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Sam Solasz
Sam Solasz
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... Rabbi Lowell S. Kronick
Sam Solasz — From Devastation to Triumph 147 ...Source passage 2
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... oluntering for combat duty in the Israeli armed forces
during the War of Independence. Assisted by the
Government, he went into business and discovered that
his father had some relatives in the United States. With
the aid of HIAS, he arrived in New York in January
1951. Finding a job in the third largest meat corpora-
tion, he developed an intimate knowledge of the meat-
processing and packing industry and, in September
1957, founded Master Purveyors, Old Bohemian, Tem-
ple Beef and S & S Meat companies. These firms pro-
vide meat to the largest hotels, restaurants and
institutions in the United States and abroad. Asa result
of his sharp mind, his retentive memory and his ambi-
tious drive, Sam Solasz has become a_ prosperous
entrepreneur. ...Source passage 3
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... First Row, L. to R.: Diana Medvedev, Rubin Bindler, Sam Solasz, I. Shmulewitz, Raya Zak, Yedidia L. Hamburg. Second Row:
Yehoshua Schachter, Morris Molosofsky, Paul Schochet, Dora Mintz, Abraham Mintz, Izaak Rybal. Third Row: Sol Krim,
Mike Kremer, Charles Schwecher, Rabbi Lowell S. Kronick, Jacob Beren, Harold Talin, Harold Morrow. ...Source passage 4
Source OCR · scan 625
Max Ratner I. Shmulewitz Izaak Rybal Sam Solasz ...Connected nodes
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Master Purveyors
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Bialystoker Center and Home for the Aged
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Aliyah Bet
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Israeli armed forces
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Bialystoker Center and Home for the Aged
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Sam Solasz’s marriage to Rose Cohen
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Sam Solasz’s arrival in New York
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Founding of meat companies
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Rose Cohen Solasz
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Diane Solasz
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Scott Solasz
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Mark Solasz
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Founded
Sam Solasz → Master Purveyors
in September 1957, founded Master Purveyors
Predicate direction is schema-limited; the text states Sam Solasz founded the company.
- date:
- September 1957
Leads
Sam Solasz → Bialystoker Center and Home for the Aged
he serves as the President of the Bialystoker Center and Home for the Aged
Predicate direction is schema-limited; the text states Sam Solasz leads the institution.
Spouse Of
Rose Cohen Solasz → Sam Solasz
Mr. Solasz married Rose Cohen on June 29, 1957
- date:
- June 29, 1957
Participated In
Sam Solasz → Israeli armed forces
voluntering for combat duty in the Israeli armed forces
Founded
Sam Solasz → Master Purveyors
founded Master Purveyors
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Served As President Of
Sam Solasz → Bialystoker Center and Home for the Aged
he serves as the President of the Bialystoker Center and Home for the Aged
Associated events
Marriage · 1957-06-29
Sam Solasz’s marriage to Rose Cohen
Sam Solasz married Rose Cohen on June 29, 1957.
Migration · 1951-01
Sam Solasz’s arrival in New York
Sam Solasz arrived in New York with HIAS assistance in January 1951.
Business Opening · 1957-09
Founding of meat companies
Sam Solasz founded several meat companies in September 1957.