Typed letter to + McQuaid from J.A. O’Connor, (Honorary Secretary) informing him that the interest rate for those eligible for loans is ¾ % higher than when they first applied. He is asked to use his good offices to help the Association achieve its ends. 1 item

Telegram from Martin O’Connor to + McQuaid appreciating his message of sympathy on the death of Cardinal Stritch.

Letter from +Cody to +McQuaid requesting copies of Lenten Regulations. Along with +Binz and +O’Connor, they plan on adopting a uniform set of Regulations. Annotated by Fr. Mangan.

Handwritten letter from + Neil Farren, Derry, to + McQuaid thanking him for his gift of £5,000 to the Distress Fund in Derry. Down and Connor

Typed letter to Fr. Glennon from John Leydon thanking him for his letter of 21st June about Messrs. P. O’Connor Ltd.

Letter from Fr. Joseph O’Connor to Fr. Mangan relating to a boy going to Holbrook Royal Hospital School in Northampton diocese.

Copy letter from +McQuaid to +O’Hara in relation to the instruction of the Holy Office on Sacred Art. He mentions his refusal to sanction a monument of Christ the King by O’Connor as it is contrary to traditional concepts and treatment of Christ in Christian art. This has caused inconvenience to the civil authorities. He has, up until now, avoided the unusual and ultra-modern in both art and architecture.

Correspondence relating to routine details of community life and apostolate. Fr. F. McGrath, S.J., applies for Chair of Education, at U.C.D. and later withdraws his application. A Vice Postulator, Fr, O’Connor, S.J., appointed for the Cause of Fr. John Sullivan, S.J.

would like to believe that the Minister’s surprise will cease as the source of its information was ‘close’ to the Dept. of Education. 38A/7. 11 September Typed letter to +McQuaid from + D. Mageean, Bishop of Down and Connor, informing him that he had given permission to John O’Connell to attend T.C.D. on certain conditions. 38A/8/1. 16 October Handwritten letter to +McQuaid from Edward G. Gleeson, 2 items

File relating to the Anne O’Connor Trust Estate.