Robert Philip Goldman Papers

Manuscript Collection No. 31

1897-1976. 11.9 Linear ft.

ACCESS AND PROVENANCE
The Robert Philip Goldman Papers were presented to the American Jewish Archives in three segments: two segments by Robert Philip Goldman (1963 and 1967) and one segment by his son, David Goldman (1980). The American Jewish Archives holds the property rights to the papers. Literary rights have not been dedicated to the public. Any questions concerning them or copyright should be addressed to the Director of the American Jewish Archives.
The Robert Philip Goldman Papers are open to all users except one file, Box 12, Folder 11 "Singer (Isaac Bashevis) Bequest, 1968" is restricted. The original manuscript collection is available in the reading room of the American Jewish Archives.
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH top
Robert Philip Goldman was born in Cincinnati on May 14, 1890, the son of Louis J. Goldman and Rose Frohman Goldman. He was educated in Cincinnati public schools, the Ohio 1907), Yale College (A.B. in 1911) and Harvard Law School (LL.B. in 1914). In 1919, after serving one year in France as a private during World War I, Goldman spent a year studying at the University of Paris Law School. In 1963, he received an honorary D.H.L. degree from the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion (HUC-JIR).
In 1914, Goldman was admitted to the Ohio Bar and at the same time became associated with Paxton, Warrington and Seasongood (now Paxton and Seasongood). In 1923, he became a partner in this firm. As a lawyer, Goldman was active in the local, state and national bar associations. He was secretary (1925) and president (1954-1955) of the Cincinnati Bar Association, one of the founders and a member of the first Executive Committee of the Cincinnati Lawyer's Guild and Chair of the Legal Aid Committee of the Ohio State Bar Association (1936-1938). He also served memberships on the Council of Delegates of the Ohio State Bar Association, the American Law Institute, the Editorial Board on the Uniform Commercial Code and the Committee on Continuing Legal Education.
Local Cincinnati politics also interested Robert Goldman. He supported the work of the Cincinnati City Charter Committee from its beginning. In 1924 he served as Ward 13 captain for the Charter Party. He was a member of the Board of Directors for over 35 years (beginning in 1930), Chair of the Board for 3 years (1955-1958). Vice-President of the Charter Committee for 6 years (1940-1946) and Chair of the Cincinnati Charter Revision Commission (1949). Goldman ran unsuccessfully for two political offices in Cincinnati: as a candidate for Judge of the Common Pleas Court in 1924 and as a candidate for City Council member in 1949.
Some of Goldman's other activities include serving as a trustee of the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society (1932-1936), the University School of Cincinnati, the Legal Aid Society of Cincinnati and the National Alliance of Legal Aid Societies. Goldman was also president of the Proportional Representation League.
Goldman was author of various articles on Cincinnati's political history, proportional representation elections and legal subjects. With Clyde M. Abbott, he authored Anderson's Ohio Corporation Desk Book.
In addition to all of this, Goldman was intensely involved with Jewish affairs both at the local and national level. In 1915 he joined the Cincinnati Zionist Organization. From 1926 through 1938 he was president of Cincinnati's Congregation B'nai Yeshurun (Isaac M. Wise Temple). He served as president of the Cincinnati Jewish Community Council from 1944 through 1949 and co-chaired the Cincinnati Chapter of the National Conference of Christians and Jews.
In the 1920's Goldman began participating in the activities of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations (UAHC), of which his father had been president. Goldman served as chair of the Budget Committee, the Commission on Social Justice and various nomination and program committees. He was elected to the Board of Trustees in 1923 and in 1937 he became president of the UAHC. For the next six years, until 1943 when he resigned the presidency, Goldman was intricately involved with Union affairs. Goldman remained on the Board of Trustees after his resignation and in 1953 was elected an honorary life member.
In 1953, the UAHC appointed Goldman as one of its representatives to the HUC-JIR Board of Governors. Thereby Goldman began another intense involvement with a Jewish organization. Goldman served on many of the Board's committees, including the Legal Committee, the Endowment Fund Committee, various nominating committees and the Liaison Committee with UAHC. In 1958 he was elected chair of the HUC-JIR Board of Governors which he retained through 1962. Goldman remained a member of the Board of Governors through the rest of his life. After 1962 he participated in the activities of HUC-JIR basically as a lawyer and member of the Legal and Endowment Fund Committees.
Some of Goldman's other activities with Jewish organizations included memberships in the National Jewish Welfare Fund Board, the first Executive Committee of the controversial American Jewish Conference (originally called American Jewish Assembly) in 1943 and trustee of the Bellfaire Orphan Home in Cleveland (1932-1953).
Robert Philip Goldman died April 10, 1976 in Cincinnati at the age of 86. He was survived by his wife, Therese Wolfstein Goldman, whom he married in 1921, and his three children: David W. (born 1923), Agnes Edna (born 1925) and Barbara Therese (born 1930).
SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE top
The Robert Philip Goldman Papers (1897-1976) contain correspondence, memoranda, minutes, addresses, reports, financial records, personal notes and nearprint, which trace Goldman's activities as a lawyer and Jewish community activist. Due to Goldman's leadership role in the two major American reform Jewish institutions, the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion (HUC-JIR) and the Union of American Hebrew Congregations (UAHC), this collection reflects many events which affected American Reform Judaism from the 1930's through 1970. The Collection is divided into three series:

