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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1945
Page
5
The Osservatore Romano condemns Harold J. Laski for linking the Vatican and the Church to Spain in a London radio address. The Catholic Herald calls his remarks mischievous and seeks to weaken the Church's moral weight amid Spain's exile government restoration.
The repatriation of French citizens in the American-occupied zone of Germany is nearly finished. Italians are almost cleared, with some remaining in the British sector of Northern Germany. The Pontifical Mission for Displaced Persons now handles Baltic nationals. Monsignor Joseph F. McGeough, an American priest with the Vatican, returned from relief stations and will soon be joined by Monsignor Carroll of Pittsburgh in a similar tour. Displaced persons need spiritual aid while fuel and food stocks are strained, causing shortages for natives.
The 13th annual novena to St. The rese of the Child Jesus concludes with the formal dedication of the grotto shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes and the blessing of statues of Our Lady Bernadette and angels by Monsignor Francis E. Hyland. The grotto contains stones from all 48 states and from many nations. Our Lady statue was donated by Capt. and Mrs. John G. DeAngelis, whose captain pedigree includes a Rescue on the Rickenbacker crew in the Pacific on Nov 18, 1942.
In New York 12,000 supporters of the Communist campaign hissed and booed Gen. Douglas MacArthur during a rally at Madison Square Garden marking the 25th anniversary of the Communist Party in the United States. The Moscow-favored attack on MacArthur has been unfolding in the Select.
A real estate effort in Eugene Oregon plans a welcome for 10 veterans with 10 new homes offered at cost. The push highlights community support and affordable housing for returning service members.
General William O Dwyer in his final War Refugee Board report lauded the Holy See and Catholic Bishops for invaluable aid to persecuted Jews in Nazi territories. He cited Vatican collaboration as vital for communication and direct relief to victims.
The 50th jubilee of St. Katherine the first Catholic church for the Colored in Louisiana will be observed on October 7 with a Solemn Mass celebrated by Very Rev. Marshall F. Winne C.M. Archbishop Joseph F. Rummel will preside. Founded in 1895 by Archbishop Janssens for Colored Catholics, the church is staffed by Vincentians and its school by Colored Sisters of the Holy Family.
Three Catholic chaplains captured early in the war were among the first Allied prisoners of war in Japan freed by American forces on Okinawa. The priests include Rev. Albert W. Braun of Los Angeles, Rev. Herman C. Baumann of Old St. Patrick's Pittsburg, and Rev. John J. O'Mahoney of Sacred Heart Redcar England. Father Braun served as a WWI chaplain and later worked as a missionary in New Mexico.
The Xavier University Institute of Social Order begins fall sessions for its labor and management schools. The labor school opens with Creer 150 representatives of labor at the attendance meetings held on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday nights. Management classes meet once a week on Wednesdays.
A recipe notes Omelet Creole as a meat substitute for low point dinners. It uses eggs, margarine, green pepper, onion, olives, tomatoes, and a Creole sauce, served with rice and salad. The method cooks onion and pepper, adds sauce, then folds beaten eggs into a finished omelet with sauce poured over.
Larry Metz of Purcell High School won first prize in a poster contest promoting V F day during Fire Prevention Week October 7 to 13. Five other Purcell students received honorable mentions in Brother Louis Weber's class.
The Rev Benjamin J Bleid PhD of St Francis seminary Milwaukee writes Catholics and the Civil War recently published. He previously authored Austrian Aid to American Catholicism 1880 1860.
Sgt. Irving Strobing of Brooklyn is shown back on friendly soil after captivity. He heads home to New York and requests an ice cream soda, saying he would trade anything for one and that he must phone his mother in Brooklyn.
The 45th annual homecoming of the Immaculate Conception academy alumnae in Oldenburg Indiana will be held Oct 13 and 14. Dinner at 6 p.m. Saturday in the academy refectory. Rev Romuald Mollaun will be guest speaker. Saturday entertainment organized by Miss Heschong Nordmeyer Waechter. A Solemn Mass Sunday morning with Rev Cassian Sand as chaplain. Business meeting and officer elections to follow. Reservations to Sister Marie Dillhoff.
St Marys sodality of St Agnes Bond Hill plans Oct 8 meeting at 8 pm in the church auditorium. President Mrs Mollie Nicholson will preside. After business, a social hour hosted by Mrs J Rheade. mammoth card party on Oct 21 to be discussed. party chair Emma Hoffman.
Assistant housekeeper for rectory in a Cincinnati suburb with good salary. Four-room modern second floor apartment, no heat, near Catholic church. Address 1314 Broadway. Also plumbing service ad and multiple misc lines from the Telegraph Register listings.
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