Catholic College Football Flourishing in the Midwest
Catholic colleges across Detroit, St. Louis, Iowa, Minnesota and the Northeast prepare for a robust 1945 grid season. Detroit U and St. Louis U show young talent. Holy Cross leads the East with Koslowski guiding a stiff slate. Villanova readies for Army and Navy. St. Mary’s Gaels welcome Wedemeyer’s return as intercollegiate play looks to rebound after wartime.
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James B. Hamblin
Detroit U
St. Louis U
Leras College
St. John’s University
Minn
Marquette
St. Thomas
St. ‘S
Notre Dame
Midwest
Detroit
Oflinois
Baer
Cunni
Guy Brown
Joe Pulte
Jerry Mutual
St. Louis University
Wilfred
Dukes) Duford
Billikins
St. Omas
St. John’s
St. Sincere
Loras College
Holy Cross
Ox da
Koslowski
Stern
Stan
Crusaders
Dartmouth
Colgate
Yale
George Trevor
Kosciusko
Kosowski
Villanova
Vince McPeak
Bucky Williams
Mason Robertson
Oliver
Charley Welde
Elmer Kreiser
Boston College
Moody Sarno
Fordham
G Donelan
Paul Murphy
Eagle
Chestnut Hill
U of Scranton
Pete Carlesimo
St. Mary Gaels
Santana
Gonzaga
Loyola
San Francisco
Portland
Gaels
California
Herman Wedemeyer
Honolulu
Jimmy Phelan
St. Mee
Dennis D’ Or
Leo Verceles
Georgetown
Santa Clara
Ecclesiastical Metalware Repaired by Benziger Brothers
Repaired and refinished chalices monstrances crucifixes candlesticks lamps tabernacles and other ecclesiastical metalware including gold silver bronze and brass. Benziger Brothers Inc located at 429 Main Street Cincinnati advertises services under ecclesiastical authorization.
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Benziger Brothers, Inc
Main
Brothers, Inc
Main St
Cincinnati
Oldest Carmelite Order Traces to Antiquity and Missions
The Carmelite order, founded on Mount Carmel in the Holy Land over 900 years before Christ, spread through Christendom. In 1264 St Simon Stock sought maternal protection for the order, which adherents revere and credit with early North American missions after Columbus. The text notes ongoing efforts by Lena to assist in salvation through enrollment and outreach.
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Chicago
Arch
Christ
Elias
Mount Carmel
Holy Land
Christendom
St. Simon Stock
North
America
Columbus
Funeral rites held for three religious sisters
Three religious sisters died in October and were remembered in funeral services. Sister Marie La Salle formerly Catherine Mitchell, 43-year member of the Sisters of Charity, taught at Springfield Catholic Central High School. Sister Clotilda Downey died at 77 after more than 30 years with the Sacred Heart convent. Sister Mary Rochildis Schwab, with the Sisters of the Poor of Saint Francis, died in Long Island after 46 years in the order. Burial and Masses were held at their respective institutions and locales in Ohio and New York.
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Tor Marie la Salle
The
of Charity
Clothilda
Sacred Heart Donation
Mary Rochi
Sisters of the Poor of
St. Weancie
Marie LaSalle
Catherine Mitchell
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dayton
Sisters of Charity
Springfield Catholic Central High School
Mt. St. Joseph
Marie la Salle
Cecilia Curtis
Tibbetts Avenue
Springfield
Michael Mitchell
Arizona
Cincinnati Reds
Mother Clotilda
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Lafayette Avenue
Clifton
Clifton Convent
Clotilda
Sacred Heart Convent
Margaret
Stephen Downey
Catawissa
Fred Berkeley
St.Louis
Bridgetown
Mary Rochildis
Anna Schwab
St. Francis
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Woodhaven
Long Island
St. Clare’s Convent
Hartwell
St. Francis’ Hospital
Queen City Avenue
St. Neis Hospital
Rochildis
Rosa Neiheisel
Elizabeth Geiger
Cincinnati
Joseph
Edward Schwab
George Schwab
Home Missions Get Help From Fund Oct 21
New York notes Mission Sunday on Oct 21 highlighting aid for both foreign and home missions. Monsignor T J O Donnell says 40 percent of every dollar collected on Oct 21 will go exclusively to home apostolate needs.
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New York
Cardinal Gibbons
America
Atlantic
Pacific
Monsignor
T. J. O’donnell
SPF
United States
Brn
Vicar of Christ
Grateful Jews Aid Catholic Churches in Limburg
The Jewish population in Maastricht Holland, nearly wiped out, sent about $800 to aid damaged Catholic churches in the Roermond diocese. The gift honors aid given by Catholics to Dutch Jews during the Nazi occupation. Of 140,000 Jews in pre war Holland only 23,000 remain.
