http://archives.libr.cua.edu/ United States Conference of Catholic Bishops Social Action Department An inventory of the Records of the Social Action Department at The American Catholic History Research Center and University Archives Finding aid prepared by Antonio Gonzales, Timothy McCook, and William John Shepherd. The Catholic University of America, The American Catholic History Research Center and University Archives September 2001
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 Finding aid encoded by Jordan Patty on January 2006 English Descriptive Summary The Catholic University of America, The American Catholic History Research Center and University Archives 1920(1920-1959)1974 United States Conference of Catholic Bishops Department of Social Action The Records of the Department of Social Action 90 linear feet; 71 boxes One of the original departments of the National Catholic Welfare Council/Conference(NCWC), the Department of Social Action was established to promote the social thought of the Roman Catholic Church and to interpret, under the guidance of the bishops, applications of that thought to the complex social questions of the world. ACUA 10 English Historical Note

The National Catholic Welfare Council (NCWC), officially defined as the annual meeting of the American hierarchy and its standing secretariat, was established by the bishops in 1919 as the successor to the War Council. The Administrative Committee was organized to conduct Council business between plenary meetings with headquarters established in Washington, DC, and a decision was made to rename the organization the National Catholic Welfare Conference. Following the Vatican II Council, the bishops reorganized the NCWC in 1966, transforming it into the National Conference of Catholic Bishops (NCCB) and its standing secretariat, the United States Catholic Conference (USCC). On July 1, 2001, the NCCB and the USCC were combined to form the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) consisting of the same staff continuing the work formerly done by the NCCB and the USCC.

One of the original departments of the National Catholic Welfare Council/Conference(NCWC), the Department of Social Action was established to promote the social thought of the Roman Catholic Church and to interpret, under the guidance of the bishops, applications of that thought to the complex social questions of the world. It operated primarily as a service department for Catholic lay organizations, the Catholic press, schools, religious, and laity. It also served as a clearinghouse for the dissemination of the most progressive thought in the field of social action. There was a special focus on industrial, international, and interracial relations as well as rural life, social work, and the study of communism. The principal tools in this effort were the papal encyclicals and statements of the American bishops on social and economic matters. Soon after its creation in 1919, the Social Action Department began to sponsor addresses and lectures, publish books and pamphlets, and conduct conferences and institutes.

John A. Lapp (1880-1961), who directed the short lived Chicago Office, 1920-1927, also directed a program in civic education that included the promotion of social surveys. Edwin V. O'Hara (1881-1956), later Bishop of Kansas City, was brought into the department in 1920 to head a Rural Life Bureau, and in 1923 he convened the meeting in which the National Catholic Rural Life Conference was born. Meanwhile, in 1922, the department founded the Catholic Conference on Industrial Problems (CCIP), which through its meetings influenced businessmen and industrialists, trade unionists, educators, and social workers; it was succeeded in 1958 by the National Catholic Social Action Conference, which assumed a broader scope. The prevalence of isolationist sentiment in America led the department in 1927 to create a secretariat for the Catholic Association for the International Peace (CAIP). A few years later, prompted by Pius XI's 1930 encyclical Casti Connubii, it established a Family Life Bureau.

The department's first three directors, Msgr. John Augustine Ryan, 1920-1945, Father Raymond Augustine McGowan, 1945-1954, and Msgr. George Gilmary Higgins, 1954-1967, were especially interested in industrial relations and did much to focus the attention of Catholic social action in this direction by both thoughts and deeds. In 1967, as part of the general re-organization of the National Catholic Welfare Conference, which changed its name to the National Conference of Catholic Bishops (NCCB)/United States Catholic Conference(USCC), the Social Action Department became the Department of Social Development. After 1970, what was left of the Catholic Association for International Peace was merged with the department and is currently known as the Department of Social Development and World Peace with two divisions, Domestic Development and International Justice and Peace.

Scope and Contents

Series one consists of general departmental files, 1920-1959, which include reports, 1920-1950, budgets and financial records, 1937-1943, personnel files and inter-office memoranda, 1925-1943, statements by the department as well as the bishops, n.d., and files on publications and pamphlet orders and other papers. The next three series consist of records of of various bodies sponsored by the department. Series two is the National Catholic Social Action Conferences, 1938-1939, which were the largest and most important meetings to that time on Catholic social teaching and its application to American economic life. Series three entails the Inter American Seminars on Social Studies, 1942-1946, which, supported by the U.S. government, involved bringing together leaders in the social, economic, and labor relations fields from throughout the Western Hemisphere to meet for discussion. The programs were arranged for and conducted by the Social Action Department. The first seminar met in Washington in 1942 and then journeyed across the country. The war kept the seminar from meeting again until 1946 when it met in Havana. The success of these meetings prompted the formation of the Inter American Social Action Confederation; and the Inter American Catholic Social Action Confederation, 1948-1952. Series four contains the Inter American Catholic Social Action Confederation which was affiliated with the NCWC and worked with the Pan American Union and the United Nations to address international social and economic problems. Meetings of delegates were held in cities such as Rio de Janeiro, San Salvador, and Mexico City.

Series five has files relating to the department's efforts in the area of Intercreedal Cooperation, 1937-1946. From the beginning, the department gave special emphasis to cooperation with other religious organizations working in the field of industrial relations, particularly the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America and the Central Conference of American Rabbis. The corresponding social action groups of these bodies worked together at various times to further the cause of social justice, usually through the issuance of joint statements, but also through meetings and conferences. Series six has the files of assistant directors, Fathers John Hayes and George Higgins, 1942-1945, with Hayes an obscure figure who left due to ill health while Higgins would succeed Father McGowan as Director of the department in 1954 and would become a widely recognized and respected 'labor' priest, both for his wide range of writing and for extensive mediation efforts. Series seven consists of the files of assistant director John Cronin, 1951-1960, the author of several works applying the social principles to Catholic teaching and who was largely responsible for the department's activities in the study of communism and interracial relations. Series eight, Organization Files, 1930-1955, has correspondence and reference material, filed alphabetically, on organizations and topics of special interest in which the department was involved or whose activities it monitored. These include the Association of Catholic Trade Unionists (ACTU), CUA's Commission of American Citizenship, the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO), the National Catholic Education Association (NCEA), and the United Nations (UN). Series nine, Special topics, 1925-1953, contains correspondence and reference material, filed alphabetically, which were of interest to the department such as Father Charles Coughlin, Industry Council Plan, Legislation, Living Wage, Mexico, Papal statements, Protestant labor activities, and Strikes.

Series ten consists of files, both professional and personal, of Father Raymond Augustine McGowan, 1920-1954, Assistant Director and Director, whose influence was evident in almost every sphere of activity in the department and researchers in any area of the department's wide ranging activities would benefit from a review of this material. McGowan (1892-1962), was assigned as a writer on social and economic matters to the National Catholic War Council in 1919 and was shortly thereafter appointed assistant director of the Social Action Department under Msgr. John Austine Ryan. He became director on Ryan's death in 1945, retiring in 1954. To promote an effective system of labor, management, and government cooperation in American economic problems, he founded the Catholic Conference on Industrial Problems (CCIP) and subsequently organized conferences on industrial problems throughout the country. In addition to CCIP, he founded the Catholic Association for International Peace (CAIP) and the American Catholic Social Action Confederation. His assignment in 1933 to the NCWC's Latin American Bureau occasioned extensive travel in Latin America, and his concern for the problems he encountered there gave impetus to his work for the improvement of inter American relations. In 1943 President Roosevelt appointed him to an advisory committee to study changes in the organic law of Puerto Rico. The decision was taken to retain the original organization of the correspondence files consisting of several alphabetical and often overlapping runs as follows: 1920(1928-1932)1932, 1929(1932-1933)1934, 1929(1934-1935)1936, 1932(1936-1937)1937 and 1938-1954. These records contain correspondence with individuals such as Patrick Henry Callahan and Francis Haas, organizations such as the American Federation of Labor (AFL) and the National Conference of Christians and Jews, and about topics such as radio's Catholic Hour and Latin America. In addition, there are copies of McGowan's articles, notes, reviews, and speeches, 1920-1952.

Father McGowan's files are followed by series eleven, the Field Secretary, 1920-1957, primarily records of Linna E. Bressette. Among many progressive activities, she conducted a social study of the plight of Mexican workers in the U.S., was involved in the organization of diocesan councils of Catholic women, conducted conferences on the Negro in Industry, organized priests' institutes on the encyclicals, served as consultant to the industrial and social action committees of the National Council of Catholic Women, and organized and directed the Institutes on Industry and Catholic summer schools for wage earning women. These records are divided as follows: personal, 1933-1951; financial, 1930-1957; general correspondence, 1920-1950; organizations and topics, 1922-1951; the Catholic Conference on Industrial Problems (see also later series of this name), 1923-1957; Institutes in Industry and Social Action Chairman, 1931-1951; Labor Schools (see also later series of this name), 1938-1949; Work with Priests (see also later series of this name), 1938-1949; interfaith conferences (see also earlier series on intercreedal cooperation), 1931-1940; Credit Unions, 1938-1949; Seminars for Spanish Speaking, 1920-1951; Encyclicals, 1931-1951; and publications and printed material, 1920-1929 and 1943-1953. Series twelve is the Catholic Conference on Industrial Problems (CCIP), 1922-1951, consisting of correspondence relating to the various meetings across America, 1922-1949, and similar material, including financial, of the Interracial Secretary, 1923-1951. Founded by the newly established Department of Social Action and promoted upon the initiative of Bressette,, the CCIP was conceived as an association to discuss and promote the study and understanding of industrial problems. At the first meeting in 1923, and at subsequent meetings, the conference's principal activity was to discuss but not vote on questions of industrial policy. Attendance was drawn primarily from representatives of labor, education, and social work; few employers participated although some, such as Patrick Henry Callahan, assumed an active role. The conference was an important means of disseminating Catholic social teachings but eventually it became evident that its interests were too limited to assimilate the widening types of Catholic social action. In 1957, the CCIP gave way to a successor organization of broader scope, the National Catholic Social Action Conference, for which the department also provided the secretariat, and records from this entity, both correspondence and reference material relating to their meetings, make up series thirteen, covering 1956-1957.

Series fourteen, consists of records, mostly correspondence and course material, relating to the department's work with labor schools, 1936-1946. Organized in an effort to give workers training in the principles of sound trade unionism based upon Christian principles, the department encouraged the growth of labor schools throughout the country. In these schools, consideration was given to such topics as ethics of labor, history of labor, the encyclicals, labor relations, trade union practices, economics, public speaking, and parliamentary law. Series fifteen, Work with Priests, 1937-1946, contains material relating to meetings and study clubs which reflects the department's work in encouraging priests to be active in the field of industrial relation. They were not just to run labor schools but also serve to spread Christian teaching as applied to social and economic questions. This was done most importantly through the founding of social action schools for the clergy beginning in 1937. The purpose of the schools was to study the encyclicals, investigate the facts of industrial and labor conditions, and to review the principles and methods of priests' participation in economic questions.

Series sixteen is the Catholic Association for International Peace (CAIP), 1926-1970, an organization of U.S. Catholics that sought to educate people about their obligations to world peace by the application of the principles of Christian teaching to international life. The CAIP was established and held its first meeting at The Catholic University of America during Easter Week, 1927. Its members included not only experts in the application of Catholic teachings on international order, but also others who were interested in learning and promoting those principles. The Social Action Department provided the secretariat and the CAIP's principal efforts were directed to meetings, with published proceedings, and to the publication of study committee statements and papers on special topics prepared by individual authors. The CAIP was abolished after 1967 and replaced by the International Justice and World Peace office. Records include correspondence and printed material organized as follows: Conference files, 1926-1949; Statements, 1927-1966; Publications, 1928-1967; and files of committee member and past president William V. O'Brien, 1949-1970. Additional CAIP records are on deposit at the Center for Migration Studies at Staten Island, New York.

Series seventeen is the Rural Life Bureau, 1930-1938, which was founded within the department in 1920 under Edwin O'Hara, later bishop of Kansas City. The bureau sought to use both natural and supernatural means to enrich the spiritual and material well being of rural people. O'Hara later founded the National Catholic Rural Life Conference which was based in the mid-west, first at St. Paul, Minnesota, then at Des Moines, Iowa. This conference, whose archives are housed at Marquette University, eventually made the NCWC Rural Life Bureau obsolete. Extant material includes financial records, correspondence, surveys, and publications. There is some Rural Life material mixed in with series eighteen, Family Life Bureau, 1929-1974. The latter was inspired by the 1930 papal encyclical Casti connubii and established in 1931 to coordinate the development of family programs and projects nationwide. Associated with the bureau were family life directors from archdioceses and dioceses across the country. Activities focused on meetings, field services, and publications regarding numerous aspects of marriage and parentage. Records consist primarily of correspondence divided into General Administration, 1929-1953 and the meetings of the Catholic Conference on Family Life, 1931-1953, as well as publications divided between those of the bureau, 1931-1974, and those by other organizations, 1933-1955. Additional records of the Family Life Bureau are on deposit at the Center for Migration Studies at Staten Island, New York (see also CAIP above), while those of the National Catholic Rural Life Conference are located at the Special Collections and Archives of Marquette University.

The remaining three series, numbers nineteen through twenty one, are Oversize, 1922-1957, 1970; Publications and Printed Material, 1920-1969; and Photographs, 1936-1952, n.d. The Oversize material, mostly legal sized or equivalent, consists of files and printed material relating to the Papal encyclicals, including translations, transcripts of the congressional testimony of Arthur Goldberg regarding the Taft-Hartly Act, CCIP meetings, and reports of the 1970 Committee on Society, Development and Peace. Some watercolor paintings were removed and some financial records listed previously are now missing. The Publications and Printed material contains numerous pamphlets, booklets, manuals, newsletters, and news releases regarding a wide variety of issues and events, largely social and economic. Subjects range from labor and communism in the 1930s to poverty and racial minorities in the 1960s, and much more. There is a mixture of material published by the department as well as other organizations. Of particular interest is The Yardstick, Catholic Tests of the Social Order, a regular news commentary originated by Father McGowan in the 1930s which continued until 2001 by his successor Msgr. George Higgins. The McGowan years, 1933-1944, are present here and duplicated in the Higgins Papers, which naturally contain the Higgins columns from 1944 to 2001. Another noted publication was the Social Action Notes for Priests, 1941-1968, available in part on microfilm and with both bound and loose issues. Finally, the Photographs have various items pulled from various series, including General Department Files, Inter American Seminars, and the Field Secretary. In some instances, an entire file was transferred to the photo series, in others a photograph was photocopied with the former, moved to the photo series, and the latter retained in the file of origin. In general the photographs present a mix of events and portraits of notable individuals.

Arrangement

The Records of the Department of Social Action consists of 21 series:

Series 1: General Department Files, 1920-1959 (Boxes 1-4) Series 2: Records relating to the National Catholic Social Action Conferences, 1938-1939 (Box 4) Series 3: Records relating to Inter-American Seminars on Social Studies, 1942-1946 (Boxes 4-5) Series 4: Records relating to the Inter American Catholic Social Action Confederation, 1945-1952 (Boxes 5-6) Series 5: Records relating to Intercreedal Affairs, 1937-1946 (Boxes 6-7) Series 6: Correspondence Files of Assistant Directors, Fathers John Hayes and George Higgins: 1942-1945 (Boxes 7-9) Series 7: Files of Assistant Director, Father John F. Cronin, 1951-1960 (Boxes 9-10) Series 8: Organization Files, 1930-1955 (Boxes 11-12) Series 9: Special Topics Files, 1925-1953 (Boxes 13-15) Series 10: Files of Assistant Director/Director, Father Raymond Augustine McGowan, 1920-1954 (Boxes 16-24) Series 11: Files of the Field Secretary, 1920-1957 (Boxes 25-31) Series 12: Records of the Catholic Conference on Industrial Problems (CCIP), 1922-1951 (Boxes 32-39) Series 13: Records relating to the National Social Action Conference, 1956-1957 (Box 40) Series 14: Records relating to Workers' Schools, 1936-1946 (Box 40) Series 15: Records relating to Work with Priests, 1937-1946 (Boxes 41-42) Series 16: Records of the Catholic Association for International Peace (CAIP), 1926-1970 (Boxes 43-52) Series 17: Records relating to the Rural Life Bureau, 1929-1955 (Box 53) Series 18: Records of the Family Life Bureau, 1929-1974 (Boxes 54-62) Series 19: Oversize, 1922-1957, 1970 (Boxes 63-65) Series 20: Publications and Printed Material, 1920-1969 (Boxes 66-70) Series 21: Photographs, 1936-1952, n.d. (Box 71) Restrictions on Access

There are access restrictions for 25 years from date of record creation or living persons.

 Related Material

The American Catholic History Research Center and University Archives:

George G. Higgins Papers

Other repositories:

Rural Life and Family Life records at the Center for Migration Studies at Staten Island, New York

National Catholic Rural Life Conference at the Special Collections and Archives of Marquette University

Catholic Association for International Peace (CAIP) at the Special Collections and Archives of Marquette University

Index Terms

This record series is indexed under the following controlled access subject terms.

Subjects: Catholic Church--Clergy Catholic Church--Laity Catholic Church--Relations--Jews Catholic Church--Relations--Protestant Churches Communism Employee rights Encyclicals, Papal Equal Rights Amendments Family Hispanic Americans Industrial relations--United States International relations--Jews--Relations--Catholics Labor disputes--United States Labor laws and legislation--United States Latin America Mediation and conciliation--United States New Deal, 1933-1945 Protestant Churches--Relations--Catholics Puerto Rico Race relations Rural conditions Social action Trade Unions United States--Economic conditions United States--Race relations United States--Rural conditions Women--Education Women--Employment Acquisition Information

Donated by the United States Catholic Conference in 1972 and 1993.

 Processing Information

The SAD records were originally stored in forty odd transfer cases and were, for the most part, in considerable disorder. Some of this disorder may be traced back to the department's office filing practices; the files of the field secretary contain numerous letters complaining about lost letters and misplaced files. Disorder may have been furthered at the time of transfer to storage and during the course of a subsequent microfilming project. In any case, efforts have been made during the current processing effort to provide improved physical and intellectual access and preserve what order was evident in their original state.

Processing begun in 1989 by Antonio Gonzales, continued by Timothy McCook in 1991, and completed in September 2001 by William John Shepherd. Data Entry, 1999-2001, by Amy Agnew, Mary Beth Fraser, Michelle Hunsicker-Blair, Rebecca Hurley, Jennifer Jukes, Katherine Schmidt, and William John Shepherd. EAD markup completed in January 2006 by Jordan Patty.

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Detailed Description of the Collection Series 1: General Department Files, 1920-1959 (Boxes 1-4)

Departmental reports, budgets and financial records, personnel files, inter-office memoranda, statements by the department as well as the bishops, files on publications and pamphlet orders.

1 1 Department History, 1942-1959

1 2 Department History, 1949-1950 , n.d.

1 3 Department History, n.d.

1 4 Department History, n.d.

1 5 Material in Social Action Files in Vault : Indexes and Lists, n.d.

1 6 Anthracite Industry Survey, 1926

1 7 Anthracite Industry Survey, 1926

1 8 Anthracite Industry Survey, 1926

1 9 Cooperative League of America: Correspondence, 12/1/1921-4/29/1922

1 10 Cooperative League of America: Correspondence., 06/20/1922-02/20/1924

1 11 Griffin, James A.: Correspondence, 05/04/1927-11/05/1927

1 12 Law School Deans' Meeting, Chicago, 12/30/1926, 12/15/1926-12/27/1926

1 13 Minimum Wage: Ohio Correspondence, 01/07/1920-02/14/1923

1 14 National American Council: Correspondence, 06/13/1921-01/14/1922

1 15 National American Council: Correspondence, 02/25/1922-05/04/1922

1 16 National American Council: Correspondence, 05/04/1922-06/30/1923, n.d.

1 17 National Civic Federation: Correspondence, 11/29/1920-11/03/1921

1 18 National Civic Federation: Speeches and Press Clippings, 1920-1921

1 19 Social Study Clubs: Correspondence, 06/18/1925-11/12/1929

1 20 Social Study Clubs: Minutes, ca. 1925 -1926

1 21 Social Study Clubs: Survey, 1922

1 22 Social Study Clubs: Study Aids and Outlines, 1921-1922

1 23 Social Study Clubs: Study Aids and Outlines, n.d.

1 24 Special Committees: Economic Factors in International Relations, Seven Day Week, Etc.: Correspondence., 01/05/1923-03/09/1923

1 25 Special Committees: Economic Factors in International Relations, Seven Day Week, Etc.: Correspondence., 03/19/1923-10/29/1923

1 26 Special Committees: Economic Factors in International Relations, Seven Day Week, Etc.: Correspondence., 11/22/1923-04/22/1924

1 27 Toronto Survey: Correspondence, 03/09/1921-02/07/1922

1 28 Toronto Survey: Correspondence, 02/14/1922-06/30/1923, n.d.

