Paul Bauman and Ruth Candace Tachna

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Husband Paul Bauman ¹

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           Born: May 27, 1915 - United States 1
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           Died: Jun 1968 - New York, New York, United States 1
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       Marriage: Jun 1938 - New York, United States 1

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Noted events in his life were:

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• Jewish Birth Date

14 Sivan 5675

• Birth in Week

Thursday

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Wife Ruth Candace Tachna ¹

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           Born: Feb 24, 1914 - New York, New York, United States 1
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         Father: Max Tachna 1
         Mother: Rose Rosenblatt 1

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Noted events in her life were:

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• Jewish Birth Date ¹

28 Shevat 5674

• Birth in Week ¹

Tuesday

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Children

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1 F Leslie Ann Bauman ¹

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           Born: Dec 25, 1941 - New York, New York, United States 1
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         Spouse: Mark Levy 1

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2 M Lionel Tachna Bauman ¹

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           Born: Nov 14, 1943 - New York, New York, United States 1
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         Spouse: Marie (Sophie) Rose 1

         Spouse: Jane Seiden 1
           Marr: Aug 14, 1988 - East Rockaway, New York 1

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General Notes: Husband -

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[Tachna.GED]

1.) 1934 graduate from the College of the City of New York. 1937 graduate in Law from Columbia University.

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General Notes: Wife -

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1.) 1934 graduate from Cornell University with a Bachelor of Arts Degree. 1937 earned a Bachelor of Laws cum laude from Brooklyn Law School, where she served on the staff of the Law Review and Justinian.
2.) Taught law in university in California.

A 1937 graduate of Columbia Law School, Ruth Tachna was the founding attorney for Legal Aid of Westchester, New York, from 1960 to 1964. That year, she became the senior partner of Tachna & Krassner in White Plains. In 1977, Ms. Tachna taught at Northrop University School of Law in Los Angeles, where she started a law review focusing on aerospace, energy, and environmental issues. She retired from the practice of law in 1985 and teaches courses in writing memoirs in southern Florida.

" I got paid on my first job five dollars a week. I was paid on Friday and the boss borrowed it back on Monday because it was the height of the Depression in those days. Nobody had any money. Nobody in that venue.... My husband was getting a higher rate of pay than anybody else in the class. He was getting fifteen dollars a week. We were rich; we had twenty dollars a week between us."

ADDR: CONC United States

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Sources

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1. Tachna.GED.

2. y.FTW.

3. Yonash.FTW.