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Latest comment: 16 years ago by Mcarthurheir in topic historical and remembrances

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Albert was my grandfather, died before I was born and I never was told much about him. Most of what I've learned was here.

I just talked to my uncle Manfred- the "Jew boy" in 8th line of the Arizona Biltmore section. Manfred has no recollection of being called this.

Further down the section: the alleged punch delivered by Charles to FLW. Manfred doesn't remember this either. He does remember Charles hitting is brother Warren and that causing a permanent rift in their relationship. It was over a different matter - dislike of one for his brother's 2nd wife.

Looked up the citation following this section of information and everything I see written by Kate Crawford is very neutral about the history of the Biltmore. This information does not sound like anything she would have written and I would be interested in it's source.

I'm not saying these things didn't happen. Perhaps Manfred was called Jew Boy when he wasn't present to hear. I just joined Wikipedia to impart and ask about this. Apologies if I missed some protocol. I'm interested in learning the real truth and having that be what this page reflects Mcarthurheir (talk) 02:04, 11 December 2009 (UTC)mcarthurheir (female person) —Preceding unsigned comment added by Mcarthurheir (talkcontribs) 00:44, 11 December 2009 (UTC)Reply