1 29 Toronto Survey, 1923

1 30 Toronto Survey, 1923

1 31 Winona Survey, ca 1922

1 32 Winona Survey, ca. 1922

1 33 Winona Survey, ca. 1922

1 34 Winona Survey, ca. 1922

1 35 Winona Survey, ca. 1922

1 36 Departmental Reports, 1920

1 37 Departmental Reports, 1921

1 38 Departmental Reports, 1922

1 39 Departmental Reports, 1923

1 40 Departmental Reports, 1923

1 41 Departmental Reports, 1924

1 42 Departmental Reports, 1924

1 43 Departmental Reports, 1925

1 44 Departmental Reports, 1926, 1927, 1928

1 45 Departmental Reports, 1930

1 46 Departmental Reports, 1931

1 47 Departmental Reports, 1932

1 48 Departmental Reports, 1933

1 49 Departmental Reports, 1934

1 50 Departmental Reports, 1935

1 51 Departmental Reports, 1936

1 52 Departmental Reports, 1936

1 53 Departmental Reports, 1937

1 54 Departmental Reports, 1938

1 55 Departmental Reports, 1938

1 56 Departmental Reports, 1938

1 57 Departmental Reports, 1939

1 58 Departmental Reports, 1940

1 59 Departmental Reports, 1940

1 60 Departmental Reports, 1940

1 61 Departmental Reports, 1940

1 62 Departmental Reports, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1944

1 63 Departmental Reports, 1945

1 64 Departmental Reports, 1945

1 65 Departmental Reports, 1945

1 66 Departmental Reports, 1946

1 67 Departmental Reports, 1947

1 68 Departmental Reports, 1947

1 69 Departmental Reports, 1947

1 70 Departmental Reports, 1948

1 71 Departmental Reports, 1948

1 72 Departmental Reports, 1948

1 73 Departmental Reports, 1948

1 74 Departmental Reports, 1949

1 75 Departmental Reports, 1949

1 76 Departmental Reports, 1949

1 77 Departmental Reports, 1949

1 78 Departmental Reports, 1949

1 79 Departmental Reports, 1950

1 80 Departmental Reports, 1950

1 81 Departmental Reports, 1950

1 82 Departmental Reports, 1950

1 83 Departmental Reports, 1950

1 84 Department and Bureau Heads Meeting Minutes, 01/25/1929-03/15/1929

1 85 Department and Bureau Heads Meeting Minutes, 03/22/1929-03/26/1931

2 1 Budget and Financial Statements, 1922-1924

2 2 Budget and Financial Statements, 1925-1927

2 3 Budget and Financial Statements, 1928-1930

2 4 Budget and Financial Statements, 1931-1933

2 5 Budget and Financial Statements, 1934-1936

2 6 Budget and Financial Statements, 1937-1939

2 7 Budget and Financial Statements, 1940

2 8 Budget and Financial Statements, 1941-1942

2 9 Budget and Financial Statements, 1943-1944

2 10 Budget and Financial Statements, 1945-1947

2 11 Budget and Financial Statements, 1954-1956

2 12 Budget and Financial Statements: Checkbook, 1956

2 13 Budget and Financial Statements: Ledger, 1954-1957

2 14 Personnel Files: Bresette, Linna, 02/07/1951-06/29/1959, n.d.

2 15 Personnel Files: Cronin, John F., 11/18/1944-12/29/1945, n.d.

2 16 Personnel Files: Hayes, John M., 08/16/1939-05/31/1944

2 17 Personnel Files: Higgins George Gilmary, 05/23/1944-10/20/1944

2 18 Personnel Files: Kelly, Katherine, 02/12/1951-05/07/1951

2 19 Personnel Files: McGowan, Raymond A., 05/23/1938-04/20/1951

2 20 Personnel Files: McGowan, Raymond A., 04/22/1951-10/08/1951

2 21 Personnel Files: McGowan, Raymond A.: Biographies, n.d.

2 22 Personnel Files: Ryan, John Augustine, 02/18/1944-12/14/1951, n.d.

2 23 Personnel Files: Ryan, John Augstine: Photograph (Photocopy), 1939

Original moved Photo Series, Box 71, 8/99

 2 24 Memoranda, Etc.: General, 01/04/1937-08/24/1938

2 25 Memoranda, Etc.: General, 08/24/1938-11/29/1938

2 26 Memoranda, Etc.: General, 11/29/1938-02/20/1939

2 27 Memoranda, Etc.: General, 03/15/1939-02/06/1942, n.d

2 28 Memoranda, Etc.: Auditor's Office, 07/19/1926-03/05/1930

2 29 Memoranda, Etc.: Auditor's Office, 03/29/1930-08/12/1931

2 30 Memoranda, Etc.: Auditor's Office, 08/14/1931-12/29/1932

2 31 Memoranda, Etc.: Auditor's Office, 012/30/1932-06/20/1933

2 32 Memoranda, Etc.: Auditor's Office, 06/30/1933-12/20/1933, n.d.

2 33 Memoranda, Etc.: Burke, John J., 08/06/1925-02/04/1928

2 34 Memoranda, Etc.: Burke, John J., 02/06/1928-08/16/1928

2 35 Memoranda, Etc.: Burke, John J., 08/22/1928-12/29/1928

2 36 Memoranda, Etc.: Burke, John J., 01/02/1929-12/26/1929

2 37 Memoranda, Etc.: Burke, John J., 01/16/1930-05/17/1930

2 38 Memoranda, Etc.: Burke, John J., 05/21/1930-11/01/1930

2 39 Memoranda, Etc.: Burke, John J., 11/11/1930-01/08/1931

2 40 Memoranda, Etc.: Burke, John J., 01/19/1931-07/22/1931

2 41 Memoranda, Etc.: Burke, John J., 09/02/1931-12/31/1931

2 42 Memoranda, Etc.: Burke, John J., 01/08/1932-12/29/1932

2 43 Memoranda, Etc.: Burke, John J., 01/05/1933-12/14/1933

2 44 Memoranda, Etc.: Burke, John J.: Obituaries, 11/1936

2 45 Memoranda, Etc.: Burke, John J. Obituaries, 11/1936

2 46 Memoranda, Etc.: Burke, John J. Obituaries, 11/1936

2 47 Memoranda, Etc.: Burke, John J. Obituaries, 11/1936

2 48 Memoranda, Etc.: Burke, John J. et al., 09/20/1934-07/13/1936

2 49 Memoranda, Etc.: Burke, John J. et al., 07/16/1936-02/17/1937

2 50 Memoranda, Etc.: Burke, John J. et al., 02/18/1937-04/30/1937

2 51 Memoranda, Etc.: Burke, John J. et al., 05/16/1938-08/06/1938

2 52 Memoranda, Etc.: Caravati, Henry J., 02/21/1933-10/05/1933

2 53 Memoranda, Etc.: Carroll, Howard, 06/22/1938-02/12/1940

2 54 Memoranda, Etc.: Carroll, Howard, 04/20/1940-11/02/1943

2 55 Memoranda, Etc.: Education Department, 07/27/1925-05/15/1937, n.d.

2 56 Memoranda, Etc.: Education Department, 1930-1932

2 57 Memoranda, Etc.: Paula, Frank, 04/23/1931-12/09/1931

2 58 Memoranda, Etc.: Gannon, W.E., Business Office, 10/07/1925-08/20/1930

2 59 Memoranda, Etc.: Gannon, W.E., Business Office, 08/26/1930-10/19/1933, n.d.

2 60 Memoranda, Etc.: Hall, Frank, 11/28/1928-12/11/1933

2 61 Memoranda, Etc.: Historical Records Bureau, 06/1930-11/09/1933

2 62 Memoranda, Etc.: Immigration Bureau, 06/07/1937-09/15/1937

3 1 Memoranda, Etc.: Legal Department, 08/22/1928-01/16/1933

3 2 Memoranda, Etc.: Legal Department, 04/05/1933-06/12/1933

3 3 Memoranda, Etc.: Legal Department, 06/12/1933-10/21/1942, n.d.

3 4 Memoranda, Etc.: Library, 10/29/1925-08/31/1933

3 5 Memoranda, Etc.: Education Department: Lischka, Charles,, 09/24/1930-08/18/1932

3 6 Memoranda, Etc.: Immigration Bureau: Mohler, Bruce,, 07/13/1926-08/29/1932

3 7 Memoranda, Etc.: Mooney, Vincent, 04/18/1940-02/27/1941

3 8 Memoranda, Etc.: NCWC Bulletin: McMahon, Charles, 10/21/1930-01/07/1932

3 9 Memoranda, Etc.: NCWC Bulletin: McMahon, Charles, 01/07/1932-09/20/1932

3 10 Memoranda, Etc.: NCWC Bulletin: McMahon, Charles, 11/12/1932-01/19/1940, n.d.

3 11 Memoranda, Etc.: National Council of Catholic Men (NCCM), ca. 1921-03/20/1930

3 12 Memoranda, Etc.: National Council of Catholic Men (NCCM), 03/22/1930-03/31/1931

3 13 Memoranda, Etc.: National Council of Catholic Men (NCCM), 04/17/1931-09/24/1931

3 14 Memoranda, Etc.: National Council of Catholic Men (NCCM), 11/04/1931-11/22/1932

3 15 Memoranda, Etc.: National Council of Catholic Men (NCCM), 12/12/1933-11/10/1943, n.d.

3 16 Memoranda, Etc.: National Council of Catholic Women (NCCW), 05/05/1937-09/23/1943

3 17 Memoranda, Etc.: News Service: Press Releases, 03/1933-05/1933

3 18 Memoranda, Etc.: News Service: Press Releases, 06/1933-08/1933

3 19 Memoranda, Etc.: News Service: Press Releases, 09/1933-10/1933

3 20 Memoranda, Etc.: News Service: Press Releases, 11/1933-12/1933

3 21 Memoranda, Etc.: News Service: Foreign Clippings, 11/1933

3 22 Memoranda, Etc.: Ready, Michael, 05/22/1939-04/01/1941

3 23 Memoranda, Etc.: Ready, Michael, 04/19/1941-02/02/1942

3 24 Memoranda, Etc.: Ready, Michael, 04/10/1942-04/14/1943

3 25 Memoranda, Etc.: Ready, Michael, 05/07/1943-11/02/1943, n.d.

3 26 Memoranda, Etc.: Ryan, John A., 01/29/1943, n.d.

3 27 Memoranda, Etc.: Schaefer, Catherine, 08/13/1937-02/11/1943

3 28 Memoranda, Etc.: Schmiedeler, Edgar, 03/28/1940-11/15/1943

3 29 Memoranda, Etc.: Study Clubs, 11/22/1937-09/28/1939, n.d.

3 30 Memoranda, Etc.: Tanner, Paul, 04/10/1941-05/21/1943

3 31 Public Statements: General, 1945-1947

3 32 Public Statements: General, 1947-1949

3 33 Public Statements: General, 1949-1951

3 34 Public Statements: General, n.d.

3 35 Public Statements: Labor Day, 09/07/1953

3 36 Public Statements: Labor Day: Notes (Handwritten), 1953

3 37 Public Statements: Labor Day: Press Releases, 1953

3 38 Public Statements: Labor Day: Newspaper Clippings, 1953

3 39 Public Statements: Bishops, 1920-1931

3 40 Public Statements: Bishops, 1932-1934

3 41 Public Statements: Bishops, 1935-1937

3 42 Public Statements: Bishops, 1939-1947

3 43 Public Statements: Bishops, 1948-1951, n.d.

3 44 Public Statements: Bishops: World Federal Government, 04/06/1951

3 45 Publications Files: Bible and Labor: Correspondence, 04/23/1934-02/16/1935

3 46 Publications Files: Code of Social Justice: Correspondence, 02/09/1940-10/04/1941

3 47 Publications Files: Code of Social Justice: Drafts, 07/1940

3 48 Publications Files: Code of Social Justice: Drafts, 08/1940

3 49 Publications Files: Code of Social Justice: Drafts, 09/1941, n.d.

3 50 Publications Files: Code of Social Justice: Drafts, n.d.

3 51 Publications Files: Code of Social Justice: Drafts, n.d.

3 52 Publications Files: Code of Social Justice: Drafts, n.d.

3 53 Publications Files: Code of Social Justice: Drafts, n.d.

3 54 Publications Files: Code of Social Justice: Drafts, n.d.

3 55 Publications Files: Code of Social Justice: Drafts, n.d.

3 56 Publications Files: Code of Social Justice: Drafts, n.d.

3 57 Publications Files: Code of Social Justice: Drafts, n.d.

3 58 Publications Files: Code of Social Justice: Drafts, n.d.

3 59 Publications Files: Code of Social Justice: Drafts, n.d.

3 60 Publications Files: McMillan Statements, 1921-1951

3 61 Publications Files: Who's Who Questionnaires (A-F), 1949

3 62 Publications Files: Who's Who Questionnaires (G-M), 1949

3 63 Publications Files: Who's Who Questionnaires (M-S), 1949

3 64 Publications Files: Who's Who Questionnaires (T-Y), 1949

3 65 Pamphlet Orders, 01/1932-02/1932

3 66 Pamphlet Orders, 03/1932-06/1932

3 67 Pamphlet Orders, 07/1932-12/1932

3 68 Pamphlet Orders, 01/1933-03/1933

3 69 Pamphlet Orders, 04/1933-06/1933

3 70 Pamphlet Orders, 07/1933-10/1933

3 71 Pamphlet Orders, 11/1933-01/1934, n.d.

4 1 Other Papers: Social Action Committees Correspondence, 05/23/1938-08/24/1938

4 2 Other Papers: Program Outlines, Ca. 1936-1941

4 3 Other Papers: Article and Pamphlet Texts, n.d.

Series 2: Records relating to the National Catholic Social Action Conferences, 1938-1939 (Box 4)

Files relating to the setting up of important meetings in cities such as Milwaukee and Cleveland on Catholic social teaching and its application to American economic life.

4 4 Milwaukee, Wi., 05/01/1938-05/04/1938: Arrangements Correspondence, 02/16/1938-04/27/1938, n.d.

4 5 Milwaukee, Wi., 05/01/1938-05/04/1938: Planning Outline, 1938

4 6 Milwaukee, Wi., 05/01/1938-05/04/1938: Meeting Outlines, 1938

4 7 Milwaukee, Wi., 05/01/1938-05/04/1938: Sectional Meetings-Outline and Reports, 1938

4 8 Milwaukee, Wi., 05/01/1938-05/04/1938: Budget Papers, 1938

4 9 Milwaukee, Wi., 05/01/1938-05/04/1938: Registration Lists, 1938

4 10 Milwaukee, Wi., 05/01/1938-05/04/1938: Programs, 1938

4 11 Milwaukee, Wi., 05/01/1938-05/04/1938: Press Releases, 05/1938

4 12 Milwaukee, Wi., 05/01/1938-05/04/1938: Scrapbook, 1938

4 13 Cleveland, Oh, 06/12/1939-06/14/1939: Correspondence, 12/02/1938-05/27/1939

4 14 Cleveland, Oh, 06/12/1939-06/14/1939: Correspondence, 05/30/1939-07/14/1939

4 15 Cleveland, Oh, 06/12/1939-06/14/1939: Planning Memoranda and Outlines, 1938-1939

4 16 Cleveland, Oh, 06/12/1939-06/14/1939: Form Letters, 1939

4 17 Cleveland, Oh, 06/12/1939-06/14/1939: Invitations and Lists, 1939

4 18 Cleveland, Oh, 06/12/1939-06/14/1939: Sectional Meetings: Outlines, Memoranda, and Agenda, 1939

4 19 Cleveland, Oh, 06/12/1939-06/14/1939: Sectional Meetings: Outlines, Memoranda, and Agenda, 1939

4 20 Cleveland, Oh, 06/12/1939-06/14/1939: Sectional Meetings:Issue Summaries, 1939

4 21 Cleveland, Oh, 06/12/1939-06/14/1939: Program, 1939

4 22 Cleveland, Oh, 06/12/1939-06/14/1939: Conference Schedule, 1939

4 23 Cleveland, Oh, 06/12/1939-06/14/1939: Registration Lists, 1939

4 24 Cleveland, Oh, 06/12/1939-06/14/1939: Text of Radio Broadcast, 06/06/1939

4 25 Cleveland, Oh, 06/12/1939-06/14/1939: Conference Releases, 06/1939

4 26 Cleveland, Oh, 06/12/1939-06/14/1939: Press Releases, 02/1939-05/1939

4 27 Cleveland, Oh, 06/12/1939-06/14/1939: Press Releases, 05/1939-06/1939

4 28 Cleveland, Oh, 06/12/1939-06/14/1939: Press Releases, 06/1939

4 29 Cleveland, Oh, 06/12/1939-06/14/1939: Press Releases, 06/1939

4 30 Cleveland, Oh, 06/12/1939-06/14/1939: Press Releases, 06/1939

4 31 Cleveland, Oh, 06/12/1939-06/14/1939: Press Releases, 06/1939

4 32 Cleveland, Oh, 06/12/1939-06/14/1939: Press Releases: Drafts, 06/1939

4 33 Cleveland, Oh, 06/12/1939-06/14/1939: Newspaper Clippings, 05/1939-06/1939, n.d.

4 34 Cleveland, Oh, 06/12/1939-06/14/1939: Speeches and Reports, 1939

4 35 Cleveland, Oh, 06/12/1939-06/14/1939: Speeches and Reports, 1939

4 36 Cleveland, Oh, 06/12/1939-06/14/1939: Speeches and Reports, 1939

4 37 Cleveland, Oh, 06/12/1939-06/14/1939: Speeches and Reports, 1939

4 38 Cleveland, Oh, 06/12/1939-06/14/1939: Promotional Leaflets, 1939

4 39 Cleveland, Oh, 06/12/1939-06/14/1939: Delegate Information Packet, 1939

4 39a Conference Proceedings, 1938-1939

Series 3: Records relating to Inter-American Seminars on Social Studies, 1942-1946 (Boxes 4-5)

Files relating to the organization of these seminars which brought together leaders in the social, economic, and labor relations fields from throughout the Western Hemisphere. The first seminar met in Washington in 1942 and the last in Havana in 1946. The success of these meetings prompted the formation of the Inter American Social Action Confederation.

 4 40 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Correspondence, 04/14/1942-07/09/1942

4 41 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Correspondence, 07/10/1942-07/22/1942

4 42 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Correspondence, 07/23/1942-08/05/1942

4 43 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Correspondence, 08/06/1942-08/19/1942

4 44 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Correspondence, 08/20/1942-11/06/1942, n.d.

4 45 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Washington Correspondence, 07/21/1942-08/13/1942

4 46 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Washington Correspondence, 08/13/1942-08/20/1942

4 47 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Washington Correspondence, 08/21/1942-12/14/1942

4 48 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Budget Correspondence, 06/13/1942-03/01/1943, n.d.

4 49 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Invitation Lists: United States, 1942

4 50 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Invitation Lists: United States, 1942

4 51 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Invitation Lists: Latin America, 1942

4 52 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Letters of Invitation, 06/12/1942-07/07/1942

4 53 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Invitation Acceptance Correspondence: United States, 05/11/1942-07/20/1942

4 54 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Invitation Acceptance Correspondence: United States, 07/21/1942-09/04/1942

4 55 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Invitation Acceptance Correspondence: Latin America, 06/29/1942-07/08/1942

4 56 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Invitation Acceptance Correspondence: Latin America, 07/09/1942-07/17/1942

4 57 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Invitation Acceptance Correspondence: Latin America, 07/18/1942-08/05/1942

4 58 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Invitation Acceptance Correspondence: Latin America, 08/06/1942-08/19/1942

4 59 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Invitation Acceptance Correspondence: Latin America, 08/20/1942-10/03/1942, n.d.

5 1 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Attendee Lists, 1942

5 2 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Who's Who: Bios. and C.V.s, 1942

5 3 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Photographs (Photocopies), 1942

Originals moved to Photo Series, Box 71, 8/99

 5 4 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Arrangements Correspondence, 06/20/1942-06/30/1942, n.d.

5 5 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Seminar Outlines, 1942

5 6 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Seminar Outlines, 1942

5 7 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Seminar Outlines, 1942

5 8 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Seminar Outlines, 1942

5 9 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Tour Correspondence: Notre Dame, 07/03/1942-09/25/1942

5 10 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Tour Correspondence: Chicago, 07/09/1942-08/11/1942

5 11 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Tour Correspondence: Chicago, 08/12/1942-09/25/1942, n.d.

5 12 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Tour Correspondence: Detroit, 07/03/1942-09/25/1942

5 13 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Tour Correspondence: Buffalo, 07/03/1942-09/25/1942, n.d.

5 14 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Tour Correspondence: New York, 07/21/1942-08/13/1942

5 15 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Tour Correspondence: New York, 08/14/1942-09/08/1942

5 16 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Tour Correspondence: New York, 09/09/1942-09/25/1942, n.d.

5 17 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Requests for Printed Matter Distributed to Attendees: Correspondence, 07/03/1942-07/21/1942

5 18 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Requests for Printed Matter Distributed to Attendees: Correspondence, 07/22/1942-08/12/1942

5 19 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Requests for Printed Matter Distributed to Attendees: Correspondence, 08/14/1942-09/09/1942, n.d.

5 20 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Requests for Printed Matter Distributed to Attendees: Correspondence, 1942

5 21 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Requests for Printed Matter Distributed to Attendees: Correspondence, 1942

5 22 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Requests for Printed Matter Distributed to Attendees: Correspondence, 1942

5 23 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Requests for Printed Matter Distributed to Attendees: Collected Printed Matter, 1942

5 24 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Speeches and Reports, 1942

5 25 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Media Correspondence, 07/24/1942-10/02/1942, n.d.

