Goldberg, Max, 1911-1972

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File contains two IJN articles: One announcing Max Goldberg's death, October 17, 1972 and a front page of the November 3, 1972 edition that contains a "Pictorial Highlights of Max Goldberg's Career." The file also contains a Rocky Mountain Jewish Historical Notes from 2000 with a Owen Chariton article "Max Goldberg of Denver: Philanthropist, Fundraiser and Rose Hospital Founder."

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Box contains "The Max Goldberg Story" by Owen Chariton, clippings and journal articles on Max and Miriam Goldberg, and DVDs with interviews done by Max Goldberg.

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(39) file folders including curriculum guides, journal lists, newsletters, Rocky Mountain Jewish Historical Notes, Guide to Jewish Rockies, photo books, and family albums.

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Digitized materials include correspondence, twelve 30-minute On the Spot television programs, 64 autographs of guests, copies of photos of celebrities, and promotions for On the Spot and the Max Goldberg Show.

Abstract Maurice Rose was born in 1899 in Middletown, CT to Rabbi Samuel and Katy Rose. The family moved to Denver, Colorado in 1902 when Maurice was three. After graduation from highschool, Maurice Rose enlisted in the United States army when he was 15 and fought under General Pershing. He stayed in the army and attended various military schools. After fighting in North Africa and Sicily, Rose was sent to command forces during the D-Day Normandy invasion as a Brigadier General. During the Battle of...

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File contains articles and reprints from the Century Edition of the Intermountain Jewish News, published throughout 2013. Articles cover highlights of the past 100 years (1913-2013).

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File contains newspaper clippings from 1962-1994 that are about individual people in the Jewish Denver community. The majority of the articles are from the early 1980s.

Abstract The Intermountain Jewish News (IJN) is a weekly newspaper serving the Denver-Boulder communities and the greater Rocky Mountain Jewish community (Colorado, New Mexico, Wyoming, Utah, and Montana). The newspaper was founded in 1913 and had a series of editors before being taken over by Robert Gamzey and Max Goldberg in 1943. Since then the newspaper has been owned and operated by the Goldberg family. Max Goldberg served as publisher from 1943-1972 and Miriam Harris Goldberg served as editor...

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File contains Colorado Heritage magazine, winter 2001, featuring an article titled, "Max Goldberg, a Colorado Television Pioneer," and Broadcast Pioneers of Colorado program for the 22nd Annual Hall of Fame Induction of Max Goldberg and others.

Abstract Miriam Harris Goldberg was born May 18, 1916, in Chicago to Harry and Minnie Harris. Harry Harris was the postmaster in Cripple Creek in the 1890s. The couple later moved to Denver where Harry Harris operated a coal company. Miriam graduated from East High school in Denver. On Feb. 12, 1936, Miriam Harris married Max Goldberg in Denver at the BMH Synagouge. Max Goldberg was an advertising man, pioneering television personality, political affairs expert, and publisher of the Intermountain...