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Summary
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English: Photo of Rabbi Philip Alstat, used hundreds of times to accompany newspaper articles (including the weekly syndicated column he wrote for over 40 years). |
| Date | The photo was taken in1920, when the subject graduated rabbinical school. |
| Source | From a 1936 newspaper column, in the "American Examiner," printed without a copyright, but it was printed in earlier newspapers, as early as 1920-21. |
| Author | This was a personal photo of the subject (who died in 1976), which he allowed newspapers to use when they printed his columns. |
| Other versions | Unsure. |
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