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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1945
Page
15
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A critical editorial discussing the United States Britain and other powers use of a voting formula at a world security council and its impact on collective security. It argues for power principled restraint, alignment with the Atlantic Charter, and the need for public opinion to push for policy changes including the Full Employment Act of 1945.
The piece discusses unemployment as a defining issue of the era, contrasting rich and poor, workers and employers. It argues the economic system must provide care like medical and housing support, warning that without state intervention many face starvation and reduced living standards as jobs vanish.
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg defends justice as guiding light for world order, insisting a truly practicable peace plan must be just, not expedient. He warns even the Big Three must heed a higher standard, framing justice as both moral and realistic in international affairs.
Roosevelt suggested German troops rebuild Russian cities after the war. The idea of conscripting German labor gains attention as Russia favors it and reparations in kind are discussed by the Big Three. Critics warn of massive disruption to Germany and Europe, with broad opposition among some unions and officials.
The article discusses Protestants reconsidering their stance on the New Thought movement amid its inclusion in the Protestant Council of Churches. It argues for a return to core Christian teachings and warns against a drift toward non creedal fellowship lacking moral and ritual elements.
The report lists multiple Cincinnati area servicemen presumed dead or missing in action during World War II. Names include Pvt. Edward Connelly, Seaman Charles Laymon, 1st Lt. Robert Kuhn, Ens. Ord Ballhaus, Sgt. Robert Vehr, Sgt. William Murray, and Pfc. Richard Murphy, with details on families and home addresses.
The Forty Hours devotion will be observed in multiple institutions during its schedule. On March 18 activities will be at Chapel of the Holy Spirit St. Anthony's Budd Street Convent of the Good Shepherd and Mother of Mercy Academy. On March 25 events will be at St. Catharine's Westwood University of Dayton.
The Bond Hill institution prepares for a boys basketball tournament starting March 18 with a slate of at least three games in the opening round. Officials from the Ohio Valley Officials Association volunteer to supervise the events following CYO rules on game timing and structure. The upcoming program also includes boxing bouts organized by Coach Fenwick as part of gatherings at Eagles Hall.
An interview recounts refugees' uncertain journeys across borders, noting Spain as a haven for some and France or Italy for others. It describes visa issues, long-time has-beens, and complex loyalties, with emphasis on emotional strain, forged stories, and the toll on families.
The Catholic Youth… club of The Loretto plans a semi formal in Dayton at the Van Cleve hotel ballroom to celebrate St Patrick’s feast. The annual dance welcomes Catholic youth and nearby soldiers from Patterson and Wright Fields as guests. Committee chairs include William Dorgan and others with tickets on sale.
Central War tie broadcasts include Sunday March 18 at 12 15 am on WHIO 1290 with Novena service and faith led programming. Davies hosts non specifics and a Catholic faith oriented lineup for the late night schedule.
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