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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1945
Page
3
A mid century style reflection urges sober Fourth of July celebration, stressing divine origin of rights and the need for courage and unity. It lauds the Declaration of Independence, asserts religion as the basis of government, and calls voters to consider candidates who defend democracy.
The piece denounces the arrest and trial of 16 Polish leaders by Soviet authorities as a calculated Kremlin maneuver linked to the Yalta accord. It links the action to Poland's puppet Lublin regime, questions Western acquiescence, and warns of Soviet influence over Eastern Europe as Britain and the United States face betrayal in the postwar order.
A local column discusses the Colored citizens of the city seeking a franchise and representation in council. It warns of division and plans to unite among Colored men to run or influence candidates in the upcoming municipal election.
The piece argues that the United Nations should bar nations that aided the Axis from membership. It notes the Franco regime and its Axis support, compares it to Allied ties with Russia, and questions the extent of Spain’s wartime assistance versus Germany.
Winners of the Isaac Jogues Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus essay contest in Cincinnati received their awards from Very Rev Mon Signor Carl J. Ryan, superintendent of archdiocesan schools, at a ceremony.
The article argues that priesthood demands superior intellect and proven virtue, with the seminary serving to shape character and faith. It notes former seminarians become strong lay Catholics, while warning draft-dodging via seminary is incorrect and praising Cincinnati’s Mt. Washington and Norwood seminaries.
St. Xavier's Free Day Nursery at 607 Sycamore Street Cincinnati announces a two day summer festival on July 28 and 29 on the high school grounds at Seventh and Sycamore. A dinner will be provided July 28 night and a chicken supper will be served July 29 from noon.
The Forty Hours devotion will be held in several parishes and institutions during the weeks of July 1 and July 8. Readings and services are scheduled at St. Clare's Convent Hartwell, St. Philomena's Stonelick, Notre Dame Convent Hamilton, St. ce Morrow, St. Jesa's Home Silverton, and Queen of Angels Hamilton.
The piece details St Michael’s parish history from its 1847 establishment by Rev Cajetan through enlargements and additions including two rear wings and a Sisters of St Francis convent. It notes the 1868 parish house, 1906 school building, and the long pastorate of Rev Peter Deselaers followed by Rev Jacob Volk since 1937 with George McDonald as architect for church renovations.
The vacation school begins Monday July 2 at the Santa Maria Institute in Cincinnati. Operated by the Community Chest and Sisters of Charity, it offers free activities for children six to 16 and a separate nursery program for preschoolers.
Xavier University opens its regular day division session on Monday July 9 per Ray J Fellinger Students enrolling now can complete a full year of college work by February 1946 The campus offers four year degree programs pre professional tracks in medicine dentistry and law and two year certificate courses for industrial chemist engineers assistant and accountant Residential hall with dining facilities will be open for out of town students.
Radio guide for Sunday July 1 lists Catholic programs on WHIO 1290 at 9 15 a m and 10 30 a m on 1330 with Sainthood and Hour of Faith shows indicating schedules for Sacred Heart programming during wartime.
The UNCIO faces questions on Spain's role with Franco and foreign help. analysts say discrediting Franco risks destabilizing Spain and warns against calls to overthrow his regime. Observers note Spain's internal factions and external pressures shape policy in Central Europe.
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