U S State Dept Message Knocks Tito Invitation to U S
New Haven Conn Knights of Columbus say there are no plans to invite Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia to visit the United States. A letter from K of C supreme secretary Lamb to Secretary Dulles states such an invitation would affront freedom supporters and misread American aims.
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New Haven
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Knights of Columbus
U.S. State Department
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
United States
Great Britain
Vo Tererew
Sevveros Lamb
K. of C
John Foster Dulles
Henry P. Severich
Balkan
Vena
Coriineer
Data Department
Offi
Knights of Ae
Bishop McCormick Undergoes Gall Bladder Operation
Bishop Patrick J. McCormick, 72, of the Catholic Diocese, underwent gall bladder surgery at the University of Providence hospital. His condition was pronounced satisfactory following the operation.
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Washington
Patrick J. McCormick
Catholic Univeolle
University of Srovidenes Hospital
Beatification Cause Grows for Margaret Sinclair Nun
A beatification effort for Margaret Sinclair, Sister Mary Frances of the Five Wounds, gains support from her Scottish family in Edinburgh and from clergy in Ireland and England. Andrew Sinclair, her brother, and his family in the United States join prayers and petitions. the process began in Edinburgh in 1951.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Sanego
Margaret Sinclair
Mary Francis
Edinburgh
Frances
Dublin
Glasgow
TLS
Andrew Sinclair
Dail
Margaret
London
Pius XI
Patrick Lynch
Little Sisters of the Poor
Cecilia
England
Scotland
Mary Frances
Sisters of Charity
Warley
Essex
Kensal Green
Gordon Gray
St. Andrews
Eric O’brien
O.F.M
California
Apostolic Process
T.J. Agius
S.J
Mount Vernon Cemetery
NCWC
Wire
Death of Bishop Byrne Confirmed by Korean Communists
U S State Department reports North Korean authorities confirm the death of Bishop Patrick J. Byrne M M Apostolic Delegate to Korea. Communists claim release offers for Byrne and others including Monsignor Brennan and Father Maginn, while U S efforts seek information and safe return of twelve missionaries and civilians held since 1950 1952.
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U. S. State Department
Patrick J. Byrne
Korea
Byrne
Monsiee
Thomas Brennan
Chicagoora
Columban
James
Maginn
Butte
Mont
Monsignor
Brennan
U.S
Father South
Enuglas MacArthur
Cin
Deseter
Bishop Byrne
Maryknoll
Hakekiaar Brennan
Roseway
Thomas Cusack
John O’brien
Moppo
Taejon
Reds
Korean Rede
Columban Fathers
Gengat Samchok
NCWC
First Woman Judge in Nassau County District Court
Kathleen M. Kane becomes Nassau County District Court's first woman judge. A Catholic and St. John's University graduate, she assumes the office in Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Kathleen M. Kane
St. John’s University
Nassau County District Court
One Way to Education Too Narrow in View
The piece argues that education should go beyond earning a living and include liberal arts and philosophy. It cites teachers and college leaders warning that focusing only on practical skills risks dulling thinkers. Engineering is praised for rigor, though not equal to liberal arts for culture.
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Prietten Wee Te Rugel
Teachers Colleges Worry Over Bad Showing
A garbled clipping reports concern at teachers colleges over poor performance and questionable technical courses. The article hints that while technical education is necessary it should not replace broader training, urging curricular balance.
New Department of Immigration Set Up by NCWC Administrators
The National Catholic Welfare Conference established a Department of Immigration built on its 32 year Bureau of Immigration. It assists immigrants, with over one million helped to date. Two Ursuline novices from Cleveland were identified by hand, Sister Therese Ann and Sister Therese Margaret, among 15 postulants at St. Jerome's in Cleveland.
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Department of Immigration
NCWC
THE
Catholic: Telegraph Register
Ursuline Sisters
St. Jerome’s Church
Cleveland
Floyd L. Begin
Therese Ann
Mary Ann Ziska
Therese Margaret
Margaret Ziska
Breckville High School
Brille
St. John College’s School of Nursing
Ursuline Order
Washington
U.S
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Ncwc Bureau of Immigration
Catholic Welfare Council reshapes leadership and boards
The NCWC reorganizes its Administrative Board and War Relief Services. New and returning cardinal members include Cardinal McIntyre, Mooney, Stritch, and Spellman along with Archbishop Alter O Hara and Bishops Nelly and Gorman. Secretary is Monsignor Tanner. Archbishop O Hara attended via event duties in Sydney.
