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…We Salute Philip Slornovitz: Our Founder, Mentor and Friend On The 50th Anniversary Of 1 9 4 2 Celebrating 50 years of growth with the Detroit Je ~ Uish Comm unity. 1 s 9 2 acuics4 A rt idnumv, 1 ,?4 c1 /4 dt eopPic5 OAJ&,ek (44( The staff of THE JEWISH NEWS …
…THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE 4 Cm= In The Beginning A major community newspaper is born. By Alan Hitsky Purely Commentary: The Landmark With A Conscience Thoughts from the man who made it happen. By Philip Slomovitz The Jewish News: Our Platform The paper's mission statement. 6 7 8 12 16 18 24 26 30 Early Support An influential group invested heart and soul to launch the paper. By Kimberly Lifton The Genuine Article ...…
…Left to right: Gary Rosenblatt, editor; Arthur Horwitz, associate publisher; Charles A. Buerger, publisher; Sylvia Stafford, general manager. Dear Reader, W e are proud to have been a part of The Jewish News story these past 50 years and to share a masthead with Philip Slomovitz, the dean of American Jewish journalism. Despite his poor eyesight, Phil is a man of vision, having founded The Jewish News in 1942 on the principles of journalistic...…
…--11 . 1 50 I 9 4 2-1992 .1111110.11 1 THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE . In The Beginning A major community newspaper is born at a time of personal, national and international adversity. BY ALAN HITSKY Associate Editor I t took a bit of dar- ing to begin a news- paper four months after the onslaught of Pearl Harbor. Maybe it was necessity. Maybe it was fate. But Philip Slomovitz was forced to launch his new Jewish newspaper at o...…
…1942-1992 THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE Fifty Years Ago .. . PURELY COMMENTARY The Jewish News At 50: The Landmark With A Conscience I Photo by Gle nn Tries t n 1942, the year of multiple agonies and moral dejection in mankind, a momentous dictum was pronounced for unity and activism and the uplifting of the Jewish spirit and courage. It was the year of the emergence of The Jewish News as the organ for molding of the Jewish publi...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE 1942-1992 EARLY SUPPORT An influential group of supporters got The Jewish News off the ground. L BY KIMBERLY LIFTON Staff Writer 6 eonard Simons remembers well the beginnings of The Jewish News. It cost him $500. Walter Field remembers, too. It cost him the same. Yet money wasn't the issue. The two men really wanted to help the Jewish Chronicle editor, Philip Slomovitz, launch his own newspaper. It w...…
…1942-1992 THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE The Genyine tele Danny Raskin's 'Jewish Youth's Listening Post' appeared in the first issue, and he's been writing ever since. ••■■•• BY PHIL JACOBS T hey were killing pigeons and sell- ing them as poul- try to unknowing consumers. It was 1941, wartime, and good meat was scarce. But selling plucked pigeons wasn't legal. Danny Raskin broke that story, his first on the pages of the Detroit Ne...…
…50 1942-1992 THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE EVOLUTION Over 50 years, the newspaper has changed as the community and world events changed. BY SIDNEY BOLKOSKY Special to The Jewish News R eading The Jewish News may be one of the few activities that Detroit Jews hold in common. Philip Slomovitz, the dean of the English-Jewish press in the United States, referred to this activity as the "Every Friday Phenomenon." On Friday nights in D...…
…1942-1992 THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE the Jewish press. He had worked to bring to the Jews of Detroit religious news; local, social news regarding children and education; news of suc- cesses in science, industry, government and private life; news of births and deaths, con- secrations and weddings. Concomitantly, he hoped to make The Jewish News a "guardian over the welfare of our people . . . a historian of Israel . . . a chronicle o...…
…50 1 9 4 2-1 9 9 2 THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE EVOLUTION • The premiere issue contained full-page endorsements from leading personalities. 10 THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE Fred Butzel, Rabbis Franklin and Hershman, Dora Ehrlich, Henry Wineman, Dr. Stephen Wise, Israel Goldstein (presi- dent of the Jewish National Fund), Eleanor Roosevelt and others. Its program and policy bold- ly stated that: "We promise to give our ...…
