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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1945
Page
2
Fragmentary discussion references anti Communist rhetoric and U.S. stance on Soviet influence in Europe and Mexico It mentions Archbishop statements and cautions about puppet states It debates reconstruction plans and economic policy with fragmented proposals and political positions without a clear narrative.
A Sunday festival is set for a new site at 2080 Union Ground, hosted by the church and school. Earl Carson and Attorney Edwin Member oversee the event with Rev. He assisting, as the Catholic Telegraph notes.
A fragment reflects on charitable effort amid war relief and wounded soldiers. It lauds charity as a link between countries and the church’s traditional mission while noting a wartime radio exchange as part of the discussion.
A Catholic mission report urges charity as a path to Muslim conversion, stressing hospitals, homes, and Christian education. Father S. J. of Baghdad cites growth in Catholic schools for Muslims and calls for expanded outreach amid large Muslim populations worldwide.
The report notes a final matchup set for Monday at 8 p.m. in Munici eames prem, with Camp Washington and a South team advancing from the semifinals.
Marines on Guam erect a small chapel by piling lumber into pews and assembling a crude shrine for night prayers. Before entering service in October 1943 Father Philbin serves as superintendent of schools for the Diocese of St. A.
A streetcar ride is scheduled for Monday evening September 17 from 8 to 10 pm. Members and friends meet at Fourth and Walnut, car leaves at eight, refreshments served, reservations needed by calling Miss Oldersering or Miss Woerner. The September 10 gathering completes arrangements. bowling season plans to be announced with leagues at the Friars' club and Miss Niemeyer will chair bowling efforts.
The CYO grade school football season opens September 24 under high school rules with a weight limit in the league. Entry blanks have been sent to the members and the number of entries is expected to be low due to meat and transportation issues. The 1944 championship is noted.
The Xavier University jamboree is scheduled for September 13. Organizers invite students and staff to participate in the event featuring campus activities and student performances.
The Archdiocesan Mission office and Crusade Castle collaborate with the Catholic Near East Welfare Association and a Collect agency to support propagation of the faith. The mission groups coordinate outreach near Linwood and Cin-Society to strengthen missionary presence and welfare initiatives.
Crochet notes advise making small pieces from leftover cot and Pineapple design scraps. It suggests items like pincushions edgings and similar projects with Pattern 732, as read in the Catholic Telegraph archive.
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