Revered Clergy Names List From 1940s Parish Directories
A fragmentary OCR list records numerous clergymen and churches with partial dates and locations such as Reverend Jerome Wolf and Reverend Urban Koenig. The garbled text includes ordination years and parish references like Hamilton and Rockford, suggesting a directory snippet.
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Lawrence J. Kroum
Capsar Kron
C.F.M
William
Scanlan
Magr. Sastel Felicity
J. ‘Schneider
Germantown
Zoe
Wills
Detroit Priest Leads Fourth Papal Relief Convoy to Germany
A Detroit priest heads the fourth American convoy aiding Papal Relief at the Mittenwald camp in Germany. Rev. John Donovan, volunteering his Christmas holidays, directs the relief mission with American authorities coordinating supplies and support for displaced Italians returning from Russia.
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Detroit
Germany
Vatican City
Mitcamp
Vatican
Mittenwald
Russia
Pius XII
John Donovan
Rome
Father Donovan
Austria
Joe S. Carroll
We Burgh
Papal Secretariat of State
INCWC
Dutch Catholic Workers Seek German Territory
A three day meeting of the Catholic Workers movement argued that no reasonable war compensation could be obtained by other means. The resolution also stated that mass exploitation of Germans in annexed areas would contradict Christian teaching.
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Sarrikery
Iby
Catholic Workers’ Movement
Nazis and Berlin Influence on Catholic Refugees
Fragmentary report notes Nazi propaganda aims to shape Catholic groups in Berlin and beyond. It mentions efforts to relieve suffering and foster closer relations, while refugees and materials shortages impact areas with Catholic populations.
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Washington
Ayrol
Adam Walsh Pro Coach of the National Pro League
The piece profiles Adam Walsh of Cleveland as a top pro coach in his first season, noting his Notre Dame lineage and prior coaching roles at Santa Clara Yale and Harvard. It references his early pro misstep with a scribe, his Irish emphasis, and the Rams’ coaching scene involving Aldo Donelli and Clem Crowe amid ongoing college pro transitions.
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James B. Hamblin
Adam Walsh
Cleveland
Adam
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Alsh
Walsh
Santa Clara
Yale
Harvard
Southern Cali Seces Gtiven
Saree ‘Rams
Aldo “Buff” Donelli Bae
Rams
Aidam
Alee? A Walsh
Beata Beatrice da Silva Body Moved to Lisbon Mother-House
The body of Blessed Beatrice da Silva foundress of the Congregation Immaculate of the Most Blessed Virgin was transferred to the mother house in Lisbon. The 1490 event details reflect her remains moved from scattered locations to a central resting place.
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Lisbon
Beatrice da Silva
Congregation Immaculhe
Con J
Echiumnia
Beata
Historic Bethel church precedes St Mary parish founding
Bethel Catholics traveled at least 13 miles to attend services until a local church was built. The first Mass in the area was celebrated in a chapel on April 6, 1941, by the Sisters of Parish Visitation of St. Dominic.
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St. Mary’s Parish
Bethel
Sisters of Parish Visitation. of
St. Dominic
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary's Church
Cinch Get Play Well Under Way In Local Youth Leagues
Opening week results show St Bonaventure and St Bernard’s squads posting big scores in Cincinnati youth basketball. St John the Baptist, St Paul’s and St Mary teams win close games while St Francis and St Clement’s post other decisive victories amid a broader note on early league play and local clubs.
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Cincinnati
St. Bonaventure
St. Bernard’s
Winton Place
Fairmount
St. Bernard
St. Paul’s Church
Coe Dempeens Sae Se
Holt
St. John the Baptist
St. Johns
Dan Brady
Ieee
Norwood
Assumption
Holy Cross
Foknes
Gaieclion Ad
Walnut Hills
St. Francis
St. ‘Clement's
Titeranu cuntuar aoveus foremen in American industry
This piece surveys the role of foremen in American industrial life, tracing duties, authority, and influence on workers and production in a historical context. It highlights managerial expectations and the evolving status within workshops and factories.
Women urged to aid new world order at St Elizabeth
Monsignor Freking National secretary of the Catholic Students' Mission Crusade urged college women at the College of St Elizabeth Convent Station New Jersey to take a serious attitude toward world conditions and help restore civilization on Christian principles He noted recent elections in Hungary Austria and France where women participated and communists lost out He called for world missionaries who will dare to live for Christ.
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N. J
Ward A. Freking
Catholic Students’ Mission Crusade
College of St. Elizabeth
Hungary
Austria
France
Freking
Word From Leper Colony Shows Dire Conditions
From Culion Leper Colony in the Philippines a letter describes dire conditions and loneliness. It reports overcrowding, hunger, and a lack of lights water and facilities, with about 150 people arriving amidst hardship.
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Culion
P. I
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