…1942-1992 THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE 48-page supplement to the focus, allotting more emphasis paper in January 1958. That to local, investigative news "travelogue" communicated stories written by professional the couple's enthusiasm, ex- Detroit reporters, it maintains citement, and "ecstacy" to the essential credo estab- Jews and non-Jews in De lished by Mr. Slomovitz. troit. In some respects, it "What a marve- persists in the goal...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE 1 9 42-1 9 92 Making Their Marks Some of the men and women who helped shape Detroit's community. BY ELIZABETH APPLEBAUM Assistant Editor I n 1919, a young Lithu- anian Jew arrived in Detroit for a job inter- view. Only after super- visors opened his suit- case and saw that he carried a tallit and tefillin was Ber- nard Isaacs hired for the position, heading the new United Hebrew Schools. A man dedicat...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE 1942-1992 Jane Sherman and her father, Max Fisher. Sherwin Wine 27 years ago founded a local congrega- tion called the Birmingham rIbmple. It was the first tem- ple to espouse Humanistic Judaism, which advocates belief in the moral goodness of man and disavows belief in a supreme being. Today, more than 30,000 men and women identify as Humanistic Jews. A Detroit native, Rabbi Wine serves as spokesman for ...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE 1942-1992 Making Their Marks David Hermelin create Jewish cultural pro- grams, including radio and television shows. Rabbi Adler was similarly dedicated to his congregation, where he initiated such pro- grams as the Beth Hayeled nursery, the Adult Kibbutz, and a children's summer pro- gram. His wife, the late Goldie Adler, also was active in establishing numerous pro- grams at the synagogue. Under Rabbi ...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE 194 2-19 92 Rabbi Leo Franklin, left, and Rabbi Sherwin Wine. Yeshiva Beth Yehudah, Young Israel and the Jewish Corn- munity Council. He also was an ardent Zionist and held numerous national and local posts reflecting that interest. Dur- ing the 1930s, he served as president of the World Mizrachi Organization, or religious Zionists, and en- couraged Zionist support among Jews throughout Detroit. Jewish J...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE American Jewish Congress, still looks to the newspaper for his Jewish news. "I've read it most of my life," he said. "I like how the paper sends reporters after stories and events taking place in the community." For these Detroiters, the year 1942 marked a milestone in their lives. 1 9 mor G BY AMY J. MEHLER Staff Writer Sheila Ruskin and Robert Wolf. 16 THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE erald Co...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE 1942-1992 50 Levt, Mary and William Kideckel. During their separation, Mrs. Stone worked as a bookkeeper at Citrin Oil Co. When her husband return- ed, he started the Stone Soap Company in Detroit. This year, the Stones celebrate their 50th wedding anniver- sary and the continuing suc- cess of their business. "And next month, our granddaughter and grand- son celebrate their bar and bat mitzvahs," said Mr...…
…50 1 942- 1 992 THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE Icaleillose4Dpe A pictorial look at Jewish Detroit, 1942 - 1992. PHOTOS COURTESY OF SHARON ALTERMAN AT THE JEWISH COMMUNITY ARCHIVES AND BENYAS-KAUFMAN Resettlement Service workers greet an emigre family in downtown Detroit in the 1960s. 18 THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE …
…1 9 4 2-1 9 9 2 THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE Above, children in the 1940s are checked at the North End Clinic. At left, Sinai Hospital in 1974. An early office of Hebrew Free Loan. MARCH 27, 1992 19 …
…50 1942-1992 THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE Kaleidoscope Communal activities cover a wide spectrum of events. At left, the Jewish Home for Aged on Petoskey, circa 1940. Below, groundbreaking ceremonies for the Maple-Drake Jewish Community Center, 1973. Left, above, the JCC on Davison at Dexter, 1955. At left, groundbreaking for the Holocaust Memorial Center, 1981. 20 THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE …
…1942-1992 THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE Clockwise, starting below, a 1930s photograph of the Butzel Building; Detroit Soviet Jewry rally, 1970; Project JOIN interns, 1989. MARCH 27, 1992 21 …
…,V111•• ■ *. SO 1 9 4 - 1 99 2 THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE Kaleidoscope Clockwise from below, a snack break at United Hebrew Schools, 1950s; the community workshop at Jewish Vocational Service, 1974; Fleischman Home for Aged, 1988. 22 THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE …
…THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE 1942-1992 A pictorial look at Jewish Detroit. Clockwise, starting above, Yeshiva Beth Yehudah students play ball; the community workshop in 1968; Mark Goldenberg entertains seniors at the Butzel Conference Center, 1977; rally for Israel at the Meyers-Curtis JCC during the Six- Day War, 1967. El MARCH 27, 1992 23 …
