Penniless in 1939 Belfer Donates $2 Million to Yeshiva Univ
Arthur B. Belfer, arriving from Poland with no assets after World War II began, donates 2 million dollars to Yeshiva University’s Graduate School of Science. He later builds a diverse business empire in feathers, sleep gear, foam rubber, and oil with Belco Petroleum, becoming a U.S. citizen in 1946.
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Therese Neumann Dies at 64 in Konnersreuth
Therese Neumann of Konnersreuth Germany died Tuesday from a heart ailment. She was famed in Catholic circles for 33 years of annual Good Friday trances and stigmata like blood imprints from eyes and hands, except for 1951.
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Minister Robing Wolcott Bare Retired Cleric and NCC Leader
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