Food shortages and hoarding blamed on wartime policies
A government rationing critique cites bungling and mismanagement as cause of shortages. Officials warn of black markets and hoarding while rail and transport limitations worsen prices. Critics argue political motives and Communist influence shape policy and unrest.
Catholic Evidence Guild Plans Cincinnati National Meeting
The 14th annual Catholic Evidence guild conference will be held in Cincinnati September 7 to 9 with outdoor pitches and a trailer chapel demonstration. Noted speakers from across the United States will participate, and headquarters will be at the Hotel Gibson under Monsignor John E. Kuhn and Archbishop supervision. The gathering limits out of town attendance per Defense Transportation rules.
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National Catholic Evidence Conference
Cincinnati
John E. Kuhn
John T. McNicholas
George J. Behring
T.D
Office of Defense Transportation
Hotel
Gibson
Catholic Evidence Guild
United States
England
Canada
Monsignor Kuhn
Archdiocesan
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
Evidence Guild
Albert Vy
New Orleans
Marius B. Risley
Charleston
S. Car
Daniel Egan
Graymoor
N. Y
John Greco
Waterbury
New York
Maisie Ward
Charles Hart
Washington, D. C
Albert Levy
C. J. Willis
S.M
Paul Deering
New York City
John Bowen
Catherine Jarboe
Washington
Appointments Affect Franciscans in Archdiocese of Cincinnati
Ten priests will leave within the Archdiocese of Cincinnati as part of Franciscan transfer and new pastor appointments. Very Rev Adal Rolfes moves to St Lawrence's Lafayette Indiana. new pastors named for St Francis Seraph’s Cincinnati and St Stephen’s Hamilton. Rev Justin Nirmaier O F M becomes pastor at St Francis Seraph’s succeeding Rev Joachim Markus OFM.
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Adal
Ar Rolfes
Ot Vent
St. Lawrence’s
Lafayette
Ind
St. Earns Seraph’s
Cincinnati
St. Stephen’s
Hamilton
St. Francis Seraph’s Church
Justin Nirmaier
O.F.M
St. Anthony’s Parish
Ichita
Kans
Joachim Markus
St. Mary’s Church
Loomington
Ill
St. Stephen’s Church
Patrick McArron
Conradin Burtschy
St. S Church
Father McArron
Our Lady of Sorrows Church
Kansas City
Roger Bacon High School
Winifred Stauble
Peter Ricke
Roger Bacon
Sebastian Erbacher
Duns Scotus
Cincinnati Girl Wins National Contest in War Bonds Essay
Miss Alice Rieckelman of St Mary’s High, Cincinnati, won first prize in a national contest sponsored by War Veterans on Youth and the Nation. Her four year college scholarship was awarded along with the top honor. Honorable mention went to others. the essay praised the American flag and the Constitution’s enduring ideals.
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L of
Elman
Cincinnati
The
Mary
Epic’s College
Evan
D. C
Crowds Attend Findlay Market Pitches in Cincinnati
Record crowds gather at Findlay Market on the plank facing Race street for Wednesday evening outdoor talks by Franciscan friars. The 8 15 pm sessions, shorter than prior years, feature the lead speaker from St. Francis church as organizers aim to draw larger audiences.
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Cincinnati
Findlay Market
Race Street
St. Francis’ Church
Priest Fr Bernard Kuhlman Celebrates 55th Ordination Anniversary
The Rev Bernard F Kuhlman S T D longtime chaplain at the National Military Home for 38 years until 1987 marks the 55th anniversary of his priestly ordination today July 27. Born in Cincinnati on January 27 1866 he studied at St Xavier College and the Propaganda College Rome and was ordained in 1890.
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Gesus
University Heights
Cleveland
Raymond J. Gray
Cheese
Political Science
Xavier University
Cincinnati
St. Vincent’s Heary
Celestin J. Steiner
Xavier
St. Stanislaus’ Novitiate
Parma
Gray
Bernard F. Kuhlman
S.T.D
National Military Home
Oxford Avenue
Dayton
Father Kuhlman
Na Weil
Kuhlman
St. Xavier College
Propaganda College
Rome
St. Ae
Official Catholic notice for Dayton churches July 29
A July 21 1945 notice states an official mass read in Dayton churches. It announces a commercial high school for girls opening next September in St Josephs requiring applicants to have completed the sophomore year.
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Dayton
Commercial High School
St. Joseph’s
Daughters of Mother Seton Carry on Charitable Mission
The Sisters of Charity continue Mother Seton’s legacy through patient service and active works. They labor in union with God, aiding the poor in China’s provinces and in U S institutions. Originating in Emmitsburg in 1829 they founded an orphanage and school near the Old Cathedral, expanding by 1852 as demand grew.
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Mary
Beth Ann
Souls
Sisters of Charity
Mother Seton
Christ
China
Ceese Women of Charity
Emmitswall
Nega Street
Mimati
Moshen Tienes
Church Mission Emphasizes Spreading Redemption Worldwide
A church affirms its duty to make disciples of all nations, continuing Christ’s commission to spread the gospel and provide redemption through His Blood. It notes that some can labor at home and others in foreign missions, guiding people toward peace through divine truth.
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Christ
St. Richard of Chichester
Agg
Crates
Chepal
Sander
Five Archdiocesan Service Men Listed Killed
The weekly list honors five archdiocesan service men killed in action or missing in the war. Noeth Karl M. is noted as missing. Richard G. Hobbs is listed as dead from a May 22, 1944 forced down incident. The piece mentions memorial services and religious appeals connected to the war effort.
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Archdiocesan Service
Noeth
St. Ja
Dayton
Karl M. Noeth
George Noeth
Teresa Miller
Smi
Richard G. Hobbs
Hobbs
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