Correspondence between James A. Farley, Chairman, Coca-Cola Export Corporation, and +McQuaid. The election of Senator Kennedy is a fine thing. His election will eliminate the myth that a Catholic cannot be elected President of the United States. +McQuaid says it is a grave pity that he is not a Catholic who received a Catholic upbringing. Farley says that his background is fundamentally all right.
Handwritten letter from P.J. O’Callaghan, Limerick, to Fr. Dunne acknowledging receipt of a letter.
Copy of Notice of Motion on behalf of Thomas Carroll and Mary Jane Graham to accept the offer of Archbishop McQuaid for the purchase of fee farm rent in Crumlin.
Copy order of accepting offer of Archbishop McQuaid by Thomas Carroll and Mary Graham.
Kean, John M., 21 Upper Leeson Street, Dublin. Asks Dr. Dunne to put his case to + McQuaid. Has been on many pilgrimages.
File relating to schools in the parish. 13 items
Typed letter from [ill.] C. Brown, Hon. Secretary, seeking a donation.
Power, Arthur, 28 Elgin Road, Ballsbridge. Relatively speaking Ireland is stacked with food, while Europeans are on the verge of death from hunger and disease. This is our opportunity to show we are a noble race.
File relating to the Parochial Hall, Sandyford. Also, see no.10 above.
-2 August 1950 Frank, M., Killarney. Long correspondence on many topics.