Evangelism push after war clears hundreds for return to Japan
More than one hundred American Protestant missionaries formerly serving in Japan have been cleared by occupation authorities to resume work there. Half are already in Japan, with the rest due back soon. The National Christian Council of China launches a three year Forward Movement of evangelism to reach outsiders and strengthen church leadership using publicity, literature, visual aids, and broadcasting.
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National Christian Council of China
Ralph A. Ward
Chicago
Ill
Shanghai
China
Jesus Christ
Ward faults media cartels over Soviet misrepresentation
Dr. Harry F. Ward, emeritus professor at Union Theological Seminary in New York, told the Methodist Federation for Social Action that communication cartels once used for anti-Soviet propaganda before World War II have resumed. He described a strenuous campaign of misrepresentation and distortion about the Soviet Union and its activities.
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Union Theological Seminary
New York
Methodist Federation For Social Action
Soviet Union
Plan to Eradicate Foot and Mouth Disease
Plans for controlling foot and mouth disease are complete. A Mexico City office will direct the eradication, with a Mexican official as director and a U.S. representative as second in command. Each country will appoint a three-man panel under the directors. Most equipment will be provided by the United States, and livestock disease specialists will be recruited. The effort aims to confine the disease to Mexico, with a risk of crossing into Texas if unsuccessful.
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Anderson
United States
Mexico
Texas
Cowtown
Atascosa County
Dale Friegerger
Edwin Thane
McCoy
Catholic relief drive appeals for $5 million reach across faiths
Archbishops urge clergy and laity to fund a relief campaign aiding war torn Europe and Asia. Funds will buy food and clothing, disbursed through Catholic channels and Vatican relief, regardless of religion. The Methodist Hour reaches about two million listeners through 52 stations. Norbert and Miss Alene Wendel Fritz announce birth of baby daughter March 11 in Fredericksburg hospital.
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Texas
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Asia
Vatican Relief Organization
Pope Pius XII
Methodist Hour
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South Central
Southern Religious Radio Conference
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The
Methodist Church
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Remembering Sabbath and Lenten Services At Local Churches
Sunday March 16 features Mass at 10 followed by Stations of the Cross Benediction Sunday School and Holy Name Society meeting to fund Bishops Relief Fund Youth Sodality replaces Youth Study Club Tuesday at 7 30 p m Lenten Devotions Friday March 21 8 p m Union Sunday School 10 a m Worship at 11 with Rev Workman preaching 3 30 p m Rural Churchman's Civic Action Seminar report 4 30 p m Christian Youth Fellowship attendance open to all Clayton Massey and Kenneth Baethge spent weekend in Quemada at Kenneths home St James Lutheran Church Rev M C Hoermann March 16 9 30 a m Sunday School Bible Class 10 30 a m German Service March 19 Women Missionary Society 2 00 p m March 21 English Lenten Service 7 30 p m English Lenten Service
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Christ
Workman
New York
Washington, D. C
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UNO
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Senate
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Murray
Montana
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson City
Christian Youth Fellowship
Women’s Missionary Society
Laetare Sunday Appeal Written by Archbishop Lucey
A letter from Archbishop Robt. E. Lucey of San Antonio urges Catholics to contribute generously on Laetare Sunday, March 16, to aid the suffering poor. He stresses that small gifts are insufficient for the vast needs and calls on readers to embody Christ in every needy person.
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Laetare
Robt. E. Lucey
S. T.D
San Antonio
Gems of Thought and Local Convention Travel
Gems of Thought quotes and moral lessons accompany a note about Miss Frances Floyd Mrs Cora Copple Mrs Croom and Phil Rovers attending the Teachers' Convention in San Antonio Thursday. The record mentions Mr and Mrs Vo G Copple visiting their daughter and other family messages with travel and return details.
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Frances Floyd
Cora Copple
Croom
Phil Rovers
San Antonio
Sunday church services and classes schedule
A church announces Sunday School at 10 15 a m and services at 11 15 a m morning, 7 00 p m evening. A cordial welcome is extended to all to attend each service.
Injury to Carol Bier schwale in Germany during bomb disposal
News from last week reports Carol Bier schwale son of Fred Bier schwale was badly injured in Germany while digging up a bomb. He lost an eye and sustained additional wounds.
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Carol Bierschwale
Fred Bierschwale
Germany
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