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A Finding Aid to the
Julian B. Feibelman Papers
Manuscript Collection No. 94
1904-1980. 12.4 Linear ft.
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A Finding Aid to theJulian B. Feibelman PapersManuscript Collection No. 941904-1980. 12.4 Linear ft.
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Property rights to the materials are held by the American Jewish Archives. Literary rights have not been dedicated to the public. Literary rights to materials authored by Feibelman are held by the Feibelman heirs, others are held by the individual author or his/her heirs. Questions concerning rights should be addressed to the Director of the American Jewish Archives.
The JULIAN B. FEIBELMAN PAPERS are open to all users. The original manuscript collection is available in the reading room of the American Jewish Archives. Three files from SERIES C. CONGREGATIONAL RECORDS, Sub-Series 2. New Orleans, La., Temple Sinai concerning assistant rabbi Roy A.Rosenberg and other sensitive congregational matters have been separated from the collection and have been restricted to the Director of the American Jewish Archives.
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH 
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After leaving the Army, Feibelman matriculated at the University of Mississippi Law School but shortly thereafter decided to enter the rabbinate and transferred to Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati in 1920. He was ordained in 1926 and went to Philadelphia to become assistant rabbi at Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel where he remained for ten years. While in Philadelphia Feibelman attended the University of Pennsylvania and earned a Master of Arts degree and a Ph.D.
In September, 1936 Feibelman came to New Orleans to become rabbi at Temple Sinai. He remained there until his retirement in 1967 when he was elected rabbi emeritus.
Feibelman was deeply involved in community affairs in New Orleans, working for better interfaith relations between Christians and Jews and for greater friendship and brotherhood among all persons.
During World War II, Feibelman was Chairman of the Home Service Committee and the Camp and Hospital Committee of the New Orleans Red Cross Chapter and he served as a volunteer Field Director for the Red Cross in New Orleans camps.
In 1947 he was a representative of the First World Conference on Anti-Semitism in Seeligsburg, Switzerland, which was organized by the National Conference of Christians and Jews.
Feibelman served as president of many organizations, including the Louisiana Society for Mental Health, the Louisiana Association for Mental Hygiene, the Family Service Society, the Rotary Club and the Alumni Association of the Hebrew Union College. He served on the executive boards of the Central Conference of American Rabbis, the New Orleans Urban League (of which he was a charter member), the Boy Scouts of America, the Foreign Policy Association, the Veterans Information Center, the Jewish Federation and the Jewish Community Center. In addition, he was a member of the editorial board of the Jewish Publication Society.
Feibelman was a lecturer at Tulane University in the field of World Religion. He was also Religious Director of the Southwestern Division of the National Conference of Christians and Jews.
Feibelman was active in efforts to achieve integration in New Orleans Schools and he was responsible for the first integrated meeting in New Orleans in 1949 when he invited Dr. Ralph Bunche, then Director of the United Nations Trusteeship Division, to speak at Temple Sinai after Bunche had been denied an auditorium in the city.
Feibelman received many awards during his lifetime, including an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Millsaps College in 1946 and an honorary Doctor of Divinity degree from Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in 1955. He also received the Weiss Award from the National Conference of Christians and Jews in 1967, the Torch of Liberty Award from the Anti-Defamation League in 1974, the Annual Medal for Distinguished Service from St. Mary's Dominican College in 1967 and the Times-Picayune Loving Cup Award in 1968. In addition, he received citations from the Goodwill Industries and the Boy Scouts of America, who awarded him the Silver Beaver Award in 1951.
Feibelman was the author, in 1980, of his memoirs, The Making of a Rabbi. He also was editor of the New Orleans Jewish Ledger from 1940-1944.
On October 20, 1938, Feibelman married Mary Anne Fellman. They had one son, Julian, Jr.
Julian B. Feibelman died on October 10, 1980, in New Orleans at the age of 83.
SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
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The JULIAN B. FEIBELMAN PAPERS (1904-1980) describe the career of Julian
B. Feibelman, a rabbi who served congregations for over fifty years in
Philadelphia and New Orleans. The collection includes correspondence, sermons,
congregational records, writings and personal items. The bulk of the material
in the collection spans the years 1950-1970. The Papers are divided into five
series:The CONGREGATIONAL RECORDS series and the SCHOLARSHIP series are divided into two sub-series: SERIES C. Sub-Series 1. Philadelphia, Pa. - Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel, Sub-Series 2. New Orleans, La.- Temple Sinai; and SERIES D. Sub-Series 1. Student Papers, Sub-Series 2. Miscellaneous Writings.A. CORRESPONDENCE B. SERMONS AND ADDRESSES C. CONGREGATIONAL RECORDS D. SCHOLARSHIP E. PERSONAL.
The CORRESPONDENCE series (1913-1980) consists of twelve and one-half Hollinger boxes of correspondence and some minutes, reports and newsclippings. The correspondence is arranged alphabetically by the name of the person or organization. Letters are arranged chronologically within each folder.
Note: Access to some of the more important subjects and individuals may be made through the Box and Folder List and the Subject Tracings at the end of the inventory.
The SERMONS AND ADDRESSES series (1924-1978) consists of six and one-half Hollinger boxes of sermons and addresses and sermon notes, eulogies and
prayers. The sermons and addresses are arranged alphabetically according to
title, the sermon notes are in no specific order and the eulogies are arranged
alphabetically by the name of the deceased. The prayers are arranged
chronologically. For a complete listing of sermon titles, contact the
The CONGREGATIONAL RECORDS series (1909-1977) Sub-Series 1.
Philadelphia, Pa.-Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel consists of one-half
Hollinger box of materials relating to the congregation and to Feibelman's ten
years there as assistant rabbi. The materials in this series are arranged
alphabetically by the name of the person or subject.
Sub-Series 2. New Orleans, La., Temple Sinai consists of four Hollinger
boxes of materials relating to the congregation and to Feibelman's activities
during his forty-four years there as rabbi and rabbi emeritus.
The SCHOLARSHIP series (1918-19630 Sub-Series 1. Student Papers consist
of two Hollinger boxes of examinations, notes and term papers from Feibelman's
student years.
Sub-Series 2. Miscellaneous Writing consists of two Hollinger boxes of
fiction, editorials, poetry and other miscellaneous writings by Feibelman.
Also included in this series is a file of writings by persons other than
Feibelman, arranged alphabetically by the name of the author.
The PERSONAL series (2904-1980) consists of three and one-half Hollinger
boxes of items relating to Feibelman's personal life and to some of his
activities. Of particular interest in this series are the two oral history
interviews given by Feibelman and the files on segregation, which chronicle
the efforts of Feibelman and others in pressing for integration of schools in
New Orleans and the South.
BOX AND FOLDER LISTING
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Box Folder Contents
SERIES A. CORRESPONDENCE
Note: The CORRESPONDENCE SERIES is arranged alphabetically by the
name of the correspondent. Selective access to additional topics and
individuals in this series may be made through the Subject Tracings at
the end of this inventory. Please be aware that a subject or individual's
name may appear in the collection more often than indicated in the
Subject Tracings.