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London
Maestrich
Holland
Roermond
Joseph H. A Asan Ee
Limburg
Maynooth College Marks Sesquicentennial Jubilee
Dublin reports the sesquicentennial jubilee of St Patrick’s College Maynooth observed by Irish Hierarchy during an October meeting at the college. Cardinal MacRory, once Archbishop and Primate of All Ireland, had died and attended a Solemn Mass of Thanksgiving. The world prays to modern Therese who was canonized, amid ceremonies honoring miracle workers.
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Dublin
Cardinal MacRory
All Ireland
Love of God
St. John of the Ross
Mary Magdalen de Pazzi
St. Albert of
Therese
Bar
Universal Patron devotion amid moral crisis noted by Pope
The document cites the Universal Patron jubilee and Marian devotion as a remedy during a time of spiritual decline. It warns of widespread faith erosion, cold charity, and youth corruption while urging novenas and pious acts. It discusses free will, moral responsibility, and the role of civil law in punishing bad choices.
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St. Joseph
Mary's Immaculate Conception
St Joseph Named Patron Of Working Men In Papal Proclamation
The text notes a motu proprio singled out Joseph as patron of the working class and cites Pius XI, in 1937, declaring him patron against atheistic Communism. It quotes the pope praising Joseph as protector of the Holy Family and example for daily toil, referencing the encyclical date and prophetic line about Behold I make all things new.
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Yen
Joseph
Pius XI
Herod
St. Joseph
Pathetic Results Of Broken Homes
A Des Moines psychiatrist quotes Dorn Machovec a farm lad who killed his stepfather Paul Voss after his parents separation and his mother’s remarriage. The doctor notes the boy’s pent up feelings and argues provocation should not excuse murder stating the human will remains free.
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Des Moines
Dorn Machovec
Paul Voss
Dorn
Voss
Tommyrot
Truman Urges Global Peace and Moral Way Forward
In Caruthersville Missouri President Truman warned against another world war and urged World welfare over narrow nationalism. He framed his policy around the Golden Rule and Christian civility, urging Americans to act with mercy and justice to lead toward peace at home and abroad.
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Truman
Caruthersville
U.S.A
Deez
White House
Christ
Moses
Father
Heaven
Rumor Corrected On Semi-Protestant Sect Leader
A corrected statement refutes claims of a living founder Hodur and clarifies the deathbed scene of Anthony Kor lowki founder of an independent sect in Chicago. It notes he desired a Catholic rite but his followers barred a Catholic bishop from attending.
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Hodur
Sean
thony _Korlowki
Veterans group blasts Laski as anti religious propaganda
McCaffrey of Catholic War Veterans denounces Harold J. Laski’s radio speech to a Spanish Refugee Appeal meeting at Madison Square Garden as insulting to Americans and a propaganda of hate. He cites Laski’s atheism and anti church remarks as totalitarian signals and reafirms the motto In God We Trust.
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New York
Harold J. Laski
Madison Square Garden
Labor Party
United States
McCaffrey
Laski
Vatican
Gen J M Wainwright Honored by Seton Hall College
General Jonathan M. Wainwright received a Doctor of Laws from Seton Hall College in South Orange. Archbishop Thomas J. Walsh of Newark presented the degree as the general praised his troops in Bataan and credited his officers and men for the honor.
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South Orange
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Seton Hall College
Thomas J. Walsh
Newark
Wainwright
Valley Forge
Bataan
Building Fund Drive Set For St. Vincent's College Centenary
Latrobe Pennsylvania St Vincent's college announces a building fund drive with Scarpean named general chair to mark the 100th anniversary of the 1846 founding by Rt. Rev. Boniface Mer O S B.
Good Adv Buys Telegre Oda I Enaet IEnaet
The fragmentary OCR notes a purchase or advertisement related to Telegre Oda and a person or entity named Enaet. Details are unclear due to missing context and garbled text.
Unclear Nation Rights Text Returns Fragment
Fragmentary line cites United rights and Russia in a discussion of laws and taken protections. No clear person, place, or event established in readable text.
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ST. Mary’s
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Pelaya
H. Patrick Sweeney & CO
Otsie Terminal
Dixie Marcarine
Bei Laatel
Aera Pete
Maynooth College
Leo
Church of Jesus Christ
Pius X
Harold Laski
J. M. Wainwright
Catholic College
Building Fund
Drive Ont
U. A Lab
U.S. A
Morocco
Little Office
Virgin
P. Cotel
S.J
WLM
Mary Eva
B. Vercraysse
Cohaus
Telegre
Oda
I Enaet
Cay
Russia
EVITT
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