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Thirty-five‘ Prefates to At- - tend Ceremonies Here.
Seven archbishops and 28 bishops representing dioceses and archdioceses in all pats of the United States will attend the installation of the Most Rev. Paul C. Schulte as archbishop of Indianapolis. The Most Rev, Amleto C. Cicognani, apostolic delegate to the United States and also an arch-
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REPORTS PROGRESS IN A-BOMB DEFENSE
| WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 (U. P.).— {The United States has been suc- | cessful in developing some defensive | measures against atomic bombs, ac|cording to Capt. George M. Lyon, {a safety officer at the Bikini tests. He made the disclosure last night {in a speech before the District of} | Columbia Medical society, but gave! ino details. Capt. Lyon merely told {his audience: T : “We have successfully applied
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BILBO ‘OPPONENT’
Mississippi Governor Thomas Bailey today sounded the death knell to hopes: of former Nebraska chief executive George Sheldon to oppose Senator Theodore Bilbo (D. Miss.) on the November ballot here, Governor Bailey said that the
state election commission had no authority to allow Sheldon to place his name on the ballot as an independent Republican candidate. Governor Bailey made public an official ruling from the Mississippi attorney generals’ office which. excluded Sheldon and four other congressional candidates on his ticket on grounds that there was no official record that Sheldon had filed on time a certificate of nomination. It said that it would not be within the power of the state board of election commissioners to prepare a new ticket and have it printed now. Sheldon has been a resident of Mississippi since 1909 when his term
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Mrs. Eliza Garreway celebrated her {100th birthday by having her pic{ture taken for the first time.
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" CLEARWATER, Fla, Oct. 3 (U. P.).—C. Victor Morgan, owner of the Clearwater Sun and for many years an executive of ScrippsHoward newspapers, died = here today after an illness of‘ several months, He was 66. Mr. Morgan, a native of Massillon, O., came here in 1928 after
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