Jerome R. Malino Papers

Manuscript Collection No. 729

1911 - 2002. 21.43 Linear ft.

ACCESS AND PROVENANCE

The Jerome R. Malino Papers were received from Frances and Jonathan Malino, Boston, Massachusetts, in 2003 and June 2008. Jonathan and Frances Malino by the act of donating the Jerome R. Malino Papers to the American Jewish Archives, assigned all property rights to the American Jewish Archives. All literary rights to material authored by Jermone R. Malino are retained by the Malino heirs. Literary rights to material authored by others are retained by the individuals and their heirs. Questions concerning rights should by addressed to the Executive Director of the American Jewish Archives.

The Jerome R. Malino Papers are open to all researchers. The original manuscript collection is available in the reading room of the Marcus Center of the American Jewish Archives.

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH top

Jerome Malino (1911-2002) was born on June 7, 1911 in New York City. Rabbi Malino graduated from the College of the City of New York in 1931 and was ordained by the Jewish Institute of Religion in 1935. He received an Honorary Degree of Doctor of Humane Letters from Alfred University in 1958 and a Doctor of Divinity Degree from HUC-JIR in 1960.
Rabbi Malino assumed rabbinical leadership of the United Jewish Congregation in Danbury, Connecticut in 1935. Over the next 67 years Rabbi Malino was heavily involved in both his congregation and the Danbury community. Malino was a member of the Danbury Board of Education for many years and served as its chair for twenty years helping secure funds to build several new school buildings for the community. Malino was also a member of the Danbury Music Center and the Danbury Concert association.

He was on the Board of Directors of the local anti-poverty agency, as well as several other local human service organizations. Rabbi Malino served as a chaplain for the Federal Corrections Institution in Danbury where he counseled and inspired a number of prisoners. He was also a member of the Institute of Religion in an Age of Science and was elected president of the organization twice.

Malino taught classes in Homiletics at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion for a number of years and also held adult study courses for his congregation. In 1979 he was the first Rabbi from a small congregation to be elected President of the Central Conference of American Rabbis, a title he held until 1981. Malino retired in 1981 from active service at the United Jewish Congregations but was named Rabbi Emeritus, a post he held until his death in 2002. After his retirement, Malino remained active in his congregation teaching, mentoring, and lecturing.

Rabbi Malino was committed to peace and social and economic justice for all. He remained a pacifist throughout his life, sympathizing with those imprisoned during World War II for being conscientious objectors. He spoke out strongly against the Vietnam War. He lectured and wrote on a variety of topics and published many original poems and translated others.

Jerome Malino married Rhoda K. Simon in June of 1936. They had two children Frances and Jonathan Malino. Jerome Malino died on February 25, 2002.

Related AJA Collections

The American Jewish Archives holds additional Jerome R. Malino material in the video recording and cassette collections, as well as in the photograph and Rare Documents files. Video materials include the lecture series A Light in the Tunnel, (VT-648-650), a panel discussion on First Amendment Rights (VT-651), a wedding service, (VT-652), scenes of Danbury, CT (VT-653), a 50th anniversary celebration (VT-834), his 60th anniversary sermon, havdalah, and dinner (VT-663, VT-832-833), a Rosh Hashanah sermon (VT-729), and a funeral (VT-730). Audio materials include a recording of an address delivered to the National Association of Retired Reform Rabbis (C-4348), recordings of the NAORRR 1997 Annual Conference (C-4453-4464), and recordings of his lectures on The Five Megillot and Jonah at the Star Island UCC conference (C-4502-4513). Additional Malino photographs can be found in his photograph file (PC-2803) and the Rare Documents file contains letters from Senator Joseph Lieberman and President Jimmy Carter congratulating him on his 90th birthday and 65 years at the United Jewish Center (Rare Documents File).

