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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1945
Page
12
A partial list from a local church records segment includes clergy such as Rev. Albin H. Retermann Very Rev. Monsignor Clarence G. AB our D and Rev. Edward Saleene mn PhL with Rev. Clement J. Busemeyer and A Mae noted among entries.
A reflective piece argues women should preserve natural femininity, resist imitation of primitive roles, and seek independence within home church and state. It links economic change to shifting domestic duties and claims spiritual leadership by the Church has shaped women for 2,000 years. It ends with an appeal to aid Italy against famine disease and communism.
A reflection on Father’s Day as a yearly reaffirmation of the natural and divine duty to honor and love one’s father. The piece argues the day should reinforce the command to children to respect their father, aligning with God’s laws and nature.
A lengthy wartime essay condemns Italy's postwar suffering due to drought, famine, and Nazi destruction, noting Allied aid and Soviet influence while critiquing American policy. It also recounts Browder's political pivots from staunch Soviet ally to critic of Moscow's line and his return to a more pragmatic stance.
Catholic parents are urged to enroll their children in Catholic schools to shield them from secular influence. The author argues there is no middle path in education, warning that excluding God risks moral ruin and atheism. The piece links Catholic schooling to national stability and the safeguarding of youth against delinquency.
In the minor seminary, Latin study shows improvement due to expert priest instruction and the earnest student spirit. The boys engage with the language with interest and grow in understanding.
Advocates forming a group of 100 or more lay volunteers to aid priest-led missions in rural America for six months to a year. Emphasizes religious education of children, church unity, and guiding families toward Catholic faith. Highlights farm communities, seminary training at St Gregory’s, and campus recreation.
The Burger family shows a strong wartime presence with seven brothers and a sister connected to service. Pfc James Burger, 20, joined the Navy in March 1944 and serves with an infantry division in Germany. Another Burger joined in December 1944, while a sister Mary Burger Lobo is married to Pfc Arthur Lobo serving in Italy and Corsica.
War department reports list five local servicemen as dead or missing in action. Lt. Robert G. Tabeling, 22, presumed dead after missing over Germany since May 28, 1944. Lt. Gerald V. Howard Jr., 26, missing since D-Day and now presumed dead in France. Capt. Anthony W. Geiser, 22, missing since November 3, 1943, a B-26 pilot with over 50 missions, presumed dead. Cpl. Edward L. McGurk, 44, died in a Japanese prison camp in 1942. Sgt. Martin Couchot, 25, killed in action on Luzon May 23, 1945. Cpl. Nagle V. Gusching, 23, wounded accidentally by a pistol in Linz, Austria, post VE-day.
The 40 Hours devotion will be held in several parishes during the weeks of June 24 and July 1. On June 24 at Notre Dame convent in Dayton and St. Clare's convent in Hartwell. Also at St. Philomena's in Stonelick and Notre Dame convent in Hamilton.
The fragment describes a new party line promising renewal of common labor strikes in America and labeling communists in government and labor organizations as enemies, suggesting a political shift and confrontation.
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