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the "Jewish News" . . . will
prosper and wield an influence
upon its readers that will be
most helpful and inspiring."

Philip Slomovitz, Editor
The Jewish News
Detroit, Uichigan

Dear Mr. Slomovitzt
I learned through the local press that
the "Jewish News" was launched to serve the community.

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"For the service you have
rendered for the past 50 years,
and for the vitality you will
bring to the next 50, you have
our family's thanks and
appreciation."

John D. Dingell
1992

REPRESENTATIVES
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20515

February 12, 1992

Mr. Arthur M. Horwitz
Associate Publisher
The Jewish News
27676 Franklin Road
Southfield, Michigan 48034

Dear Mr. Horwitz:

The very first issue of the Jewish News
included a greeting
from one of its original subscribers , my father.
honored and pleased to join in
I am
celebrating
this
valuableproud,
publication's 50th anniversary.

The Jewish News has witnessed and chronicled some of the
most important events in history, and over the
both great elation and indescribable sadness. When we have felt
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With best wishes,

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John D. Dingell
Member of Congress

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