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE top

The JEROME MALINO PAPERS (1911-2002) contain correspondence, subject and organization files, as well as sermons, writings, class notes and audiovisual materials relating to Malino’s career and personal matters.
The collection is divided into eight series as follows:

SERIES A. CORRESPONDENCE. (1920-1999)
SERIES B. SUBJECT FILES. (1924-2001)
SERIES C. ORGANIZATIONS. (1943-1995)
	Subseries 1. Central Conference of American Rabbis
	Subseries 2. Danbury Board of Education
	Subseries 3. Hebrew Union College
	Subseries 4. Jewish Chautauqua Society
	Subseries 5. United Jewish Center
SERIES D. SERMONS AND NOTES. (1935-1942)
	Subseries 1. Jewish Institute of Religion Classes.
	Subseries 2. Adult Study Group Classes.
SERIES F. PHOTOGRAPHS. (1906-2002)
SERIES G. AUDIO VISUAL. (1956-1995)
SERIES H. MISCELLANEOUS. (1911-2001)

SERIES A is arranged chronologically, then alphabetically and reflects the original order of the collection. Most of the correspondence is general correspondence. Of special interest to researchers is correspondence with Stephen Wise as well as with congregants during World War II. These letters reflect his pacifism and his reluctance to support the war.

SERIES B is arranged alphabetically and reflects a variety of activities that Malino was involved with from synagogue activities, including bar and bat mitzvahs to confirmations. It also reflects his involvement in the community including the Federal Correctional Institute in Danbury where he counseled and inspired a number of convicted men.

SERIES C is divided into five subseries and is arranged alphabetically and by date. Subseries 1 includes Malino’s files from the Central Conference of American Rabbis from before, during, and after he was president. Subseries 2 contains files about his work on the Danbury Board of Education. Subseries 3 contains files on his work with Hebrew Union College including the Alumni association, Board of Governors, and the homiletics elective that he taught at the school. Subseries 4 contains his work with the Jewish Chautauqua Society and subseries 5 deals with his tenure as Rabbi and rabbi emeritus at the United Jewish Center.

SERIES D is arranged alphabetically and includes copies of his sermons and sermon notes as well as a list of dates and titles of some of Malino’s sermons. There is also a list of sermon themes that Malino wanted to work on. Malino spoke on a variety of issues in topics from biblical history to current events.

SERIES E is divided into two subseries and is arranged alphabetically. Subseries 1 contains class notes from Malino’s courses at the Jewish Institute of Religion including a course he took with Rabbi Stephen Wise. Classes include Bible history, homiletics, Aramaic, and Hebrew. Subseries 2 contains notes from Malino’s adult study classes at the United Jewish Center. Malino taught on a variety of topics during these classes including the differences between Christianity and Judaism, Bible history, and current events.

SERIES F is arranged alphabetically and includes various photographs of Malino. The photographs vary from those of him performing religious ceremonies and weddings to professional headshots of Malino. This series also include a photograph album from the dedication of the Jerome R. Malino Faculty Development Fund at the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in New York City in 2002.

SERIES G contains reel-to-reel and cassette tapes as well as a video tape of sermons and speeches that Malino gave from the 1950s through the 1990s. Some tapes are labeled with titles and dates while others are untitled.

SERIES H is arranged alphabetically and contains miscellaneous items relating to Malino including a copy of his children’s coloring book “Bible Jingles.” This series also contains Malino’s house blue prints, his birth and marriage certificate, as well as other miscellaneous mementos and newspaper clippings.

BOX AND FOLDER LISTING top

Series A.  Correspondence.
Scope Notes: Files are arranged by date. 

1	1	Correspondence.	1920-1929.
	2	Correspondence.	1930-1939.
	3	Correspondence.	1940-1949.
	4	Correspondence.	1949.
	5	Correspondence.	1949.

2	1	Correspondence.	1950.
	2	Correspondence.	1950-1951.
	3	Correspondence.	1950-1951.
	4	Correspondence.	1951-1952.

3	1	Correspondence.	1952.
	2	Correspondence.	1952-1953.
	3	Correspondence.	1953.
	4	Correspondence.	1953.
	5	Correspondence.	1954.

4	1	Correspondence.	1954.
	2	Correspondence.	1955.
	3	Correspondence.	1955.
	4	Correspondence.	1955.

5	1	Correspondence.	1956.
	2	Correspondence.	1956.
	3	Correspondence.	1957.
	4	Correspondence.	1957.
	5	Correspondence.	1958.
	
6	1	Correspondence.	1958.
	2	Correspondence.	1959.
	3	Correspondence.	1959.
	4	Correspondence.	1960.
	5	Correspondence.	1960.

