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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1945
Page
8
ports Review notes the return of baseball season while paying tribute to Father Maurice E. Reardon who died. discusses major and minor leagues and wartime service shaping the game. praises American fans and players keeping baseball alive during war and hints at a World Series with international teams.
The presidents of Mission Crusade will meet in Cincinnati on Sunday afternoon April 29. Nominations for next year's Cincinnati conference officers will be submitted at the meeting. Elections will be held at a conference on May 6 at Mother of Mercy High School Westwood.
St Lawrence's church at Arson and Carson avenues in Cincinnati will host a parish card party on Wednesday May 2 at 2 pm and 8 30 pm. Parish groups A and B coordinate the event with Edmond Bronner and Edna Brauer named as co chairs. Admission is 50 cents and a cedar chest prize will be awarded.
An eighth grader at Peter in Chains school in Hamilton won a prize in the junior division of a Wayne memorial essay contest. The winner’s father is Marc Fiehrer, Hamilton prosecuting attorney.
Normandy marks a silver jubilee for Elizabeth and Petra, Oblate Sisters of Providence, two colored sisters honored in a church service. The Mass celebrant from St. Louis and a visiting bishop attended as the sisters celebrated twenty five years of service and motherhood to orphans.
The Most Rev. Karl J. Mene, bishop of Toledo, announced a $1,000,000 drive linked with war bond purchases to support a central Catholic high school, Notre Dame academy, and St. Ursula's academy. Funds will go to the building fund for these institutions.
Fragmentary notice notes Edward F Murphy publishing works with youthful religious life themes. It mentions brothers and reliance on help to conquer challenges, reflecting a religious guidance tone.
Polish historian Oskar Halecki, in the United States, urges revision of the Morgentau era agreements to protect small nations. He backs expanding Security Council representation, canceling nonbinding recommendations, and ensuring veto safeguards, arguing for a Christian-based international order to prevent major-power domination.
Representatives from 64 lay organizations urge firm peace with just concessions and integrity in the UN preparations. They warn that justice must not be compromised and stress moral law binding nations and people, meeting under the Coordinating Committee of the Archdiocese of New York.
A humorous prediction from 34 years earlier is recounted as Auxiliary Bishop Joseph A. Burke blessed the Chapel of St. Gabriel in Buffalo. The chapel, formerly the short age by Nativity parish, ties to 1911 when Rev. Daniel J. Walsh spoke with a Nativity parish trustee regarding ownership.
Bishop Giovanni Costantini blessed the cornerstone for the new Benedictine Montecassino project as local ceremonies proceeded with ceremony and religious rites.
The Vatican announces Most Rev Alcide Marina as Apostolic Delegate to the Holy See with an Apostolic legate role. The appointment will take effect after formal papal confirmation in the coming months.
Mr and Mrs Thomas F Sullivan of Waterloo Iowa announce their sons have assumed oversight of a local theater for a broadcast event. The program features the Bless ies choir and music from Merestague as part of a national effort.
A partial, unclear text hints at an inquiry into a theft affecting readers. The legible words suggest concern about when an end will come and who is involved, but no concrete names, dates, or places are readable.
Very Hugh O'Donnell outlines Notre Dame strategy to raise about 25 million dollars to solidify the university's position. Roughly half will go to endowment and graduate work, with another 10 million for buildings and facilities as the school balances religious aims with advancing technological subjects. He argues for education in harmony of faith and world know-how against secular reductionism.
The speech discusses peace as a war task by Rt. Rev. J Sheen of the Catholic ity of America at Civic auditorium. He cites the Francisco conference and warns this is the last chance Western nations have to shape world order. He outlines five amendments to the Dumba law focusing on justice, international rights, and a universal bill of rights.
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