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July 1, 1931
Douglas Daily Dispatch
Douglas, Cochise County, Arizona
What is this article about?
At the national convention of the Congregational and Christian Church in Seattle on June 30, a seminar approved a birth control report with only two dissenting votes out of 110, endorsing the Federal Council of Churches' stance.
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Church Upholds
Birth Control
Congregational and Christian Church Convention
Approves Report.
SEATTLE,
June 30. (P)—Birth
control was approved today by a
seminar on "The Family and Youth"
of the national convention of the
Congregational and Christian church
with only two dissenting
votes from 110 members. A number
did not vote.
The seminar, one of six studying
the different social and religious
questions, will complete their reports
and submit them to the convention
tomorrow. A vote on their
reports will be taken Friday.
The seminar's action was taken
in approving the recent report on
birth control of the Federal Council
of Churches of Christ of America.
Birth Control
Congregational and Christian Church Convention
Approves Report.
SEATTLE,
June 30. (P)—Birth
control was approved today by a
seminar on "The Family and Youth"
of the national convention of the
Congregational and Christian church
with only two dissenting
votes from 110 members. A number
did not vote.
The seminar, one of six studying
the different social and religious
questions, will complete their reports
and submit them to the convention
tomorrow. A vote on their
reports will be taken Friday.
The seminar's action was taken
in approving the recent report on
birth control of the Federal Council
of Churches of Christ of America.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Family
Social Manners
Moral Virtue
What keywords are associated?
Birth Control
Church Convention
Congregational Christian Church
Seattle
Federal Council Churches
Where did it happen?
Seattle
Story Details
Location
Seattle
Event Date
June 30
Story Details
The seminar on 'The Family and Youth' at the national convention of the Congregational and Christian Church approved a report on birth control with only two dissenting votes from 110 members, endorsing the recent report of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ of America.