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Cueto
Cacuae
Nesta
Elena, Monts
Ncwe
Department of Catholic Action
NCWC
Bureau of Information
Bi Ready
Gilmore
Catholic Action Study
Bruce M. Mohler
Karl J. Alter
Cincinnati
Patrick A. O’boyle
Washington
John F. O’hara
C.S.C
Philadelphia
John F. Nelly
Fort Wayne
Thomas K. Gorman
Dallas
Charles H. LeBlond
St. Joseph
Paul F. Tanner
Archbishop O’hara
Sydney
Australia
Family Retreats at Abbey Draw Protestant Attendance
Since the abbey opened family retreat cottages three and a half years ago 3200 persons have made retreats at Benedictine Conception abbey with about 100 Protestants among them A Greek Orthodox group plans to attend a May retreat An oblates flight by a businessman brought 16 associates to the abbey Most retreatants are Oblates of St Benedict from 15 states including Ohio Pennsylvania Kansas and Illinois Families enjoy child care during exercises and retreats run Friday evening through Sunday at the abbey church nearby
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Oblates
St. Benedict
Ciaciolus Abbey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Illinois
Papal Nuncio to France Named Archbishop Marella
The Vatican announced Archbishop Paul Marella as the new Papal Nuncio to France. Marella, a Rome native aged 58, has three decades in church diplomacy and speaks fluent English. He succeeds Cardinal Roncalli and has recently served as Apostolic Delegate in Australia.
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France
Paul Marella
Washington
Marella
Angelo Roncalli
Venice
Australia
Japan
Tito Promises Missed as Church War Widens in Yugoslavia
Reports from Trieste describe anti church sentiment rising in Croatia and Slovenia after Marshal Tito's return from Britain. The government warns of a dissident national church tied to Cyril Methodius, aiming to enforce priest membership while Tito allegedly pledged a fairer religious policy.
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Marshal Tito
Britain
Croatia
Slovenia
Belgrade
Cyril-Methodius Association
Tito
Death Comes to Negro Honored by Pius Xil
Eleanor Figaro, aunt of Father Mark Figaro V.D., Bay St. Louis Mississippi, received the Papal Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice medal in Louisiana. She opened a Negro school at Blessed Sacrament parish in 1908 and taught until 1950, aiding Catholic action among Colored people.
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Eleanor
Mark Figaro
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Iss Figaro
Blessed Sacrament Parish
Anthony Hackett
C.s.sp
Sacred Heart Parish
Nuns of New Guinea Wear Nose Rings in Mission Steps
Epworth Iowa reports a New Guinea sisterhood founded in 1948 with seven novices and four candidates. Bishop Field of SVD, born in Panama Iowa, notes ringed noses and arm tattoos among the group. Half had never seen a religious sister before.
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Epworth
New Dees
Rum
Bishop Field
SVD
Panama
Dsary
Echny
State College Pupils Crown Our Lady in May Crowning
East Lansing Michigan under Newman club of Michigan State College the Don Bosco club sponsors the annual May crowning dedicated to Our Lady Queen of the Campus. The crowning will be in the campus bandshell on Sunday May 17 at 2:30. Reverend Behe Hamilton St Mary’s Cathedral will give the sermon followed by Benediction. Newman club members will participate in the Living Rosary recitation.
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Lansing
Mich
Newman Club of Michigan
State College
Don Bosco Club
Sund
Hamilton
St. Mary’s
Newman Club
Orient to Be Master Bishop Sheen Predicts
Bishop Sheen told 1,200 clerics at the Calle for the Propagation of the Faith that the East will become the Church’s heart and center. He urged respect for local cultures, noting Islam’s potential conversion path and stressing that grace builds on native good.
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Orient
Sheen
Joseph J
Oriest
Mohamme
Russia
Incwc Radio and Wire
Late Archbishop Riley of Milwaukee Buried in Cathedral
Archbishop Moses E. Riley who led the Milwaukee archdiocese, serving about 457,039 Catholics, was buried after a pontifical funeral celebrated by Cardinal Samuel Stritch. The 76 year old prelate born in Nova Scotia had governed Milwaukee since 1940 and earlier led Newark. Mass and final absolutions followed a vigil by parish and archdiocesan groups.
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Moses E. Riley
Rome
Arch
Kiey
Samuel Stritch
Chicago
Kiley
Atkielski
Stanislaus V. Bona
Green Bay
John P. Treacy
la Crosse
Albert G. Meyer
Superior
William P. O’conneor
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Riley
Archdiocesan
Millwapes
Cape Breton
Nova Scotia
John
Margaret
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