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- J._Lehrenkrauss_Corporation comment "The J. Lehrenkrauss Corporation was a Brooklyn, New York based mortgage-servicing business which became insolvent in 1934. Julius Lehrenkrauss, 67, the head of the firm, was convictedof mail fraud in the sale of $1,600,000 of preferred stock on January 25, 1935. The company is noteworthy because of the crimes it committed.".
- Q6106339 comment "The J. Lehrenkrauss Corporation was a Brooklyn, New York based mortgage-servicing business which became insolvent in 1934. Julius Lehrenkrauss, 67, the head of the firm, was convictedof mail fraud in the sale of $1,600,000 of preferred stock on January 25, 1935. The company is noteworthy because of the crimes it committed.".