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September 10 • 2015

How Ethnic Unity Aided
The Battle For Civil Rights
Hear a panel of legal and academic schol-
ars discuss how different racial, ethnic and
religious groups have
worked together to
secure civil rights for
all. The free event,
titled "We the People:
Diverse Communities
and the Quest for
Civil Rights," will
Howard
feature Professor
Lupovitch
Howard Lupovitch,
director of the Cohn-
Haddow Center for Judaic Studies at

Wayne State University, Oakland County
Circuit Court Judge Michael Warren and
Marla Linderman, past president of the
Women Lawyers Association of Michigan.
It takes place 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept.
16, at the Max M. Fisher Federation
Building in Bloomfield Township and is
sponsored by the Jewish Bar Association
of Michigan, Patriot Week, the Jewish
Federation of Metropolitan Detroit, the
Cohn-Haddow Center for Judiac Studies,
the Women Lawyers Association of
Michigan and FedEd.
The event is open to the public. For
more information, contact Rachel Loebl at
Rachel@loebloffice.com or (248) 733-5530.

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Beth Olam Cemetery

Hill Park Cemetery in the maintenance
and upkeep of the facility.
Beth Olam is located on the site of the
Cadillac (Poletown) Plant. Entrance to the
cemetery is through the truck gate, and
the plant security will assist visitors in
locating the cemetery site.

To Be Open Sept. 20

The Board of Trustees of Clover Hill Park
Cemetery and Congregation Shaarey
Zedek welcome the community to visit
Beth Olam Cemetery (Smith Street
Cemetery) 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 20.
Beth Olam Cemetery was established
in 1862 and remains one of the oldest
historic sites in the local Jewish commu-
nity. With the cooperation of Detroit and
Hamtramck and the continuing support
of General Motors Corporation, Beth
Olam Cemetery has retained the dignity
and spirituality of its founders.
This year, patrons will notice the
entrance sign to the cemetery has been
restored by General Motors. GM contin-
ues to be an active partner with Clover

Huntington Woods
Candidates Forum
The League of Women Voters Oakland Area
is sponsoring a city of Huntington Woods
Candidates Forum at 7 p.m. Wednesday,
Sept. 16, at city hall, 26815 Scotia.
David C. Sloan and Robert F. Paul III
are running for mayor; other candidates
are for the city commission.
For more information, visit www.
LWVOA.org or call (248) 594-6602.

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Quick Click ... From the William Davidson
Digital Archive of Jewish Detroit History

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Detroit Jewish News
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called "Jewry on the Air;" to
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Detroit.
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donor stepping forward to
Dr. Irving Edgar from the
recreate the Jimmy Prentis
Morris Building in Oak
Jewish Historical Society of
Park into a Jewish commu-
Michigan discuss topics
nal center. Scott Kaufman,
of interest regarding the
CEO of the Jewish
history of Jews in the
Federation of Metropolitan
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That month, there were 11
Herschel Finman's radio
Jewish shows of varying size
show, The Jewish Hour, last
and contact.
week to discuss this good news.
Here's to Rabbi Finman for continuing
Billed as Michigan's only Jewish radio
a long tradition in Detroit of "Jewry on
show, Finman's show is the last of a long
the Air" ❑
line of Jewish on-air media.
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Want to learn more? Go to the DIN
Digital Archives, one can find numerous
Foundation archives, available for free at
references to Jewish shows on television
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