-24 May 1944 Allen, Hugh, Grace Park Road, informing + McQuaid on his position with The Standard regarding the Labour Party inquiry on infiltration by Communists.
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Typed note to +McQuaid from James Ardle MacMahon saying that the Nigerian Charge d’Affaires, M.P. Akpoyoware, wishes to pay his respects to His Grace.
Letter from Fr. George W. Turley to +McQuaid enclosing a letter from Michael O’Halloran saying His Grace should be informed that the Oxford Group Movement have bought 12, Fitzwilliam Square.
Typed letter to Fr. Martin informing him that Mr. Everett, Minister for Justice, will call on His Grace.
Note to His Grace saying Mr. McDowling phoned saying that the Evening papers asked if there was any comment on the St. Andrew’s meeting. No.
Typed letter to Fr. Glennon from John Leydon arranging an additional 10 gallons of petrol for His Grace for April.
Grace, James, 16 Booterstown Ave., Blackrock, thanking the Archbishop for all his kindness to his son.
Handwritten letter to Dr. O’Connell from Sean MacBride enclosing an Electoral Address for Dr. Browne. Browne is apparently claiming credit for the building of the Children’s’ Hospital at Crumlin. Did not His Grace initiate this project?
Letter from Fr. Matthew Blake to Fr. Mangan asking him to get a direction from His Grace on a request from the Local Urban Council.
Letter from Fr. Liam Thackaberry to ‘Dear Father’ asking him to mention to His Grace that he has appointed Mrs. Maire McDyer to Rutland St. Schools, and a small piece of ground in Rutland St. Schools which the Corporation wish to acquire.