Church Leaders Clash on Taylor Recall Request
New York clergy dispute over recall of Myron C. Taylor as presidential representative to the Vatican. Cardinal Spellman denounces recall talk as anti-Catholic, while Bishop Oxnam defends religious liberty and separation of church and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
New York
Myron C. Taylor
Vatican
Francis Cardinal Spellman
G Bromiley Oxnam
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Truman
Ox Nam
Cardinal Spellman, Archibishop
Fordham University
York Area
Methodist Church
Cardinal Spellman
Spaatz to Speak at Appleton Homecoming
General Carl A. Spaatz will be principal speaker at Appleton Wisconsin homecoming for World War II veterans. He will arrive by plane from Washington to join a parade to Goodland Field for the program. Air raid shelters in Greenwich England are being converted into baby buggy sheds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Wis
Carl A. Spaatz
Army Air Forces
Spaatz
Washington
Goodland Field
Greenwich
England
One-Man Meeting of G A R Conducted by Commander Wilcox
Commander Landing A Wilcox led a Wisconsin Department Grand Army of the Republic meeting in his Kenosha hotel room with memories of departed comrades. He opened with song and Scripture. Mrs Wilcox assisted. Alma Cheesman read minutes. 1947 encampment announced for Madison. Women’s Relief Corps brought greetings. meeting closed with hymn Standing on the Promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landing A. Wilcox
Wisconsin Department
Grand Army of the Republic
G.A.R
Grand Army
Wilcox
Cadett
Wis
Kenosha
Alma Cheesman
Milwaukee
GAH
Madison
Woman's Relief Corps
College Girls May Be Yes Women
NEA report notes educated young women resist blind conformity to husbands but risk becoming yes-women among peers. The Adelphi College Career Clinic discussed how education fosters individual politics yet fails to cultivate independence from other women’s expectations. The piece contrasts personal beliefs with social pressures, highlighting clubs, status, and leisure duties shaping modern women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Adelphi College
Papa
Mama
Camera Makeup Emphasizes Eyes
Alicia Hart offers makeup tips to enlarge eyes for photos. Use brown eyebrow pencil to draw lines inside lashes, blend into soft shadow, add center lid eyeshadow, and fan out lashes with mascara for a brighter gaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Joe
Draft at eighteen limited after all options exhausted
Washington moves toward a compromise draft extension bill with a plan to induct 18 year olds only after volunteers and older draftees fail to meet manpower needs. Proposals from Sen. Gurney and Rep. Sparkman win army and Selective Service support and aim to be on President Truman's desk before July 1. A separate reform urges enlisting foreign veterans to replace or reduce draft calls, with equal pay and duties.
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Washington
LLP
Truman
Chan Gurney
S.D
Army
John Sparkman
Ala
Continental
United States
Sparkman
House
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Elbert Thomas
Utah
Italy
Thomas
Bride Viola Mickelson Weds Sylvester Klotz in Sturgeon Bay
Miss Viola Marie Mickelson daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Mickelson of Sturgeon Bay became the bride of Sylvester J Klotz Kenosha in a June 4 ceremony at St Josephs church performed by Rev A J Koeferl. The couple will live in Kenosha. The bride wore embroidered lace and net with a three quarter veil and Dutch head piece. She carried red roses and white carnations. The groom's sister Mrs Don Palmas was matron of honor. The bridal party included Miss Geraldine Propsom and flower girls Arylene and Suzanne Gerondale. Best man was Omer H Mickelson and Leo Klotz was groomsman. Dinner followed at the Carmen hotel with a reception at the bride’s parents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Marie Mickelson
Henry Mickelson
Sturgeon Bay
Sylvester J. Klotz
Kenosha
A. J. Koeferl
St. Joseph's Church
Mr. Klotz
Don Palmas
Geraldine Propsom
Arylene
Suzanne Gerondale
Omer H. Mickelson
Leo Klotz
Fof
Carmen Hotel
Vacation Libraries open weekly summer schedule
Roosevelt and Grant vacation libraries will open next Wednesday and Thursday mornings respectively, from 9 to 12. Adult and children's books will circulate, with a monthly story hour to be announced. Gilbert M. Simmons and Central library cards be usable at these locations.
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Roosevelt Vacation Library
Grant Vacation Library
Gilbert M. Simmons
Central Library
New Service To Local Clubs Announced Today
The University Extension Division through the Gilbert M Simmons library announces a new service for club leaders. An adult program specialist will advise adult groups statewide on program planning and film forum events. The initiative urges clubs to address current social and economic issues this season using available film resources and debate materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Extension Division
Gilbert M. Simmons Library
Bureau of Visual Instruction
Department of Debating and Public Discussion
Jmaterials
Film forum invites community at Gilbert M Simmons Library
The notice invites residents to conduct the first film forum meeting if desired. For further information inquiries may be made at the Gilbert M Simmons Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Film Forum
Gilbert M Simmons Library
Local Birth and Summer Home News
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Eddy at 1800 Thirty fifth Street on June 13. Mrs. Walter L. Alford returns from Cocoa Florida to spend the summer at her Kenosha home on Third Avenue.
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Lloyd Eddy
Thirty Fifth Street
Walter L. Alford
Cocoa, Fla
Kenosha
Third Avenue
Rochester Organist Appointed at First Presbyterian Church
Organist and director of music and Christian education in Rochester Minnesota is Stanley L. Gunn a former local piano teacher. He recently earned a bachelor of music degree from Lawrence College Appleton Wisconsin. Prior to this appointment he previously taught piano in the city.
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Stanley L. Gunn
First Presbyterian Church
Rochester
Minn
Lawrence College
Appleton
Piano Studies At Chicago Musical College
Mr. Gunn studied piano and attended a piano normal class at Chicago Musical College, highlighting early music training and formal instruction in the field.
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Mr. Gunn
Chicago Musical College
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Gen. Spaatz
Holter
Trikshorts
Gepleat
Lop and Company
Lansing A. Wilcox
Wisconsin G. A. R
NEA
Alicia Hartner
St. Catherine's
RED Top Veterans Taxi
Dad
Romeos
Clough’s Shoe Store
Paris
Crosby
Paris Belts
Bill Foldsa
Ecards
Boysne
6Th Avenue
56Th Street
Wilson Bros
McCurrach Neckwear
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