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American Eugenics Society, invitation to "Conference on the Relation of Eugenics and the Church," including Albert Wiggam, New York
Date:
1939
Pages:1 of 1
Source:
Cold Spring Harbor, ERO, American Eugenics Society
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American Eugenics Society, invitation to &quote;Conference on the Relation of Eugenics and the Church,&quote; including Albert Wiggam, New York

[stamp imprint]New York, N. Y. Sta G1 1939 (This side of the card is for address) Addressee: Dr. Albert F. Blakeslee Cold Spring Harbor Long Island, N.Y. [reverse side] You are cordially invited by the American Eugenics Society to a CONFERENCE ON THE RELATION OF EUGENICS AND THE CHURCH Town Hall Club, 123 West 43rd Street, New York City Monday Afternoon, May 8, 1939 - 3 to 5 P.M. Program - to be followed by a Round Table Discussion. Opening Statement - Dr. Albert E. Wiggam, Director of American Eugenics Society, Chairman. The Pastor and Practical Eugenics, Rev. Charles Stanley Jones, Congregational Church, Burlington, Vermont. The Catholic Church and Eugenics, Father Francis J. Connell, Mount Saint Alphonsus of Esopus, New York. Religious Significance of Eugenics, Dr. Leland Foster Wood, Ph.D. Federal Council of Churches, New York City. The Modern Jew Looks at Programs of Human Betterment, Rabbi Louis I. Newman, Congregation Rodeph Sholom, New York. [end]

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