A. GENERAL FILES

B. HUC-JIR FILES

C. UAHC FILES

D. PERSONAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

Series A. General Files (1917-1976) consists of 11 boxes, arranged alphabetically by correspondent or subject of correspondence. Some of the files in this Series record Goldman's participation in the ill-fated American Jewish Conference, his activities with the Cincinnati Jewish Community Council and the Development Fund for American Reform Judaism, Inc. Other files in this series contain Goldman's personal correspondence, correspondence which outlines his activities outside of the Jewish community and Goldman's correspondence either as a representative of the UAHC or the HUC-JIR. Although the latter type of correspondence overlaps somewhat with the other two series in this collection, the Subject Tracings at the end of this inventory bring all related subjects together. In later additions, Box 21, material relating to the Bellefaire Jewish Orphans Home in Cleveland, Ohio has been inserted into Series A after Box 1 . Boxes 22-23 (outgoing correspondence between 1970-1975) remain in the original order of their binders. An alphabetical index to names/groups is at the beginning of each folder.
Series B. HUC-JIR Files (1950-1976) consists of 5 boxes alphabetically arranged by correspondent or subject of correspondence. This series shows Goldman's participation in the establishment of the California branch of the HUC-JIR, his involvement with the problems of
building the Jerusalem School, the transition of Alfred Gottschalk into the presidency of the HUC-JIR and the joint HUC-JIR-UAHC fund-raising projects. Much of the correspondence in this series reflects Goldman's activity as legal council to the HUC-JIR: he represented the College in many estate and bequest cases, he collaborated in the writing of many of the College's legal documents, and he participated in establishing/changing the formal structure of the College.
Series C. UAHC Files (1926-1975) consists of 6 boxes. As a member of the Board of Trustees, and especially as president of the UAHC, Goldman was kept aware of all the activities of the UAHC and its components. He was given duplicate copies of all significant correspondence, committee and financial reports--all of which are found in this series. Among other topics, the series reflects the Union's financial difficulties during the Depression, the pressure to move the Union headquarters out of Cincinnati, the Union's relationship to the HUC-JIR and the
leadership crisis which was eventually solved by the appointment of Maurice N. Eisendrath as Executive Director. This series is arranged alphabetically by correspondent or subject of correspondence.

SERIES D. PERSONAL AND MISCELLANEOUS (1897-1976) consists of 2 Hollinger boxes and one oversize box. Material in this series include personal clippings about the life of Robert Goldman, his father Louis Goldman and his maternal grandfather Lewis Frohmann. This series also contains wills, grade cards and graduation programs. This series is arranged with material about Robert Goldman followed by family history material.
BOX AND FOLDER LIST top
SERIES A. GENERAL FILES

Box  Folder    Contents

SERIES A. GENERAL FILES

1      1       A, General, 1933-1972
       2       Aaron, Marcus Lester, 1937-1968
       3       American Jewish Committee, 1934-1948
       4       American Jewish Conference, 1943 Jan.-Mar.
       5       American Jewish Conference, 1943 Apr.-May
       6       American Jewish Conference, 1943 June-Aug.
       7       American Jewish Conference, 1943 Sept.-1948
       8       B, General, 1933-1973
       9       Baar, Emil N., 1958-1967
       10      Bachrach, Alice and Alfred, 1955-1967

*21    1       Bellefaire Jewish Orphans Home- Cleveland, Ohio, Bylaws, 1931.
       2       Bellefaire Jewish Orphans Home, Bequests, 1933-1940
       3       Bellefaire Jewish Orphans Home, Bequests, 1941-1962.
       4       Bellefaire Jewish Orphans Home, Committee on Counsel, 1936-1937.
       5       Bellefaire Jewish Orphans Home, Catalog, 1951       
       6       Bellefaire Jewish Orphans Home, Correspondence, 1959-1963.
       7       Bellefaire Jewish Orphans Home, Pension Committee, 1936.
       8       Bellefaire Jewish Orphans Home, Subscription book, n.d.

