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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1945
Page
11
A reader promotes a perpetual novena to Our Lady of the Snows asking priests to intercede for favors. The note claims prayers brought rapid personal healing and thanks to Father Edward A. Clark and others, inviting continued prayer for intentions.
Editorial note urges readers to send in petitions today using a coupon offer. Mentions shrine related to Our Lady of Illinois and an accompanying street or street railway petition reference. No clear dates or specific organizations provided.
The pontiff speaks to six thousand working women about aiding and championing the working class. He urges home vocation for mothers, pay adequate for workers, and strengthens Christian values in the family. Emphasizes devotion, fidelity, and mutual support among workers and spouses.
The Holy Father urged equal pay for women and men, stating working women have the same rights and duties in public life. He warned that lowering women economically harms both workers and society and called for use of political rights to support a just cause.
The fragment notes an entry indicating six years of Latin study and includes an embedded address with an implied age and extent. The readable portion provides limited context on who is involved or the purpose of the entry.
A Cadet Nurse School in North America outlines enrollment for the September 1945 class as a four year program aligning with university standards.
Possessor could own a re hand-fin lucite cross that glows in the dark. Sold as pin if preferred with a ten day money back guarantee. Price 98c plus postage and tax, or $1.20 postpaid. supply limited, write to Larentees 3635 W Ra Chicago 24 Illinois.
New York report says Scheut Fathers loss in Northern Luzon includes missions abandoned after many missionaries were killed or wounded. More than 30 sisters and several priests are missing for months. Father Diel insists the missions’ courage will restart efforts despite devastation.
Washington report details Father Maurice Sheehy of the Catholic University of America on active naval duty since 1940. He is praised for excellent performance as district chaplain and recently returned from 31 months overseas.
In New Orleans the Rev. Robert M. Brooks S J head of the classical languages department at Loyola University of the South was found dead in his room shortly after announcing he was too ill to say an early Mass. The death follows his recent illness and public notice of his inability to lead the service.
Make $25 cash by selling fifty $1 Christmas card assortments. Includes 26 embossed cards with name imprinted and 21 for $1 assortments. Profit up to 50e. Complete line and selling plan available. Send for samples to Merit Dept 11 Newark 2 New Jersey.
A notice for perpetual membership seeks individuals to join the Carmelite Fathers in Tarrytown New Zealand with a yearly option of five dollars and a one dollar application, noting the ongoing remembrance in most Masses and daily prayers.
Archbishop Cicognani urged that war’s end disperse hatred and fear and unite humanity in universal love. Vatican circles welcomed the news with prayers for true peace, hoping resources shift from death to life and that only Christ’s rebirth can end all wars. Messages praised America’s wartime effort and urged dedication to rebuilding nations.
Archbishop Groeber condemns Hitler Youth propaganda in Germany citing a Rosenberg idol and a chant promising hell for Hitler. He warns fanatism corrupts youth and urges occupation authorities to influence attitudes to guide youths toward spiritual good.
Cleveland reports a local suit against a church over use of school facilities has been withdrawn. The move ends the court action and clarifies community access to school spaces.
A jumble of old ads and notices offers religious goods mail order work massage courses and home income schemes. Entries mention Brown Loeb New York 10 Roy Vail Indiana and a Catholic bookkeeper box number in Denver with scattered misspellings and incomplete details.
Father Braun praises Moscow authorities for justice after an appeals court revises a prior assault verdict. He was fined 100 rubles and gains an extraordinary chance to appeal on July 27 1945. He thanks the Moscow municipal court for its courtesy and the unusual opportunity to justify himself.
Washington selects 10 outstanding books by American and English Catholic authors for May 1 1945 onward from the American Library Association Book Committee list. Noted writers include Rev Dr William H Russell acting head of religious studies and Rt Rev Fulton J Sheen with works Love One Another and Seven Pillars of Peace.
Fragmentary discussion cites Christ's authority and sin, exploring whether habitual sin or grace affects validity or lawfulness. It references Catholic ritual, clerical authority, and the mercy of God, touching on origin, free will, and the role of confession in forgiveness.
Ave ry Catholic Press announced awards with June Tatge named among the honorees in the ceremony.
A partial OCR fragment mentions a puzzle or list of 30 items and a rule set, with references to a person or term like BL Pater and Tad. The readable text is limited and lacks clear names, dates, places, or concrete outcomes.
NC Child and Nun relief networks in the Philippines and China mobilize 31 dioceses and 21 diocesan councils as Catholic societies convene. Reports from Cincinnati Detroit Los Angeles New Orleans Omaha Oregon St. Louis Washington Charleston note 600000 women contributing to the war relief project aiding U.S. societies.
A Hartford, Vermont seminary student and priest who paused studies to serve in the Navy was killed in action aboard the U.S.S. R amid wartime service. The report notes he had previously deferred further studies to join the war effort.
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