Acceptance of Suspension Indicated
SPRINGFIELD MASS May 15 Father Stanislaus Orlemanski pastor of Our Lady of the Rosary church remained in seclusion today, apparently reconciled to the bishop suspension on return from Moscow. The bishop forbidden him to perform sacraments or public funerals and ordered a monastery confinement. He planned appeals to Rome or the apostolic delegate in Washington.
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Springfield
Stanislaus Orlemanski
Our Lady of the Rosary
Moscow
Bishophames M. O'Leary
St. Stanislaus
Bishon O'Leary
Orlemmanski
Stalin
Poland
Ukraine
Russias
Pather Orlemansiki
Apostolic Delegate
Washington
Amicta Greognani
Holy See
Rome
O'Leary
Father Orlemanski
Father Shea
Notable Polish Born Citizens Mentioned in US Campaign Dispatch
A dispatch notes a Polish born citizen who is proud of fellow Polish Americans. It states they are good Americans yet see harm in mixing old world problems with those of LiNew. The piece frames attitudes within the US presidential campaign context.
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Russia
United States
Toland
BC Headache and Neuralgia Remedy Ad
Headache and neuralgia relief advertised with quick acting BC formula. Claims include muscular aches and periodic pains, sedative effect on simple nervousness, available in 10c and 25c sizes. Advises use as directed and to consult a physician if pains persist.
Stalin Withholds Reaction on Priest
Moscow reports indicate Joseph Stalin has not disclosed his view on Father Stanislaus Orlemanski of Springfield Massachusetts who was suspended by his bishop for alleged disobedience. Three dispatches from London Washington and New York say Stalin’s stance remains unknown and no direct Kremlin reply to the priest is published.
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New York
New York Times
London
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
Russia
Poland
the Times
Mikolajczyk
Henry
Cassidy Mooscow
Pre- York
Associated Press
Stalin
Springfield
Stanislaus
Apostolic
Pravdid
Washington
Father Grlemanski
United States
Kremlin
Sigtre Kremlin
Conference delegates adopt resolution condemning paternalism in law
The closing session of a three day conference adopted a resolution harshly condemning paternalism in government. It warned that emergency legislation could threaten constitutional freedoms. In the final day Rev Patrick O Connor of St Columbans Neb was elected CPA president with Humphrey Desmond and others as officers.
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Patrick O'Connor
Far East
St. Columbans, Neb
C.P.A
Humphrey Desmond
Catholic Herald Citzen
Milwauker
F. A. Fink
Our Sunday Vis Far
Hantington
Ind
Rev. Paul Buzzard
Catholic Digest
St. Paul, Minn
U S Chamber Chief Plans Moscow Industrial Tour
Grice Johnston president of the U S Chamber of Commerce will depart in a few days for Russia to inspect Soviet plants. He travels at Premier Stalin's invitation to assess postwar trade impact on American business. Assistant Joy er O Hara will accompany him.
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Washington
Grice Johnston
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Ruussia
Johnston
Stalin
W B. White
Emporia
Kan
Joyer O'Hara
Conestoga cargo plane to aid fleet and army
The Edward G Budd company of Philadelphia announced receipt of orders for a revolutionary Conestoga cargo plane built for the navy and army. The 68 foot wing span aircraft features rear cargo ramp, two Pratt Whitney engines, 10400 pound capacity and adaptable for paratroops or vehicles.
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Navy
Washington
INS
Ila
Edward G. Budd Company
Philadelphia
Naval Air Transport Service
Army
Conestoga
Prath and Whitney
Nine Hermann Sons Lodges Pledge Blood Donations
Several hundred blood donations were pledged to the San Antonio blood bank after a Mother's Day parade by members of nine Hermann Sons lodges. Donors organized the drive in honor of mothers with sons and daughters in the armed services, meeting at Hermann Sons hall on South St Marys Street and marching through the business district.
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San Antonio
Hermann Sons
South St. Mary's Street
Vinela
W. P. &L. Leger
Drive
Fritz Neuhauser
St. Leger
Bartlet Cocke
Steers Shipped to Lake Charles Packing Plant
Three hundred steers from the Laureles division weighing 1200 to 1600 pounds were loaded Saturday at Caesar Switch north of Kingsville for Swift and Company in Lake Charles Louisiana. More than 20 gamperos joined the first roundup of the season.
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Corpus Christi
Laureles
Vasthing Ranch
Caesar Switch
Kingsville
Lake Charles
Swift and Company
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