Correspondence by Stephen Wise with Jewish organizations, Part One

Correspondence by Stephen Wise with Jewish organizations, Part One - Correspondence by Stephen Wise with the Jewish Veterans of the Wars of the Republic organization [1936-1939], regarding the economic boycott of the F. W. Woolworth stores (of German products), the economic boycott in cooperation with the American Jewish Congress and the Jewish Labor Committee following the death of Dov Seligman, and a call for a boycott by means of fighting the British Army and the Arab murder groups, 1948; main person [mentioned in the correspondence?]: Max Rosenfeld; - Correspondence by Stephen Wise with the National Jewish Welfare Board (JWB) organization, 1942-1943; the organization gives help to Jewish soldiers serving in the US Army, and acts against antisemitic publications that diminish the value of the Jewish soldiers; main person [mentioned in the correspondence?]: Samuel D. Freedman; - Correspondence by Stephen Wise with the Intercollegiate Menorah Association students' movement (the president of the movement is: Henry Hurwitz), regarding activities in the universities, 1923-1931; sending of letters to Eastern Europe by the movement's newspaper, in order to make contact and [to] report in a direct manner, 1927.