1 1 A, General
2 Allen, Thomas E. 1962-1971, n.d.
3 Amberg, Irma 1965-1972, n.d.
4 American Assembly 1958-1968
5 American Association for the United Nations
1958-963
6 American Cancer Society 1971-1972
7 American Council for Judaism 1942-1947; 1966
8 American Express Company 1968-1969
9 American Jewish Archives 1963-1965
10 American Jewish Committee 1953-1970
11 American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
1945; 1963
12 Anti-Defamation League 1949; 1961-1968
13 Anti-Defamation League [Torch of Liberty Award]
1974-1975
14 Archdiocese of New Orleans 1954-1967
15 Aron, Jack R. 1964-1969
16 Asher, David 1967-1970
17 Ba-Bi, General
18 Bache, Harold L. and Alice 1959-1972, n.d.
19 Bartlett, C. Julian 1962-1968
20 Benjamin, Edward B. 1954-1972
21 Berger, Elmer [Vicksburg, Miss. Pulpit]
1936-1937
22 Bergman, Leo A. 1949-1968, n.d.
23 Binstock, Louis 1936-1970
2 1 Bl-Bu, General
2 Bloom, P. Irving 1960-1973
3 Blumenthal, Sidney E. 1958-1971
4 Boggs, Hale 1952-1973
5 Brav, Stanley R. 1934; 1963-1972
6 British Consul General 1957-1969, n.d.
7 Brown, Brendan F. 1964-1972
8 Burkenroad, William B. 1965-1967
9 C, General
10 Cahn, Edmond N. 1955-1964
11 Celotex Corporation [Labor Arbitration]
1942-1943
12 Central Conference of American Rabbis
1928-1971
13 Central Conference of American Rabbis [Pastoral
Counseling] 1951-1954
14 Christ Church Cathedral 1967
15 Churchill, Winston [Memorial Tribute]
1954; 1965
16 Clinchy, Everett R. 1940-1968
3 1 Clinchy, Everett R. 1971-1979, n.d.
2 Cody, John P. 1961-1979, n.d.
3 Cohn, Isidore 1955-1968
4 Cohon, Beryl D. 1965-1976
5 Collins, Jeff H. 1959-1971
6 Council of Young Citizens 1967
7 Counselbaum, Stella L. 1959-1968
8 Crager, Tess M. 1958-1968
9 Curtis, Henry B. 1963-1971
10 D, General
11 Dent, A.W. 1957; 1969
12 E, General
13 Eisendrath, Maurice N. 1937-1967, n.d.
14 Encyclopaedia Judaica 1967-1970
15 Engel, Lehman 1954-1974
16 Ettelson, Harry W. 1964
17 F, General
18 Federation of Jewish Charities of Philadelphia
1930, n.d.
19 Feibelman, Abraham and Eva [Parents of JBF]
1913-1940, n.d.
20 Feibelman, Herbert P. and Family 1964-1971, n.d.
21 Feibelman, Herbert U. 1954-1967
22 Feibelman, James K. and Shirley 1957-1971
23 Feibelman, Jay 1960-1965, n.d.
4 1 Feibelman, Julian B., Jr. [Son of JBF] 1967-1972, n.d.
2 Feibelman, Peter M. 1971-1972
3 Feibelman, Walter J. 1963-1968
4 Feibelman, Walter L. 1956-1972
5 Feitel, Dan J. 1959-1967
6 Feldman, Abraham J. 1965-1971
7 Fineshriber, William H. 1925-1969
8 Fitzmorris, James E. 1965-1972
9 Frater, Edward L. 1964-1971
10 Friedler, Jerry 1954-1962
11 Friedler, Nat 1967-1968
12 G, General
13 Gardner, Richard 1955-1967
14 Garon, Herbert J. and Margot 1963-1971, n.d.
15 German Friends and Relatives 1926-1941
16 Giarusso, Joseph I. 1965-1970
17 Gilmer, Ben S. 1959-1967
18 Glazer, B. Benedict 1923-1952
19 Glueck, Nelson 1954-1968
20 Gommez-Vaez, Roger 1965-1969
21 Greater New Orleans Federation of Churches
1964-1967
22 Greek Orthodox Cathedral of Holy Trinity
1964-1967
23 Grey, J.D. 1960-1972
24 Ha-He, General
25 Hagadorn, John J. 1959-1972, n.d.
5 1 Hannan, Philip M. 1965-1971
2 Hanus, Jaromir and Helen 1955-1969, n.d.
3 Harris, Rufus C. 1956-1961
4 Harrison, Hastings 1958-1972
5 Hart, Sarah [Sister of JBF) 1956; 1968, n.d.
6 Hays, Brook 1955-1970
7 Healy, George W. 1952-1971
8 Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of
Religion (HUC-JIR) 1951-1971, n.d.