5 26 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Press Releases and Printed Matter, 1942

5 27 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Clippings Correspondence, 09/18/1942-10/01/1942

5 28 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Report Committee Correspondence, 07/30/1942-08/09/1942, n.d.

5 29 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Final Report, 1942

5 30 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Final Summary Memoranda, 1942

5 31 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Follow-up Correspondence, 09/26/1942-06/03/1945, n.d.

5 32 1942 Seminar-Washington, DC: Latin American Newsletters, 1943

5 33 1946 Seminar--Havana, Cuba: Correspondence, 10/20/1944-12/06/1945

5 34 1946 Seminar--Havana, Cuba: Correspondence, 12/07/1945-12/29/1945

5 35 1946 Seminar--Havana, Cuba: Correspondence, 01/03/1946-06/14/1946, n.d.

5 36 1946 Seminar--Havana, Cuba: Patee, Richard Correspondence, 12/28/1944-08/29/1945

5 37 1946 Seminar--Havana, Cuba: Patee, Richard Correspondence, 10/09/1945-12/03/1945

5 38 1946 Seminar--Havana, Cuba: Patee, Richard Correspondence, 12/04/1945-02/05/1946, n.d.

5 39 1946 Seminar--Havana, Cuba: Arrangements Correspondence, 04/20/1945-08/13/1945

5 40 1946 Seminar--Havana, Cuba: Arrangements Correspondence, 10/03/1945-12/13/1945, n.d.

5 41 1946 Seminar--Havana, Cuba: 1942 Attendees Correspondence, 09/06/1945-11/16/1945, n.d.

5 42 1946 Seminar--Havana, Cuba: Invitations Correspondence, 10/09/1945-12/13/1945, n.d.

5 43 1946 Seminar--Havana, Cuba: Invitations Lists, 1945-1946

5 44 1946 Seminar--Havana, Cuba: Acceptance Correspondence, 09/17/1945-12/12/1945, n.d.

5 45 1946 Seminar--Havana, Cuba: Observers Correspondence, 10/19/1945-12/12/1945

5 46 1946 Seminar--Havana, Cuba: Agendae, 1945

5 47 1946 Seminar--Havana, Cuba: Biographies of U.S. Delegates, 1945

5 48 1946 Seminar--Havana, Cuba: Seminar Reports and Speeches, 1946

5 49 1946 Seminar--Havana, Cuba: Seminar Notes, 1945-1946

5 50 1946 Seminar--Havana, Cuba: Press Releases and Printed Matter, 09/1945-02/1946, n.d.

5 51 1946 Seminar--Havana, Cuba: Final Declaration: Spanish Translation, 1946

5 52 1946 Seminar--Havana, Cuba: Final Declaration: English Translation, 1946

5 53 1946 Seminar--Havana, Cuba: Final Reports, 1946

5 54 1946 Seminar--Havana, Cuba: Budget Reports, 1946

5 55 1946 Seminar--Havana, Cuba: Bank Statements, 10/22/1944-06/05/1947

5 56 1946 Seminar--Havana, Cuba: Photographs (Photocopies), 1945-1946

Originals moved to Photo Series, Box 71, 8/99

 Series 4: Records relating to the Inter American Catholic Social Action Confederation, 1945-1952 (Boxes 5-6)

Files relating to the meetings of delegates held in cities such as Rio de Janeiro and Mexico City for this successor to the Inter American Seminars and affiliated with the NCWC. It worked with organizations such as the Pan American Union and the United Nations to address international social and economic problems.

5 57 General Files: Correspondence, 1947-1951, n.d.

5 58 General Files: Correspondence, 06/25/1948-08/11/1949

5 59 General Files: Correspondence, 08/17/1949-10/04/1950

5 60 General Files: Correspondence, 10/13/1950-03/25/1953, n.d.

5 61 General Files: Pattee, Richard Correspondence, 08/04/1947-12/30/1949

5 62 General Files: Organization Constitutions, n.d.

5 63 General Files: Constitution Ratification Lists, 1947-1948, n.d.

5 64 General Files: Printed Matter, 1948-1949

5 65 General Files: Secretariat Newsletter, 1950-1951

5 66 General Files: Bank Statements, 09/1949-09/1951

6 1 General Files: Newspaper Clippings, 08/07/1948-08/22/1948

6 2 General Files: Newspaper Clippings, 08/23/1948-08/26/1948

6 3 General Files: Newspaper Clippings, 08/07/1948-08/28/1948

6 4 General Files: Newspaper Clippings, 08/29/1948-09/01/1948

6 5 General Files: Photographs (Photocopies), n.d.

Originals moved to Photo Series, Box 71, 8/99

 6 6 General Files: Photographs (Photocopies), n.d.

Originals moved to Photo Series, Box 71, 8/99

 6 7 Inter-American Correspondence: Argentina, 01/04/1945-08/20/1948

6 8 Inter-American Correspondence: Bahamas, 10/27/1947-11/25/1947

6 9 Inter-American Correspondence: Bolivia, 07/02/1947, n.d.

6 10 Inter-American Correspondence: Brazil, 04/071945-12/30/1948, n.d.

6 11 Inter-American Correspondence: British Guiana, 10/01/1947-08/16/1948

6 12 Inter-American Correspondence: British Honduras, 06/04/1946-06/19/1947

6 13 Inter-American Correspondence: Canada, 02/06/1946-03/14/1951

6 14 Inter-American Correspondence: Caribbean Confederation, 02/20/1947-07/06/1948, n.d.

6 15 Inter-American Correspondence: Chile, 03/05/1945-06/28/1948

6 16 Inter-American Correspondence: Columbia, 11/23/1945-09/17/1948, n.d.

6 17 Inter-American Correspondence: Costa Rica, 03/31/1946-06/03/1948

6 18 Inter-American Correspondence: Cuba, 01/17/1945-02/12/1948

6 19 Inter-American Correspondence: Curacao, 12/15/1945-06/30/1948

6 20 Inter-American Correspondence: Dominican Republic, 01/08/1945-05/29/1950, n.d.

6 21 Inter-American Correspondence: Dutch Guiana, 04/06/1947-07/01/1948

6 22 Inter-American Correspondence: Ecuador, 01/26/1948-06/21/1948

6 23 Inter-American Correspondence: El Salvador, 03/22/1945-08/20/1948

6 24 Inter-American Correspondence: Guadaloupe, 03/16/1945-05/03/1948

6 25 Inter-American Correspondence: Guatemala, 02/22/1946-06/28/1948

6 26 Inter-American Correspondence: Haiti, 07/06/1945-07/13/1948, n.d.

6 27 Inter-American Correspondence: Honduras, 07/24/1945-06/03/1948

6 28 Inter-American Correspondence: Jamaica, 02/17/1946-10/27/1947

6 29 Inter-American Correspondence: Mexico, 02/02/1945-08/09/1948

6 30 Inter-American Correspondence: Nicaragua, 10/27/1947-08/03/1948

6 31 Inter-American Correspondence: Paraguay, 10/27/1947-07/25/1948

6 32 Inter-American Correspondence: Peru, 01/22/1948-06/03/1948

6 33 Inter-American Correspondence: Philippines, 12/12/1949

6 34 Inter-American Correspondence: Trinidad, 07/24/1946-04/06/1951, n.d.

6 35 Inter-American Correspondence: Uruguay, 08/14/1948-08/20/1948, n.d.

6 36 Inter-American Correspondence: Venezuela, 09/25/1945-01/25/1949

6 37 Meeting Files: Rio de Janeiro: Correspondence, 12/12/1947-04/07/1948

6 38 Meeting Files: Rio de Janeiro: Correspondence, 04/12/1948-07/01/1948

6 39 Meeting Files: Rio de Janeiro: Correspondence, 07/02/1948-07/22/1948

6 40 Meeting Files: Rio de Janeiro: Correspondence, 07/23/1948-10/11/1948, n.d.

6 41 Meeting Files: Rio de Janeiro: McGowan, R.A. Handwritten Notes, 1948

6 42 Meeting Files: Rio de Janeiro: Schedules, 1948

6 43 Meeting Files: Rio de Janeiro: Reports, 1948

6 44 Meeting Files: Rio de Janeiro: Reports, 1948

6 45 Meeting Files: Rio de Janeiro: Speeches, 1948

6 46 Meeting Files: Rio de Janeiro: Press Releases, 01/1948-09/1948, n.d.

6 47 Meeting Files: Rio de Janeiro: Newspaper Clippings, 06/1948-09/1948, n.d.

6 48 Meeting Files: Rio de Janeiro: Printed Matter, 1948

6 49 Meeting Files: San Salvador: Correspondence, 09/18/1950-11/09/1950

6 50 Meeting Files: San Salvador: Correspondence, 11/11/1950-12/12/1950, n.d.

6 51 Meeting Files: San Salvador: Preliminary Report on the Second Regional Seminar on Social Affairs, 1950

6 52 Meeting Files: San Salvador: Program Booklets: Education, 1950

6 53 Meeting Files: San Salvador: Program Booklets: Cooperatives, 1950

6 54 Meeting Files: San Salvador: Program Booklets: City Planning, 1950

6 55 Meeting Files: San Salvador: Program Booklets: Social Work, 1950

6 56 Meeting Files: San Salvador: Printed Matter (General), 1950

6 57 Meeting Files: Porto Allegro: Correspondence, 01/15/1951-03/28/1951, n.d.

6 58 Meeting Files: Porto Allegro: Preliminary Report on the Third Regional Seminar on Social Affairs, 1951

6 59 Meeting Files: Porto Allegro: Program Booklets: Education, 1951

6 60 Meeting Files: Porto Allegro: Program Booklets: Cooperatives, 1951

6 61 Meeting Files: Porto Allegro: Program Booklets: City Planning, 1951

6 62 Meeting Files: Porto Allegro: Program Booklets: Social Work, 1951

6 63 Meeting Files: Mexico City: Correspondence, 10/30/1951-01/30/1952

Series 5: Records relating to Intercreedal Affairs, 1937-1946 (Boxes 6-7)

Files relating to the meetings and conferences as well as the joint public statements of the social action groups of the NCWC, the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America and the Central Conference of American Rabbis who cooperated in ecumenical efforts to further the causes of social and economic justice.

 6 64 General Files: Report on Cooperation of Catholics with Other Groups, 1943

6 65 General Files: Inter-Credal Cooperation Correspondence, 02/24/1943-10/10/1943, n.d.

6 66 General Files: Green/Lewis Correspondence (AFL-CIO Amalgamation), 02/06/1940-11/30/1939, n.d.

6 67 Meeting Files: Labor Day 1938 Correspondence, 06/14/1938-09/29/1938, n.d.

6 68 Meeting Files: Interfaith Meeting: Correspondence, 08/05/1938-11/13/1938

6 69 Meeting Files: Interfaith Meeting: Correspondence, 11/19/1938-12/04/1938

6 70 Meeting Files: Interfaith Meeting: Correspondence, 12/05/1938-01/05/1939

6 71 Meeting Files: Interfaith Meeting: Correspondence, 01/06/1938-05/13/1939, n.d.

6 72 Meeting Files: Interfaith Meeting: Programs/Schedules, 1938

7 1 Meeting Files: Interfaith Meeting: Confidential Reports, 1938

7 2 Meeting Files: Interfaith Meeting: Final Public Statement, 1938

7 3 Meeting Files: Interfaith Meeting: Report and Speeches, 1938

7 3a Meeting Files: Interfaith Meeting: Report and Speeches, 1938

7 4 Meeting Files: Unemployment Conference Reports, 1940

7 5 Meeting Files: Interfaith Meetings, 1941-1942: Correspondence, 05/23/1941-12/04/1941

7 6 Meeting Files: Interfaith Meetings, 1941-1942: Correspondence, 12/26/1941-04/24/1932, n.d.

7 7 Meeting Files: Interfaith Meetings, 1941-1942: Press Releases, 06/1942

7 8 Meeting Files: Interfaith Meetings, 1942-1945: Correspondence, 11/19/1942-12/03/1945

7 9 Meeting Files: Interfaith Economic Meeting (1946): Correspondence, 12/17/1945-02/15/1946

7 10 Meeting Files: Interfaith Economic Meeting (1946): Correspondence, 04/02/1946-06/26/1946, n.d.

7 11 Meeting Files: Interfaith Economic Meeting (1946): Reply Cards, 1946

7 12 Meeting Files: Interfaith Meeting (1946-1948): Correspondence, 06/23/1946-03/19/1948

7 13 Joint Public Statements: General Public Statements: Press Releases and Printed Matter, 1921-1935

7 14 Joint Public Statements: General Public Statements: Press Releases and Printed Matter, 1937-1946

7 15 Joint Public Statements: "Democracy in Defense Industries": Correspondence, 12/13/1940-03/03/1941

7 16 Joint Public Statements: "Peace Statement", 1943: Correspondence, 01/06/1943-09/02/1943

7 17 Joint Public Statements: "Peace Statement", 1943: Correspondence, 09/07/1943-09/23/1943

7 18 Joint Public Statements: "Peace Statement", 1943: Correspondence, 09/24/1943

7 19 Joint Public Statements: "Peace Statement", 1943: Correspondence, 09/24/1943-10/01/1943

7 20 Joint Public Statements: "Peace Statement", 1943: Correspondence, 10/01/1943-02/25/1944

7 21 Joint Public Statements: "Peace Statement", 1943: Correspondence, 04/03/1944-05/30/1944, n.d.

7 22 Joint Public Statements: "Peace Statement", 1943: Statement Chart, 1943

7 23 Joint Public Statements: "Peace Statement", 1943: Press Releases, 10/1943-01/1944, n.d.

7 24 Joint Public Statements: "Peace Statement", 1943: Signatory Lists, 1943

7 25 Joint Public Statements: "Peace Statement", 1943: Editorials and Discussion Papers, n.d.

7 26 Joint Public Statements: "Peace Statement", 1943: Editorials and Discussion Papers, n.d.

7 27 Joint Public Statements: "Peace Statement", 1943: Press Clippings and Printed Matter, 10/1943-07/1944, n.d.

7 28 Joint Public Statements: "Peace Statement", 1943: Press Clippings and Printed Matter, 1941-10/1948

7 29 Joint Public Statements: "Economics Statement," (1944): Correspondence, 01/04/1944-11/28/1945, n.d.

7 30 Joint Public Statements: "Economics Statement," (1944): Statement Texts, 1943-1944

7 31 Joint Public Statements: "Patterns of Economic Justice," (1946): Correspondence, 02/27/1946-09/12/1946

7 32 Joint Public Statements: "Patterns of Economic Justice," (1946): Correspondence, 09/13/1946-02/03/1947

7 33 Joint Public Statements: "Patterns of Economic Justice," (1946): Statement Texts, 1946

7 34 Joint Public Statements: "Patterns of Economic Justice," (1946): Signatory Replies-Cards and Lists, 1946

7 35 Joint Public Statements: "Patterns of Economic Justice," (1946): Press Releases, 10/1946

7 36 Joint Public Statements: "Patterns of Economic Justice," (1946): Press Clips and Printed Matter, 1946

7 37 Anti-Communist Petitions, 1945

Series 6: Correspondence Files of Assistant Directors, Fathers John Hayes and George Higgins, 1942-1945 (Boxes 7-9)

Correspondence files organized alphabetically and covering Hayes' brief tenure, which was ended by ill health, and Higgins, who would succeed Father McGowan as Director of the department in 1954 and later become widely recognized and respected for his range of writing and extensive mediation efforts.

7 38 Anti-Communist Petitions, 1945

7 39 Inter-Office Communications, 11/04/1941-12/29/1943, n.d.

7 40 Correspondence : ADA-ALL, 03/16/1942-08/20/1945

7 41 Correspondence: ALL-AME, n.d.