7	1	Correspondence.	1960.
	2	Correspondence.	1961.
	3	Correspondence.	1961.
	4	Correspondence.	1961.
	5	Correspondence.	1962.
	6	Correspondence.	1963.
	7	Correspondence.	1963-1964.


8	1	Correspondence.	1963-1964.
	2	Correspondence.	1964.
	3	Correspondence.	1965.
	4	Correspondence.	1965.
	5	Correspondence.	1966.
	6	Correspondence.	1966.

9	1	Correspondence.	1966.
	2	Correspondence.	1967.
	3	Correspondence.	1967.
	4	Correspondence.	1968.
	5	Correspondence.	1968.
	6	Correspondence.	1969.
	7	Correspondence.	1970.

10	1	Correspondence.	1970-1979.
	2	Correspondence.	1979.
	3	Correspondence.	1980.
	4	Correspondence.	1981.

11	1	Correspondence.	1982.
	2	Correspondence.	1983.
	3	Correspondence.	1984.
	4	Correspondence.	1985.
	5	Correspondence.	1986.
	6	Correspondence.	1987.
	7	Correspondence.	1988.
	8	Correspondence.	1989.
	9	Correspondence.	1990-1999.
	10	Correspondence. Malino, Henrietta. Death of. (Mother). 1969.
	11	Correspondence.	Miscellaneous Undated.
	12	Correspondence. Wise, Stephen. 1938-1949.
	13	Correspondence. World War II. From Congregants. 1942-1945.
	14	Correspondence. World War II. From Congregants. 1942-1945.


Series B.  Subject Files.
Scope Note. Files are arranged alphabetically. 

12	1	Acknowledgements. 1988-1992.
	2	Adult Study Group Notes. 1975.
	3	Adult Study Group. 1986-1987.
	4	Adult Education. n.d.
	5	Alfred University. 1969-1971.
	6	American College in Jerusalem. 1971-1974.
	7	American Israel Public Affairs Committee. 1958-1962.
	8	American Jewish Tercentenary. 1954.
	9	American Red Cross. 1943-1945.
	10	60th Anniversary Correspondence. 1995.
	11	25th Anniversary Ordination. 1960.
	12	60th Anniversary Program and Journal. 1995.
	13	Articles and Book Reviews. 1958-1983.
	14	Association of Reform Zionists of America. 1977-1980.
	15	Association of Religious Communities. 1979-1999.

13	1	Bar and Bat Mitzvah. 1971.
	2	Bar and Bat Mitzvah Speeches and other Writings.  1940-1990.
	3	Bereavement Correspondence. 1988-2002.
	4	Biographical Information. n.d.
	5	Book Reviews and Articles. 1980-1986.
	6	Breira. 1974-1975.
	7	Brotherhood. 1988.
	8	Carter, Jimmy. Correspondence. 1978, 2001.

14	1	Commission on Social Action of Reform Judaism. 1978.
	2	Committee on Civil Rights. 1950-1951.
	3	Community Action Committee of Danbury. 1968-1970.
	4	Community Action Committee of Danbury. 1972.
	5	Community Action Committee of Danbury. 1978-1979.
	6	Conferences. 1958-1960.
	7	Confirmation. (5702-5719). 1942-1959.
	8	Confirmation. (5720-5721). 1960-1961.
	9	Confirmation. (5723-5729). 1963-1969.
	10	Confirmation. (5730-5739). 1970-1979.
	11	Confirmation. (5740-5741). 1980-1981.
	12	Confirmation. (5751). 1991.
	13	Confirmation Correspondence and Miscellaneous. 1969-1971.
	14	Confirmation Miscellaneous. n.d.
	15	Connecticut Jewish Community Relations Council. 1953, 1963. 
	16	Contributions (Memorial Fund). 1971.
	17	Conversions. 1967-1991.

15	1	Danbury Concert Association. 1988-1999.
	2	Danbury Jewish Welfare Fund. 1939-1945.
	3	Danbury Ministerial Association. 1948-1949.
	4	Danbury Ministerial Association. 1950-1969.
	5	Danbury Music Centre. 1940-1956.
	6	Danbury Music Centre. 1957-1967.
	7	Danbury Music Centre. 1985-1989.
	8	Danbury Music Centre. 1990-1999.