9 HUC-JIR [Doctor of Divinity Degree] 1954-1955
10 HUC-JIR [Doctor of Divinity Degree-Congratulatory
Letters, A-K] 1955
11 HUC-JIR [Doctor of Divinity Degree-Congratulatory
Letters, L-Z; unidentified] 1955
12 Heller, Isaac S. 1942-1960
13 Heller, James G. 1945; 1968
14 Hi-Hy, General
15 Hitt, Homer L. 1961-1972
16 Holmes, John Haynes 1932-1942
17 Hunter, David 1965-1969
18 I, General
19 Interfaith Ministers Group 1961-1970
6 1 J, General
2 Jacobs, Henry S. 1952-1965, n.d.
3 Jellin, Fred 1961-1969
4 Jewish Community Center 1964-1972, n.d.
5 Jewish Welfare Federation 1958-1968
6 Jolley, H.R. 1966-1970
7 Jones, Girault M. 1964-1969, n.d.
8 K, General
9 Karff, Samuel E. 1959-1969
10 Keller, Deane 1960-1972
11 Kingsley House 1963-1970
12 Kiwanis Club [Clergyman of the Year Award]
1970
13 Kohn, Aaron M. 1954-1963
14 Korn, Bertram W. 1949-1979, n.d.
15 Krichefski, Bernard 1962-1970, n.d.
16 Krichefski, Wilfred 1962-1965
7 1 La-Le, General
2 Landrieu, Maurice E. 1967-1972
3 Latter, Shepard M. 1965-1967
4 Lazaron, Morris s. 1964-1972
5 League of Jewish Women's Organizations 1942-1943
6 Lederer, Jules W. and Eppie [Ann Landers]
1944; 1958-1972
7 Lee, G. Avery 1965-1971
8 Lefkowitz, Sidney M. 1964
9 Leipzeiger, Emil W. 1945-1969
10 Lemann, Monte M. 1954-1959
11 Lemann, Stephen B. 1960; 1968
12 Lemann, Thomas B. 1954-1972
13 Levy, David P. 1953-1968
14 Levy, Neville 1954-1971
15 Li-Ly, General
16 Louisiana Association for Mental Health 1953-1969
17 Louisiana Civil Service League 1965-1971
18 Louisiana Coalition of Patriotic Societies 1938
19 Louisiana State University 1964-1972
20 Lowy, Emily 1966-1967, n.d.
21 Loyola University 1959-1970
22 Lucas, William M. 1963-1971
23 Lyons, Maxwell 1959-1967
24 Ma-Me, General
25 Mackenroth, William E. 1962-1969
8 1 MacManus, Jeanne 1964-1970, n.d.
2 Marcus, Jacob R. 1944; 1956-1972
3 Mark, Julius 1961-1966
4 Marwil, Sid 1955-1962, n.d.
5 May, Dan 1959-1970
6 McKeithen, John J. 1967
7 Menorah Association 1959-1965
8 Metropolitan Area Committee 1966; 1971; n.d.
9 Metropolitan Crime Commission of New Orleans
1955-1965
10 Mi-My, General
11 Midlo, Kenneth A. 1958-1965
12 Mihaly, Eugene 1963-1970
13 Millsaps College 1932-1974
14 Mississippi State Medical Association
1962-1963
15 Morgenstern, Julian 1947-1973
16 Morrison, de Lesseps S., 1947-1963
17 Moss, W. Irving 1960-1964
18 Mueller, Herman 1966
19 Muellner, S. Richard 1959-1964
20 N, General
21 National Conference of Christians and Jews
1941-1959
22 National Conference of Christians and Jews
1960-1971, n.d.
23 National Council of American-Soviet Friendship
1944-1948, n.d.
9 1 New Orleans Compress Companies [Labor Aritation]
