LeBlanc Cartoonist Features Family and Publications
LeBlanc is shown with his cartoon characters Murphy Iggy and Speck. His cartoons appear in 22 publications including Extension magazine and the ce of St. Jude. He is married to Mildred Simon of Crow, Louisiana, and they have two children, Lyle and Molly.
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IOC
LeBlanc
Murphy
Iggy
Speck
Extension Magazine
St. Jude
Mildred Simon
Crow- la
Chili
Lyle
Molly
Cardinal Fedeschini Named Papal Legate to Barcelona Congress
Cardinal Federico Fedeschini Archpriest of St. Peter's Basilica has been named by Pope Pius XII as Papal Legate to the 35th International Eucharistic Congress in Barcelona opening May 27. This marks a second recent appointment after Fatima ceremonies in October 1951.
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Federico Tedeschini
St. Peter’s Basilica
Rome
Pius XII
Barcelona
Spain
Fedeschini
Holy Father
Fatima
Portugal
Clergy Speak Against Catholic Harassment and Bigotry
In Florida at St. Nativity Church the Rev. Mr John Petrie urges bishops to resist anti Catholic bigotry seen as revived in days under Communist domination He warns the threat to Christian civilization and asks prayers for mercy and unity against sectarianism. He cites heroism of martyrs and criticizes Christians who stir old biases.
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Ahokee
Fla
John Petrie
Gyman
Rome
Easter Parades urged to revive old time customs in New York
John Berch of the ABC network urges a return to traditional Easter Sunday parades and churchgoing, proposing hospital and welfare visits with gifts for the unable, aiming to outshine Fifth Avenue displays. The plan envisions local strollers spreading goodwill through community outreach.
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New York
John Berch
ABC Network
Fifth Avenue
Reds Claim da Vinci New York
Communist propaganda extends to world figures claiming Leonardo da Vinci would be a Stalinist if alive today as part of a “full treatment” of culture.
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New York
Leonardo da Vinci
Plea from Adoration Convent for Lenten Gifts
Sister Francis of Vazhal Lyli appeals through Cardinal Tisserant for emergency funds for the Adoration Convent in India. The sisters care for orphans and district children, asking donations to feed their hungry teachers and pupils, offering prayers in return for support.
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Francis
Adoration
India
Tisserant
Francis OF
Vazhally
Mary
Easter Gift Card for Mass Intentions
A church notices an offer to send three color Gift Cards in white blue and gold marking Mass intentions or gifts to a Near East missionary. The card promotes enrollment for a soldier boy with daily Masses and states a yearly membership of $1. DO WRITE IN.
Easter Masses Planned for Benefactors by Archbishop Gori
Easter Sunday morning Archbishop Gori of Jero Lem will celebrate a solemn mass and twelve other missionaries will offer masses for benefactors. Our stringless gifts and mass offerings support their work.
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Gori
Jerolem
God’s Want Ad for Missions Includes Easter Appeal
A plea from Calabria to fund a chapel site for two thousand dollars and support for cloistered sisters in the Holy Land and Father AYROUT’s Egypt tots. The appeal asks readers to donate ten dollars for food packages and notes gifts bring great good during Easter.
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Ose
The
Holy Land
Father Ayrout
Egypt
Charity appeal for Sisters of Nazareth in Jordan
A religious appeal asks support for the Sisters of Nazareth who care for abandoned children in Jordan's hill villages. A donation of ten dollars funds a first communion outfit for a child marking a joyful milestone in their lives.
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Sisters of Nazareth
Sisters of the Rosary
Jordan
Our Lady Fatima Shrine Drive for Sisters in India
Supporters are urged to fund a Shrine for the Sisters the Destitute in India. The appeal offers a return subscription called HEADLINES HEAVEN and a Dollar-a-Month Mission Club with a mite-box donation of about three cents daily.
