Film Head Opines on Propaganda in Motion Pictures for Sisters
A lecture at the New York Institute on visual aids discussed propaganda in documentary films used in classrooms. Dr Lindsay and Dr Uipdeau described how films present a state shaped view, with titles and selective truth, including examples from Germany and Russia. Attendance noted at the Teachers' College with 60 sisters and at Mt St Joseph's college with over 100 sisters.
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Institute On Visual Aids
Eheena
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My Athenaeum
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Germany
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Sones Ier Hess
Renee
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Mt. St. Joaspn's cc College
Bazaar Plans Bonds and Cash Giveaway at Mt Airy Event
The Church of the Little Flower in Mt. Airy will award 1325 in war bonds or 1000 in cash at its annual summer festival on Aug 4 and 5. A Saturday card party and a Sunday home cooked chicken dinner will run noon to 7 pm. Ridge Bludau leads as general chairman.
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Church of the Little Flower
Mt. Airy
Ridge Bludau
Irwin Ont
Phil Permednedy, Jr
Glen Heaenning
Ted Rickler
Jack Rettig
Calvin Schiele
Enry Baer
John Malinowski
William Rapien
Joseph Robers
William Schedel
Jane Middendorf
Joan Cramer
Mila Mae
Brother Paul of Xaverian Brothers Marks 60 Years
Baltimore note reports Brother Paul of the Xaverian Brothers observing his 60th anniversary in religious life with a Solemn Mass. Archbishop Amieto, Cicognani and Apostolic Penka sent letters or greetings, reflecting church recognition of the milestone.
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Missioner Aloysius Cartier Visits Cincinnati by Plane
The Rev. Aloysius Cartier, known as the Eskimo priest, flew a charter plane to Lunken airport for a visit with Father Frederick F. Bien of Our Lady of Grace Church Price Hill. Cartier serves the Vicariate Apostolic of Hudson Bay, spanning a vast northern region and about 31 priests.
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Yugoslav Leader Tito Faces Nazi Controversy and Exile Debate
A fragmentary news pass discusses Mihailovich and Tito amid Nazi alliance claims, noting Yugoslav loyalties, exile debates, and the king’s role. It hints at Allied stance, prisoner fate, and charges regarding royal marriage and democratic legitimacy in a tense Balkan context.
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Hitler
Vocations Decline Cites Shifting Values in Youth
The article argues that about 150 young men will join religious houses in the Cincinnati archdiocese, but warns vocations decline reflect a broader cultural shift toward material wealth. It blames parents teachers and priests for not promoting religious life as a worthy calling and urges example over exhortation to attract new recruits.
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Southia
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From Ohio to Sisters of Po on War Damage and Shelters
The article recalls a wartime scene in which a group observes damage to a school and its chapel, noting damaged but usable rooms. A Luftschutzraum shelter functioned for seven weeks, with a blast hole and a light grenade impact noted. No deaths or injuries are confirmed in the excerpt.
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Luftschutzrau
Dusseldorf
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