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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1945
Page
10
The report describes apparitions guiding Blessed Catherine LaBoures to erect a statue honoring Our Lady as Queen of the Missions in India and a similar shrine in Waikkai. It notes Africa's first Catholic university opened in Roma Basutoland after Easter, aiming to train native clergy and fund ongoing work with global support.
A Madonna High School student in Cincinnati Miss Kemp won fourth place in a statewide essay contest for Negro high school students judged by the Ohio Public Health Association. She earned $10 and a certificate for her tuberculosis control essay, which also advances to the national contest by the National Tuberculosis Association after placing first locally.
A Cincinnati archdiocese meeting led by Monsignor Edward A Preking discussed support for the Propagation of the Faith and Holy Childhood campaigns. The Missionary Union of the Catholic Near East Welfare Association urged aid through the Crusade and related diocesan offices.
Executive chairman for the two day benefit festival to be held at St Xavier hog grounds Sev enth and Sycamore streets have been named by J Edward a pa oe. Committee chairs include G Edward Fern decorations Albert J Weimer painting Rev George E Shea 8J checkroom John Dremo dance canteen Arthur Bertke electrical equipment Francis J Flanagan candy R D Lyons Bentley post American Legion cigarettes Miss Genevieve r dinner ornaments Frank Nos at soft drink Arthur P O Connell and Harry F Fuller civic contracts Mrs J A OCon nor and Miss Catherine Carter cake sale Rev Alphonse L Fisher SJ director of the child care institution will chair the advisory committee.
Dayton CYP Club of The Loretto announces July outdoor events led by social committee. All events start from The Loretto at 7:30 p.m. except July 8. July 11 swimming party chaired by Eileen Breen. July 18 canoeing and outdoor games with John Hickey. July 25 hike and weiner roast chaired by Steve Marcey. destinations to be announced.
An agreement between American Telephone and Telegraph and the FCC will slash long distance rates effective Sunday July 1. Ohio Bell’s share is nearly 1 million dollars with cuts from 10 to 37 percent depending on distance. A Dayton San Francisco 3 minute call drops from 3.75 to 2.45, and Dayton to Miami falls from 2.20 to 2.00.
Cincinnati alumnae of the Brown County Ursulines school for girls will assist in hospitalities for the August 26 centennial homecoming on the campus. Mrs. George M. Bailey and Miss Sarah Keys lead planning with other officers and a committee of alumnae and friends.
Greater Cincinnati businessmen and civic leaders on the Good Samaritan hospital board will form the advisory committee for the 18th Marydale garden fete. Harold C. Elliott, board president, announced the Aug 26 event. The single day fete replaces the usual two day sponsorship.
A high Mass was offered in Mt. St. Marys Training School convent chapel Cincinnati for Sister Mary of St.oe Stein a Sister of the Good Shepherd who died June 30 after a weeklong illness. The 57 year old nun had 36 years with the order and served as assistant superior in charge of the dependents at Mt. St. Marys. She leaves a twin brother Alphons Stein of Cincinnati and a sister Mrs. Hilda Smith of Toledo.
Westminster Cathedral celebrates its golden jubilee with a Pen Mass on the Feast of Sts. Peter and a service recalling the foundation stone. The cathedral, saved from wartime damage, proceeded by Pontifical rites and Te Deum as part of the anniversary observance.
The Very Rev. Monsignor Henry J. Waldhaus of St. Rita's school for the deaf announces a July 29 picnic meeting by parish committees and the Sts. Mary and Joseph society to finalize plans for the school's annual event on August 19. Leonard W. Schmidt will preside. society officers include Alvin Lucking John Santen William Glaser Val Basler Joseph Harmeier and Harry Harmeyer in key posts.
More than 4000 school children knights clergy and pilgrims joined the relic chapel devotion at Maria Stein convent on Sunday June 24. Precious Blood Sisters explained the relics and Rev Charles Herber C.PP.S. of St Marys home Burkettsville preached the sermon. The solemn closing rite followed by Knights of St John activities and a future Knights meeting scheduled for August.
Eastern Cincinnati parishes and church organizations plan workers for summer fests to benefit the Dominican nuns chapel of Perpetual Adoration. St Thomas More's Country Chicken Dinner served from 11 a m to 8 p m proceeds go to fund a new convent. Facilities at the remodeled convent are strained for the nuns’ needs.
Rev. JoserH Ursain argues postwar policy must center on family life and land based settlements. He urges resettling families on small farms, home building, and part time farming to stabilize economy and improve social and religious life.
Brother Andrew Weber S M professor of mechanical engineering at the University of Dayton publishes the May Journal of Engineering Education as the second in a series on Slide Rule Applications to Algebraic Functions. The current article covers solving the cubic equation.
A wartime column decries Soviet expansion and calls for united action by the United States, Poland, Italy, Spain, and other nations. It urges defense of civilization, restraint toward aggression, and a shift toward collective security to halt Soviet domination and preserve human dignity.
A reflected reminiscence extols Catholic contributions to the nation from early settlement and education to military and political life. It notes Catholic figures, institutions, and ideals influencing American democracy and freedom since colonial times.
Disjointed OCR fragment discusses the United Nations and the Charter, mentioning delegates and words like balance and rights. The readable parts hint at debates and the role of delegates, but clear facts and events are absent.
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