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Newspaper

Catholic Telegraph Register

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1945

Page

16

Chaplains Gather to Meet Archbishop Spellman in Honolulu

Seventy three chaplains from the army and navy assembled at the residence of Bishop James J. Sweeney in Honolulu to hear Archbishop Spellman urge duty to soldiers and mission work. He warned against liberals who would prolong conflict yet stressed the battle for souls must continue. The archbishop then flew to Guam and on to Pacific islands.

Aer .Pena Mogel Roeme Arc James J. Sweeney Honolulu Spellman Chaplains Saul Guam Ae Pacific

Classified Ads Fragments Offer Miscellany and Offers

A collage of classified lines includes offers for health products remedies books nursing training legal help and a camera fans notice. The text shows prices postpaid addresses and vague opportunities with no clear single story or outcome.

Consecration Set for Bishop Elect Arnold

The Military Ordinariate announced the consecration of the armed forces bishop elect in St. Stephen’s Cathedral on Thursday Oct 1. The Most Rev Jobe Fr Noll Bishop of Fortie and Most Rev John O’Hara Bishop of Buffalo will be co consecrators. The sermon will be preached by Most Rev Michael J Ready Bishop of Columbus.

New York Ordin St. Segathedral Francis J. Dodtadate

Editor of NCWC Spanish Service Named New Editor

Jaime Fonseca Mora, long time Siri’s assistant for Noticias Catolicas, is named to succeed the editor of the NCWC Spanish Service. A Costa Rican citizen, Fonseca has also served his country in other capacities.

Washington Jaime Fonseca Mora Siri Noticias Catolicas Fonseca Costa Rica Con

Fordham Professor Granted Leave for History Work

Dr. Sylvester J emleben an associate professor of history at Fordham University has been granted a leave of absence to serve as editor in chief of the historical project of the U S chemical warfare service.

New York Sylvester Jemleben Fordham Eee U. S. Chemical Warfare Service

Mission Leaders Appoint Francis Spellman National Secretary

The Near East Missions assigns Most Rev. Francis J. Spellman D D as President and Very Rev. Thomas J. McMahon as National Secretary with Rev. Andrew H. Rogosh as Assistant Secretary in the church administration.

Francis J. Spellman D.D Thomas J. McMahon T.D Andrew H. Rogosh T.L

Prodigals Report Catholic Growth in Malabar Mission

Archbishop Ivan reports rapid conversion in Malabar South India with about one hundred fifty parishes and thirty schools forming two new dioceses. He notes Father and Mother joined the faith, and calls for continued support, referencing fallen soldiers and devotion.

Malabar South India Ivanona Severios Nane

Members indulgences Hare wil ei cole that amels ie

Vague readable fragment notes a collection by members for a whole. The text mentions indulgences and collective effort but lacks clear names, places, or events to specify a real outcome or context.

Fragmentary line hints at urgent request

A partial OCR line suggests a plea or instruction about making something possible. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or places to identify persons or events.

Unfinished Note on Benefactor and Chapel Request

An old benefactor once sent funds before the required sum was provided. The text hints at an unfinished inquiry about a chapel and whether payment is needed to proceed. The fragment mentions Delp or a similar name and leaves unclear who requests what remains.

Two Chapels Seek Furnishings for War Memorial

Local project requests donations of furniture and fixtures for two chapels in a wartime setting. Officials outline needs and deadlines, inviting community support.

Wall Street figure buys sacral items in Mass service

A seventy five dollar Wall Street figure can purchase Mass vestments a chalice and a ciborium to hold the Sacred Hosts for Communion.

Near East

War's Aftermath Leaves Homeless Children on Corfu Island

A fragmentary report notes children without homes on Corfu as the war's devastations linger. Officials and aid groups face shortages while seeking shelter and relief for displaced youths amid ongoing hardship.

Appointment of Fa Nader to Archbishopric of Aleppo

A Beirut cleric from St. Elias' church Fa Nader is named Archbishop of Aleppo. The note praises his missionary work and devotion, recalling an 80 year old visit and his lifelong service to the church amid broad blessings.

Fa Nader St. Elias’ Church Beirut Lebanon Aleppo Sin

Leper Fund Supports Mother Pauline and Companions

A terse note honors Mother Pauline and her companions, signaling pride in their efforts. It mentions a Leper Fund drawing attention to their work and resilience.

Pauline

Unclear WWII Homecoming Toasts Revealed in Fragments

Fragmentary note recalls a furlough scene with a chaplain and several officers including Col. Peter J. Smukla of Yonkers Capt L Carlisle of Alice Texas Charles Rossie of Somoe the Mass and Capt William E Epifan of Stamford Conn expressing happiness about heading home.