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Fatima
India
Vatican reports arrests of Catholic clergy in Poland and Hungary
Vatican Radio says Hungarian police arrested Catholic clergy including 82 year old Bishop Francesco Virag of Pecs as authorities seek evidence. Virag had criticized Church property abuses in his diocese last October. Notre Dame will host the ninth national congress of Catholic Cell Students Aug 28 to Sep 3, drawing about 1,000 students from over 200 colleges. Brisbane to establish Australia’s first Augustinian province with Chapter in early May led by Joseph A. Hickey.
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London
Vatican Radio
Francesco Virag
Pecs
Notre Dame
Ind
University of Notre Dame
National Federation of Catholic Cell
Brisbane
Australia
Rome
Joseph A. Hickey
Co.s.a
Conscience Formation in Education Declared Pontiff Says
Pius XII on Family Day emphasizes forming a right conscience in youth by enlightening minds to Christ's will and guiding actions to fulfill divine law. He warns against leaving morals to individual conscience and asserts the Church holds revelation moral obligations. He notes God's order includes public life and does not restrict true freedom or state competence.
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Rome
Pius XII
Pontiff
Family Theater Films To Be Repeated on TV
Two Father Peyton Family Theater films Hill No 1 and That I May See will be reshown on major TV stations during Lent and Easter. Over 200 airings have been scheduled. Hill No 1 blends Christ and Golgotha with U S soldiers on a Korean hill. That I May See depicts Bartimeus and the healing of a blind man.
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New York
Patrick Peyton
C.S.C
Hill No. 1
Christ
Golgotha
U. S
Bartimeus
Nak
Red Mountain
Red River
Whisper Smith
Land Yard
Captain Fae
Dark City
Bencfold USA
Niche
The
the Riviera
Outrage
Path of Hope
Pandora
Travels 250,000 Miles In Aid to Alcoholics
The Rev Ralph S Pfau, a priest who has logged a quarter of a million miles aiding alcoholics since 1947, urges abstinence for those who cannot handle one more drink. He travels by car, has visited 40 states and spoken to 500 AA groups, conducting 11 retreats annually for men and women in AA.
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San Francisco
Paul Schulte
Indianapolis
Ralph S. Pfau
Father Pfau
Glendale fights proposed church school tax measure
Pacific division secretary Roy L. Benton says Seventh Day Adventist leaders seek relief from state tax on religious nonprofit schools. The tax relief effort follows a suspended measure awaiting a California referendum in November.
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Glendale
Calif
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Roy L. Benton
Pacific Division
California
Warren
Wisconsin Denies State Aid To 14 Non-Taught Schools
Milwaukee reports that 14 Wisconsin public schools taught by nuns have had state tax support cut off by state superintendent George E. Watson after a Protestant Bill of Rights committee alleged noncompliance with state school laws. The Lima public school near Durand draws focus with seven nuns teaching 200 students. Debate centers on whether districts can still levy taxes as legal public districts.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
George E. Watson
Bill of Rights Committee
Lima
Durand
Watson
Joseph Donovan
Geen Bay
Brown County
Nitrogen Molecule Split Study By Marycrest Sister
Sister Mary Helene of Marycrest college Iowa City has built a vacuum apparatus to determine the minimum energy an electron must have to split a nitrogen molecule. She is pursuing a PhD in chemistry at the State University of Iowa as a fellowship recipient and is a member of the American Chemical Society.
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Mary Helene
Marycrest College
Iowa City
State University of
Owa
Helene
American Chemical Society
New York Child Refugees Arrive with Detroit Family
Three children including Terry Inge, nine, and two girls brought to the United States by CWC War Relief Services will live with their parents in Detroit Michigan.
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Wlickius
Chicl Waselswerinsimal
Terry Inge
Irls
U. S
CWC War Relief Services
Detroit
Mich
Salvatorians Publish New Ideas for Choirs
Rev. Winfrid Herbst S.D.S. authors a new pamphlet from the Salvatorian Fathers offering Q and A style guidance on liturgical music. It covers congregational singing, suitable Mass music, and fresh ideas for organists and choir directors.
