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Persoonlijke gegevens Louis Henry Heilbron 

• Hij is geboren op 12 mei 1907 in New Jersey, Verenigde Staten.Bron 1
• Beroepen:
• in attiorney, San Francisco, California, Verenigde Staten.
• in het jaar 1970 in Attorney, Heller Ehrman White &, McAuliffe, 44 Montgomery St., San Francisco, California, Verenigde Staten.
• Woonachtig:
• 1865 California St.., San Francisco, California, Verenigde Staten.Bron 2
• 1950 Gough St., San Francisco, California, Verenigde Staten.Bron 2
• in het jaar 1910: 1651 Washington St., San Francisco, California, Verenigde Staten.
• in het jaar 1920: 202 Steiner St., San Francisco, California, Verenigde Staten.
• in het jaar 1932: 2201 Sacramento St., San Francisco, California, Verenigde Staten.Bron 2
• in het jaar 1970: 2601 Lyon St., San Francisco, California, Verenigde Staten.
• (SSN issued) in California, Verenigde Staten.Bron 1
• Hij is overleden op 20 december 2006 in San Francisco, California, USA, hij was toen 99 jaar oud.Bron 1
• Een kind van Simon Louis Heilbron en Flora K Kays

Gezin van Louis Henry Heilbron

Hij is getrouwd met Delphine A Rosenblat.

Zij zijn getrouwd op 30 oktober 1929, hij was toen 22 jaar oud.

Kind(eren):

1. (Niet openbaar)
2. David Michael Heilbron  1936-2020 

Notities over Louis Henry Heilbron

By Valerie J. Nelson; Times Staff Writer; Louis H. Heilbron, an attorneywho became the first chairman of the board of trustees of what is now called the California St.ate University system, has died. He was 99. When then-Gov. Pat Brown appointed him to lead the board, Heilbron was already presiding over the state Board of Education, which had loosely overseen the state colleges before California, USA's master plan for higher education became law in 1960. The plan, which promised an education to anyone in the state who wanted one, also gave the emerging state colleges independence by granting the system its own board of trustees. One early task was to rein in some of the powerful campus presidents of what were then called the California St.ate Colleges, according to the California, USA Higher Education Policy Center. "Some of the larger and stronger colleges were sort of like duchies, accustomed to making their own arrangements in Sacramento," Heilbron said when he was 83, referring to state colleges in San Francisco, San Diego and San Jose. "They didn't particularly want to be part of a system. So we had to deal with that and R take care of the smaller, weaker institutions." Less effective campus presidents were persuaded to resign, an academic senate was established so the faculty's voice would be heard system-wide and new admission standards were set. The designing of campus buildings was opened to public architects "in the hope that campuses no longer would resemble state prisons," according to the policy center. While he was on the Cal State governing board, labor-negotiating skills Heilbron developed during World War II came in handy, especially when he was able to end a strike by Teachers and students in the late 1960s, his family said. Already a lawyer when he volunteered for the Army in 1944, Heilbron was sent to Austria to help supervise the rehabilitation of the country's social security system and develop labor standards. After the war, he returned to the San Francisco law firm now known as Heller Ehrman, which he first joined in 1934. He was the firm's leading labor lawyer and went to the office daily, even after retiring 28 years ago, said Adam Cole, a partner in the firm and its historian. Louis Henry Heilbron was born May 12, 1907, in Newark, N.J., and grew up in San Francisco. His mother was a concert pianist who gave up performing to raise two children and his father was a musician who went into the family meat business.
At UC Berkeley, Heilbron played varsity tennis and earned a bachelor's degree in political science in 1928. Three years later, he followed it with a law degree. He married a fellow student, Delphine Rosenblatt, on Oct. 30, 1929, a day after the stock market crashed. She died in 1993. During the Depression, Heilbron worked for the state Department of Public Welfare and within months was secretary of the Social Welfare Commission. At 25, he helped establish and run the California, USA Relief Administration. World War II prompted him to become a pioneering member of the World Affairs Council of Northern California, USA, and he was an early moderator of its radio broadcast, "World Affairs Are Your Affairs," which debuted in 1947. "He was a rare combination of devotion to family and devotion to what he considered public duty," said his son David, an attorney from Tiburon, Calif. "He was amusing, witty, very intelligent and a delight to be around."
Life with their father was frictionless, said his other son, John, a science historian from Oxfordshire, England. "He was a gentle, good man who ran his family life the way he did his negotiations," he said. One particular story about Heilbron "captures Louis' indefatigable energy and eternal optimism," Cole said. When Heilbron was in his late 90s, the former president of the World Affairs Council was asked to assume another key position, chairman of the Committee for the Future. He held that position until his death, five months short of his 100th birthday. In addition to his sons, Heilbron is survived by a sister, Juliet Krasne; and three granddaughters.

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