Catholic Telegraph-Register weekly Catholic paper details editors
The Catholic Telegraph-Register is a weekly Catholic press paper published by the Catholic Press Society in Denver Colorado. It lists editors including Rev Albin H Ratermann A B Rev Monsignor Clarence G Issenmann Jour D Rev Edward J Graham Ph L and Rev Clement J Busemeyer AB with Baker Hart M D Ph D as editor emeritus and notes its second class post office status.
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A.B
Clarence
G. Issenmann
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Edward J. Graham
Clement J. Busemeyer
Our Comments Re Fill the Chests War Chests Appeal
The article urges renewed War Chest funding from Catholic centers noting October starts in five locations and Dayton. It argues funding supports returning service members and war relief, stresses the need for charity and patriotism, and contrasts democratic rights with Soviet state control while urging firm, blunt dialogue with the Soviets.
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Dayton
Europe
Cathwell
America
Meaning of Words Confounds London Ministers Conference
A syndicated analysis notes Soviet and Western diverge on core terms democracy justice and right during London Ministers conference. The piece argues differing interpretations threaten the unity and workability of the United Nations framework and peace plans drawn from Yalta and Potsdam declarations.
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London
Mr. Bevin
Great Britain
Romania
Hungary
MacGowan
Bulgaria
Finland
Borba
Philip Simms
Scripps-Howard
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America
United Nations Organization
Kite
Saturday Evening Post
United States
England
Molotov
Catholic press decries department store charms as misrepresentation
The piece argues Cincinnati retailers mislabel religious articles as charms, warning Catholics and non Catholics alike that rosaries medals and crucifixes aid prayer but hold no inherent power. It calls out advertisers for exploiting ignorance while insisting worship remains free of superstition.
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Cincinnati
Court backs mother who spanked child in Des Moines case
A Des Moines mother who spanked her child to punish a lie won municipal court approval as the judge praised the act to counter juvenile delinquency. The ruling drew both support and concern about corporal punishment’s role and effectiveness in modern parenting.
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Des Moines
Washington Church Diamond Jubilee Marked by Clergy List
A Washington church observes its diamond jubilee with a roster of past and present clergy led by the Rev Aloysius and Rev James G Falls. Former assistants include multiple priests such as Monsignors Tieken Yauss Meyer and Kunnecke, with Rev Albert Schoenig as current assistant. A detailed parish history will be distributed October 7.
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Francis A. Biendl
Paul Jacob
Joseph A. Tieken
Louis H. Yauss
H. Meyer
Francis B. Sieve
Edward Deenbrock
William Spickerman
Francis Schnuck
Michael Hinssen
Bernard Eiting
Francis Meyer
Francis Kunnecke
John Mayerhofer
Albert Schoenig
Archbishop's Brother Marks 45 Years in Priesthood
Archival report notes the 45th anniversary of ordination for the brother of an archbishop. The piece reflects on a long clerical career within the church, honoring dedication and tenure in priestly service.
Ursuline School Begins 101st Year at St Martin
The Brown County Ursulines at St. Martin opened their 101st year this fall. Miss Claire Castellini was elected prefect and Miss Marianne Castellini treasurer for the Sodality of Our Lady, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Castellini. Patricia, daughter of Lt. and Mrs. Issig, was named secretary. Activities include a prayer campaign, clothing drives for Nicaragua missions, and collecting items for Mother Lelia's Lepers in Panama.
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Brown County Ursulines
St. Martin
Sodality of Our Lady
Claire Castellini
Marianne Castellini
Robert H. Castellini
Patricia
Issig
Nicaragua
Lelia
Panama
Sodality
Chaplains’ Aid Society
Joan
Athletic Association
Mary Joan Mc
William McCarthy
Onan
Pts
Holy Name Demonstration Plans Outlined in Cincinnati
Archdiocesan Holy Name society leaders discuss plans for the annual Holy Name demonstration Sunday afternoon October 14 at Crosley field Cincinnati. Seated from left Clarence Dyer Gustave Brotzge William Creed with John Molloy Frank Kammer William Meyers and Rev John Dillon standing as Episcopal escorts altar staff and spiritual director.
