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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1952
Page
5
A religious reflection notes Corpus Christi feast and the Eucharist's meaning during Lent. It recalls Christ's passion and death and the psalmist line about God feeding His people with bread, emphasizing participation in the Body and Blood through Holy Communion.
The narrative follows Thomas Ewing and family figures through Civil War triumphs, Sherman’s campaigns, and postwar politics. It details friendships with Sherman, interactions with President Johnson, bitter Radical opposition, and Ewing’s near-secure yet unconfirmed appointment as Secretary of War amid Reconstruction turmoil, ending with his death while defending Lincoln’s legacy.
An eighth grade student at St. Catharine's School receives the Wigskind Scholarship for academic achievement, as School Scoops reports the award and its recipient.
A discussion on planning life purpose and vocation contrasts floaters with intentional choices. Westwood wins a scholarship to the Immaculate Conception Oldenburg award after an essay contest. Kathleen Byrne of St Catharine's and runner up Carolyn Streit are noted for their seventh grade submissions.
A simple family dessert recipe called Princess Pudding uses tapioca sugar and salt boiled with water until clear. Stir in currant jelly, chill and serve very cold with whipped cream, yielding eight servings.
The California battle over taxing below college level religious schools provokes intense public response. The Waters bill expands tax exemptions for nonprofit religious institutions, while opponents push a repeal referendum backed by labor groups and church leaders. The Nation notes broad, polarized involvement from Catholic, Seventh Day Adventist, Lutheran and other denominations.
The Very Rev Paul C Reinert S J president of St Louis University has been elected to the board of review for the Commission on Colleges and Universities North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. He will serve a six year term.
June 6 marks Peary’s Arctic expedition start in 1891 and his 1909 North Pole reach. June 7 1776 marks independence resolution. July 4 declared. June 8 1891 DAR incorporated. June 10 1801 1805 Tripoli war began with 3300 naval forces. June 11 1891 first whaleback sailed from Duluth. June 12 1776 Virginia Declaration of Rights followed Congress independence.
The Cincinnati Catholic Advisory Committee on Girl Scouting held its annual spring tea on June 2 under the Catholic Youth Drive. New leaders were welcomed, plans for Girl Scout Sunday in October and a recollection day were discussed, and existing representatives urged to participate more fully. Father Earl Whalen praised the leaders and urged continued support for Catholic sponsorship of Girl Scouts.
Students at St Rita’s School staged skits in blue and white depicting Marian feasts and the mysteries of the Rosary. Fifth and sixth graders spoke on saints devoted to Mary, while the eighth grade noted Edgar Allan Poe and other poets. Cordonnier served as master of ceremonies.
Puzzle lists across and down clues covering letters numbers and wordplay. Includes themes such as opposite words and common phrases with entries like brief belief statement and hallowed be thy. May reference verse line about the farmer's wife and moon jumpers.
An American Federationist editorial argues private and parochial schools embody individual freedom while accusing James B. Conant of Harvard University of labeling independent schools a threat to democratic unity. The piece defends independent schooling amid charges of undermining national cohesion.
Carol Siebenthaler of grade nine and Ronald Adleta of grade seven won boys and girls Reading prizes in a contest held by the American Legion post. They read their essays at memorial services May 30 in Reading Cemetery where Our Lady of the Sacred Heart School also took top prizes in the Poppy Day poster contest.
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