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Newspaper

Catholic Telegraph Register

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1952

Page

13

New Leader of Women Active in Civic Life Genito

Mrs. William H. Dalton of Augusta Maine elected president of the National Council of Catholic Women at the biennial convention. Her two year term follows a tenure as head of the Portland DCCW, during which the council grew from 42 to 96 affiliated groups. She is active in Red Cross civil defense and child welfare efforts and serves on Maine and national committees.

Genito William H. Dalton Augusta National Council of Catholic Women College L Dy of Mercy Portland Dalton DCCW Nets Ame Gerald Bennett Grand Pids Mich Portland Council Red Cross NCCW Dent Welfare’ Board White House Maine Pine Tree Society Ap Children National Catholic Community Service Women’sislative Council of John Maher Ioneers North Tral Maine

Jesuit Scholar Rev. Thomas B. Chetwood Dies at 71

The Rev. Thomas B. Chetwood .J. educator and author died on September 23 at age 71 in Monroe New York. He served as a regent of Georgetown University's law school and taught philosophy there from 1925 to 1928 before retiring.

Monroe N.Y Thomas B. Chetwood Georgetown University Law School Father Chetwood

Catholic Youth Week Contest for Student Writers

The NCWC Youth Department announces a writer contest open to Catholic high school and college students during National Catholic Youth Week in October 1926. Eligible participants must be connected with Catholic publications.

Washington NCWC Cathol

Priest Says Franz Werfel Buried With Catholic Rite

London special reports an Austrian priest saying Franz Werfel was buried with Catholic rites in Rome. The claim involves burial of a potential catechumen with baptism of desire, despite Werfel’s Jewish faith and statements in his writings.

Franz Werfel London Franz Catholic Herald Receis Gregorius M. Jussel Father Jussel Die Osterreiche Furche Rome George Moneius Werfel Werfelad Moenius Sacred Heart Alhambra Calif Cyril Johann Fischer C.F.M Heaven

U S Relief Officials Visit Hong Kong DPs

Two American relief leaders visited Hong Kong to study the refugee problem firsthand. Monsignor Edward E. Swanstrom and Edward J. Kinney of NCWC War Relief Services were met by local Catholic welfare leaders. Hong Kong, with a high refugee density, welcomed them before they proceeded to Japan.

Hong Kong Edward E. Swanstrom Edward J. Kinney Ncwcar Relief Services Westne Korea Honga Paul Luchesne Martin T. Gilligan Papal Internunciature China Japan

Obligation of Voting Weighs on Conscience

Washington DC. A Catholic dissertation by Father Titus Granny argues voting is a duty of conscience for all with the franchise. It cites Pius XII warning Italians against laziness or cowardice amid Reds threats and notes grave sin only if the election issue is grave or one knowingly votes for an unworthy candidate.

Washington, D. C Titus Granny Catholic One Granny Pius XII

Knights of Columbus Charity and Fraternity Highlight

The Knights of Columbus, founded in 1882, emphasizes service to Church and Nation. It notes more than 800,000 members with over a billion dollars in life insurance backing. benefits support orphans and dependents and sustain Catholic homes amid breadwinner loss.

Knights of Columbus

Papal Note on Labor in the Machine Age

A Vatican letter by Monsignor Giovanni Montini, on behalf of Pius XII, discusses preserving labor dignity amid mechanization and anonymous capitalism. It urges moral reform among workers, supports retraining for new jobs, and notes limited worker input in management while warning against harming the community when capital overwhelms labor.

Turin Italy Pius XII Giovanni Montini Vatican Monsignor Montini

Catholic Unity League Reaches 2 760 Converts Worldwide

New York report details the Catholic Unity League founded 35 years ago by Rev. Bertrand Conway C.S.P. It has members in 2 800 U S cities and 85 Canadian cities. The league has distributed over 1.5 million books and pamphlets and financed 94 lecture courses for non Catholics. It answers about 20 000 letters yearly and runs a lending library with 14 000 volumes. Current president is Rev. William A Michell C.S.P.

New York Catholic Unity Aoe Bertrand Conway C.S.P League U.S Canada Father Conway Knights of Columbus William A. Michell

Bulgarian Reds Indict Catholic Leaders Over Spying Allegations

Bulgarian authorities indict Bishop Eugene Bosilkov, 51, and 40 Catholic leaders accusing them of spying for the Vatican and Western powers and engaging in activities hostile to the government. The list includes seminary heads, a vicar, editors, and engineers amid the crackdown.

Vienna Eugene Bossilkoff C.P Nicopoli Red Bulgaria Vatican Kamed Dichev Ionkov Peter Petrov John Romanoff Sofia Plovdiv Marislav Antonov Banchev Yambol Fortunat Pavlov Kakalkov Istina Truth Pavel Iozov Gigov Klaud Vonchev Nikola Barbov Vulkov Zaekov He Bossilkoff

Mexico Jurists Uphold Civil Marriage Primacy

Four Supreme Court justices in Mexico City reaffirm civil marriage supremacy, holding Church marriages have no civil validity for inheritance or insurance claims. They assert a woman's economic dependence on her husband remains the basis for widows’ benefits, regardless of legal wife status. Archbishop Luis Maria Martinez awaits study before commenting.

Mexico City Supreme Court National Railroad Mexico Luis Maria Martinez

The 2000th Jesuit completes Woodstock theology studies

The Rev. Joseph D. Riordan, S.J. becomes Woodstock College’s 2000th graduate as the Jesuit seminary in Woodstock, Maryland marks 54 years of operation and expansion from a single 1,000-student milestone to an exclusive school.

