FROM THE TABLET PHOTO FILES OF 1962: Tablet newsboys, Francis Caramanica, left, and William H. Hart, from St. Sebastian’s parish, Woodside, review their paper routes with Edmond J. Thompson of The Tablet’s circulation department.

From The Tablet of March. 6, 1926

Lead Story

Curtis-Reed Bill Is Opposed at Hearing by Noted Educator -

Brooklyn Woman Heard on Bill - Mrs. McGoldrick Was One of Few Permitted to Address Committee

“Mrs. Thomas A. McGoldrick, Regent of the Brooklyn Council of the International Federation of Catholic Alumnae, was one of the half-dozen permitted to address the Senate and House Committee on the Curtis-Reed Bill last week. Although there were several hundred opponents of the measure on hand, the committees so allotted the time that the opposition force had only a brief period to place forward the arguments. For this reason about all of the testimony against the measure was submitted in writing.”

Other Front Page Headlines

New Chancellor Is Appointed - Bishop Announces the Appointment (Fr. Francis Oechsler) at Synod

Brooklyn Young Man (Father Edward J. Hanrahan) Ordained in Rome

Expelled Priests Here, Revealing Mexican Terror - Ten Priests, Four Brothers and One Nun Arrive in New York Penniless and Homeless

Films Hurt Children, U.S. Official Asserts

Inside Headlines

Methodists Hear Klan Denounced - Some Do Not Approve; Says Negroes Are Driven to Catholic Church... English Birth Rate Now Lowest - Figures in 1925 Show Even French Record Broken by Britain... Birth Control and Auto Cut Carriage Sales

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