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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1945
Page
1
A fragmented passage discusses innocence, the value of children in spiritual life, and a warning against corruption. It references biblical phrases about becoming as a child and preserving purity, noting a struggle to interpret belief and morality in society. The text also hints at a scale of influence across many ports or regions.
Obituary notes the death of Victor Zuber at 87 on November 23 at his home in Collegeville. The native of Joseph’s parish was known for his enduring service as a mail driver and his interest in medicinal herbs.
A fragmented article discusses Pius XII’s stance on women’s dignity and social roles amid modern industry. It critiques limiting women to domestic tasks while noting implications for family life, education, and economic factors influencing women entering industrial work.
A planned radio address by Father Francis J. Flanagan and Stanley J. Bertke on Catholic labor principles was rejected by the station. The topic titled The Right to Organize to Strike faced objections over passages about workers, government, and papal quotes, prompting debate over censorship and fairness.
An official archbishop order appoints Rev Edward G Pratt and others to leadership at St Cecilia s Oakley Mary s church under the Most Rev Archbishop NCE G ISSENMANN as chancellor. The 1945 date is indicated.
An archival note from the Archdiocese of Cincinnati dated November 27, 1948, references a papal encyclical letter issued to Fathers and directed to renew a short page design. The fragmentary text mentions Pope Pius and a 3-column page format.
The archbishop urges parishes to join the Food for the War Campaign starting Sunday December 9. Mon signor Kramer coordinates Catholic Charities drive with churches and schools acting as depots for a week long collection. The archdiocesan quota is 225 tons of canned food toward a national 20 million can goal to aid Europe the Philippines and the Far East.
A November 28 1945 message to Reverend Dear Father orders gathering and canning of food for war stricken areas. The directive focuses on stocking containers for shipment to affected communities.
The archdiocese outlines the Forty Hours devotion schedule for participating churches. Details include start times, locations, and involved parishes, inviting parishioners to observe three days of prayer and reflection. Confirmation of dates and participating sites is provided by the archbishopric office.
A motion picture short on the Insti tutum Divi Thomas work will be released today by Paramount Pictures. Filmed in natural color it shows native doctors and their use of drugs in treating dysentery and malaria, amid isolated jungle scenes.
A formal decree from the Archdiocese of Cincinnati bans any priest from speaking on faith or morals over radio within the archdiocese without first sending manuscripts to the Chancery. The document requires prior submission and cites the Archbishop as the signatory.
December 1 1945 a Cincinnati archdiocese note protests WKRC decision to bar two priest talks on December 9 and 16. It argues true radio freedom must exclude business or industrial interests and uphold responsible speech on Catholic positions and public morality.
Bishop Mussio of Steubenville warns in a Knights of Columbus address that atomic power must be guided by moral trust. He argues only through adherence to God and responsible custodianship can nations avoid misusing nuclear energy for selfish aims.
Monsignor John Cogan is set for investiture as Domestic Prelate in a ceremony at St. Joseph's Church on Sunday, December 16. The Most Rev. George Behring announced the elevating ceremony in Dayton Montgomery County area churches alongside other priests. dates for the related investitures and papal appointments remain unannounced.
President Truman, guest of honor at a Washington Friendly Sons dinner commemorating John Barry's 200th birth anniversary, spoke of the Irish in him giving courage to try. He addressed the gathering and responded to toasts in the event.
About 200,000 copies of the annual American Bishops statement have been distributed in the archdiocese to date, per the archdiocesan Chancery. The document appeared in schools, seminaries, and parishes and was carried by a Chronicle page and Greater Cincinnati news outlets. The United Steel Workers of America issue dated November 23 referenced the statement.
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