School Student Group Chooses 1945 46 Officers
Jean Fuchs is elected president of the school student group for 1945 1946 with members named for key posts. Cath as president and Claire Ke as president of the Eucharistic group lead the student body and activities. Orchestra director June Effler greets new staff while senior Girls' Athletic board members are honored. Lenora Merkit represents the high school at Shillito's fashion show.
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Eners
Rica
Aiatans
Selec
Jean Fuchs
Presi
Cath
Uth ‘Een
An Gillich
Mary
Claire Ke
Ma Ae Tiernan
A:e Schulte
Dorothy Lemi
Sorta H
Lorraine S
Schow
June Effler
Jane Beck
Marylizabeth Feldman
Bettie Vogt
Girls’ Athletic Board
Doris Schedel
Patricia Ballard
Flaviahman
Dorothy Merz
Katherine Manyet
Alice Begsler
Massenet
Celesta Nagel
Joyce Kilmer
Mary Elizabeth Oe
Jeannine Smith
Lenora Merkit
Shillito’s
Lorraine Linz
Lutheran Hour Orator Attacks Birth Control
Dr. Walter A. Maier of Concordia seminary denounced the Planned Parenthood Association when endorsed by the St. Louis Chamber of Commerce. He cited Catholic and Lutheran opposition to birth control and urged the Chamber to reconsider its stance. Kentuck council Knights of Columbus opened the protest.
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St. Louis
Walter A. Maier
Concordia Seminary
Luhheran
Planned Parenthood Association
Dr. Maier
Chamber of Commerce
Kentick Council
Knights of Columbus
Men’s Activity Club Elects Leaders at Sept Meeting
The Men’s Activity Club of the Annunciation Parish in Cincinnati held a Sept 17 election in the school auditorium. The blue ticket led by Carl Hebestreit won most officer posts and directors, with Hebestreit named president and Joseph Ban, John F. Glaserry, and Harold B. Myers as officers. The Very Rev Cletus Miller offered prayer and the group set monthly meetings on the second Monday.
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John West Franlee Leis
James Eo
Herb Gartner
Francis X. McCarthy
Cletus É Miller
National Experts Line Up for Erskine Talks
Columbus announces six lectures in the Erskine series addressing Christianity and democracy after World War II. Fulton J. Sheen opens October 21 with The World Today followed by Hallett Abend, J. Raymond Walsh, Carey McWilliams, John Scott, and Felix Morley on topics from reconversion to peace conditions.
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Columbus
Erskine
J. M. Bauer
O.P
Fulton J. Sheen
Catholic University of America
Hallett Abend
New York Times
J. Raymond Walsh
Harvard University
Williams College
Carey McWilliams
John Scott
Time and Life Bureau
Europe
Felix Morley
Haverford College
Monsignor Sheen Opens Windsor Talks Twelfth Time
Windsor Ontario hear Rt Rev Monsignor Fulton J Sheen open the twelfth in a series at Assumption College with a sermon at Assumption Church. The schedule notes Oct date for the event.
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Monsignor Sheen
Windsor
Ninth Patna missions benefit card party planned at St Xavier’s
The ninth annual Patna missions benefit card party will be held at St. Xavier’s School 635 Sycamore Street on Thursday October 4 at 1730. Mrs Joseph Sperber Sr of 2970 Werk Road Cincinnati plans the party assisted by Mrs Joseph C Jenaber. A party honors Hubert F Schmidt St Vier’s High School graduate ordained at Ankipore India November 21. Committee members include Mmes Ruth Hackman Thelma Adelaide Burns Frieda Nienaber Ruth Reinhardt Alice McDonald Marie Quatman Millie Sanderman Ann Sheele Theresa Nienaber Tickets available from committee members or at the door.
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Patna
St. Xavier's School
Sycamore Street
Nominati
Joseph Sperber
Twenty Thousand Swiss Catholic Youths in Postwar Procession
Basel reports 20000 Swiss Catholic youths from every region joined the Swiss Catholic Young Men's association in Einsiedeln for a postwar general convention. American soldiers on furlough attended the opening procession past the illuminated monastery toward the Blessed Mother chapel. Six candles from the war era and the seventh for peace were carried as Bishop Franziskus von Streng celebrated a Pontifical High Mass with Holy Communion for all attendees.
