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After the war Kaufman withdrew from public life; the philosopher Berel Lang later failed to trace him in Newark records. He and his wife appear in the 1947 Montclair, New Jersey, directory, where he was listed in the painted textile business, and from 1949 to 1981 they sold "Charcrust Broil-It" barbecue seasoning from their home in East Orange, New Jersey. He died in East Orange on 1 April 1986. | After the war Kaufman withdrew from public life; the philosopher Berel Lang later failed to trace him in Newark records. He and his wife appear in the 1947 Montclair, New Jersey, directory, where he was listed in the painted textile business, and from 1949 to 1981 they sold "Charcrust Broil-It" barbecue seasoning from their home in East Orange, New Jersey. He died in East Orange on 1 April 1986. | ||
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