16	1	Discretionary Fund. 1971.
	2	Discretionary Fund. 1979.
	3	Discretionary Fund. 1979.
	4	Donations. Miscellaneous. 1979.
	5	Donations. Miscellaneous. 1980.
	6	Donations. Miscellaneous. 1980.

17	1	Danbury Parents and Friends of Retarded Children. 1986-1987.
	2	Doctorate. 1960.
	3	Fair City Foundation. 1947-1950.
	4	Federal Correctional Institute. 1979-1999.
	5	Federal Correctional Institute. Correspondence.  1942-1947.
	6	Federal Correctional Institute. Correspondence.  1942-1947.
	7	Federal Correctional Institute.  Correspondence.  1948.
	8	Federal Correctional Institute. Correspondence.  1948-1952.

18	1	Federal Correctional Institute. Correspondence.  1952-1953.
	2	Federal Correctional Institute. Correspondence.  1965-1966.
	3	Federal Correctional Institute. Correspondence.  1966.
	4	Federal Correctional Institute. Correspondence.  1967-1968.
	5	Fire Department.  1986.
	6	Glaser, Joseph B. 1979.
	7	High Holy Days. 1935-1963.
	8	High Holy Days. New Year Letters. 1959-1962.
	9	Hospital Chaplaincy. 1959-1968.
	10	Human Relations Committee of Danbury. 1959-1979.
	11	Human Relations Committee of Danbury. 1959-1979.
	12	Intercultural Relations and Human Relations Institute. 1949-1960.

19	1	Israel. 1980.
	2	Israel Rabbinical Advisory Commission. 1978.
	3	JAHRZEITS. 1.	
	4	JAHRZEITS. 2.
	5	JAHRZEITS. 3.
	6	JAHRZEITS. 4.
	7	JAHRZEITS. 5.
	8	JAHRZEITS. 6.  1968.


20	1	JAHRZEITS. 7. 1979.
	2	JAHRZEITS. 8. 1979.
	3	Jewish Book Council. 1969-1970.
	4	Jewish Community Council. 1952-1969.
	5	Jewish Federation of Danbury. 1951-1952.	
	2	Jewish Federation of Danbury. 1971.
	3	Jewish Federation of Danbury. 1979.
	4	Jewish Federation of Danbury. Annual Reports. 1965-1977.
	5	Jewish Home for the Aged. 1949-1958.
	6	Jewish Home for the Elderly of Fairfield County. 1967-1988.
	7	Jewish Institute of Religion. Transcript. n.d.

21	1	Jewish Peace Fellowship. 1940-1949.
	2	Jewish Peace Fellowship. 1950-1959.
	3	Jewish Peace Fellowship. 1960-1979.
	4	Jewish Peace Lobby. 1990.
	5	Kanter Krakow. Educational Achievement Award. 1.
	6	Kanter Krakow. Educational Achievement Award. 2.
	7	Kanter Krakow. Educational Achievement Award. 3.

22	1	Letters of Appreciation. 1987-1989.
	2	Letters of Sympathy. 1987-1989.
	3	Lieberman, Joe. Correspondence. 2001.
	4	Maimonides Academy of Western Connecticut. 1979-1996.
	5	Malino, Frances and Jonathan.  1994.
	6	Malino, Henrietta.  In Memory of. 1969.
	7	Malino, Henrietta.  In Memory of. 1969.
	8	Malino, Henrietta.  In Memory of. 1969.
	9	Malino Poetry. n.d.
	10	Mens Club. 1959-1990.

23	1	Miscellaneous. A-H. 1977-1995.
	2	Miscellaneous. I-R. 1988.
	3	Miscellaneous. S-Z. 1987-1988.
	4	Miscellaneous. 1970-1971.
	5	Miscellaneous. 1977-1979.

24	1	National Commission on Rabbinic-Congregational Relations. 1988.
	2	National Council Against Conscription. 1958-1959.
	3	National Council of Jewish Prison Chaplains. 1960-1961.
	4	National Jewish Center for Learning and Leadership. 1987.
	5	New Years. 1964-1967.	
	6	Pamphlets and Programs. 1924-2001.
	7	Personal. 1960-1999.
	8	Personal Correspondence. 1969-1971.
	9	Playbill. Directed by Malino. n.d.
	10	Published Scriptures and Sermons. 1952-1987.

