Letter from Joseph A. Carroll to +McQuaid informing him that he proposes to issue the Diocesan Licence for the revised edition of the Roman Missal.

Typed letter to +McQuaid from G. Boland regarding the appointment of Fr. Carroll as Assistant Chaplain at Mountjoy Prison.

Letter from Dr. Patrick E. Carroll, Wolverhampton, to +McQuaid drawing his attention to an article in The Bell. He felt it necessary to make some sort of comment and encloses a copy of his letter to the Editor of The Bell. Catholic Herald

Letter from +Francis Carroll, Apostolic Pro- Nuncio, Monrovia, to +McQuaid asking if Fr. S. Cleary can travel to Liberia in January to give the annual retreats. Annotated by +McQuaid. Morocco

Carroll, Mary J.A., 2 Upper Sherrard Street, Dublin. She and her sister are most grateful to the Archbishop for his gift.

Note from +Cody to +McQuaid seeking information on the Lord Mayor who is due to visit New York. He believes he has a daughter in Canada and may visit as a result. The Lord Mayor was James Carroll.

Copy of note from + Joseph A. Carroll to ‘My Lord Bishop’ asking him to find out if our students have been approached and if any have agreed not to pass the picket.

Letter from Mgr. Cecil Barrett to +McQuaid stating he will meet with +Carroll and keep the discussion ‘general’.

Correspondence involving Fr. Dunne, Sr. M. Bernard, Sr. Josephine Dodd, L.E. O’Carroll, Sr. Patricia relating to the appointment of a Domestic Economy teacher at the Convent of the Sisters of Charity, Crumlin. The Sisters wish to appoint one of their own Sisters to the position, but the Vocational Education Committee of the City of Dublin wish to appoint one of their instructors in order to maintain control of an area which they see as rightfully theirs. +McQuaid sees the implications of this principle, in regard to the status of Religious men and women, as grave. He sought a statement outlining the reasons for these principles. The matter was settled amicably.

Carroll, Robert, 20 Effra Road, Rathmines. He has been seconded to the Dept. of Psychology and Logic in a secretarial capacity. Were it not for the Archbishop’s assistance he has no doubt the outcome would have been very different.