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Horne, Margaret, 8 Cowper Drive, Rathmines, thanking His Grace for his letter.

Hupka, George, Oberukirchen, 523 Bishopscamp, British Zone. He has lost everything and seeks help.

Hurley, Jeremiah Francis, St. Elmo, Auburn Ave., Donnybrook. He failed to get promotion in his place of work. His fiancé heard on very reliable evidence that His Grace intervened in favour of the successful candidate. Wants the matter resolved.

[Inghan], W.J., Esher, Surrey, seeking + McQuaid’s help acquiring a housekeeper. Annotation by + McQuaid.

• 16 July 1951 Johnston, Arthur, Ballybough Road, Dublin. Correspondence relating to his decease.

Joy, Katie, C/o Thomas Nunan, Ardfert, Co. Kerry. Asks the Archbishop if she can depend on the reliability of Mr. Matthew.

Joyce, Charles J., 128 St. Stephen’s Green. The play by Eugene O’Neill, Mourning becomes –lectia, is demoralizing and protest is called for.

Kane, Thomas, 202A Oliver Bond House, Dublin, seeking help to acquire a place to live for his wife and children.

Kearney, James J., 100 Cabra Road, Dublin. Letter to Fr. Dunne informing him that the Archbishop’s authorisation was needed to broadcast Annual Appeals.

Keating, Desmond G., 30 Belgrave Square, Monkstown, Co. Dublin. He wishes to inform the Archbishop of the bigoted and discriminatory policy of Protestant employers. Asks to be put in touch with Catholics who would be interested in a crusade in combating these bigoted organizations.