Lutheran Congress Launches 500000 Reconstruction Campaign
In Chicago on January 21 the National Lutheran Council led a historic congress to launch a 500000 Reconstruction Service Campaign. Funds will aid overseas relief in France Finland Estonia and Black Sea regions with emphasis on Europe where millions of Lutherans face destitution after war. The program aims to place pastors in Alsace Lorraine and bolster Lutheran life across Europe, while showcasing the American church's spiritual democracy and leadership.
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Armistice Terms Tightened by Supreme War Council
Paris reported the supreme war council agreed to tougher conditions for Germany upon renewing the armistice including controls on demobilization and war plant production. Execution measures were expected to be decided at Monday's session. The note ends with a stray aside blaming girls for knowing how to catch husbands rather than keep them.
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