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Newspaper

Catholic Telegraph Register

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1945

Page

13

Local Clergy and Officials Noted in Fragmentary Text

A fragmentary OCR listing names includes figures such as Albin HL Ratermann Monsignor Clarence G G Issenmann Reverend Hawerd Graham and Clement J. Busemeyer among others. The legible items point to a gathering or directory archive involving church and community leaders.

Ger Albin HL Ratermann A.B Clarence G. G. Issenmann Jourd Hawerd Graham, Ab Clement J. Busemeyer

Mead-Aiken bill shapes federal aid to education debate

The Mead-Aiken bill proposes extensive federal funding and local control to assist needy students and improve standards. It outlines annual appropriations for general education, non public schools, transportation, textbooks, health services, and aid for adolescents, with oversight by a federal board and state trustees. The piece notes opposition and support from education groups and mentions broader political and religious commentary surrounding federal involvement and global affairs.

Mead-Aiken America of Teachers Feder- Libor CLO Organized Agriculture Ian Acally Adan Iytion Federal Security Agency Board of Apportionment Senate

Growing conviction for a last form of world note and UN prospects

A fragment discusses hopes and fears for a postwar world organization. It argues that failure at San Francisco could dampen future efforts, notes skepticism about the Big Three and paternalism, and stresses the need for universal conviction and broad representation at a forthcoming conference.

United Nations Incisto Dumbarton Oaks LY Pic San Francisco World Organization World For Francisco

Institutum Divi Thomae Announces 1945 46 Fellows

The Institutum Divi Thomae of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati plans to graduate nine sisters over three years with eight hours daily study in science labs. Two Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, two Benedictine Sisters of Scholastica, two Sisters of St. Mary, one Dominican Sister, and one Sister of the Precious Blood will join the program, all by invitation. Ten sisters from across the country to begin in the 1945 1946 scholastic year, with a $5 000 stipend per graduate scientist plus several diocesan priests pursuing philosophy and apologetics studies in Cincinnati.

Institutum Divi Thomae Archdiocese of Coan Uates Seine Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Immaculata Philadelphia Benedictine Sisters Scholastica’s College Duluth St. Mary O Columbus Our Lady of Cincinnati College Cincinnati Icago Ill St. Joseph's College Collegeville Ind Institutum Addiion

Blessed Parents in Dayton Have Ten Sons Enter Religious Life

The Scheerer family of Dayton has ten living sons all entering religious vows. Five sons became Dominicans and five joined the Carmelites. Two Dominicans, Fathers B. H. Scheerer and A. L. Scheerer, were ordained in the United States. The other five sons joined the Discalced order at Holy Hill in Milwaukee, with two in Washington, D. C. and three at Holy Hill. Louis Scheerer, the father, once studied at St. Rose's Priory in Cincinnati and was known as Brother Hyacinth before deciding against a religious vocation.

Louis Scheerer Dayton B. H. Scheerer A. L. Scheerer United States Monastery of Persee

Political forces clash over Vatican power in wartime rhetoric

The article argues that a Nazi state cannot control the Catholic Church and predicts Allied leaders will resist external pressure. It frames the Allies as defenders of international order and constructive solutions rather than chaos, signaling a debate over religious autonomy and wartime diplomacy.

Rome Jens Menial Sat 'Ortereiohar ii

War servicemen memorials from Archdiocese noted deaths and missing

A wartime memorial notice lists several service members connected to Archdiocese communities. Donald died in Germany after serving since 1948 with multiple brothers in the army. Pfc William Maurer has been missing in Germany since March 7. 2nd Lt James Spillman and Lt John Beres reported missing then located safe in German prison. Lt Norbert Mott died in June 1943 while serving as forward observer with artillery. The piece mentions families and hometowns in Cincinnati and surrounding areas.

Donald Germany Minade High School Art Barga Versail Pvt Richard Barga Camp Fannin Tex Nelson Barga England France Norman Barge Moore Field Mission William E. Maurer Ar Department Joseph Maurer Cinnamon Street Cincinnati Ay S Firo Purcell Pfe J . Maurer James J. Og Francis’ Seminary Mt. Healthy James J. Spillman Foster Peter Rebel Rice Street Spillman Infantry Lis Jonas E. Guillozet Russia Assttian Eco John M. Beres Jugoslavis Pew Sternment Beres E Deeptety Chaminade High School Union of Mott Wenmaad Nor- Red Bank Road Ates Axbeter Norbert Mott Ee Ee Arthur B. Keller

Mercy Students Win Two Local Scholarships

Two Greater Cincinnati high school students from Mercy received scholarships. Helen Mary Elias and Mary Beth Ritter earned ten week radio technique courses after radio auditions at WSAI. Ritter previously won a four year scholarship to Our Lady of Cincinnati College. both will wear the high gold medal for math and art excellence.

Our Lady of Cincinnati College Henrietta Ritter Joana Place Cincinnati Elias John Elias Crestline Avenue Mother of Mercy High School Marjorie Bosse Binch Anmerican Legion Omore

Musicale to Aid Our Lady of Cincinnati Ushers For Mission Benefit

College students will serve as ushers at the Holy Trinity Colored mission benefit musicale on April 4 at 8. Readings list Jeanne Rat derbeck M Lou Palmer Ethel Hart Jean erbeck Leslie Ap Joanne Homan. Performers include Adelintin Kiely soprano Mrs Ann Di Girolamo pianist Hoffman bass and Linda Obucci accompanist. Previous concert funded parish school renovations. Conducted by Rev Accorsi F S C and Rev Dominic Ferrara with chairs Behler Boehmer and others.

Our Lady of Cincinnati College Holy Trinity Colored Mission Jeanne Ratderbeck M Lou Palmer Ethel Hart Jean Erbeck Leslie Ap Joanne Homan Pitty Suptonesttre Adelintin Kiely Ann di Girolamo Hoffman Linda Obucci Et Accorsi F.S.C Dominic Ferrara ethony.Behler Walter A. Boehmer Louis H. Ee William A.ns William Cooper William Creed John M. Cronin Jill Edward Fixari Michael di Girolamo Go Nolan W ™m Sunderman Walter F. Verkamp

Nicolai Named to Orphanage Committee in Cincinnati

Adam F. Nicolai, general chairman of the 108th Orphan Aloysius, has been tapped as purchasing committee chairman for the St. Aeyses society. Joining Nicolai on the committee are Norbert J. Benn ing, Delbert H., and William Hengehold.

Adam F. Nicolai Aloysius Aiken Raantas Oo Eading Cincinnati Ap- P St. ‘Aeyses Society Aloys G. Dent Society Nicollai Norbert J. Benning Delbert H William Hengehold

Local clergy seek archdiocesan cooperation in post term

Fragments show discussion among church officials including Rev Paul Leibold and Rev Ed about archdiocesan cooperation after term limits. The note references Xavier, St Louis parishes, and a letter sent to the archdiocese seeking support and a council for future plans.

Ullan Garrity Xavier Cu v. Earl Co St. Louis Paul Leibold St. Louis’ Church Mont Pleenant

Sketch event for children due April 11 in school auditorium

A sketch presenting by children of the third grade will be held in the school auditorium by Wednesday April 11.

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