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...President also wrote to Dr. George A. Buttrick of the Federal Council of Churches and Rabbi Cyrus Adler of the Jewish Theological Seminary: ". . . It would give me great satisfaction if you would, from time to time, come to Washington to discuss the problems which all of us have on our minds." Nevertheless, many non-Catholics bridled at the new relation between the U.S. Government and the Church of Rome which looked to them like a breach of the traditional American separation between church and state.* Throughout the war, while Episcopalian Taylor carried on his Vatican activities with as little publicity...
Soon a cross burned in front of a Jewish fraternity house on the University of Southern California campus; another illumined the house of a Los Angeles Negro. In Hollywood's cream-stucco Temple Israel, Rabbi Max Nussbaum, a Nazi refugee, gazed with dismay at the holy ark, ravaged by unknown vandals, and the swastikas and hate messages smeared on the walls of his temple...
...receipt of thousands of letters from clergymen of all denominations praising the good-will effect of Going My Way and Bells of St. Mary's. As one rabbi wrote: "We note a different attitude from the public. People now have friendly smiles as we pass on the street...
Died. The Very Rev. Joseph Herman Hertz, 73, Slovakia-born, U.S.-educated, since 1913 Chief Rabbi of the British Empire's United Hebrew Congregations, pillar of orthodoxy and Zionism (a forest in Galilee was named for him); in London...
Coming Attraction. In Newark, Jacob Goldis, 69, bought a coffin, tombstone and plot, called a rabbi, invited 40 friends to a dress rehearsal of his funeral...