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Prior to the Manhattan auction, a paper manufacturer named Louis Schulman borrowed $5,000 to put to his own $10,000 to buy the manuscript and present it to President Roosevelt. Henry Jacques Gaisman, board chairman of Gillette Safety Razor, was willing to go to $7,500 to present it "to the American people." Before he could finish his speech bids went to $24,000 and the manuscript was sold to the ubiquitous Dr. Abraham Simon Wolf Rosenbach who calmed patriots by announcing that for a "small profit" he was acting on behalf of the trustees of the Walters Gallery...
...lingering in the park when most of the Press photographers had started ahead to the Roosevelt special train, 27-year-old Sammy Schulman, for 14 years an International News Photo cameraman, was rewarded with a startling action picture of Mayor Cermak a few seconds after he had been wounded. His picture of the bleeding Mayor (see cut) was also distributed through Acme because Acme carried the photograph in its plane to Manhattan. The picture approaches in sensational spontaneity the picture that alert William Warneke made for the oldtime Evening World of New York's Mayor Gaynor within...
...Judge Joseph W. Schulman, by his own $400 check drawn to M. Green, endorsed to Zuta, returned by the bank marked "payment stopped," and by other vouchers. Said the Judge: "I was in financial difficulties and I had to kite some checks. Green would get me a check and I would write one of my own . . . and date it a month ahead and give it to Green. I didn't pay any attention to the names on the checks." ¶ Chief of Police William 0. Freeman of Evanston, by a letter on official stationery, asking for "four...
HARVARD 1933 BROWN 1933Renshaw, g. g., HeapSteves, c.pt. c.pt., Murphy, ReedThorndike, pt. pt., BrownAngle, ld. ld., ThompsonHuppuch, 2d. 2d., Schulman, WinslowGillespie, 3d. 3d., JorjorianEaton, c. c., EltonJackson, 3a. 3a., Cronan, MurphyGraziano, Monroe, Owen 2a., Watson, ReidTucker, ld. la., SchneiderDeWolfe, o.h. o.h., BlanchardFeins, Silverman, Gross, i.h. i.h., Schwartzbur
Horace Liveright, publisher: "Rabbi Samuel Schulman of the Temple Beth-El, Manhattan, devoted an entire sermon to 'A Nasty Book.' Rabbi Schulman refuses to name this 'stinking, tingling book' which is 'making enough money for its author and publisher as it is.' But it was recognized instantly by the congregation, which crowded around the rabbi after the sermon and joined in attacking it as Haunch, Paunch and Jowl* [reviewed in TIME, Jan. 14]. Mention in the book of East Side gangs, politicians and houses of prostitution caused Rabbi Schulman to say that...