Young Couple Fights Center Denial of Catholic Marriage
Doris Coulombe and James Bruceline object to St Benedict's Center and say archdiocese demands renouncing the center to marry. Monsignor Walter Furlong reportedly set undisclosed conditions. Boston College professors severed ties over alleged heresy. Demonstration by Coulombe and supporters occurred near the archbishop's residence. center closure discussions continue.
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Virginia Contends Slain Man Was Fishing Illegally
Maryland and Virginia clash over Chesapeake Bay fishing boundaries after a 60 year old Crisfield man, Barl Nelson, was shot and died. Virginia officials allege Nelson fished illegally inside their waters. Maryland officers fear a border flare up as investigations continue and officials meet in Salisbury and Crisfield. The case highlights long standing, sporadic cross border shootings tied to crabbing and crabbing permits. Authorities from both states monitor the border area, with Maryland watermen voicing resentment over enforcement.
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U S Teachers Would Bar Communists
A Boston convention of the United Education Association voted to bar members of the Communist Party from teaching in U S schools. The motion passed by voice vote amid clashes and arguments over loyalty and the role of education in fighting Communism.
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National Legion voices on Communism and veterans
In a fragmented account, the national commander and delegates of the American Legion discuss stance on Communism. Reports say veterans, especially men aged 20 to 40, will play a large role as red hot issue emerges during general sessions of the MELA.
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S. Perry Browne
Wagner Successor May Be Discussed
Governor Thomas E. Dewey may confer with Republican leaders in New York to discuss an interim successor to U S Senator Robert Wagner who resigned. Dewey arrived for an overnight stay amid reports of political appointment talks and telephone conferences.
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Steel Output May Hold Despite Orders Decline
A report based on steel mill orders and operating rates suggests July and August may show little decline, with capacity use around 69 to 86 percent. The Iron Age notes seasonal factors and a potential fall pickup, while the American Iron and Steel Institute estimates production at 61 percent of capacity, a postwar low.
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