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'''Children:''' Cecilia Bleiman Wolins, and a son
'''Children:''' Cecilia Bleiman Wolins, and a son


'''Irving Wolins''' "[[cured|cured]]" at [[Trudeau Sanatorium|Trudeau Sanatorium]] in the early 1900s. With Ralph Martin he founded a company, Marwol Radio Corporation, that manufactured radios in 1924; it went bankrupt in 1926. He may have once owned the land on which [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_City_Music_Hall|Radio City Music Hall]] was later built.
'''Irving Wolins''' "[[cured|cured]]" at [[Trudeau Sanatorium]] in the early 1900s. With Ralph Martin he founded a company, Marwol Radio Corporation, that manufactured radios in 1924; it went bankrupt in 1926. He may have once owned the land on which [[Wikipedia:Radio_City_Music_Hall|Radio City Music Hall]] was later built.


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Latest revision as of 16:21, 12 January 2026


This photo, captioned "That's me!" is from a photograph album made by Irving Wolins that was given to Historic Saranac Lake by  James and Sandy Schechter

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Married: Lillian

Children: Cecilia Bleiman Wolins, and a son

Irving Wolins "cured" at Trudeau Sanatorium in the early 1900s. With Ralph Martin he founded a company, Marwol Radio Corporation, that manufactured radios in 1924; it went bankrupt in 1926. He may have once owned the land on which Radio City Music Hall was later built.

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