Lutheran Annual Convention At The Mill Sunday
The West Virginia Synod of the United Lutheran Church in America will open its thirty sixth annual convention at Jackson's Mill on Sunday May 16. Representatives from thirty one congregations in West Virginia and western Maryland will participate in a three day session.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Simon Snyder
Wheeling
Oscar H. Lindow
Roy J. Meyer
G. W. Schillinger
Christian Education
Frank M. Brown
Philadelphia
United Lutheran Church Directors For
Lutheran World Action
K. W. Kinard
Columbia
Peace of the South Carolina Synod
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Ohio
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Gettysberg
Tressler Orphans Home
Loysville
Oesterlen Orphans Home
National Lutheran Homes For the Aged
Washington, D. c
P. Cline
Clarksburg
E. F. K. Roof
Grafton
Arthur L. Mahr
Parkersburg
Curt H. Runze
Bittinger
George W. Schillinger
State Council of Churches
Mother’s Day observances at Grafton churches marked by corsages
The program featured Rev Harry Howard voicing a church sermon, Whip Robinson as announcer, George Blackwell narrating, and Monty Craig reading the Wilson proclamation. Mothers with most children and oldest or youngest were honored. St Paul’s also presented plants to top attendees. Many out-of-town participants attended, and services across churches included flowers for mothers.
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Harry Howard
Whip Robinson
WVVW
Fairmont
George Blackwell
Jane Windom
WWVW
Mr. Robinson
Woodrow Wilson
Monty Craig
Clarence Meadows
Shomo
Scarboroast Delver
J. W. Knight
William E. Pierson
W. A. Woodyard
Roy
Knight
Elizabeth Marshall Paige
Earl Smith
William Bott
Rail unions clash as wage settlement lingers
The President orders wage and working conditions on railroads kept as is until further notice. A presidential fact finding board proposed a 15 percent hourly increase, accepted by railroad management but rejected by the Engineers, Switchmen, and Firemen unions, who represent about 190000 of 1300000 workers.
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Johnston
Robertson
Royall
Edmond H. Leavy
Army
Leavy
Supreme Court
John J. Lewis
Der
White House
Waite House
Charles G. Ross
Capitol
Knowland
R.-Calif
Senate
Congress of the
the Army
Kenneth Royall
Astt
Arisk
Oregon primary action shifts to May 21 vote
McClellan rejects an invitation to use the national committee's radio facilities. On the Republican side Stassen and Dewey battle for Oregon's 12 delegates to the local convention. Stassen plans to arrive May 14 and debate Dewey on outlawing the Communist party.
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McClellan
Howard McGrath
National Committee
Gallip
Harold EB. Stassen
Thomas EB. Dewey
Oregon
Stassen
West Virginia
Dewey
Minnesota
Communist Party
Communists and Dewey on outlawing organizations
The speaker accuses Dewey of lying about opposing a move to outlaw organizations for members political or economic views. He claims the tactic to defeat Communists is to keep them out in the open.
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Dewey
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