Few Preachers Complain About Church Dress
In New York area the American Institute of Mens' and Boys' Wear polled about 200 clergy and found three of four have few if any complaints about church attire. Clergymen urge neatness over formality, criticizing excessive concern with Sunday best while noting summer heat as a challenge. Women’s dress drew more complaints, with guidance toward modest, long sleeves and hats. men urged ties and jackets even in heat.
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New York
American Institute of Mens’ and
George D. Younger
Rosenwald C. Robertson
Mariners
Temple Baptist Church
Bradford W. Ketchum
St. John's Episcopal Church
Pleasantville
Msgr
Francis Cagnina
Church of St. Clare
Bronx
Coffins Sold Cheap At Americus Auction
In Americus Kansas Coffins fetched bargain prices at a Lyons County sale of May Crock Simons property Officials auditing records found some coffins sold for 25 cents and others at similarly low prices The auction included 20 wooden coffins from a barn storage The Simons family once ran a local funeral home A high school boy paid a quarter and said Now I have everything.
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May Crock Simons
Simons
Americus
Flavored Milk Drinks Are June Favorites
Summertime brings demand for energizing beverages and milk based drinks. The list of options includes Chocolate Milk Shake, Frosted Chocolate, Maple Milk Shake, Grape Cooler, Banana Flip, Chocolate Malt Banana Flip, Pineapple Crush and Berry Crush with ice cream pairings. Also included is a cookie recipe for chocolate walnut butter cookies with frosting and serving tips.
Adlai and Rockefeller Stay In The Public Scan
Adlai E Stevenson and New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller deny they seek jobs yet do not deny they would consider running. Both men stay visible in national politics, with Stevenson outlining a five point peace strategy and criticizing the Eisenhower administration. Rockefeller keeps hints of a draft plan alive while disavowing candidacy.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Stevenson era politics and Stevenson denial of nomination
The piece discusses Rockefeller’s praise of the Eisenhower administration while urging Nixon to declare his position. It notes Rockefeller’s willingness to back Nixon if nominated, the need for internal party debate, and Stevenson’s past and current stance on seeking the Democratic nomination. It also covers Eleanor Roosevelt’s telegram suggesting Stevenson was a candidate, and his subsequent denial of seeking the nomination while leaving room to accept if offered.
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Rockefeller
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Eleanor Roosevelt
A New Role For Old Munich
Munich prepares to host the 37th International Eucharistic Congress from July 3 to August 7 drawing about one million Catholics and 3,000 readers from around the world. Papal legate and a possible unannounced trip by Pope John XXIII loom as questions persist. Cardinal Wendel and 20 cardinals plus 192 bishops are set to attend. American cardinals Spellman Cushing Meyer among expected attendees.
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Munich
Germany
John XXII
Vatican
Joseph Cardinal Wendel
Spellman
New York
Cushing
Boston
Meyer
Chicago
Pius XI
Lille
France
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