Solly Dukelsky - Revision history

Matt at 14:12, 28 April 2018

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	Dukelsky was ranked by Ring magazine		Dukelsky was ranked by Ring magazine

Chuck1052 at 03:52, 13 August 2016

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	According to U.S. Census Records on Ancestry.com, one Solly Dukelsky, a 27-year-old native of Russia, was living with his brother, Louis, and Louis's wife, Shirley, in Mishawaka, Indiana during 1940. During 1935, Solly, Louis and Shirley lived in Chicago. Both Solly and Louis worked as "Cutters" for a "Wholesale Furniture Co." During 1939, Louis and Solly earned $1950. and $1,830. respectively. Both Solly and Shirley completed four years of high school while Louis completed three years of college.		According to U.S. Census Records on Ancestry.com, one Solly Dukelsky, a 27-year-old native of Russia, was living with his brother, Louis, and Louis's wife, Shirley, in Mishawaka, Indiana during 1940. During 1935, Solly, Louis and Shirley lived in Chicago. Both Solly and Louis worked as "Cutters" for a "Wholesale Furniture Co." During 1939, Louis and Solly earned $1950. and $1,830. respectively. Both Solly and Shirley completed four years of high school while Louis completed three years of college.

			According to the New York, Passengers Lists, 1820-1957 database on Ancestry.com, one Solomon Dukelsky, a 7-year-old native of Odessa, Russia, arrived with his parents and two older brothers in New York City, New York aboard the Caronia on September 26, 1922 after sailing from Cherbourg, France. The planned final destination of Dukelsky family was Chicago, Illinois.

	[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Dukelsky, Solly]]		[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Dukelsky, Solly]]

Chuck1052 at 03:37, 13 August 2016

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	as the #7 middleweight in the world		as the #7 middleweight in the world
	for April, 1934.		for April, 1934.

			According to the U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 database on Ancestry.com, one Sol Dukelsky was born on February 19, 1913 and died on April 16, 1994 with his last residence being in Portland, Oregon. His Social Security number was issued in Illinois before 1951.

			According to U.S. Census Records on Ancestry.com, one Solly Dukelsky, a 27-year-old native of Russia, was living with his brother, Louis, and Louis's wife, Shirley, in Mishawaka, Indiana during 1940. During 1935, Solly, Louis and Shirley lived in Chicago. Both Solly and Louis worked as "Cutters" for a "Wholesale Furniture Co." During 1939, Louis and Solly earned $1950. and $1,830. respectively. Both Solly and Shirley completed four years of high school while Louis completed three years of college.

	[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Dukelsky, Solly]]		[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Dukelsky, Solly]]

Sid schneck at 01:41, 5 June 2009

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Ric: Boxer:Solly Dukelsky:040458 moved to Solly Dukelsky

2006-12-03T18:18:21Z

Boxer:Solly Dukelsky:040458 moved to Solly Dukelsky

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(No difference)

Sid schneck at 21:48, 30 November 2005

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	Dukelsky was ranked by Ring magazine		Dukelsky was ranked by Ring magazine
	as the #7 middleweight in the world		as the #7 middleweight in the world
	for April, 1934. ~~He also had a successful~~		for April, 1934.
	~~amateur~~

Sid schneck at 21:46, 30 November 2005

2005-11-30T21:46:08Z

New page

<boxer>040458</boxer>
Dukelsky was ranked by Ring magazine
as the #7 middleweight in the world
for April, 1934. He also had a successful
amateur