1942-1943
2 New Orleans Home for Jewish Aged 1959-1960, n.d.
3 New Orleans Mid-Winter Sports Association
1969-1970
4 New Orleans Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
1958-1969
5 Newman, Louis I. 1942-1944
6 Notre Dame Seminary 1965-1972
7 Nussbaum, Perry E. 1963-1967
8 O, General
9 Oakes, John B. 1969-1971
10 Obermayer, Herman J. 1956-1968
11 Ochsner, Alton 1969-1979
12 Office of War Information 1943-1944
13 Olan, Levi A. 1956-1972
14 Operation Understanding 1964-1965
15 Operation Understanding [Clippings} 1964-1965
16 Operation Understanding [Photographs] 1964-1965
17 Oxman, Samuel 1931-1933
18 P-Q, General
19 Parish Prison Chaplains Advisory Council 1964-1966
20 Parolee Rehabilitation Committee 1959
21 University of Pennsylvania 1960-1965
22 Phelps, Ashton 1967-1972
23 Philippsborn, Adolf and Trudye 1939; 1965-1971
24 Pi Tau Pi Fraternity 1930; 1956-1967, n.d.
25 Polack, Robert G. 1967-1969
26 Prescott, C.B. 1960-1972
10 1 Ra-Ri, General
2 Rand, Clayton 1963; 1970
3 Reinhart, Harold 1966-1967
4 Religious Heritage of America 1959-1960
5 Ro-Ry, General
6 Robinowitz, Paul 1969-1972
7 Rosenwald, Lessing J. 1959-1968, n .d.
8 Rotary Club of New Orleans 1938; 1951-1967
9 Rothman, Robert A. 1964-1966
10 Rummel, Joseph F. 1949-1964
11 Sa-Se, General
12 Saal, Irving R. 1959-1970
13 St. Mary's Dominican College 1965-1972
14 St. Mary's Dominican College [Medal Award] 1967
15 Salmon, Harold 1965-1971
16 Sandmel, Harold 1965-1971
17 Schachtel, Hyman J. 1946-1947; 1965-1969
18 Schiro, Victor H. 1962-1970
19 Scooler, Ray 1956-1962
11 1 Sh-Si, General
2 Share, Nathaniel S. 1957-1971, n.d.
3 Shell Oil Company [Labor Arbitration] 1942-1943
4 Shinedling, Abraham I. 1963-1967
5 Silver, Samuel M. 1953-1970
6 Simons, Tonya K. 1958-1960
7 Sm-Sy, General
8 Sobell, Morton 1954-1955
9 Social Welfare Planning Council 1960; 1964-1965
10 Speers, T. Guthrie 1963-1970
11 Spiro, Jack D. 1953-1967; 1976, n.d.
12 Stern, Arthur and Etta 1936-1938
13 Stern, Edgar B. and Edith [Stern Family Fund]
1953-1970, n.d.
14 Stern, Philip M. 1959-1969
15 Stern, S. Walter 1919-1960
16 Stern, Warren L. 1965-1971, n.d.
17 Stevenson, Adlai E. 1956; 1958
18 Straus, Oscar S. 1971
19 Strauss, Lewis L. 1954-1964
20 Swift and Company [Labor Arbitration] 1960-1970
21 T, General
22 Tavel, Henry 1958-1965, n.d.
23 Tolmas, Charles 1959-1969, n.d.
24 Tonkon, I. Edward 1946-1965
12 1 Tonkon, I. Edward 1966-1969
2 Tonkon, Max E. 1968-1971
3 Touro Infirmary 1946; 1962-1969, n.d.
4 Tulane University 1938; 1952-1972
5 U-V, General
6 Union of American Hebrew Congregations (UAHC)
1943-1971, n.d.
7 UAHC [Combined Campaign] 1959-1963
8 UAHC [Reform Jewish Appeal] 1964-1967
9 United Fund 1960-1971
10 United Jewish Appeal 1963
11 UNESCO 1966
12 Usdin, Gene L. 1953-1970
13 Volunteers of America 1956-1969
14 Voss, Carl Hermann 1965-1969
13 1 W, General
2 Waldman, Lester J. 1957-1975
3 Weiss, Seymour 1938-1970
4 Wice, David H. 1955-1972
5 Williams, Joseph 1964-1970
6 Wohl, Samuel 1966; 1971
7 Wolsey, Louis 1936-1945
8 Wolsey, Louis 1946-1966, n.d.
9 World Union for Progressive Judaism 1959-1966
10 Wright, J. Skelly 1956-1962
11 Xavier University of Louisiana 1965-1969
12 Y-Z, General
13 Yarrut, Louis H. 1959-1969
14 Unidentified 1930-1976, n.d.
SERIES B. SERMONS AND ADDRESSES
Note: For a complete listing of sermon title, contact American Jewish Archives.