2      1       Bloch, Herbert R., Mrs. Herbert R. and Herbert R., Jr., 1938-1972
       2       Brickner, Barnett Robert, 1934-1958
       3       Brod, Max, 1939-1940
       4       C, General, 1931-1972
       5       Central Conference of American Rabbis, 1932-1967
       6       Central Conference of American Rabbis--Committee on International Peace, 1936-1941.
       7       Chicago, Illinois, 1937-1948
       8       Cincinnati, Ohio, 1931-1965
       9       Cincinnati, Ohio--Jewish Community Council, 1939-1945
       10      Cincinnati, Ohio--Jewish Community Council, 1946-1958; n.d.
       11      Cleveland, Ohio, 1934-1944
       12      Cohn, Julius H. 1957-1965
       13      D, General, 1931-1962
       14      Dalsheimer, Hugo, 1956-1967
       15      Development Fund for American Judaism/Combined Campaign for American Judaism, 1956-1960

3      1       Development Fund for American Judaism/Combined Campaign for American Judaism, 1961-1970
       2       E, General, 1932-1963
       3       Ehrman, S. Mason, 1936-1958
       4       Elsner, Solomon, 1937-1941; 1956-1959
       5       F, General, 1931-1961
       6       Falk, Gustave, 1933-1942
       7       Fane, Irvin, 1944-1958
       8       Florence, Fred, 1939; 1959-1961
       9       Freehof, Solomon B., 1936-1946; 1948-1959
       10      Freiberg, Julius Walter, 1930-1936
       11      Friedman, Lee M., 1936-1948
       12      G, General, 1934-1967
       13      Goldenson, Samuel H., 1931-1943
       14      Goldman, Robert P. [Addresses and speeches], 1933-1963
       15      Goldsmith, Alva W., 1935-1944; 1958
       16      Gottlieb, Harry N., 1936-1943
       17      Greenman, Frederick F., 1937-1958
       18      H, General, 1931-1963

4      1       Hofheimer, Henry, 1958-1975
       2       Hollender, Samuel S., 1944-1959
       3       I-J, General, 1932-1964
       4       Institute on Judaism, Management and Labor, 1947
       5       Isserman, Ferdinand M. and Ruth, 1937-1948
       6       Johnson, Simeon N., 1932-1940
       7       Joint Commission on Social Action, 1948-1954
       8       K, General, 1931-1971
       9       Klau, David W., 1958-1961
       10      Kopald, S.L., 1961-1972
       11      Kramer, Charles P., 1933-1943
       12      L, General, 1934-1974
       13      Lazaron, Morris S., 1937-1943
       14      Lazarus, Fred, Jr., 1937-1973
       15      Lazarus, Simon, 1933-1943
       16      Levine, Joseph, 1953-1962
       17      M, General, 1932-1967
       18      Mack, Jacob W., 1930-1941

5      1       Mack, Ralph, 1931-1942
       2       Marcus, Jacob Rader, 1944; 1955-1974
       3       Messner, Edwin B., 1932-1940
       4       Menorah Association, 1949-1960
       5       Meyers, Sidney, 1956-1973
       6       Morgenstern, Julian, 1932-1945; 1960-1974
       7       Morse, Earl, 1956-1957
       8       Morse, Earl, 1958 Jan.-May
       9       Morse, Earl, 1958 June-1961
       10      The Moving Milestone [play], 1958
       11      N, General, 1934-1959
       12      Nelson, Roscoe C. 1934-1937
       13      New York, New York, 1937-1970
       14      New York, New York--Federation of Reform Synagogues, 1937-1943; 1953
       15      New York World's Fair--Palestine Exhibit, 1938
       16      O, General, 1929-1972
       17      Obermayer, Leon J., 1958-1971
       18      P, General, 1931-1961

