Four Leagues Enter 40 Basketball Teams in Greater Cincinnati
The 1945-46 Greater Cincinnati boys basketball season features forty teams across two high school leagues Class A and B and two grade school leagues. St. Aloysius Delhi, St. Teresa's, Holy Angels, and St. Clement's are among participating schools and orphanages. The schedule for the week of December 7 lists pairings such as St. Teresa's with St. Martin's and St. Elizabeth's with St. Codt ees.
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St. A and Holy
St. Teresa's
St. Martin's
St. 'S
St. Jus’ ‘S
Mt. Alverno
St. Teresa’s
St. Mich 'S
St. Elizabeth's
St. Codtiees
St. Andrew’s
St. Joseph's
St. Bernard’s
Winton Terrace
Annunciation
St. Aloysius’ Orphanage
St. Seraph's
St. Lawrence
Homes For Sale From American Linen Supply Co
Classified notice for rental and sale offerings including chair covers and seating options. Mentions Gerry and address 2136 Reading Rd. Includes price 50c per dozen for chair covers.
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American Linen Supply Co
Gerry
Reading Rd
Coronation Jubilee Observed At Ursuline Convent
The Most Rev A Joseph Francis Rummel officiated at a commemoration of the golden jubilee of the coronation of the miraculous statue of Our Lady of Prompt Succor in the Ursuline convent chapel New Orleans. The statue was crowned in 1895 by Papal Delegate Most Rev Francis Janssens D D for Pope Leo XIII.
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A. Joseph Francis Rummel
Ursuline Convent
New Orleans
Francis Janssens
Leo XIII
Hindu State Moves Against Christian Faith in India
A report from Bangalore states that Hindu state actions impose disabilities and restrictions hampering the profession and practice of Christianity in the region, signaling growing pressure on Christian communities.
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Bangalore
India
Headlines roundup from Shrivenham to Travancore curiosities
Features glimpse a glowing stone that bends at Shrivenham American University in England, a Michigan youth’s comical gastro spree, a blind farmer guided by wires in Indiana, and a Louisiana turtle farm profits. Also reports a skunk sighting in Wyoming and a Bangalore bishop accusing Travancore of curbing Christian schooling and church growth amid school nationalization debates.
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Shrivenham American University
England
Jim Brady
Michigan
Indiana
Turtle Farm
Louisiana
Wyoming
Travancore
Bangalore
Pothakumuri
Pothakumari
James Kalacherry
Changane
Wiess
St Louis U Professor Pens Book on Latin America
Dr. Joseph F. Privitera of Saint Louis University has written The Latin American Front to explain World War II effects on Latin America and its future prospects. He argues Latin America must shed the past and face the modern machine driven world and uses the Good Neighbor policy as a hemispheric framework.
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Milwaukee
Joseph F. Privitera
St. Louis University
Ides
Privitera
Press Agency Founder Named Swiss Bishop
Abbe Francois rriere founder of the KIPA information service for Catholic papers has been named by the Hof to succeed the late Bishop Marius Besne of Lausanne Geneva and Fribourg.
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Fribourg
Switzerland
Francois Rriere
KIPA
Hof
Marius Besne
Lausanne
Geneva
Frirg
Catholics in French Cabinet Form New Government
Aside from Gen. de Gaulle the new French cabinet includes six other Catholics in the ministries. The Catholic presence signals broad religious representation in the government formation.
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Paris
Gen. de Gaulle
Church Unity Octave Set For January Observance
The 37th annual Church Unity Octave will be held January 18 to 25, 1946. It honors the late Very Rev. Paul James Francis and the Friars of the Atonement, noting their role in promoting church unity and the return of lapsed members to the Catholic Church.
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Paul James Francis
S.A
Friars of the Atonement
Raphael Francis
S. A
The
Friars of Atonement
Hurley Resignation Sparks Debate on Communism Policy
Maj. Gen. Patrick J. Hurley resigns as American Ambassador to China prompting congressional probes and hearings. He accuses State Department diplomats of siding with Communists and imperialists, while bishops warn against isolationism and stress Atlantic Charter ideals amid a shifting U.S. stance toward Russia and UN diplomacy.
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Washington
Patrick J. Hurley
China
Hurley
Communist Armed Party
Far East
Congress
Carl Curtis
Nebraska
Secretary of State
State Department
Edwin C. Johnson
Colorado
Russia
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
United Nations Organization
Xavier University New Orleans Colored Teachers Group Report
The Louisiana Colored State Teachers Association meet in Shreveport highlighted Xavier University in New Orleans. The Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament run the school with 602 students and 66 faculty. 17 World War II veterans graduated this term. Nearby land is set for war expansion and a new student chapel is planned.
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New Orleans
Xavier University
Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament
United States
Louisiana Colored State Teachers’ Association
Shreveport
Holds U S Not Europe Is Bulwark of Church
The article argues the United States remains the church’s bulwark while Europe declines. Speaker Bouchard from Quebec City notes Catholic missioners largely originated from Europe, shaping Western Christianity during ongoing Franco American Catholic events.
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U. S
Europe
Woonsocket
R. S
Aes
Bouchard
Ofuebec City
Atammunion
Closed Retreatants’ Association
America
Churek
Songs Of Bing Crosby In The Belle Of St Marys
Bing Crosby sings multiple numbers in The Belle of St Marys at RKO venues with a mix of sacred and popular tunes. He performs Aren t You Glad You re You Adeste Fideles In the Land of Beginning Again O Sanctissima and The Bells of St Marys with a school choir while Ingrid Bergman offers a Swedish song.
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Bing Crosby
O’malley
St. Mary’s
Nate
Bing
Ingrid Bergman
Sister Benedict
William H. Mooring
Los Angeles
Couple in Hamilton Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schreck of 1019 Dayton Street marked their 50th wedding anniversary with a Solemn Mass at St. Stephen's church on November 18 and a reception at the Anthony Wayne hotel. The Campbell county natives married at Sts. Peter and Paul church near Fort Thomas, Ky., and moved to Hamilton about 45 years ago. They have five children Frank Trauthwein, William McGrath, Howard Schreck of Hamilton, Louis Traynero of Tiffin, Ohio, and Herman Schreck of Dayton, with 15 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Hamilton
St. Stephen’s Church
Herman Schreck
Dayton Street
Anthony Wayne Hotel
Campbell County
Schreck
Sts. Peter and Paul’s Church
Fort Thomas
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