15 A
14 1 Ba-Bi
2 Bl-By
3 Ca
4 Ch-Ci
5 Cl-Cu
6 D
7 E
15 1 Fa-Fi
2 Fo-Fr
3 Ga-Go
4 Gr-Gu
5 Ha-He
6 Hi-Hu
7 I-Im
8 In-It
16 1 J
2 K
3 La-Le
4 Li-Lu
5 Ma-Mi
6 Mo-My
7 Na-Ne
8 Ni-Nu
17 1 O
2 Pa-Pl
3 Po-Pu
4 Ra-Re
5 Ri-Ru
6 Sa-Se
7 Sh-Sl
8 So-Sp
18 1 St-Sz
2 Ta-Th
3 Ti-Tw
4 U-V
5 Wa-We
6 Wha
7 Whe-Whi
8 Who-Why
19 1 Wi-Wr
2 X-Z
3 Untitled 1942, n.d.
4-5 Sermon Notes
6 Eulogies [A-W]
7 Prayers 1943-1975, n.d.
SERIES C. CONGREGATIONAL RECORDS
Sub-Series 1. Philadelphia, Pa.-Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel
Note: The two Sub-Series of the CONGREGATIONAL RECORDS SERIES have been
arranged alphabetically by the name of the subject or person. These records
deal with persons, organizations and activities of the congregations, but are
not representative of the official records of either congregation. In some
instances the names of subjects or persons appearing in this series may appear
elsewhere in the collection.
20 1-5 Confirmation Annuals 1928-1935, n.d.
6 Keneseth Israel 90th Anniversary 1937
7 Temple Bulletins 1926-1928; 1934-1935
8 Miscellaneous 1918-1936, n.d.
Sub-Series 2. New Orleans, La.-Temple Sinai
9 Baby Blessings [A-Z] 1959-1970
10 Bible Class 1948-1965, n.d.
11 Blumenthal, Harry J. [President] 1960-1970
21 1 Brotherhood 1954-1961
2 Brotherhood 1962-1971
3 Circular Letters 1959-1970, n.d.
4 Confirmation 1952-1969, n.d.
5 Contributions [End of Year] 1958-1964
6 Dues Committee 1955-1965
7 Feibelman, Julian B. [Retirement, Pension] 1966-1977
8 Feibelman, Julian B. [Retirement-Congratulatory Letters]
1967
9 Feibelman, Julian B. [Tributes from Congregation]
1946-1967
10 Funeral and Wedding Statements 1960-1969, n.d.
11 Heller, Max [Articles, Clippings] 1909-1928, n.d.
12 Holiday Seating 1958-1960
13 Lazarus, Eldon S. [President] 1938-1942
14 Levy, Arnold [President] 1970
15 Membership [Correspondence, A-Z] 1956-1970
22 1 Membership [Lists] 1959-1970
2 Membership Register, n.d.
3 Memorials 1937-1962
4 Memorials 1963-1969, n.d.
5 Music Committee 1937-1938; 1960-1962
6 New Year's Messages 1959-1972, n.d. (scattered)
7 Orphans Fund [Foster Parents] 1948-1959
8 Orphans Fund [Foster Parents] 1960-1970
9 Presidents of Temple Sinai (1871-1958)
10 "The Rabbi's Column" [From Temple Bulletin] 1965, n.d.
23 1 Religious School 1922; 1951-1970
2 Schlesinger, A.L. [President] 1967-1969
3 Search for Assistant Rabbi 1957-1961
4 Search for Assistant Rabbi 1964-1970
5 Sisterhood 1936-1941; 1951-1968, n.d.
6 Social Justice Fund 1958-1970, n.d.
7 Steeg, Moise S. [President] 1964-1970, n.d.
8 Temple Sinai 95th Anniversary 1964-1965
9 Youth Group 1954-1965, n.d.
24 1 Miscellaneous Correspondence 1918-1975, n.d.