…5 0 1942-1992 THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE k) ( •••••••••••••• 011 "00 VIVA 03-1 .EKE. 14%0% 0 sptAtAl 1410t.,V Old Ad-Vantages 4-0 09 ******* A1-10 1-11S Wt. of BAND ************ 4:1130 A nostalgic look at some of the faces who graced the advertising pages of The Jewish News. A. Sammy Woolf and his band: March 11, 1955. B. Larry Michelson and his Scotch: May 18, 1962. C. Florine Mark-Ross with a mouthful: April 16, 1971. ...…
…I I WHY WORRY I Leave Everythin g THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE to Us O WYN and HAROLD LANDIS HOME CATERING phone tiVectots an d Ottitets re Me Utvon Vite Institance tompatri Extend Congratulations to On be i cdtsjstr egate Iron, let, 'AXON EL 6-8411 • STYLE • ELEGANCE • BEAUTY Opportunity 5th SENATORIAL DISTRICT WARDS 16, 18, 20 Righ ts fi ghts WYN-HAROLD CATERING Chairman, Board D • Citizens of Southwest of Detro...…
…50 1942-1992 THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE Playing a Di ere Tune Jewish newspapers try to become more than house organs. BY NOAM M.M. NEUSNER Staff Writer UICK. Let's take a tour of Jewish Amer- ica through the eyes of its newspapers. In Memphis' Hebrew Wat- chman, a front-page story urges the community to help raise money for an annual Jewish federation campaign. In San Antonio's Jewish Journal, there's a similar story. And in N...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE 1942-1992 Philadelphia's Occident and New York's Asmonean- were started largely to in- form immigrants of the dangers of Christian mis- sionaries or to warn Jews against becoming a con- spicuous minority. For the fledgling German Jewish communities, news- papers were often the com- munity. The Occident an- nounced the opening of the first rabbinical college. The same paper also advocated a union of Jewis...…
…50 1942-1992 THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE Playing a Different Tune placency, but its meetings were marked more by com- plaining than by action. The problem for most of these papers was money, which denied them adequate editorial talent and graphic quality. During the 1950s, Jewish federations — the Jewish community's fund raising arm — began to establish their own papers, which in- variably were full of news about large financial gi...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE shouldn't air dirty laundry. If that's how you feel, you can't be a good Jew and a good Jewish newspaperman at the same time," he said. "If the Jewish community doesn't grow up, I don't know if we're going to have anything for them." At the same time, Mr. Klein admits that Jewish papers operate on some premises that general news- papers do not. For instance, Jewish newspapers treat re- ligion as if it is ce...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE THE CASE FOR CON Are The Jewish News and the rest of the Jewish media BY STEVE COHEN Special to The Jewish News n just the last two decades, the quality of American Jewish journalism has im- proved considerably. Several local papers, among them The Jewish News, have become increasingly sophisti- cated in clearly recognizable ways. Today's writing style ap- peals to a more educated reader, an understanda...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE 1942-1992 too tied to the hands that feed them? that appeared a few years ago in one New England paper: "Mexico Earthquake Kills Seven Jews." Yet, notwithstanding these admirable developments, The Jewish News of Metropolitan Detroit, like its counterparts around the country, main- tains an uneasy, ambiguous, and somewhat unhealthy relationship with organized Jewry. Reading through issue after issue of the...…
…50 THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE 1942-1992 TdEONZVERsy A critical approach makes for a healthier community. funds. Synagogues, JCCs, social welfare agencies, and the central Campaign routinely maintain com- petitive, sometimes tense, relationships. Where are the reports of those tensions, the turf battles, and most impor- tant, the deeper ideological conflicts over the most urgent communal priorities? The reasons for the largely unc...…
…Beth Slllgel Congratulations to Celebrating the ongoing partnership The Jewish News between the City of Southfield from the and the Jewish community City of Southfield and furthering understanding on your of the Jewish experience golden anniversary among all people SOUTHFIELD AN INTERNATIONAL CITY MARCH 27, 1992 33 …
