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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1945
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR shows The Catholic Telegraph Register with names like Freking Rev. Albin H. Ratermann Monsignor Clarence Issenmann and Edward J. Graham. It includes remittance instruction and payee details but text is garbled and incomplete.
A mid century column urges renewed War Chest drives to aid European refugees, veterans, and children, stressing ongoing reconstruction after war. It calls Americans to action with faith, noting hospitals, charities, and relief programs depend on these donations while contrasting democratic values with Soviet rule.
Reports from the London Ministers Conference show Soviet and Western officials at odds over the meanings of democracy and justice. Bevin warns that totalitarianism in Romania Hungary and Bulgaria breaches basic democratic principles while observers note divergent interpretations by Eastern European and Asiatic press. The dispute threatens progress toward peace treaties and a unified United Nations framework.
The piece denounces department stores advertising Catholic religious articles as charms and rejects the idea that objects like rosaries or medals hold power. It stresses Catholics use such items to aid prayer and memory, not to worship them, and condemns misperceptions that harm Catholic worship.
A Des Moines mother who punished her child faced a municipal court ruling that praised corporal punishment as a remedy to juvenile delinquency. The piece argues spanking is not a cure-all but defends its role when used judiciously to train a will and reinforce moral education, while cautioning against excessive or abusive force.
A detailed parish history commemorating the Jubilee will be distributed on October 7. The note recalls past pastors and assistants including Rev. Aloysius and Monsignor Biendl among others.
Radio listings show Catholic programs scheduled on central airwaves Sunday October 7. Stations WLW Cincinnati and 1290 in Dayton carry content featuring religious programming and Knights events.
The Rev. Thomas McNicholas longtime priest served in the church for 45 years. He is connected to the Most Rev. T McNicholas and noted as Archbishop's brother in the obituary style notice.
The Brown County Ursulines at St. Martin opened its 101st year this fall. Claire Castellini was elected prefect of the Sodality of Our Lady with Marianne Castellini as treasurer and Patricia Rei secretary. Term projects include prayer camp, clothing for Nicaragua missions, and items for Mother Lelia's Lepers in Panama.
Archdiocesan Holy Name society leaders discuss plans for the annual Holy Name demonstration to be held Sunday afternoon October 14 at Crosley field in Cincinnati. Seated left to right are Clarence A. Dyer Gustave F. Brogrand m of and William J. Creed with John C. Molloy Frank P. Kam mer William J. Meyers and Rev. John F. Dillon standing.
The text argues against fixed wage concepts and urges social and commutative justice to ensure a living family wage. It cites Pope Pius XI calling for social justice to govern economic activity and for public authorities to create conditions enabling fair wages for all workers.
The piece critiques Labor and Communist movements, praising democracy and Christian values while condemning Soviet leadership, Laski, and revolutions. It cites Molotov and calls for nonintervention in Spain, warns of Europe’s slide to Communism, and lists ex-Communist states as proof of tyranny.
Installation of student council officers occurred at Mt. St. Joseph Academy auditorium on September 28. Ruth Hummel received the official council pin as president, with Violet Weber as senior vice president and home room representative, plus home room presidents and major-club leaders.
Cincinnati Bureau of Fire Prevention urges citizens to observe Fire Prevention Week October 7 13. The statement cites 10 000 deaths last year from fires and a national loss around 1 000 000 dollars yearly noting many victims were women and children and warning that someone dies in a fire every few minutes.
The record lists several parishes and dates for Forty Hours Devotion in October. St Michael Fort Loramie St Aloysius Elmwood Place Immaculate Conception Bot s St Veronica s Hamilton Our Lady of Mercy Dayton Our Lady of the Rosary October 1.
St Xavier's graduate and Fort Mitchell native S Sgt August A Matracia 20 is presumed dead after his Liberator bomber was shot down on the 14th mission over Giessen Germany. He entered the RAF in 1943 and earned the Air Medal with Oak Leaf cluster. A solemn Requiem Mass was held at Blessed Sacrament Church. He leaves his parents Mr and Mrs Michael Matracia and brothers Michael Jr and Joseph.
This column promotes the Catholic mission fund to support rural parishes and centers. It highlights efforts by sisters and priests to establish mission parishes, restore centers, and provide sacraments and spiritual care to neglected communities across the diocese. Firms up the invitation to visit centers such as Marys cu Bethel and St. Marys Camden.
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