Last Glance of the Bishop in Maryknoll Days 1950
December 23, 1950 memories of Christmas at Maryknoll in China amid political tension. The narrator recalls gifts, a homemade crib, and a confrontation with authorities over gun and ammunition declarations. The Bishop was arrested December 22 and died in Canton prison ten months later after a forced public trial.
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Paulita
Maryknoll
Mr. Li
Ming
Ming Chang
Nere
Canton
Church
Father Ching
Philosophy Aids Science Says Catholic View Unity
Catholic education advocates described benefits for science students at Xavier University and local parishes. Dr. Harvey A. Dube argued philosophy completes science and guards faith against secular critique. he urged a Catholic scientist can coexist with rigorous inquiry.
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Holy Name Society
Nativity Parish
Cincinnati
Harvey A. Dube
Xavier University
Dr. Dube
Authority Emphasizes Safe Home Training for Children
Mrs. Walter J. Bartlett of Catholic Charities told mothers at Gabriel House Clifton that rightly exercised authority teaches discipline without punishment. She urged unity between parents and discussed its role in shaping a child’s relationship with God and society. Gabriel House, Grail Family Service center, began the El House program over a year ago to aid 75 local families during childbirth illness and related needs.
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Walter J. Bartlett
Catholic Charities
Gabriel House
Grail Family Service Center
Clifton
Bartlett
Catholic Charities’ Family Division
el House
Grailville
Community College For Leadership Studies
Loveland
Confusing Legion of Decency Movie Ratings in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati the Legion of Decency assigns A-1 unobjectionable for general patronage ratings and A-2 unobjectionable for adults for the Stooge film, with other notes unclear due to damaged text.
Letters to Editor Ank Aims at City Governance
Two readers dispute the idea that lawyers should serve as city officials. They argue the city already has capable people from government, business, and medicine who could govern well, and doubling council salaries would cost about 45 000 yearly, a small price for good governance. Also a reader criticizes a cinema ad urging a midnight show, suggesting churches should be urged to pray for peace instead.
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Anya
John S. Knoepfle
Catholic Telegraph Regis Unwanted Over McCarren Walter Act
A reader from Middletown objects to the Catholic Telegraph Regis on its stance against the McCarren Walter Act and Senator McCarthy and also criticizes its treatment of Father Coughlin. The letter asks that the paper not be sent to them.
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Catholic Telegraph
McCarren-Walter
Joe McCarthy
Father Coughlin
Radio Quiz Program On Catholicism Opens
A radio quiz on Catholicism debuted with priests answering panel questions in a Norfolk area effort. The program features Father Hugo Mentink and Father Robert Bastian with future appearances by Frs Kenny Alt and Regis. Non Catholics asked varied questions. high listener demand prompted continued weekly broadcasts and booklets.
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Cage Ee Council
AB Gene Ons
Renly
Hugo Mentink
St. Ann’s Parish
Robert Bastian
St. Mary’s
Frank Kenny
Hamilton
Ee School
Chalain
Clement Alt
St. Joseph’s
Father Regis
O.F. M
St. Stephen’s
Butler County
Theen
Richard Smith
Durbin
Father Butler Council
Public School Religion Study Sparks Catholic Concerns
Monsignor Hochwalt warns that factual study of religion in public schools raises fears of bias toward Protestantism and questions about released time. He notes Catholics worry casual treatment could devalue religion and calls Catholic colleges to develop acceptable factual teaching methods.
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Monsignor Hochwalt
Ublic
Apostolate of the Negro Dinner Meeting Planned
The Apostolate of the Negro schedules a dinner meeting for Wednesday March 11 at 7 p.m. at Holy Trinity Church located at 121 West Fifth Street in Cincinnati.
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Holy Trinity Church
W. Fifth Street
Cincinnati
Unity Is Answer To Fifth Flood Says Police Chief
Police chief calls for unity and public support to enforce Ohio indecent literature statutes. He says authorities will arrest sellers and work with the community, praising St Mary’s students and leaders for raising awareness and urging broader backing.
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Margeres
St. Maine Free School
Jef Schrotel
St. Mary’s
Ohio
Joseph A. Beimesche
Federation
Girls of
Catholic Radio and TV Programs Listings for Weekdays
Radio and TV schedule fragments show Catholic programming across Covington Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton and Dayton stations WZIP WLW WCPO WMOH and others. Entries reference Saint Francis hour K of C program and Bishop Worth Living with time slots and dates around March 12.
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Cencinnati
WCPO
Cincinnati
St. Francis
P.m
Hamilton
Dayton
Ea One
Covington
Bishop
Arene
Rg K. T
The Creation of Woman in the Bible Revisited
A discussion on Genesis creation of woman from man, exploring literal and figurative readings, and the role of science in interpreting scripture. The author weighs Moses intent, the phrase bone of my bone and flesh of my flesh, and what can be known about the topic given limited evidence.
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Farum
St. Mary
Leia
Henoch
God
Near East
David
Saed
Moses
Botner
Religion Leaders Affirm Principle Of Equal Rights
Toledo real estate board president Paul J Fuller labeled a protest against Negro occupancy as a flagrant violation of religious teachings. Three religious leaders from Catholic Charities, the Toledo Ministerial Association, and B'nai Israel joined in a declaration that discrimination contradicts God and the U.S. Constitution. The Toledo Metropolitan Housing Authority has postponed action on the segregation dispute with 51 vacancies in three housing projects. No Negro families have moved in as hearings await.
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Toledo
Paul J.fuller
East Toledo
Ignor M. J
Catholic Charities
Sidney A. Mayer
Toledo Ministerial Association Prefit
Morton Goldberg
B’nai Israel
Fuller
Toledo Metropolitan
Military Services For Korea Victim
Nealon C. Shay Jr. of the 17th Infantry was killed in action near Songnae Dong Korea on December 18. He had seven years of service including time in Japan and Korea and was wounded November 8 at Songnae Dong. He received the Bronze Star with V device posthumously for actions that day.
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Nealon C. Shay
Nealon Shay
St. Mary’s
Erenens
Ft Thomas
Ft. Campbell
Pea
Shay
K. 17
Songnae-Dong
Korea
Japan
Songae-Dong
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Walter Borchelt
Cecilia Dotto
Ad Waitar
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