Bishop Ready Voices Import of Faith in Social Reform
Bishop Michael J. Ready of Columbus told 2,000 delegates at the Ohio Welfare Conference that religion must guide social reform and warned against education that undermines faith. He urged courage and prudence, stressing education as the key to sustaining democracy and human rights. Also noted are speakers including Sister Hortense and A. J. Murphy as welfare leaders wrap a three day program.
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Columbus
Michael J. Ready
Ohio Welfare Conference
Ready
Bishop Ready
Paice Ksachershonsignor
A. J. Murphy
Cathie Charitiés
Cleveland
Welfare Group
Sister Hortense
Marybrook School
Psychiatry and War Figures Highlight 1945 Draft Trends
Atlantic Monthly cites General William Men Topek on psychiatry and the war, noting many draftees showed neuropsychiatric disorders. By September 1945 about 37,000 neuropsychiatric patients were treated, with 314,500 additional neuropsych cases and 130,000 evacuated for medical reasons, shaping draft outcomes and military medical policy.
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William C. Men- Topek
Atlantic Monthly
South Pacific
Polish Taking Over Church in East Prussia
Polish apostolic administrators, appointed by Cardinal Alland, assume full jurisdiction in western Poland dioceses and parts of East Prussia due to expulsion of German clerics. Bishops and priests are reassigned to Breslau and Pila areas. many evicted clergy face deportation to Soviet occupation zones in Saxony Thuringia and Mecklenburg.
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Rome
Cardinal Alland
Poland
Terriae
Warmia
Ermland
East Prussia
Maximilian Kaller
Theodore B
Breslau
Charles Milik
Lower Silesia
Culma and Tersei
Jonka
East Pomerania
Lubusk
Edmond Nowicki
Pila
Czecho-Slovakia
Germany
Saxony
Thuringia
Macklenburg
Ncwc Radio and Wire
Vatican Maintains Neutral Role in Italian Crisis
Osservatore Romano states the Holy See remains aloof from Italian party politics amid rumors during Prime Minister Parri's cabinet. The Vatican rejects claims it blocks Don Luigi Sturzo's return, noting priests are forbidden from joining or founding political parties under the Concordat.
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Ferruccio Parri
Holy See
Francesco Nitti
Osserpeogee
Cal
Ati Can
Italy
Theatican
Don Luigi Sturzo
United States
Vatican
Osservatore
Don Sturzo
NCWC
Ire
War Relief aims to send 20 million cans for Europe's hungry
Rev Dr Edward W Swanstrom describes the dire scenes of hunger in Belgium France and Germany and outlines a national drive to collect 20 000 000 cans of food. The December campaign runs Dec 9 to Dec 16 to aid war sufferers in Europe and Asia with food fuel and medicine shortages. He urges American generosity to help refugees and homeless families during winter.
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New York
United States
Edward W. Swanstrom
NCWC
War Relief Services
Belgium
Holland
France
Germany
Austria
Poland
Father Swanstrom
China
Philippines
Father Swan
Europe
U. S
Banda
America
Ncwc Wire
French influence shapes church instruction in postwar Germany
In the French zone the decree tightens church instruction with set hours and control by ecclesiastical authorities. Catholic regions, notably Freiburg, report favorable policy and wider church publications reaching about 120,000 readers. Observers note differing approaches across zones, with less aggressive church policy elsewhere.
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Freiburg
Kirchend
French Catholic Youth Leader Praises Postwar Gains
Kansas City report quotes Dr. Charles Celier as saying French Catholics, especially youth, are more devout now than 10 to 20 years ago. He notes Boy Scout growth, merged Catholic scouts, and a new movement of young married couples forming the JOC to strengthen marriage and social outreach.
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John Rattermann
Kansas City
Edwin V. O’hara
Charles Celier
France
Celier
United States
Boy
JOC
Europe
Belgium
Stranded Nagasaki Bishop Widens Efforts in Celebes
Bishop Paul Aijiro Yamaguichi of Nagasaki, Korea born, is stranded in the Celebes after accompanying Catholics there during Japanese occupation. The article notes mass casualties from the Nagasaki bomb, and describes destruction of churches including the Church of the 26 Martyrs. A jeep survey mapped a 3.5 by 3 mile destruction zone.
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Honolulu
Paul Aijiro Yamaguichi
Nagasaki
Japan
Celebes
NCWC
Public Health Clash Over Venereal Disease Education Media
Washington debate on using radio and movie scripts for venereal disease control. Father Schwitalla argues these tools are not suitable for general public education and urges content grading for specific audiences. The advisory report explores principles for federal state and local health education action.
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Washington
Alphonse M. Schwitalla
S.J
Catholic Hospital Association
U. S
Eas
Father Schwitalla
Sthouth Wimarally Eaddrelough
8 Schwitalla
Ee Rice Radio
Selassie Invites Is Back to Ethiopia
Emperor Haile Selassie has invited Jesuit missionaries to Addis Ababa to help open a college for training elementary school teachers as four Canadian priests prepare to arrive.
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London
Emperor Haile Selassie
The
Verse
Addis Ababa
Pledges Continuance Of Mexican Toleration
A fragment mentions Miguel Ace and the PRM Party and pledges a continuance of Mexican toleration. The lines are incomplete but indicate political assurances by party figures.
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Saan
Myron Taylor to Return To Vatican in January
Vatican circles expect Myron C. Taylor to return to Rome in January as the president's personal envoy. He has been away from the Italian capital since his return to the United States last July.
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Myron Taylor
Vatican
Rome
Myron C. Taylor
S. Truman
Pius XII
United States
Jesuit Inventor Ramirez Designs Weather Ting Machine
The Rev. Emilio Ramirez of Columbia is noted as the inventor of a weather ting device. Details remain unclear and the source text is fragmented but points to a Catholic priestinventor with a science focus.
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Emilio Ramirez
Columbia
Opponent of Nazi Rule Dies in Munich at 70
The Rev. Rupert Mayer S J former president of the German Holy Name society and a leading Catholic opponent of Hitler died in Munich at age 70 after a stroke during Mass in St Michael's church. He had lost a leg in World War I and was jailed in a concentration camp for opposing Nazi worship restrictions.
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Munich
Rupert Mayer
S.J
Holy Name Society
St. Michael’s Church
Fathers Mayer
Ex-Rabbi Zolli Presents Book to Pius XII
Professor Eugenio Zolli former chief Rabbi of Rome now Catholic presented Pope Pius XII with the first copy of his new book on anti Semitism. The Vatican edition includes a chapter detailing Vatican actions to aid Rome Jews during the German occupation.
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Zolli
Pius XII
Rome
Eugenio Zolli
Vatican City
Vatican
Fight on Free Textbooks By Louisiana Protestants
New Orleans reports that Henry C. Bezou questions renewed attacks on free state textbooks for parochial and non Catholic school pupils. He cites thousands of Louisiana children benefiting and challenges claims of church state separation amid possible Catholic school funding debates in 1946. He notes bus service issues and federal aid programs as context.
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Louisiana
New Orleans
Presbyterian Synod
Methodist Conference of Louisiana
Henry C. Bezou
Father Bezou
National Youth Administration Prorer
Louis- Sandia
Bezou
NCWC
Deliberate Policy of News Suppression Under Way
A report by Dr. Max Jordan claims a conspiracy of silence on Catholic issues in Europe. The Washington Post notes censorship of a pastoral by Capt. John Roser and questions whether German authorities are enforcing directives to dampen Catholic influence.
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Washington
D. C
Europe
Max Jordan
New York
Archminster Bernard Grinitas
Germany
John Roser
The
Washington Post
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