Conference on Catholic Hospitals Draws 250 Delegates
At St Louis a conference by the Catholic Hospital Association of the United States and Canada brought together 250 delegates from 33 religious orders managing over 250 hospitals in Missouri and nearby states. Archbishops Ritter and Cody, auxiliary bishops, CHA leaders and CHA director Donald McGowen spoke on hospital challenges.
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St. Louis
Catholic Hospital Association of
United States
Canada
Missouri
Joseph E. Ritter
St. of
Springtel Ani
Atene
Isco
John E Cody
St. St
Catholic High Rejects Freak Haircuts and Clothes
In Northeast Philadelphia the 4,700 pupil Catholic High bans exaggerated haircuts and flashy dress in a letter from Principal Father John Tocik OSFS. He urges boys to wear ties and avoid slovenly clothes, tying appearance to education at the large school opened in 1926 with Oblates of St. Francis de Sales staff and teachers.
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Philadelphia
Northeast Philadelphia Catholic High
John Tocik
O.S.F.S
Oblates of St. Francis de Sales
65 000 Classrooms Receive King Sized Calendars
The Childhood Association distributed a new liturgical calendar to 65 000 classrooms in Pittsburgh. The illustrated king-sized calendar begins September 1953 and runs through August 1954, marking Holy Childhood Association feast days as red letter days.
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Pittsburgh
the Childhood Association
Holy Childhood Association
Americans Help to Austria Acknowledged by Cardinal Innit zer
Cardinal Theodor Innitzer honored Monsignor Edward E Swanstrom executive director of NCWC War Relief Services with the ring and chain of an honorary canon of St Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna. The gesture recognized generous Catholic aid from the United States.
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Vienna
Austria
America
Theodor Innitzer
Edward E. Swanstrom
NCWC
Monsignor
Swan‘strom
Cologne
St. Stephen's Catthedral
Edward Swanstrom
Ncwc War Relief Services
New York
Edward M. Kinney
Athens
Greece
Marios Makrionitis
U.S
American Priest Gives Golden Rose in Goa
Monsignor Joseph F. McGeough of the New York Archdiocese presented the Golden Rose to Archbishop Jose Da Costa Nunes at the Basilica of Bom Jesus in Goa. The rose, blessed by the Pope, symbolized support for spreading the Christian faith in the East Indies. The ceremony drew a crowded church as McGeough, of the Vatican Secretariat of State, delivered the gift.
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Goa
E Basilica
Monsignor McGeough
Vatican Secretariat of State
New Kyoto Catholic Baseball Commissioner Named
Father Thomas J. Prendergast Maryknoll Missioner from Utica New York becomes commissioner of the ten-team Catholic Baseball League of Kyoto replacing Father Benedict Tomizawa who resigned shortly before his elevation to bishop of the Diocese of Sapporo.
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Kyoto
Taper
Catholic Baseball League of
I Was Hungry in Holy Land Plight Told in Crusaders Journal
Brother Anthony Braga O F M portrays Franciscan efforts to feed the poor in Jerusalem through the Crusaders Journal. He notes destitute throng at St Saviour's Monastery seeking bread and soup, with meals shared regardless of faith. Baroness Lanckorowska claims discovery of King Boleslav I remains near Lake Ossiach.
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Washington
Crusaders’ Journal
Anthony Braga
O.F.M
Holy Land
Terra Sancta C
Jordan
Vienna
Karolina Lanckorowska
Boleslav I
Poland
Hungary
Lake Ossiach
Klagenfurt
Jerusalem
Bruya
St. Saviour’s Monastery
Coca Cola Trade Mark Registration Notice 1953
Trademark registration notice confirms "Coke" as a registered trade mark in 1953 attributed to The Coca Cola Company. It notes the branding and legal protection under the trademark system.
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Coke
THE
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola
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