Nuptial Mass Denied Pair Over Heresy Controversy
In Boston a 26 year old GI student and his 22 year old intended wife were denied church marriage because they would not sever ties with St Benedict's Center in Cambridge. Archdiocese officials warned that involvement with the center could end sacraments including penance and Holy Eucharist. The couple said they would not marry outside the church. Father Feeney was silenced after backing instructors accused of teaching salvation outside the Catholic Church.
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FBI Sees Security Gaps Amid Suspected Espionage Rumors
The document notes concerns over security threats and alleged espionage linked to government figures. It references U.S. authorities discussing measures and potential investigations without detailing names or locations.
Illinois Quiz Kid Thief Outsmarts Radio Prank
A Chicago area quiz winner earned a $100 bond and a Washington trip but a thief stole his wallet containing the bond and $12 after he showed it to relatives. The incident appeared in a Illinois radio program report.
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Four Men Arrested in Two Manhattan Burglaries
Four men were arrested today in connection with two Manhattan burglaries. In one break in at Vicki Cumingsburg, furs and valuables valued at 16,000 were taken. In the other at Otto Mayer's home, a retired businessman, similar articles valued at 5,600 were stolen.
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Teacher Ends Sitdown for Cancer Cash in Georgia
A Georgia home economics teacher, Dr. Willie Melmeth Bomar, agreed to end a six hour sitdown strike over retirement pay to finance a Mayo Clinic cancer treatment. Georgia Teacher Retirement System director J. L. Vader informed her she could only be refunded $65.78 already deducted if she severed her school ties.
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Gromyko Report Outlined as Path to Cold Peace
The magazine cites Gromyko telling Stalin in May and June last year of confidential talks with about 25 American industrialists and financiers. It lists eight points from the report: Russo American rapprochement may be feasible and the UN should compose differences. Americans do not want war. Truman is determined to preserve peace. anti US groups lose ground. US aid to Russia and Eastern Europe could come with political clarity. US would not allow a Nazi Germany rebuild. Washington distrusts Soviet motives and demands demonstrable goodwill.
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Birth of Girl Recorded in Philadelphia Hospital
Report from Philadelphia notes the birth of a girl via Caesarean section at a city hospital. A natural color film records the event, including the newborn and details of the delivery.
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Hawks Evict Nest Occupier and Three Kittens
Local notice reports the Hawks removing an occupant from a nest site and discovering three kittens present. No further details on location or parties involved are provided.
Atomic energy hearings launch with demand for records
McMahon leads opening session insisting on no persecution or whitewash while Hickertopper and Lilienthal face charges. The request list includes correspondence on custody of atomic weapons, advisory committee reports, overtime records, advisory and liaison committee minutes, Quebec and Potsdam conference files, Hyde Park memorandum, and reactor site plans. Also sought are fellowship applicant investigations and Manhattan District inventory records.
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Princess Elizabeth Improves After Illness at Palace
Princess Elizabeth has shown signs of improvement after remaining in her room since a recent illness described by the palace as a chit. Meanwhile, a motion picture by D. W. Griffith, The Birth of a Nation, was withdrawn from a Buffalo downtown theater amid protests claiming the film insults Negroes and promotes the Ku Klux Klan.
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Police Lift Ban on Communist Organ in Rome
In Rome police lifted the ban on a Communist organized rally here tomorrow. Police officials said the move reduces the risk of clashes with Communist leaders who warned they would defy the ban.
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