25	1	Recommendations. 1988.
	2	Religious School. Confidential. 1957-1971.
	3	Rosh Hashanah. 5712-5742.
	4	Rosh Hashanah. 5712-5749.
	5	School. 1950-1969.
	6	Seder. 1959-1961.
	7	Social Agencies. Brotherhood Week. 1944.
	8	Speaking Engagements.  1950-1954.
	9	Speaking Engagements.  1963-1964.
	10	Speaking Engagements.  1967.


26 	1	Speaking Engagements. 1969-1971. 
	2	Speaking Engagements. 1986-1988. 
	3	Speeches.  n.d.  
	4	Synagogue Council of America. Domestic Affairs Committee. 1980-1989.
	5	Talmud. n.d.
	6	Union of American Hebrew Congregations. 1979-1990.
	7	World Union for Progressive Judaism. 1977-1979.
	8	World Union for Progressive Judaism. 1985-1989.
	9	World Union for Progressive Judaism. 1994.

Series C.  Organizations.
Scope Notes: Files are arranged alphabetically and by date. 

Sub series 1: Central Conference of American Rabbis.

27	1	General. 1950. 
	2	General. 1951.
	3	General. 1951-1955.
	4	General. 1952-1953. 
	5	General. 1956-1964. 
	6	General. 1977-1978.
	7	General. 1978.
	8	General. 1978-1979.
	9	General.  1982.
	10	General. 1987-1988.
	11	Admissions. 1968-1976.
	12	Board of Trustees. 1977-1978.	

28	1 	Career Counseling. 1982-1987.
	2	Career Counseling. Correspondence.1990-1992.
	3	Career Counseling. Correspondence.1991-1997. 
	4	Committee on Professional Growth. 1980-1989.
	5	Committee on Rabbinic Growth. 1981-1986.
	6	Committee on Rabbinic Growth. 1982-1995.
	7	Conference. 1958.
	8	Conference Program. Toronto. 1978. 
	9	Conference. Toronto. 1978.
	10	Conference. Toronto. 1979.
	11	Conference. 1978.

29	1	Conference. 1979. Conference. Program. Phoenix. 1979.
	2	Conference. Phoenix. 1979.
	3	Conference. Phoenix. 1979.
	4	Conference. Pittsburgh and Jerusalem. 1980-1981. 

30	1	Executive Board. 1952-1954.
	2	Executive Board. Correspondence. Minutes. 1962-1966.
	3	Executive Board. 1978.
	4	Executive Board. 1978-1979.
	5	General Program Suggestions. 1978-1979.
	6	Lecture. Creators of Worlds. 1958.
	7	Miscellaneous. 1979, 1986.
	8	NER Retirement Committee. 1983.
	9	Northeast Region. 1976-1978.
	10	Northeast Region. Minutes. 2000-2001.

31	1	The Pastoral Ministry. n.d.
	2	Patrilineal Committee. 1980-1984.
	3	Practicum. 1983-1984.
	4	Program Committee. 1977-1978.
	5	The Rabbi and His Personal Religion. 1951.
	6	Rabbinic Placement Commission. 1960-1961.    	
	7	Rabbinic Placement Commission. 1980-1989.
	8	Rabbinic Placement Commission. 1980-1989. Vice President. 1977-1978.

Sub series 2: Danbury Board of Education.

32	1	General.  1949-1954.
	2	General. 1950-1952.
	3	General. 1956-1959.
	4	General. 1962-1968.

33	1	General. 1968.
	2	General. 1968.	
	3	General. 1968.
	4	General. 1969.
	5	General. 1969.
	6	General. n.d.
	7	General. Proposed High School. 1960-1966.
	8	General. Teachers Association. 1953-1958.

Sub series 3: Hebrew Union College.
	
