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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1935

Page

13

Clergy Critique Cardinal Hayes on Birth Control Policy

A group of Protestant and Jewish clergy denounced Cardinal Hayes for opposing dissemination of birth control information to Protestant families. They rejected church dominance in American life and supported permissive birth control efforts while urging social reform to address inequality and large families. Signatories include Dr. Edmund B. Chafice, Dr. Horace W. Donegan, Dr. Harrison S. Elliott, Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick, and Rabbinical Assembly leaders.

New York Hayes America American Birth Control League National Committee On Federal Edmund B. Chafice Horace WB. Donegan Epicopalian Harrison S. Eliott H. Adye Pritchard St Dottn the Divine Minot Simons Mortan Steinberg Rabbinical Assembly of America

Pope Pius XI calls for peace amid global turmoil

In a secret consistory Pope Pius XI created 20 new cardinals the largest elevation in a century and urged world leaders to seek peace. He cited faith milestones like Lourdes and Eucharistic congresses in Buenos Aires and Cleveland while noting sorrows from Russia Mexico and Germany. He prayed for peace tied to justice truth and charity.

Vatican City Pius XI Lourdes Europe Africa

Public Punishment for Madrid Thief

MADRAS Des 21. A thief was paraded through South Malabar streets by order of local authorities. A watchman caught stealing from his employer. The magistrate ordered public humiliation with drums as he carried a slate tied to his head.

Madras Des Malabar

FDR Urged to Spend More for Relief

Federal relief spending draws appeals from state and local leaders as Roosevelt plans next year. Governors and officials press for continued aid amid business pressure to cut federal expenditures. Readers see notices and classifieds linked in the same issue.

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