Bishops call for national charity drive to aid war victims
The Archdiocese urges every Catholic to participate in the annual Bishops Emergency and Relief collection this Sunday. Funds benefit war refugees and victims in the United States and abroad, with every cent directed to relief work and no use for expenses. The appeal emphasizes aiding the hungry and distressed, and supporting blood volunteers and armed forces through the Red Cross.
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Incinnati
Bishops of
United
Bishops
Mergency
America
Catholic
Jesus Christ
Red Cross
Compromise and Concessions in Big Three Policy
The piece discusses compromise as mutual concessions in international deals and cautions against unjust concessions. It cites the Polish decision and Curzon line implications, urging continued cooperation among the Big Three for world peace while opposing unjust terms.
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Webster
Schiettion
Britain
Curzon Line
Red Cross Drives Support For Soldiers And Civilians
A historical notice urges continued Red Cross fundraising during March to aid soldiers, wounded, and civilians. It emphasizes unity across race and creed, the need for donations, and Catholic support as the campaign builds toward a large goal amid wartime hardship.
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Red Cross
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Red Coney Ie
Iiding
Uniform Marriage Laws Debated by Ohio Representative
Ohio Representative A Ramey argues for a nationwide uniform set of marriage and divorce laws. He says the home reflects the country and advocates tightening laws while stressing the need to restore the sanctity of marriage through churches and moral teaching. He cites varied state practices and notes Christ as a guest at weddings.
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Ohio
A. Ramey
Ramey
United States
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
South Carolina
New York
Nevada
Marrie
Odieas
Christ
Cana
Jesus
Enemies of Prejudice Interracial Dinner Draws 1000 in Cincinnati
A crowd of 1000 paid $2 each for an Cincinnati dinner last week to discuss interracial relations. Father John La Farge spoke on race issues, signaling church backing for amity. Attendees warned postwar tensions and the need for practical steps toward equality.
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Cincinnati
America
John la Farge
Community Tamale Event Promises Five Evening Performances
A local notice details multiple tamale and drama events with performances on March 15 18 22 25 and 27 at 8:10. Tickets available daily from 9 am to 9 pm at a street location or by calling Cherry at 1723.
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John Passion Steere
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Lent Reflections on Peace and Far East Power Balance
The piece urges Lent sacrifices and prayers for rapid end to war, emphasizing a postwar world order. It discusses four empires in the Far East Britain France Holland and their influence on future peace. It suggests if these powers pursue control a broader peace may follow.
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Priest's Father Claimed by Death in Ohio
Frank Umberg aged 76 father of Rev. Hubert Umberg C S B pastor and of Sister Mary Eloise educator, died February 24. Funeral held February 27 at St Martin's Cheviot after he emigrated from Switzerland and worked as a Cheviot tailor. He belonged to Knights of Columbus Catholic Knights of Ohio and Knights of St John. survivors include six sons and several daughters.
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Hubert Umberg
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Marmion Military Academy
Aurora
Mary Eloise
St. Agnes’ School
Cincinnati
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Cheviot
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Switzerland
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Catholic Knights of Ohio
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Rand
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Louis Cuivre
Studies 5 Years by Mail Convert Studies 5 Years by Mail
A Catholic church program to extend study by mail faces access issues. Miss X cannot reach Mrs. A by public transit, and repeated attempts to arrange a meeting falter due to transportation gaps. Mrs. A visits a meeting point, but logistical hurdles persist as discussions drift over several months.
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Jackson
Patges
Forty Hours Devotion and Related Religious Events
March 11 at St. Anthony's novitiate Mt sites mark Forty Hours Devotion. March 18 services planned at Chapel of the Holy Spirit in Cincinnati with St. Anthony's Budd Street Convent of the Good Shepherd and Mother of Mercy Academy cited.
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St. Anthony's Novitiate
Help Selah Bene
Chapel of the Holy Spirit
Cincinnati
St. Anthony's
Budd Street
Convent of the Good Shep- Mother of Mercy Academy
Mass to Climax Week Of Girls Activities
Church notes describe the climax of a week dedicated to girl activities led by the Cincinnati Federation. Parents and chairpersons coordinate events as the program continues through this period with church groups and local organizations involved.
Company Handles Great Volume of Produce Buying
The piece discusses supply purchasing in large volumes, noting that preferred alternates are economically desirable and that the purchasing medium hinges on efficiency. It cites the National Purchasing company director praising uniform policies, market analysis, and timing to secure favorable prices and reduce institutional costs.
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Kramer
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Chaplain Pilliod Remembered By Seabees On Beachhead
Chaplain Pilliod, beloved by his Protestant and Catholic sailors, inspired a chapel to be built on the beachhead with altar and crucifix. Lt. McDonough recalls his unselfish service aiding Catholic men with spiritual support. He was ordained in 1939 and served near Plymouth, later stationed about 80 miles east of Plymouth.
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McDonough
Eos
Een Ee Ae
St. William’s Church
Cincinnati
Ensignor Chaliod
Plymouth
Priest Army Chaplain to Observe 25th Vow Anniversary
The priest, who served as army chaplain and coordinator of academy activities for two units, helped with specialized cooking aboard the ice and entered the Society in 1919. He was ordained in 1933 and will mark 25 years since his first profession of vows.
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Education and justice in the face of labor and FEPC limits
The text argues that worker opposition and some unions would strip FEPC of coercive power. It warns that education alone cannot remove discrimination. It calls for a mix of education and strong action to uphold interracial justice and harmony.
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