6      1       Polinsky, A.B., 1956-1961
       2       R, General, 1934-1970
       3       Rabbinical Pension Board, 1948-1954; n.d.
       4       Reform Jewish Appeal, 1967-1969
       5       Rosenberg, Adolph, 1935-1945
       6       S, General (Sa-Se), 1935-1969
       7       S, General (Sh-Sw), 1932-1972
       8       St. Louis, Missouri, 1937-1939
       9       Sandmel, Samuel, 1958-1964
       10      Silberman, Marvin J., 1955-1959
       11      Skirball, Jack H., 1958-1974
       12      Strassbourger, Samuel, 1934-1961
       13      Straus, Roger W., 1933-1940
       14      Strauss, Mannie, 1933-1941
       15      Sulzberger, Arthur Hays, 1934-1944
       16      Sulzberger, Iphigene (Mrs. Arthur Hays), 1957-1969

7      1       Synagogue Council of America, 1937-1941
       2       T, U, V, General, 1917-1970
       3       Tannenwald, Theodore, Jr., 1958-1975
       4       Vogelstein, Ludwig, 1930-1935
       5       W, General, 1933-1963
       6       Weil, A. Leo, 1932-1938
       7       Weil, Frank L. and Henrietta, 1943-1959
       8       Weil Institute for Advanced Studies in Religion and the Humanities, 1964-1973
       9       Wise, Jonah B., 1937-1945
       10      World Union for Progressive Judaism, 1931-1942; 1958-1961
       11      Y, Z, General, 1935-1962
       12      Unidentifiable correspondents, 1937-1961; n.d.

*22    1       Binder, May 1970- April 1972. (With index)
       2       Binder, May 1972- May 1973.(With index)

 23    3       Binder, June 1973-September 1974. (With index)
       4       Binder, October 1974- December 1975. (With index)


SERIES B. HEBREW UNION COLLEGE-JEWISH INSTITUTE OF RELIGION (HUC-JIR) FILE

7      13      Correspondence, 1950-1955
       14      Correspondence, 1956

8      1       Correspondence, 1957-1958
       2       Correspondence, 1959-1960
       3       Correspondence, 1961-1964
       4       Correspondence, 1965-1968
       5       Correspondence, 1969-1971
       6       Correspondence, 1972-1975
       7       California School, 1954-1958
       8       California School, 1959-1974

9      1       Centennial celebration, 1973-1976
       2       Chancellor, Office of, 1970
       3       Cincinnati campus, 1958-1974
       4       Endowment Fund Committee, 1955-1967
       5       Endowment Fund Committee, 1968-1969
       6       Endowment Fund Committee, 1970-1974
       7       Endowment Fund Committee--Western paper goods, 1969-1970
       8       Feinstein (Rosaline R.) Estate, 1972-1974
       9       Glueck, Nelson, 1951-1958

10     1       Glueck, Nelson, 1959-1960 July
       2       Glueck, Nelson, 1960 Aug.-1970; n.d.
       3       Gottschalk, Alfred, 1958-1974
       4       Jerusalem School, 1954-1960 Sept.
       5       Jerusalem School, 1960 Oct.-Dec.
       6       Jerusalem School, 1961 Jan.-Feb.
       7       Jerusalem School, 1961 Mar.-June
       8       Jerusalem School, 1961 July-1973

1  1   1       Kopald-Goldston Task Force, 1973
       2       Kopald-Goldston Task Force, 1974
       3       Krouch (Erna) Bequest, 1967
       4       Legal Committee, 1958-1971
       5       Legal Committee, 1972-1975
       6       LeMaire (Eleanor) Associates, Inc. 1966
       7       Liasion Committee with UAHC, 1956-1958
       8       Liasion Committee with UAHC, 1959-1962
       9       Liasion Committee with UAHC, 1963-1965; n.d.
       10      Library, Separate incorporation of, 1967
       11      Mechanics' liens, 1967-1968
       12      Messer (Frank J. and Sons, Inc.), claims against HUC-JIR, 1961-1966

12     1       Newsalt (T.A.) Estate, 1953-1954
       2       Nominating committees, 1965-1975
       3       Pension Plan, 1963-1968
       4       Pension Plan, 1969-1972
       5       Pension Plan, 1973-1975
       6       Presidential Selection Committee, 1970
       7       Rashbam (Clara V.) Estate, 1973-1974
       8       Regulations and By-Laws, 1954-1969
       9       Regulations and By-Laws, 1970-1975; n.d.
       10      Shemanski (Alfred) Estate, 1969-1970
       11      Singer (Isaac Bashevis) Bequest, 1968. [Restricted]

