Typed letter from Edward L. Fogarty, Secretary, Irish Catholic to Fr. R.J. Glennon. He will alter or delete the lines in an advertisement which the Archbishop finds objectionable.
Copies of letters between Captain Peadar Cowan, Solicitor, and Peadar O’Curry, The Standard. A dispute has arisen due to the paper saying that the New Theatre Group is an arm of the Communist Movement.
Letter from Hugh P. Allen headed Mr. Sean O’Faolain on ‘Good Books’.
Handwritten letter from P.F. Baxter, Acting Chairman, to Fr. R.J. Glennon. He apologises for a statement in the paper which the Archbishop found to be theologically incorrect. Seeks interview.
Copy of letter from Fr. Glennon to Senator Baxter regarding a new association of St. Philomena.
Handwritten draft letter to Peadar O’Curry regarding a correction in the article on his address at the opening Session of the Commission on Youth Unemployment.
Typed letter from P.E. Kilroy, Editor, to Fr. Mangan enclosing an article by Ian Mackay entitled A dander round the town.
Typed letter from [Ahe--], Standard (1938) Ltd., to the Reverend Secretary asking that he bring the Standard to the notice of His Grace regarding the Peter’s Pence collection.
Handwritten letter from [T. O Sleondon] to Fr. Mangan. He is of the opinion that the publication of the Peter’s Pence List would be a quite useless expenditure.
Typed letter from Peadar O’Curry to the Secretary seeking permission for members of his staff and himself to read Communist Literature.