Homecoming Service at Stephens City Lutheran Church
A Trinity Lutheran Church homecoming service in Stephens City was held Sunday. Rev. R H Kline of Roanoke delivered the morning sermon, and Rev. W E Eisenberg of Winchester spoke on the churchs offerings in the afternoon. About 180 persons attended with musical offerings by C E McVey and Mildred Jones.
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Trinity Luthwan Church
Stephens City
R. H. Kline
Roanoke
Kline
Trinity Luthean Church
W. E. Eisenberg
Grace Lutheran Church
Winchester
C.E. McVey
Holy City
Mildred Jones
Youth Sunday program aids local Sunday School fund
The Lutheran League held a special youth Sunday program led by Miss Edith Racey. Offerings totaled over $500 for the Sunday School Rooms building fund, with several former congregants from out of town attending.
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Lutheran League
Edith Racey
Sunday School Rooms Building Fund
Stalin comments on war, atomic bomb and peace views
Stalin told Gilmore war avoidance is possible and blamed war talk on military intelligence agents seeking concessions and budget leverage. He questioned the atomic bomb as decisive, urged two remedies to curb monopolist possession, and said withdrawing American troops from China sooner would aid peace. In Washington, Will Clayton dismissed Eden’s new approach idea and denied U S troops unsettling China or others.
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Gilmore
Soviet Monitor
London
Stalin
Russia
Germany
West
Werth
U.S. A
China
Washington
Will Clayton
Anthony Eden
Clayton
Eden
United Nations Security Council
Brazil
Iceland
Panama
Bishop Peele Addresses Winchester District Meeting
The Winchester District annual check-up meeting at Woodstock Methodist Church drew about 150 clergymen and laymen. Bishop Peele spoke on Christian Stewardship while Dr. R. O. Bryant presided. Reports showed 1500 new members and 10 percent enrollment gains in most Sunday Schools with improvements to parsonages. The district will conclude meetings and head to the Lynchburg conference on October 16 with about 1000 delegates expected.
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Winchester
Woodstock Methodist Church
Byrant
R. O. Bryant
Lynchburg
Duquesne Light strike idles 4000 workers as judges review injunction
A walkout by independent union workers at Duquesne Light Co idled over 4000 steel plants and disrupted the region while 1.5 million people faced power service. Court hearings considered dissolving the injunction forbidding the strike and the union argued employees had not yet joined in the walkout.
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Pittsburgh
Power Company
Steel
U. S. Steel Corp
Duquesne Light Co
Common Pleas Court
May Ready to Return to Washington After Cold
Rep. A. E. May of Kentucky is expected to return to Washington this week barring complications from a cold. Dr. John Archer said May, who had been asked to testify before a Senate War Investigating subcommittee on a munitions matter, contracted the illness.
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May
Ae. J. May
D.ky
Washington
John Archer
Senate
Archer
Reds Plot Against U S Seoul Moves to Drive Forces Out
A confiscated Communist document from Seoul reveals Korean Communists planned to force U S occupation troops from southern Korea while inviting the Red Army to aid in northern areas. The Septembers plans called for propaganda and demonstrations to pressure withdrawal of U S forces.
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U. S
Seoul
Red Army
United States
Korean Communist Party
United States Army
Soviet Proposal Faces Narrow Support at UN Debate
The United Nations Security Council debate on the Russian proposal drew sharp opposition. Only Oscar Lange of Poland backed Gromyko while four of eleven speakers rejected including Iceland’s position and Australia urged specificity. Cadogan labeled the Soviet plan propaganda and a destabilizing political maneuver.
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Gromyko
Oscar Lange
Australia
Soviet proposal sparks U N debate on motives
U S delegate Herschel Johnson questions Soviet move while Britain dismisses talks as political theater. He contrasts Washington’s reluctance to accept revenge motives with skepticism about the Soviet plan amid tense global diplomacy.
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