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Abraham "Abe" Aronovitz (1899 in New York City, New York - 11 July 1960 in Miami, Florida) was Jewish-American lawyer and Mayor of the City of Miami. Aronovitz was one of six sons of Romanian immigrants, David and Kate Aronovitz. He was raised in Key West, Florida and graduated from West Palm Beach High School. He also graduated from Stetson University. He was the uncle of Sidney Aronovitz (1920–1988), the US District Judge for the Southern District of Florida (1976–1988). In the 1920s, he ran and lost the election for the City Commission for the City of Jacksonville. He then moved to Miami and in 1926 was appointed acting State Attorney. In 1927, he ran and lost the election for the City Commission of the City of Miami. He served as City Attorney for the City of Miami in the 1930s. He was Mayor of the City of Miami in 1953-1955 and then served as commissioner until he resigned due to health problems in 1958. He was staying at Havana Hilton Hotel in Havana, Cuba with his family when the dictatorship of Fulgencio Batista fell on January 1, 1959. References The Miami News; Young Aronovitz Evocked Rage by Howard Kleinberg; 21 September 1985. The Miami News; The Late Abe Aronovitz, A frail but Strong Man by Bill Baggs; 18 August 1960. The St. Petersberg Times; Abe Aronovitz, Former Mayor of Miami Dies; 12 July 1960, Page 1. Political offices Preceded by Chelsie J. Senerchia Mayor of the City of Miami 1953-1955 Succeeded by Randy Christmas This article about a Florida politician is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. v • d • e