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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1945
Page
12
A group led by Luis Negrin argues the Spanish regime should sever relations with foreign nations, claiming Soviet imperialism and foreign influence threaten Spain. They critique U.S. and allied mercy toward the regime while demanding a rupture backed by domestic and international forces.
The article quotes Father Ackerman on the church as an apostolate for all children especially the destitute and abandoned. He stresses virtues of truth honesty and justice as essential for the future and notes the church’s care extends beyond Christian children to all children in need.
Edward D. Mc Kim of Omaha Nebraska, a Catholic and former special assistant to President Truman, becomes deputy administrator of the Federal Loan Administration under John W. Snyder. The change was announced by the White House and took effect immediately.
Dr. Hugo Gschwind in Basel canton says Divine Providence has protected Switzerland during wartime. He notes four years of unusually good crops despite import cuts and domestic shortfalls, crediting the Blessed Nicholas of Flue whose canonization is expected soon.
Washington The Acta Apostolicae Sedis now ready for distribution carries the Office and Mass for August 22 the Feast of the Immaculate Heart of the Blessed Mary Ever Virgin.
Belgium teeters on the brink of internecine conflict as opposition parties urge repatriation of King Leopold III who remains a controversial figure after World War II. The anti Leopold coalition, led by the Communist faction, questions his wartime conduct and his marriage to a commoner, while debates over his return intensify amid a fractured postwar politics.
A set of announced scenes from the Crosby film The Bells of St Marys features Catholic characters portrayed by real believers. The movie, to be released by RKO this fall, centers on human aspects of teachers and parish life with actors including Bogar Travers Joan Carroll Bobby Fraser William Gorgan Una OConnor Dorothy Russell and Tim Hawkins. The young actors are six year old students from Holy Family parish in Glendale California and have not appeared in films before.
Vatican observers weigh if Archbishop Spellman of New York will become Papal Secretary of State as about a dozen new cardinals are slated for a year end consistory. Reports cite European politics and American influence, but official word remains absent and Vatican stability is seen as a prerequisite.
A proposed constitutional amendment on school transport in public buses is set for Wisconsin voters in November 1946. The measure seeks to regulate the transport of reck and private school pupils by public buses and faces legislative steps before a final decision by the electorate.
A Netherland radio broadcast claims the Belgian Catholic Party has changed its name and platform. The report notes a rebranding shift and potential impact on its public identity and future campaigning.
The draft Georgia Basic Law includes tax exemptions for religious and charitable institutions and limits endowments by race. It outlines rights against public office removal due to opinions while preserving moral constraints, bans lotteries, and mandates separate schools by race.
Pope Pius XII appoints Most Rev. Jose Gawlina Bishop of the Polish armed forces as Ordinary for all Poles in Germany and Austria. He will depart soon to visit Polish centers in Germany, according to KAP.
Osservatore Romano reports that sailors have provided aid to hundreds of Italian orphans near Palermo. The release highlights charitable acts by the sailors and the church's role in relief efforts.
Queen thanks Maureen O Sullivan, an Irish woman who served with the Maquis in occupied France during World War II. Dropped by parachute in March 1944 with a radio, she relayed coded Nazi movements and narrowly escaped capture. Her self described rebel status drew a light remark from the Queen at Buckingham Palace.
Osservatore Romano front page carries a press note praising the Church's gospel teaching as the true source in a troubled world. The memo thanks religious counselors for aiding a Catholic spiritual rebirth in Spain and notes denial of reports that the news is to be persecuted.
Officials and staff of the National Catholic Welfare Conference and the National Catholic Community Service attended a reception at NCWC headquarters honoring Rev. James M. Lawler who has served as general secretary and is to be reassigned. Monsignor Cann praised Father Lawler for his work and leadership during the past two years.
President Truman sends a greeting to the Catholic War Veterans gathered for their annual pageant in New York. He pledges the organization as a bulwark for justice and truth and notes the event, attended by over 1,500 people, also serves as an appeal for 816000 to extend facilities aiding returning veterans.
The Sisters of St. Joseph of the Third Order of St. Francis have purchased the Meridian sanitarium and will operate it as a general hospital. The order, founded in Wisconsin in 1901, now has more than 1,000 members.
The archbishop lauded the contemplative life during Mass marking the sixtieth anniversary of the Poor Clare monastery in Orleans. The ceremony honored the order and its peaceful vows within the community.
The Most Rev. Bernard Griffin, Archbishop of Westminster, said Dachau and Buchenwald trace to denying God and substituting the state as supreme. He warned that without God the state needs secret police and concentration camps, urging Britain to resist eroding faith as general election campaigns begin.
The Most Rev John J Mitty presided at a Solemn Mass of Requiem for Bartly P Oliver 90. Oliver funded Mt St Helena summer home for orphans Los Altos St Elizabeths infant hospitals and a homeless shelter in San Francisco where a soup kitchen fed upwards of 8 000 daily.
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