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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1945
Page
13
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A historical critique ponders the atomic bomb’s existential threat and urges a return to Christian faith to avert global destruction. It links material power to moral collapse, calling for a renewed spiritual order and peace through religious renewal.
A Yale committee proposes strengthening religious values on campus and informs alumni in New York Times coverage from August 5. The article notes reactions to Nazism, calls for truth in education, and emphasizes spiritual development within the university community.
The Harvard report argues against over specialization in schooling and warns elective systems may erode general education in social sciences languages and math. It urges a balanced mix of general and specialized study to foster moral culture and civic responsibility.
The piece warns that the atomic age could erase civilization, discusses wartime implications and public speculation, and notes the moral challenge of preventing broader destructive use as nations rush to arm. It reflects on Hiroshima and the need to restrain future bombings.
The Observer outlines tensions between state control and political sovereignty under the cabinet. It notes mixed beliefs about imperial descent and Shinto, mentions Tokyo’s government stance, and Catholic influence, with observers unsure how religion and state will shape Japan’s future.
Cincinnati church obituary recalls Rev. James Deasy's decade as pastor of St. Cecilia in Oakley. He were born 1874 in Cincinnati, studied in Rome, joined Mt. St. Marys seminary faculty, founded St. Cecilia’s parish, oversaw school and the 1927 church and rectory project, and served in roles including Pro Synod and dean of the Cincinnati deanery.
Archdiocesan authorities announce continuation of the Oratio Imperate Pre Pace at Mass and benediction prayers for peace. The Prayer for Our Country in Time of War after Low Masses should be said for the blessings of a just and lasting nation.
Fragments describe a distant blast or shock with vague references to an atomizer and Soviet action, noting the event’s felt impact thousands of miles away and implying a large radioactive or explosive force without clear details.
War casualties loom in a Cincinnati area column detailing victims and survivors. Frederick Dehmer is listed as a fallen sailor with a family of three children and multiple siblings. Sgt. Paul Fleegeman is described as killed in France while serving with an infantry unit. Requiem masses are noted, with family ties including wives, parents, and siblings from Cheviot and Cincinnati.
The three day festival at St. William's on Avenue and Sunset will close Saturday night from 5 to 7 p.m. with a final event featuring a procession and a special defense demonstration.
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