Labor-Management dispute bill debated by congress
The piece discusses a proposed act on labor management disputes with a focus on a fact finding commission. It notes opposition from unions and support from some business groups and outlines arguments about transparency, penalties, and how profits and losses should be handled. Ira Mosher representatives weigh in, urging careful consideration.
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Congress
William Green
Ind
Philip Murray
CIO
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WLB
Swill
Ira Mosher
National Association of Manufacturers, Us
Do We Want Water Strike Grounds City Talks
Prolonged water crisis and a looming strike provoke debate as Cincinnati faces a key decision. Workers press for recognition and pay after a cooling off period, while council delays fuel frustration. Citizens watch as negotiations continue amid mounting pressure.
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Cincinnati
Gty Council
Council
Bri
Ags
Ferae
Cau
Palestine problem touched by world powers and faith
The article weighs Jewish immigration to Palestine and Arab fears as Britain and the USSR eye oil interests. It notes the Holy See’s stance on Christian shrines in the region and stresses Jerusalem’s religious significance as essential to any lasting settlement.
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Niteseen
Britain
Arab League
Mediterranean
Palestine
Hanes
Tnt
Holy Father
Jerusalem
Youth for Christ movement questioned by church leaders
Protestant ministers created Youth for Christ centers to attract youth but internal objections label the effort superficial. A new campaign called Youth Marches aims for a more conservative revival, yet critics warn such evangelism risks reducing religion to emotion and moral self-experience.
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Youth For
Cincinnati
Youth For Christ
America
Young People's
Christ
Church
Cincinnati Post
Billings
Kay
Religion News Service
Missioners Establish Fifth Center In Ohio Diocese
The Home Missioners, now serving Adams County within the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, staff 13 priests, nine sisters, and four brothers. The base parish at Ot Mission churches oversees 25 students across several programs as part of the Columbus diocese and broader Ohio work.
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Columbus
Adams County
Archdiocese of
Cincinnati
Otmission Churches
Religious training and foreign policy commentary in 1940s US press
The piece argues secular education harms youth without religious training, cites Catholics and Protestants as minority groups, and contends 70 million Americans lack religious education. It then critiques State Department policy, urging firm US action toward Russia Britain and France to avoid war and defend small nations.
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Ublic
United States
State Department
O' Ie
James Byrnes
Perete
Truman
Russia
Great Britain
France
Holland
Manchuria
Far East
Iran
Near East
Dardanelles
Turkey
Tripolitania
Africa
Europe
Catholic Church to WKRC: defend free radio and labor rights
The Archdiocese of Cincinnati criticizes WKRC for banning two priest addresses on labor rights. It argues radio must promote public welfare, resist commercial slant, and uphold principled, noncontroversial discourse. The church states its priests spoke from moral obligation and rejects claims of radicalism.
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Cathfolic Telegraph Register
Flanagan
Bertke
Catholic Church
Archdiocese of
Cincinnati
Radio Program Omission Sparks Church Backlash
The dialogue over WKRC broadcasts reveals a clash between Catholic authorities and station management. Priest chairman notes the archdiocese opposed dictation on church topics and sought to retain the Catholic Position while ensuring editorial balance.
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Father Ratermann
Albin H. Ratermann
McKim
Judson J. McKim
WKRC
Cincinnati Times-Star
Ible
De Paul Society In Dayton Plans Post War Agenda
Richard Weldon serves as council president with Rev J Raymond Schroder director of Catholic Charities and Father Griese as spiritual advisers. The group meets for quarterly Communion in a church, followed by a breakfast. They held the quarter Communion at Holy Angels church on December 9 with a parish breakfast in the school cafeteria.
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de Paul Society
Dayton
Richard Weldon
J. Raymond Schroder
Catholic Charities
Father Griese
Holy Angels
Catholic Radio Programs Nationwide Schedule Details
Sunday December 16 listing shows all Catholic radio programs on standard time with Dayton 1290 AM at 9 18 and Cincinnati WERC 550 AM at 10 am. Local stations broadcast religious programming across the network.
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Dayton
WERC
Cincinnati
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