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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1945
Page
14
A narrative recalls Mission Sunday’s aim through the Little Flower and St Francis Xavier, urging global prayer for souls while noting a Burmese Catholic escape from Kempeitai oppression led by priests and an English colonel guiding a rescue to safety.
A fragment notes Rev. ae Edward serving as rector at an archdiocesan office and lists groups including the Missionary Union and Catholic Near East Welfare association seeking support for the Holy Childhood Propagation and related missions efforts.
The Federation of Catholic Parent-Teacher Associations holds a May 23 meeting at St. Vincent de Paul’s school in Riverside Cincinnati to elect officers for 1945 1946. Board gathering at 11 a.m. lunch 11:30 to 1. Reservations by calling local numbers.
Miriam Starrere profiles Miss Mary Ellis advertising manager at Cappel's Furniture in Dayton who rose from Elder and Johnston's Department Store to Dayton Journal Herald and now leads promotion. She recalls starting at the bottom, loving advertising, and choosing the field over others.
Rural Christian leadership depends on united action and coordinated groups to solve youth problems. A well planned recreation program can develop leadership, express creativity, and provide healthier social and religious activities. Miss Ellis and Rev J Joseph V discuss advertising, education, and nurturing talent in youth through practical engagement and community efforts.
May 4 notes add facts on the Catholic Women’s Association. Mrs Bellamy Storer organized it in 1917 war days. Mrs Frederick Mackentepe served as first president and joined a Washington trip for the first National Council of Catholic Women. The group bought Mike Mullen’s home and incurred debt. R. K. Le Blond was among active members.
Mexico City reports the National Union of eee calls for freedom of education in the postwar world. The union notes satisfaction that the conference in San Francisco reflects a city founded by the Spanish and that Latin culture and Mexican traditions remain preserved by many.
The Coordinating Committee of American Polish Associations in the East criticized Soviet violence and the arrest of 16 leaders in a telegram to President Truman. The protest urges opposition by all anti-communist parties and calls for United States support.
Guardian Angel PTA will hold a luncheon meeting Tuesday with Mrs Edwin Tower and Mrs M E A M presiding. Members and church leaders were to assist, with the Guardian Angel church hosting the event.
Mrs Frank C Rack will host the Mothers Club of Our Lady of Cincinnati on Wednesday May 23 at 1 p.m. on the college campus. Reservations may be made by calling the college Woodburn 3770. Committee members include Mrs William Smyth co chairwoman and Mrs Ramon Crowell Edward Dossman William Macke Frank Drucke Kloine Charles F Klahm Louis Schlosser Leonard Schmidt and Edward Smith.
American Lithuanians submit a memorandum to the United Nations conference urging inclusion in Dumbarton Oaks provisions for all nations that lost independence due to wartime occupation. They seek a free democratic election in Lithuania under an Allied commission after foreign armies leave.
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