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    Default Mac-O-Lac paint: Was it based in Detroit?

    A photo of a vacant commercial building on E .McNichols with a Mac-O-Lac advertisement popped up online recently. Was that a Detroit based company? They went out of biz years ago?

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    From the Jewish News:
    In Memoriam
    Walter L. Field
    1901-1999
    Entrepreneur and Man of Letters
    When Walter Field, “a man for all seasons,” passed away
    in December 1999, the Detroit Jewish community lost a major
    contributor to its present and its history. His life spanned the
    entire twentieth century, and he had a long and remarkable
    career ranging from business and journalism to Zionism, education, and poetry.
    Field came to the United States through Canada as an illegal immigrant from
    Poland, and made his way to Detroit, where he established the Mac-O-Lac paint manufacturing company in 1931. His lifelong passion was to foster Jewish education
    opportunities for young people. He was active in the Detroit Zionist movement, and was
    an influential member of Congregation Shaarey Zedek.

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