New American Cardinal Among 12 Nations Named for Sacred College
Archbishop McIntyre of Los Angeles leads American ranks as 12 countries elevate prelates to the Sacred College. Eleven Italians, French and U S Spain cardinals cited. Stepinac remains blocked in Yugoslavia after release, with Vatican stance unchanged. Cardnials from Spain Brazil Ecuador Yugoslavia Ireland U S Canada Poland Colombia and Germany named.
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Archbishop Wyszynski and Polish Catholic Solidarity
The Polish church faces losses as three cardinals have died in Soviet dominated countries over the past four years while Warsaw archbishop try-Mier Wyszynski leads a country of about 20 million Catholics.
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United Nations Conference Set at Kansas University in January
The fifth annual United Nations Conference at the University of Kansas will be held January 26 and 27 1953 E A McFarland Lawrence Extension center announced. The theme is The United Nations After Seven Years and the program targets business civic professional religious and educational groups with speakers including UN headquarters representatives from New York.
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Gavin Leads City Council Inauguration Suggestion
The City Council plans to send representatives to Dwight D. Eisenhower's inauguration at a Democrat suggested urging. Thomas J. Gavin, Truman's alternate at the Democratic National Convention, introduced the measure Friday night.
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Gas fumes hospitalize crowd at Wichita Sears Roebuck store
In downtown Wichita at the Sears Roebuck store a gas fumes incident sickened and hospitalized at least 26 people. None remained in serious condition. Victims received oxygen and artificial respiration outside the store as seven ambulances responded. The store resumed operations after fumes were dispelled, with Fire Chief Elgin Wood noting an open gate in the exhaust pipes allowed fumes to enter the heating system.
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Kansas faculty soprano Elizabeth Townsley to give recital
Elizabeth Townsley, soprano and voice instructor at the University of Kansas, will present her first faculty recital Monday at 8 p.m. in Strong Auditorium. The Meade native, KU faculty since fall, studied in Milan on a Fulbright and holds a UT music degree. Recital is free and open to the public.
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