Woodstock College Woodstock Joseph D. Riordan S.J John V. Matthews Hiordan Feft Geparts Our Lady of Martyrs School Auriesville N. Y Matthews

Catholic Men National Radio Speakers Set for October Lineup

National Council of Catholic Men lists speakers for October programs. Rev Charles Hart of Catholic University will discuss The Natural Law on The Catholic Hour October 5 via CBS Detroit. Rev Leo J Trese presents Christian in Action on October 12. Fr Rolando Maher of St Pauls Detroit speaks on Mary the Blessed Mother October 19. Dr Frank Wahlen, New York City schools official, discusses Faith in Our Time on October 7.

National Council of Catholic Men Charles Hart Catholic University O of America Catholic Hour National Broadcasting System Detroit Leo J. Trese Roland Maher C.P St. Paul’s Monastery Gram Mutual Broadcasting Systes Frank Wahlen New York City

Parish of Famous Father Duffy marks centennial at Holy Cross

Cardinal Spellman attended a solemn Mass at Holy Cross Church celebrating the centennial of the parish founded by Archbishop John Hughes. The event recalled Father Duffy, chaplain of the Fighting 69th, and honored Monsignor Joseph A. McCaffrey, pastor and NYPD chaplain. A printers mass at 2:30 each Sunday remains a tradition for workers and travelers.

New York Cardinal Spellman Hanksgiving Holy Cross Church John Hughes Francis P. Duffy 69Th 165Th Infantry Joseph A. McCaffrey Father Duffy Holy Cross New York Police Department Archdiocesan Holy Name Society Martin J. O’donnell Hol Cross Michael F. O’donnell Riverdale Thomas V. O'Donnell Hot Cross

Corpus Christi Cathedral Consecration by Local Bishop

Corpus Christi Texas witnesses Bishop Ariano Gar riga consecrate the $500000 Coens Christi Cathedral on Sept 19 with six hierarchy members present. Cardinal Samuel Stritch from Chicago officiated a Pontifical Mass Sept 25 followed by a banquet for clergy laity and knightly orders.

Corpus Christi Tex Coens Christi Ariano Garriga Samuel Stritch Chicago Hierachy Robert E. Lucey San Antonio Wendelin J. Nold Galveston Jules B. Jeanmard Knights of St. Gregory

Stamp Issues Stir Catholic Faith Interest Worldwide

The Rev. Aloysius S. Horn reports stamp issues reviving Catholic interest among non Catholics. Macao Timor and Portuguese India issued three stamp sets for St Francis Xavier 400th death anniversary. Designs feature the statue relic and tomb in Goa Bom Jesus. Horn notes Gutenberg Bible 500th anniversary stamps as well.

Fremont Aloysius S. Horn Scott's Monthly Journal Father Horn St. Francis Xavier Macao Timor Portuguese India St. Francis Rome Thut Japan Bom Jesus Goa U. S

Catholic literature distributed at Reading Fair

More than 20 000 pieces of Catholic material were given out by the Berks Montgomery Regional Holy Name union during the Greater Reading Fair held in Reading Pa the week of September 7.

Reading Berks-Montgomery Holy Name Union

Franciscans Celebrate 50 Years in Paterson Area

Arch bishop Amleto Cicognani scheduled to preside a Solemn Pontifical Mass of Thanksgiving October 3 in Paterson marking the 50th anniversary of the Eastern Province of the Franciscans the second largest in the order. The observance includes a cornerstone blessing for the new Monastery of St Raphael at Lafayette and the 75th jubilee of St Bonaventure's monastery and parish in Paterson.

Paterson N.J Amleto Giovanni Cicognani U.S St. Bonaventure Franciscans Fulda Bismark St. Bonaventure’s St. Bonaventure’s University Allegany N.Y Buffalo Seminary of Christ the King St. Bonaventure University Siena College Bishop Timon High School Cicognani

Eucharist Smuggled To Nuns In Red Jail Case

Two Spanish Sisters of Mercy of Berlitz, Sister Mercedes Isasi and Sister Teresa Elorduy, were released and deported from a Chinese Communist court after a 1961 Christmas trial for alleged killings. They had been imprisoned since 1951 and reportedly smuggled Holy Eucharist to themselves as they faced harsher conditions. Four other sisters remain in Wuhu.

Thomas J. Bauer M.M. Hong Sisters of Mercy of Berlitz Hong Kong Mercedes Isasi Bilbao Teresa Elorduy Munguia Isasi Wuhu

Old and Gold Jewelry Wanted and Business Offers

Silver plating and silverware services advertised with old gold jewelry wanted for cash. Includes contact at Rose Company in Norfolk and other business opportunities for doughnut, blind laundry, and photo finishing promotions with various address lines and free information offers.

OLD Gold & Jewelry Rose — Company Madison Cago

Governor Kennon Urged to Ban Slot Gambling in Louisiana

Reverend Jerome A. Drolet of St. Charles Parish Bodaux and executive secretary of the LaFourche Social Action committee asks Governor Kennon to remove slot machines from Louisiana in a letter.

New Orleans Kennon Louisiana Jerome A. Drolet St. Charles’ Parish Bodaux LaFourche

Fragments From a Surreal Catalog of Titles and Names

A dense OCR fragment lists numerous film titles, actors, and works including Lady in the Iron Mask, The Lost in Maytime, Red Sea adventures, and other varied entries. It weaves together many proper nouns, places, and fictional works in a garbled parade of cinematic and literary items.

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