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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1954

Page

3

Catholic Cardinal Warns Catholics Against Joining Other Faiths

Chicago July 9 Catholic Cardinal Stritch warns Catholics they may not attend assemblies or conferences of non Catholic groups to promote church unity. The statement references the World Council of Churches assembly at Evanston and contrasts Vatican openness to Catholic participation in some gatherings.

Chicago Samuel Cardinal Stritch Church of Christ T Hooft Council Stritch Vatican Visser New York Arc

Three New Postal Stamps Announced For 1954

Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield said three stamps will debut this year. A one-cent George Washington will sell in Chicago August 26 at the Society of Philatelic Americans convention. A two-cent Thomas Jefferson will go on sale in San Francisco September 15 at the American Philatelic Society meeting. A four-cent Abraham Lincoln will be issued in New York November 19 during the American Stamp Dealers Association convention.

Washington Arthur E. Summerfield George Washington Chicago Thomas Jefferson San Francisco American Philatelic Society Abraham Lincoln New York American Stamp Dealers Association

Indian Office Relocation to Denver Planned

Secretary MacKay announced moving the Indian Bureau relocation program headquarters from Washington to Denver on August 1. Charles F. Miller will head the program in Denver, with Charles B. Rovin remaining in Washington as liaison. The move aims to position the relocation staff near major Indian population centers.

Washington Up— Secretary of Interior Douglas MacKay The Indian Bureau Denve McKay Charles F. Miller Denver Charles B. Rovin Bureau

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