The first annual campaign for funds of the Jewish Federation of Trenton was brought to an official end with the announcement that close to $28,000 had been collected for the associated Jewish charities and institutions of the city. This sum is the largest in three years and represents an increase of $8,000 over the 1933 campaign.
Louis B. Shipper, chairman of the Federation drives since their inception in 1930, headed the campaign this year and was assisted by Louis Rudner, president of the Jewish Federation, and Judge Philip Forman, vice-president of the organization. Sidney Goldmann was chairman of publicity.
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