Requiem Masses Held for Local War Dead
A laundry list of solemn Requiem Masses and high worship services scheduled across parishes for servicemen and women killed in action. Names include James E. Malarkey USMC, Leo H. Robinson, James J. Siemer, and John J. Steamer, with services at St. Andrew's St. Patrick's Holy Cross and other churches.
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Joseph L
Sition
S&s
NURRE
Annini
Loule
As Mtivity Apape
Inés
Neis de Sales
Haas—Mamie
Norwood High
Oo Peter and Peas
Vorhis
Ehu
Reading
Paneny
Tory
Malarkey
Pfe
James E
USMC
Iwo Jima
St. Andrew's
Milford
Einers—Clem
St. Henry
St. Aloysius
Mueller—John
Reece
St. Boniface’s
Mehaus
Clarence
Sts. Peter and Paul's
Gilligan
Eger—Henry
Requiem High Bain
Holy Penrly Church
Sorlman Pfe
James Clarence
St. Joseph Or Nazareth’s Church
Ryan
John M
St. Xavier's
Olivia
St. Mark’s Church
NUARE
Schick—William
Holy Family Sehurch
Schlegel
Emma Filorence
St. Agnes’ Church
Schoenhoft
Vincent Joseph
St. Cecilia's
G. Witt
Good
Schreck
Valentine J
St. Mary’s Church
Schroeder
Elizabeth
St. Dominic’s Church
Del
Eiz—Rose
Mere
Church of the
John J
Holy Angels
Wagner—John, Sr
Church of the Assumption
Full employment plans loom after 1940s job losses
The article argues that the United States faced enormous post war employment needs, citing estimates of 8 to 19 million potential jobs and proposing that about 14 million new roles be created beyond 1940 levels. It notes costs of unemployment and frames Congress as essential to implement economic policy.
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National Industrial Conference
America
Senate
House Committee On
Brooking Institution
Committee
Committee Forconomic Development
William Green
American Federaon of Labor
Congress
79Th Congress
Ren Gay Recon
Elpeirg
Field of Battle Claims 9 Archdiocesan Service Men
A list of World War II service members from Cincinnati area archdiocese units is detailed. Names include Pfc Howard Scheibly killed on Iwo Jima February 19, Pvt Joseph L Duenne killed March 5, S Sgt Robert J Gunther killed November 2, 1944, and Lt Leo H Robinson killed March 14 in Germany. Also noted are Pfc James C Pohlman killed March 10, Pvt Donald P Westendorf killed March 27, Lt Donald A Walter killed in a B 26 crash near Dayton, and several reported missing or wounded with families listed.
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Marshall Islands
Saipan
Tinian
Jack Scheibly
James
William Vogt
Dayton
Joseph L. Duenne
Fifth Marine Division
Iwo Jima
Duenne
Mary Dirt Duenne
Sutter Avenue
English Woods
Cincinnati
Jos Duenne
Borden Street
Sacred Heart School
Jo Ann
Rose Marie
Judy
Robert
William
Leo
Herman
Merchant Marines
Robert J. Gunther
Germany
War Department
Edward Gunther
Flower Avenue
Gunther
el High School
AAF
Leo H. Robinson
First Army
Harrison Avenue
Elder High School
Robinson
Lynne Cravaack
Jefferson Avenue
Harry
Francis
Charles
Arthur Robinson
Jean Robinson
John Funk
Harold Bergman
James C. Pohlman
Navy Department
C. W. Pohlman
North Avenue
Silverton
St.ohn’s Church
Deer Park
Pfc
Pohlman
Bernard Pohlman
India
Cpl
Robert Pohlman
Marines
Pacific
Marine Corps
Purcell High School
Kans
Mageine
Walter
Se Squadron
Bowling
RAF
Margie Gallagher
Burns Avenue
Ralph Bunke
Henry Bunke
Jamestown Street
St. Xavier’s Hi School
Bunke
15Th Air Force
Italy
Charles Rolland Luster
France
Ira Strong
Chestnut Avenue
Springfield
M-Stammlager
Luster
St. Raphael’s School
Robert J. Downing
Margaret Downing
Glenway Avenue
Downing
John Downing
Hawthorne Oe
Hole Pas Eto
He ‘Amily Parish
Albert Brossart
a_ hospital ‘sart
Nansen Street
St. Ceepte
William A
Gerard
Iwo
Simoes
Wwan
Burkhart
William D. Burkhart
Rosemont Nese Saree
William’ Rent
Coat of arms and insignia of Bishop elect Mussio described
The article explains the Episcopal coat of arms for Bishop elect Mussio, detailing symbols such as the Tau cross for St Anthony and a red field with a gold city device for Cincinnati. It describes the mitre cross and green hat with tassels, and explains hat colors and tassel counts for various clerical ranks.