7 42 Correspondence : AME-ANT, 12/03/1940-11/28/1945

7 43 Correspondence: APO-ATK, 12/22/1941-11/13/1945

7 44 Correspondence : BAB-BAR, 12/27/1940-09/28/1945

7 45 Correspondence : BAR-BEI, 04/01/1942-10/15/1945

7 46 Correspondence: BEI-BER, 01/04/1941-08/21/1945

7 47 Correspondence : BER-BOL, 02/18/1942-12/27/1945

7 48 Correspondence: BON-BOU, 05/28/1943-11/19/1945

7 49 Correspondence: BOU-BRA, 11/03/1942-12/17/1945

8 1 Correspondence: BRA-BRE, 02/06/1942-12/20/1945

8 2 Correspondence: BRE-BRO, 08/31/1942-11/29/1945

8 3 Correspondence: BRO-BUR, 01/23/1942-08/21/1945

8 4 Correspondence: BUR-BYR, 07/09/1942-12/05/1945

8 5 Correspondence: CAH-CAR, 12/23/1941-11/14/1945

8 6 Correspondence: CAR-CAR, 02/03/1942-11/28/1945

8 7 Correspondence: CARS-CAW, 02/19/1942-11/19/1945

8 8 Correspondence: CEC-CIT, 04/08/1942-12/20/1945

8 9 Correspondence: CLA-CLE, 12/01/1941-12/04/1945

8 10 Correspondence: CLI-COI, 04/05/1942-11/10/1945

8 11 Correspondence: COLE-COLL, 07/03/1942-10/30/1945

8 12 Correspondence: COM-CON, 08/20/1941-12/12/1945

8 13 Correspondence: CON-COR, 11/29/1940-12/12/1945

8 14 Correspondence: COR-CRE, 10/31/1941-11/06/1945

8 15 Correspondence: CRI-CRO, 04/18/1942-11/27/1945

8 16 Correspondence: CRO, 09/02/1944-10/07/1945

8 17 Correspondence: CRO-CUM, 01/27/1942-12/06/1945

8 18 Correspondence: CUN-DAR, 12/28/1942-12/17/1945

8 19 Correspondence: DAV-DEG, 08/20/1942-08/28/1945

8 20 Correspondence: DEL, 07/14/1943-10/26/1943

8 21 Correspondence: DEL-DES, 11/17/1941-10/16/1945

8 22 Correspondence: DET-DIN, 11/17/1940-03/21/1945

8 23 Correspondence: DIO-DON, 06/23/1942-12/16/1945

8 24 Correspondence: DON, 09/05/1942-12/13/1945

8 25 Correspondence: DON-DOW, 03/25/1942-10/26/1945

8 26 Correspondence: DOE-DRO, 10/22/1940-12/28/1945

8 27 Correspondence: DRU-DUN, 03/03/1943-12/05/1945

8 28 Correspondence: DUT-EGA, 03/14/1942-12/26/1945

8 29 Correspondence: EHL-ERB, 04/18/1942-12/06/1945

8 30 Correspondence: FAC-FEN, 01/21/1942-08/21/1945

8 31 Correspondence: FER-FIT, 04/13/1942-05/18/1945

8 32 Correspondence: FIT, 01/24/1942-11/14/1945

8 33 Correspondence: FIT-FLY, 07/11/1942-11/19/1945

8 34 Correspondence: FOG-FRE, 02/16/1942-12/16/1945

8 35 Correspondence: FRE-FUNK, 09/23/1941-11/16/1945

8 36 Correspondence: GAF-GAR, 07/15/1942-11/27/1945

8 37 Correspondence: GAR-GAZ, 03/05/1942-11/16/1945

8 38 Correspondence: GEA-GEY, 11/25/1940-11/02/1945

8 39 Correspondence: GIA-GIR, 02/17/1942-11/26/1945

8 40 Correspondence: GLA-GOR, 11/29/1942-12/03/1945

8 41 Correspondence: GOR-GRE, 11/30/1942-11/02/1945

8 42 Correspondence: GRI-GZE, 04/08/1942-12/14/1945

8 43 Correspondence: HAA-HAC, 07/15/1943-10/08/1945

8 44 Correspondence: HAG-HAN, 01/20/1942-12/18/1945

8 45 Correspondence: HAN-HAV, 12/29/1941-11/19/1945

8 46 Correspondence: HAY-HEA, 02/12/1942-12/18/1945

8 47 Correspondence: HEC-HER, 03/05/1942-11/20/1945

8 48 Correspondence: HER-HIL, 02/23/1942-12/18/1945

8 49 Correspondence: HIN-HOL, 03/17/1942-11/17/1945

8 50 Correspondence: HOM-HUG, 11/27/1940-11/21/1945

8 51 Correspondence: HUM-ISS, 09/19/1941-12/12/1945

8 52 Correspondence: IVE-JOL, 03/12/1942-11/13/1945

8 53 Correspondence: JOY-KEE, 03/28/1942-12/07/1945

8 54 Correspondence: KEE-KEL, 03/11/1942-12/12/1945

8 55 Correspondence: KEM-KEN, 06/11/1942-11/29/1945

8 56 Correspondence: KEN-KNU, 11/28/1942-12/18/1945

8 57 Correspondence: KOE-KUE, 05/08/1942-12/04/1945

8 58 Correspondence: KUL-LAB, 01/13/1942-09/28/1945

8 59 Correspondence: LAB-LAR, 01/20/1942-10/31/1945

8 60 Correspondence: LAR-LAV, 03/12/1943-12/17/1945

8 61 Correspondence: LAV-LES, 07/02/1942-10/26/1945

8 62 Correspondence: LEW-LIN, 03/12/1942-11/14/1945

8 63 Correspondence: LIS-LUC, 01/19/1942-12/06/1942

8 64 Correspondence: LUC-LYO, 07/11/1942-12/27/1945

8 65 Correspondence: MAC-MAH, 05/13/1942-12/08/1945

8 66 Correspondence: MAL-MAR, 08/11/1942-12/17/1945

9 1 Correspondence: MAR-MAS, 10/28/1941-12/26/1945

9 2 Correspondence: MAS-McC, 09/26/1941-12/07/1945

9 3 Correspondence: McC, 02/22/1942-12/05/1945

9 4 Correspondence: McC-McD, 01/27/1942-11/20/1945

9 5 Correspondence: McD-McG, 11/14/1941-11/09/1945

9 6 Correspondence: McG-McM, 07/30/1942-12/27/1945

9 7 Correspondence: McM-McN, 12/02/1942-11/26/1945

9 8 Correspondence: McN-MEN, 07/31/1942-12/16/1942

9 9 Correspondence: MEN, 11/23/1942-10/03/1945

9 10 Correspondence: MEN-MIC, 01/22/1942-11/16/1945

9 11 Correspondence: MID-MIL, 01/27/1942-12/18/1945

9 12 Correspondence: MIL-MON, 03/23/1942-12/26/1945

9 13 Correspondence: MON-MOR, 01/07/1942-10/25/1945

9 14 Correspondence: MOR-MUL, 06/25/1942-11/16/1945

9 15 Correspondence: MUL-MUR, 04/13/1942-11/28/1945

9 16 Correspondence: MUR-MYE, 06/09/1942-10/20/1945

9 17 Correspondence: NAL-NAT, 03/09/1944-12/18/1945

9 18 Correspondence: NAT-NEL, 01/28/1942-11/14/1945

9 19 Correspondence: NET-NOR, 01/28/1942-12/13/1945

9 20 Correspondence: NUE-OCO, 06/27/1942-11/19/1945

9 21 Correspondence: OCO-OFF, 06/21/1941-11/15/1945

9 22 Correspondence: OGD-OKE, 08/17/1943-12/20/1945

9 23 Correspondence: OLE-ORO, 04/07/1943-12/19/1945

9 24 Correspondence: ORO-PAR, 01/01/1942-08/21/1945

9 25 Correspondence: PAS-PER, 03/27/1942-12/17/1945

9 26 Correspondence: PER-PRE, 11/12/1942-12/04/1945

9 27 Correspondence: PRE-PRI, 04/15/1942-06/27/1945

9 28 Correspondence : PRI-PRO, 10/19/1942-09/06/1945

9 29 Correspondence: PRY-QUI, 09/08/1941-09/1945

9 30 Correspondence: QUI-REA, 09/19/1941-12/14/1945

9 31 Correspondence: REA-REI, 01/14/1944-11/23/1945

9 32 Correspondence: REI, 11/23/1940-12/29/1945

9 33 Correspondence: REI-RIL, 02/23/1942-01/01/1945

9 34 Correspondence: RIN-ROG, 10/24/1941-10/26/1945

9 35 Correspondence: ROG-ROW, 11/25/1941-10/26/1945

9 36 Correspondence: RUN-RYA, 09/13/1941-11/06/1945

9 37 Correspondence: RYA-SAI, 10/16/1942-12/06/1945

9 38 Correspondence: SAL-SCH, 09/19/1941-11/05/1945

9 39 Correspondence: SCH, 04/23/1942-11/14/1945

9 40 Correspondence: SCR-SHA, 03/11/1942-12/20/1945

9 41 Correspondence: SHA-SHE, 08/30/1942-03/25/1945

9 42 Correspondence: SHE-SIL, 1942-11/29/1945

9 43 Correspondence: SIS, 01/23/1942-12/03/1945

9 44 Correspondence : SIS, 02/03/1942-07/01/1945

9 45 Correspondence: SIS-SKI, 02/16/1944-09/27/1945

9 46 Correspondence: SKI-SMI, 06/09/1942-12/07/1945

9 47 Correspondence: SMI-SMY, 02/12/1942-12/18/1945

9 48 Correspondence: SMY-SPR, 02/11/1942-12/11/1945

9 49 Correspondence: STA-SUL, 03/27/1942-11/21/1945

9 50 Correspondence: SUL-SWA, 04/02/1942-12/27/1945

9 51 Correspondence : SWE-SYN, 07/14/1942-11/21/1945

9 52 Correspondence: SYP-THO, 09/03/1941-12/11/1945

9 53 Correspondence : TIB-TOB, 09/03/1941-11/19/1945

9 54 Correspondence : TOM-UNI, 11/30/1940-10/12/1945

9 55 Correspondence: UNI-VIG, 04/14/1943-11/02/1945

9 56 Correspondence: VIL-WAG, 05/15/1942-11/14/1945

9 57 Correspondence: WAG-WAR, 06/03/1942-09/07/1945

9 58 Correspondence: WAR-WEB, 11/08/1942-12/18/1945

9 59 Correspondence: WEH-WIL, 07/03/1942-10/12/1945

9 60 Correspondence: WIL, 01/19/1943-12/13/1945

9 61 Correspondence: WIL-WOL, 01/19/1942-12/17/1945

9 62 Correspondence : WOL-WOZ, 03/09/1943-07/16/1945

9 63 Correspondence: WRI-ZIE, 07/08/1942-12/11/1945

Series 7: Files of Assistant Director, Father John F. Cronin, 1951-1960 (Boxes 9-10)

Speeches, correspondence, and meeting minutes of Father Cronin, who wrote several works applying Catholic teaching to social principles and was active in the study of communism and interracial relations.

9 64 General Files: Inter-Office Memoranda, 10/06/1949-04/18/1953

9 65 General Files: Inter-Office Memoranda, 07/29/1953-05/02/1955

9 66 General Files: Inter-Office Memoranda, 05/11/1955-09/04/1956

9 67 General Files: Inter-Office Memoranda, 09/21/1956-04/05/1957

9 68 General Files: Inter-Office Memoranda, 04/11/1957-12/03/1957

9 69 General Files: Reno Fund Memoranda, 02/04/19447-06/04/1959

9 70 General Files: Kohler Strike Material: Correspondence, 04/22/1957-05/08/1958, n.d.

9 71 General Files: Kohler Strike Material: Depositions, 1956

10 1 General Files: Kohler Strike Material: Depositions, 1957

10 2 General Files: Kohler Strike Material: Depositions, 1957

10 3 General Files: Kohler Strike Material: Depositions, 1957

10 4 General Files: Kohler Strike Material: Depositions, 1957

10 5 General Files: Kohler Strike Material: Report, 1957

10 6 General Files: Kohler Strike Material: Report, 1957

10 7 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): Constitution and Bylaws, 1954

10 8 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): General Correspondence, 04/22/1948-01/06/1956

10 9 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): General Correspondence, 01/09/1956-02/28/1957, n.d.

10 10 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): Church Correspondence, 04/06/1954-09/03/1954

10 11 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): Church Correspondence, 09/24/1954-04/06/1956, n.d.

10 12 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): Archbishop O'Boyle Correspondence, 03/18/1954-09/20/1954

10 13 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): Archbishop O'Boyle Correspondence, 10/19/1954-03/03/1955

10 14 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): Archbishop O'Boyle Correspondence, 11/22/1954-07/18/1957

10 15 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): Reports, 1953-1954

10 16 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): Reports, 1956, n.d.

10 17 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): Brochure Correspondence, 05/15/1954-09/09/1954, n.d.

10 18 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): Brochure Drafts, 1954

10 19 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): Program Correspondence, 04/27/1956-03/18/1957

10 20 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): Program Correspondence, 03/18/1957-03/25/1957

10 21 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): Program Correspondence, 04/04/1957-06/25/1958

10 22 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): Program Correspondence, 06/26/1958-12/29/1958

10 23 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): Program Correspondence, 01/16/1956-06/15/1956

10 24 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): Program Correspondence, 10/01/1959-03/16/1960

10 25 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): Education Program Correspondence, 09/21/1956-02/20/1957

10 26 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): Education Program Correspondence, 02/21/1957-06/06/1957

10 27 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): Education Program Correspondence, 06/11/1957-08/22/1957

10 28 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): Education Program Correspondence, 08/26/1957-12/1957, n.d.

10 29 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): College Program Correspondence, 04/25/1955-02/19/1957, n.d.

10 30 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): Television Program Correspondence, 04/04/1955-04/09/1955, n.d.

10 31 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): Program Committee: Minutes and Meeting Notes, 11/27/1954-04/19/1956

10 32 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): Program Committee: Minutes and Meeting Notes, 04/19/1956-06/18/1956, n.d.

10 33 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): Program Committee: Miscellaneous, Ca. 1955

10 34 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): Printed Matter: "The Blessings of Liberty", 07/1956-04/1960

10 35 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): Printed Matter: Promotional Materials, 1951-1959

10 36 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): "Open Letter to Communists": Correspondence, 07/03/1956-08/06/1956

10 37 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) (1948-1960): "Open Letter to Communists": Drafts, 1956

10 38 All-American Conference to Combat Communism (AAC): General Correspondence, 09/01/1955-01/09/1960, n.d.

10 39 All-American Conference to Combat Communism (AAC): Executive Committee Minutes, 01/21/1956-12/14/1957

10 40 All-American Conference to Combat Communism (AAC): Executive Committee Minutes, 01/12/1958-11/12-14/1959, n.d.

10 41 All-American Conference to Combat Communism (AAC): Financial and Budgetary Papers, 1955-1959

10 42 All-American Conference to Combat Communism (AAC): 1958 Annual Meeting Speeches, 1959

10 43 All-American Conference to Combat Communism (AAC): 1958 Annual Meeting Speeches, 1959

10 44 Publications: "Economic Analysis and Problems" Correspondence, 02/28/1945-01/11/1952, n.d.

10 45 Publications: Catholic Social Principles: General Correspondence, 08/08/1950-08/25/1951, n.d.

10 45a Publications: Catholic Social Principles: "Social Principles and Economic Life", 1959

10 46 Publications: Catholic Social Principles: Publishers Correspondence, 10/06/1942-02/26/1957

10 47 Publications: Catholic Social Principles: Book Review Correspondence, 09/1950-10/1950

10 48 Publications: Catholic Social Principles: Book Review Correspondence, 11/1950-10/1952, n.d.

10 49 Racial Relations Files: Correspondence, 11/08/1957-11/1957

10 50 Racial Relations Files: Correspondence, 11/1957-09/16/1958

10 51 Racial Relations Files: Correspondence, 09/16/1958-10/25/1958

10 52 Racial Relations Files: Correspondence, 10/27/1958-11/13/1958

10 53 Racial Relations Files: Correspondence, 11/14/1958-12/23/1958

10 54 Racial Relations Files: Correspondence, n.d.

10 55 Racial Relations Files: Correspondence, n.d.

Series 8: Organization Files, 1930-1955 (Boxes 11-12)

Correspondence and reference material, filed alphabetically, on organizations such as the Association of Catholic Trade Unionists (ACTU) and the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO), which the department was involved with or whose activities it monitored.

11 1 American Association for Economic Freedom, 1937-1938

11 2 American Association for Economic Freedom : White House Conference, 1940

11 3 Association of Catholic Trade Unionists (ACTU), 1947

11 4 American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), 1930-1940

11 5 American Committee on Religious Rights and Minorities, 1939

11 6 American Council of Education, 1939

11 7 Americans for Democratic Action (ADA), 1947-1952

11 8 Blinded Veterans Association, Inc., 1950

11 9 Catholic Committee of the South, 1941-1953

11 10 Catholic Economic Association, 1947

11 11 Catholic Hospital Association, 1937

11 12 Catholic Institute of Food Industry, 1947

11 13 Central Verein, 1922-1932

11 14 Commission on American Citizenship, 1938

11 15 Committee for the Extension of Labor Education, 1946-1947

11 16 Committee of Catholics for Human Rights, 1939-1947

11 17 Congress of Industrial Organizations: General, 1939-1949

11 18 Congress of Industrial Organizations: Community Services Committee, 1946-1947

11 19 Congress of Industrial Organizations: Employee Retirement Plan, ca. 1949

11 20 Congress of Industrial Organizations: Political Action Committee, 1944-1946

11 21 Consumer Advisory Committee, 1947-1951

11 22 Consumer Clearing House, 1947

11 23 Consumer Foundation, 1937-1938

11 24 Consumer National Federation, 1937-1938

11 25 Cooperative League, 1937-1947

11 26 Council for Democracy, 1947

11 27 Council of Economic Advisors, 1949

11 28 Council of Profit Sharing Industries, 1950

11 29 Crown Heights School, 1942

11 30 Electrical Guild of N.A., 1930-1931

11 31 Foremen's Association of America, 1946-1951

11 32 Foundation of Catholics for Human Brotherhood, 1944-1945

11 33 Golden Rule Foundation, 1930-1934

11 34 Grailville, ca. 1946-1947

11 35 Housing Legislation Information Service, 1945-1946

11 36 Institute of Catholic Social Studies, 1940-1941

11 37 Institute of Social Order: Bulletins, 1947-1950

11 38 International Academy of Christian Sociologists, 1937

11 39 International Association of Catholic Writers, 1942

11 40 International Christian Social Association: St. Gall: Foundation, 1948-1950

11 41 International Christian Social Association: St. Gall: Foundation, 1948-1950

11 42 International Conference of Free Trade Unions, 1949

11 43 International Labour Organization, 1938-1949

11 44 International Organizations, 1947-1949

'Listed See CAIP Files'

 11 45 Johnson and Johnson, 1946-1949

11 46 Knights of Columbus, 1922-1923

11 47 Laymen's Movement for a Christian World, 1946-1948

11 48 League for Independent Political Action, 1932-1934

11 49 League for Industrial Democracy, 1947

12 1 National Association of Manufacturers, 1940-1952

12 2 National Catholic Educational Association: Resolutions, 1940

12 3 National Citizens Council for Migrant Labor, 1948-1950

12 4 National Commission on Children, 1949

12 5 National Council for Prevention of War, 1937-1938

12 6 National Council of Agricultural Life and Labor, 1950-1952

12 7 National Council of Social Work Education, 1949

12 8 National Council of Social Work Education, 1949

12 9 National Emergency Conference on Jobs and Security, 1945-1946

12 10 National Federation for Constitutional Liberties, 1946

12 11 National Housing Conference, 1953

12 12 National New Testament Conference, 1941

12 13 National Planning Association, 1944

12 14 National Planning Association, 1944

12 15 National Produce Conference, 1937-1942

12 16 National Religion and Labor Foundation, 1940-1951

12 17 National Religion and Labor Foundation, 1951-1953

12 18 National Religion and Labor Foundation, 1954-1955

12 19 National Sharecroppers Fund, 1950

12 20 National Social Welfare Assembly, 1946-1948

12 21 New World Builders, 1950

12 22 Organization of American States Pan American Union, 1950-1951

12 23 Peace Organizations: General, 1938-1942

12 24 Peoples Lobby, 1938-1947

12 25 President's Committee on National Employment of the Physically Handicapped Week, 1950-1952

12 26 President's Committee on National Employment of the Physically Handicapped Week, 1950-1952

12 27 President's Committee on National Employment of the Physically Handicapped Week, 1950-1952

12 28 Semaine Sociale de France, 1931-1936

12 29 Southern Catholic Conference for Social Action, 1939-1940

12 30 Te Deum Forum, 1943-1945

12 31 United Nations: General, 1946

12 32 United Nations: Cultural Organization, 1945

12 33 United Nations Association, 1946

12 34 University of Nymegen, American Committee for, 1948-1950

Series 9: Special Topics Files, 1925-1953 (Boxes 13-15)

Correspondence and reference material, filed alphabetically, on topics which were of special interest to the department, including Father Charles Coughlin, the Industry Council Plan, the Living Wage, Papal statements, Protestant labor activities, and Strikes.

13 1 AFL Mass, 1940-1946

13 2 Bibliographies, 1937

13 3 Canadian Unions, 1930-1931

13 4 Catholic Action, 1928-1951

13 5 Catholic Books: List of Sociology and Economics, 1937

13 6 Catholic Charities, 1953

13 7 Catholic Church in Industry, 1921-1937

13 8 Catholic Church in Industry, 1921-1937

13 9 Catholic Life in the United States, 1930

13 10 Catholic Social Movement in Europe, 1944-1950

13 11 Catholic Social Movement in Europe, 1944-1950

13 12 Catholic Social Movement in Europe, 1944-1950

13 13 Catholics and Social Problems, 1927-1933

13 14 Catholics and Social Problems, 1927-1933

13 15 Catholics and Social Problems, 1927-1933

13 16 Cooperatives, 1944-1950.

13 17 Coughlin, Rev. Charles E., 1935-1939

13 18 Crime and Disregard for Law: National Council of Catholic Men Committee Report, 1930

13 19 Employers' Education, 1942-1946

13 20 Housing, 1946

13 21 Industry Council Plan, 1937

13 22 Industry Council Plan: Committee Material, 1944-1950

13 23 Industry Council Plan: Committee Material, 1944-1950

13 24 Industry Council Plan: Committee Material, 1944-1950

13 25 Industry Council Plan: Committee Material, 1944-1950

13 26 Industry Council Plan: Statement and Miscellaneous Material, 1949

13 27 International Bill of Rights, 1945-1946

13 28 Italian Catholic Labor Movement, 1946

13 29 Labor and Democracy in the Home, 1942

13 30 Lateran Treaty and Concordat, 1929

13 31 Legal Aid Societies, n.d.

13 32 Legislation: Austin-Wadsworth Bill, 1943

13 33 Legislation: Equal Pay - S1178, 1945

13 34 Legislation: Equal Rights Amendments, 1945-1946

13 35 Legislation: Fact Finding - Fair Labor Standards Act, 1945-1946

13 36 Legislation: Fair Labor Standards, 1945-1947

13 37 Legislation: Full Employment, 1942-1946

13 38 Legislation: Full Employment, 1945-1946

13 39 Legislation: Health Insurance, 1949

13 40 Legislation: Health Insurance, 1949

13 41 Legislation: Health Insurance, 1949

13 42 Legislation: Health Insurance, 1949

14 1 Legislation: Health Insurance Bill, 1947-1949

14 2 Legislation: Health Insurance Bill, 1947-1949

14 3 Legislation: Housing, 1951

14 4 Legislation: Housing - Wagner,Taft, Ellender Bill S1592, 1945-1946

14 5 Legislation: Housing - Wagner,Taft, Ellender Bill S1592, 1945-1946

14 6 Legislation: Housing-Wagner, Taft, Ellender Bill S866, 1948

14 7 Legislation: Labor Education Extension, 1946-1948

14 8 Legislation: Lawrence, David - Memorandum, 1946-1947

14 9 Legislation: Migratory Labor, 1950

14 10 Legislation: Murray-Kilgore Bill: Unemployment, 1944

14 11 Legislation: National Labor Relations Act, 1940

14 12 Legislation: Taft-Hartley Labor Bill, 1947

14 13 Legislation: Taft-Hartley Labor Bill, 1947-1948

14 14 Legislation: Taft-Hartley Labor Bill - Catholic Statements, 1947

14 15 Legislation: Taft-Hartley Labor Bill - Revision, 1948-1949

14 16 Legislation: Voorhis Monopoly Control Bill, 1939

14 17 Legislation: Wages-Hours, 1945-1948

14 18 Legislation: Wages-Hours: Minimum Wage Statement, 1945-1949

14 19 Legislation: Wagner-Murray-Dingle Bill, 1944-1946

14 20 Legislation: Wagner-Murray-Dingle Bill, 1945-1946

14 21 Living Wage Paper: Haas, Francis J., 1925

14 22 Living Wage: Family, 1948

14 23 McGuire, Rev. J.W.R., 1931

14 24 Mexico, 1932, 1935

14 25 Migratory Labor, 1945-1951

14 26 National Catholic Welfare Conference: Description, 1922, n.d.

14 27 National Catholic Welfare Conference: Publicity, 1923-1936

14 28 National Industry Recovery Act (NRA), 1933

14 29 Papal Documents, 1931-1941

14 30 Papal Statements: Pius XI, 1931

14 31 Papal Statements: Pius XII, 1950

14 32 Pastoral Letters: U.S. Bishops, 1937

14 33 Pastoral Letters: Mexican Bishops, 1935-1936

14 34 Pension Plans, 1943-1945

14 35 Population: United Nations Report, 1950

15 1 Post-War Reconstruction, 1940-1945

15 2 Price Controls, 1946

15 3 Prison Report-Criticism, ca. 1932

15 4 Profit Sharing, 1946

15 5 Protestant and Jewish Labor Activities, n.d.

