Location Index #2 – Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas

WSJH Journal Index #2

Index by Geographical Location of Articles

This is a secondary index. If the item can be located in the “Person” Index, it will not be on the “Location” Index.

General Location; Article Title; Author; Volume/Issue*

* Example: 21/4 = Vol. 21, No. 4

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Alaska

An Alaskan Report, 1909; Sol Ripinsky 11/1

From Fur Rush to Gold Rushes: Alaskan Jewry form the Late 19th to the Early 20th Centuries; Rudolf Glanz; 7/2, 49/2&3

Jewish Immigration and Alaskan Economic Development: A Study in Futility; Claus M. Naske; 8/2

Jewish Refugees for Alaska, 1933–1945, Part I; Orlando W. Miller; 36/1

Jewish Refugees for Alaska, 1933–1945, Part II; Orlando W. Miller; 36/4

Jews of Alaska, 1869–1961; Jessie S. Bloom; 31/2&3

The Last Frontier: Jewish Pioneers in Alaska, Part I; Matthew J. Eisenberg; 24/1

The Last Frontier: Jewish Pioneers in Alaska, Part II; Matthew J. Eisenberg; 24/2

The Last Frontier: Jewish Pioneers in Alaska, Part III; Matthew J. Eisenberg; 24/3

Memoirs of an Alaskan Merchant; Yael Rozenstain; 9/3

Arizona

A Bar Mitzvah Message from Prescott, Arizona in 1879; Bert M. Fireman; 12/4

Cornerstone Laying of the First Synagogue in Arizona; Nat Herzberg; 19/3

Notes on the Early Jews of Arizona; Rudolf Glanz; 5/4, 49/2&3

Old Jewish Cemetery Restored in Douglas, Arizona; 26/3

On the Arizona-Sonora Frontier in 1890; 11/4

The Tombstone, Arizona Jewish Saga; Norton B. Stern; 19/3

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