Weinberg, David, 1906-2005

Scope and Contents

The box contains "The forty-seven hundred: the story of the Mount Sinai Hospital School of Nursing" by Janie Brownh Nowak, produced by the Mount Sinai Alumnae Association (1981). It also contains five file folders, including a folder with genealogical and family information and a folder with two minicassettes with an interview of Rose Weinberg in 1992.

Scope and Contents

Contains five scrapbooks from 1903-1960 and a Massachusetts Nurses Association plaque from 1971.The scrapbooks are primarily photo albums of the Weinberg families.

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Five photo albums and Massachusetts Nurse Appreciation Award.

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Contains dog tags, leather folder, wooden photo album, photograph of reunion dinner of Mt. School of Nursing Class of 1934 (6/29/1959), wooden photo album and pages, Pen Award from Nursing staff (1959).

Abstract A group of young men pose together on the steps of an unidentified building with an older man and a dog, their mascot named Romeo. Top row left to right, Edward N. Bronstein, Gerald Rosenblum, Philip Hornbein, Myron Goldberg, Harry A. Frumess, and Milton Morris. Next to top row left to right, Edward Pringle, Edward Mellicker, Irving Hayutin, Sam Rifkin, Leonard Leff, Richard Saliman, and Louis Dubin. Next to bottom row left to right, Sampson Knoll, Ray Katz, and David Weinberg. Bottom...

Abstract A group of young men pose together on the steps of an unidentified building with an older man and a dog, their mascot named Romeo. Top row left to right, Edward N. Bronstein, Gerald Rosenblum, Philip Hornbein, Myron Goldberg, Harry A. Frumess, and Milton Morris. Next to top row left to right, Edward Pringle, Edward Mellicker, Irving Hayutin, Sam Rifkin, Leonard Leff, Richard Saliman, and Louis Dubin. Next to bottom row left to right, Sampson Knoll, Ray Katz, and David Weinberg. Bottom...

Abstract Rose Weinberg, the daughter of Russian immigrants, was born in Denver, Colorado on September 18, 1904 and died in Denver in September 22, 2000. She was buried at Ft. Logan National Cemetery. She graduated from Mount Sinai Hospital School of Nursing in 1934. Rose Weinberg was a registered nurse in California beginning in 1943 and served as an ensign in the Nurse Corps at the United States Naval hospital in San Francisco, California during World War II. She received a Bachelor of Science...