09 Nov 1945
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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1945
Page
1
Scattered OCR reads like a report on Catholics facing deportations and church restrictions. References to Archbishop Jajewo Bishop Ljubl Veglia and others suggest a crackdown, with mentions of deportation, imprisonment, and loss of church properties amid broader religious suppression.
The article reports that Rev. Melish, an assistant pastor on Fourth Street, Cincinnati, is accused by church leaders of Communist sympathy. It notes his alleged hostility to atheism and his stance against Soviet influence, urging mobilization of religious figures to oppose communism.
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Hamilton County Catholic elementary and high schools sold war bonds and stamps totaling 1,447,115 dollars, averaging 47.25 dollars per pupil from about 30,000 students. The archdiocese reports 46,189 total students in 150 elementary and 41 high schools for 1945 46. Enrollment by county shows 11 443 boys and 11 542 girls in grade schools, with Hamilton County high schools serving 3,687 boys and 4,010 girls. Additional figures for other areas indicate similar efforts.
The Most Rev. Archbishop John T. McNicholas opened a weekly Cincinnati radio program on WKRC with a talk titled The Catholic Position. He said priests of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati will explain the Catholic view on public questions and apply moral principles to conditions without discussing individual cases.
The Most Rev. Bishop George J. Behring led a solemn requiem at Holy Trinity Church Coldwater for Mrs Gertrude E Antony mother of Rev John Antony who heads Purcell High School Cincinnati and serves as executive secretary to a Catholic relief agency She died October 27 at age 70 and the funeral was held October 30
A sermon discusses the moral realm of the world as confused with totalitarians denying its existence or placing it in subservience. It cites Christ’s kingdom not of this world and urges that governments follow a universal moral law binding individuals and nations alike.
Cincinnati priests and church leaders mediate a labor wage dispute involving the city water works and firemen and enginemen unions. After a six month review the city council extends talks by 30 days while workers press for hour and wage adjustments amid ongoing midnight meetings at St Rose’s school. The clergy say the church seeks fair treatment for workers.
Cincinnati region of the National Council of Catholic Women shipped 380 cartons of clothing to the Catholic War Relief Services in New York for distribution to sisters, women, and children in war struck countries. Mrs. A B Luckay and Mrs. Albert Comer chaired the collection effort. Misses Mary Overbeck Jane Egan Mary Lou Sauer Rita Burke and others from Lady of Cincinnati college labeled and packed the items.
Sgt. William G. Schneider, 21, of Cincinnati, killed in action while serving in World War II. He was reported missing after the B-17 crash on April 9. Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Schneider of 903 Sunset Avenue, he is survived by a brother Joseph.
A 1945 letter recalls the appointment of 19 priests chosen to aid laboring people without pay or personal gain. They pledged disinterest and readiness to defend justice for the poor, serving regardless of color or race, and to know and assist the needy wherever they are found.
The Mission Chapel Fund notes completion of St Richard of Chichester and plans 25 more chapels to be built in the archdiocese. It pledges 25 additional chapels as resources and prayers allow, aided by priests religious and laity. It thanks supporters including Knights of St John for a $108 contribution toward chapel funding.
Fr Ahern will chronicle his experiences as a prisoner of war in the Philippines during a student assembly on Nov 14. Rev Hilary rofessor of philos edy of Cincinnati Cliegs will host. Catholic Book Week events include Rev Geo Be regory speaking on Newman as well.
The Hospital Society marks its 77th Jubilee with services at St Francis in Liberty and Moore streets and a social at St Francis hall with a 35 cent luncheon. A separate diocesan statement defends priests Freking and Flanagan amid wage talks at Cincinnati waterworks.
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