Labor unions seen as natural right in Catholic view
Father Bertke and Father Flanagan discuss in a radio program how the Catholic Church views labor unions as a natural right of workers to organize for their common good. They argue unions promote cooperation, fair bargaining, and the brotherhood of workers and employers within a system of moral obligation and democracy.
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Justice and Charity
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St Ambrose Church dedicates war dead stained glass window
A stained glass memorial window at St Ambrose church in Yarmouth honors the birth of Christ and children who died in war. The dedication marks a solemn remembrance of those who made the supreme sacrifice in both world wars.
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Priests to Meet Monday December 10 Dayton
Dayton notes a monthly clergy gathering slated for Monday December 10 with local church leaders attending to discuss community concerns and upcoming services.
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Dayton
Yuletide Party Planned by Holy Family Altar Society
The Altar society of Holy Family church schedules its annual Christmas party for December 13 at 8 p.m. in the church auditorium. Featured events include a Brownie tableau supervised by Mrs. Annie Kronenberger an accordion number by Mae Nollie Yankovitch and Christmas songs by the Catholic Choral group.
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Dayton
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Strongest light is focus amid labor union questions
Fragmentary OCR notes reference focus on light and labor unions, noting uncertainty and varied positions among groups. unclear quotes suggest debate over priorities and strategy within unions and related entities.
Fragmented OCR excerpt on wartime sentiment and intent
An unclear OCR passage discusses German civilians and wartime motives. It mentions fuel and food shortages in Cincinnati, questions of guilt, and a harsh call to action. The text is garbled with missing context and incomplete quotes.
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Cincinnati
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