Lutherans and Faith in the United States Examined
The text discusses Lutheran churches and their relation to monarchies, noting a split between American Lutherans and European state churches. It mentions Kaiser and Prussia, cultural lineage, and the migration of Lutherans seeking religious freedom in the United States, emphasizing constitutional rights and independence from former rulers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foun
America
Kan He Kaiser
Founders Lutheran Church
Europe
United States
Hunger and relief plans amid postwar food shortages
The article outlines a global hunger map with Europe and nearby regions facing famine. It emphasizes American food aid as crucial to Belgium France Serbia and other nations, notes potential risks to peace from famine, and urges rapid export of at least 20 million tons to prevent revolt and further chaos. It also includes a wartime appeal linking Lutherans in Germany to support Allied relief efforts.
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Tle
Ukraine
Belgium
Atittenant
Armlea
Wisth
Commission der Keller
Bolghim
Germany
Americcome
France
Netherlands
Portugal
Spain
Norway
Siweden
Denmark
Ots
Pindar
Bohemia
Serbia
Bomania
Montenegro
Greece
Albania
Roumania
Imment
Jaly
Switzerland
Bulgaria
Turekey
America
Europe
Forceful royal church orders met with clergy resistance
By order of the cabinet clergymen were commanded to align with the king's church hook and faced fines or imprisonment for conscience refusals. Laymen and ministers who supported the Book of the United Church faced penalties, while some ministers were reassigned to congregations seeking to stay aligned with the royal dictate.
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United Church
Home Again First Yanks Back Lutheran Concession
The piece describes Lutherans facing pressure from unionist authorities, with many emigrating to the United States and Australia for freedom of worship. It notes alleged oaths for ordination are a fabrication and cites Dr. C F W Walther and the Missour Synod as bound to state church traditions. Emigration is framed as escape from tyranny against conscience.
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United States
Australia
C. FE. W. Walther
Missour Synod
Saxony
Th. Walths
Comrades Praise Lieut Tooze by 364th Officers Letter
A tribute to Lieutenant Leslie L. Tooze killed in action is sent to his mother Mrs. Sadie A. Tooze of Eugene. Officers of the 364th Infantry's third battalion praise his leadership and courage and express deep sympathy. Lieutenant Lamar Tooze, twin and regimental intelligence officer of the 365th Infantry, died alongside him.
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Leslie L. Tooze
Leters
Sadie A. Tooze
Eugene
G. A. Paude
Son
364Th Infantry
Tooze
364Th
Lamar Tooze
365Th Infantry
Bunkie
Food price shifts expected after flour milling rules ease
Government actions removing flour and mill run restrictions will push up prices for mill feed by at least $10 a ton and likely raise milk meat and butter costs. A slight flour price drop could ease the burden, though overall impact on the public remains uncertain. Mr Houser of the grain corporation comments on the potential effects.
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Federal
Fee Administration
Houser
Grain Corpora
Australia
Argentina
Mills object to new price controls and predict ripple effects
Industry leaders including J. W. Canang of Portland Flouring Mills challenge wartime regulations as untimely. They warn of higher mill and feed prices, potential milk and butter rises, and seek new wheat imports from Australia and Argentina to stabilize markets. Local ad notes for school clothes conclude the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Food Administration
J. W. Canang
Portland Flouring Mills Company
Washington
America
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New York Harbor
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Java
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