{"responseHeader":{"status":0,"QTime":7,"params":{"q":"{!q.op=AND}id:\"905464\"","hl":"true","hl.simple.post":"","hl.fragsize":"5000","fq":"!embargo_tdt:[NOW TO *]","hl.fl":"ocr_t","hl.method":"unified","wt":"json","hl.simple.pre":""}},"response":{"numFound":1,"start":0,"docs":[{"thumb_s":"/59/28/5928a2bb7eab68f3138ef74bb4ea1ffb44b772a1.jpg","oldid_t":"UU_IJU 3783","setname_s":"uum_iju","restricted_i":0,"format_t":"application/pdf","modified_tdt":"2015-08-07T00:00:00Z","mass_i":1526422968,"file_s":"/e1/2a/e12a90f14710d7bc4d10056248b160c8c1d0d388.pdf","title_t":"Page 142","ocr_t":"Joe JR L JR Rosenblatt 10-12-83 Side 1, p 3 Oh, yes. Well, he felt that ... Loyalty, you might say to the conditions. He never turned down anybody who asked for a contribution to any kind of a Jewish organization or Jewish charity. And even when they were obviously doubtful, he would say, \"Well, I'd better take a chance on giving them and not worrying about not giving.\" Which he would do. He always sent provisions to his family over there and money. He was a very kind and very gen­erous man. Am I helping you any? L Yeah. But now, you said _.that the Passover table, during Pass­over, was a large affair, what were your brothers like? Their personalities? How did you see them as a young person? JR Oh, we were very close. Admiration and respect and helping hands. L But who were they to you? What did they look like to you? JR Older brothers. There was no problem there at a~l. L If you had to describe to me or someone what they were like, how would you do it? JR Well, they were fine men. They were contributing citizens. My oldest brother, Simon, was the distinguished member of the Masonic Body here. And my brother, Morris, was one of the founders of the Rotary Club. Well, my brother, Simon, too. They were active in the community here. They participated in efforts to keep the public schools within the legal requiremments. And not introducing religion or prayer or the efforts of the dominant church influences to take over the schools. In other words, the separation of church and state was a principle that they protected. Whenever any one of them did anything, why, the family would go to support and would want to know about it. And","id":905464,"created_tdt":"2015-08-07T00:00:00Z","parent_i":905481,"_version_":1642982726938132481}]},"highlighting":{"905464":{"ocr_t":[]}}}