Open War on Rome Rejected at Church Meeting
In Washington two delegates at the World Council of Churches Central Committee meeting clashed over charging the Roman Catholic Church with suppressing religious liberties where it is dominant. Bishop Barbieri of Argentina urged a hard line, while others urged study of religious liberty in Catholic and other countries. The debate highlighted anti-Catholic rhetoric and tensions within Protestant groups.
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Washington (Nc
New Haven
World Council of Churches Central Committee
Santa Uberto Barbieri
Colombia
Dallas
Barbieri
Southern Methodist University
Central
South American
Latin America
America
Argentina
John Mackay
Princeton Theological Seminary
Mackay
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Spain
Mercan tile National Bank Offers 2% Savings Interest
Mercan tile National Bank advertises a 2 percent interest rate on all savings deposits. The notice notes FDIC membership and general banking terms.
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Mercantile National Bank
F.d.lc
American Catholic Priest Pleads Mission Work in Several States
Father Max Edward Murphy of the Diocese of Trinidad, a missionary for the Society of the Propagation of the Faith, has spent 14 weeks in the United States raising funds for Trinidad education. He has preached in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana and California, noting warm receptions and the inclusive view of congregations toward his race.
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Dallas
Max Edward Murphy
Trinidad
British West Indies
United States
Society of the Propagation of the Faith
Father Murphy
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
California
Colony
Prague
Berlin
United States of America
Pre Registration Open for Fall at Dallas University
Dallas University announces fall semester pre-registration available to students. Hours are Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Science Building administration offices. Fall classes begin Sept 11 with Freshman Days and Sept 17 classes. Nursing and sophomore registrations follow Sept 15 and 16 after Mass of the Holy Spirit. Contact the registrar for details.
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Dallas University
Dallas
University of Dallas
F. Kenneth Brasted
Thomas K. Gorman
P.O. Box
Riverside
State Monopoly on Education Endangers Liberty
In Münster Germany Bishop Johannes Pohlschneider warned that state control of schooling threatens human freedom. He recalled Nazi era rights abuses and cautioned that communists seek power through education monopoly. He urged peaceful redress of wrongs while protesting measures threatening Catholic schools. Christine Teusch spoke on politics and education in Germany.
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Muenster
Germany
Johannes Pohlschneider
Aachen
Catholic Education Congress
Pohklschneider
German Bishops’ Conference
Christine Teusch
Pope Pius XII Silence Sways New Orleans Appeal
Vatican officials could not say if Pope Pius XII would respond to a New Orleans Catholic group asking to halt integration steps by Archbishop Joseph F. Rummel. Unofficial Vatican sources suggested likely no action or public reply due to offensive elements in the appeal, recalling past Vatican sentiment on integration.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Pope Pius XII
New Orleans
Association of Catholic Laymen
Joseph F. Rummel
Jesuit Bend
L’osservatore Romano
Rummel
St. Cecilia's Mission Church
Pope
National Conference of Catholic Charities
Priest Freed by Chinese Reds Coins Phrase Brainwarping
San Francisco finds Father Charles J. McCarthy home after four years in Chinese prisons. He says he endured about 200 hours of questioning and coined brainwarping to describe the coercive tactics. He was moved among prisons and kept in a small cell during multiple so called trials.
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Charles J. McCarthy
S.J
San Francisco
President Hoover
Father McCarthy
McCarthy
Frank
Charles
Danny
Clare
Mary
Robert
Thomas
Kathleen
Flying Nun Honored by Air Force Association
Sister Mary Aquinas of Green Bay Wisconsin known as the flying nun received a citation of honor from the Air Force Association at its annual convention. She organized and led a nationwide air age science program reaching over 500000 grade school students and has taught aeronautics during World War II at the Catholic University of America. She now supervises science in Green Bay parochial schools and conducts nationwide teacher workshops.
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Washington (Nc
Mary Aquinas
Flying Nun
Green Bay, Wis
Air Force Association
Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity
Sister Aquinas
Catholic University of America
Green Bay
Air Age Education Association
Senator Magnuson allocates 4000 in scholarships to five colleges
Sen. Warren G. Magnuson of Washington announced grants of 1000 each year for four years to five state colleges. Seattle University and Gonzaga University in Spokane received funds, provided by the Clients Foundation of New York. Other recipients are University of Washington Seattle Pacific Lutheran College Parkland and Washington State College Pullman.
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Washington (Nc
Warren G. Magnuson
Washington
Seattle University
Gonzaga University
Spokane
Sen. Magnuson
Foundation of
New York
University of Washington
Seattle
Pacific Lutheran College
Parkland
Washington State College
Pullman
Education Group Seeks Federal Match for Campus Classrooms
Washington based Eisenhower era committee on Education Beyond the High School urges the federal government to match funds with private and public colleges to build new classrooms. The plan aims to expand facilities across universities and hold joint funding with state and private partners.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Words About Fast Faculty salaries urged as top priority
A 35 member committee led by Devereux C. Jacobs urged that funds be directed to raise faculty salaries and that tax deductions be allowed for parents who pay for a student’s education beyond high school. The report, possibly its last, warns that undervalued teaching salaries subsidize student education and endowments, hindering higher education expansion. It favors grants in aid for non income producing facilities and for building needs, while noting limited funds from Congress.
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Paul C. Reinert
St. Louis (Mo.) University
U.S
Congress
Conversion of Islam May Be Effected Through Mary
FATIMA Portugal Auxiliary Bishop Fulton J. Sheen urged converting Islam through devotion to the Blessed Mother at the first postwar International Congress of Christ the King. He warned of social ostracism for converts and doctrinal hurdles, urged Mary centered apostolate, and stressed Fatima lessons of penance and devotion, framing the congress theme The Kingdom of Christ in the World of Today.
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Mary
Fatima
Portugal
Fulton J. Sheen
New York
Sheen
Poznan
Poland
Mohammed
Christ
Peter
Paul
Kingdom of Christ
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Brazil
Catholicos
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Protestants and Other Americans United For Separation of Church and State
POAU
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St. Peter
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Oak Cliff
Dallas-Fort Worth
West Berlin
United States State Department
Charles University
Max E. Murphy
New Orleans Association
Attitude
L’osservatore
Augustine
Head
Jale National Bank of Dallas
Cerosit Insurance Coer
McCarthys
Air Force
Carl A. Spaatz
New Jersey
Catholic Life
Eugene P. Willging
Bernard Wirth
Bruce Publishing Company
William C. Bruce
Alfred Cardinal Ottaviani
Sacred Congregation of the Holy Office
Catholic Studies
Diocesan Youth Council
Msgr
Vincent J. Wolf
St. Patrick Co-Cathedral
Throckmorton Street
Fort Worth 2
Texas
Thomas Tschoepe
God
John the Baptist
St. Elizabeth
Russia
St National Bank
FDIC
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