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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1945
Page
30
A dated roster lists numerous reverends with initials and years, alongside places such as Williamsville Roselawn Buena Vista and College Hill. The fragment mentions Rev. Caspar Kron, Rev. Jerome Wolf, Rev. Robert Von Kaenel, and Rev. Nevin among many others with year annotations from the 1930s and 1940s.
The Detroit priest Rev John Donovan leads the fourth convoy from the Vatican to Mittenwald Germany aiding displaced Italians and others. He will visit relief centers in Germany and Austria to report on needs such as shoes and medical care and bring back an account of relief work.
The article notes a claim that German territory could be seized as compensation, with arguments about feasibility and fairness. It discusses opposing views within the workers group on mass exploitation in annexed areas, and whether such measures align with established teachings.
A church group in Wyoming hosts a display titled The Holy Infant of Prague drawing local families. Volunteers explain its origin and encourage prayers and donations for community outreach.
The report describes Nazi efforts to sway Catholics and Communists toward closer collaboration as Germany faces severe food shortages and troop demands. It notes charitable appeals and the mobilization of reli gious groups to rally support and supply lines.
The piece profiles Adam Walsh of Cleveland as a pioneering pro football coach adapting from Notre Dame and college coaching. It notes his fame from college days, his first pro season, clashes with press, and his Irish sharpness and stubborn independence as he learns the pro game.
The Mission Chapel in Forestville opened in 1944 after Rev. Francis J. Heider was appointed to St. Dominic parish. Brother Bertrand converted an inn into a mission with Masses at 8 and 10. Sisters taught, a school bus began transporting children, average attendance 23, $19,000 spent on the mission including $16,000 for Van Gundy property and $3,000 for remodeling.
The history recalls the Colored Mission serving adults and children with 12 adults in early stages. Notable members include Mrs. Mon Tin and Mrs. Frank J. Bank. The Mater Dei guild mobilizes financial aid, raising about $5 110 through varied activities. First anniversary in June 1940 marks baptisms and receptions while Holy Name and Altar societies form, with leadership from Father Bernard Felix and Father Edward Volker. Interracial Peace Forum activity noted.
The opening week of Cincinnati era features high scoring youth league games with Bonaventure defeating St Bernard’s 98 to 5 and several Fair e in teams posting wins. The report also shifts to early Iceland history noting Viking settlers and the discovery of Iceland along with Irish monks and Norse settlers amid 9th century unrest and emigration.
The body of Beatrice Beata, founder of the Congregation of the Immaculate Conception, died 1490, was moved to the mother house in Toledo. The Lisbon article notes her transfer to the Toledo establishment and honors the blessed Beatrice.
Fragmentary OCR mentions foremen roles in American industry, outlining leadership duties on shop floors and interaction with workers. Core ideas describe supervision, productivity oversight, and wage-related decisions within plants.
Rt. Rev. ward urged College of St. Elizabeth students to take a serious attitude toward world conditions and to aid in restoring civilization on Christian principles. He identified Catholic Students' Mission Crusade organizers as national figures guiding missionaries who will dare to live for Christ.
A fragmented cheery column recounts a letter from a leper colony resident in Culion in the Philippines. The piece notes widespread illness and death, claiming over 500 died while only 39 remained alive in a bleak account of isolation and hardship.
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