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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1945
Page
2
A dated discourse argues that women should resist smoking vanity and public immodesty to preserve feminine nature and home life. It condemns economic forces eroding traditional duties while urging Italy’s rescue from starvation disease and Communistic threat, praising church led virtue and national unity.
The piece argues Father’s Day stems from God’s command to honor parents and nature’s law. It urges fathers to model love, obedience, and virtue yearly, claiming the day’s meaning fades without personal example and family duty.
A fragmentary wartime essay discusses Italy under fascism and Allied advance, noting famine, disease, and Nazi sequestration, then shifts to postwar politics. It critiques Soviet and American roles, communism’s appeal, and Browder’s shifts in stance amid the European conflict.
The piece argues Catholic parents must enroll their children in Catholic schools to secure religious and moral training. It contends secular or nonsectarian schooling risks moral ruin, and stresses education as a duty to God and country, shaping morally stable citizens against secular forces.
In a religious school setting priests carefully guide Latin study, reducing difficulty through expert instruction and a strong student spirit. The boys pursue the language with notable interest and a clear goal in view as they continue learning.
The article argues for lay apostolate volunteers to staff rural Catholic missions for six to twelve months. It cites a large number of unaffiliated may have no priest contact, urging organized lay work to guide homes and farms toward Catholic life, while promoting unity and civic leadership through religious instruction.
Eighteen year old Thomas Barter and James Burger, both in the U S Army, are among seven Burger brothers serving overseas. Pfc James Burger enlisted in March 1944 and serves with an infantry division in Germany while Mrs Burger and a 10 month old daughter live in Ala. Arthur Lobo, married to Mary Burgero, recently returned from 13 months with a bombardment group in Italy and Corsica.
The War department lists several Cincinnati area servicemen as missing in action or dead. John Meyers son of St. Xavier graduate, Lt. Robert Tabeling missing over Germany since May, Lt. Gerald Howard presumed dead after D-day in France, Capt. Anthony Geiser missing over Europe, and Col. Edward McGurk, Sgt. Martin Couchot, and Cpl. Nagle Gusching noted in casualty notices with family names and addresses in Cincinnati and nearby towns.
The Forty Hours devotion will be observed in Notre Dame convent Villa St. Clare’s convent Hartwell St. Philomena’s Stonelick Notre Dame convent Hamilton during the weeks of June 24. The schedule lists Notre Dame and local convents as centers for the devotion.
The piece argues that a new party line will renew strikes and trigger faked riots and breadlines. It calls for exposing Communists in government and labor as enemies of the country.
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