…1101.”1.0 .01.0 THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE PHOTOS BY GLENN TRIEST A look at some of the people who produce The Jewish News each week. \ Left column, from top: Alan Hitsky, Ralph Orme, Marlene Miller, Carla Schwartz, Gail Zimmerman, Don Cheshure, Curt DeLoye. Right column, from top: Noam Neusner, Gayle Schmidt, Cathy Ciccone, Phil Jacobs, Linda McCarthy, Lisa Marks. 34 THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE -- …
…50 THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE 1. Phil Jacobs 2. Ralph Orme 3. Lisa Marshall 4. Danny Raskin 5. Linda McCarthy 6. Curt DeLoye 8. Don Cheshure 7. Noam Neusner 9. Gayle Schmidt 10. Patty Zorlen 11. Steve Levin 12. Seymour Manello 13. Sherry! Adler 14. Marlene Miller 15. Bonnie Togal 16. Joy Gardin 17. Mari Taylor 18. Amy Mehler 19. Kathy Johnson 20. Arthur Horwitz 21. Laura Siegel 22. Gail Zimmerman 23. Leslie Kantor 24. Betty Wolocko ...…
…• RADITION • • • In March 1942, the Jewish community of Detroit started to read a new weekly newspaper. And what was the lead story? The Allied Jewish Campaign. • Fifty years later, we're still reading The Jewish News, and the Allied Jewish Campaign is still making headlines. MAZEL TOV to When it comes to serving and strengthening the Jewish community, it's nice to know $ riie things never change. THE JEWISH NEWS on its 50TH ANNIVERS...…
…Certified total Circulation of This Issue Sent Through the U. S. Mails in Excess of 16,000 THE JEWISH NEWS *3 A Weekly Review YOL. 1—No. 1 of Jewish Events Detroit, Michigan, March 27, 19-12 450.72 Foc victory Buy U. S. Defense Savings Stamps And Bonds Subscription: 53.00 Per Year; Single Copy 10c DETROIT JEWS ASKED TO GIVE '1,100,000 TO PROVIDE FOR ALLIED COMMUNAL OBLIGATIONS Coughlin's "Social Justice" Repudiated by Pittsburgh Page...…
…All Salutes The Jewish News on its 50th anniversary Eli A. Scherr, President Ed Rosenthal, Director, JNF Detroit JNF is celebrating its 90th anniversary LOOK AT THE JNF OF TODAY! For 90 years, the Jewish National Fund has been there to prepare Israel's land for each major wave of aliyah. Now, through the Operation Promised Land campaign, JNF is developing the terrain for housing, recreation, agriculture and industry to meet the needs of th...…
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…lb Us, You're An Institution Worth Protecting. • Congratulat i ons On Your 50th Anniversary Excuse us for sounding over-protective, but that's been our business for the past 24 years. In fact, for the past 8 years we've been protecting the Jewish News. And for that we are especially proud since all of us feel that the Jewish News is one of our community's most valuable possessions. From everyone at American Protective Alarm, we wish the Jewis...…
…For Victory Buy U. S. War Savings Stamps and Bonds VOL. 3—NO. 9 TH,Kt IpiNTISH NEWS of Jewish Events 2114 Penobscot Bldg. RA. 7956 Detroit, Michigan, May 21, 1943 34 ,,, " ,ts 22 For Victory Buy U. S. War Savings Stamps and Bonds $3.00 Per Year; Single Copy, 10c Detroit Election Called For Nation • I Conference —Pages 10-11 Nazi General Surreneters to Jewish Officer —Page 15 Eye-Witness Account Of Battle in Ghetto Gen. MacArt...…
…IN HONOR OF THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS' 50TH ANNIVERSARY LEO KNIGHT IS OFFERING A COMPLIMENTARY 50TH ANNIVERSARY PORTRAIT FOR COUPLES CELEBRATING AT LEAST 50 YEARS.* * IF ADDITIONAL PRINTS ARE ORDERED WE WILL DONATE A PORTION TO THE CHARITY OF YOUR CHOICE IN HONOR OF YOUR ANNIVERSARY. PLACEMENT OF 50TH ANNIVERSARY PORTRAIT IN JEWISH NEWS COURTESY OF JEWISH NEWS AND LEO KNIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY. 42 THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE …
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…ongratulations On Being est In Your Field. • Strawberry Hills Salutes The 50th Anniversary Of The Jewish News. Nino Salvaggio STRAWBERRY HILLS 32906 Middlebelt Farmington Hills, MI Serving the area for 4 years 44 THE JEWISH NEWS COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE …
…America's THE JEWISH NEWS Leading English- Jewish A Weekly Review Newspaper VOL. 10—NO. 1 September 20, 1946 f Jewish Events 2114 Penobscot Bldg., Detroit 26, Michigan. RA. 7956 34 A Happy New Year to the Jewish Communities Everywhere ao. 22 $3.00 Per Year; Single Copy, 10c • (See Story on Page 2) —Photo of Children in United Hebrew Schools by Robt. I. Otifton, Jewish News Stat Pbotographet .A new Year 2 awn3 By N. E. A...…
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…Breaking AU Records: This.. Issue Reaches Nearly Every Jewish Home in the Entire State of Michigan and the Border Cities E JEWISH NEWS A Weekly Review 1 Day Camp: Description of Important Agency at Work Page TO of Jewish Events 2114 Penobscot Bldg., Detroit 26, Michigan, July 25, 1947 VOLUME XI—NO. 19 Jewish Center .. $3.00 ukiliPb. Per Year; Single Copy, 10c 34 Tisha bAb—Day of Sorrow Road to Freedom Blocked And Fight Against Em...…
