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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1952

Page

6

Religion gains revival as secular groups back church

An editorial urges renewed religious commitment across American institutions. The American Legion, General Federation of Women's Clubs, Kiwanis, and advertising groups are urged to restore faith, teach children, and support church aims. It warns secularism threatens civilization unless religious values and morals are strengthened. The piece credits lay leadership and church influence in daily life as essential to societal stability.

American Legion General Federation of Women’s Clubs Oscar A. Ahlgren Kiwanis International

Blood Donation Urges Citizens For Korean War Aid

An editorial urges Americans to donate blood to support Korean War casualties. It notes 300000 pints needed monthly versus 150000 available, compares World War II and Korean War casualty blood use, and cites Major General Erskine Hume on high survival with blood transfusions. It frames donation as patriotic sacrifice inspired by Christ.

Korea Erskine Hume Eighth Army Christ

Character and duty in public life

The passage extols character as the greatest virtue, urging men to serve society through political, social, industrial, religious, and spiritual life. It warns that thought without action is folly and that reward lies in taking on tougher duties with equal effort, emphasizing dependable, selfless conduct.

William Fedther

Readers May Dial 6-9066 for Church Information

The Press Telegram offers a phone service at 6 9066 to locate Long Beach area churches and service hours. It replaces the former Saturday church directory and aims to simplify Sunday information. Callers can confirm church locations or service times with an available operator.

Long Beach Press-Telegram

Southern California District Lutheran convention in Glendale 1952

The Southern California District Lutheran Church Missouri Synod holds its annual convention at First Lutheran Church 946 Linden Ave Glendale with Rev. Martin J Bruer as host pastor and Dr John W Behnke of Oak Park as principal speaker. Other leaders include Rev A H Schwermann and Rev A E Mueller. Sessions begin Monday morning with holy communion and feature reports, papers on ministry, and sectional forums leading to a Wednesday president’s survey report and district pastor presiding devotions on Thursday.

Southern California Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod First Lutheran Church Linden Ave Martin.j. Bruer John W. Behnke Oak Park Missouri Synod A. H. Schwermann Concordia College Edmonton Alberta Canada Behnke Synod W. H. Wuthrich Zion Lutheran Church Glendale Armand E. Mueller van Nuys Southern Bible Institute Oscar E. Feucht Synod Board of Parish Education St. Louis Luthern Union Committee Schwermann Radiotelevision Lutheran A. G. Webbking Los Angeles First Church

British preacher Dr John S Whale to speak at First Congregational

Dr John S Whale an eminent British preacher author and college president will be guest preacher at First Congregational Church on Sunday with services at 9 30 and 11. His subject The Voice of God. He has held multiple academic posts in England and has served as exchange professor at Drew University. He visits California for the General Council meeting in Claremont June 13 25.

John S. Whale First Congregational Church Emerson G. Hangen Voice of God Cheshunt College Cambridge University Whale Free Church Federal Council of England and Wales Warrack Aberdeen Glasgow Drew University Madison N.S California General Council of Congregational Christian Churches of America Claremont

Less Church Building Seen

Washington forecast predicts church construction starts will total 340 million dollars in 1952, about 25 percent below 1951's record 452 million. Commerce and Labor officials, who prepared the forecast, say permissive treatment for church groups remains liberal, but overall construction activity will stay roughly one quarter under last year.

Washington, D. C Departmente At Commerce and Labor

Father's Day church services and notices across Long Beach

Multiple Long Beach churches observe Father’s Day with early and late services. Speakers include Dr James Henry Hughes Dr Henry B Wallin and Dr Robert Murray Pratt. Other items note graduations Sunday school, baptisms, youth night and a Father and Son banquet.

Won’t Approve Church Taxes

Worcester Mass. The Massachusetts Universalist Convention rejected a resolution proposing municipal taxation of churches after a spirited debate. The state group opposes the stance of the Universalist Church of America, which backed church taxation at its Portland convention last September.

Orcester Mass Massachusetts Universalist Convention Massachusetts Universalists Universalist Church of America Portland Maine

Presbyterians Alarmed by Trend Toward Authoritarianism

The 164th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church U S A urged members to oppose thought control and character assassination. Commissioners called for investigations into human rights infringements, endorsed union talks with other churches, and supported UN cooperation as a foreign policy cornerstone. Floyd E. McGuire chaired the report committee.

York 164Th General Assembly The Presbyterian Church Presbyterian National Council of Churches U. S Vatican United Nations UU. S

Youth Meet Here June 29 at Lakewood Country Club

The 18th annual convention of the Catholic Youth Organization federation will be held Sunday June 29 after mass at Our Lady of Victory Church Compton. The day begins with an 8 am communion and breakfast at 9 30 am. Leonard McLean will preside as master of ceremonies. Mayor Burton W. Chace welcomes delegates from the Southland. New officers for 1952 53 will be installed with Rev John P Languille presiding. Rt Rev Msgr Edward V Wade will deliver the principal address. The event includes awards and remarks on church service in a challenging world.

IHE CYO Federation of Young People's Clubs Lakewood Country Club Our Lady of Victory Compton Country Club Leonard McLean Federation Southland Burton W. Chace John P. Languille St. Andrew's Church Pasadena Catholic Youth Organization Presiding Edward V. Wade Archbishop McIntyre Archdiocesan Catholic Cemeteries

Hands Across the World Call for Christian Unity

The Christian Churches Unified Informer argues that global church mission fails without internal cooperation. It urges ministers and leaders to unite beyond denominations, stressing unity through shared prayer, gospel preaching, and joint action under the Cross.

Household of Faith Church of the Lord Jesus Christ Informer

Father figures and the American Fatherhood ideal

A reflective piece praising American fathers for their devotion and sacrifices. It recalls historical contrasts with past Roman norms, extols fathers as life givers and providers, and lauds their quiet labor and unwavering care for children, calling for blessings on these earthly patriarchs.

Eight Questions for Fathers in a Religious Magazine

A reader poll in a religious magazine asks eight questions to rate fathers on their Christian upbringing, American traditions, security and love, tolerance, global understanding, community involvement, problem solving, and leadership. The piece cites Melvin Hammarberg urging a servant role as life’s supreme purpose.

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