Religion in Russia after the 1917 Revolution
News analysis by James Marlow discusses how after the 1917 revolution the Russian Orthodox Church faced suppression, then partial revival under wartime policies. It notes Communist control, limited religious freedom, and the rise of multiple sects as worship resumes in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlowashington
Russia
David Shape
Beth
Cardinal Mindasenty
U. S
Britain
Poland
Haa
Czachoslovakia
Grok Orthodox Church
Theat
Thera
Methodists Not Guilty Of Plotting Against Bulgaria
Article states Methodist leaders and two World Council of Churches workers faced Bulgaria charges but denied plotting against the country. Mentions Miss Turner, formerly of Levech School for Girls, teaching at Pierce College in Greece, and notes incarceration and war-era events. Also cites Dr. Garber and figures Dr. J Hutchison Cockburn and Rev. Robert Tobias as named individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali
Garber
Alee
Qarber
Ohio Wesleyan University
Syracues
HN. Y
Levech
Sole
Mer
Yugoslavia Excluded From Moscow Economic Conference
Yugoslavia protests February 1 over being left out of the ECMA economic cooperation plan. Belgrade notes equality among members, opposing discrimination while Tito cites equality as a principle among communist states. The Soviet reply says Yugoslavia helped exclude itself by hostile stance toward the U S R and other states.
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Yugoslavia
Moscow
Rasele
Bulgaria
Hungary
Poland
Russia
ECMA
Marshal Titohan
Belgrade
U.S
Government social benefits reporting guidance note
The text explains what benefits are not required for reporting. It clarifies that social security, accident health insurance, life policy proceeds, government pensions, veteran benefits, survivor benefits, and government payments to veterans are not reportable. Income from such property remains reportable, and the guidance mentions gifts or inheritances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawat Ba
Northern Ireland Votes as Republic Looms in Ireland Split
In Belfast and across Northern Ireland the 1940s era mood split polling with the King’s Men securing a 437 to 11 margin in one Commons race. Nationalists celebrated, police intervened in Armagh and Newry as Unionists expect gains, while Eire prepares to become a republic on Easter Monday April 18.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
House of Commons
Queens
Veralty
Mall
Britain
Eire
Republic of Ireland
Republic of’ Ireland
Basil Brooke
United Kingdom
Natonatints
Unhlon
Unioniat
Keady
County Armagh
Newry
County Down
Unioniata
Aho
Labor Party
Laborites
Local Men Attend Distributors Meet
John M. Heer and Marvin Gonso of Baer Brothers Inc returned Friday from Pittsburgh where they attended the 57th annual convention of the National League of Wholesale fruits and vegetables distributors. Mr Baer won chairmanship of the pre packing forum and was re elected to the advisory board. Gonso took part in retail merchandising and personnel training sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Heer
Marvin Gonso
Baer Brothers, Inc
Pittsburgh
National League of Wholeenla Truit
Vemetabia Distributors
Baer
Goneo
GOP plans own labor bill with no 80 day injunction
Washington reports two Republican senators Morse of Oregon and Ives of New York plan a labor bill that would scrap the Taft Hartley law’s 80 day injunctions while preserving other provisions. They expect Taft to back the measure but it omits court orders to halt strikes endangering health or safety.
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Washington
Morse
R-Ore
Ives
R-Ny
Benater Taft
R-Ohie
Mores
Senate Labor Committee
Abe
Morse and Ives
Taft
Byrd Explains State University Budget Next Week
The article notes Byrd will explain the state university budget next week while discussing a 000,000 working fund and proposed tax reductions. It mentions bills on prevailing wages, county writing judges, and abolition of orphans' courts, with the State Bar Association awaiting combined effects before advising for 1950. It also highlights a proposal to let the people's counsel appeal PSC rulings.
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Byrd
Senate
House
Mrosinski
D- Balto Ist
Department of Labor and Industry
Chaleman Deliz
D-Balto
Senate Judiciary
Aot
State Bar Association
Goldstain
D-Calvert
People's Counsel
Public Service Commission
Air Service Day to spotlight local aviation efforts
Air Service Day plans mark February 27 at the local airport with three westbound flights stopping daily. The Douglas DC-5 will be open for inspection from 11 AM. Ceremonies begin at 2 PM with Mayor Richard H. Sweeney and President of Air Line Robert Love among speakers. Invitations go to Waynesboro, Chambersburg, Martinsburg, and Frederick officials and press. Parking facilities will be arranged to accommodate attendees.
