Letter from Fr. Hugh C. Dunne to Fr. McMahon regarding a query from Mr. Clarke, a grocer, who wants to know if Swiss Vegetable Soups are made with beef fat or meat extract or both. Information needed regarding days of abstinence.

Dunne, B., Old Cabra Road, Dublin. Requests that the Archbishop autograph enclosed. Request denied as unusual.

Dunne, John J., Sandymount, Dublin. Correspondence relating to the Parish Priest denouncing him at Mass, Muintir na Tire, setting up a Parish Council, a religious medal.

Dunne, John J., Sandymount, Dublin, informing the Archbishop that Messrs David Allen and Sons have received permission to remove the posters.

Dunne, John, Chief Medical Officer, St. Brendan’s Hospital, Upper Grangegorman, Dublin, seeking permission to include the talk by + McQuaid in the Booklet of the proceedings at the World Mental Health Day.

Dunne, J.P., Aikenhead Terrace, Irishtown, Dublin. He suggests to + McQuaid that a procession should be held in Dublin in support of an appeal for the blessing of peace.

-10 December 1952 Dunne, Matthew F.X., 127 Mangerton Road, Drimnagh, Dublin. He objects to the social and political theory expounded by Maria Duce.

Dunne, Sean, Dublin. He wonders if the Archbishop’s staff ever read the evening papers, relating to vandalism, robberies, attacks? As the wrongdoers were Catholics at some time surely they can be reached.

Kean, John M., 21 Upper Leeson Street, Dublin. Asks Dr. Dunne to put his case to + McQuaid. Has been on many pilgrimages.

Lawless, Ellen M., 22 Blessington Street, Dublin. Letter to Mgr. Dunne thanking both the Archbishop and himself for their generosity.