Letter from +Riberi to Rev. Dr. O’Connell thanking him for the cheque for £5 which will be sent to the Holy Father’s refugee fund.

Letter from Mgr. Storero to Rev. Dr. O’Connell thanking him for the recent correspondence and the enclosed copies of the Appeal of the Archbishop on behalf of the Catholic Social Service Conference.

Letter from +Riberi to Rev. Dr. O’Connell thanking him for the cheque for £33.2.0 which was sent on behalf of the Catholic Women’s Federation of Secondary School Unions for the Holy Father’s refugee fund.

Letter from Fr. Cassidy to Fr. Williams thanking him for the cheque for £20 being the tax due on the diploma for Rev. Mgr. Michael O’Connell.

Letter from Mgr. Storero to Rev. Dr. Michael O’Connell thanking him for the cheque for £2.5.0., towards the relief of refugees. This will be sent to the Holy Father. He also thanks him for the good wishes sent on his appointment as Secretary to the Apostolic Nuncio.

Typed letter to Dr. O’Connell, Archbishop’s House, from J.C. Nagle, Ass. Secretary, Dept. of Agriculture. The Department have purchased three Kerry Cattle on behalf of +McQuaid and shipped them to Rev. Jean Pierre, Oise, France, at a cost of 169. 9s. 5d. The Department now seeks this repayment.

Typed letter to Dr. O’Connell, Archbishop’s House, from Richard Ryan, Arthur O’Hagan & Son. Section 2 of the Social Welfare (Miscellaneous Provisions)Bill, 1957, enables the Corporation of a County Borough to provide meals for persons other than children attending National Schools.

Typed letter to Dr. O’Connell from F. H. Boland, Dept. of External Affairs. They have done their best for Mrs Whelan, but have been unsuccessful.

Typed letter to Fr. Michael P. O’Connell, Archbishop’s House, from Brian Durnin, Dept. of External Affairs. The Irish Embassy in Canberra requests information on pilgrimages in 1952 to, within and from Ireland, on behalf of the National Office, C.U.S.A. House, Sydney. A copy of the Director’s letter enclosed.

Typed letter to Dr. O’Connell from Sean [ill], Secretary, Dept. of External Affairs, informing him that the Government was inviting Mademoiselle Marguerite Marie Dubois, lecturer in English at the Sorbonne, to give some lectures in Ireland as a consequence of her zeal and efficiency in organizing the celebrations in honour of St. Colomban.