Liberal Religion Faces New Conservative Bastions
In New York Aug. 18 liberal religion rooted in revolt meets rising conservatism yet endures. Unitarian and Universalist leaders discuss neo-orthodoxy and mind freedom as they prepare Detroit council convention. They credit four historical impacts: world-focused religion, biblical critical studies, rejection of Hell and emphasis on divine love, and the belief in human goodness. Separately in Baltimore, defense official Hubert R. Gallagher notes civil defense aid surpassing six million dollars for disaster areas including North Carolina after Hurricane Connie.
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George W. Cornell
New York
Laurance I. Neale
All Souls Unitarian Church
Unitarians
Universalists
Detroit
Council of Liberal Churches
Baltimore
Hubert R. Gallagher
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Gallagher
North Carolina
Bread Of Life By Rev. A Purnell Bailey
The essay argues against shortcuts in life. It recalls Livingstone’s response to seekers who demand an easy path, insisting that true followers come even without a road. The piece closes with the Biblical citation I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Purnell Bailey
South Africa
David Livingstone
Livingstone
Christ
Philip
Gen. Features Corp
Battalion roster lists officers and soldiers by company
The article provides a long roster of officers and enlisted men across Companies A B C and D, naming captains lieutenants sergeants and privates including Bartgis Keller Douh Garber Hamilton Keller Garber and Wickey. It notes Company D is based in Cumberland with 14 members and formed about 18 months ago. A separate incident reports the death of Susan Wickey, 58, of LaGrange after a runaway horse threw her from a buggy near Shipshewana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Bartgis Jr
Bartgis
Frank M. Dertzbaugh Jr
Francis van Fossen
Richard O. Bowers
James Fraser Jr
Glenn O. Garber Jr
Eugene G. Holcomb
Fred 8. Kefauver
CWO
William T. Fisher
Karl F. Starr
Ralph E Ausherman
Floyd E. Kreh
Frank L. Baker
Lewis B. Gannon
Allen R. Kinsey
Joseph FE. Taylor
James F. Barigis
Robert E. Bell
Daniel O. Henley
Charles M. Keefer
James O. Brandenburg
William G . Hopkins
Roy L. Lind
Wiliam
Rhoads
John C. Weddie
John Q. Adams Jr
Alden E Bittner
Robert W. Butler
John N. Bartgis
Jesse E Hossler
Alton E. Shaff
Clarence R. Summers Jr
John L. Bradshaw
Clifford J. Davis Jr
Norman W Nusbaum
Renace H
Clarence W. Hamilton, Jr
Franklin H. Singer
James QO. Slumenauer
Robert G. Callahan
Kelser W. Day Jr
Arnold A. Grice
Richard C. Jackson
Cor ‘Porals Garland R. Beard
Donald R. Blumenauer
Robert H. Cramer
Thomas C. Keller
Robert L. Blumenauer
Joha R. Clay
Gerald C. Creeger
Rayi ‘Mond M. Evans
Maynard B
Lagrange
Ind
Susan Wickey
Shipshewana
Wickey
English Lesson And Word Contests In The News
A language note from WL Gordon discusses the proper usage of just and common misspellings while highlighting a contest won by Mrs. Alice J. Lengel of Frederick for identifying a word daily. The word dexterous is defined and linked to a Baltimore engineering incident causing about $190 008 in damage from a hurricane votions delay on Baltimore Harbor Tunnel work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
India
Wens
Alice J. Lengel
Key Avenues
Frederick
Lever Bros. Co
Lengel
Baltimore
Carolinas
Fairfield
Baltimore Harbor
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Donald E. Beck
Donald H. Hiltner
Lucy H. DeGrange
Robert L. Barnes
Wilford B Stallings
Dorsey W. Baumgardner
Keefer
D Cortick
Edward A. Jaeger
John J. Putman
James E. Rager
Ernest O. Mort
Maurice C.peregory
Charles F. Weirtz
2Nd Construction Battalion
Fort George G. Meade
Pfe Maynard
Stamilton
SFC
James E. Bartgis
Cpl
George W. Sheetenhelm
Lancaster County
Hutch & Cupboard
Carty
Willett
Brownleigh
Mister Tracy
Spencer
Mister Roberts
WL. Gordon
William
Hood
West
Patrick St
Blue Ridge Franks
U.S
Department OF Agriculture
Frederick County Products, Incorporated
Frederick, Maryland
Federal Inspection
E. Patrick St
Sparton
Sparton Engineering
Routzahn & Sons
South Market Street
Sperten TV
Neweye Television
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