15 6 Protestant Labor Activities: General, 1944-1949

15 7 Protestant Labor Activities: General, 1944-1949

15 8 Protestant Labor Activities: General, 1944-1949

15 9 Protestant Labor Activities: General, 1944-1949

15 10 Protestant Labor Activities: Federal Council of Churches, 1945-1950

15 11 Protestant Labor Activities: Federal Council of Churches Information Service, 1946-1948

15 12 Protestant Labor Activities: Federal Council of Churches - Pittsburgh, 1946-1948

15 13 Protestant Labor Activities: Methodists, 1945-1948

15 14 Protestant Labor Activities: National Religion and Labor Foundation, 1945-1948

15 15 Protestant Labor Activities: National Religion and Labor Foundation, 1945-1948

15 16 Protestant Labor Activities: Presbyterian, 1946-1947

15 17 Religion and Labor Material, 1944-1947

15 18 Rent Control, 1947

15 19 Rerum Novarum Award : St. Peter's College, 1950

15 20 Ruhr Plan, ca. 1948

15 21 Rural Life Manifesto, 1938

15 22 Social Code, 1928

15 23 Social Creeds of Churches, n.d.

15 24 Social Security, 1945-1946

15 25 Special Projects, 1946-1947

15 26 Strikes, Etc.: Strikes, 1937

15 27 Strikes, Etc.: Cemetery Workers Strike, 1949

15 28 Strikes, Etc.: Labor Rights of Montgomery Ward Workers, 1944

15 29 Strikes, Etc.: Labor Trouble-Butte, 1942

15 30 Strikes, Etc.: Passaic Textile Strike, ca. 1929

15 31 Strikes, Etc.: Real Silk Hosiery, 1927-1928, 1952

15 32 Strikes, Etc.: Telephone Strike/Movie Strike, 1947

15 33 Teachers Union, n.d.

15 34 Theses, n.d.

15 35 Unemployment, 1940-1946

15 36 Veterans, 1945

15 37 Wage Statistics, 1921

15 38 White Collar Conference, 1945

15 39 White House Conference on Child Health and Protection, 1930

15 40 Women in Labor, ca. 1926

Series 10: Files of Assistant Director/Director, Father Raymond Augustine McGowan, 1920-1954 (Boxes 16-24)

Father McGowan's files, primarily correspondence, cover a wide range of activities and are organized into several alphabetical runs, some overlapping, grouped around the years 1928-1931, 1932-1933, 1934-1935, 1936-1937, and 1938-1954. Correspondents include Patrick H. Callahan and Francis Haas and topics such as the Catholic Hour and Latin America. In addition, there are copies of McGowan's articles, notes, reviews, and speeches, 1920-1952.

 16 1 A, 1929-1930

16 2 Alter, Rev. Karl J., 1929-1931

16 3 Apologetics, 1930

16 4 Ba- Bn, 1928-1931

16 5 Bo- Bz, 1928-1931

16 6 Bresette, Linna E., 1928-1929

16 7 Bresette, Linna E., 1930-1931

16 8 Bresette, Linna E., 1930-1931

16 9 Bresette, Linna E., 1920-1930

16 10 C, 1920-1931

16 11 Callahan, P.H., 1929-1931

16 12 Catholic Charities Conference Committee, 1930-1931

16 13 Centralia Case, 1929-1930

16 14 Centralia Case, 1929-1930

16 15 Centralia Case, 1930

16 16 D, 1929-1931

16 17 Duffy, Frank: United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, 1928-1931

16 18 E, 1929

16 19 European Trip, 1929

16 20 Encyclical Pilgrimage, 1931

16 21 Encyclical Pilgrimage, 1931

16 22 F, 1928-1931

16 23 G, 1928-1931

16 24 Gilligan, Rev. Frank J.-Thesis, 1930

16 25 Green, William: American Federation of Labor, 1929-1931

16 26 H, 1927-1931

16 27 H, 1927-1931

16 28 Haas, Rev. Francis J., 1928-1931

16 29 I, 1928-1931

16 30 Israel, Rabbi Edward L, 1930-1931

16 31 J, 1928-1931

16 32 Joint Statement on Textile Industry, 1929

16 33 K, 1928-1931

16 34 Kenkel, Frederick P., 1928-1931

16 35 L, 1921-1931

16 36 Lillis, Rev. Thomas F., 1929-1931

16 37 Lucey, Rev. Robert E., 1929-1930

16 38 Ma - Mn, 1927-1931

16 39 Mo - Mz, 1927-1931

16 40 Madden, Marie, 1930-1931

16 41 Maguire, Rev. J.W.R.: St. Viator College, IL, 1929-1931

16 42 Mc, 1929-1931

16 43 McHugh, Rose J., 1928-1931

16 44 Miranda, Rev. Miguel, 1929-1931

16 45 Moon, Parker Thomas, 1930-1931

16 46 Murphy, Joseph, 1928-1930

16 47 Myers, James: Federal Council of Churches of Christ, 1927-1931

16 48 N, 1929-1931

16 49 O, 1928-1931

16 50 O'Dwyer, Rev. Thomas J. : Catholic Welfare Bureau of LA., 1930-1931

16 51 O'Hara, Ret. Edwin V.: Catholic Welfare Bureau of LA., 1928-1931

16 52 P, 1929-1931

16 53 Pattee, Richard, 1931

16 54 Page, Kirby, 1929-1930

16 55 Q, 1930

17 1 R, 1929-1931

17 2 Radio Hour - Minutes: National Council of Catholic Men, 1930

17 3 Randolph, A. Philip, 1928, 1930

17 4 Recruitment-Social Service, 1930-1931

17 5 Requests for Information, 1930-1932

17 6 Requests for Information, 1930-1932

17 7 Requests for Information, 1930-1932

17 8 Requests for Publications, 1931

17 9 Roemer, William F., 1929-1930

17 10 Rompel, Dr. Joseph, 1929-1930

17 11 Ruiz, Rev. Leopoldo, 1929-1931

17 12 Ryan, Rev. John Augestine, 1930

17 13 Ryan, Rev. James Hugh, 1930

17 14 Sa - Sl, 1923-1931

17 15 Sm - Sz, 1928-1931

17 16 Schmiedler, Rev. Edgar, 1931

17 17 Sheen, Rev. Fulton J., 1931

17 18 Slattery, Michael J., 1931

17 19 Stimson, Henry L.: US Secretary of State, 1930-1931

17 20 Sisters, 1928-1931

17 21 T, 1929-1931

17 22 Taylor, A. W., 1924-1925

17 23 Turner, Thomas Wyatt, 1924-1925

17 24 U, 1929-1931

17 25 V, 1929-1931

17 26 W, 1928-1931

17 27 W ynne, Rev. John J., 1928-1931

17 28 Williams, Michael, 1929-1931

17 29 Y-Z, 1928-1931

17 30 A, 1932-1933

17 31 American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), 1932-1933

17 32 Apologetics, 1932-1933

17 33 B, 1932-1933

17 34 Bishop, Rev. W. Howard: Catholic Rural Life Conference, 1932

17 35 Bresette, Linna E., 1932

17 36 Bresette, Linna E., 1932

17 37 Bresette, Linna E., 1933

17 38 Bresette, Linna E., 1933

17 39 C, 1932-1933

17 40 Callahan, Patrick Henry, 1932-1933

17 41 Callahan, Patrick Henry, 1933

17 42 Callahan, Patrick Henry, 1933

17 43 Catholic Hour, 1931-1933

17 44 Clinchy, Everett R.: National Conference of Jews and Christians, 1932-1933

17 45 Curley, Archbishop Michael J., 1932-1933

17 46 D, 1931-1933

17 47 Day, Dorothy, 1933

17 48 Duffy, Frank: United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, 1932

17 49 E, 1932-1933

17 50 F, 1931-1933

17 51 Federal Council of Churches, 1931-1933

17 52 G, 1932-1933

17 53 Gillis, Rev. James M., 1933

17 54 Gorrell, John J.: Knights of Columbus, Pittsburgh Council, 1932

17 55 Green, William: American Federation of Labor (AFL), 1932

17 56 H, 1932-1933

17 57 Haas, Rev. Francis J., 1932-1933

17 58 Hart, Charles A.: American Catholic Philosophical Association, 1933

17 59 Herring, Hubert C.: Committee on Cultural Relations with Latin America, 1933

17 60 Howard, Bishop Francis W.: Committee on Cultural Relations with Latin America, 1932-1934

17 61 I, 1932-1933

17 62 Israel, Rabbi Edward, 1932-1933

17 63 J, 1932-1933

17 64 K, 1932-1933

17 65 Kerby, Rev. William J., 1932-1933

17 66 L, 1932-1933

17 67 La Farge, Rev. John, 1932

17 68 John A. Lapp, 1932-1933

17 69 Latin America, 1933-1934

17 70 Lucey, Rev. Robert E.: St. Anthony's Rectory, Long Beach, CA, 1932-1933

18 1 M, 1932

18 2 M, 1932-1933

18 3 Magner, Rev. James A., 1932-1933

18 4 Maguire, Rev. J.W.R., 1932-1933

18 5 Marella, Rev. Paul, 1933

18 6 Mellen, Rev. Francis: Field Secretary, National Conference of Catholic Charities, 1933

18 7 Menendez, Joseph C.: Field Secretary, National Conference of Catholic Charities, 1932-1933

18 8 Mitty, Archbishop John J., 1932-1933

18 9 Moon, Parker Thomas: Columbia University, 1932-1933

18 10 Moore, Robert Edward: Catholic Charities of New York, 1932-1933

18 11 Munson Steamship Line, 1933

18 12 Mc, 1932-1933

18 13 McHugh, Rose J., 1932-1933

18 14 McNicholas, Archbishop John T., 1933

18 15 N, 1932-1933

18 16 National Council for Prevention of War, 1930-1932

18 17 National Council for Prevention of War, 1932

18 18 National Council for Prevention of War, 1933

18 19 Noll, Bishop John F., 1933

18 20 O, 1931-1933

18 21 O'Dwyer, Rev. Thomas J., 1932-1933

18 22 O'Grady, Rev. John J.: Secretary, National Conference of Catholic Charities, 1932

18 23 O'Leary, Arthur T., 1933

18 24 O'Neil, Gordon: THE MONITOR, 1932-1933

18 25 O'Shaughnessy, Michael: South American Oil Reports, 1932-1933

18 26 P, 1931-1933

18 27 Paige, R. M.: Public Administration Clearing House, Chicago, IL, 1932

18 28 Pan American Conference, Montevideo, 1932- 1933

18 29 Pan American Day, 1933

18 30 Priests Meeting (March 1933): Fort Wayne, IN, 1933

18 31 Priests Meeting (May 11, 1933): San Francisco, CA, 1933

18 32 Priests Meeting (October 26, 1933): Chicago, IL, 1933

18 33 Priest Study Groups, 1932-1933

18 34 Q, 1933

18 35 R, 1932-1933

18 36 Reiner, Rev. Joseph, 1932-1933

18 37 Religious Education Association of the U.S. and Canada, 1931-1933

18 38 Requests, 1933

18 39 Requests, 1933

18 40 Rights of Religious Minorities, 1929-1933

18 41 Ross, Eva: Nazareth College, MI, 1932

18 42 Rupp, Rev. Max G., 1932-1933

18 43 Ryan, Msgr. John Augustine, 1932

18 44 Sa - Sl, 1932-1933

18 45 Sm - Sz, 1932-1933

18 46 Sands, William Franklin, 1932-1933

18 47 Santora, Mamie: Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, 1932-1933

18 48 Sisters, 1932-1933

18 49 Slattery, Michael J., 1932

18 50 Spellman, Bishop Francis J., 1932

18 51 Stone, Thomas H., 1932

18 52 Study Clubs, 1932

18 53 Study Clubs, 1932

18 54 Study Clubs, 1932

18 55 Study Clubs, 1933

18 56 Study Clubs, 1933

18 57 T, 1932-1933

18 58 V, 1932-1933

18 59 W, 1932-1933

18 60 Wilbur, Rev. Russell I., 1932-1933

18 61 Williams, Michael, 1932-1933

18 62 A, 1934-1935

18 63 American Committee on Economic Policy, 1933

18 64 American Federation of Labor (AFL) Convention Mass, 1929-1934

18 65 Ashworth, Robert A.: National Conference of Christians and Jews, 1934

18 66 B, 1934-1935

18 67 Bresette, Linna E., 1934

18 68 Bresette, Linna E., 1935

18 69 C, 1935

18 70 Cicognani, Archbishop Amleto G.: Apostolic Delegate, 1934

18 71 Cornish, Louis A.: American Unitarian Association, 1934

18 72 Cronin, Rev. John F., 1934

18 73 Curley, Archbishop Michael J., 1934

19 1 Callahan, Patrick Henry, 1934

19 2 Catholic Association for International Peace, 1932-1935

19 3 Catholic Association for International Peace, 1932-1935

19 4 Catholic Summer School, 1934

19 5 Catholic Commonwealth Federation, Canada, 1933-1934

19 6 Congressional Matters: Maternity and Infancy Legislation, 1920-1929

19 7 Congressional Matters: Maternity and Infancy Legislation, 1930-1934

19 8 D, 1934-1935

19 9 E, 1934-1935

19 10 Eucharistic Congress (Buenos Aires), 1933-1934

19 11 Eucharistic Congress (Buenos Aires), 1934-1935

19 12 Eucharistic Congress (Buenos Aires): Catholic Travel League, 1934

19 13 Eucharistic Congress (Buenos Aires): A.P.I., 1934-1935

19 14 F, 1934-1935

19 15 Federal Council of Churches, 1934-1935

19 16 Federal Council of Churches, 1934-1935

19 17 G, 1934-1935

19 18 Gamble, Anna Gill, 1934-1935

19 19 H, 1934-1935

19 20 Henseler, Herman: International Labor Office, 1935

19 21 Herring, Hubert: Committee on Cultural Relations with Latin America, 1935

19 22 Homiletic and Pastoral Review, 1934-1935

19 23 Hull, Cordell: Secretary of State, US, 1935

19 24 I, 1934

19 25 Institute of Public Affairs, 1935

19 26 Israel, Rabbi Edward, 1934-1935

19 27 J, 1934

19 28 K, 1934-1935

19 29 Kingman, Gordon: A Year Magazine, 1934

19 30 Kneifl, M. R.: Catholic Hospital Association, 1934

19 31 L, 1934-1935

19 32 Lillis, Bishop Thomas, 1934

19 33 M, 1934-1935

19 34 Magner, Rev. James, 1935

19 35 Menedez, Joseph C.: Paulist Press, 1935

19 36 Miller, Raymond J., 1935

19 37 Minsky, Louis: Jewish Chronicle, 1935

19 38 Mc, 1934-1935

19 39 McHugh, Rose J., 1934

19 40 Mooney, Rev. Edward A., 1934-1935

19 41 N, 1934

19 42 National Council for Prevention of War, 1933-1935

19 43 National Federation of Federal Employees, 1933

19 44 O, 1934-1935

19 45 P, 1934-1935

19 46 Padgett, Alice E.: National Conference of Catholic Charities, 1935

19 47 Pattee, Richard, 1935

19 48 Publishers, Replies From, 1930-1935

19 49 Puerto Rico, 1930-1935

19 50 Puerto Rico, 1935-1936

19 51 Puerto Rico: Social Work Section, n.d.

19 52 Puerto Rico: Memorandum to Bourne, n.d.

19 53 Q, 1934

19 54 R, 1933-1934

19 55 Regional Catholic Week Subcommittee, 1932-1934

19 56 Reprint-Reconstructing the Social Order, 1932

19 57 Requests, 1934

19 58 Requests, 1934

19 59 Requests, 1935

19 60 Rights of Religious Minorities, 1934-1935

19 61 Ritchie, Frank: American Christian Committee for German Refugees, 1935

19 62 Roosevelt, Franklin Delano: President of the United States, 1935

19 63 S, 1933-1935

19 64 Shuster, George: Commonwealth, 1935

19 65 Sisters, 1935

19 66 Social Justice, 1933-1935

19 67 Study Clubs, 1932-1933

19 68 Study Clubs, 1934-1935

19 69 T, 1934

19 70 Union Internationale d'Etudes Sociale, 1931-1935

19 71 Union Internationale d'Etudes Sociale, 1931-1935

19 72 Union Internationale d'Etudes Sociale, 1931-1935

19 73 Union Internationale d'Etudes Sociale, 1931-1935

19 74 V, 1934

19 75 W, 1934-1935

19 76 Wilbur, Rev. Russell, 1934

19 77 Wynne, Rev. John J.: Catholic Encyclopedia, 1934-1935

19 78 Z, 1934

20 1 Europe Trip, 1936

20 2 F, 1936-1937

20 3 Federated Council of Churches, 1935-1937

20 4 Franklin, Zilpha C.: Social Security Board, 1936

20 5 Fumasoni-Biondi, Cardinal Pietro, 1937

20 6 Furfey, Rev. Paul Hanly, 1936-1937

20 7 G, 1935-1937

20 8 Gamble, Anna Dill, 1936

20 9 Green, William: American Federation of Labor (AFL), 1936

20 10 Guilds, 1937

20 11 H, 1935-1937

20 12 Haas, Rev. Francis J., 1936-1937

20 13 Hagerty, J.E., 1936

20 14 Healy, Rev. James J.: Diocese of Little Rock, 1937

20 15 Hull, Cordell: Secretary of State, US, 1937

20 16 Hunt, Henry T.: National Resources Committee, 1936

20 17 I, 1936

20 18 International Catholic Truth Society, 1936-1937

20 19 Israel, Rabbi Edward, 1935-1937

20 20 J, 1936-1937

20 21 Joint Statements, 1937

20 22 K, 1936-1937

20 23 Kneifl, M. R.: Catholic Hospital Association, 1937

20 24 L, 1936-1937

20 25 Lewis, John L.: CIO/UMW, 1936-1937

20 26 Ma - Ml, 1936-1937

20 27 Mm - Mz, 1936-1937

20 28 Magner, Rev. James A., 1936

20 29 Maguire, Rev. J.W.H., 1937

20 30 Menendez, Joseph: Paulist Press, 1935-1937

20 31 Miller, Rev. Raymond J., 1937

20 32 Muench, Bishop A. J., 1936-1937

20 33 Mc, 1935-1937

20 34 McKenna, Norman C.: Christian Front, 1937

20 35 N, 1936-1937

20 36 National Conference of Jews and Christians, 1936-1937

20 37 National Conference of Jews and Christians, 1936-1937

20 38 National Conference of Jews and Christians, 1936-1937

20 39 O, 1936-1937

20 40 O'Hara, Rev. Edwin, 1936-1937

20 41 P, 1936-1937

20 42 Pattee, Richard J., 1936-1937

20 43 Peoples Lobby, 1937

20 44 Puerto Rico, 1935-1936

20 45 Requests, 1936

20 46 Requests, 1936

20 47 Requests, 1936

20 48 Requests, 1936-1937

20 49 Rights of Religous Minorities, 1936-1937

20 50 Sa - Sl, 1936-1937

20 51 Sm - Sz, 1936-1937

20 52 Schwitalla, Rev. Alphonze M.: Catholic Hospital Association, 1936

20 53 Shuster, George N.: Commonweal, 1936

20 54 Sisters, 1936-1937

20 55 Sollod, Isadore I.: Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew Association, 1936-1937

20 56 Study Clubs, 1937

20 57 T, 1936-1937

20 58 V, 1936

20 59 W, 1935-1937

20 60 World Conference for International Peace through Religion, 1932-1937

20 61 X, Y, Z, 1937

20 62 A, 1943-1949

20 63 Arminan, Valentin Arenas, 1950

20 64 B, 1951-1953

20 65 Bishops' Committee for Social Questions: Canada, 1944

20 66 Bishops' Committee for the Spanish Speaking, 1943-1946

20 67 Bishops' Committee for the Spanish Speaking, 1943-1946

20 68 Bishops' Committee for the Spanish Speaking, 1943-1946

20 69 Bishops' Committee for the Spanish Speaking: Reports, Newsletters, 1943-1946

20 70 Bishops' Committee for the Spanish Speaking: Reports, Newsletters, 1947-1952, n.d.

20 71 Brandon, Donald W., 1952-1953

20 72 British Information Services, 1952

20 73 C, 1944-1952

20 74 Callahan, Patrick Henry, 1938-1941

20 75 Catholic Action Conference: Santiago, Chile, 1948

20 76 Chilean Seminar, 1944

20 77 Common Sense, 1942

20 78 Conference on Management Trusteeship, ca. 1947

20 79 Cronin, Rev. John F., 1938, 1950

20 80 D, 1944-1952

20 81 Davenport Meeting, CCIP, 1949

20 82 Davis, Rev. James P., 1949

20 83 Diocesan Youth Conference - Columbus, 1948

20 84 Duffy, Frank : American Federation of Labor (AFL), 1938-1939

20 85 E, 1943-1952

20 86 Encyclical Teaching, 1939-1945

20 87 Eucharistic Congress, 1941

20 88 Eustace, Bishop John, 1943

21 1 F, 1941-1943

21 2 Family Life Conference, 1943

21 3 Federal Council of Churches of Christ, 1940-1943

21 4 Fleege, Urban H., 1950

21 5 France, Albert, 1944

21 6 G, 1942-1952

21 7 H, 1930(1939-1952)1952

21 8 Haas, Most Rev. Francis J., 1952

21 9 Hannan, Jerome D., 1952

21 10 Hard, William, 1941

21 11 Hayes, Rev. John, 1944-1952

21 12 Haywood, Allen S.: Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO), 1952

21 13 Higgins, Rev. George Gilmary, 1951

21 14 Hyatt, Gilbert E.: National Federation of Post Office Clerks, 1937, 1941

21 15 Interfaith, 1941-1945

21 16 International Christian Social Association and International Congress of Social Studies: Rome Meeting, 1950-Fr. McGowan's European Trip, 1949-1950

Richard Pattee, John F. Cronin among the correspondents in this file.

