Lutheran Campaign for Reconstruction Service Drive
In Chicago on January 21 a historic Lutheran Congress launched a 500000 Reconstruction Service Campaign aimed at overseas aid in France Finland Estonia and the Black Sea provinces Europe needs aid as many Lutherans suffer under suppression and destitution. The effort seeks pastors for Alsace Lorraine now French territory and calls on the American Lutheran Church to lead a spiritual democracy abroad. The National Lutheran Council will fund sixty mass meetings from Boston to Seattle before a February 1 1626 fundraising drive led by Rev. C H Pannkoke with state chairmen and local canvassers.
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Armistice Terms Tightened by Supreme War Council
Paris reports the supreme war council agreed to tougher conditions for Germany to renew the armistice. It aimed to tighten control over demobilization and war plant production, with further steps expected at Monday's session. An abrupt, unrelated line about girls knowing how to catch husbands ends the item.
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