Ehane FBI Iceland Col Peter J. Smukla Yonkers N. Y L. Carlisle Alice, Tex Charles Rossie William E

Catholic Family Digest expands to 48 pages in new format

The Digest plans a larger format and page count, moving from 32 to 48 pages as Catholic Family- section offerings grow. It highlights Bishop John F. Noll of Fort Wayne as founder of Our Sunday Visitor and a pioneer in Catholic journalism.

Amily Digest Peary Ngs John F. Noll Fort Wayne Our Sunday Visitor

Governments Honor Monsignor in London Ceremony

The Rt. Rev. Monsignor has long served in public life, honored by British Ambassador Philip Nichols who met the prelate. Monsignor Sramek hosted the welcome in London as head of the Czecho-Slovakian government-in-exile. A felicitation message was sent in return.

Monsi Philip Nichols London Monsignor Sramek

Requiem Held For Cardinal Maglione Anniversary

A requiem was celebrated in Vatican City on the first anniversary of the death of Cardinal Luigi Maglione. The service took place in Giulia chapel of the Vatican. Rev Domenico secretary for Extraordinary Ecclesiastical Affairs officiated the rite.

Vatican City Luigi Maglione Seine Wbris Re. Giulia

Unrefutable Doctor Alexander of Hales Remembered

The seventh centenary of Alexander of Hales, the Unrefutable Doctor, is noted. A native of Eoghan, he joined the University of Paris and taught pupils including St Bona venture and St Thomas Aquinas. Late in life he joined the Order of Friars Minor.

Alexander of Hales Eoghan University of Paris St. Bonaventure St. Thomas Aquinas Innocent IV Order of Friars Miner St. Ge

Loras College Preparations Attract Bethlehem Priests

In Dubuque under arrangements by Most Rev James Me for fall terms, ten Loras students will enter as freshmen while ten seniors move from Loras academy. Four priests of the Order of Bethlehem of Switzerland will attend Porencalloge to begin their work similar to Maryknoll Fathers.

Maryknoll Loras College Dubuque James Me Loras Loras Academy Order of Bethlehem of Switzerland Maryknoll Fathers Porencalloge Tectedy Ogiich

Pledged Funds Reach 424,717 for St Dunstan's College

The sum of 424,717 dollars has been pledged in the campaign for St. Dunstan's College. The drive covers 61 parishes and missions within the Diocese of Charlottetown.

Charlottetown St. Dunstan’s College

Prague Clergy Imprisoned by Nazis Faces Horror and Death

In Prague the Archdiocese reports 109 religious and clerics were imprisoned in concentration camps during the Nazi occupation. Survivors recount fear, torture, and loss including notable figures like Canon Borek-Dohalsky and Abbot Kuban, with many dying under harsh conditions before liberation.

Prague Rrespeteks NOWC Hitler Antonin Count Borek- Dohalsky Vykoukas Emmaus Prague Monchet Methodius Kuban

Ship Launched Bearing Card O Connell’s Name

The ship bearing the late Cardinal O Connell’s name was launched August 24 in South Portland Maine in the presence of Church and civic authorities. Cardinal Mary anists of Newton Massachusetts acted as representatives of the Church.

O’connell South Portland William O’conn Cardinal O'Connell Church O'Conne Ee Maryanists Newton Mass

How The Catholic Order of Foresters Will Benefit You

A fragmented summary notes benefits for members. It mentions respect, patriotism, parliamentary procedure, discussion, idea exchange, fellowship, and lasting friendships that spread from lodge to community. The text references past and present members and a large membership.

Order of Foresters O Heleeb Attiaon

Catholic Order offers lifelong insurance protection and benefits

The Catholic Order markets twelve adult and six juvenile insurance certificates with strong legal reserves and a record of prompt claims. It promises protection for loved ones, retirement income, and cash benefits, emphasizing welfare, fellowship, spiritual chances, and recreation with no obligation to join.

Order Catholic Oaidy Esters United Stasa Ada

Her fleet clears the Mediterranean waters amid bold maneuvers

A fragment notes a fleet moving through the Mediterranean with decisive action. The garbled text hints at a strategic maneuver or clearance by a commander, but the exact details and identities are unreadable.

McCartyville Church Drives War-Era Building Program

In McCartyville the church undertakes a drive to fund a war era building program. Edward H leads efforts as the project progresses amid wartime constraints and community support.

Opening of Roman Catholic university marks new era

A formal opening ceremony at the Pius XII college marks the establishment of a Roman Catholic university in New York. Distinguished guests include Basuto representatives and other regional Catholic leaders as the event inaugurates the new academic program.

New York Roma Catholic Univers Pius XII College Basutos

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