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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1945
Page
1
A historical critique argues that wartime food production and price controls failed amid hoarding and political manipulation. Critics contend lifted prices fueled inflation, profiteering, and unrest while the public faced shortages and government inaction.
The Sisters of Charity follow Mother Seton in labor for souls and the needy. From Emmitsburg to Cincinnati and beyond, the order grows from its 1809 beginnings with Elizabeth Ann Seton, spreading charity across the United States and toward the Orient. The first sisters arrived in Cincinnati in 1829 to establish an orphanage and school, leading to a mother-house by 1852. Page 3-Column 6.
The obituary notes Father Gray a 48 year old Jesuit who taught at Xavier University Cincinnati and died July 20 in Cleveland. Mass was celebrated at Gesu Church by Father Steiner. burial followed at St Stanislaus novitiate Parma. He studied in Jersey Paris and St Louis before joining Xavier’s faculty.
New Franciscan appointments in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati result from recent provincial decisions. Priests leave within the archdiocese while others are reassigned, including the Very Rev Adal Thoe and Conradin Burtschy. New pastors include Rev Justin Nirmaier at St Francis Seraph and Rev Stephen Taer at St Conradin Burtschy. New assistants are named for St George and St Johns, with others assigned to St Stephen, St Francis Seraph, and Roger Bacon high school.
Miss Alice from Ohio and 17 year old Saint Mary’s high student won a national essay contest. The piece praised the American flag and its meanings, reflecting on national unity and citizenship as students from peers across states contributed essays.
Crowds larger than any in the past three years gathered at Findlay Market for street preaching led by two priests. The report notes growing interest and mentions upcoming Wednesday evening talks with a topic and speaker not clearly identified.
The Rev. Bernard F. Kuhlman S.T.D. marks 55 years since his ordination on July 27 1890. A former chaplain at the National Military Home in Dayton he retired in 1937 due to age and now lives at 75 Oxford Ave Dayton. He is the third oldest archdiocesan priest by ordination and served as army major in retirement.
Official notice for masses on Sunday July 29 announces a new commercial high school for girls to open in September at St. Joseph's parish Dayton. Applicants should have completed the previous year of school and seek business and industrial training.
The text speaks of a chapel fund linked to the Redeemer and the broad mission of spreading salvation through the gospel. It emphasizes persevering efforts to enlighten the world with divine truth and guide people toward peace, noting that not every person can labor at home or abroad, yet all seek to spread the message.
Five archdiocesan service members were reported killed in action this week. Three deaths occurred in the Pacific area while two were in Europe. Pvt Karl M Noeth of Dayton was wounded December 21 1944 and listed as missing since December 17. Sgt Hobbs age 24 from Dayton was killed in a B 17 crash overseas since April 1944.
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