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Tion
St. John
St. Anthony of Padua
Cincinnati
Mussio
Ursuline Open House and Events Schedule
Ursuline academy in Cincinnati hosts a spring open house on Tuesday afternoon April 17 with an open house tea and Mothers club meeting at 2 p.m. Mrs. F William Schimanski presides and Mrs. Raymond F Voss chairs the program. The senior class presents the class play on April 26 and 27 in the academy auditorium.
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Ursuline Academy
Oak Street
Cincinnati
Mothers’ Club
F. William Schimanski
Raymond F. Voss
Academy
Justin Ley McCarthy
Two U S Soldiers Wounded in Germany Report
War department telegrams note Pfe James W Tynan 22 wounded March 3 in Germany while serving with a tank battalion. He is the son of Mrs Mary Tynan of Cincinnati. Cpl Paul G Hentz, graduate of Hamilton Catholic High School, was involved in front line action in Europe.
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Haner
Lawrence J. Rose
Missouri
Anne
Dayton
Jean Rose
Mary’s Church
John P
St. Joseph’s King Springfield
Philippine Islands
Charles J.ins
Selma Road
Springfield
Springfield Catholic
Central High School
St. Gregory’s Seminary
Cincinnati
Higgins
Navy
James
Pacific
Thomas
Knoll Seminary
Maryknoll
James W. Tynan
Germany
War Department
Mary T. Tynan
Ballard Avenue
Pfe. T
Purcell High Schoo
Paul G. Hentz
Hamilton Catholic High School
Hensel
Hennie
Hentz
Pri Ae
Hennevien Desc
France
Belgiuum
Ies
Forty Hours Devotion Across Cincinnati Parishes
The schedule lists parishes including St. Bernard's Winton Place St. Bernard's North Bend St. Coalstone Cincinnati and others in April and near San Antonio Cincinnati St. Patrick's Coens St. Mary's Fra St. Peter and Paul's New port St. Michael's Cincinnati Holy Angels Dayton with devotion events across weeks.
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St. Bernard’s
Winton Place
St. Bernard's
North Beod Ne
St Coalstone
Cincinnati
San Antonio
St. Patrick's
Coens
St. Mary's
Fra
St. Peter and Paul's
Newport
St. Michael's
Holy Angele
Dayton
Brother listed among missing in action in WWII notice
Fragmentary obituary item notes two brothers with a 1940s background. Flower avenue Cincinnati is mentioned as missing in action. A high school graduate named James J. Sie is noted as Pvt. James J. Siem with references to a Solemn Mass at St William’s church and relatives Frances Sears and Edwin Vogel. Page 4 continues.
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Flower Avenue
Cincinnati
Elder High
RAF
St. William’s Church
Frances Sears
Edwin Vogel
Paul Gunther
James J. Siem
James J. Sie
Tribute and plea mark commission in shocking event
Text fragment shows a memorial style tribute followed by a plea connected to a commission. Names, dates, or places are not clearly readable, but the passage signals an emotionally charged civic action tied to a commission and a notable individual.
Melodrama at Dayton University Opens Dramatic Club
Dayton University presents Pure As the Dirt by Paul Loomis this Friday in the U of D auditorium with Jaine Winckelman of Dayton in a lead role. Cast includes John Haskins, Ed Spang, Eleanor Shira, Rita McGaehler, Helen Richard, and Jeane Warmer Reichard leads production.
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N Dayton
Paul Loomis
Aes University of Daysed Dramatic Club
U. of D
Jaine Winckelman
Junior Dent
Dayton
Will Pag
John Haskins
Maiman
Ed Spang
Eleanorr Shira
Rita McGaehler
Helen Richard
Elardo
Catherine Stich
Unger
Jeane Warmrice Reichard
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