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[1960-1965]-1966. Correspondence with Will Maslow regarding Professor Norgen's memorandum on the Fair Employment Practices Commission

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Correspondence with Doctor Joachim Prinz and Isaac Toubin among others regarding routine Congress matters.

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Correspondence with Rabbi Norton M. Berman, Chairman of the National Administrative Committee of which Konvitz was a member, regarding Amendment Number 1 of the Constitution and By-laws of the Congress (June 13, 1950). Also routine correspondence and minutes

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1951-1953 [1956]-1957. Correspondence regarding Professor Konvitz's appointment to various American Jewish Congress Committees

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Correspondence with Irving Miller, President, regarding the establishment of "Judaism" and Konvitz's election as one of the fifteen American members to the General Council of the World Jewish Congress. Also correspondence on various American Jewish Congress activities in which Konvitz played a significant role.

Scope and Contents [1957]-1958. Correspondence with Doctor Gershon Gelbart, Executive Director. Konvitz was one of the founders of the League and a member of its Board of Directors. Private correspondence between Judge Louis E. Levinthal, chairman, and Konvitz regarding Konvitz's interest in being a member of a non-political Zionist organization (January 29 and February 8, 1957). Memorandums from Gelbart to Sponsors of the National Founding Assembly and to members of the Provisional Committee; copies of the...

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1954-1955 [1962]. Correspondence with Eleanor g. Coit, Director, regarding Konvitz's efforts to assist the service in depositing with the Labor-Management Documentation Center of the New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations.

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1969, 1971, 1973. Bulletins and routine correspondence

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Routine business correspondence regarding "The American Pragmatists" by Doctor Konvitz and Doctor Gail Kennedy.