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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1953
Page
2
The National Council of Catholic Women urges sending $5 food parcels to needy families in Europe and Asia, delivered in flour sacks that double as clothing. Donations may exceed $5. NCCW address is 1312 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington.
Rome reports Archbishop James R. Knox, newly named Apostolic Delegate to British and West Africa, leaving by air for Mombasa to assume duties. He succeeds Archbishop David Matthew, who retires due to ill health.
Researchers in Kansas City study at St. Vincent’s Hospital find no prejudice between Black and White staff. They report that Sisters of Charity could make anything work and that both Black and White employees express mutual respect, suggesting Christian charity as a factor.
Jiri Wertheimer, 25, and J. Zdenek Wolf, 23, fled East Germany in a tin sports plane. They crossed the Iron Curtain to freedom after declaring they could no longer distinguish truth from lies in their homeland.
The Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women will publish and distribute booklets for Marian Year observances. First booklet Welcome Christ With Us at Christmas covers Advent to Candlemas with guidance on home celebration and symbols.
St Monica s St Catharine s and Our Lady of Perpetual Help finished emergency surgical dressing quotas for civil defense. St Monica s group led by Mrs George Angst and Mrs Ed Gibbons produced 150 large 150 small dressings and 305 bandages. St Catharine s group directed by Mrs Herbert Trefzger Sister Helen Catherine and Mrs William Placke made 250 large 250 small dressings and 500 bandages. Our Lady of Perpetual Help reported 88 large 88 small dressings and 176 bandages under Sister Mary Loretta.
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