Bishops urge realistic view of world peace at Franciscan conference
The Catholic Welfare Conference issues a concise digest praising realism in pursuing peace. It warns isolationism persists in major powers, critiques Soviet, Nazi, and fascist ideologies, and asserts democracy alongside strong religious guidance as essential to enduring peace. Delegates at the California conference are urged to consider these insights.
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Catholic Welfare Conference
Francisco
America
Russia
Baltic States
Alres
Hitler
Mussolini
Divine Master
Tod Peationel
St. Francis
Saint Francis as Model for Peace Delegates
A reflection on the international Be ae & Week in Assisi proposing St. Francis as a peace patron. The text links devotion to saints with a call for unity of hearts, harmony with the King, and peaceful nations through prayer and moral example.
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Assisi
St. Francis
Pope urges May prayers for peace treaty leaders
The Holy Father calls for special prayers in May for the diplomats drafting the next peace treaty. He warns against justice-bypower and asks Mary to intercede to move world leaders toward a universal peace that honors all nations and rights. He notes divine aid requires human cooperation and urges collective prayer.
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Prince of Peace
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Labor and management seek unity in productive forces pact
Pope Pius XII calls for a new organization of productive forces uniting employers and employees for common welfare. AFL CIO and U S Chamber of Commerce sign an agreement to cooperate after the war, aiming to ease labor-management divisions despite obstacles and political pressures.
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Holy Father
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Labor
Catholics in Service Pvt nd HH. Cieimeent
The fragment mentions Catholics serving in the army with Pvt and HH designations. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR. No identifiable events, dates, or locations can be confirmed from the text provided.
Observers urge wartime peace with faith and rights in view
The Observer calls for a nonFinal peace conference after war fever subsides and outlines eight fundamental principles for postwar order. It stresses human rights derived from God, international charity, no oppression of any race, and mutual aid between nations in building lasting security.
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Brotherhood of Man
Purcell youths earn honors in poster contest and speeches
Purcell students garner awards in a poster contest with John Bannan Jack Hedricks and Maurice receiving publication notices for verse efforts. Senior Donald Kern speaks on an international radio program on education with Vivian Max of Walnut Hills High School. Gov. Lausche also contributed. Kern swept the city wide CSMC oratorical contest and starred in Purcell’s play with a vocation week featuring clergy and lay speakers.
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Vivian Max
Walnut Hills High School
England
Frank Lausche
Kern
Cavaliers
Ralph Mitchell
Our Lady of Cincinnati College
Netherland Plaza
Hall of Mirrors
CSMC
Geomerny Gedb Stein
WSAI
Scholarship Exam Set for May 12 at Mt Notre Dame
A scholarship examination for eighth grade pupils in Cincinnati schools will be held May 12 at Mt Notre Dame Academy Reading starting at 9 30 am. Two scholarships for one year are awarded valued at 115 each by the Alene Association and the Parent Teachers Association.
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0000 Orphan Feast Promises 2000 Prize Awards
A total of 2000 in cash prizes will be the grand awards for the 108th east home war contest event.
Catacombs of Rome and Papal Audience Memories
An account describes Rome’s catacombs used by early Christians for burial and worship. The writer recalls visiting with Father Gilligan, touring corridors, and meeting Pope Pius XII, who blessed rosaries and greeted a diverse audience including soldiers and nurses, in a warm, informal reception.
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Cincinnati
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Rome
Palestine
Poland
League of Nations
Hollywood
Catholic Radio Programs On Air In Cincinnati Dayton
Catholic radio schedule lists Archdiocesan choir at 9 30 p m April 28 on WKRC Cincinnati and drama and program segments at 9 15 a m April 29 on WHIO Dayton and 10 80 SAL Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Archdiocesan Choir
Massio
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WHIO
Dayton
Sov
Deeg J. Mulvey
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