 21 17 Israel, Mrs. Edward L., 1941-1945

21 18 Ithaca Forum, 1941

21 19 Jackson, Gardner, 1941-1943

21 20 K, 1944-1952

21 21 Kelly, Rev. William F.: Diocese of Brooklyn, 1952

21 22 Kempf, Frances A., 1941

21 23 L, 1944-1952

21 24 Labor-Management Conference, 1945-1946

21 25 Lucey, Archbishop Robert E.: San Antonio, TX, 1941-1952

21 26 M, 1944-1952

21 27 Magner, Rev. James A.: Catholic University of America, 1952

21 28 Maryland Church and Industry Conference, 1942

21 29 Meany, George: American Federation of Labor (AFL), 1952

21 30 Miscellaneous, 1952-1953

21 31 Mission Areas Conference, 1949

21 32 Mission Areas Conference, 1949

21 33 Moeller, Charles, 1950

21 34 Mommersteeg, Rev. P.J.M.H.: New York, NY, 1943-1953

21 35 Murray, Philip: Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO), 1952

21 36 Mc, 1936, 1942, n.d.

21 37 Wheeler McMillen: Farm Journal, 1942

21 38 N, 1952

21 39 National Conference of Christians and Jews, 1952

21 40 Nunez, Rev. Benjamin, 1947-1949

21 41 O, 1942, 1952

21 42 O'Boyle, Archbishop Patrick: Archdioces of Washington, DC, 1952

21 43 O'Conner, Rector Martin J.: North American College at Rome, 1951-1952

21 44 O'Grady, Rev. John J.: National Conference of Catholic Charities, 1952

21 45 O'Hara, Bishop Edwin V.: Kansas City, 1942

21 46 O'Neill, Wilbert J., 1943-1944

21 47 Our Sunday Visitor, 1939

21 48 P, 1943-1952

21 49 Pattee, Richard, 1945

21 50 Plochl, Willibald M., 1943

21 51 Portland Institute, 1940-1942

21 52 Puerto Rico, President's Commission on Organic Act of, 1942-1944

21 53 Puerto Rico, President's Commission on Organic Act of, 1942-1944

21 54 Puerto Rico, President's Commission on Organic Act of, 1942-1944

21 55 Puerto Rico, President's Commission on Organic Act of, 1942-1944

21 56 Puerto Rico, 1935-1936, n.d.

21 57 Puerto Rico, Inter-American, 1943-1950

21 58 Puerto Rico, The Church and Reconstruction in, 1943-1950

21 59 Puerto Rico: Inauguration of First Elected Governor, 1949-1952

21 60 R, 1950, 1952

The 1950 items concern Msgr. John A. Ryan's book Seven Troubled Years, moved from Ryan papers in 2001.

 21 61 Ready, Msgr. Michael: General Secretary, NCWC, 1944

21 62 Religious News Service, 1939

21 63 Rupp, Rev. Max G., 1942-1944

21 64 S, 1943-1952

21 65 Saint Ambrose Social Action Conference: Davenport, Iowa, 1941

21 66 Schwitalla, Rev. Alphonze M.: Saint Louis University, 1943

21 67 Seminar: Anglo-American, 1943

21 68 Shean, Rev. Maurice V.: Catholic Committee of the South, 1952

21 69 Sisters, 1945-1953

21 70 Skillen, Edward : Commonweal, 1942

21 71 Social Action Congress: Kansas City, 1940-1941

21 72 Social Action Institute - Detroit: Student - Youth, 1947-1948

21 73 Solzbacher, Wilhelm, 1941-1943

21 74 Spanish Speaking Serminar, 1943-1945

21 75 Spanish Speaking Serminar, 1943-1945

21 76 Spellman, Archbishop Francis, 1941

21 77 T, 1951-1952

21 78 Tanner, Rev. Paul F., 1952

21 79 V, 1952

21 80 Van Cauwelaert, Frans, 1944

21 81 Vassallo, Msgr. Mariano, 1942

21 82 W, 1941-1952

22 1 Articles and Speeches: General, 1920

22 2 Articles and Speeches: General, 1921

22 3 Articles and Speeches: General, 1922

22 4 Articles and Speeches: General, 1923

22 5 Articles and Speeches: General, 1924

22 6 Articles and Speeches: General, 1925-1927

22 7 Articles and Speeches: General, 1928-1929

22 8 Articles and Speeches: General, 1930

22 9 Articles and Speeches: General, 1931

22 10 Articles and Speeches: General, 1931

22 11 Articles and Speeches: General, 1932

22 12 Articles and Speeches: General, 1932

22 13 Articles and Speeches: General, 1932

22 14 Articles and Speeches: General, 1933

22 15 Articles and Speeches: General, 1933

22 16 Articles and Speeches: General, 1933

22 17 Articles and Speeches: General, 1933

22 18 Articles and Speeches: General, 1934

22 19 Articles and Speeches: General, 1935

22 20 Articles and Speeches: General, 1935

22 21 Articles and Speeches: General, 1935

22 22 Articles and Speeches: General, 1935

22 23 Articles and Speeches: General, 1936

22 24 Articles and Speeches: General, 1936

22 25 Articles and Speeches: General, 1936

22 26 Articles and Speeches: General, 1936

22 27 Articles and Speeches: General, 1937

22 28 Articles and Speeches: General, 1937

22 29 Articles and Speeches: General, 1937

22 30 Articles and Speeches: General, 1945

22 31 Articles and Speeches: General, 1949

22 32 Articles and Speeches: General, 1950

22 33 Articles and Speeches: General, 1951

22 34 Articles and Speeches: General, n.d.

22 35 Articles and Speeches: General, n.d.

22 36 Subject A-Z: American Economic Radicalism, 1927

22 37 Subject A-Z: American International Law, n.d.

22 38 Subject A-Z: Anomaly of the Catholic Americans, n.d.

22 39 Subject A-Z: Anti-Labor Bill, 1938

22 40 Subject A-Z: Birth Control, n.d.

22 41 Subject A-Z: Bishops' Statement: Church and Social Order, 1940

22 42 Subject A-Z: Book Proposal, n.d.

22 43 Subject A-Z: Book Reviews, ca. 1922

22 44 Subject A-Z: Catholic Labor Leadership, n.d.

22 45 Subject A-Z: Causes of Chivalry, n.d.

22 46 Subject A-Z: Christianity, n.d.

22 47 Subject A-Z: Church and Labor, n.d.

22 48 Subject A-Z: Conditions of Peace, n.d.

22 49 Subject A-Z: Conference for Progressive Political Action, n.d.

22 50 Subject A-Z: Cooperative Movements, n.d.

22 51 Subject A-Z: Credit Unions, n.d.

23 1 Subject A-Z: Easley, Ralph M., 1921

23 2 Subject A-Z: Economics for College Use - Textbook Outline, n.d.

23 3 Subject A-Z: Economic Organizations, n.d.

23 4 Subject A-Z: Employer - Employee Relationship, n.d.

23 5 Subject A-Z: Employees' Participation in Management and Profits, n.d.

23 6 Subject A-Z: Europe, n.d.

23 7 Subject A-Z: Farmers and Farming, n.d.

23 8 Subject A-Z: Ghosting, 1939

23 9 Subject A-Z: Imperialism, n.d.

23 10 Subject A-Z: Industrial Programs in the U.S., n.d.

23 11 Subject A-Z: Industry and Health, 1928

23 12 Subject A-Z: Industry and the Home, n.d.

23 13 Subject A-Z: Infant and Maternity Mortality, n.d.

23 14 Subject A-Z: Inflation and the High Cost of Living, n.d.

23 15 Subject A-Z: International Commission, n.d.

23 16 Subject A-Z: International Social Parliament, 1928

23 17 Subject A-Z: Interviews with Europeans, n.d.

23 18 Subject A-Z: Introduction to Certain Social Teachings of Judaism, Catholicism, and Protestantism, 1941

23 19 Subject A-Z: Ireland, n.d.

23 20 Subject A-Z: Labor and America's Future, 1939

23 21 Subject A-Z: Labor History Manuscript, n.d.

23 22 Subject A-Z: Labor History Manuscript, n.d.

23 23 Subject A-Z: Labor History Miscellaneous, n.d.

23 24 Subject A-Z: Labor Problems Outline, n.d.

23 25 Subject A-Z: Labor Unions, n.d.

23 26 Subject A-Z: Lent, n.d.

23 27 Subject A-Z: Melancholy Anatamy, n.d.

23 28 Subject A-Z: Mexico, n.d.

23 29 Subject A-Z: National Catholic Confederation of Labor, n.d.

23 30 Subject A-Z: National Catholic Welfare Conference (NCWC), n.d.

23 31 Subject A-Z: New Social Order, n.d.

23 32 Subject A-Z: Our Church, n.d.

23 33 Subject A-Z: Pan American Federation of Labor, 1925

23 34 Subject A-Z: Parish Organization, n.d.

23 35 Subject A-Z: Patriotism and Nationalism, n.d.

23 36 Subject A-Z: Personal Initiative Versus Paternalism, n.d.

23 37 Subject A-Z: Poetry, n.d.

23 38 Subject A-Z: Publicity as an Agent of Social Reform, n.d.

23 39 Subject A-Z: Race Relations, 1928

23 40 Subject A-Z: Recent Phases of Radicalism, 1924

23 41 Subject A-Z: Religion, n.d.

23 42 Subject A-Z: Religious Conditions in Prisons, 1923-1927

23 43 Subject A-Z: Rerum Novarum - Outline, 1926

23 44 Subject A-Z: Smith, Al and Hoover, Herbert - Presidential Election, 1928

23 45 Subject A-Z: Socialists, n.d.

23 46 Subject A-Z: Social Justice, n.d.

23 47 Subject A-Z: Social Subjects and the Outdoor Platform, ca. 1936

23 48 Subject A-Z: Social Teaching of the Gospel, n.d.

23 49 Subject A-Z: South American Articles, n.d.

23 50 Subject A-Z: Transportation and Communication, n.d.

23 51 Subject A-Z: Unemployment, n.d.

23 52 Subject A-Z: Wages, 1922

23 53 Subject A-Z: West Indies, n.d.

23 54 Subject A-Z: What are Wages in the U.S., n.d.

23 55 Subject A-Z: Why Do Women Work?, n.d.

23 56 Subject A-Z: Workman's Compensation, n.d.

23 57 Subject A-Z: Yellow Paper, ca. 1948

23 58 Journals: America, ca. 1920

23 59 Journals: American Federationist, n.d.

Info re: AFL

 23 60 Journals: American Review, 1923

23 61 Journals: Catholic Charities Review, n.d.

23 62 Journals: Commonweal, 1925-1926

23 63 Journals: Daily American Tribune, 1923

23 64 Journals: Daily American Tribune, 1924

23 65 Journals: Journal of the Economy, n.d.

23 66 Journals: Knight Letter, n.d.

23 67 Journals: National Catholic War/Welfare Council BULLETIN, 1920-1921

23 68 Journals: National Catholic Welfare Council/Conference - BULLETIN, 1922-1923

23 69 Journals: National Catholic Welfare Council/Conference - BULLETIN, 1924-1927

23 70 Journals: Official Catholic Year Book, ca. 1928

23 71 Journals: Our Sunday Visitor, 1938-1939

24 1 Journals: Paulist Press, n.d.

24 2 Journals: Periscope, The, 1921-1928

24 3 Journals: Salt O' The Earth, 1928-1929

24 4 Journals: Sign, The, 1922-1923

24 5 Miscellaneous Notes, n.d.

24 6 Miscellaneous Notes, n.d.

24 7 Miscellaneous Notes, n.d.

24 8 Miscellaneous Notes, n.d.

24 9 Miscellaneous Notes, n.d.

24 10 Miscellaneous Notes, n.d.

24 11 Miscellaneous Notes, n.d.

24 12 Correspondence: Christmas Cards, 1935-1936

24 13 Correspondence: Christmas Cards, 1935-1936

24 14 Correspondence: Christmas Cards, 1935-1936

24 15 Correspondence: Christmas Cards, 1935-1936

24 16 Correspondence: Congratulatory - Appointment as Director of S.A.D., 1945

24 17 Correspondence: Congratulatory - Appointment as Director of S.A.D., 1945

24 18 Correspondence: Congratulatory - Thirty Years at NCWC, 1949

24 19 Correspondence: Congratulatory - Thirty Years at NCWC, 1949

24 20 Correspondence: Congratulatory - Thirty Years at NCWC, 1949

24 21 Correspondence: Congratulatory - ACTU Award, 1951

24 22 Correspondence: Personal, 1927-1929

24 23 Correspondence: Personal, 1930-1931

24 24 Correspondence: Personal, 1932

24 25 Correspondence: Personal, 1933

24 26 Correspondence: Personal, 1933

24 27 Correspondence: Personal, 1934

24 28 Correspondence: Personal, 1934

24 29 Correspondence: Personal, 1936

24 30 Correspondence: Personal, 1936

24 31 Correspondence: Personal, 1951

24 32 Correspondence: Personal, 1952

24 33 Correspondence: Personal, 1953

24 34 Income Taxes, 1938-1943

24 35 Last Will and Testament, 1945

24 36 Cards and Notebook, n.d.

Series 11: Files of the Field Secretary, 1920-1957 (Boxes 25-31)

Essentially files of Linna Bressette and divided as follows: Personal, 1933-1951; Financial, 1930-1957; General Correspondence, 1920-1950; Organizations and Topics, 1922-1951; the Catholic Conference on Industrial Problems (see also later series of this name), 1923-1957; Institutes in Industry and Social Action Chairman, 1931-1951; Labor Schools (see also later series of this name), 1938-1949; Work with Priests (see also later series of this name), 1938-1949; Interfaith Conferences (see also earlier series on Intercreedal Cooperation), 1931-1940; Credit Unions, 1938-1949; Seminars for Spanish Speaking, 1920-1951; Encyclicals, 1931-1951; and Publications and Printed material, 1920-1929 and 1943-1953.

25 1 Bresette, Linna E.: Biographical, 1938-1951

25 2 Bresette, Linna E.: Personal, 1933-1936

25 3 Bills Paid, 1956-1957

25 4 Bills Unpaid, 1957

25 5 Expense Accounts, 1930-1931

25 6 Expense Accounts, 1935-1950

25 7 General, 1930-1933

25 8 General, 1930-1933

25 9 Boylan, Marguerite, 1929-1932

25 10 Campbell, Rev. Harold V., 1930-1932

25 11 Doherty, Rev. Richard, 1930

25 12 Hagerty, James E., 1935-1938

25 13 Keller, Leo, 1936

25 14 Kenkel, Frederick P., 1936

25 15 Lucey, Rev. Robert E., 1936-1937

25 16 McCabe, David A., 1931

25 17 O'Hara, Rev. Edwin, 1930-1932

25 18 O'Neill, Gordon, 1936

25 19 Rothwell, Bernard J., 1936-1936

25 20 St. Aubin, Percival D., 1936

25 21 Settle, Anna H., 1929-1931

25 22 Spencer, Mary E., 1930

See reference material on her provided by Jack Augenstine in 1998.

 25 23 Inter-office Memoranda, Etc.: Business Office, 1931

25 24 Inter-office Memoranda, Etc.: Heffron, NCCM, 1936-1938

25 25 Inter-office Memoranda, Etc.: Keenan, Beatrice, 1937-1938

25 26 Inter-office Memoranda, Etc.: Legal Department, 1930-1932

25 27 Inter-office Memoranda, Etc.: McGowan, Father Raymond A., 1937-1938

25 28 Inter-office Memoranda, Etc.: Mohler, Bruce, 1933

25 29 Inter-office Memoranda, Etc.: Montavon, William F., 1930

25 30 Inter-office Memoranda, Etc.: National Council of Catholic Men-Industrial Relations Committee, 1930-1931

25 31 Inter-office Memoranda, Etc.: Ready, Rev. Michael J., 1934, 1938

25 32 Inter-office Memoranda, Etc.: Ryan, Rev. John A., 1935-1938

25 33 Inter-office Memoranda, Etc.: Schaeffer, Catherine, 1936-1937

25 34 National Council of Catholic Women: General, 1920-1933

25 35 National Council of Catholic Women: General, 1920-1934

25 36 National Council of Catholic Women: General, n.d.

25 36 National Council of Catholic Women: General, n.d.

25 37 National Council of Catholic Women: Regan, Agnes, 1936

25 38 National Council of Catholic Women: Lynch, Margaret, 1936-1937

25 39 National Council of Catholic Women: Yewman, Cecilia, 1928-1937

25 40 National Council of Catholic Women: Inter-office and Correspondence: Inter-office, 1930-1933

25 41 National Council of Catholic Women: Inter-office and Correspondence: Correspondence, 1942-1943

25 42 National Council of Catholic Women: Inter-office and Correspondence: Correspondence, 1945

25 43 National Council of Catholic Women: Inter-office and Correspondence: Correspondence and Inter-office, 1946

25 44 National Council of Catholic Women: Inter-office and Correspondence: D-H, 1933-1934

26 1 National Council of Catholic Women: Industrial Committee, 1927-1928

26 2 National Council of Catholic Women: Industrial Committee, 1930-1931

26 3 National Council of Catholic Women: Industrial Committee, 1936

26 4 National Council of Catholic Women: Industrial Committee, 1942

26 5 National Council of Catholic Women: Industrial Committee, 1943

26 6 National Council of Catholic Women: Industrial Committee, 1943

26 7 National Council of Catholic Women: Industrial Committee, 1944

26 8 National Council of Catholic Women: Social Action Committee, 1945

26 9 National Council of Catholic Women: Conventions and Meetings: Denver, 1930

26 10 National Council of Catholic Women: Conventions and Meetings, 1931

26 11 National Council of Catholic Women: Conventions and Meetings: St. Paul, 1933

26 12 National Council of Catholic Women: Conventions and Meetings: Galveston, 1936

26 13 National Council of Catholic Women: Conventions and Meetings, 1950

26 14 National Council of Catholic Women: Conventions and Meetings: Regional Meeting, Denver, 1940-1941

26 15 American Association of Social Workers, 1937

26 16 Biographies, n.d.

26 17 Catholic Action, 1932-1934

26 18 Catholic Association for International Peace (CAIP), 1942-1946

26 19 Circulars, 1948-1951

26 20 Clippings, Literature, 1949

26 21 District of Columbia Legislative Council, 1922-1928

26 22 ERA Material, 1929-1932

26 23 ERA Material, 1944-1945

26 24 ERA Material, 1944-1945

26 25 ERA Material, 1945-1946

26 26 Federal Agencies-List of and Description, 1934-1943

26 27 Foreign Policy Association, 1937

26 28 Garment Label Council, 1936

26 29 General Advisory Commission on Protection of Young Workers, 1945

26 30 Haas, Francis J., 1933-1936

26 31 Hagerty, Dr.--Death, 1946

26 32 Handbook, Social Action Committee, National Council of Catholic Women (NCCW), n.d.

26 33 Hotels, 1937-1938

26 34 Hotels and Agents, 1938

26 35 Industry Council Plan, 1948

27 1 Inter-American Catholic Social Action Confederation, 1948

27 2 Inter-American Committee, National Council of Catholic Women (NCCW), 1942-1946

27 3 Inter-American Committee on Social Studies, 1942

27 4 International Labor Organization (ILO), 1948

27 5 International Labor Organization (ILO), 1948

27 6 International League of Catholic Women, 1925-1928

27 7 International League of Catholic Women, 1930-1932

27 8 International League of Catholic Women, 1936-1938

27 9 International League of Catholic Women, 1936-1938

27 10 International League of Catholic Women, 1932-1933, 1946

27 11 International Union of Catholic Women's Leagues, 1931-1934

27 12 Labor Legislative Conference, 1949

27 13 Middle Income Housing Conference, 1949-1950

27 14 National Catholic Interracial Federation, n.d.

27 15 National Child Labor Committee, 1948

27 16 National Committee on the Status of Women, 1949

27 17 National Conference of Catholic Charities (NCCC), 1929-1933

27 18 National Conference of Catholic Charities (NCCC), 1929

27 19 National Conference of Catholic Charities (NCCC), 1930

27 20 National Conference of Catholic Charities (NCCC), 1931

27 21 National Conference of Catholic Charities (NCCC), 1933

27 22 National Conference of Catholic Charities (NCCC), 1934

27 23 National Conference of Social Work, 1950

27 24 National Housing Conference, 1950

27 25 National Housing Conference, 1950

27 26 National Catholic School of Social Service (NCSSS) - Institute, 1942

27 27 Pan American Union, 1944.

27 28 Parish Credit Union National Committee, 1930-1952

27 29 Physicians Forum, 1944-1945

27 30 Rural Life, 1931-1934

27 31 Ryan, John A., 1928-1935

27 32 Ryan, John A. - Cleveland Speech, 1942

27 33 Ryan, John A. - Howard University Address, 1943

27 34 Ryan, John A. - Testimonial Dinner, 1943

27 35 Social Action Department, Work of, 1928-1942

27 36 Speeches-Bresette and others, n.d.

