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Benjamin M. Blumberg Papers

 Collection
Identifier: B121

Abstract

Benjamin M. Blumberg (1911-1978) was in the newspaper business and was a reporter or editor for a number of Colorado newspapers, many of which focused on Colorado's Jewish community. Blumberg held leadership positions with many Jewish community organizations, including Allied Jewish Community Council, B'nai B'rith Lodge #171 in Denver, and the Jewish Youth Council in Denver. He was the first administrator of General Rose Hospital in Denver, and he... was also employed with Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company. The collection contains Blumberg's personal papers, including those pertaining to his newspaper career, education, and community organization involvement. The collection also contains materials related to Milton Louis Anfenger and Saul Pinchick as well as papers that belonged to Blumberg's wife, Anne Blumberg.

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Dates

  • 1872-1978

Creator

Digital Repository

Benjamin M. Blumberg Papers

Biographical / Historical

Benjamin M. Blumberg was born on February 15, 1911, and was educated in Denver at Cheltenham School, North High School, and the University of Denver. He was married to Anne Blumberg, and they had a daughter, Frayda. Blumberg was involved in the newspaper business, beginning his career at the Rocky Mountain News and also editing or writing for the Colorado Herald, B'nai B'rith News, Israel Today, the Jewish Herald Voice, the Jewish Post and Opinion,... the Kansas City Jewish Chronicle, Intermountain Jewish News, and The West End Press, among other publications. Blumberg served Denver's Jewish community through leadership positions with a number of organizations, including Allied Jewish Community Council and B'nai B'rith Lodge #171 in Denver. He and his wife, Anne Blumberg, also helped establish the Jewish Youth Council in Denver. Benjamin Blumberg was the first administrator of General Rose Hospital, which opened in 1949, and he was employed with Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company. He died on February 19, 1978.

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Extent

19.75 Linear Feet (20 containers)

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