34	1	Alumni Association. 1952-1953.
	2	Alumni Program. Breathing Fire into the Text. 1987.
	3	Board of Governors. 1973-1977. 
	4	Class on Creation and Revelation. 1972.
	5	Continuing Education. 1981-1990. 
	6	Contributions. 1958-1965.
	7	Correspondence. 1985-1989.
	8	Homiletics Elective taught by Malino. 2000-2001.
	9	Miscellaneous. 1960-1999. 
	10	Ordination Sermon. Retrospect and Prospect. 1983.
	11	Overseers Committee. 1976-1978.

Sub series 4: Jewish Chautauqua Society. 

35	1	General. 1943.    
	2	General. 1944.
	3	General. 1945. 
	4	General. 1946.
	5	General. 1947.
	13	General. 1948.
	14	General. 1949.
	15	General. 1950.
	16	General. 1951.

36	1	General. 1952.
	2	General. 1953.
	3	General. 1954.
	4	General. 1955.
	5	General. 1956.
	6	General. 1957.
	7	General. 1958.
	8	General. 1959.
	9	General. 1960.
	10	General. 1961.
	11	General. 1964.
	12	General. 1969-1970.
	13	Miscellaneous. n.d.	

Sub series 5: United Jewish Center

37	1	Adult Education Committee. 1962-1963.
	2	Adult Study Group. 1950.
	3	Annual Report. 1962.
	4	Board of Trustees. 1960-1969.
	5	Board of Trustees. 1980-1999.
	6	Committee on Rabbinic Continuity. Meeting Minutes.  1978-1980. 	
	7	Correspondence. 1958-1966.
	8	Correspondence. 1967-1968.
	9	Correspondence. Malino. 1980-1989.
	10	Correspondence. Malino. 1990-2000.
	11	Correspondence. Malino Journal Committee.1995.
	12	Discretionary Fund. 1988-1989.
	13	Endowment Fund. n.d.

38	1	Finance Committee. 1960-1969.
	2	Finance Committee. 1960-1969.
	3	Finance Committee. 1960-1969.
	4	Finances. 1950-1969.
	5	House Committee. 1960-1964.
	6	Library Committee. 1960-1969.
	7	Library Correspondence. 1967-1969.
	8	Malino. 50th Anniversary Album, Volume I. 1985. 
	9	Malino. 50th Anniversary Album, Volume II. 1985.

39	1	Malino. 5742 50th Anniversary Mementos. 1985.
	2	Malino. 50th Anniversary Miscellaneous. 1985. 
	3	Malino Testimonial Dinner. 1995. 
	4	Malino. Tributes. 1995.
	5	Malino. Letters to New Members. 1966.
	6	Membership. 1950-1959.
	7	Membership. 1950-1959.
	8	Membership. 1960-1969.
	9	Membership. 1960-1969.	
	10	Membership. 1960-1969.	
	11	Membership Committee. 1960-1969.
	12	Membership Committee. 1960-1969.
	13	Miscellaneous. 1950-2000.

40	1	Planning Committee. 1963-1971.
	2	Planning Committee. 1969-1972.
	3	Planning Committee.  1970.
	4	Planning Committee. 1972-1973. 
	5	Planning Committee. 1972-1973.
	6	Planning Committee. 1974-1979.
	7	Planning Committee. 1974-1979.
	9	Letters from President. 1960-1969.
	10	Rabbis Report. 1950-1959.
	11	Religious School. 1956-1962.
	12	Ritual Committee. 1960-1969.
	13	School Committee. 1960-1969. 
	14	Stephen Wise Club. n.d.
	15	Welcome Letters. 1967-1968.
	16	Youth Committee. 1962-1963.

Series D. Sermons and Notes.
Scope Notes. Files are arranged alphabetically by title and by date.

41	1	Sermons/Notes. A-C. 1935-1943.
	2	Sermons/Notes. E-G. 1935-1943.
	3	Sermons/Notes. H-J. 1935-1943.
	4	Sermons/Notes. K-M. 1936-1944.
	5	Sermons/Notes. N-Q. 1936-1943.
	6	Sermons/Notes. R-S. 1935-1943.

42	1	Sermons/Notes. T-Z. 1938-1943.
	2	List and Dates of Malino Sermon Titles. 1944-1981
	3	Miscellaneous Sermons. n.d.
	4	Miscellaneous Sermon Notes. n.d. 

