 During his months-long stays, he would address congregations, conventions, and other assemblies, solidifying his title of "Maggid".It was on one of these trips, in late 1964, that he was invited by Rabbi Avrohom Zelig Krohn, father of Rabbi Paysach Krohn, to stay at his home in New York, even though Schwadron didn't know him or his family personally.Schwadron insisted on paying rent, which Krohn agreed to reluctantly.