Graham Crusade Ends Sunday After Surrender Pleas
Five thousand hear Graham as a crowd of 127 surrender quotes fill the arena. The preacher speaks of endless damnation and calls for faith during the final night of the long crusade.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1953
Page
3
Five thousand hear Graham as a crowd of 127 surrender quotes fill the arena. The preacher speaks of endless damnation and calls for faith during the final night of the long crusade.
State highway officials say two more strips of the new four lane highway on Route 11 to Syracuse will open in time for the fair. Completion dated to Dec 31, weather permitting, with blacktop work by Louis Longhi & Son. Traffic in the area will use the 213 mile stretch during construction.
Corp. Harold M. Dunn 23 of Baldwinsville returns home for first time in three years. He plans to stay with his mother Ellen Dunn for three days before reporting to Camp Kilmer NJ. He denies plans to marry and says he wants rest after travels aboard the USS General Walker.
Two men enlisted in the Organized Reserve Surface Battalion at Liverpool this week. Lt. Com. reported a Progres label tied to a prison camp incident. Corp. Dunn will return to Baldwinsville for a 30 day rest after reprocess at Camp Kilmer. Camille plans to reenlist in 1956 after his current term ends.
Private cars and bicycles, used by volunteers, brought 60 donors to the regional Red Cross blood center on April 17, the best donor day since the strike began. Red Cross motor service will provide transport to donors and another day is planned tomorrow from 11 AM to 5 PM at the 749 South Main Street center.
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