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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1945
Page
13
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A reflection on Francoist Spain, Communism, and U.S. foreign policy. The piece argues American resolve against Hitlerism, praises the State Department, and notes public support for firm action abroad. It stresses national power, economic strength, and public opinion shaping international influence.
The text warns of Communist influence from Mexico and exile Spanish groups, urging the United States to monitor propaganda and avoid making Mexico a puppet state. It stresses the need for cautious U.S. policy amid Soviet influence in the East and the region.
A column argues for cautious planning to create employee owned businesses. It envisions employees purchasing a plant, sharing responsibility and rewards, and avoiding radical revolution by aligning with Christian principles and justice. It also mentions reacting to foreign policy and Byrnes' stance toward Red-supported governments.
A wartime or postwar meditation warns that the atomic bomb's enormous power demands moral governance. It suggests God may permit evils from nuclear weapons but does not will them, urging leaders to use the power for good and avert catastrophe.
Statement from Brig. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan praises Catholic chaplains in the armed forces for their loyalty and sacrifice. He notes Protestant critics misjudge Catholic selections and emphasizes chaplains who stay with soldiers in battle, endure wounds, and death alongside them. Vaughan, a Presbyterian military aide to President Truman, cites broad support for chaplains.
The St Stephen’s parish near Delta plans a chicken dinner Sunday Sept 25 at the church and school grounds. Earl Carson states the new festival grounds adjoin the property. Rev J Klocker and Pastor Edward Freking lead parish activities with F Scheffel as key organizer.
Nine boys from Boy Scout troop 177 of St Catherine's parish Cincinnati aided the Marysdale garden fete. They arrived August 25 at Good Samaritan hospital to arrange for the event and returned festival day to assist. Their scoutmaster Rekagh F Hellmann accompanied them and Gov Frank J Lausche, a former Scout, spoke with the group.
Our Comments note Spain’s stand against Communism, led by General Franco, with reconstruction in Europe and effort to resist Soviet influence. The piece warns that without Western support, a fall of Spain could let Communism advance across Europe and Latin America, urging public opinion to oppose anti Christian propaganda.
The Cincinnati Traffic Safety bureau asks churches to help warn drivers and elderly pedestrians about traffic risks. It notes that persons over 50 face higher accident rates due to failing to see signals, dark clothing, and limited driving skills. The bureau asks for a bulletin insert and a speaker from each church.
The Rev. Charles Guilfoyle C.P. has been named retreat master of the Laymen's Retreat House in Sierra Madre California where over 1500 attend yearly rituals. He is the first Sierra Madre monastery member to hold the post and has served in multiple Western dioceses as a Passionist missionary. He previously taught at the Passionist seminary in St Louis.
Scarce merchandise will be awarded at booths at the fall festival of Holy Family church on Price and Grand avenues in Cincinnati this Sunday September 9 in the afternoon and evening. Groceries sheets pillow cases soap soap powder and cigarettes will be offered. Booth chairmen are Frank Hahn Catherine Mossman John Sullivan Edwin Helmers Robert Maly Sr and Harry Doyle.
A call to restore parental control over child minds arguing that guardians outrank state and school lobbies. It urges two education categories, with aid targeted to needy parents, and warns against state overreach while defending religious conscience and moral formation.
A fragment notes a surrender document printing issue involving school and Catholic authorities. The text references Manila and high officials failing to provide funds to print the surrender paper. Details are incomplete but imply a financial hurdle to formal surrender documentation.
The Forty Hours devotion will be held in parish churches and institutions during September and September. On September 16 schedules include St. Aloysius Bridgetown St Martin Brown County Our Lady of Grace Cincinnati St Rose of Lima Cincinnati Guardian Angels Mt Washington Bernardon Creek Jahs Dayton St Lawrence Rhise.
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