Vatican Excommunication Question in Polish Catholic Context
The piece discusses a Polish peasant facing potential excommunication under Vatican rules amid a Communist government. It ponders whether reading government notices could trigger church discipline and how Catholics might navigate loyalties between church and state. It notes the broader clash of authority between the Vatican and Communist regimes and cites the Soviet experience with religion.
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DeWitt Minchense
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Negro College Head Gets Police Guard After Klan Threat
Dr. William H. Gray, former Florida A and M president, received police protection after alleged Klan threats. Gov. Fuller Warren aides said the U.S. Attorney General’s office notified officials that someone believed to be Gray requested protection. Gray denied threats or calls recently, but authorities arranged guards and a contingency plan.
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Clio VFW Post Opens Fish Fry Membership Drive
Clio veterans group VFW Post 8909 kicks off a membership drive with a fish fry event. Post Commander Durward Adkinson aims to boost to at least 104 members, planning a future club house, while officers include John Henry Sconyers Ralph Fault Joe Long and Alex Brock leading the effort. The meal drew about 150 attendees plus spouses, with 100 pounds of fish and French fries served.
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George Whittington
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Duncan Hines
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Alex Brock
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John Henry Sconyers
Ralph Fault
Joe Long
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Gulf States Sign Fishing Compact in Mobile Tomorrow
Five Gulf coast states Alabama Mississippi Florida Louisiana and Texas will sign a fishing compact in Mobile to create a joint marine fisheries commission. The agreement aims to study conservation methods prevent depletion and draft related legislation while aligning state actions on fisheries. Officials expected include governors Folsom Wright and Long and federal representatives Day and Chairman.
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Mississippi
Florida
Louisiana
Texas
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James E. Folsom
Fielding L. Wright
Missississippi
Earl K. Long
Alebert M. Day
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Tont Johnston
Bert Thomas
James H. Faulkner
Bay Minette
Squirrels Gum Tings Up Milwaukee
John Pi lacek arrived an hour late explaining his car would not start after squirrels piled acorns on the spark plugs and shorted the engine, delaying travel in Milwaukee.
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John Pilacek
Je service officer appoints several other officers
Je service officer announces that Adkiteon will appoint various other officers. The statement outlines upcoming appointments and the broader organizational structure changes expected to follow.
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Reformed Bandit and Convict Bride Seek New Life
In Baton Rouge a reformed bandit and his red haired convict bride face a possible pardon as Laurel Abner, 25, and Jack Moffitt, 27, pursue life after prison. Laurel’s lawnmower accident led to amputation and sparked Gov. Earl Long to grant a 90 day reprieve from her five year robbery sentence. The couple, who married during Laurel’s hospital stay, hope to leave prison life behind as the pardon board meets.
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Rouge
Angola State Penitentiary
Laurel Abner
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Jack Moffitt
Earl Long
Pardon Board
Moffitt
Charity Hospital
New Orleans
Priver Teges
Ashford Band Spends Week In Panama City
Ashford High School band of about fifty five members spends a week in Panama City. Band director B M Cherry and Mrs Cherry travel with several mothers to accompany the group. The schedule includes four hours of instruction daily, swimming and goal riding, with a concert each evening at 7 99. They left Ashford High School on two Houston County School buses and expect to return Saturday.
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Ashford High School
Panama City
B. M. Cherry
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R. Wright
Paul Reynolds
Oakley
Alton Jeffcoat Cherry
Ashford , High School
Houston’ County
Improperly Stored Beans and a Stinging Electric Ray
The text describes refrigeration tips for green and wax beans including serving suggestions with herb butter and onions. It notes leftovers for tapioca pudding and salad dressing enhancements. A caution about a 20 pound electric ray storing 250 volts and its use in stunning prey is included.
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