Appelman, Hyman J. (Hyman Jedidiah), 1902-1983 (Personal Name)

OCLC 43433586: When Johnny comes marching home, 1944 (hdg.: Appelman, Hyman J. (Hyman Jedidiah), 1902- ; usage: Hyman J. Appelman)

OCLC, Dec. 1, 2005 (hdgs.: Appelman, Hyman J. (Hyman Jedidiah), 1902- ; Appelman, Hyman Jedediah, 1902-1983; Appelman, Hyman (Hyman Jedidiah), 1902- ; usage: Hyman J. Appelman; Hyman Appelman)

Billy Graham Center Archives (website), viewed August 6, 2019: Ephemera of Hyman Jedidiah Appelman - Collection 114 (evangelist; born January 7, 1902, in Moghiliev, Russia (now Mogilev in Belarus); died in 1983; moved to Chicago while young; studied at Northwestern University and DePaul University; converted from Judaism to Christianity; held revival meetings in Oklahoma and became pastor of the Central Baptist Church of Lawton, Oklahoma, in 1930; graduated from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas; began holding evangelistic meetings across the United States and also in countries around the world; his home and headquarters were in Kansas City, Missouri) https://www2.wheaton.edu/bgc/archives/guides/114.htm