Letter from Fr. James Doyle to Monsignor asking him to mention Fr. Bowen’s ill-health and the difficulties this is causing.

Letter from Fr. James Doyle to Fr. Mangan submitting the number of persons who received Communion and other matters.

Doyle, John Joseph, Bristol, England. He saw young children playing in the men’s conveniences in O’Connell Street and feels something must be done about it.

Doyle, John J., Sandycove, Dublin. He asks the Archbishop to use his influence to end the hotel strike, now in its sixth month.

Doyle, Tom, Morning Star, North Brunswick Street, Dublin. He informs Fr. Mangan that the Laurentian Society in Trinity College is a social society for Catholics so they can be of mutual assistance to one another.

Letter from +McQuaid to David Doyle stating problem with one of the amendments.

Handwritten letter to Chris from Jim Kavanagh. From information he has received Councillor Doyle is a Communist, he attended the Communist school in Eccles Street and his friends are Communists.

Letter from +Philip Pocok to +McQuaid stating Fr. James Doyle of Dublin has written requesting incardination into Toronto Archdiocese, with a view to his ordination to the Priesthood. He mentions his ordination at home was delayed due to health reasons. He now seeks a confidential report on the candidate.

Typed letter from Colonel Stanislaus Doyle, HQ Burma Command, to + McQuaid informing him that a number of Catholic Senior Officers in the Command have organised a Council of Catholic Officers to help in the rehabilitation of the Church in Burma. The Church has suffered tremendously and needs financial help. Ceylon

Telegram from +Roberts to +McQuaid looking for information on James Doyle who is said to be seriously ill.