No Basis Found for UNESCO Charges, McCoy Reports
Dr. Raymond F. McCoy says Dulles reported no basis for charges that UNESCO is Communist or atheistic after a yearlong inquiry. The meeting urged reexamination of UNESCO while warning that cuts in State Department staff threaten the program’s effectiveness.
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Dulles
Unesco
McCoy
United Nations
Raymond F. McCoy
Xavier
National Catholic Education Association
U.S
National Commission For Unesco
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Irvin Salomon
Chicago
Page A
Perns
United States
State Department
American honored for Luxembourg Relief work named officer
Decorated Fred A. Gilson, Chicago businessman and Chancellor of the Luxembourg Consulate, was named an officer of the Oak Leaf Crown of Luxembourg. He travels in the United States with five other Americans for the American Committee for Luxembourg Relief and its relief efforts.
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Fred A. Gilson
Chicago
Luxduchy
Luxembourg
Gilson
American Committee For Luxembourg Relief
Spellman Stamp Exhibit in Cincinnati Display
The collection of Cardinal Francis Spellman will be shown at the Philatelic Society of Cincinnati annual exhibition, to be held this Saturday and Sunday at the Sheraton-Linton Hotel. About 40 Greater Cincinnati area collectors will display stamps in competition. Spellman’s stamps will not be entered.
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Cardinal Francis Spellman
Hishop
New York
Philatelic Society of Cincinnati
Sheraton-Linton Hotel
Cincinnati
Cardinal Pellman
Requiem Masses Shown for Numerous Obituaries
A long list of individuals from Greater Cincinnati are noted with Requiem or Solemn High Masses in various churches including St. John’s, St. Paul’s, and St. Monica’s Cathedral. Dates range Sept. 11 to Sept. 19, with many names and parish affiliations recorded.
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Gules
Hugh
Jane John’s vi A Co
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Ifonner
Abney
Elaney
John
St . Sent
Eine
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CO “Emmers
Elizabeth
St. P Aul
Nuare Bros. Gardne
T. Eboud Gonzaga
Huntington
Ames B
Our Maths
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Rae
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Are Bros. Lucking
Leo J
St. Patrick's Church
A. Miller
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Char
Aloysiae
Rebold
Holy Name
Gilligan
Jos
Vier’ & R Vornhagen
Stanley
Sort
Paul's Church
Holgels
Wakrher
St. “Monica Cathedral
Oopis
Muarb Bros
Bernard H
T. Oo Curch Ek
Wic Frank H
St. Elizabeth's
Bleie F
St. Martin's Church
Rebold Witherby
Cleveland
St. John's
Wocher
Mary
St. Henry's Church
Missionary Leaders Count in New Guinea and West Africa
The report notes over 185 Divine Word Missionary Fathers and Brothers in New Guinea under two bishops, Bis Adolph Noser from Belleville Illinois and Bishop Leo Arfeld formerly of Panama Ia. It also mentions Bishop Joseph Bowers from the West Indies becoming head of the Diocese of Accra in the Gold Coast where over 50 S V D members are engaged in mission work.
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Divine Word
New Guinea
Bis Adolph Noser
S.V.D
Belleville
Ill
Leo Arfeld
Panama
Joseph Bowers
West Indies
Society of the Divine Word
Accra
Gold Coast
West Africa
Teeseeny
Tg Reeary’s
America
Michael Hughes
Boston
Joseph McDermott
Cascade
Amos Frerichs
Taylor, Tex
David Schau
Chicago
Westrica
Cana Conference Set In Withamsville School
A Cana conference for married couples will be held at St Thomas More School in Withamsville. Father Edward L Wieber S J will give talks with a Q A period to follow. The Monsignor Gerdes Council and St Martin Deanery Council organize. Meetings are Oct 7 14 19 28 and Nov 4 11.
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St. ‘Thomas More’s School
Witheville
Veaung
Edward L. Wieber
S.J
Cana
Gerdes
Knights of Bus
St. Martin
Indiana Knights Adopt Men of Eucharist Plan
Indiana Knights of Columbus vote in Indianapolis to make Holy Communion at least five times monthly a core spiritual activity for the year. The program, Men of the Holy Eucharist, emphasizes lay devotion to Christ in the Eucharist with nationwide participation.
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Knights of Columbus
Popes of Men of the Holy Eucharist
Cincinnati
Indiana State Council of of the K. of C
Indianapolis
Indiana ‘Knights Ofolumbus
Reds POWs Denounce Commie Persuaders
Indian village scene reports that POWs formerly with the Chinese Communist Army hurled stones and epithets at Red officials as they were delivered to Indian custodian forces. Columban Father Patrick OConnell notes about 70 percent of 20 000 captives showed contempt for the Red cause amid talk of a 90 day persuasion term.
