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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1945
Page
5
Costumes prepared for Capt. Rodrigo P. C. Rego of Providence and Pfc. James F. Benton of Tohoka as villagers anticipate resumption of planned festivities. Photo credit A. P. photographer William C. aes.
The article argues that top managers rely on catchers and fielders who understand games, signs, and pitching, not just strong arms. It notes Fred Fitzsimmons' resignation and praises managers like Cronin and O Neill for prioritizing leadership, scouting, and bullpen performers over pure pitching.
Berlin New Hampshire sends four residents to military chaplain roles. Capt Maurice LeClerc serves with the army in England, Capt Joseph Turgeon with the army in Germany, Army Capt John Bosa in New Guinea, and Lt Roland serves as a navy chaplain in San Diego California.
A lecture series at the Catholic University of America, sponsored by the U S office of Inter-American Affairs, runs Sundays and Wednesdays until August 1. Speakers include educators from Princeton, Pennsylvania, Duke, Catholic University, Sweet Briar College, and officials from the agriculture and commerce departments.
In Brussels a solemn homage marked the memory of two Belgian JOC founders who died in Dachau concentration camp. Cardinal Micara and Monsignor Vanene attended as memory and honor were paid to Tonnet and Paul Garcet, co-founders of the Young Christian Workers.
Col. Eugene M. Caffey of the corps of engineers informed Mr. and Mrs. Alexa Sieve of St. John's Isle in La Crosse Wisconsin that a road in Normandy has been built in memory of their son Bruno who died June 6 1944 during World War II.
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