Ohio Legislature Reflects on Church and State Debate
The piece notes the 1946 Ohio General Assembly with 33 senators and 136 representatives and highlights Protestant ministers among them. It argues against claims that Catholics or clergy influence politics, stating such cries are often from bigots and that many Protestant ministers hold office without fueling the “union of church and state” alarm.
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House of Representa
General Assembly
Ohio
George G
House of Repreives
L. H. Meyersen
Jacob Ashburn
Franklin Dd. Turpeau
Church and State
World Conspiracy Talk Against Catholic Church Debunked
Opinion urges sober analysis of anti Catholic attacks. Warns against panics from diverse groups and calls for defending Christian charity while exposing secularism and propaganda. Recommends focusing on truth and moral leadership, not conspiracy fears or bigotry.
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Tais
Orient
Bogey
Atten
Saint Joseph the common man as model of simple happiness
The piece argues St Joseph embodies humble virtue as a common laborer. It praises his quiet sanctity and family devotion, contrasting him with grand rulers and soldiers. His simple work and presence with Jesus and Mary show that ordinary life can reflect divine purpose and joy.
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St. Joseph
Johan
Jesus and
Mary
Observers Question Tolerance In Interfaith Council
A fragmentary report shows the Churches executive committee split over tolerance with the Council of Churches. Mayor Stewart is cited as opposing bigotry and Protestant Jewish or Catholic discrimination. Catholics advocate contacting all citizens under civil authorities to foster goodwill.
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Federal Council of
Ian Century
Aim Control
America
Presbyterian Church
Suneee Kee
Seay
Council of Churches
Stewart
Commission
Chamber
Steubenville Priest Named to International Mark Twain Society
The Rev. Dr. James H. Cotter of the Steubenville Diocese is elected an honorary member of the International Mark Twain Society, known as the League of Nations of Literature. The card is signed by Mark Twain’s son, reflecting the ceremony’s literary honor.
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James H. Cotter
Diocese of
Steubenville
International
Mark Twain
Appeal for Peace and War Relief Under Pope Pius XII
The appeal urges devotion and generosity to aid wartime relief coordinated by Pope Pius XII. It emphasizes a unified, spirit-led drive across five spheres to alleviate war’s harms and support the Holy Father’s planned distribution through the archbishop of Cincinnati.
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Father
Christ
Pope Pius XII
Blood Donor Drive Appeals for Red Cross Support
The Red Cross appeals for continued blood plasma for wounded service men urging parishioners to donate and join as new volunteers. Cincinnati is the reporting center with a note of sincere gratitude from Chancellor John K. Mussio for the community’s generosity.
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Panely Feee
Prem Teers
Red Cross
Cincinnati
Funeral for Daniel Graf Led by Father Graf at St. Ene Church
Final rites were held February 27 at St. Ene Church for Daniel Graf father of Rev. Clarence D. Graf pastor of St. Aboener Church in Delhi. Graf died February 23 and is survived by his son and other relatives.
Soldier Aids in Rescue Under Fire
A Red Cross arm bandmed group assists a wounded man from a trench while under sniper fire. They maneuver the litter past a Jerry foxhole, keep low, and endure bullets as they slowly reach the aid station. The wounded man offers a faint thanks and the team continues the arduous trek back to safety.
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Pany
Red Cross
First Solemn Masses At St Aloysius And St Martins
Three Greater Cincinnati priests are to be ordained and celebrate first solemn masses this Sunday at 9 30 in St Aloysius church with a reception in the parish hall from 3 to 5 Father Kuhn born Detroit 1920 son of Mr and Mrs Charles Kuhn will be assisted at St Martins by Rev Maximilian Gartner and others with a 3 to 6 reception in St Martins hall Also Father Moorman born Cincinnati 1917 will offer his first mass at St Georges with a reception in the school hall later that evening The clergy and participants include several O F M and C F M members and others mentioned by name.
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Emmet Rothan
O.F.M
Bennet Rothan
David Hiller
Louis Lipps
Se Cousin
Roger Huser
Father Kuhn
Detroit
Charles Kuhn
North Bend Road
Cheviot
St. Martin’ S School
St. Martin’s Church
Maximilian Gartner
Gabriel Buescher
Jena
Florian Greve
Urban Freundt
C.F.M
St. Martin's Hall
Father Moorman
Cincinnati
Ray J. Moorman
Moorlein Avenue
St. George’s School
St. George’s Church
Rudolph Bonner
Ralph Moorman
Friedbert Adams
Leander Blumlein
Herculan Kolinski
St. George’s School Hall
Catholic Radio Listings Across Stations and Times
Radio schedule notes list Catholic programs across WHIO WSAL WLW and related frequencies. Entries show times such as 9 15 am 12 30 and 20 30 am with Cincinnati stations and a March 7 reference.
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Whio
Davies
WSAL
Cincinnati
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