Five Moral Victories for a New World Order
Pope Pius XII urged the College of Cardinals that any new world order must rest on five moral victories: over hatred and mistrust, over the notion that might makes right, over economic maladjustment, and over cold egoism. He called for sincere political and economic solidarity to heal spiritual wounds after the war and noted Catholic US contributions aiding Polish war sufferers.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
College of Cardinals
Holy Father
Europe
United States
Sacred Heart Cathedral Set for Christmas Services
Sacred Heart Cathedral will begin Christmas services this evening at 11 30 with the cathedral choir under Rev Andrew Martaler. Midnight Mass will be led by Bishop Lucey with deacons of honor Fathers Miller and Riechel and others assisting. Masses on Christmas day run hourly from six to eleven with a high Mass at eleven. a Benediction follows. A student choir from St Mary’s Academy will sing at eight o clock. A semi rock nativity scene is on display and confessions are heard 7 to 10 on Christmas Eve.
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Sacred Heart Cathedral
Andrew Marthaler
Lucey
N. T. Miller
W. J. Riechel
C. H. Jansen
Francis Smyer
T. J. Drury
Father Martaler
Father Riechel
Drury
Jones
St. Mary's Academy
Shipping Men Hail Maritime Action on Clyde Mallory Line
Boston officials and the Boston Maritime Association praised the U S maritime commission for canceling Clyde Mallory Line's petition to suspend coastwise service between Boston and Texas. The delay could help retain the 44 year old service and prevent unemployment for about 200 local workers.
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Boston
U. S. Maritime Commission
Clyde Mallory Line
Texas
Frank S. Davis
Boston Maritime Association
Davis
Maritime Commission
New England
Washington
Santa Fe Santa Claus for Raggety Washita Children
Raggety kids of Washita Canyon await Santa Claus for the first time this season. Joe Gerard, 72, of Cleburne, engineer on Santa Fe’s Ole Number Six, has delivered gifts to dugouts and shacks along the 192 mile line since 1901. This year 22 families receive candy, toys, and clothing as his annual Christmas ride continues despite aging.
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Fort Worth
Washita Canyon
Marietta
Davis
Oklahoma
Santa Claus
Joe Gerard
Cleburne
Santa Fe
Purcell Oklahoma
Shack
Gainesville
Gerard
51-year-old woman begins study at Stephensville journalism school
Mrs J B Karnes, 51, starts as a new student in Stephensville. She wonders if she will be called a cub reporter after graduation. In Sioux Rapids Iowa Ole Johnson is cited as the state's oldest proven citizen, born in 1835 and 11 years old before Iowa adopted its first constitution.
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Stephenville, Tex
U.P
J. B. Karnes
Sioux Rapids
Ole Johnson
Iowa
Ole
Fighting Ninth Infantry Restores Liscum Bowl at Christmas Party
Fort Sam Houston reports the Fighting Ninth bringing out the Liscum bowl, a relic from the Boxer rebellion era, for its annual Christmas party. Col. W. H. Robertson will host officers and enlisted men as they toast Col. Emerson H. Liscum and past battles from Tientsin to Meuse-Argonne.
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Fort Sam Houston
Ninth
U. 8. Infantry
W. H. Robertson
Liscum
Emerson H. Liscum
Tientsin
U. S
Japan
Pekin
Madison Barracks
N. Y
San Antonio
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Taylor ST
Amarillo
Amarillo Printing CO
E. 5Th St
Ninth Infantry
America
Liseum
St. Mihiel
Meuse-Argonne
Amarillo Dines
Silver - Grill
Polk
Graham Hoeme
W.T. Graham
E. W. Heideman
J.L. Riley
Fillmore St
Amarillo, Texas
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Coy Cappell
Merry Christmas
Roy Burke & Co
Jim Hudson
Gene Chapman
Steve Hudson
Mart Hudson
Thos. H. Akers
Harold Anderson
Lutie Hume Beadle
Earl Chapman
Bert Grier
Ray Gamblin
Rufus Harris
Ray Franks Carroll Reese
A. L. Anderson
W. J
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Walter Harris, Jr
Norris Livingston
Ben Robinson
Tires Gas
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Cit - Greer
Taylor
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