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-20 January 1958 Troy, Fr. Michael C., St. Mary’s, Ballyfermot. Correspondence between Fr. Troy and Judge C. Conway relating to the Obscenity Act, and the Censorship Board.

Tully, John, Male Protestant Hospital, James Street. Asks the Archbishop to have him admitted to the Home of the Little Sisters of the Poor, Kilmainham.

Weisgand, R.W. Card to + McQuaid.

Weir, Chrissie, SCR, Dublin. The staff of Woolworths collected £10 to help those who lost their belongings in the recent flood.

Wichert, Lee, Vernhagerstrasse 10, Germany.(In German). Seeks financial assistance as his wife is so ill.

Wicklow, 5 Upper Leeson Street, regarding the moral re-armament argument, hotel dispute and the Mass for Count Biver.

13 -19 September 1955 Wicklow. Wishes to discuss publishing + McQuaid’s Pastorals and his pamphlets on education. Congratulates him on the settlement of the two recent strikes, including the barmens’ strike. Annotation by + McQuaid.

Wiley, Harold J., 32 Nassau Street, Dublin. He holds the view that it is the duty of President de Valera and the Archbishop to banish this filthy book for all time.

-18 September 1946 Woolf, E. Maitland, 227 Upper Rathmines Road, Dublin. He is Jewish, a journalist by profession, and resents the reporting in The Jewish Chronicle of the execution of Arthur Greiser, the notorious Nazi Gauleiter of Western Poland. It reported that the Vatican made a last minute attempt to save him by cabling the Polish President to demand cancellation of the death sentence. In fact Greiser appealed to the Pope.

Signed ‘Anonymous’. Encloses £5 towards the relief of distress.