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Note from +Wall to +McQuaid regarding the documents ‘if they arrive’. He also mentions the Archbishop’s meeting with the Standing Committee.

Williams, Herbrand Ingonville, 40 Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin. He is most thankful for the books on psychotherapy the Archbishop loaned to him.

Note from +Wall to +McQuaid regarding Mr. Vaughan- Wilson who is now unwell.

McCormack, Count John, Glena, Booterstown. Thanks the Archbishop for all he has done towards the oratory in his house. 13/11la. 17 September 1945 McCormack. Note in + McQuaid’s hand expressing his deep sympathy to Countess McCormack on the death of Count McCormack.

Letter from John Kelly to +McQuaid informing him that he intends to give the diocesan licence for publication for a book entitled ‘A way of Perfection for the laity’, by Rev. Fr. Kevin O.D.C.

Letters from Fr. Percy McGough to Fr. Mangan regarding a carnival and fete.

Copy letter from +McQuaid to +McNamee regarding the draft catechism. 1 item

Letter from D. S[ill.], Secretary, Browne and Nolan, to +McQuaid enclosing twelve copies of a report on the Irish College, Salamanca.

O’Byrne, Mrs. E., 4 Rosemount Road, Phibsboro. Seeks an interview with + McQuaid to explain her predicament regarding travelling to Cairo.

Typed letter to +McQuaid from John B. McCloskey, War Relief Services - National Catholic Welfare Conference, Washington enclosing an article from La Croix. Objects to the conclusion which states that the Church was in danger of getting involved in politics, and there was a danger of an anti-clerical movement in Ireland.