Syracuse (N.Y.)

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Program for the 1971 NCAA Hockey Championships held at the Onondaga County War Memorial in Syracuse, New York. Program features team rosters, coaching staffs, statistics, and schedule.

Abstract Julius Garfinckel (1874-1936) was born in Syracuse, NY, but moved to denver during the early 1890s. Garfinckel worked at a number of dry goods stores in Denver before moving to Washington, D.C. in 1889. In 1905, Garfinckel opened a successful clothing store, known as Julius Garfinckel and Co. By 1930, the store had grown into a nine-story department store. Garfinckel & Co. weathered the Great Depression, and became a prominent name in American fashion. After Garfinkel's death, $4 million...

Abstract NCAA Hockey Championships program from March 18-20, 1971 for initial games featuring Boston University vs. Harvard University and University of Denver vs. University of Minnesota at Onondaga County War Memorial, Syracuse, New York. Program features rosters for all four teams, essay on the highlights of the Eastern conference, essay on the highlights of the Western conference, brief essays on championship series co-hosts Northeastern University and Boston College, essays on the hockey seasons...

Abstract Rabbi Earl Stone was born in 1914 in Pennsylvania and attended Syracuse University and was ordained before moving to Chicago to serve as the assistant rabbi at Temple Isaiah Israel. He served with General Patton's staff in World War II and was decorated with the Presidential Unit Citation, six battle stars, three bronze arrows, and the bronze star. He married Judith Wilensky in 1942 and following the war moved to Jacksonville and then Denver in his capacity as rabbi or assistant rabbi. He...

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Narrated color film depicting Harry and Mildred Stone's personal trips to Stoney Island, New York and the Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs, Colorado.