The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-01-04

e0 director OF the NIWI Legal
Department. An RCAF JET crash.
ed into a Grey Nuns of the Cross
rest home near Ottawa, killing a
priest, IL nuns, woman cook
and the two-man crew.
Archbishop Edwin v. O'Hara,
Bishop OF Kansas City, Mo. re-
ceived the De La Sale Medal of
Manhattan College. The 10th
founding jubilee Of the Christ
Child Society was marked at its
Omaha, Neb., convention and the
4lst Catholic Hospital Association
convention was held in Milwau.
kee.
May headlines included: Mass
of St Joseph The Worker Offer.
ed First Time in Rome, Many
Parts of World Swiss Guard
Marks 450th Anniversary So
Wet De-Stalinized New Look is
Lot of Malarkey," Says Former
Moscow Chaplain Paris Gives
Cool Reception to Yugoslav Die.
tator Tito Holy See Purchas.
es Large Portion of Dead Sea
Scrolls i. Survey Shows 48 per
cent Of US. Whites Favor Bring.
ing Races Closer Together.
JUNE
Pope Plus named: Bishop Will
lam o. Brady of Sioux Falls. SD,
Coadjutor Archbishop of st.
Paul; Auxiliary Bishop James J.
Byrnes of st. Paul, Bishop of
Boise, Idaho, and Msgr. Philip
M. Hannah, Chancellor of the
Washington archdiocese and ed
itor of The Catholic Standard,
Auxiliary Bishop of Washington,
DC. In Los Angeles, Auxiliary
Bishop Alden J. Bell was conse-
Grated, named Chancellor in Viii.
r1ington Del, Bishop Edward ].
Schlotterback, first US. Oblate
of st. Francis de Sales named to
hierarchy, was consecrated Vicar
Apostolic of Keetmanshoop. in
South West Africa, and in Boston
Bishop George M. Pearce, S.M., 35,
was consecrated Vicar Apostolic
of Samoa.
Disclosure by Father Patrick
o'connor, NC Far East CORES.
rondent, that printed smut was
sold TO 6ls in overseas Pxs
brought storm OF protests,
plus pledge from the military
TO stop the practice.
Secretary of State John Foster
Dulles saw his conversion, Fa.
ther Avery Dulles, ordained a
Jesuit priest in New York. Death
claimed Brother Maurice Sarver
90, Oldest Marianist, in Honolulu;
Matthew Woll, rs, labor leader,
AFL~CIO vice president, in New
York; William E. Leahy, SO, not.
ed lawyer, lay leader, in Wash
ington, and Msgr. Patrick L. Ry.
an, 80, Vicar General, in San
Francisco.
The 1956-57 Catholic Press Di.
rectory showed circulation of u,
5. Catholic Newspapers and mag
azines at all-time high of %, ,669,-
394. Two Jesuit missioners. Fa-
theirs John w. Clifford and Thorn
as L. Phillips of San Francisco,
we're freed by Chinese Reds after
three years in prison.
Supreme Knight Luke Hart an.
nounced Knights of Columbus
membership surpassed 100000
for first time in history. Califor.
MIA Supreme Court upheld valid.
ity of legislation exempting non.
public schools from property tax.
War-damaged Rouen France) Ca.
thedral was reopened with cere.
monies honoring st. Joan of Arc.
Father John c. Ford, So.
of Weston Mass.) College, was
named for the annual Cardinal
Spellman Theology Award
at Catholic Theological Society
convention in Cleveland.
Among the June headlines:
Charles F. Murphy Resigns as
Comic Code Book Administrator
. Archbishop Urban Vehr of
Denver Marks Is Years in Hier.
archy Richmond's Bishop
Peter S. Ireton Notes 50th Ami.
verSary of Ordination White
House Gets Bill to Pay Vatican
81 Million For War Damages.
JULY
After bread for freedom" riots
in Poznan, Poland, the Red re.
gime rejected US. offer of 100,.
600 tons Of surplus foods for the
beleaguered nation, Meanwhile,
returning after three weeks in
Poland, Henry J. Dende, Scran.
ton, Pa, editor, reported the
Church alive, thriving despite 1C
years of Red persecution.
Out of Georgia's single diocese,
the Pope established the Dio.
cese of Savannah, headed by
Archbishop Gerald p. O'Hara,
Apostolic Delegate to Great Brit,
ain, and the Diocese of Atlanta,
headed by Bishop Francis P. Hy.
land.
The Pope named: Bishop Ray.
mond P. Hillinger of Rockford,
a