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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1945
Page
3
The piece argues U S and Soviet diplomatic frankness should align while warning against Moscow's deception. It questions Soviet democracy rights and calls for clear, principled diplomacy, noting distrust of totalitarianism and the need for honest conversation at the conference.
Massio will take possession of the Steubenville diocese on May 23 under Archbishop and Bishop co consecrators. The Cincinnati priest is praised as capable humble learned and resourceful to organize Catholic life in Southeastern Ohio. After Notre Dame Xavier Rome studies he earned Doctor of Canon Law and served at St Marys Norwood and St. Marys seminary.
A disjointed excerpt cites A Sokolov on Soviet democracy and fascist rooting, noting debates within the Working Classes about Polish government foundations. The text references Molotov and Anglo American Britain without clear context, suggesting confusion over international positions and capital movements.
A editorial urges using Family week May 7-13 to honor dutiful parents amid concerns over modern family decay. It notes many parents sacrifice for children while tragedy and divorce rise, arguing wartime separations still bind families and prove home life matters beyond headlines.
The Observer notes President Truman urging convergence of differing views to achieve reason and mutual understanding, stressing the need to overcome disagreements for a united path forward.
A Catholic archdiocese issues a directive for a May novena ending with Pentecost May 20. Daily Mass and Communion urged, with sermons and readings during the novena starting May 2. Prayers requested for the San Francisco peace conference, leaders, families, clergy, and nations including Russia and Japan. Pope Pius XII endorses mobilizing Catholics for peace.
Hospital seeks expansion fund and dental care support. Dayton Catholic Women fund clothing for 15 children in receiving homes. St. Vincent de Paul conferences and staff provide temporary relief to families. Junior Association of Commerce donates toys to Catholic Charities and St. Joseph's orphanage. Goodfellows fund covers boarding home costs. Father Schroder urges earlier agency referrals to reduce truancy. Lay Catholic Charities board includes Leo Hunkeler and others.
Hours of devotion will close at 7 p.m. on the day. Those to be baptized include Katryn Brown Jewel Brown Alfreda Burke Birdie Burke Rachel Cummings Carrie George Mildred Helton Lodema Hurley Hattie Jennings James Jennings Lafayatte Jennings Lucille Jennings Howard Johnson Mary Lewis Frankie Mc Swain Columbus Miller Cornelia Nuby Earl Perkins Earleen Rembert Wilson Short Addie Strander Dorothy Swift Detroit Walker William Walker Sallie Ward Leila Warlick Albert Warner Robert Whitehead Mattie Williams Willie Williams. Fourteen others will receive First Communion on May 13 including Walter Cherry Kers Josephine Fulton Raymond Gateskill Elizabeth Rudolph Kelsey Edward Lane Harold Randolph Margare sanek y Po lolph Luella Warren and fide ancey.
Sunday May 9 15 am WHIO Dayton 1200 sacred heart program with postwar world discussion featuring audience participation and a New York segment with men for the postwar world.
The text urges punishment of Nazi crimes with justice and lawful form. It recalls the Holy Father’s call for charitable peace and a just expiation for violence not caused by war. It emphasizes that atrocities must be addressed lawfully to satisfy public demand for truth and accountability.
Seven of eight winners in a Hamilton County American Legion essay contest were from archdiocesan schools. Winners wrote on the attitude of American youth toward compulsory military training and received engraved silver medals. Names and addresses of several winners are listed from St. Margaret of Cortona St. Agnes and St. Martin parishes.
The Univers of Cincinnati Newman club schedules its annual reunion Mass and breakfast at the Church of the Annunciation on Clifton Avenue Sunday May 13. Mass at 11 and the Newman club choir will perform. breakfast follows in Annunciation hall. Tickets through retiring officers listed.
The Hours devotion will occur in May across multiple parishes and institutions. On May 6 listings include St. Teresa's Cincinnati St Agnes Dayton St Francis de Sales Cincinnati Holy Name Dayton St Andrews Milford and St Francis de Sales Lebanon Holy Trinity Cincinnati. On May 13 venues include St William's Cincinnati St John's Dayton Annunciation Cincinnati St Ann's Hamilton St Denis Versailles St Gabriel's Glendale and St Anthony's Madisonville.
A nostalgic ode honors American parents who build warm homes and defend family values, shaping dreams and national pride through daily sacrifices and steadfast love.
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