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… that their Ann Arbor rally will protest activities at the University of Michigan in support of the guerrillas of El Salvador. Dunn said the Ann Arbor police have refused to guard the Nazi rally. The SS…
… Campaign totals to date. Judge Avern Cohn, president of the Jewish Welfare Federation, will bring greetings, and Rabbi A. Irving Schnipper of Cong. Beth Abraham Hillel Moses-will lead the invocation. Guest…
… Nazi rally in front of the Ann Arbor City Hall. The Jewish Community Council of Washtenaw County has planned a rally at 1 p.m. at the Ann Arbor Federal Building, a few blocks from City Hall where the SS…
… Action Group of Westland plans to demonstrate. The Jewish Community Council event is billed as a peaceful "affirmation of human dignity and freedom." Other groups, however, have planned a militant rally at…
… the City Hall, beginning at noon, with the intention of blocking the Nazis. ___ The Ann Arbor News identified Richard Dunn of Southfield as Mark Heydrich of the SS Action Group. Dunn told the newspaper…
… Action Group is the same organization which demonstrated at the Israel Independence -Day celebration in Southfield last spring. THE JEWISH NEWS A Weekl\' Review of Jewish Events Allied Jewish Campaign…
… expressing the feeling that justice has pre- vailed in the disclosure last week that a Jew who was lynched nearly 70 years ago was not guilty of the crime for which he was found guilty and subsequently…
… murdered by a frenzied mob. Leo Frank, a supervisor of a local pencil company, was convicted in 1913 of killing a 14-year-old girl, Mary Pha- gan, who worked at the factory. But last week, Jerry Thompson and…
… Bob Sherborne, reporters for the Nashville Tennessean, broke the story that Phagan had been killed by the janitor of the factory, Jim Conley. This information was provided by 83-year-old Alonzo Mann…
…, who at the time of the girl's murder was an office boy at the pencil company. Vida Goldgar, editor of the Southern Israelite, wrote in this week's edition of the newspaper that the Jewish community…