SERIES D. SCHOLARSHIP
Sub-Series 1. Student Papers
2 Examinations 1924; 1934, n.d.
3 Modern Literature Series 1946-1947
4 Notes [A-E]
5 Notes [G-K]
6 Notes [M-P]
25 1 Notes [R-Z]
2 Notes [Fragments-Theology, Homiletics, Apocalyptic
Lit.]
3-4 Notes [Misc.]
5 University of Pennsylvania [Graduate Studies] 1929-1941
6-7 University of Pennsylvania [Sociology Notes] 1935, n.d.
26 1-2 University of Pennsylvania [Sociology Notes] n.d.
3 University of Pennsylvania [Sociology Articles] n.d.
4 Term papers [A-H] 1924-1935, n.d.
5 Term papers [I-S] 1925-1933, n.d.
Sub-Series 2. Miscellaneous Writings
6 Fiction [A-S; untitled]
27 1-2 The Jewish Ledger [Editorials by JBF] 1940-1946
3-5 Miscellaneous writings [H-T; untitled]
6 Poetry [A-U; untitled]
7-10 Reminiscences, n.d.
11 "Whither Shall I Flee?" [Corr.] 1954-1955
12 Writings by others [C-T] 1918-1963
28 1-2 Unidentified manuscripts, n.d.
SERIES E. PERSONAL
3 Address book, n.d.
4 Awards, certificates 1946-1970, n.d.
5 Biographical material
6-7 Clippings
8 Genealogical and historical documents
9 Life insurance
10 Marriages performed 1936-1970, n.d.
11 Obituaries 1980
12 Oral history interview [Transcript, Corr.-Memphis
State University] 1968-1969
13 Oral history interview [Transcript, Corr.-University
of Southern Mississippi] 1974-1976
14 Photographs
29 1-2 Positions considered 1923-1936, n.d.
3 Research materials [re: Judah Touro, New Orleans]
4 Research materials [re: Gershon Kursheedt]
5 Segregation 1949-1960
6 Segregation 1961-1963, n.d.
30 1 Segregation [Articles, pamphlets] 1954-1963
2 Segregation [Articles, pamphlets], n.d.
3 Segregation [Clippings], n.d.
4 Times-Picayune Loving Cup Award 1968
5-8 Times-Picayune Loving Cup Award [Congratulatory
Letters, A-K] 1968
31 1-4 Times-Picayune Loving Cup Award [Congratulatory
Letters, L-Z; unidentified] 1968
5 Personal miscellaneous 1904-1957, n.d.
6 Miscellaneous
7 Myers, William [Execution of] 1927-1951 (scattered)
SUBJECT TRACINGS
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Note: The following list of subjects is a selective index to many of the
topics and individuals in the JULIAN B. FEIBELMAN PAPERS. It is selective in
that it only attempts to draw attention to the more significant items in the
collection. It does not attempt to list every subject or individual nor does
it try to indicate all places that a listed subject or individual appears in
the collection. When used in conjunction with the Box and Folder List, the
Subject Tracings should help the researcher locate topics. References are to
boxes and folders: e.g., 2/2 means Box 2, folder 2.
Abram, Morris 1/1
American Jewish Congress 1/1
Anti-Semitism 1/ll, 12; 8/21; 13/14; 30/1
Archdiocese of New Orleans 1/14; 3/2; 5/1; 10/10
Baruch, Bernard M. 1/17
Billikopf, Jacob 3/18
Bowles, Chester 2/1
Freehof, Solomon B. 3/17
Hadassah 4/24
Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion 4/19; 8/12, 15; 10/15
Heller, James G. 1/7
Integration 29/5; 29/6; 30/1; 30/2; 30/3
Isserman, Ferdinand M. 5/17
Jewish Christian Relations 1/14; 2/14, 16; 3/2; 4/21; 5/1, 16, 19;
8/21; 9/14; 10/12; 13/11; 14/7
Jewish Welfare Board 6/1
Kennedy, John F. 6/8; 16/2
Korn, Bertram W. 29/3
Morgenstern, Julian 16/6; 29/2
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 8/20
Villard, Oswald G. 12/5
Wise, Stephen S. 9/5; 13/1
Zionism 1/7; 9/5; 13/1; 7/2; 19/2