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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1945
Page
3
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The piece muses on Easter in 1945, urging belief that peace is possible through faith and leaders’ courage. It links spiritual renewal to a new world order while noting cautious optimism about postwar civic issues in Cincinnati and municipal transit ownership debates.
Citizens weigh whether city control would lower rates and improve efficiency. Supporters argue the public utility could reach cheaper power and gas, while opponents cite taxation, delays, and political risks. The discussion ties to airport and flood control needs and overall city services.
In Cincinnati the consecration of a Bishop highlights the divine structure of the Church. The rite links the first Apostles to modern successors, affirming the sacramental priesthood and the need for ordained mediators between God and man.
Senator Fred G. Reiners of Hamilton County introduces a bill to cap income taxes at 25 percent as part of a national effort to amend the Constitution for a 22nd Amendment. The measure echoed in Catholic Telegraph Register with critique arguing higher taxes fall on the poor, urging readers to contact Ohio legislators.
After the two island campaign the Navy reports include 15,308 wounded and 441 missing with 19,938 gains. The text questions if the Iwo Jima and related battles justify the price and suggests future judgment by Americans at the San Francisco security conference.
The piece argues that unity across religions is false and defends Catholic Church teaching. It asserts Jesus Christ as true, condemns religious equivalence, and claims the Church has preserved revealed doctrine for 1900 years and will endure. It emphasizes the Church's exclusive hold on essential Christianity.
A soldier describes being seated near the procession and the Little Flower statue during a moving ceremony. He recalls the organ, candles, and the pure casket bearing the Flower, feeling awe and lasting impression from the rite and the closeness to the casket.
The report recalls a three day fight for Motogame air field No. 2 where Hatfield’s unit engaged enemy forces. A boy received a gunshot to the arm during shelling while family members credit the Rosary and Novena prayers for protection. Sister John Dominic from St Dominic is mentioned as part of Rosarian activity.
Sgt. Liber of Cincinnati is awarded the Bronze Star medal for actions on December 18, 1944, while serving with engineers overseas. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Liber of 722 Wayne Avenue. The 23 year old has served in the U. S. Army for ten years with one year overseas.
Parishes and institutions including Sts Peter and Paul Norwood St Gertrude Madera the Lady of Good Hope St Remy Russia Collars Sacred Heart Dayton mark the Forty Hours devotion observed today across the diocese.
S. Sgt. R. F. Hoffman was awarded the Air Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster posthumously. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund F. Hoffman of 23 Belsaw Place, Cincinnati. The citation notes his sustained bravery as a gunner in combat.
A missioner freed from a prison camp recounts harsh conditions including daily rice rations of one gram and unhulled rice. He recalls longing for U.S. delivery, mentions Father Leisring after 17 years in the Philippines, and notes survivors John Wolfzorn and Mrs. Charles Burns.
Radio schedule fragment lists April 1 6:15 am on WHIO 1290. Hour of Faith features Rev. Soden and others. program titled Al is Bog etc. Omitted details due to legibility.
Readers report chain prayer messages claiming dire consequences if 13 prayers are sent. The note warns against sending or accepting the chain and urges destruction of such messages as baseless and potentially harmful.
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