Word: catholicize
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Most Catholic prelates pursed their lips last week on the painful subject of Mexico. At El Paso, Tex., however, busy Bishop Anthony J. Schuler cried as he prepared to welcome clerics expelled across the border: "We are ready for anything from those rascals and scoundrels in the Mexican Government!"
By last week the Catholic cry for the recall or resignation of Josephus Daniels, U. S. Ambassador to Mexico, had reached thunderous proportions. The front page of the Baltimore Catholic Review was black with such headlines as:
Parish priests and eminent laymen were no less angry at the aging North Carolina Methodist who as Secretary of the Navy used to boss Franklin D. Roosevelt around. Cause of the Catholic outburst against Ambassador Daniels was a speech he made in Mexico City last July when he quoted a...
The excitement over the Daniels case plainly indicated that U. S. Catholics are by no means through with Mexico's Revolutionaries and their long war against the Church. But apparently Mexico's Revolutionaries are also not through with the Catholic Church and its long war to maintain its...
Every well-informed citizen of Kansas City knows how the late Robert Alexander Long went into the lumber business, boosted Long-Bell to be the largest lumber company in the world operating under one ownership, built the company city of Longview, Wash., and paid himself, as founder-chairman, a $60...