Catholic Telegraph-Register editorial and publishing notes
The Catholic Telegraph-Register of Cincinnati outlines editorial staff and duties with editor emeritus Freking and Rev. Issenthiann among leaders. It notes remittances to the paper, pricing at $1 per year, publication policy requiring authentication with name and address, and weekly print status.
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Clarence G. Issenthiann
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Edward J. Graham
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Clement J. Busemeyer
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Our Comments on Catholic Action and Vincentian Zeal
The piece urges Catholics to combat anti Catholic forces in the United States and abroad. It praises the Vincentians as lay ambassadors who spread God's kingdom by example and outreach. A Cincinnati conference member is commended for bringing a dying non Catholic back to faith, illustrating the order’s zeal.
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Vincentians
Cincinnati
Church
Foreign ministers alarmed by Asia and Latvia rumors
The passage mocks foreign ministers and speculative news blackouts. It accuses Russia of silencing reports on Latvia and Estonia while warning Americans to beware a conspiracy to hide Sovietization efforts and concentration camps from the public.
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Asia
Poland
Har
Latvia
Estonia
Eisher
America
Lawsuit in Champaign Tests Public School Religion Policy
A Champaign Illinois trial questions the released time program in public schools amid atheist, Protestant, Jewish and Catholic views. The atheist mother challenges religious instruction in public education invoking separation of church and state and freedom from religion.
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Ill
America
Reliis
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Flczion
St Vincent de Paul Society Centenary Puts Faith in Action
A Catholic observer notes the St Vincent de Paul Society marks its centenary this weekend, highlighting its charitable work feeding clothing housing and spiritual instruction. The piece contrasts Catholic communal service with secular prejudice and cites the society as a strong example of good works in response to religious beliefs.
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Frederick Eee
France
Re Christianization of Nations Postwar Ideals
The piece argues postwar victory must fulfill Christian restoration. It ties slogans about re Christianizing nations to faith in Christ as God, urging Catholics to live the Gospel in all life areas and global dealings, or else the war’s fruit is lost. It contends Christ’s lordship over society justifies right living and national policy.
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Leeds
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
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God
War horrors prompt Catholic October Rosary appeal
The piece urges Christians to aid Europe and the Far East amid war and famine. It stresses prayer and material help, noting October as the Holy Rosary month and appealing for family prayer and social charity to support those in need.
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Europe
Far East
Hocnas
Marian Day at Xavier U Field House Parishes urged to attend
Archdiocese of Cincinnati invites all priests and laity to gather for Marian Day at Xavier University field house with capacity for 10 000 and a 2000 voice choir. Clergy vest in Elet hall and proceed to the field house. A third of daily Rosary is to be said in October and Benediction held.
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Elet
Mary Immaculate
New Family Digest Debuts in Huntington Monthly
Our Sunday Visitor press releases the pocket size Family Digest as the new Family Magazine in Huntington Indiana replacing the Catholic Family Monthly that began forty years ago.
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Huntington
Ind
Family Digest
Our Sunday Visitor Press
Catholic Family Monthly
Five Archdiocesan Servicemen Dead Declared
Edward George Halloran among five Archdiocesan service members listed as dead after prior missing in action from the Indianapolis sinking. Elmer in England Corp Earl and Seaman First Class Raymond in the Pacific Jule and Donald at home Agnes and Vera sisters also recorded as dead. The War Department confirms Halloran machinist’s mate third class aged 28.
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Vera
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Arsonist Captured After Seattle Fatal Fire at Salvage Bureau
Police captured the arsonist who firebombed the St. Vincent de Paul salvage bureau in Seattle killing four dormitory residents. Ten others escaped injury. A murder charge was to be filed. the suspect cited grievance over work demanded by the bureau. A new salvage site is being sought. The report also covers military casualties and missing in action from Cincinnati and surrounding areas.
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Seattle
St. Vincent de Paul Salvage Bureau
de Paul
Father Moeller Jubilee Marked in Jesuit History
The article recounts Father Moeller’s long career from his jubilee at St. Louis University to teachings at Woodstock College and St. Ignatius College. It notes his ordination in 1885, roles at St. Marys Kansas and Creighton, and his later work with deaf mutes in Chicago.
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St. Marys
Kans
Chicago
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Epicpheta School For the Deaf
Catholic Deaf Mute Conference
National Catholic Educational] Association
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Forty Hours Devotion Schedule Across Parishes
The Forty Hours devotion will be held at Holy Trinity Middletown Sts Peter and Paul's Reading St Peters New Richmond St Georges Cincinnati Immaculate Conception Celina St Michaels Fort Loramie St Aloysius Elmwood Place Immaculate Conception Boris St Johns Maria Stein Levens Hamilton Our Lady of Traver Dayton during September 30.
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Cincinnati
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Catholic Population in India Grows Amid Global Tensions
The piece notes India’s Catholic population at about four million in a 388 million country, with ten archdioceses and 48 dioceses. It discusses missionary work, modernization risks, and fears of revolution impacting East and Near East stability, plus British policy and Labor party prospects in India.
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