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A&R men, –, Aaronson, Abraham A., , Aaronson, “Wild Dick,” Abelsky, Abram, Abraham & Straus department store, Abramowicz, Dina, Abramson, Herb, , , , Abt, Chicago garment manufacturer, academic networks, supplanting of business networks by, Adelsohn, Abe N., , Adler, Louis, AFM (American Federation of Musicians ), AFO (record label), , African Americans: black banks, and the Depression, ; liquor sales to, , , ; Negro Labor Committee, ; “race music” and Jewish entrepreneurship , – African heritage objects, trade in, n. agency: cultural and economic, of Native Americans, n.; Jewish, – Agudas Achim synagogue (Madison, WI), , n. Agudath Harabbanim, , , “Ain’t Nobody Here But Us Chickens” (song), Aladdin (record label), Alaska Commercial Company, alcohol: production of, as east European state concession, ; traffic in (see liquor trade) Alexander II, czar, – aluminum, scrap, , Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, , , ; and NRA’s section (a), ambivalence, American: about consumption and waste, –; toward Jews, – American Federation of Labor (A. F. of L.), American Indians: and the curio trade, (see also curios); and the Dawes Act of , ; drawn into market economy, , ; ILGWU attempts to recruit, ; popularly associated with nature, ; and reservation provisioners, ; “tourist,” n. American Labor Party (ALP), , –, –, ; communist infiltration of, ; as threat to local Democratic Party, n. American Museum of Natural History, acquires Indian artifacts, The American Tailor, The American Tailor and Cutter, Amoskeag mill, anarchism, Anglo-American Productivity Council Report of , I N D E X Page numbers in italics refer to illustrations; those followed by T refer to tables and charts. index Ansche Sholom congregation, Cincinnati, Anshei Sfard synagogue (Brooklyn), antialcohol movement, –, ; pre-prohibition “craze,” . See also prohibition Anti-Saloon League, , anti-Semitism: American, in early th century, ; within the antialcohol movement, ; economic, , ; among eugenicists, ; institutionalized , lack of, in United States, ; of Murchison’s “Hebrew Architecture,” ; organized, in s America, , ; populist, –; prohibitionist, –; in Sombart, , Antonini, Luigi, apartment building construction, speculative , , –, – Apollo Records, , arenda, Polish, Arise (magazine), – Armstrong, Louis, Arnfeld, Ruth, n. Aron, Charles and Evelyn, Aronson, Max, art, erotic, in saloons and liquor bottling, ASCAP (American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers), Asch, Moses, Asher, Adolph, Ashkenazi, Elliot, assets, individual, as corporate possession of Jewry at large, – Associated Charities (Madison, WI), , n. Associated Merchandizing Corporation, Atkinson, Brooks, Atlanta: Blumenthal and Bickert, liquor wholesalers, ; Decatur Street saloon district, , –, –; Jacobs brothers’ wholesale liquor business, ; Methodist ministers excoriate Jewish antiprohibitionists, – Atlantic Records, , , , , Auto Lite Strike (), –n. automobile trade, Jews in, n. auto parts, used, “Ayehm, Ayehm” (song), – Bagdenow, William, Baker, Ray Stannard, Balaban, Meir, n. Baltimore: clothing industry and neighborhood economy in, , ; Jewish liquor trade in, ; as men’s wear center , ; National Association of Clothiers branch, n. Bandelier, Adolph, banking: black-owned banks, and the Depression, ; Jewish-owned banks, ; Yankee-Jewish split in, . See also credit; finance; free-loan societies; money Bank of the United States, bankrupt stores, reselling of merchandise from, Baranovich, Vincent Charles, Bark, Victor A., n. Bark & Djorup, architects, barley beer, Baron, Salo, , – Bartholomew, Dave, Basie, William (“Count”), Bass, Ralph, Batkin, Jonathan, Battiste, Harold, , Bauer, Otto, Bayor, Ronald, n. “Beans and Cornbread” (song), , beer: American consumption of, in late th century, ; Babylonian Jewish, . See also brewing industry Behrendt, Caspar, Bell, Molyneux, Benson, Al, , Berghoff, Hartmut, n. Berlin: folk art museum acquires Indian artifacts, ; Jews in finance and liberal professions in, Berman, Bess, Bernheim, Henry, n. Bernheim, Isaac Wolfe, Berry, Chuck, Besman, Bernard, Beth Israel Center (Madison, WI), Bialik, Chaim Nachman, Bihari, Jules, , Bihari brothers, , , , Billig, Michael, Bing, Moses, bakery bought by Manischewitz , Birdland (New York), Bittul Moda’ah (Nathanson), Black and White Records, black banks, and the Depression, Black Cock Vigor Gin, blackface minstrelsy, – [54.226.94.217] Project MUSE (2024-03-29 06:59 GMT) index black-Jewish alliance, ; in the music business, –. See also multiculturalism black-owned record labels, – Black Patti Records, Black Swan Records, , , , n. Blackwell, Bumps, Blaine, James G., Blazer, Rabbi Isaac, Bloch, Charles, Bluebird (record label), Blue Note Records, Blum, George & Edward, architects, , , , , ; Lefcourt Building (– West th), , , ; loft at West th, , , Blum, Leon, Blum, Leopold, n. Blumenthal and Bickert, liquor wholesalers , Blumenthal Brothers & Company, garment importers and manufacturers, Blumgarten, Solomon, BMI (Broadcast Music International), – B’nai B’rith: Cincinnati, ; King David Lodge (Madison, WI), Boas, Franz, , Bodnar, John, Bonacich, Edna, boogie woogie, bootleg liquor: Jewish dealers in, ; sold at “Death Corner” (Madison, WI), Borenstain, Yehezkel, Boscowitz, Joseph, n. Bostic, Earl, Boston: clothing industry and neighborhood economy in, ; Jewish clothing entrepreneurs in, ; National Association of Clothiers branch, n. boys’ clothing, Bracken, Vivian and James, , Bradford, Perry, Brandeis, Louis, brewing industry, German-American dominance of, , n.. See also beer Brice, Fannie, Brick, Howard, , Bricken, Abraham, , , Brill Building, New York City, , n., . See also Lefcourt-Alan Building “British...