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File contains many fragments and/or versions of this address.

File contains materials related to confirmation service. Materials include programs, speeches, and prayers.

File contains handwritten and typewritten speeches for various dedications.

File contains scripts of several episodes of the radio program. Episodes include: "The Seven Who Came Home" (January 2, 1949); "The Merry Jests of Hershel Ostropolier" (January 9, 1949); "Trial and Error" (January 16, 1949); "The Four Spinsters of Gimel" (January 23, 1949); "Who Can Build a House?" (January 30, 1949); "The Man Who Knew Carver" (February 6, 1949); "The Physician and the Sorcerer" (February 13, 1949); "Gandhi" (February 20, 1949); "Lizzie and the Whiskers" (February 27, 1949); "The Case of Ivar Haug" (March 6, 1949); "The Lot of Esther" (March 13, 1949); "A Magic Power" (March 20, 1949); "Green Thumb in the City" (March 27, 1949); "Adventure in Time" (April 3, 1949); "Portrait of Dedication" (May 1, 1949) "The Second Sun" (May 8, 1949); "Welcome Home" (May 15, 1949); "The Trial of Jonathan Green" (May 22, 1949); "Man of Peace" (May 29, 1949); "The Way of My Uncle Gedalia" (June 5, 1949); "A Dreamer's Journey (June 12, 1949); "Aarn the Cobbler and the Western Wall" (June 19, 1949); "Incident at Sea" (June 26, 1949); "The Sealed Tunnel" (July 3, 1949); "A New Amen" (September 18, 1949); "The Return of Danny Miller" (November 6, 1949); "Emma Lazarus" (November 13, 1949); "In Henry's Backyard" (November 20, 1949); "The Light from the Darkness" (November 27, 1949); "Joseph and Benjamin" (December 4, 1949); "An American Ballad" (December 11, 1949); "River Jordan" (December 18, 1949); "How Uriel Got Into Heaven" (December 25, 1949); "The Death of Akiba" (April 30, 1950); "All We Have Left " (June 3, 1951); "Not Even Ten" (June 17, 1951); "Isaac M. Wise" (November 4, 1951); "You and Danny" (May 10, 1953); "A Measure of Freedom" (May 17, 1953); "I Scale a Wall" (May 24, 1953); "Who Saves One Life" (May 31, 1953); "The Congressman" (June 7, 1953); "The Sabbath of Chaim the Porter" (June 14, 1953); "I Never Saw Summer" (June 21, 1953); "Samuel and the King" (June 28, 1953).

File contains a handwritten outline about the history of Reconstructionism. Includes "The Meaning of Reconstructionism" by Mordechai M. Kaplan.

File contains handwritten notes for a book review of Paul Cowan's "An Orphan in History."

File contains handwritten notes for a talk about Fred Schwartz.

Files includes typewritten and handwritten notes of ideas to be included in the temple journal.

File contains sheet music. File contains: "Core'ngrato" by S. Cardillo; "Mama Mia, Che Vo Sape? Mother Always Wants to Know" by Ferd. Russo (Italian Lyrics) and E. Nutile (music), Olga Paul (English lyrics); "Italian Folk Songs: Marechiare (Serenata)" by E. B. Tosti. Transcribed for Voice and Piano by Vittorio Giannini; "Dicitencello Vuie" by Enzo Fusco (Sergio) (Lyrics) and Rudolfo Falvo (Music); La Forza Del Destino "O tu che in seno agli angeli" by Verdi; "Solenne in quest 'ora" from La Forza Del Destino by Verdi; "Kiddush for Festivals and New Year" arranged by Dr. E. Werner.

File contains Rabbi Singer's music notebooks with handwritten music. Also contains photocopies of Jewish music and prayers. Also includes sheet music for various Yiddish songs and Jewish prayers. Songs include: "A Dudele" by Leo Law; "Bar Mitzva" by Cantors A. Singer and S. Weisser; "Wedding Service" by Macy Nulman; "Der Rebe Hot Gewolt Kein Eretz Yisroel Fohr'n (Folk Song)" by Chayim Kotylansky.