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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1952
Page
3
A Time letter writer, New Yorker reviewer, and others debate whether belief in God or communism best guides civilization. The Pope praises nursing virtues and urges spiritual strength from faith and the Eucharist to sustain dedication and moral energy.
The Holy Father spoke to nurses of Rome stressing nursing as a high vocation. He listed required utilities and urged deep respect for those who embrace the demanding but rewarding life, citing the need for technical knowledge and extraordinary responsibilities.
The piece argues television is spreading like corn in rural areas and becoming a common fixture, even as some question whether it is truly essential. It notes many farm homes boast antennas while urban viewers may skip outdoor setups, yet stresses one can live normally without TV or other common technologies.
The Observer surveys Ohio wages noting an average weekly of 59.28 for skilled understandings, with county figures ranging from 27.54 in Monroe to 75.88 in Butler and 37.30 in Clermont and 3 in Wood in northern areas, highlighting broad regional disparities.
Cral figures show average pay 43.18 while current state rate sits at 5. A policy review highlights the 9.28 benchmark and calls for adjustments amid tight budgets and fiscal constraints.
The Delhi Hills Monthly Paper notes community support from public schools a branch library civil defense units and scout troops. Editor Halloran may fill deadlines with local copy and even his own verses when needed.
Cardinal Spellman says Pope Pius XII looks amazingly well after illness and acts younger than his 76 years. He described the Pontiff as alert mentally and spoke upon returning with 500 American pilgrims who visited the pope in New York.
The author argues that Christians will not worship television as a necessity or rival to God. Even when moved by new tech, they will prioritize the Kingdom of God, seeking His justice first and accepting TV as a minor, nonessential boon.
The author attacks light summer fare in films radio and TV as cultural erosion. He argues heat and humidity invite leisure but urge staying mentally active. A mind fed by other minds benefits from deeper reading and significant topics beyond seasonal distractions.
In a witty lament on June brides and the flower girl and ring bearer obstacle a proposed society would abolish these youngsters from wedding processions while acknowledging the mothers’ devotion and the bride’s dream of a smooth aisle. The piece playfully weighs altar chaos against tradition and offers a quirky compromise.
Councilman Edward N Waldvogel filed a resolution in Cincinnati to start weekly sessions with a prayer. The plan would have the mayor arrange rotating clergy from Catholic Protestant and Jewish faiths to give the invocation. Waldvogel noted 35 of 100 large cities already begin meetings with prayer.
Schedule lists devotions from June 29 to July 6 at Good Counsel Fe Saint Malachys Morrow Notre Dame convent Hamilton St Clare s convent Hartwell then July 6 to July 13 at St Robert Bellarmins Cincinnati Queen of Angels Hamilton St Michael s New Vienna St Philomenas Stonelick Notre Dame Mt Airy includes multiplechurches and convents across Ohio during scheduled Forty Hours devotion period.
Review discusses Anthony T. Bous earen and his piece in America on California tax exemption for non profit and parochial schools. It notes the 1951 move toward parity with 47 states, the $760 tax loss and tax-supported education for 183000 children, and the referendum battle between Californians for Justice in Education and the California Alliance.
John A. Moser named director of development at Xavier University. He replaces C. Glynn Fraser who will end his contract Aug. 15 after serving since 1948. Fraser will continue as Fort Scott camps director in New Baltimore and teach in Xavier’s summer session.
A High Mass of Thanksgiving at Our Lady of Victory in Cincinnati marks the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Archie J. Pflanzer. The couple, parish residents for about 40 years, have three children Archie Jr. Gustav and Elizabeth and four grandchildren. An open house follows at their home 65 Neeb Road.
A French nun who fled 1904 religious order suppression in France died this month at the Ursuline convent in St Martin. Sister Perpetua Vampouille spent 48 of her 57 years in religious life at the St Martin community after professing in Arras. Her companions recall her generous duties and the vestments she crafted as a lasting tribute.
A fragmentary report notes census figures from Turkey show Catholics and Greeks among a minority in Ankara with Islam as the dominant faith. The text references 1950 data and mentions Greek Orthodox and related groups within the population.
A Cincinnati reader Mrs. Vincent Hery at 5428 Montgomery Avenue argues against government aid to schools citing the federal school lunch program. She warns the Catholic Church might trade birthright for free lunches and predicts broader government involvement, offering a personal pledge of five dollars weekly for her children's lunches to keep schools separate from federal entanglements.
Monday through Saturday schedule lists stations and times for Catholic programs. Includes WING Dayton, WZIP Covington, WCPO Cincinnati, WONE Dayton, WMOH Hamilton, and WHIO Dayton. programs include Sacred Heart, Heart Program, Faith in Our Time, and Family Time.
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