27 37 Statements of Bishops, 1949

27 38 Student Loans, 1931

27 39 Taft-Hartley Bill, ca. 1949

27 40 United States: Bureau of Reclamation, 1946

27 41 United States: Children's Bureau, 1925-1933

27 42 United States: Children's Bureau, 1946

27 43 United States: Office of Price Administration, 1945-1946

27 44 United States: Women's Bureau, 1946

27 45 United States: Women's Bureau - Meeting, 1946

27 46 United States: Women's Bureau - Correspondence, 1944-1945

27 47 White House Conference, 1950-1951

27 48 Who's Who Correspondence, n.d.

27 49 Women in Industry: Correspondence, ca. 1948

27 50 Women in Industry: Vocational Training, 1940

27 51 Women in War Work, 1941-1945

27 52 Women's Charter, 1936

27 53 Women's Charter, 1937

27 54 Women's Charter, 1938-1939

27 55 Women's Land Army, 1943

Includes photographs

 27 56 Women's Land Army, 1943

Includes photographs

 27 57 Women's Study Clubs, 1935

28 1 CCIP: Information File, 1949-1951

28 2 CCIP: History: Press Releases, 1928-1951

28 3 CCIP: History: Bressette Article, 1951

28 4 CCIP: History: Bressette Article, 1951-1952

28 5 CCIP: Correspondence with Ordinaries, 1948-1952

28 6 CCIP: Correspondence with Ordinaries, 1948-1953

28 7 CCIP: Correspondence with Ordinaries, 1948-1956

28 8 CCIP: Mailing Lists, ca. 1956

28 9 CCIP: Officers and Members, 1927-1928

28 10 CCIP: Prospective Members, 1928-1934

28 11 CCIP: Membership Letters, 1930

28 12 CCIP: Membership Letters, 1934-1936

28 13 CCIP: Election of Officers, 1949

28 14 CCIP: Memberships, 1949-1950

28 15 CCIP: Memberships-To 1957, ca. 1957

28 16 CCIP: Administration, 1942-1957

28 17 CCIP: Bank Statements, 1953-1957

28 18 CCIP: Quarterly Statements, 1944-1956

28 19 CCIP: Biographical Sketches, n.d.

28 20 CCIP: Biographical Sketches, n.d.

28 21 CCIP: Biographical Sketches, n.d.

28 22 CCIP: Brochure, 1952

28 23 CCIP: Bulletins, 1950-1957

28 24 CCIP: Constitution, 1924-1948

28 25 CCIP: Executive Committee, 1937

28 26 CCIP: Financial, 1938-1957

28 27 CCIP: First Meeting, n.d.

28 28 CCIP: Local Catholic Conferences on Industrial Relations, ca. 1942

28 29 CCIP: Material Sent to Members, 1938-1940

28 30 CCIP: New Orleans: Meeting and Survey, 1940

28 31 CCIP: New Orleans: Meeting and Survey, 1940

28 32 CCIP: New Orleans: Meeting and Survey - Binder, 1940

28 33 CCIP: New Orleans: Meeting and Survey - Binder, 1940

29 1 CCIP: Programs: Meetings, 1923-1941

29 2 CCIP: Programs: Atlanta, Georgia, 1943

29 3 CCIP: Programs: Baltimore, Maryland, 1932

29 4 CCIP: Programs: Berlin, New Hampshire, 1948

29 5 CCIP: Programs: Boston, Massachusetts, 1946-1951

29 6 CCIP: Programs: Brooklyn, New York, 1942-1944

29 7 CCIP: Programs: Burlington, Vermont, 1944

29 8 CCIP: Programs: Butte, Montana, 1944

29 9 CCIP: Programs: Chicago, Illinois, 1941-1950

29 10 CCIP: Programs: Cincinnati, Ohio, 1942

29 11 CCIP: Programs: Cleveland, Ohio, 1945

29 12 CCIP: Programs: Columbus, Ohio, 1946

29 13 CCIP: Programs: Davenport, Iowa, n.d.

29 14 CCIP: Programs: Erie, Pennsylvania, ca. 1943

29 15 CCIP: Programs: Hartford, Connecticut, 1946

29 16 CCIP: Programs: Indianapolis, Indiana, 1939

29 17 CCIP: Programs: Kansas City, Missouri, 1934

29 18 CCIP: Programs: Manchester, New Hampshire, 1947

29 19 PCCIP: rograms: New Orleans, Louisiana, 1951

29 20 CCIP: Programs: New York, New York, 1933

29 21 CCIP: Programs: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1942

29 22 CCIP: Programs: Portland, Oregon, 1945-1951

29 23 CCIP: Programs: Portland, Oregon (Northwest Regional), 1947

29 24 CCIP: Programs: Richmond, Virginia, 1943

29 25 CCIP: Programs: Rochester, New York, 1947

29 26 CCIP: Programs: Sacramento, California, 1947

29 27 CCIP: Programs: San Antonio, Texas, 1942-1949

29 28 CCIP: Programs: San Francisco, California, 1941

29 29 CCIP: Programs: Seattle, Washington, 1939

29 30 CCIP: Programs: Spokane, Washington, 1945

29 31 CCIP: Programs: Steubenville, Ohio, 1950

29 32 CCIP: Programs: Toledo, Ohio, 1944

29 33 CCIP: Programs: Washington, D.C., 1930, 1942

29 34 CCIP: Programs: Wheeling, West Virginia, 1943

29 35 CCIP: Programs: Negro in Industry (Special Meetings), 1930-1933

29 36 CCIP: Proposed Committee Correspondence, 1950

29 37 CCIP: Promotion, 1930-1947

29 38 CCIP: Questionaire Returns, 1950

29 39 CCIP: Regional Conferences, 1928-1930

29 40 CCIP: Responses, 1938

29 41 General: History, 1951

29 42 General: Forms, 1942-1943

29 43 General: Student Lists, 1937-1950

29 44 General: Photos of students (Photocopies), n.d.

Originals moved to Photo Series, Box 71, 8/99

 29 45 General: Publicity, 1937-1950

29 46 General: Publicity, n.d.

29 47 General: Reports, 1938-1947

29 48 Institutes: Letters of Appeal, 1939

29 49 Institutes: Publicity, 1939

29 50 General: Questionnaires, 1938

29 51 Institutes: General, 1940-1942

29 52 Institutes: Contest, 1940

29 53 Institutes: Program, 1940

29 54 Institutes: Publicity, 1940

29 55 Institutes: General, 1941

29 56 Institutes: Statement Expense, 1941

29 57 Institutes: Finances, 1942

29 58 Institutes: Organization, 1942

29 59 Institutes: Publicity, 1942

29 60 Institutes: Registration, 1942

29 61 Institutes: General Correspondence, 1943

29 62 Institutes: Financial, 1943

29 63 Institutes: Organization, 1943

29 64 Institutes: Program, 1943

29 65 Institutes: Publicity, 1943

29 66 Institutes: General, 1944

29 67 Institutes: Expense Account, 1944

29 68 Institutes: Finances, 1945

29 69 Institutes: General Correspondence, 1948

29 70 Institutes: Donations and Payments, 1948

29 71 Institutes: Student Lists, 1948

29 72 Institutes: General, 1949

29 73 Institutes: Applications, 1949

29 74 Institutes: Applications, 1949

29 75 Institutes: Financial Records, 1949

29 76 Institutes: Program and Membership List, 1949

30 1 Institutes, 1950

30 2 Institutes: Expenses, 1950

30 3 Institutes: Inter-Group Program, 1950

30 4 Institutes: Programs, 1950

30 5 Institutes: Publicity, 1950

30 6 Institutes: Publicity, 1950

30 7 Institute for Social Action Chairmen: General, 1950

30 8 Institute for Social Action Chairmen: Program, 1950

30 9 Institute for Social Action Chairmen: Return Application, 1950

30 10 Institute on Industry: Donations, 1950

30 11 Institute on Industry: Program, 1950

30 12 Institute on Industry: Return Application, 1950

30 13 Institute on Industry: Solicitations and Correspondence, 1950

30 14 General, 1938-1940

30 15 General, 1940-1943

30 16 General, 1938-1940, 1949

30 17 Labor Plays, n.d.

30 18 Questionnaires, Clippings, Etc., 1939-1940

30 19 Study Club Outlines, ca. 1941

30 20 Lists of Priests, n.d.

30 21 Priests Meetings, 1949

30 22 Priests' Schools, 1938

30 23 Priests' Schools, 1940-1941

30 24 Sermons for Priests on Principles of Social Justice: Ownership of Goods, n.d.

30 25 Sermons for Priests on Principles of Social Justice: Dignity of Labor, n.d.

30 26 Sermons for Priests on Principles of Social Justice: Labor's Right to Organize, n.d.

30 27 Sermons for Priests on Principles of Social Justice: The Living Wage, n.d.

30 28 Sermons for Priests on Principles of Social Justice: The Morality of the Strike, n.d.

30 29 Sermons for Priests on Principles of Social Justice: Communism, n.d.

30 30 Sermons for Priests on Principles of Social Justice: The State and Social Justice, n.d.

30 31 Sermons for Priests on Principles of Social Justice: Church and Social Justice, n.d.

30 32 Conference on Permanent Preventives of Unemployment-Expenses, 1931-1932

30 33 Interfaith Meetings-Programs and Memoranda, 1938

30 34 Interfaith Conference on Unemployment: Invitation List, 1940

30 35 Interfaith Conference on Unemployment: Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1940

30 36 Interfaith Conference on Unemployment: Form Letters, 1940

30 37 Interfaith Conference on Unemployment: Program, 1940

30 38 Interfaith Conference on Unemployment: Report, 1940

30 39 Parish Credit Union Letters, 1938-1942

30 40 Correspondence, 1940-1946

30 41 Requests for Literature, 1941-1948

31 1 General: Correspondence, Printed Material, 1920-1950

31 2 General: Correspondence, Printed Material, 1942-1946

31 3 Bishops Committee: Correspondence, ca. 1950

31 4 Bishops Committee: Minutes, Memoranda, n.d.

31 5 Birch, Father John J.: Correspondence, Printed Material, 1944-1949

31 6 Mexican Migrants: Correspondence, Printed Material, 1949-1951

31 7 Migratory Workers: Correspondence, Printed Material, 1945-1949

31 8 Spanish Speaking Peoples: Correspondence, Printed Material, 1949

31 9 Sullivan, Father John P.: Correspondence, 1945

31 10 Seminars: General, 1943

31 11 Seminars: General, 1943

31 12 Seminars: Committee Outline, 1943

31 13 Seminars: Follow Up Report, 1943

31 14 Seminars: Inter-Cultural Workshop, 1943

31 15 Seminars: Preliminary Plans, 1943

31 16 Seminars: Progress Report - Catholic Action Articles, 1943

31 17 Seminars: Report, 1943

31 18 Seminars: Reports and Progress Reports, 1943

31 19 Seminars: Schaefer, Catherine, 1943

31 20 Seminars: Telegrams and Expenses, 1943

31 21 Seminars: Correspondence, 1944

31 22 Seminars: Progress Report, 1944

31 23 Seminars: General, 1946

31 24 Reconstructing the Social Order, 1931

31 25 Reconstructing the Social Order: Fifth Anniversary, 1936

31 26 Rerum Novarum, Reconstructing the Social Order: General, 1939-1941

31 27 Rerum Novarum, Reconstructing the Social Order: Celebration, 1941

31 28 Rerum Novarum, Reconstructing the Social Order: Celebration, 1941

31 29 Rerum Novarum, Reconstructing the Social Order: Special Meeting, Kansas City, 1941

31 30 Rerum Novarum, Reconstructing the Social Order Celebration, 1951

31 31 Miscellaneous, 1920-1929

31 32 Miscellaneous, 1943-1953

Series 12: Records of the Catholic Conference on Industrial Problems (CCIP), 1922-1951 (Boxes 32-39)

Files consists primarily of correspondence relating to the various meetings across America, 1922-1949, and similar material, including financial, of the Interracial Secretary, 1923-1951. The CCIP was conceived as an association to discuss and promote the study and understanding of industrial problems. The conference's principal activity was to discuss but not vote on any question of industrial policy. Attendance was drawn primarily from representatives of labor, education, and social work as well as some employers such as Patrick Henry Callahan. The conference was an important means of disseminating Catholic social thought but eventually gave way to a successor organization of broader scope, the National Catholic Social Action Conference (see next series), for which the department also provided the secretariat.

32 1 Organizational Plans, 1935

32 2 Preliminary Meetings, Chicago, December 1922

32 3 Meetings: Pittsburgh, 1924

32 4 Meetings: Pittsburgh, 1924

32 5 Meetings: Cleveland, 1926

32 6 Meetings: Springfield, Illinois, January 1927

32 7 Meetings: Harrisburg, PA, March 1927

32 8 Meetings: Detroit, July 1927

32 9 Meetings: Buffalo, November 1927

32 10 Meetings: Buffalo, November 1927

32 11 Meetings: Buffalo, November 1927

32 12 Meetings: Milwaukee, March 1928

32 13 Meetings: Saint Louis, March 1928

32 14 Meetings: Saint Louis, March 1928

32 15 Meetings: Cincinnati, June 1928

32 16 Meetings: Cincinnati, June 1928

32 17 Meetings: Cincinnati, June 1928

32 18 Meetings: Hartford, December 1928

32 19 Meetings: Hartford, December 1928

32 20 Meetings: Wheeling, West Virginia, March 1929

32 21 Meetings: Detroit, April 1929

32 22 Meetings: Green Bay, April/May 1929

32 23 Meetings: Denver, May 1929

32 24 Meetings: Providence, January 1930

32 25 Meetings: Indianapolis, January 1930

32 26 Meetings: Pittsburgh, February 1930

32 27 Meetings: Pittsburgh, February 1930

32 28 Meetings: Cleveland, March 1930

32 29 Meetings: Los Angeles, March 1930

32 34 Photographs, n.d.

Moved to Photo Room in Main Archives Office

 33 1 Meetings: Pueblo, Colorado, May 1930

33 2 Meetings: Denver, May 1930

33 3 Meetings: Saint Paul, June 1930

33 4 Meetings: Washington, D.C., December 1930

33 5 Meetings: Washington, D.C., December 1930

33 6 Meetings: Washington, D.C., December 1930

33 7 Meetings: Denver, April 1931

33 8 Meetings: Rochester, October 1931

33 9 Meetings: Rochester, October 1931

33 10 Meetings: Wichita, October 1931

33 11 Meetings: Milwaukee, November 1931

33 12 Meetings: Minneapolis (Proposed), 1931

33 13 Meetings, 1931

33 14 Meetings: Conferences, General, 1932

33 15 Meetings: New Bedford, February 1932

33 16 Meetings: New Bedford, February 1932

33 17 Meetings: New Bedford, February 1932

33 18 Meetings: Los Angeles, April 1932

33 19 Meetings: Los Angeles, April 1932

33 20 Meetings: Los Angeles, April 1932

33 21 Meetings: Los Angeles, April 1932

33 22 Meetings: Denver, April 1932

33 23 Meetings: Denver, April 1932

33 24 Meetings: Baltimore, May 1932

33 25 Meetings: Baltimore, May 1932

33 26 Meetings: Baltimore, May 1932

33 27 Meetings: Providence, November 1932

33 28 Meetings: Providence, November 1932

33 29 Meetings: Providence, November 1932

33 30 Meetings: Providence, November 1932

33 31 Meetings: Providence, November 1932

34 1 Meetings: Albany, December 1932

34 2 Meetings: Albany, December 1932

34 3 Meetingsv, December 1932

34 4 Meetings: Detroit (Canceled), 1932

34 5 Meetings: New York, February 1933

34 6 Meetings: New York, February 1933

34 7 Meetings: New York, February 1933

34 8 Meetings: New York, February 1933

34 9 Meetings: New York, February 1933

34 10 Meetings: New York, February 1933

34 11 Meetings: Fort Wayne, March 1933

34 12 Meetings: Fort Wayne, March 1933

34 13 Meetings: Fort Wayne, March 1933

34 14 Meetings: San Francisco, May 1933

34 15 Meetings: San Francisco, May 1933

34 16 Meetings: San Francisco, May 1933

34 17 Meetings: San Francisco, May 1933

34 18 Meetings: Chicago, October 1933

34 19 Meetings: Chicago, October 1933

34 20 Meetings: Chicago, October 1933

34 21 Meetings: Chicago, October 1933

34 22 Meetings: Detroit, December 1933

34 23 Meetings: Detroit, December 1933

34 24 Meetings: Detroit, December 1933

34 25 Meetings: Detroit, December 1933

35 1 Meetings: Denver, March 1934

35 2 Meetings: Denver, March 1934

35 3 Meetings: Denver, March 1934

35 4 Meetings: Los Angeles, April/May 1934

35 5 Meetings: Los Angeles, May 1934

35 6 Meetings: Los Angeles, May 1934

35 7 Meetings: Kansas City, May 1934

35 8 Meetings: Kansas City, May 1934

35 9 Meetings: Kansas City, May 1934

35 10 Meetings: Harrisburg, November 1934

35 11 Meetings: Harrisburg, November 1934

35 12 Meetings: Harrisburg, November 1934

35 13 Meetings: Harrisburg, November 1934

35 14 Meetings: Buffalo, December 1934

35 15 Meetings: Buffalo, December 1934

35 16 Meetings: Buffalo, December 1934

35 17 Meetings: Buffalo, December 1934

35 18 Meetings: Saint Louis, February 1935

35 19 Meetings: Saint Louis, February 1935

35 20 Meetings: Cincinnati, March 1935

35 21 Meetings: Denver, May 1935

35 22 Meetings: Denver, May 1935

35 23 Meetings: Syracuse, December 1935

35 24 Meetings: Syracuse, December 1935

35 25 Meetings: Syracuse, December 1935

35 26 Meetings: Chicago, January 1936

35 27 Meetings: Chicago, January 1936

35 28 Meetings: Chicago, January 1936

35 29 Meetings: Schenectady, February 1936

35 30 Meetings: Schenectady, February 1936

35 31 Meetings: Washington, DC, March 1936

35 32 Meetings: Washington, DC, March 1936

35 33 Meetings: Washington, DC, March 1936

35 34 Meetings: Philadelphia, May 1936

35 35 Meetings: Philadelphia, May 1936

35 36 Meetings: San Francisco, June 1936

35 37 Meetings: San Francisco, June 1936

35 38 Meetings: San Francisco, June 1936

36 1 Meetings: Rochester - Publicity, November 1936

36 2 Meetings: Rochester - Speeches, November 1936

36 3 Meetings: Des Moines - Speeches, February 1937

36 4 Meetings: Des Moines - Speeches, February 1937

36 5 Meetings: Des Moines - Speeches, February 1937

36 6 Meetings: Fresno, March 1937

36 7 Meetings: Indianapolis, September 1937

36 8 Meetings: Indianapolis, September 1937

36 9 Meetings: Davenport, October 1937

36 10 Meetings: Brooklyn, January 1938

36 11 Meetings: Brooklyn, January 1938

36 12 Meetings: Brooklyn, January 1938

36 13 Meetings: Detroit - Publicity, January 1939

36 14 Meetings: Detroit - Speeches, January 1939

36 15 Meetings: Indianapolis, February 1939

36 16 Meetings: Philadelphia - Publicity, March 1939

36 17 Meetings: Philadelphia - Speeches, March 1939

36 18 Meetings: Philadelphia - Speeches, March 1939

36 19 Meetings: Seattle - Publicity, August 1939

36 20 Meetings: Seattle - Speeches, August 1939

36 21 Meetings: Seattle - Speeches, August 1939

36 22 Meetings: Dubuque - Publicity, December 1939

36 23 Meetings: Dubuque - Speeches, December 1939

36 24 Meetings: New Orleans - Publicity, April 1940

36 25 Meetings: New Orleans - Speeches, April 1940

36 26 Meetings: Buffalo, May 1940

36 27 Meetings: Rochester - Committees, September 1940

36 28 Meetings: Rochester - Organization, Program, September 1940

36 29 Meetings: Rochester - Speeches, September 1940

36 30 Meetings: Camden - Committee and Mailing List, January 1941

36 31 Meetings: Camden - Publicity, January 1941

36 32 Meetings : Camden - Speeches, January 1941

36 33 Meetings: Saint Louis - Organization, Program, March 1941

36 34 Meetings: Saint Louis - Publicity, March 1941

36 35 Meetings: Saint Louis - Speeches, March 1941

36 36 Meetings: Chicago - Organization, Program, May 1941

36 37 Meetings: Chicago - Speeches, May 1941

36 38 Meetings: Chicago - Speeches, May 1941

37 1 Meetings: San Francisco - General, September/October 1941

37 2 Meetings: San Francisco - Committees, September/October 1941

37 3 Meetings: San Francisco - Expenses, September/October 1941

37 4 Meetings: San Francisco - Publicity, September/October 1941

37 5 Meetings: San Francisco - Speeches, September/October 1941

37 6 Meetings: San Francisco - Speeches, September/October 1941

37 7 Meetings: San Francisco - Speeches, September/October 1941

37 8 Meetings: Harrisburg - Circular Letters, December 1941

37 9 Meetings: Harrisburg - Publicity, December 1941

37 10 Meetings: Harrisburg - Speeches, December 1941

37 11 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Committees, January 1942

37 12 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Committees, January 1942