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Salvatorians
St. Nazianz
Wis
Winfrid Herbst
S.ds
Department of the
Salvatorian Fathers
Father Herbst
Jesus
New Commission On Marriage Problems Formed
London Osservatore Romano quoted Vatican Radio reporting a commission to draft an authoritative Catholic guide on marriage. It will include morals professors from Roman schools Catholic doctors in marriage issues and experienced lay members. The guide will address Fundamental moral principles family morals general marriage principles and topics from Pope Pius XII's October 1951 address.
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London
Osservatore Romano
Vatican
Vatican Radio
Pius XII
Free Labor Cuts Expense of Church by 250000
At St. Rocco's dedication Monsignor Schmit called the 750 seat church a miracle of faith, likening it to Chartres Cathedral rebuilding. Volunteers built a $400,000 church for about $150,000, leaving it debt free after 32 months of day and night labor.
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Cleveland
St. Rocco’s
Chartres
France
Joseph J. Schmit
St. Rosco’s
Prison Chaplain Links Drink to Acts of Crime
New York prison chaplain Rev. Geo F. McKinney says half of Walkill inmates are in prison due to alcohol. He cites a link between alcohol abuse and crime and notes Walkill’s AA chapter started in 1945. He reports 23 percent of Walkill alcoholics released after AA had been returned to prison.
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New York
New York State
Walkill
Geo. F. McKinney
National Committee’ On
Father McKinney
Commission of Crime
Alcoholics Anonymous
Popes Sought Universal Veneration of Holy Shroud
The RevFrancis L Filas plans a Good Friday telecast from Chicago to promote the Shroud of Turin. Popes including Pius XII Sixtus Julius II Gregory XIII and Pius XI showed interest, with Pius XII calling the Shroud a precious witness of the Passion and urging universal veneration.
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Esopus
N.Y
Pius XII
Turin
Adam I
C.ss.r
Francis L. Filas
Chicago
Father Otterbein
XIII
Sixtus
Julius II
Gregory XIII
Savoy
Pius XI
Cen
Osservatore Romano
Rome
St Patrick a Confederate As Savannah Celebrates
Savannah marked St Patrick day with a 42 block parade drawing about 50 000 spectators. Harbormaster Thomas J Canty joined the marchers in a bright dark green shirt and bow tie as 17 bands including Benedictine and two public high schools performed. The crowd debated whether Dixie or The Wearing of the Green received more applause.
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Savannah
Thomas J. Canty
Benedictine Military School
Dixie
Graduate Study Program At Duquesne Is Approved
Duquesne University School of Education gains state approval to train guidance counselors elementary school principals supervisors and administrative officers for higher certification. The Pennsylvania State Council of Education authorized the program joining Temple Penn State Pitt and Pennsylvania in offering such training.
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Pittsburgh
Duquesne University School of Education
Pennsylvania State Council of Education
School of Education
Graduate Department of Education
Pennsylvania
Temple
Penn State
Pitt
Vast List of Films for A and B Classifications
The National Council of Motion Pictures reviews list numerous titles across A and B sections for adult suitability. Entries include classics, adventures, dramas, comedies, foreign films, and war era productions with various country origins and starred performers. The compilation signals ongoing cataloging of film content for audience guidance and potential regulatory ratings.
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Washington
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Tokyo
Japan
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Michigan
Assumption College
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Trenton
Fordham University
Red
Hong Kong
Cyril Rudolph Jarre
St. Joseph’s Hospital
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Shantung Province
Philadelphia
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Castor Avenue
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NCWC_ Education Department
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Boston
Columban Fathers
Milton
Mass
Archdiocese of
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Chehalis
Wash
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U. S. Navy
General Sturgis
Monica Stienke
Germany
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Yeoman
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New Commission On Marriage Problems
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Lion
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Galveston
Okinawa
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Indo-China
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Yukon
Aaron Slick
Pumpkin Creek
Sword’s Point
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Leadville
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Love Nest
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