Box 3.

Folder 7: “Weequahic HS Class of 1937” [Frieda Estelle Finklestein, later Feller], publications (mid-1930s), memorabilia, and reunion items

Folder 9: Maple Avenue School Material, Class of June 1933 [Frieda]: report cards and health report cards; commencement program; postcard; and notes

Folder 10: World War II materials (Frieda and ARobert Feller)

Folder 11: A typed transcript with notes of a talk given by Frieda F. Feller druing the 1990's on family and Newark history, written to accompany a tour of Newark (Jewish Historical Society of Central NJ). Text includes many personal reminiscences, of her father, her school days, etc. Also, an outline schedule of the tour and photocopied reference materials.

Folder 12: Frieda Finklestein Feller, misc. 2 letters from Samuel Finklestein; certificates regarding her teaching eligibility; and an essay by friend Winne Craig (c. 1937-1945)

Folder 6: correspondence, including letters from J. Edgar Hoover (Sep 29, 1936) and Sen. Hubert Humphrey (Mar 1967)

Folder 13: Caption to a group photo (not present), apparently of people associated with the case; envelope addressed to Charles Lindbergh, with notes from his granddaughter Barbara Feller Bassano on Samuel Finklestein’s association with the case;

Folder 14: Items include a World War II ration book for Hattie Finklestein, a personnel document for Hattie Finklestein from the Office of Dependency Benefits, some campaign documents for the City Commission campaign of Louis Finklestein (Samuel's brother), and a citizenship document for Julius Klein (Samuel's father-in-law).

Folder 15: Samuel Finklestein appointments and honors, including a certificate issued when he became an administrative clerk in the Department of Public Safety, and a certificate issued when he took certain oaths in 1915., Progress Club testimonial dinner program (1933); poem to Samuel Finklestein, headed Jack Richer, Cashier, Oct 10, 1962