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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1952
Page
9
A vintage notice promotes a free booklet offering guidance to become a successful writer. It cites a Rochester address for readers to request the pamphlet and outlines opportunities in earning potential through writing.
A Taegu based airman Steve Collins writes to his pastor in Binghanton New York to aid orphans. The NCWC War Relief Services drive November 23–30 aims to collect 4 000 tons of wearable garments with 36 regional directors and 389 New York archdiocese parishes participating. Mon signor Swanstrom and Father McCarthy lead the effort.
Three young nuns of the Little Sisters of the Sacred Heart resume Father Charles de Foucauld’s missionary work among Tuareg Arabs and Negroes in the Hoggar, Sahara. They live in tents at Fort Tamanrasset, learned Floggard, sew and barter goods, and travel by camel to aid isolated tribes.
Archbishop Keough reports NCWC War Relief Services have sent about 450,845,000 pounds of relief materials overseas valued at 183,563,059.35 since 1948. He cites 15,500,090 homeless in Europe and 12,000,000 Hindus and Muslims in India Pakistan, urging Western Hemisphere immigration openness.
Philip Murray, president of the CIO and United Steelworkers, died Nov. 9 in his San Francisco hotel room after addressing the Western CIO conference the night before. A renowned labor leader, he earned many honorary degrees and citations for Red Cross, interracial, and cancer foundation work. He belonged to the Knights of Columbus and the Ancient Order of Hibernians and is survived by his wife and one son.
Deacon Daniel Tiji of North Korea, after seventeen years of study interrupted by wars torture and ill health, will be ordained a priest in December. He entered a North Korean Maryknoll seminary in 1935 faced forced service in Japan during World War II and later escaped to South Korea. He resumed studies and received minor orders May 8.
The NCWC reports broad Catholic action programs, affiliations and media outreach. Archbisop Cushing notes growth in NCCN councils, nurses groups, and youth bodies. NCCW and CCD activities include education, family life, and wartime refugee support while press and TV efforts expand Catholic messaging nationwide.
The National Catholic Community Service USO clubs rose from 35 in March 1951 to 43 in June 1952 per Monsignor Howard J. Carroll. In the past fiscal year they served 7,430,836 people and provided information services for 2,219,122, distributing 268,551 religious articles including 34,000 Greetings editions by Rev. Thomas O'Donnell.
An uncredited photograph titled Pilot portrait mislabels Bartolomeo de las Nogues as America’s first ordained man. Ben Canavan is listed as the image source and the historic outline mirrors a Pilot article variant.
Rev. John L Thomas of St Louis University Institute of an Order challenged a claim that Catholic women college graduates are more likely to remain unmarried. His study of 27652 graduates before 1946 found 28.1 percent unmarried, aligning with a Denver survey at Loretto Heights College.
Prominent Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish figures issued a statement praising the absence of bigotry and urging campaigns to be conducted on the high plane. Leaders named include Hara of Kansas, Bay of Mo, and Dr. George N. Shuster, president of Master College, New York.
350 highly trained cockroaches valued at 500 dollars were stolen from the back seat of Professor John Barton’s car in Green Bay Wis. The St Norbert College professor used them for a memory experiment.
Sir Arnold Lunn urged Carroll College students that the present Korea crisis mirrors the Spanish Civil War of the 1930s. He described the Spanish conflict as Reds attempting to seize another nation by force, framing the Korea situation as similarly contested between forces of Communism and opposition.
In Milwaukee 14 Korean veterans among Marquette Universitys 7 579 students enroll under the Public Law 550. The oldest veteran is 70 and the youngest 20. The group includes one WAVES veteran.
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