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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1953
Page
3
Ohio Catholics debate three bills S B 108 S B 159 and H B 23 with opinions on relief residency laws film censorship and fair employment. The piece notes Senate amendments to S B 108 and reports on the Ohio Supreme Court ruling upholding ee law while urging support for industry councils as a path to industrial harmony.
Essay notes the stalemate between management and organized labor at the General Electric plant in Evendale. It argues the root cause is immaturity in industrial relations and a belief that labor must remain divided. A priest urged new labor laws to promote cooperation over conflict.
A study from our archdiocese highlights gaps in preschool religious training. Sister Ann Raphael presents statistics from over 600 children entering parochial schools last fall, showing many arrive unaware of fundamental truths and faith erosion begins early.
Miss Margie McLaughlin of Lexington Kentucky received the Pontifical Medal for outstanding contributions to religion and society through her teaching at the University of Kentucky and Catholic activities. She continues reviewing and writing for Lexington dailies and the Covington Messenger while serving in the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women and as ACCW public relations chair for the Covington diocese. She urges journalists to master facts and ethics, living by Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
Sister Paulita Maryknoll nun and former prisoner in Communist China will speak about her time in detention at a Legion of Mary meeting. The program includes an illustrated talk and a motion picture. The event is at St George’s parish on May 8 at 7:30 p.m. in the Scioto Calhoun street school hall.
A fragmented list of church names and locations in Cincinnati and surrounding areas including St. Cecilia's, Our Lady of Visitation, John Baptist's, Holy Family, Joseph's, and others with mentions of dates May 24 to 31 and varied street references. Contains incomplete phrases and place names.
More than 1,100 boys joined the Friars Boys club in 15 months. Father Ulmer Kuhn reports 750 active members from 82 Cincinnati area schools. Dennis Ketcham, the original Dennis the Menace, is a noted member. Members enjoy pool access, sports, crafts, exams, hobby groups, and a forming reading club.
Maryknoll sister Alma Bernard, formerly of St. Andrew's parish Cincinnati, professed final vows May 8 in Kandy, Ceylon where she works in hospital care for the sick poor. Daughter of Mrs. Bernard Lampe of 249 Goodman Street, an alumna of Our Lady of Angels High School and Good Samaritan hospital school for nursing.
The Ohio legislature was warned this week that deep cuts to the State Welfare budget will cause serious harm to mentally ill residents. School officials and welfare advocates urged careful consideration of funding during debates over the proposed reductions.
In Toledo city council, three Catholic members voted against a motion supporting continued segregation in East Toledo public housing. The motion passed 6 to 3 amid Civic Club pressure, despite a state law department opinion that the council lacked jurisdiction. The issue follows TMHA plans to non segregate three East Toledo housing projects where vacancies exist. A federal case on segregation legality is pending. The Columbus Catholic Times Editorial urged broader mental health funding and clearer public information on state efforts to treat mental illness and emotional disturbances.
Moynihan's Life of Archibishop John Ireland surveys his Irish birth, move to America, Civil War chaplaincy, leadership as archbishop, and role in labor, education, and national church issues. It links Ireland with Cardinal Gibbons and notes influence on the Knights of Labor and public parochial school debates.
The Cincinnati area schools receive citizenship prizes for service projects. St Rita’s focuses on Get Out the Vote and historical/state research work earning national recognition. Mt Notre Dame Academy in Reading earns honorable mention for civics club excellence.
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