World State vs. sovereignty and radio reform debate
The piece argues against world government and favors an international institution with real powers, while criticizing the idea of submerging sovereignty. It calls for a balanced global framework, with rights and economic organization, and warns against replacing liberty with state control. It also critiques radio industry bias and urges reform driven by public vigilance rather than government takeover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Nations
God
Leven
Isi
Sam
Srprisinng Radio
FCC
Gift or burden the Reformation claimed democracy roots
A Presbyterian moderator, William Lampe of St. Louis, sparked debate by asserting that Protestantism gave the United States its democratic liberties. The Dec 7 Cincinnati address, cited by the Times-Star, challenged the view that civil liberties stem from religious upheaval, urging cooperation among religious groups in solving current political problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lampe
St. Louis
Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati
Times-Star
United States
Conversion Tale Marks Catholic Return After Years of Study
The speaker describes a personal journey from doubt to faith, arguing for Christianity as truth and insisting on a personal God and the incarnation. After examining Protestant and Catholic histories, he converts to Catholicism, noting long study, marriage to a Catholic, and a sense of spiritual home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Christ
Catholic Church
Evey
Cai
Fats
Observations on China Policy and World Powers
A fragmentary editorial voice argues millions are involved in feeding China and resisting exploitation by world powers. It references England and Russia, missionaries, and the danger of communism, urging aid to China while warning against predatory motives and cultural loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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China
England
Russia
U.S. S
Charities board maps year of service and adoption work
The Charities board outlines a new year plan focusing on foster care for unmarried mothers and homeless children, coordination with the juvenile court, and adoption suitability studies. It reports 89 cases in the family department and 466 in the other department under Ohio welfare approval, with Monsignor Matthias F. Heyker as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sjgpsasros
St. Joseph’s Orphanage
Rec
Ieee Juvenile Court
Ohio State Department of Welfare
Chaplain Lambert Sings Tokyo Midnight Mass
Chaplain Ed ward J. Lambert of Cincinnati led a Christmas midnight mass in Tokyo. The service featured his distinctive vocal rendition and drew attendees from local congregations. Lambert, a Cincinnati native, has ties to a musical lineage noted in his biographical sketch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaplain Lambert
Cincinnati
Tokyo
Edward J. Lambert
Dubuque
Lambert
Fragmentary text on religious reform and reformers
Excerpt discusses Protestantism, Catholic authority Hallam, and the idea that European liberty stems from the Reformation. It contrasts Catholic Bellarmine with Luther Calvin Knox and hints at American liberty tied to reform movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallam
Europe
Ferson
Bellarmine
Luther
Calvin
Knox
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