Women Courses Train Industrial Leaders
Two courses for social action chairmen of the ant AY sige Peet an young n em ployed in in will be held simultaneously at the National Catholic School of Social Service the week beginning May 27. Women from all parts of the en States are expected to attend. The Institute for Industrial Workers will cover labor legislation collective bargaining social economics war economic changes and labor's participation. Women workers have registered from Toledo Fort Wayne South Bend Detroit Hamtramck Brooklyn Carrollton Des Moines. Scholarships are provided by Catholic Women councils in Fort Wayne Toledo Des Moines and Detroit and by the Catholic Daughters of America and several labor unions.
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Ant AY Sige Peetan Young
National Catholic School of Social Service
Institute For Industrial Workers
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Toledo
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Detroit
Hamtramck
Brooklyn
Carrollton
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Des Moines
Catholic Women
Catholic Daughters of America
Polish General Bor liberated from German camp arrives in Liberator
General Bor, a Polish commander leading forces in Warsaw's defense, arrived aboard a Liberator and was liberated from a German prison camp. His release marks a notable reversal for Polish and allied resistance efforts.
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London
Bor
Bod
Our Lady of Fatima Recalls War End and Prophecy
The article recounts the Fatima apparitions of 1917 with Lucia Santos and her cousins Francisco and Jacinto Marto, their deaths, and Lucia’s later life. It notes the war context of World War I, Lenin’s arrival, and the 1942 papal dedication to the Immaculate Heart of Mary, framing prophecies about future wars and peace.
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Lucia Santos
Francisco
Jacinto Marto
Marto
Jacinto
Lucia
Sisters of St. Dorothy
Tuy
Maria Lucia
The
Seven Colors
Blessed Virgin
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Paris
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Trotzky
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Petrogod
Leningrad
Soviet Russia
Our Lady of Fatima
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Pius XI
Germany
Poland
Great Britain
France
China
Europe
Asia
No Penny For Pain Relief Claims In Odd Ad Copy
A fragmented ad style pitch touts palliative relief and scans for rheumatic arthritis pains. It markets Permula 1 as a standard ingredient and promises stomach and bowel benefits. The message includes inconsistent grammar and dubious claims.
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C.O.D
Wha de Tha t by Mary E Eisenman
Dear Miss Eisenman: Money has nothing to do with a pastor's bringing consolation to the sick. A priest answers emergency sick calls at any hour and may be sidetracked by more ill cases. I wonder whether you show gratitude with a cup of coffee or a bite to eat.
Life of Sanctifying Grace Is Ever New and Modern
Rev. Joan B. Eset argues that novelty fascinates men but true novelty lies in the life of grace through Christ. He contrasts the old Adam with the new man reborn by the Holy Spirit, urging believers to renew their minds, shed sin, and live a life of divine life through the sacraments. The piece emphasizes ongoing spiritual transformation as the only real newness under the sun.
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Paradise
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Essias
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Canon Slain by Nazis Elected by French Council
Paris reports Canon Bordes, killed by Nazis, was almost unanimously chosen for the municipal council in French elections. The article notes the fundraising and political impact of his murder and memorial response amid wartime oppression.
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Paris
Clement
Canon Bordes
Franco Affirms Spain Aids Church Work Across Nation
A Spanish press document cites General Franco writing to Archbishop Garcia Garcia. The government supports church education culture and national life, raises clergy pay and seminary funds, backs Pontifical universities, and funds church rebuilding. Clergy benefits include social security with retirement and health care.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Antonio Garcia Garcia
Valladolid
Hoover Pleads for War Aid to Feed Europe
Former President Herbert Hoover urging immediate War Department assistance to supply millions of tons of food to Europe’s starving liberated nations. He cites Archbishop Bellman’s report noting that children’s mental growth has been stunted by famine.
