Photographs
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Found in 11 Collections and/or Records:
Chaplain Earl Stone, 1944
Yom Kippur in Vesoul, France. Left to right are a Jewish survivor, Joe Burns, and Chaplain Earl Stone performing the Yom Kippur rituals.
Rabbi and Mrs. Earl Stone, between 1940-1945
Rabbi and Mrs. Earl Stone on their wedding day sit before two rabbis.
Rabbi and Mrs. Earl Stone, between 1940-1945
Rabbi and Mrs. Earl Stone on what appears to be their wedding day stand arm in arm in front of building.
Rabbi Earl Stone, between 1960-1980
Formal portrait of Rabbi Earl Stone.
Rabbi Earl Stone, between 1950-1969
Rabbi Earl Stone delivers a speech at an unknown event.
Rabbi Earl Stone, circa 1955
Rabbi Earl Stone delivers a speech at the Rotary's Golden Anniversary. Behind him hangs a banner printed with ''1905 Rotary's Golden Anniversary.''
Rabbi Earl Stone, between 1950-1969
Rabbi Earl Stone stands in his World War II uniform at the far right near an unidentified man at an event.
Rabbi Earl Stone at Air Force Retreat, 1962 October
Rabbi Earl Stone stands between two unidentified men at the first US Air Force retreat at J-CC Ranch Camp.
Rabbi Earl Stone Speaking, between 1950-1969
Rabbi Earl Stone delivers a speech at a dads and sons event. He stands at the head table.
Rabbi Earl Stone Speaking to Jewish Cadets, 1962 October
Rabbi Earl Stone stands at a podium speaking to faculty members and wives at the first US Air Force retreat at J-CC Ranchy Camp.