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Korea
Red
Columban
Patrick O’connor
Theed
Six Brothers Professed in Tomales California Cloister
Six novices professed Sept. 11 in the Oblates of St. Our Lady of Tesellian Straitain. Officiating were Very Rev. Mario But O S J Provincial and novice master Father Bro us Kaunas O S J with Father Lexis Morse O S J. The professed are Gilbert Velasquez Madera Lino Carroll Sacramento Robert Lieder Santa Cruz Exeanedl Leon City James Catalano Weed and John Moore Hazelton.
Free midday meals for 100 children in Egmore project
About 100 poor schoolchildren will receive free midday meals for three years at Sacred Heart Church School in Egmore. The program is funded by donations raised by Mon signor A. F. Theodore during his tour of Europe and the United States.
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Madas
India
Sacred Heart Church
Egmore
Monsignor
A. F. Theodore
Europe
United States
Colleges Join Chest X Ray Program Aimed at TB Fight
Mt St Jo and nearby colleges join a new chest X ray act sponsored by the Anti tuberculosis League with support from the academy of medicine. The measure seeks wider TB screening and public health training.
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Mt. St. Jo
Taty
Nnn
Casey
Tae
Hen
Academy of Medicine
Catholic Layman Heads National UNESCO Commission
Minneapolis business professor Dr. J. N. oe active Sayman of Hunter College New York City was elected chairman of the U S National Commission for UNESCO, succeeding Walter H. C. Laves. The group denied UNESCO is atheistic or anti religious and said an Eisenhower named investigating team found no substantiating evidence.
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Minneapolis
Mian
J. N. Oe
Sayman
Hunter College
New York City
U. S
Unesco
Walter H. C. Laves
Salomon
Eisenhower
Jubilee Observed by Sisters of the Presentation
Jubilation marks fifty years of service by Sisters in the domestic department of a school. High Mass, dinner, and an assembly honored Brother Alfonse Comeau, principal. Sept 12, 1903, twelve Sisters arrived from Broussins France to Holy Cross station in Newice.
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Sisters of the Presentation of the
Schoo
Alfonse Comeau
C.S.C
Newice
Broons
France
Holy Cross
Theophile
David
Anna
Bernadette Rose
Gemma
Ann of Jesus
Spring Valley
Ill
Miraculous Medal Origins Tied to St Catherine in Paris
The article recounts the 1830 1831 apparitions of the Blessed Virgin to St Catherine Laboure at 140 Rue du Bac Paris and the commission of the Miraculous Medal with the Immaculate Conception inscription. It notes Catherine path from novice to visionary and the delayed production of the medals.
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Paris
Washington
Rue Duac
St. Catherine Laboure
Mary
Sisters of Charity
Rue du Bac
Narcaehis
St. Eee
Zoe Laboure
Dijonnce
Zoe
Virgin
Vincent de Paul
Ange Eie
France
Mother
Catherine
Blessed Mother
Father Aladel
Outdoor Mission Rosary Draws Baptists and Methodists in South Carolina
Aiken South Carolina reports an outdoor motor mission at St eres Omen near orece where Baptists and Methodists shared in rosary observances. The event drew many from the Colored Catholic community, with 20 seeking religious instruction and three Manhattan College students canvassing homes. Bishop John J. Russell heads the diocese with 22,014 Catholics in a 2,117,027 population per the 1953 Official Catholic Directory.
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Manhattan College
New York
John J. Russell
Inge
Claretians Establish Vice Province in East
The Claretian Missionaries form a new Vice Province of the United States with communities in Chicago Momence Ill Washington DC Perth Amboy N J and Victoriaville Canada. Fr Joseph is named head with counselors Rev Manuel and Rev John O'Dien and treasurer Rev Joachim De Prada.
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Chicago
Sta
Momence
Ill
Washinton
D. C
Perth Amboy
N. J
Victoriaville
Canada
Ras
Joseph
Manuel
John Odien
Joachim de Prada
Catholic broadcasting gains TV and radio time in Britain
Father Agnelus Andrew noted a rise in Catholic programming with 254 total outlets including five TV services and radio. The year ending last April saw 49 talks and discussions and 120 Catholic origin programs not produced by the religious broadcasting department, up from three years earlier when only seven Catholic programs existed in 104 religious broadcasts.
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London
Agnellus Andrew
Che Sek
Arene
Relious ‘Broadcasting Department
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