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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1945
Page
12
A health alert urges awareness of kidney and bladder symptoms and when to seek medical evaluation. Readers are advised to monitor changes and consult a clinician for persistent or concerning signs.
A 1945 advertisement urges readers to send name and address to Northern Products Co for free hay fever information. No obligation. Mail to Box 37 Dept 6-F Stillwater Minnesota.
Fragmentary and garbled text describes asthma discomfort in hot humid conditions. The passage mentions heat dust and mugginess causing wheeze and choking and the impact on sleep. No clear events, names, or dates are identifiable.
Unusual heroism earns Rev. John B. Tye for gallantry in Luzon. The Philadelphia priest, with First Cavalry Division artillery, helped a wounded U S cavalryman under fire and oversaw burial as shells fell. He previously aided in Manila’s liberation and Santo Tomas internment camp evacuation.
The Most Rev Paul Yu-pin argues in a foreword to China Fights On that true peace requires nations to acknowledge God's authority and shoulder collective responsibility to counter greed and hate. He says peace plans fail without moral law guiding statesmen and people.
A Festival of Freedom pageant featured Lt. Comdr. Joseph T. O Callaghan S J chaplain of the aircraft carrier Franklin. He saluted 82 000 attendees and survivors of the Franklin crew, calling them all heroes and stating the Navy sacrificed men to save the ship and that the missing are not alive.
West Baden Indiana Rev Francis L Filas J H C has learned his book The Man Near est Christ has entered a third printing. The author was studying theology at West Baden College when published last year and was ordained last month in Cicero.
An Ahmedabad leper hospital treated 125 inmates with a charity feast organized by local Catholics. The last rector of St. Xavier's High School urged residents to endure suffering and follow God’s will, as non-Catholic inmates also praised the priests for bringing sunshine into their lives.
War bonds and stamps sales in the Diocese of Fort Wayne exceed 334000 since January 1. Rev Thomas E Dillon diocesan superintendent of schools reports 17979 students participated in the drive across Catholic elementary and secondary schools.
Three Maryknoll sisters interned at Los Banos and rescued by American troops have returned to Malabon. Townspeople greeted them with tears and offerings as a Solemn Mass of Thanksgiving was celebrated in the Church of Rome. Father Ignacio laid aside vestments after the Mass as the Te Deum Laudamus was sung.
Souza a prominent Catholic physician and longtime city councillor has been elected mayor of Bombay India. He served nearly twenty years on the city council and chaired the municipal standing committee since 1935. He was also a member of the provincial legislative council for several years.
Vatican Radio reports the bold pastoral by Archbishop Konrad Groeber of Freiburg Breisgau Germany. It omits Nazi responsibility for the war and condemns militarism and anti religious sentiment that led to the disaster. The German text was broadcast by Vatican Radio and relayed by the Office of War Information in the United States.
Archbishop Gustavo Tesa of Amasea was named chairman of the Vatican Relief Commission for Prisoners and Repatriates. A new convoy, comprising priests and doctors, is slated to depart for Germany to aid the refugees and repatriates.
Delegations from abroad including Schind Belgium France and Hmm will attend the national Cardinal Newman conference at Beau cet am Windsor from August 19 to 25.
Mexico City report notes a feature on the Montezuma Seminary in a recent weekly issue. The item highlights the Mexican audience’s interest in the seminary.
Mexico City bishop Leopoldo Diaz Escudero of Chipapa publishes a pastoral instruction to defend Catholic faith. He argues Protestant sects lack unity, condemns free Bible examination, and upholds seven sacraments Marian devotion Immaculate Conception Mary's virginity and intercession of saints within the Church as the true doctrines.
Salvaged materials from a U S bomber raid on a German SS building in France were used to build a chapel near Mailly sur Marne, south of Chalons sur Marne. Capt Hinnebusch notes war ruins yielded able construction material.
A Madrid radio commentator on June 25 claimed the fifty United Nations decision to bar Spain from the new world security organization stemmed from a plot by international Free Masonry.
An American sergeant married a Polish lieutenant in a Northwestern Germany prison camp. The ceremony united two officers amid wartime dislocation as families in exile watched. The groom served with Allied forces in Europe while the bride hailed from Poland and hoped to reunite with relatives in America.
Paris resumes the Semaines Sociales France after a five year war and occupation hiatus. The program will include a study session at Toulouse on August 4, highlighting ongoing efforts in social reform under wartime disruption and the return of regional meetings.
The sermon argues that humanity is out of order with God since the Fall and that justification comes through sanctifying grace via Christ. It explains that justification remits sin and sanctifies the interior man, aligning the will with divine law and restoring the Beatific Vision.
A Knanaya Catholic congress season featured events aimed at effecting Catholic unity and identity within the Jacobite context as part of broader religious activities and community reflection.
A religious reflection by Rev. Francis Symaney argues Jesus foretold and made his resurrection the proof of his divine mission. He cites Jesus’ prophecies and the Pharisees demand for a sign, noting the resurrection validates Paul’s claim that without it preaching and faith are vain.
St. Ann's Indian mission in Princeton Maine received a large supply of ointments and first aid materials from the Catholic Medical Mission Board. Rev. James J. Tomlinson thanked Rev. Edward F. Garesche S J, board president, in a letter.
National Council of Catholic Women reports the death of Mrs Wallace C Beham in Cleveland on July 6. She served as first vice president of the NCCW from 1927 to 1931 representing the Province of Cincinnati.
Chicago news quotes George F. Mc Carthy, president of the National Selected Morticians, asserting that morticians require fundamental religion and reverence for the body to perform their grim work, denying atheism among funeral professionals.
A fragmented discussion claims Tampax products offer warmth avoidance and comfort during summer and travel. It discusses internal absorption, medical views, and claims hygiene benefits, noting ease of use and quick changes.
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