43	1	Miscellaneous Sermon Notes. n.d. 
	2	Miscellaneous Sermon Notes. n.d.
	3	Miscellaneous Sermon Notes. n.d.
	4	Miscellaneous Sermon Notes. n.d.  
	5	Sermon/Notes. n.d.
	6	Sermon Themes. n.d.
	7	Sermon Themes. 1942+.

Series E. Class Notes.
Scope Notes. Files are arranged alphabetically.

Sub-Series 1.  Jewish Institute of Religion Classes.

44	1	Aramaic.  Marcus.  n.d. 
	3	Bible.  Spiegal.  1931-1932.
	4	Bible.  Friedlander, Israel.  1930.  
	5	Bible Commentary.  Dr. Lewis.  1931-1932.  
	6	Development of Hebrew Language and Literature from Mesha Stone.  Dr. Spiegal.  February 1932.
	7	Hebrew.  Dr. Touroff.  n.d.
	8	Hebrew.  Friedlander, Israel.  1930. 
	9	Hellenistic Literature and History.  Marcus.  1929.
	10	History.  Friedlander, Israel.  n.d.
	11	History of Education.  1930.    
	12	Homiletics.  JIR Class notes.  Dr. Wise, Stephen.  1932.
	13	Hosea.  n.d.
	14  Philo.  n.d. 
  
Sub-Series 2.  Adult Study Group Classes.
  
	15	Adult Study Group.  1967-1974.
	16	Agnon.  1967.
	17	American Jew in Todays World.  1969.
	18	Apocrypha.  1959.
	19	Bible.  1952-1953.
	20	Break Through Adult Study Group.  Spring 1955-Fall 1964.
	21	Chassidism.  1966.

45	1	Devotional Anthology.  n.d.	
	2	Ethics of the Fathers.  1953.
	3	Five who shock the world.  Fall 1972.
	4	Fundamentals of Judaism.  1949-1950.
	5	Fundamentals of World Religions.  1958.
	6	History and Prospects of the American Jewish Community.  n.d.  
	7	How Scientists view Religion.  Spring 1961.
	8	Is it Reasonable to Believe in God?  Spring 1971.  
	9	Jerusalem and the West Bank.  Spring 1968.
	10	Judaism and Christianity.  A Comparative Study.  Spring 1950.
	11	Liberal Judaism.  Spring 1960.
	12	Life is with People.  The Culture of the Shtetl.  1970.
	13	Light in Exile.  Spring 1973.
	14	Middle East.  1970.
	15	Miscellaneous Adult Study, Lecture notes.  n.d.    
	16	Nature of Religion.  1954.
	17	New Testament.  1951-1952.
	18	Our Prayer book: Structure and Content.  Fall 1960.
	19	Poetry of the Bible.  1961.
	20	The Problem of Job.  1959.
	21	Religious Existentialism and Martin Buber.  1959.
	22	The State of Jewish Belief.  1966.
	23	What Judaism Says, What Jews believe?  Fall 1971, spring 1972.

Series F. Photographs

46	1	Confirmation. 1958-1994. 
	2	Danbury Hebrew Social Club. 1906.
	3	Dedication Booklet. 1955.
	4	Malino. 1927-1986.

47	1	Miscellaneous. 5x7. 1927-1986.
	2	Miscellaneous. 8x10. 1946-1985.
	3	Purim Events. 1949, 1953.
	4	"A Tribute to Rabbi Jerome R. Malino, Rabbi Emeritus, United Jewish Center of Danbury, 	
		Dedication of the Jerome R. Malino Faculty Development Fund, HUC-JIR, New York City." 
		Photograph Album. 28 January 2002.
	5	Weddings. Most Malino Officiated. 1948-1990.
	6	United Jewish Center. Boy Scouts. 1953.
	7	United Service Organizations. 1942.

Series G. Audio Visual.

