Catholics in United States See Large Growth in Ten Years
The directory notes 15,015,569 Catholics in the United States an increase of over four million in the past decade. It lists bishops and abbots, 229 colleges and academies, and parochial schools serving 1,589,765 students with Catholic care figures totaling 1,540,049. The data include regional figures such as New York and other states like Rhode Island, Indiana, and Kentucky with varied parish counts.
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Mission Elrches
Uni Atudents
Hood
New York
Whode Island
Indiana
Kentucky
New Mexico
Nebraska
Hampshire
Maine
Kansas
Colorado
Roof work begins at coat house amid rain delay
Sims and Benzing started placing a temporary roof over the coat house on Thursday afternoon. Rain halted progress, and the contractor will also repair stairs and install a temporary Eloy above the second floor while work continues. The interior is being accessed to aid the clerk and inmates in returning to their former areas.
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Sims & Benzing
Coat House
Engineers to vote on strike in DeClares report
Warren F. Stone grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers said in New York that the April 10 results of the wage strike vote will show fewer than 2,500 of about 25,000 engineers oppose a strike. Paris farewell luncheon honors Robert Bacon ambassador.
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New York
Warren FF. Stone
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
Bacon
Paris
Robert Bacon
United States
France
Syas
American Chamber of Commerce
America Chamber of Sommmarce
Washington comes to terms on canal zone use debate
A contact has arisen between the AVAR department and the Department of Agriculture over the Pan Anal Zone for agricultural purposes. The War Department, which administered the canal settlement policy, fears shared control could complicate military authority and management.
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Washington
Avar Department
Department of Agriculture
War Department
Senator Stephenson Holds Senate Seat Amid Bribery Vote
Washington report says Senator Stephenson of Wisconsin, an octogenarian banker and lumberman, retained his seat after a 40 to 34 vote. The senate upheld the election as valid despite accepting that $107,703 was spent in Wisconsin primaries. Twenty-eight Republicans and twelve Democrats backed validity. eighteen Democrats and Republicans opposed.
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Washington
Stephenson
Wisconsin
Willonsire
Han
Senate
Senat ‘Tor
Representative Labeck probes International Harvester matter
Washington March 29 Representative Labeck of Nebraska a democrat introduced a resolution in the house calling on the attorney general for all correspondence and information gathered in the International Harvester Co case and a progress report. The measure was referred to the rules committee. A broken home Cleveland Ohio March 29 William B Hartness a wealthy broker was granted a divorce from Kathryn Conrad Fuller Hartness by Judge Vickery. Hartness said Surge Vickery Louis G Myer a New York contractor and chairman was responsible for breaking up his home.
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Washington
Labeck
Nebraska
International Harvester Vo
Labeek
Viles
Peette
West
Harvester Trust
Rules ‘Committee
Cleveland
O Muarch
William B. Hartness
Kathryn Conrad Fuller Hartness
Vickery
Hartness
Surge Vickery
Louis G. Myer
New York
Willionaire
Howe
Princeton Journal Briefs and Local Notices
Local notes report visiting relatives and guests from Cincinnati and Hamilton. Families hosted relatives, attendances at sales, and social visits fill the week. A neighbor, De Wm Hy Sevales, is reported as ill or deceased, with community members joining in.
Drewersburg Inn Visitor Notes and Family Update
Drewersburg Inn reports C. W. Weight visiting sister Mrs. Julin Couchman over Sunday. Teiemoun accompanies Mrs. Ti. shaw after a two month absence. Gilbert Large visited his great grandfather.
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Drewersburg
Inn. Mare
C. W. Weight
Julin Couchman
Ti.shaw
Gilbert Large
Okeana Special So Tie Journal Misc Items
Fragmented local notes list names and events including Mrs Mat Hollowell Homer Gilbert and University ties, with a Cincinnati gathering and a Buckle death in Brooklyn. Messy OCR fragment mentions tickets sold, travels, and a funeral process for John Avs Buckle and a Pittsburgh burial plan.
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Olympia Landies
Mat’ Hollowell
Homer Gilbert
Oxford University
Avorl
Cincinnati
T. A. Goshorn
Wil Dickson
Mor Margaret
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