Typed letter to Dr. O’Connell from Cecil J. Barrett, Marino. He has been asked to deal with Mrs Marguerite Whelan’s case. He does not know why she has been refused a visa, but she was involved in Irish politics up to 1925.

Typed letter to Dr. O’Connell from P.J. Hayes informing him that they are acting on the Archbishop’s advice.

Typed letter to Fr. M.P. O’Connell from J.G. Browne, Roscommon County Manager, asking for the Archbishop’s views regarding mentally deficient children attending the Stewart Institute.

Typed letters to Dr. O’Connell from John Chadwick, British Embassy, regarding literature on Communism.

Handwritten draft letter to Mr. Dowling, penned by + McQuaid, signed by P. O’Connell, Secretary. The Archbishop will preside at Mass celebrated for peace and unity in Ireland. This can be mentioned in the approach to the Parish Priests.

Typed letter to + McQuaid from Maire Comerford, Hon. Sec., Anti-Partition Association, informing him that Fr. Edward Lodge Curran, Chairman of the Anti- Partition Committee of the A.O.H. of America will be visiting Ireland in September. Seeks permission to speak at a public meeting in O’Connell Street on 26th September. Seeks His Grace’s permission to announce the meeting.

Letter from Fr. Thomas Sherlock to Fr. O’Connell asking him to thank the Archbishop for granting permission to say Mass in a house.

Letter from Canon Purfield to Dr. [Michael] O’Connell regarding the proper establishment of the Sacred Heart Sodality.

Letter from Fr. F. Gaynor to Fr. O’Connell regarding a convert and a child who wish to be Confirmed.

Correspondence between Fr. Laurence F. Kelly and Dr. O’Connell regarding sites which would be suitable for entrances to the airport.