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File contains handwritten lectures and notes on Judaism. Also contains "What is Reform Judaism?" by Solomon B. Freehof, Popular Studies in Judaism.

File contains various sermons about Judaism and Christianity. Includes a typewritten sermon for the Torah portion, Vayishlach; "Ethical Issues in the News: A Christmas Message" by Dr. David Saville Muzzay, Leader Society for Ethical Culture, December 21, 1947; "Some Further Thoughts on Christmas and the Jew: Another Installment on a Recurring Debate" by Rabbi Richard E. Singer, Lakeside Congregation for Reform Judaism, December 21, 1958; Sermon for the Torah Portion Vayera; "Rabbi Views the Christmas Season", handwritten.

File contains handwritten sermon about the role of Paul in Judaism and Christianity.

File contains typewritten sermon.

File contains typewritten and handwritten talk on Judaism. Also contains outlines of family services at B'nai Torah.

File contains an article by Rabbi Singer "Violence - Jewish Style". An old version is entitled "Spoof on the Jewish Defense League". Also includes "The Jewish Defense League: Aims and Purposes".

File contains Beth Am Reporter (November 9, 1973); North Shore Fellowship of Rabbis "That Was Zionism" by Josepf Tekoah (November 8, 1973); "As Israel Goes, So It Will Go With All of Us" by Eric Hoffer (originally written in June 1967); handwritten notes; Fact Sheet Regarding the Economic Needs of Israel Caused by Full-Scale War Launched by Arab Nations on Yom Kippur, 5734 (October 6, 1973); Al Chet- For the Sins; In Memoriam [booklet]; "We've Lost the World's Sympathy Again" by Ephraim Kishon, The Jerusalem Post Weekly, November 6, 1973; Correspondence from Rabbi Maurice N. Eisendrath & Harry K. Gutmann (Union of American Hebrew Congregations, October 8, 1973); Israel's Struggle for Survival Against the Arab's Yom Kippur Aggression'; State of Israel Bonds; Memo from Rabbi Carl I. Miller, President of the Chicago Board of Rabbis in regard to Resolutions (October 9, 1973); Letter from Abba Eban (September 4, 1973); Adult Education Committee of Congregation B'nai Torah course offerings; various correspondence.

Youth and first business ventures, 1862-1895 -- Early Sears years, 1895-1908 -- Blacks, politics, and philanthropy, 1908-1912 -- Black schools, political attacks, and the profit sharing plan, 1912-1916 -- World War I, 1916-1918 -- The rescue of Sears and the consolidation of philanthropic endeavors, 1919-1924 -- New philanthropic ventures, 1924-1928 -- The Julius Rosenwald Fund, Hoover, and the Depression, 1928-1930 -- Final year and postmortem, 1931-1949 -- Conclusion.