Correspondence and documents, 1917-1966.

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Correspondence and documents, 1917-1966.

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Correspondence, reports, resolutions, clippings, pamphlets, and other material from files of National Lutheran Council executives Lauritz Larsen, 1918-1922, John Morehead, 1918-1930, Ralph Long, 1930-1948, and Paul Empie, 1948-1966, concerning such subjects as organization and administration of the Council; persecution of the German language and Lutheran churches during World War I; Lutheran doctrine, practice, and cooperation; relief work in Germany and elsewhere following World Wars I and II; missions in the United States and abroad; aid to refugees from Germany in the Nazi period; military service work; work with German POWs during World War II; and civil rights. Records of public relations work, including Lutheran Bureau, 1917-1922, Publicity Bureau, 1923-1924, News Bureau, 1925-1930, and Division of Public Relations, 1945-1966, including TV and radio scripts; Lutheran World Action, 1940-1966; Division of Welfare, 1939-1966, including chaplaincy programs and Lutheran Resettlement Service, 1948-1964; Division of American Missions, 1942-1966, including files on Christian approach to the Jews, Regional Home Missions Committees, rural work, urban church planning, and foreign language publications; Division of College and University Work, 1943-1966; Service Commission, 1940-1963; and Lutheran World Federation-Church Workers Exchange, 1957-1966.

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