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New York
INS
Herbert Hoover
UNRRA
War Department
Europe
Francis J. Bellman
Life of grace as the truly new and modern path
The text argues that while people seek new and modern things, the true enduring novelty is a life of grace aligned with Christ. A life of grace remains perpetually fresh as believers grow in it, remaining modern and fascinating through endless ages.
Catholic Foresters report shows record year insights
Thomas R. Heaney reports the Catholic Order of Foresters reached a new high in 1943 with 149 088 new members and 17 494 completed applications. Admitted assets total 607 946 and the end of 1943 surplus stands at 10 680 558 with insurance in force at 139 288 259 and solvency at 124 20 percent. Heaney notes the order remains a leading fraternal life insurer. He invites inquiries at 80 North LaSalle Street Chicago.
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Thomas R. Heaney
Order of Foresters
Mem Ak Cna
Heaney
United States
Bolic Order of
North
LaSalle Street
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Priest Who Was in Red Terror in China
Rev. Frederick A. McGuire C.M. describes relief organization as key to advancing the church in postwar China. He recalls 1930s terror around Juikin, Kiangsi, noting 55,000 killed and priests spared, while missions were limited by communist interference.
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China
Washington
Frederick A. McGuire
C.M
Father McGuire
Juikin
Kiangsi
Lungnan
Chines
National Director of Catholic Book Week
Brother J. Sylvester of Christian Brothers College St Louis is national director of Catholic Library association observance of Catholic Book Week Nov 4 10. A poster for distribution by Sept 1 will be chosen from a two month contest ending June 15, sponsored by Catholic School Joy and the Catholic Library association. The theme is World Peace Christian Books.
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F.S.C
Christian Brothers’ College
St. Louis
Catholic Library Association
Catholic School Joy
Catholic ‘Library Association
We World Peace
cChristian Books
Nun Interned by Besancon Returns to Montreal
Sister Jesus, believed to have been interned with nine other nuns and five Englishwomen near Besancon, is returned to Montreal. After months interned, she was allowed to report to her order in Paris as devotion to religion continued amid wartime tensions.
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Montreal
Jesus
Cing
Besancon
Paris
Chicago Women’s Council Plans Church Drive and Meetings
A Chicago women’s organizing drive is outlined by Rev. James C. as he coordinates twenty council meetings. The program focuses on cooperation across divisions and includes regional observations and a clothing drive.
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Chicago
Council of Catholit
James C
Train tale from Bombay to Calcutta at dawn
A vignette recounts a train journey from Bombay to Calcutta with soldiers, locals, and a Belgian priest named Father Meeus. Col James Frazer observes the lively crowd and reflects on Indian life, religion, and the travelers' rough edges as the train nears its spur station.
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Charlesr Meeus
Bombay
Caleua
Diers
James Frazer
Calif
Oyer
Father Meeus
Destruction of Churches in Antwerp Amid Nazi Bombing
Report notes that churches in Antwerp were destroyed by Nazi bombing during intense fighting. St Laurens in the new part of the mass ruins is mentioned while several other cathedrals remain intact. Bombs forced people to gather in Paris during the attacks.
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Antwerp
St. Lauren
Paris
War Ends With Masses And Prayers Across Faithful
Prayer filled many churches as Allied victory loomed and Rome held a Te Deum in Lateran with curia members. Catholic chaplains, military officials, and diplomats attended solemn Masses across Jerusalem Paris and other cities. Triduum declared and faithful noted the ending joy with thanksgiving services in multiple churches.
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Washington
NCWC
Rome
Lateran
Curia
Gesu Church
Bojiczinlish Dominican
Cornelius F. Cahi
Jomersen
Father Augustine
Americlomats
Prince Umberto
Bonomi
Jerusalem
Hitude Luigi Barlassina
Latiarch
Paris
Bruss
Fragmented Text Reflects Historic Russian Church Scene
The readable fragments describe a churchyard scene at Pimen's church with robed figures and a musical accompaniment. A narrator notes a woman overheard, a life event in a long period away from church, and a desire for personal freedom amid state control.
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