic and implacable of those enemieswas Congressman samuel dickstein. dickstein, testifying at http://www.ihr.org/jhr/v07/v07p419_Peel.html

Institute for Historical Review The Great Brown Scare: The Amerika Deutscher Bund in the Thirties and the Hounding of Fritz Julius Kuhn Peter H. Peel In the feverish eight years of world history immediately preceding the entry of the United states into World War II, there streaked across the American political firmament a rather noisy meteor officially called Das Amerikadeutscher Bund, more generally referred to as the German-American Bund or simply as the Bund. In its brief lifetime, the Bund was the object of much hostility, suspicion and fear. It had an almost univerally "bad press" and wild exaggerations concerning its aims. its size and its resources were uttered with patent self-interest and arriäres pensÇes by a number of politicians, journalists and assorted public figures. Yet post-war historians usually dismiss the Bund in a sentence or two when writing general histories of the American thirties. For example: The Bund appeared to be more powerful than it was. It attracted so few members and aroused so much antagonism that the Third Reich severed its ties with this stupid and noisy organization which it recognized to be a liability. The tone is still hostile and derogatory but one should recall this when reading the wild accusations by influential politicians and others (vide infra) that its funds and its programs were provided directly from Berlin. The same writer just cited offers an apparently contradictory assessment of the Bund's strength, however, when he tells us that in February, 1939, "22,000 members and sympathizers of the German-American Bund packed Madison Square Garden." 2

71. Academy For Lifelong Learning 6 samuel dickstein (18851954) The “Father” of the House Un-American ActivitiesCommittee, dickstein was, in truth, on the payroll of the infamous KGB! http://www.caps.fiu.edu/academy/ALL0148SP.htm

Home Courses Registration Policies ... Contact Us FAME AND ANONIMITY: STUDIES IN AMERICAN BIOGRAPHY Instructor: Kurt F. Stone Explore the lives and contributions of eight such individuals, who, once scaling the heights of fleeting fame, lapsed into the chasm of genteel obscurity . Week 1: Joseph Pulitzer (1847-1911): Week 2: Ignatius Donnelly (1831-1901): Week 3: Frances Marion (1888-1973): Week 4: Emma Goldman (1869-1940): Week 5: Lewis Charles Levin (1808-1860): Week 6: Samuel Dickstein (1885-1954): Rabbi and political activist, actor and lecturer, Kurt Stone was born and raised in Hollywood. He has spent more than a quarter century appearing in a one-man production of Sholem Aleichem, Father of Yiddish Literature Dates: Time: Fee: Member Fee: $85/Non-Member Fee: $105 Course Number: ALL0148SP Florida International University College of Continuing and Professional Studies

72. GEORGETOWN: THE BRIEN MCMAHON PAPERS Committee 2 26 Democratic Town Committee 2 27 Devine, William Correspondence2 28 Diary - Senate Re-Election 6 15 dickstein, samuel - Correspondence 1 http://www.library.georgetown.edu/dept/speccoll/mcmdex.htm

THE BRIEN MCMAHON PAPERS: INDEX Acheson, Dean - Correspondence 1: 3 Admiralty Notes 5: 37 American Judicature Society - Correspondence 1: 1 Ancient Order of Hibernians - Correspondence 1: 1 Archconfraternity of the Holy Ghost 6: 26 Arnold, Thurman - Photographs 7: 6 - Speech 5: 1 Articles - Atomic Energy 5: 31 - "Crime Prevention" 5: 28 - Democratic Party 5: 33 - Harlan County Coal Miners 5: 30 - Justice Department 5: 29 - McMahon, Brien 5: 34 - Roosevelt's Policies 5: 35 - "Survival, The Real Issue" 5: 32 - Taxation of Wealthy 5: 34 Atomic Energy - News Clippings 8: 10 - News Clippings 8: 24 - News Clippings 8: 11 - News Clippings 8: 12 - Senate Bills 6: 6 Atomic Energy Act of 1946 6: 5 Atomic Energy Committee 6: 7 Atomic Weapons - Article 5: 32 Awards - American Airlines 6: 26

73. NARA | Records Of Congress | Guide To House Records: Chapter 22: 1910-1946 Nazi to as the McCormackdickstein Committee in reference to its chairman and vice chairman,John W. McCormack of Massachusetts and samuel dickstein of New York. http://www.archives.gov/records_of_congress/house_guide/chapter_22_select_propag

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74. The JCC In Manhattan For more information, please call Rabbi Stephanie dickstein, CSW, at 212.399.2320,ext at the JCC Customer Service Desk, in the lobby of the samuel Priest Rose http://www.jccmanhattan.org/category.asp?c=1048

75. About Books samuel Beckett traces the writer s development as a bilingual novelist and playwrightbeginning with his childhood near Dublin First Time Out By MINDI dickstein. http://www.tampabay.com/aboutbooks/previouscolumns.cfm?colid=79687&col=LIV

76. Adult Education Course Schedule Fall 5764 Intermediate Judaism with Rabbi samuel M. Cohon Thursdays, 4-5 pm, January 15,22, 29 Contact Ruth or Dr. Steve dickstein, 577-3168, to sign up (no fee). http://www.templeemanueltucson.org/adultedu/adultedu.html

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78. Simon Wiesenthal Center Multimedia Learning Center Online - 01805 - DICKSTEIN.WR dsr dsb, dickstein was a Jewish US Congressman who tried to liberalizeUS immigration laws and strongly advocated rescuing European Jews. http://motlc.wiesenthal.com/pages/t018/t01805.html

SAMUEL DICKSTEIN Dickstein was a Jewish U.S. Congressman who tried to liberalize U.S. immigration laws and strongly advocated rescuing European Jews. In 1944, Roosevelt adopted Dickstein 's proposal to create a "free port" in Oswego, New York and in 1945, Dickstein played a key role to permit the one thousand Oswego refugees to remain in the U.S. Touch a box below to learn more Index to Topics Home The Jews The Nazis ... After the War 9760 West Pico Boulevard, Los Angeles, California 90035

79. Online Encyclopedia - Samuel Dickstein Beckett on Film More Links An Outsider in His Own Life An evocative and informative article on Beckett by MorrisDickstein of the New York Times. samuel Beckett Reading Lists An Oxford http://www.yourencyclopedia.net/Samuel_Dickstein

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80. HILLS STORES V BOZIC - Legal Case Documents dickstein DEFENDANTS DAVID BRAIL ELECTION CHAIM EDELSTEIN JOHN KAUFMAN BRODSKYSAMUEL KATZ HILLS DIRECTORS PLAINTIFF DEL COURT dickstein PARTNERS PURSUANT http://www.legalcasedocs.com/120/239/849.html

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