Archives Department

Resources (3)

• Lindsay Hoben

  Papers, 1926–63, 2 cu. ft. Editor of the Milwaukee Journal. Includes correspondence, articles, photographs, and a manuscript entitled "10,000 Miles of Bolshevism." Currently unprocessed and held in Madison, Wisconsin.

• Lizzie Black Kander (1858-1940)

  Papers, 1875–1960, 2 boxes. Social worker active among Russian Jewish immigrants. Letters, minutes of the Abraham Lincoln Settlement House, 1921–31, reports, and biographical materials. Unpublished inventory (NUCMC 68–2237). (Available on microfilm)

• Louis H. Heifetz

  Reflections, my life, 1942. 0.1 c.f. (1 folder). An introspective autobiography of Heifetz, who grew up and married in a village in White Russia where he ran a leather business and later an unlicensed pharmacy until government oppression and anti-Jewish activity caused him in about 1913 to move his family to America, where he became a teacher at a Jewish school in Milwaukee; translated by Rabbi Dov Edelstein in 1980.