Loussac (Ada) interview, audio
Oregon, United States In this oral history interview, Mrs. Loussac discusses her husband, Mr. Zachary Loussac, who was born in Moscow, Russia, in 1882. He studied pharmacy at the New York College of Pharmacy, and in 1907 moved to Alaska, Mrs. Loussac discusses her husband's family life in Mosco...
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ftuwashingtonlib:oai:cdm16786.contentdm.oclc.org:ohc/3009 2023-05-15T17:24:00+02:00 Loussac (Ada) interview, audio Loussac, Ada Kaplan, Meta; Meta, Katz; United States--Washington(State)--Seattle; United States--Alaska--Anchorage; Russia-Moscow; Israel; United States--Alaska--Nome; United States--Alaska--Iditarod; 1773-1974 November 7, 1974 1:01:40 audio/mp3 Digital, stereo. Converted from CDA file to 24 bit/48kHz Broadcast WAV format files by University of Washington Libraries in 2017 http://cdm16786.contentdm.oclc.org:80/cdm/ref/collection/ohc/id/3009 English eng eng Oral History Collection Washington State Jewish Archives Ada Loussac papers, 1974, Accession No. 2364-001 To view the finding aid for this collection see: http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv57937/ Compact disc OHC0976-Audio Item ID: 6507 SpecColl_Acc2364-001_6507.mp3 http://cdm16786.contentdm.oclc.org:80/cdm/ref/collection/ohc/id/3009 http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ This digital copy was produced for preservation and reference use only from original material from the UW Libraries Special Collections. Further duplication of any kind for any purpose is not permitted without permission. Intellectual property rights including copyright belong to UW Libraries Special Collections. Permission to publish is necessary and should be sought from the owners of these rights. Contact email: photo@uw.edu University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections Koselowsky Sarah Loussac Zachary Schlestors Miriam Makarlovich Maria Rabenowitz Dora Garfinkle Stein Carol Balis Ike Dorothy Edith Sobe Martin Koslowsky Buddy Kaslowsky Wise Billy Simpson Bess Rotman Louie Sidenberg Ethel Godstein Barny Gross Paula Charles Shoushana Kahn Lola Lewis Harry Buckner Simon Muir John Bloom Robert Gordon Peggy Lawrence Sid Lambert Ted Ziegler Ellen Wortzheimer Joseph Adams John Quincy Saul Samuel Jefferson Thomas University of Alaska The Loussac Foundation Hadassah the Women's Zionist Organization of America. Seattle Chapter Oral histories Sound recording 1974 ftuwashingtonlib 2021-07-31T22:54:27Z Oregon, United States In this oral history interview, Mrs. Loussac discusses her husband, Mr. Zachary Loussac, who was born in Moscow, Russia, in 1882. He studied pharmacy at the New York College of Pharmacy, and in 1907 moved to Alaska, Mrs. Loussac discusses her husband's family life in Moscow; his career as a pharmacist in Iditarod, Juneau, and Anchorage, Alaska; and Loussac Foundation - an organization established by Mr. Loussac to found a public library for Anchorage. The interview also includes an account of Mr. Loussac's U.S.O. work during W.W.II, especially for Jewish soldiers; and activities of other Jewish families in Anchorage; and a description of the construction of the Alaska railroad. This accession is part of the Washington State Jewish Archives. Audio Nome Alaska University of Washington, Seattle: Digital Collections Anchorage Edith ENVELOPE(-57.617,-57.617,-63.583,-63.583) Lola ENVELOPE(-44.700,-44.700,-60.717,-60.717) Kahn ENVELOPE(-61.583,-61.583,-64.350,-64.350) |
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Koselowsky Sarah Loussac Zachary Schlestors Miriam Makarlovich Maria Rabenowitz Dora Garfinkle Stein Carol Balis Ike Dorothy Edith Sobe Martin Koslowsky Buddy Kaslowsky Wise Billy Simpson Bess Rotman Louie Sidenberg Ethel Godstein Barny Gross Paula Charles Shoushana Kahn Lola Lewis Harry Buckner Simon Muir John Bloom Robert Gordon Peggy Lawrence Sid Lambert Ted Ziegler Ellen Wortzheimer Joseph Adams John Quincy Saul Samuel Jefferson Thomas University of Alaska The Loussac Foundation Hadassah the Women's Zionist Organization of America. Seattle Chapter |
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Koselowsky Sarah Loussac Zachary Schlestors Miriam Makarlovich Maria Rabenowitz Dora Garfinkle Stein Carol Balis Ike Dorothy Edith Sobe Martin Koslowsky Buddy Kaslowsky Wise Billy Simpson Bess Rotman Louie Sidenberg Ethel Godstein Barny Gross Paula Charles Shoushana Kahn Lola Lewis Harry Buckner Simon Muir John Bloom Robert Gordon Peggy Lawrence Sid Lambert Ted Ziegler Ellen Wortzheimer Joseph Adams John Quincy Saul Samuel Jefferson Thomas University of Alaska The Loussac Foundation Hadassah the Women's Zionist Organization of America. Seattle Chapter Loussac, Ada Kaplan, Meta; Meta, Katz; Loussac (Ada) interview, audio |
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Koselowsky Sarah Loussac Zachary Schlestors Miriam Makarlovich Maria Rabenowitz Dora Garfinkle Stein Carol Balis Ike Dorothy Edith Sobe Martin Koslowsky Buddy Kaslowsky Wise Billy Simpson Bess Rotman Louie Sidenberg Ethel Godstein Barny Gross Paula Charles Shoushana Kahn Lola Lewis Harry Buckner Simon Muir John Bloom Robert Gordon Peggy Lawrence Sid Lambert Ted Ziegler Ellen Wortzheimer Joseph Adams John Quincy Saul Samuel Jefferson Thomas University of Alaska The Loussac Foundation Hadassah the Women's Zionist Organization of America. Seattle Chapter |
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Oregon, United States In this oral history interview, Mrs. Loussac discusses her husband, Mr. Zachary Loussac, who was born in Moscow, Russia, in 1882. He studied pharmacy at the New York College of Pharmacy, and in 1907 moved to Alaska, Mrs. Loussac discusses her husband's family life in Moscow; his career as a pharmacist in Iditarod, Juneau, and Anchorage, Alaska; and Loussac Foundation - an organization established by Mr. Loussac to found a public library for Anchorage. The interview also includes an account of Mr. Loussac's U.S.O. work during W.W.II, especially for Jewish soldiers; and activities of other Jewish families in Anchorage; and a description of the construction of the Alaska railroad. This accession is part of the Washington State Jewish Archives. |
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United States--Washington(State)--Seattle; United States--Alaska--Anchorage; Russia-Moscow; Israel; United States--Alaska--Nome; United States--Alaska--Iditarod; 1773-1974 |
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Anchorage Edith Lola Kahn |
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Anchorage Edith Lola Kahn |
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Oral History Collection Washington State Jewish Archives Ada Loussac papers, 1974, Accession No. 2364-001 To view the finding aid for this collection see: http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv57937/ Compact disc OHC0976-Audio Item ID: 6507 SpecColl_Acc2364-001_6507.mp3 http://cdm16786.contentdm.oclc.org:80/cdm/ref/collection/ohc/id/3009 |
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http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ This digital copy was produced for preservation and reference use only from original material from the UW Libraries Special Collections. Further duplication of any kind for any purpose is not permitted without permission. Intellectual property rights including copyright belong to UW Libraries Special Collections. Permission to publish is necessary and should be sought from the owners of these rights. Contact email: photo@uw.edu |
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