Rotary Chief Puzzled by Papal Ban on Priests Joining
CHICAGO Jan 12 AP Rotary International leaders and Catholic clergy were baffled by a Vatican decree forbidding Catholic priests from joining Rotary clubs. The ban, issued by the Sacred Congregation of the Holy Office, also warned lay Catholics to follow canon law on membership. The decree, linked to similar groups, drew mixed reactions from Rotary officials who stressed the organization is not secret nor aimed at replacing religious bodies.
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Chicago
Rotary International
Pius XII
Rotary Clubs
Sacred Congregation of the Holy Office
Vatican City
Pope Pius
Kiwanis
the Lions
Sacred Congregation
Rotary
Arthur Lageaux
Quebec
Canada
Lageaux
Continents
Vatican
l’Osservatore Romano
United States
John F. Noll
Fort Wayne
Ind
Texas Oil Output Tops 2.4 Million Barrels Daily in 1948
Texas produced more than 2.4 million barrels of crude oil daily in 1948, representing over 44 percent of the United States total.
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Texas
Needle Pattern for Laura Wheeler Kitchen Motifs
Pattern 870 offers six colorful motifs for an April showers bride's kitchen. Easy basic stitches cover each motif and a 614 by 8 inch transfer details. Send 20 cents to The Canton Repository Needlecraft Dept in New York for pattern 870 with name address and zone printed plainly.
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Laura Wheeler
Canton Repository
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Tito Denies Russia Summit Charge and West Aid Policy
Belgrade January 12 Premier Marshal Tito rejected Russian claims that Yugoslavia sells out to capitalists by engaging with the West He said Western economic help is used to build communism in Yugoslavia and will be repaid with interest He asserted loans are on an equality basis and will aid self built socialism with West machines and materials.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Tito
Russia
America
Britain
Rise Stevens Performs Despite Eye Injury at Met
Opera star Rise Stevens continued the Der Rosenkavalier performance at the Metropolitan Opera after a glass splinter struck her right eye during the second act. A house doctor removed the sliver between acts, she completed the third act without a bandage, and will sing the same role again tomorrow.
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York
Rise Stevens
Metropolitan Opera
der Rosenkavalier
Miss Stevens
Hirsch Named Houston Insurance Office Manager
William B. Hirsch a long time figure in sports and insurance has been appointed manager of the Houston Texas office of South Coast Life Insurance Co of Beaumont. Previously he led the Houston branch for Reliance Insurance Co of Pittsburgh before relocating with his family to Houston.
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William B. Hirsch
Houston
Texas
South Coast Life Insurance Co
Beaumont
Mr. Hirsch
Reliance Insurance Co
Pittsburgh
Debits at Canton Banks Hit New Peaks in 1950
The Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank reports Canton bank debits reached new highs in December and the fourth quarter of 1950. December debits totaled 139,806,000 dollars, up 30.2 percent from December 1949. Fourth quarter debits reached 7,713,000 dollars, up 31.8 percent from the same period in 1949.
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Canton
Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank
Atom Bomb Defense Parley Draws Kent Officials
At least 100 city officials, teachers and highway patrolmen from Stark and Tuscarawas counties attended the opening session of a radiological civil defense conference at Kent State University. Dr. G H Chapman opened at 9 30 with defense against atomic attack and George K Schoepfle spoke on the atom. An afternoon talk on Physiological Effect of the Atomic Bomb by Dr A T Wolfe was planned. The event repeats Saturday at Akron University for Summit and Medina counties. A Gallup poll finds eighteen of every nineteen Americans prefer roses.
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Stark
Tuscarawas
Kent State University
G. H. Chapman
George K. Schoepfle
University
Stark County
A. T. Wolfe
Chapman
Akron University
Summit
Medina Counties
George Gallup
Princeton, N. J
Canton Laundry gives 10 percent raise to workers
Canton Laundry and Dry Cleaning Inc announces a 10 percent wage hike effective today for employees represented by the AFL International Association of Cleaning and Dye House Workers. A similar raise is given to office staff and nonunion workers along with other negotiated benefits.
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Canton Laundry & Dry Cleaning, Inc
A.F.L. International Association of Cleaning and Dye House Workers
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