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Basel
Switzerland
Einsiedeln
Acre
Franziskus von Streng
Library Sparks guides readers with selected 25 percent books
Chicago Saint Peter's Library offers a reading guidance program for patrons. Library Sparks provides reviews from mature readers, college students, and high school students. It includes a selected list of books for busy readers.
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Chicago
St. Peter's Library
Pociation Here
Library Sparks
Madonna Original Found at Vassar College
Sculptured Madonna identified as Pomenhospeia dating to 1400 is presented to Vassar College. The artifact was found and is now housed at the campus gallery.
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Madonna
Vassar
Assar College
Purcell High Elects Student Spiritual Council and News Notes
Purcell high school Cincinnati forms its student spiritual council chosen by religion teachers and class votes. Rev. Arnold Witzman guides the council as it collaborates with the CSMC and promotes mission work. Benediction by Rev. Gabriel Rus and a Cavalier code talk by Rev. George Callan mark the Oct. 1 event. The Plume staff reopens with 27 new members led by Robert Thorsen and others. first issue slated Oct. 11.
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Purcell High School
Cincinnati
SSC
Purcell
Arnold Witzman
CSMC
Diums
Mission
Noven Njtion
Purcell Auditorium
Gabriel Rus
S.M
George Callan
Plume
Robie
Robert Thorsen
Stanley Hiltenbeitel
Joe Wessling
Walter Goodrith
Robert Seifert
John Hogan
William Steins
Tom Hustmyer
Jack Frey
Interess
School News Chronicler
Donald Heithaus
Tom Hickey
Vatican denies concordat breach by wartime Holy See appointees
The Vatican rejected claims that the Concordat with Poland was violated by some wartime appointments. The article notes a unilateral action unprecedented in Church history and references Poland’s reaction and the Vatican’s position on the matter.
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Baiggrvens Aenero E Vatroregret
Poand
Cnn Eotion
Holy See
Vatican
Warsaw Protest on 1925 Vatican Concordat Lacks Legal Weight
Rome reports the Warsaw governments denunciation of the 1925 Vatican Poland concordat has no juridical value as the Holy See has not recognized Warsaw. The protest could signal broader changes affecting Church status in Poland and neighboring states amid German influence and Polish exile.
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Warsaw
Vatican
Poland
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Austria
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Oland
New York
Jewish Parish Schools Start in Rhode Island
A new religious school system opens in two Rhode Island locations with an initial enrollment of sixty children. Three public school teachers and three kindergarten instructors teach both Hebrew and secular subjects, with bus transport provided for students attending morning Hebrew sessions and afternoon secular lessons.
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Rhode Island
Providence
R. I
Navy Cites Educator For War Time Services
Stanford educator receives a letter of commendation from Vice Adm. Randall Jacobs for wartime service. The citation lauds his roles on the Navy Educational Advisory Committee and the special committee for NROTC institution selection, praising his time and guidance in shaping naval and national educational policies.
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Stanford
U.S.A
Randall Jacobs
Navy
NROTC
Enemies of Spain voice abroad spark partisan concern
Readings describe opposition to Spain by outsiders in the United States and Russia, accusing anti Christian elements of undermining Spain’s fight against Communists. The piece frames supporters of the hammer and travelers as enemies seeking revenge.
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Spain
U. S
En Od E
Russia
Foreign ministers fret over Russia as Poland suffers
The piece ironizes high officials blaming Russia and Latvia and Estonia while Poland faces peril. It accuses news blackouts and CIA secrecy of keeping Americans in the dark about Sovietization and concentration camps, implying deliberate obfuscation.
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Russia
Romania
Poland
Latvia
Estonia
Eisher
America
CIA
Public schools and religion clash in Champaign trial
A Champaign Illinois trial features a boy asserting atheism and challenging the released time system in public schools. The mother argues the practice favors religion over non belief, claiming it breaches the principle of neutrality and freedom from religion while critics say it harms the atheist stance and undermines religious liberty.
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Champaign
Ill
America
God
Saint Vincent de Paul Society Marks Centenary
The text highlights the Saint Vincent de Paul Society led by Frederick Ozanam, praising its charitable work. Members support visiting the sick, aiding children, providing clothing, and distributing meals to the needy, reflecting the group’s mission to inspire good works and strengthen Catholic service.
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Rela
Bera
Caack Cver
St. Vinpres
Frederick Ozanam
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