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Richard H. Sweeney
Robert Love
Pope Condemns Hungary Trial Excommunication Expanded
The Vatican warns of a conspiracy linked to Cardinal Mindszenty case, excommunicating all involved in his arrest and trial. The Dec 28 decree widens punishment to those connected with the crackdown as Hungary’s Communist government faces expected papal allocution before a special consistory.
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Sacred Consiatorial Congregation
Tris
Society of Catholic
College of Cardinala
Hungary
Durli
U S Seeks Norway Move Over Atlantic Pact
U S officials expect Lange to persuade Norwegian authorities to back the Atlantic treaty while denying any pressure to base foreign troops on Norwegian soil. UN Secretary General Lie warned against regional alliances replacing global security. Lange said decisions depend on his reflections after talks.
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United Nations
Norway
Lange
Trygve Lie
Midale
Acheron
Burpone
Washington
State Department
Delinquency Of Children Drops In Washington County
Juvenile delinquency in Washington County has declined since 1943, per Juvenile Court Magistrate Harvey M Miller. While juvenile crime fell, adult crime in the city rose annually from 1941 to 1947, with a break last year. Miller credits increased youth activity and reactivated clubs for the drop. From 1941 to 1947, 284 children were removed from homes for foster care or training, amid 2,882 juvenile cases reviewed. in 1941-1948, 12,431 adults were charged with violations.
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Washington County
Harvey M. Miller
Aince
Miller
Hagerstown
Eisenhower Returns to Assist on Global Policy
Secretary of the Army Royall says Eisenhower is summoned back to Washington to aid in shaping strategy for Pacific and European defense. MacArthur’s possible reaction is noted as a potential issue. Ike now has authority to push faster Joint Chiefs decisions while considering Atlantic pact protections and global troop needs. Spain’s arid lands are described.
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Royall
Washington
Pacific
Europe
Douglas MacArthur
Hawaii
MacArthur
United States
Far East
Eisenhower
Joint Chiefs
U. S
Forrestal
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Heavy Snows Strain West as 4000 Marooned in Regions
Snowbound, residents and workers endure disruption across Nevada Wyoming and Utah as haylift and air shipments replace blocked roads. In Wyoming Rawlins receives food by air while trains stalled near Bloom Utah and Milford. Government officials debate Army Engineers funding as they assess livestock losses at four to five percent, amid ongoing relief efforts.
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Pocatello
Arner
Anderson Ranch
Nevada
Wyoming
Denver
Salt Lake City
Rawlins
Wyo
Utica Pacific
Lake City
Los Angeles
Bloom
Utah
Milford
Washington
Philip B. Fleming
Truman
A Fleming
Melala
Realty transfers near Huyetts and Greencastle street names listed
Realty Mart reports real estate transfers totaling multiple parcels near Huyetts, Clearepring, and Amithsburg with prices ranging from 4,000 to 18,000 dollars. Transfers include Charles Corderman to John Kerr on Virginia Avenue and other properties on North Main, East and West Side avenues, plus trustee and church property conveyances.
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Huyetts
Charles ©. Corderman
John R. Kerr
Virginia Avenue
Walter W. Peterman
Clearepriig
Leo FB. Clem
Mercy B. Stouffer
North Main
Greencastle Street
Water Atreat
Amithsburg
Clarence KE. Horat
Daniel H. Horat
Hagerstown
Mercersburg
Cearfoss Crossroads
Harry &. Lerch
Marvin G. Daugherty
Williamsport Pike
Hopewell Rota
Anna L. Speck
John A. Knode
East Avenue
Locust
Mulberry
Marcy B. Stouffer
Bertha K. Routshaw
Latternburg
Aaron B. Ruben Id
Tal Harvey C. Beard
West Side Avenue
German Reds To Gather Monday for Berlin Peace Feelers
American officials report Soviet use of the Posse in Berlin as intermediaries for unofficial overtures. Gen. Lucius D. Clay says a source suggested starting a Four Power government in Berlin ending July 1 when Russians exit the Kommandatura. A Western political official notes Polish approaches urging a Russo Western settlement.
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Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Kommandatura
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St. Prewe
Pope
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Thiele
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