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Archdiocesan Union of the Holy Name Society
Holy Name
Crosley Field
Cincinnati
Clarence A. Dyer
Gustave F. Brotzge
William J. Creed
John C. Molloy
Frank P. Kammer
William J. Meyers
John F. Dillon
St. Rose’s
Archdiocesan
Holy Name Society
Catholic Labor Principles and Just Wages Debate
An article argues that economists misapply free market laws to wages. It cites Pope Pius XI calling social justice a guide for reform to ensure every worker earns a living wage. It emphasizes employer obligations under commutative justice and public duty to create conditions for fair pay.
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Pius XI
Mt St Joseph Academy Installs Student Council Officers
Installation at Mt St Joseph Academy mt auditorium Sept 28. Ruth Hummel awarded council pin as president with Violet Weber senior vice president. Leaders named for academy unit CSMC Mother Seton league Mount Girls Athletic assoc and schools at peace group. Homeroom presidents listed by grade. High Mass planned as part of spiritual life program.
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Mt. St. Joseph’s Academy
Ruth Hummel
Violet Weber
Jean O’brien
CSMC
Mary Sue Hart
Mother Seton League
Mary Ellen Linz
Mount
Audrey Fledderman
Schools At Peace
Lorraine Guethlein
Girls’ Athletic Association
Mary Eleanor Schleibaum
Mary i 1
Jean Conway l
Betty Ro
Bernie Note
Linneman
Gra Eignt
Acqueline ‘Powell
Joan Bolte
Fire Prevention Week Set for October 7 13
The Cincinnati Bureau of Fire Prevention urges citizens to join in the war against fire during Fire Prevention Week October 7 to 13. The statement cites about 10 000 people dying in fires last year and notes a dwelling fire starts every minute and a half with a death every 50 minutes.
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Cincinnati Bureau of Fire Prevention
United States
Forty Hours' Devotion schedule at area parishes
Forty Hours devotion will be held at St Michael's Fort Loramie St Aloysius Elmwood Place Immaculate Conception Botkins St John Maria Stein Seven Dolors Monroe St Lawrences Cincinnati and Dayton parishes during the weeks of Oct 7 and Oct 14.
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St. Michael's
Fort Loramie
St. Aloysius
Elmwood Place
Immaculate Conception
Botkins
St. John’s
Maria Stein Seven Dolors
Monroe
St. Lawrence's
Cincinnati
Dayton ' S
US Must Not Fund European Revolutions Says Observer
The Observer denounces aid to England and European factions aiming to back Labour and revolutions. It condemns Laski and Soviet leaders, asserts democracy requires noninterference, warns Spain’s fate hinges on resisting communist forces, and cites postwar cases across North China and Eastern Europe.
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England
U S
Spain
Europe
Latin America
P. Pius XII
Harold Laski
Russia
World
China
Poland
Latvia
Esthenia
Lithuania
Yugoslavia
Romania
Bulgaria
Czecho- Slovakia
Hungary
St Xavier's Graduate Presumed Dead After War Missing
St Xavier's high school graduate S Sgt August A Matracia is presumed dead after missing in action since Sept 11 1944. He was a Liberator bomber tail gunner on his 14th mission over Giessen Germany. Survived by parents two brothers and a sister. Solemn Requiem Mass held at Blessed Sacrament church in Fort Mitchell.
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St. Xavier's High School
August A. Matracia
War Department
Michael Matracia
Fort Mitchell
Matracia
Giessen
Germany
RAF
Blessed Sacrament Church
Michael Matracia, Jr
Seaman
Pearl Harbor
Joseph Matracia
St. Xavier’s High School
Chapel Fund Aids Rural Catholic Mission Efforts
A column describes the Chapel Fund supporting the diocese mission work in rural areas. It highlights sisters and priests expanding mission parishes and centers at St. Mary Bethel, St. Mary Camden, Mother of God Mt. Orab, and St. Augustine Waynesville, inviting parishioners to visit and support spiritual ministrations and sacraments for neglected souls in need.
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St. Mary's Church
Bethel
St. Mary’s Church
Camden
Mother of God Church
Mt. Orab
St. Augustine's Church
Waynesville
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