Segregationists Ask Pope's Help in New Orleans
New Orleans Catholic laymen appealed to Pope Pius XII asking to keep segregation in schools and to limit church integration. Archbishop Rummel said he will end racial separation in churches and has not set a school integration date. The lay group sought a moral justification to maintain segregation and challenged the archbishop's authority.
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Joseph F. Rummel
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Holy See
Two youths escape Coshocton jail and are captured
Two youths Parrish aged 22 and Karl D McKee 19 from near Mount Vernon escaped Coshocton city jail and were found hiding in an empty coal car on a Nickel Plate freight line. Sheriff Jam took eve of ile Gave lies and other authorities captured them.
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Parrish
Karl D. McKee
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Ile Gavelies
Accused Spy Abel Faces Arraignment in Brooklyn Court
Rudolph Ivanovich Abel 55, reputed Soviet intelligence colonel for 27 years, is arraigned in Brooklyn Federal District Court after being flown from Houston. He was indicted by a Brooklyn grand jury on espionage charges connected to covert entry from Canada and use of short wave radios and photography. Also in Manhattan Court today, Jack Soble 53 Myra Soble 52 and Jacob Albam 64 faced sentencing on guilty pleas to espionage, linked to a spy ring seeking U S defense secrets for Russia.
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Church official cites poor training of children by churches
Springfield Ohio reports an official of the Church of Norway criticizing inadequate Christian education for children. The Rev Grasmo urges broader Lutheran social services and notes welfare state limits on Christian charity. The piece also includes notices about civil service exams and job requirements for a fireman license in life.
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Church of Norway
Grasmo
Lutheran Church
Lutheran World Federation
Wife Released In Man's Fatal Stabbing
Montgomery County coroner rules Leather Turner death accidental after a tavern argument with his wife Ruby Turner being questioned and then released. The incident occurred Tuesday night near Dayton as police described Turner chasing Ruby with a knife before the fight ended. He apparently stabbed himself during the altercation.
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Montgomery County
Robert Zipf
Leather Turner
Turner
Ruby
Kitchen
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