13     1       Sinsheimer (Eleanor) Fund, 1970-1971
       2       Student disorders, 1969-1970
       3       Weinstein (Mildred) Estate, 1972-1975
       4       Woolner (William B.) Estate, 1959-1976


SERIES C. UNION OF AMERICAN HEBREW CONGREGATIONS (UAHC) FILE

       5       Correspondence, 1926-1932
       6       Correspondence, 1933-1934
       7       Correspondence, 1935
       8       Correspondence, 1936
       9       Correspondence, 1937 Jan.-Apr.
       10      Correspondence, 1937 May-Dec.
       11      Correspondence, 1938
       12      Correspondence, 1939

14     1       Correspondence, 1940-1944
       2       Correspondence, 1945-1949
       3       Correspondence, 1950-1962
       4       Correspondence, 1963-1966
       5       Correspondence, 1967-1974; n.d.
       6       Berg (Albert A.) Estate, 1950-1953
       7       Board of Finance, 1931-1939
       8       Board of Trustees, 1957-1958
       9       Board of Trustees, 1959-1960
       10      Board of Trustees, 1961-1975

15     1       Budget Committee, 1932-1934
       2       Budget Committee, 1935-1951; n.d.
       3       Commission on Social Justice, 1925-1933
       4       Commission on Social Justice, 1934-1935
       5       Commission on Social Justice, 1936-1943; 1958; 1969; n.d.
       6       Committee on Aims and Objectives of the UAHC, 1937-1938
       7       Committee on Finance, 1935-1941
       8       Committee on Removal of Union Office to Washington, DC, 1941
       9       Constitution and By-laws, 1941-1969
       10      Eisendrath, Maurice N. 1937-1953

16     1       Eisendrath, Maurice N., 1954-1961
       2       Eisendrath, Maurice N., 1962-1972; n.d.
       3       Executive Board, 1925-1936
       4       Executive Board, 1937-1940
       5       Executive Board, 1941-1946
       6       Executive Board, 1948-1950
       7       Executive Board, 1951
       8       Executive Board, 1952

17     1       Executive Board, 1953-1954
       2       Executive Board, 1955-1956
       3       Executive Board, 1957-1970
       4       Financial Records, 1933
       5       Financial Records, 1934
       6       Financial Records, 1937-1939
       7       Financial Records, 1940-1946

18     1       Financial Records, 1948-1953
       2       Financial Records, 1958-1960; n.d.
       3       Jonesboro, Arkansas real estate, 1936-1941
       4       Jonesboro, Arkansas real estate, 1942-1944
       5       Museum Committee, 1930-1931
       6       National Federation of Temple Brotherhoods, 1934
       7       National Federation of Temple Brotherhoods, 1935-1941; n.d.
       8       National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods, 1932-1965
       9       National Federation of Temple Youth, 1937-1940; 1952
       10      Winternitz (David) Estate, 1949-1954.

SERIES D. PERSONAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

19      1      Biographical Clippings, 1898-1976.
        2      Photographs, 1940-1969; n.d.
        3      Goldman Family nearprint; n.d.
        4      Louis Frohmann/ Louis Goldman wills; 1897, 1922.
        5      Israel Estate law, 1962
        6      Miscelleanous certificates and plaques.

20      Certificates and plaques relating to legal societies and Jewish activities.

21 - 23      SEE SERIES A after Box 1 and after Box 7.

X-410        Oversize certificates, plaques and photographs.
SUBJECT TRACINGS top
Note: This list represents a selective guide to many of the
persons and subjects in the ROBERT PHILIP GOLDMAN PAPERS. It is
selective in that it only attempts to draw attention to
significant items in the collection. It does not list every
subject or individual nor does it indicate every location of a
listed subject or individual. This list should be used in
conjunction with the Box and Folder List of this Inventory.
References are to boxes and folders, e.g. 3/5 means Box 3, Folder 5.

Aaron, Marcus Lester 7/10
Academy for Liberal Judaism 3/5
Adler, Robert S. 9/4-6; 12/8,9; 22/1; 22/2; 23/1
American Jewish Conference 1/3; 4/14; 15/10; 18/8
Arnold, Thurman 1/1

Baar, Emil N. 11/7,8
Bernstein, Philip S. 1/8; 2/6
Brickner, Barnett Robert 15/5
Brown, David A. 11/7

Cantor, Eddie 2/4
Central Conference of American Rabbis (CCAR) 4/4; 6/15; 13/9,10; 14/1,3
C.C.A.R. Commission on Social Justice 15/3-5
Chicago Federation of Reform Synagogues 4/4
Combined Campaign for American Judaism 2/15; 3/1; 4/2; 6/1,10
Currick, Max Cohen 2/5