48		JW-Davens. n.d.
		Presentation of Koach Award  to Malino. November 16, 1976.
		Pillar of Salt. n.d. November 11, 1976.
		Marian Anderson Competition. Danbury Symphony Orchestra. n.d.
		A.  Eban. G.A. November 1, 1956.
		High Holy Days. September 21, 1979-October 12, 1979.. 
		United Jewish Center. September 12-November 4, 1977.
		High Holy Days. September 10-19, 1980.
		Sermons. 40th Year. May 2-October 3 1975.
		Rabbi Malino Chapel Services. Star Island. IRAS Conference. n.t. July 28-31, 1968.
		Not Title. October 19, 1979-January 18, 1980.
		United Jewish Center. Sermons. March 7, 1969-November 13, 1970.
		No Title. December 31, 1976-May 20, 1977.
		No Title. September 24, 1976-December 10, 1976.
		High Holy Days. October 1, 1978-October 27, 1978.
		High Holy Days. May 24, 1974-October 18, 1974.
		No Title. March 1980- June 6, 1980. 
		United Jewish Center. September 24, 1968-February 28, 1969.
		United Jewish Center. High Holy Days. September 30, 1970-October 10, 1970.
		Sermons. December 24, 1971-May 5, 1972.
		United Jewish Center. Sermons.  January 4, 1974-May 17, 1974.
		United Jewish Center Services. December 1, 1967-February 23, 1968.
		No Title. December 9, 1977-March 31, 1978.
		United Jewish Center. March 30, 1973-April 1973.
		No Title. February 1, 1980-March 21, 1980.
		Malino Sunday. February 1969.
		Audio Tape. United Jewish Center. Malino Sermons. October 26, 1973-December 28, 1973.
		United Jewish Center. Anniversary Program. November 20, 1970-December 5, 1970. 
		United Jewish Center. March 8, 1968-May 31, 1968.
		United Jewish Center. High Holy Days. September 12, 1969- September 22, 1969.
		No Title. September 5, 1975-May 14, 1976.
		United Jewish Center. March 9, 1979-May 18, 1979.
		Abba Eban. General Assembly. November 1, 1956.
		Not Title. n.d.
		What is Torah? n.d.
		No Title. n.d.
		No Title. n.d.
		A Service with Rabbi Levine. n.d. 
		Malino. Thursday and Friday at Star Island. 
		United Jewish Center. January 1, 1971-April 30, 1971.
		United Jewish Center. December 22, 1972-March 23, 1973. 
		United Jewish Center. November , 1974-January 31, 1975.
		Sermons. May 19, 1972-December 15, 1972.
		Jonathan Conducts Services Preaches Sermon, Be Ye Holy. April 24, 1964.
		Lycoming Choir Christmas Program? December 1966. February 27, 1980.
		Video Tape. No Title. n.d.
		Viewpoints, Rabbi J.R. Malino. 17 October.
		Rhoda Daum Show, Rabbi Jerome Malino. 14 October 1995.
		JRM Sermon for R.H.II. 5755.

Series H. Miscellaneous. 

49	1	Bible Jingles Coloring Book by Malino.1962.	
	2	Birth Certificate. June 7, 1911.
	3	Blue Prints. Malino House. 1943.
	4	Brochures and Pamphlets with Malino in them. 1960-1979.
	5	Encyclopedia of Americana. Judaism Articles. n.d
	6	Federal Correction Institution. Danbury, CT. 1940-1942.
	7	Jerome and Rhoda Malino. Copy of 1936 Marriage Certificate. 1955.
	8	Malino, Rhoda.  Will.  1950.  
	9	Miscellaneous. 1940-1999.
	9	Miscellaneous. 1944-1945.
	10	Miscellaneous. 1946.
	11	Miscellaneous. 1947-1948.
	12	Miscellaneous. 1950.
	13	Miscellaneous. 1952-1953.
	14	Miscellaneous. 1956-1957.
	15	Miscellaneous. 1962-1963.
	16	Miscellaneous. 1963-1970.

50	1	Newspaper Clippings. 1940-1958.	
	2	Newspaper Clippings. 1959-1979.
	3	Newspaper Clippings. 1980-1989.
	4	Newspaper Clippings. 1990-2001.
	5	Newspaper Clippings. n.d.
	6	Newspaper Clippings and miscellaneous. Malinos death. 2002.		
	8	Notes and Mementos. 1951
	9	Notes, Letters, and Mementos. 1949. 
	10	Notes for Religious Publications and Correspondence.
	11	Passports. 1960-1999.
	12	Selective Service Medal. 
	13	Writings and Speeches. n.d.


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