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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1945
Page
11
New York notes prominent leaders from Catholic and Jewish faiths propose nine charter ideas for a United Nations system. The proposals aim to shape international cooperation and peacekeeping efforts, reflecting interfaith input at a critical postwar planning stage.
J Edgar Hoover, head of the FBI, commends the Vocational Training school for boys in San Diego. The piece notes broader themes from a San Francisco conference on juvenile welfare and international law reforms including universal membership, treaty revisions, mutual disarmament, and an international bill of rights.
Cardinal Michael von Faulhaber, Archbishop of Munich and Freising, evacuated his episcopal residence after the Frauenkirche and other churches suffered extensive bomb damage. He remains active in guiding German bishops amid wartime difficulties.
A fragmented notice describes a dirndl pattern 4653 with a sweetheart neckline and puffed sleeves. It mentions fabric needs and yardage, plus an address in Chicago and a print inquires style details.
The federation announces Catholic Education Day on April 19 at Juli enne High School starting 1 30 p m. Mrs Paul Schneble chairs with Mrs Urban Smith as co chair Rev Paul Wagner will discuss They Also Serve Rev Albert will lecture Wake Up Catholic Parents an open discussion follows Benediction closes sessions Rev Henry J Thessing will officiate A half holiday is granted for faculty to attend by Monsignor Carl J Ryan supervisor of schools.
Seen in the HEADLINES recounts a jumble of modernist vignettes. A million dollar rock strip appears in a tale of golden metal while a New Orleans meat demonstration flops on proper cuts. A lemon powder reuse and a Florida man breakfast twist finish the fragment.
Polish soldiers stationed nearby form groups to pray before and after meals, a practice noted amid their daily routines. The report highlights religious observance among troops and its impact on dining habits.
A discussion on fostering rural youth through Christian values and education to encourage life on the land. It urges family farms, professional vocations, rural pastors, and community programs to raise rural living standards and sustain youth involvement.
Day to day campus assembly explored Dumbarton Oaks aims led by faculty head and joined by senior artist and sophomore science students. Miss Dudlext and DeHart noted as club members linked to the varsity International forum while Dr. Schneble contributed.
The Newman library at Loretto will host its next book review on the evening of April 18 at 8 30 in the Loretto lounge. Mrs Anita Mulhern, acclaimed for last month’s review, will return as reviewer.
American Catholic soldiers in Paris attended a solemn Easter Mass near the Eiffel Tower facing Camp de Mars. Present were Jefferson Caffery, Lt. Gen. John, governor of Paris, and F Luiset of the Paris police.
The University of Dayton sponsors a national math honor unit to promote competence and appreciation of mathematics. The motto Full of Promise for the Advancement of Mankind underscores math's role in culture, the society’s aims, and members' leadership potential. Chapters will form across secondary schools and progress toward university affiliation.
Council leaders urge 500 000 Knights to heed Supreme Council message calling for recognition of God as world Ruler and moral principles guiding nations. Weekly Friday 12:15 pm rosary observed in Loge for troops and peace efforts. Grand Knight Joseph Treon and Bierlein lead the Catholic activities drive.
A discussion notes slum clearance and housing policy amid tax and bond concerns. It calls for targeted low income housing projects, local control, and careful planning to avoid private enterprise conflict while meeting absolute housing needs.
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