Development Fund for American Judaism, Inc. 7/3; 11/7-8; 23/1

Eisendrath, Maurice N. 1/2, 3; 4/7; 22/1; 22/2; 23/1

Fane, Irvin 8/2-6; 14/4,5; 22/1
Frisch, Ephraim 7/10

Glueck, Nelson 10/4-8; 22/1
Goldstein, Sidney E. 15/3,4,5
Gottschalk, Alfred; 22/1; 22/2; 23/1; 23/2
Graduate School for Jewish Social Work 5/1
Greenman, Frederick F. 5/14

Hebrew Union College 5/16; 15/1,2,7; 18/5
Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion (HUC-JIR) 2/12,15; 3/1,8; 4/1,10,14,16; 5/17; 6/9,16; 7/3,7
    integration of JIR with HUC 1/8; 2/1; 5/11; 7/7, 14; 8/1; 9/9; 14/3
HUC-JIR Board of Governors 12/2
HUC-JIR California School 1/9; 5/7-9; 6/1,11; 7/13; 8/1; 9/9; 10/1,3
HUC-JIR Cincinnati School 11/1,2
HUC-JIR Jerusalem School 9/9; 10/1,2
HUC-JIR and Hebrew Union School of Education and Sacred Music 7/7
Heller, James G. 2/5,8; 3/18; 15/3,4; 7/10
Hilborn, Walter S. 8/7-8; 22/1; 23/1
Hofheimer, Henry 11/4-5; 12/8-9; 22/1; 22/2; 23/1; 23/2

"Industrial Relations, Some Aspects of: A Symposium" 15/4
Israel, Edward L. 4/3; 7/1,10; 15/3,5,8

Jewish Institute of Religion 13/10

Karff, Samuel E. 12/6; 22/1
Kopald, S.L., Jr. 11/4-5; 12/8,9; 22/1; 23/1

Lazarus, Simon 18/3,4; 22/1; 23/2
Lichter, Jacob 8/2,3; 10/5-8

Mann, Thomas 2/3
Monsky, Henry 1/4-7
Morse, Earl 11/7,8

National Council of Jewish Women 1/4,5
New York, New York--Federation of Reform Synagogues 3/17
New York Regional Conference of Social Justice 3/6; 4/15; 6/15;  15/4

Ohio Historical Society 23/1

Proselytizing 14/4; 16/2
Proskauer, Joseph K. 1/3

Radio Broadcasting of Jewish Programs 3/5,9; 7/9; 13/10; 14/1
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano 14/1

Seasongood, Murray 6/6; 22/1; 23/1; 23/2
Symposium on Industrial Relations 15/3

Taft, Charles P. 22/1; 22/2; 23/1; 23/2

Union of American Hebrew Congregations (UAHC) 1/4-7,9; 2/15; 3/1,4,13,16,17; 4/4,5,11,18; 5/3, 7-9; 6/5,15; 7/4
       fund-raising 2/8,11,15; 3/1,17; 4/15; 6/13,14; 11/7,8; 13/12; 15/7
       move to new headquarters 14/2
       new name 3/9; 14/2,3
       placement plan 3/17
       relationship with Central Conference of American Rabbis 2/5
       relationship with HUC 13/5,6
       relationship with HUC-JIR 5/7-9; 9/9; 10/1,2; 11/7-9
UAHC Board of Finance 3/9; 4/15,18; 7/6
UAHC Committee on Finance 4/15
UAHC Committee on Public Information 3/11
UAHC Commission on Social Justice 3/16; 4/11,15; 5/12; 6/15; 13/7,8
UAHC Constitution and By-Laws 3/7
UAHC Endowment and Trust Funds 15/7; 18/3,4
UAHC Kentucky-Tennessee Association 5/6
UAHC Legal Committee 4/6
UAHC New York Advisory Committee 5/14
UAHC North East Region 3/4,6; 6/13
UAHC Southeastern Conference 13/5
United States presidential election (1940) 3/17
Untermeyer, Louis 7/2

Vogelstein, Ludwig 18/5,6,7
Voorsanger, Elkan C. 5/14; 13/8,9,10,11; 18/3,4

Weil, Frank L. 12/8,9
World's Fair 5/15

Zepin, George 6/3; 13/5-12 14/1
Zionism/Non-Zionism 3/17; 4/12; 5/15; 6/15
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