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After graduating from City College in 1881, Mr. Ulmann got a job with Albert Lorsch & Co., a Maiden Lane jewelry-importing firm. In 1884 he founded The Manufacturing Jeweler, a monthly trade implication, in Providence.
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A retired stockbroker, he spent nearly his entire lifetime writing and talking about the city in which he was bom on July 2/ 1861. He was the author of "A Landmark History of New York," first published in 1901 by D. Appleton & Co., and revised in subsequent editions, the last of which appeared in 1938.
He also had written "Tales of Old New York", "New Yorkers Prom Stuyvesant to Roosevelt," and "Maiden Lane, the Story of a Single Street." He was a founder and for many years the historian of the Maiden Lane Society.
Mr. Ulmann had written hundreds of letters to newspapers, including The New York Times, on matters concerning the city.
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Soon after Mr. Ulmann sold the magazine and returned to New York, where, with the late Alonzo Rothschild, he founded another trade publication, The Jewelers' Weekly. He continued his interest in the city's history, and decided to write a book about New York that would interest children. Out of this plan grew "A Landmark History of New York."
He abandoned the trade paper to join the stock brokerage firm of Sulzbacher, Granger & Co., Ill Broadway, where he became a senior partner. He retired in 1938 but kept a room in the firm's office, which he visited almost daily. While he was associated with the firm he published "Money talks," a simplified exposition of the country's financial system.
Mr. Ulmann was a member of the Phi Beta Kappa Society, the New York Historical Society and the Fairview Country Club.
A widower, he is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Samuel.
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Mn. I. Sydney Isaacs, 21 Aberdeen Avenue, Montreal, ii chairman of the Women'! Division of the IMS Combined Jewish Appeal.
Mra. LIomI Rom, SMS Cote St. Loc Hood, Montreal, it Co-ctialnMa of Zone* of Hie Women's Divitioa of the 194* Combined Jewish Appeal.
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Mra. P. From, 2*32 Willowdalo Aveaut, Moot-real, it Co-chairman of Zones of tfce Women's Division of the 194* Combined Jewis* Appeal.
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Mn A. Oodei. 712 lock toad Aveene. Moot-rtel. is Co-dtoinoocj of Special Mo em of roe Wmmi'i DmeiM of tfce 194* Ceosoiood Jevicft Appeal.
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First professional employee in the YMHAs was the librarian. The library of the New York YMHA (oldest existing Center in the Country, which was established in 1874), opened in 1886, became the nucleus of the Aguilar Free Public Library, which in turn became * part of the New York Public Library. Rev. Isaac Leeser's library was given to the Philadelphia YMHA in 1876 and was catalogued by the young Cyrus Adler, later to be one of the leaders of American Jewry.
Mrs. H. Levine, $009 Victoria Avenue, Montreal, is Chairman of the Employees' Section of the Women's Division of the 1948 Combined Jewish Appeal.
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The Rev. Dr. Robert Gordis, associate professor of Bible at the Jewish Theological Seminary and rabbi of Temple Beth-El at Rock, away Park, Queens, New York, has been elected president of the Synagogue Council of America. Situated at 3786 Broadway, the Council is the over-aH body representing Orthodox, Conservative and Reform tftafaev Dr. ^ocdja ta widely known as an author and a leader of Jewish causes in the United States.
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