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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1945
Page
39
A church leader declares Nazism spread from Germany to the world and calls for atonement for past attitudes. He warns that perverted ideas led to war and concentration camps, urging repentance and humility for the wounds caused to humanity.
Among the titles mentioned eae tional Velvet State Four Anth Aweigh Junior Miss A Tre Grows in Brooklyn The Loath erner The Clock and Cint Green only the last named film was considered objectionable part Five were classified as for family audiences and four were unobjectionable for adults.
Bishop Sheil accepts appointment as chairman of a national committee for a minimum wage. The group comprises representatives of educational social service and religious groups. He supports a 65 cent per hour national living wage as an expression of economic social justice.
A distorted text segment references a blessing near a ring on a finger and mentions happiness and a radio wire, implying a fragmented description of an intimate or ceremonial gesture. No clear event or entities are identifiable.
Civilians reflect on the so called Hero the Lion who supposedly won a war with a Victory Garden and bonds. Veterans question whether draft dodgers had the right idea amid praise and doubt.
The article notes the Appointment of a fellow diocesan bishop as delegate to three states with co consecrators Richmond and Mc Namara. It includes a sermon by Rt Rev John K Cai and reflections on church unity and charity amid political and social critiques.
The text surveys mixed views on war debts and British economic strength, noting Britain could print currency and sell it abroad while the U S faces still larger per capita debt. It cites a House vote on a loan measure and mentions labor strikes, steel wage campaigns, and statements by labor figures about industry profits and conditions. It reflects wartime economic tension and policy debate with references to Britain and U S.
The city fathers of Fribourg welcomed a Catholic bishop who emphasized unity and mutual confidence in critical times in the birthplace of Calvinism.
An incomplete notice indicates a priest from New England has joined the staff of NEwC. He is a graduate of St Anselm’s and has pursued further study prior to this appointment.
The hearing on Gen. Hurley's role as ambassador to China ended with charges dropped and Ickes alleging the move aimed at shaping the 1948 political race. The piece notes public curiosity about red influence in diplomacy and quotes Bishop Yu-pin defending Hurley’s interpretation of Communist stance amid the China Japan conflict.
The Pope outlines two main aims of the council, praising its defense of original sin and justification while urging continued reform. He emphasizes the value of canon law, clerical virtue, and the church’s mission to unite the faithful, calling for unity with Peter and his successors.
A list of new Holy religious serving the Church in the Diocese of Dacca includes Missioners from various origins. The assignment brings pastors to local parishes as part of diocese expansion and renewed service.
Fragmented OCR passage mentions U S governors, Guatemala City, padres, Dr. Roberto, missionary Rey, and Father Allie asking cooperation for priests. It references agriculture like fetters and crops growth but lacks coherent details or dates.
Five priests from Maryknoll, New York, have received assignments to foreign missions. Rev. John of Death erland, Md., Daniel McLellan of Denver, and Rev. Sprinkle of Middletown, Del., join Rev. Edward Yonker of Yonkers and Rev. Francis Waverly of Massachusetts to labor in South China and the Indies.
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