37 13 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Organization Program, January 1942

37 14 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Publicity, January 1942

37 15 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Speeches, January 1942

37 16 Meetings: Pittsburgh - General, February 1942

37 17 Meetings: Pittsburgh - Expenses, February 1942

37 18 Meetings: Pittsburgh - Organization Program, February 1942

37 19 Meetings: Pittsburgh - Publicity, February 1942

37 20 Meetings: Pittsburgh - Speeches, February 1942

37 21 Meetings: Brooklyn - General, March 1942

37 22 Meetings: Brooklyn - Organization, March 1942

37 23 Meetings: Brooklyn - Speeches, March 1942

37 24 Meetings: Brooklyn - Speeches, March 1942

37 25 Meetings: Brooklyn - Speeches, March 1942

37 26 Meetings: San Antonio - Organization, Program, April 1942

37 27 Meetings: San Antonio - Publicity, April 1942

37 28 Meetings: San Antonio - Speeches, April 1942

37 29 Meetings: Cincinnati - Expenses, December 1942

37 30 Meetings: Cincinnati - Organization, December 1942

37 31 Meetings: Cincinnati - Publicity, December 1942

37 32 Meetings: Cincinnati - Speeches, December 1942

37 33 Meetings: Atlanta - Organization, February 1943

37 34 Meetings: Atlanta - Publicity, February 1943

37 35 Meetings: Atlanta - Speeches, February 1943

37 36 Meetings: Atlanta - Speeches, February 1943

37 37 Meetings: Wheeling, West Virginia - Committees, March 1943

37 38 Meetings: Wheeling, West Virginia - Expenses, March 1943

37 39 Meetings: Wheeling, West Virginia - Publicity, March 1943

37 40 Meetings: Wheeling, West Virginia - Speeches, March 1943

37 41 Meetings: Erie - Expenses, May 1943

37 42 Meetings: Erie - Publicity, May 1943

37 43 Meetings: Erie - Speeches, May 1943

37 44 Meetings: Richmond - Committees, December 1943

37 45 Meetings: Richmond - Expenses, December 1943

37 46 Meetings: Richmond - Publicity, December 1943

37 47 Meetings: Richmond - Report, December 1943

37 48 Meetings: Richmond - Speeches, December 1943

37 49 Meetings: Chicago - General, February 1944

37 50 Meetings: Chicago - Expenses, February 1944

37 51 Meetings: Chicago - Publicity, February 1944

37 52 Meetings: Toledo - Expenses, March 1944

37 53 Meetings: Toledo - Publicity, March 1944

37 54 Meetings: Toledo - Speeches, March 1944

37 55 Meetings: Brooklyn, April 1944

37 56 Meetings: Butte - Miscellaneous, May 1944

37 57 Meetings: Butte - Speeches, May 1944

37 58 Meetings: Washington, D.C., February 1945

37 59 Meetings: Brooklyn, April 1945

37 60 Meetings: Cleveland - General, September 1945

37 61 Meetings: Cleveland - Publicity, September 1945

37 62 Meetings: Cleveland - Publicity, September 1945

38 1 Meetings: Cleveland - Expenses, September 1945

38 2 Meetings: Cleveland - Speeches, September 1945

38 3 Meetings: Spokane - General, October 1945

38 4 Meetings: Spokane - Committees, October 1945

38 5 Meetings: Spokane - Expenses, October 1945

38 6 Meetings: Spokane - Speeches, October 1945

38 7 Meetings: Spokane - Speeches, October 1945

38 8 Meetings: Spokane - Speeches and Programs, October 1945

38 9 Meetings: Portland - Expenses, November 1945

38 10 Meetings: Portland - Publicity, November 1945

38 11 Meetings: Portland - Speeches and Programs, November 1945

38 12 Meetings: Boston - General, February 1946

38 13 Meetings: Boston - Committees, February 1946

38 14 Meetings: Boston - Expenses, February 1946

38 15 Meetings: Boston - Publicity, February 1946

38 16 Meetings: Boston - Responses to Archbishop's Letter, February 1946

38 17 Meetings: Hartford - General, September 1946

38 18 Meetings: Hartford - General, September 1946

38 19 Meetings: Hartford - Mailing List, September 1946

38 20 Meetings: Hartford - Publicity, September 1946

38 21 Meetings: Hartford - Speeches, September 1946

38 22 Meetings: Portland, Oregon - Publicity, October 1946

38 23 Meetings: Portland, Oregon - Speeches, October 1946

38 24 Meetings: Columbus, Ohio - General, December 1946

38 25 Meetings: Columbus, Ohio - Speeches, December 1946

38 26 Meetings: Trenton, 1946

Never held?

 38 27 Meetings: Sacramento, 1947

38 28 Meetings: Portland, Oregon - General, October 1949

38 29 Meetings: Portland, Oregon - General, October 1949

38 30 Meetings: Davenport - General, March 1949

38 31 Meetings: Davenport - General, March 1949

38 32 Meetings: Davenport - Post Conference Correspondence, March 1949

38 33 Meetings: Chicago, May 1949

38 34 Meetings: Trenton, 1949

Never held?

 38 35 Meetings: Steubenville - Correspondence, January 1950

38 36 Meetings: Steubenville - Correspondence, January 1950

38 37 Meetings: Steubenville - Correspondence, January 1950

38 38 Meetings: Steubenville - Expenses, January 1950

38 39 Meetings: Steubenville - Publicity, January 1950

38 40 Meetings: Portland, December 1950

38 41 Meetings: Joliet - General, 1950

Cancelled

 38 42 Meetings: Joliet - Correspondence, 1950

Cancelled

 38 43 Meetings - Correspondence: Joliet, 1950

Cancelled

 38 44 Meetings - Mailing List: Joliet, 1950

Cancelled

 38 45 Meetings - Programs: Joliet, 1950

Cancelled

 38 46 Meetings - Washington and Personal: Joliet, 1950

Cancelled

 38 47 Meetings: New Orleans - General, May 1951

38 48 Meetings: New Orleans - Correspondence, May 1951

38 49 Meetings: New Orleans - Expenses, May 1951

38 50 Meetings: New Orleans - Membership, May 1951

38 51 Meetings: New Orleans - Press and Radio, May 1951

38 52 Meetings: New Orleans - Report, May 1951

38 53 Meetings: Boston - General, October 1951

38 54 Meetings: Boston - General, October 1951

38 55 Meetings: Boston - Speeches, October 1951

38 56 Meetings: Portland, Oregon, December 1951

38 57 General: Suggestions on Advisory Committee, 1946

38 58 General: Cort-Report on Lay Action Organizations, n.d.

39 1 General: Negro Problem, 1929

39 2 Meetings: Negro in Industry - Memoranda, 1931-1935

39 3 Meetings: American Negro Exposition, Chicago, 1940

39 4 Meetings: Negro-White Conference, Washington, DC, 1945

39 5 Meetings: Negro Seminar, 1945

39 6 Meetings: First Seminar on Negro Problem, 1945

39 7 Meetings: Negro Seminar, 1946

39 8 Meetings: Negro Seminar - Reports, 1946

39 9 Meetings: Richmond, VA, 1948

39 10 Meetings: Covington, Kentucky, 1950

39 11 Meetings: Raleigh Diocese, 1950

39 12 Topics: Anti-Semitism, n.d.

39 13 Topics: F.E.P.C. (Fair Employment Practice Commission)- Memoranda and Letters, 1944-1945

39 14 Topics: Catholics and F.E.P.C., 1944

39 15 Topics: Friendship House, 1946-1951

39 16 Topics: Friendship House, 1946-1951

39 17 Topics: Legislation, 1946-1947

39 18 Topics: Morality of the Color Line, n.d.

39 19 Topics: Morality of the Color Line, n.d.

39 20 Topics: N.A.I.R.O. (National Association of the Intergroup Relations Officials), 1948-1951

39 21 Topics: N.A.I.R.O. (National Association of the Intergroup Relations Officials), 1948-1951

39 22 Publicity, 1946

39 23 Publicity: Photographs (Photocopies), 1947-1951

Originals moved to Photo Series, Box 71, 8/99

 39 24 Publicity, 1947-1951

39 25 Publicity, 1947-1951

39 26 Publicity, 1947-1951

39 27 Miscellaneous Printed Material, n.d.

39 28 Miscellaneous Printed Material, n.d.

39 29 Miscellaneous Printed Material, n.d.

39 30 Miscellaneous Printed Material, n.d.

39 31 Miscellaneous Printed Material, n.d.

39 32 General: Personal/Inter-Office, 1945

39 33 General: Bank Statements and Checks, 1947-1950

39 34 C.C.I.P. Publications, 1923-1924

39 35 C.C.I.P. Publications, 1925-1927

39 36 C.C.I.P. Publications, 1928

39 37 C.C.I.P. Publications, 1929

39 38 C.C.I.P. Publications, 1930

39 39 C.C.I.P. Publications, 1931

39 40 C.C.I.P. Publications, 1932

39 41 C.C.I.P. Publications, 1933

39 42 C.C.I.P. Publications, 1934

39 43 C.C.I.P. Publications, 1935

39 44 C.C.I.P. Publications, 1936

39 45 C.C.I.P. Publications, 1939-1940

Series 13: Records relating to the National Social Action Conference, 1956-1957 (Box 40)

Correspondence and reference files regarding the meetings of this organization founded to stimulate, guide, and assist American Catholics to undertake social action and make sound principles operative in American social institutions. It succeeded the Catholic Conference on Industrial Problems and was provided a secretariat by the department.

 40 1 New Orleans: Correspondence, September 1956

40 2 New Orleans: Correspondence, September 1956

40 3 New Orleans: Correspondence, September 1956

40 4 New Orleans: Correspondence, September 1956

40 5 New Orleans: Correspondence, September 1956

40 6 New Orleans: Correspondence, September 1956

40 7 New Orleans: Correspondence, September 1956

40 8 New Orleans: Programs, September 1956

40 9 New Orleans: Session Material, September 1956

40 10 New Orleans: Survey, September 1956

40 11 Chicago: General, April 1957

40 12 Chicago: Survey, April 1957

Series 14: Records relating to Workers' Schools, 1936-1946 (Box 40)

Some correspondence as well as course material and literature. Organized to give workers training in unionism based upon Christian principles, labor schools grew throughout the country. Consideration was given to topics such as labor ethics, the encyclicals, labor relations, trade union practices, economics, public speaking, and parliamentary law.

 40 13 General: Correspondence, 1940-1944

40 14 General: Correspondence, 1940-1944

40 15 General: Addresses of Active Schools, 1942-1945

40 16 General: Diocesan Social Action Projects (Labor Schools and Related Projects), ca. 1948

40 17 General: Workers' school, 1936

40 18 General: Conference on Labor Schools, Cleveland (Report), 1943

40 19 General: Report on Diocesan Labor Institute, Hartford, 1943-1944

40 20 General: Hickey, J. Analysis of Catholic Labor Schools (Thesis), 1943

40 21 Course Related Materials: Labor Course Compiles by C.U. Seminarians, n.d.

40 22 Course Related Materials: Labor School Materials, 1938-1946

40 23 Course Related Materials: Labor School Materials, 1938-1946

40 24 Course Related Materials: Labor School Materials, ca. 1944

40 25 Course Related Materials: Labor School Materials, ca. 1944

40 26 Course Related Materials: Archdiocesan Labor Institute Mimeographed Materials, ca. 1945

40 27 Course Related Materials: Archdiocesan Labor Institute Mimeographed Materials, ca. 1945

40 28 Course Related Materials: Bound Notes, Pamphlets, Etc., n.d.

40 29 Course Related Materials: Talks, Sermons, Explanations, n.d.

40 30 Course Related Materials: Questionnaires, n.d.

40 31 Course Related Materials: Theory of Labor Education, 1940

40 32 Newsletters: Young Christian Workers, 1945-1946

40 33 Newsletters: St. Joseph's College-Institute of Industrial Relations, n.d.

40 34 Workers' School Literature : Miscellaneous, 1944-1945

40 35 Workers' School Literature a: Miscellaneous, 1944-1945

40 36 Workers' School Literature : Miscellaneous, 1944-1945

Series 15: Records relating to Work with Priests, 1937-1946 (Boxes 41-42)

Files including meetings, study clubs, and sermons. Priests were encouraged to be active in spreading Christian teaching as applied to social and economic questions. This was done through the founding of social action schools for the clergy whose purpose was to study the encyclicals, investigate the facts of industrial and labor conditions, and to review the principles and methods of priests' participation in economic questions.

 41 1 General: Correspondence, 1941

41 2 General: Letters from Priests, 1940-1942

41 3 General: Social Action Surveys, 1941-1943

41 4 General: Social Action Surveys, 1941-1943

41 5 General: Social Action Surveys, 1941-1943

41 6 General: Priests' Committee for Social Action, ca. 1942

41 7 General: Priests' Committee for Social Action, ca. 1942

41 8 General: Priests' Work-Program, 1940-1942

41 9 General: Priests' Work-Program, 1940-1942

41 10 Schools: Detroit, 1939-1940

41 11 Schools: Detroit, 1939-1940

41 12 Schools: New Orleans, 1940

41 13 Meetings: Registration Lists of Priests, 1937-1940

41 14 Meetings: Priests Meetings-Suggestions and Program, n.d.

41 15 Meetings: Cleveland, September 1943

41 16 Meetings: Brooklyn, November 1943

41 17 Meetings: Brooklyn, April 1945

41 18 Meetings: Editors' Meeting, September 1943

41 19 Meetings: Priests' Meeting: Woodstock, MD, November 1945

41 20 Meetings: Priests' Meeting: Boston, MA, February 1946

41 21 Meetings: Chicago, January 1946

41 22 Meetings: New Haven, February 1946

41 23 Meetings: New Brunswick, May 1946

41 24 Study Clubs: Priests' Study Clubs, 1939-1943

41 25 Study Clubs: Study Clubs, 1941-1943

41 26 Study Clubs: Study Club Material, ca. 1943

41 27 Study Clubs: Study Club Material, ca. 1943

41 28 Study Clubs: "Thinking in the Groove", n.d.

41 29 Sermons: Correspondence, 1941, 1945

41 30 Sermons: Sermons and Social Principles, n.d.

41 31 Sermons: Sermons and Outlines for Priests (miscellaneous), 1941

41 32 Sermons: Sermons Outline on Encyclicals, ca. 1943

41 33 Sermons: Sermons Outline on Encyclicals, ca. 1943

41 34 Publicity: Priests' Work-General, 1940-1945

41 35 Publicity: Priests' Work-Miscellaneous News, Programs, Etc., 1942-1944

41 36 Publicity: Priests' Work-Miscellaneous News, Programs, Etc., 1942-1944

42 1 General Outline (courses), n.d.

42 2 Courses, 1938

42 3 Newsletters-Crown Heights Comment, n.d.

Series 16: Records of the Catholic Association for International Peace (CAIP), 1926-1970 (Boxes 43-52)

Primarily correspondence and printed material organized as follows: Conference files, 1926-1949; Statements, 1927-1966; Publications, 1928-1967; and files of committee member and past president William V. O'Brien, 1949-1970. Organized at CUA in 1927, the CAIP sought to promote world peace through the application of Christian principles to international life. The Social Action Department provided the secretariat and efforts were directed at organizing meetings, with published proceedings, and the publication of study committee statements and papers on special topics.

43 1 General: Memoranda on the Formation of CAIP, ca. 1927

43 2 General: Preliminary Organization Meetings, 1926-1927

43 3 General: Names of Persons Invited and Attending Peace Meetings, June and October 1926

43 4 General: Constitution and Bylaws, ca. 1926-1927

43 5 General: Dr. McGuire's Speech, n.d.

43 6 General: McGowan's Correspondence, 1926-1928

43 7 General: Foreign Peace Groups, 1927-1931

43 8 General: Foreign Peace Groups, 1932-1936

43 9 General: Foreign Peace Groups: Germany, 1931

43 10 General: Future Regional Conferences, 1935-1936

43 11 Meetings: Chicago, 1926

43 12 Meetings: Chicago - Minutes, 1926

43 13 Meetings: Cleveland - Letters, 1926

43 14 Meetings: Cleveland - Programs, Misc., 1926

43 15 Meetings: Cleveland - Programs and Proceedings, 1926

43 16 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Correspondence, 1927

43 17 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Program and Committees, 1927

43 18 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Registrants, 1927

43 19 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Regrets, 1927

43 20 Meetings: Washington, D.C., 1928

43 21 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Constitution, 1928

43 22 Meetings: Washington, DC - Executive Committee, 1928

43 23 Meetings: Washington, DC - Executive Committee, 1928

43 24 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Peace Talks, 1928

43 25 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Registrants, 1928

43 26 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Regrets, 1928

43 27 Meetings: Washington, D.C., 1929

43 28 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Executive Committee, 1929

43 29 Meetings: Washington, D.C., April 1930

43 30 Meetings: Chicago, November 1930

43 31 Meetings: Chicago - Expenses, November 1930

43 32 Meetings: Chicago - Press Releases, November 1930

43 33 Meetings: New York, 1931

43 34 Meetings: New York - Executive Committee, 1931

43 35 Meetings: New York - Expenses, 1931

43 36 Meetings: Saint Louis, February 1932

43 37 Meetings: Cleveland, April 1932

43 38 Meetings: Cleveland - Publicity, April 1932

43 39 Meetings: Washington, D.C., April 1933

43 40 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Publicity, April 1933

43 41 Meetings: Notre Dame - Expenses, November 1933

43 42 Meetings: Notre Dame - Lists, November 1933

43 43 Meetings: Notre Dame - Publicity, November 1933

43 44 Meetings: Notre Dame - Speech, November 1933

43 45 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Acceptances, April 1934

43 46 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Attendance, April 1934

43 47 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Correspondence, April 1934

43 48 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Publicity, April 1934

43 49 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Speeches, April 1934

43 50 Meetings: Marquette, November 1934

43 51 Meetings: Marquette: Scrapbook, November 1934

44 1 Meetings: Notre Dame of Maryland, February 1935

44 2 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Attendance, 1935

44 3 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Committee, 1935

44 4 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Expenses, 1935

44 5 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Press Releases, 1935

44 6 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Program, 1935

44 7 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Publicity, 1935

44 8 Meetings: Villanova, May 1935

44 9 Meetings: Detroit, November 1935

44 10 Meetings: Detroit - Publicity, November 1935

44 11 Meetings: Richmond, February 1936

44 12 Meetings: San Antonio, March 1936

44 13 Meetings: Washington, D.C., April 1936

44 14 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Acceptances, April 1936

44 15 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Four Basic Reports, April 1936

44 16 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Lists, Letters, April 1936

44 17 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Luncheon Session, April 1936

44 18 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Panel Discussion, April 1936

44 19 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Publicity, April 1936

44 20 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Regrets, April 1936

44 21 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Speeches, April 1936

44 22 Meetings: St. Mary's College, April 1936

44 23 Meetings: Rosary College, November 1936

44 24 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - International Dinner, March 1937

44 25 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Program, March 1937

44 26 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Publicity, March 1937

44 27 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Registration, March 1937

44 28 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Second Round Table, March 1937

44 29 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Third Round Table, March 1937

44 30 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Fourth Round Table, March 1937

44 31 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Fifth Round Table, March 1937

44 32 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Speeches, March 1937

44 33 Meetings: Dublin Peace Conference, 1937

44 34 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Proceedings, April 1938

44 35 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Easter Program, April 1938

44 36 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Program, April 1938

44 37 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Publicity, April 1938

44 38 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Registration, April 1938

44 39 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Speeches, April 1939

44 40 Meetings: Cleveland, June 1938

44 41 Meetings: Hague Conference, 1938

44 42 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - General, April 1939

44 43 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - General, April 1939

44 44 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Economic Relations, April 1939

44 45 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Economic Relations, April 1939

44 46 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Ethics, April 1939

44 47 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - International Bill of Rights, April 1939

44 48 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - International Dinner, April 1939

44 49 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - International Security, April 1939

44 50 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Joint Policy, April 1939

44 51 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Lists, April 1939

44 52 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - National Attitudes, April 1939

44 53 Meetings: Washington, D.C. - Publicity, April 1939

45 BV Meetings - Washington, D.C.: Proceedings: Volume, April 1939

45 1 Meetings - Washington, D.C.: Publicity, April 1939

45 2 Meetings - Chicago, October 1939

45 3 Meetings - Washington, D.C.: Attendance, March 1940

45 4 Meetings - Washington, D.C.: Correspondence, March 1940

45 5 Meetings - Washington, D.C.: Program, March 1940

45 6 Meetings - Washington, D.C.: Publicity, March 1940

45 7 Meetings - Washington, D.C.: Regional Meetings, March 1940

45 8 Meetings - Washington, D.C.: Regrets, March 1940

45 9 Meetings - Washington, D.C.: Speeches, March 1940

45 10 Meetings: Washington, D.C., February 3, 1941

45 11 Meetings: Boston, February 15, 1941

45 12 Meetings: Saint Louis, March 5, 1941

45 13 Meetings - Washington, D.C.: Committee Sessions, April 1941

45 14 Meetings - Washington, D.C.: Correspondence, April 1941

45 15 Meetings - Washington, D.C.: Publicity, April 1941

45 16 Meetings - Washington, D.C.: Speeches, April 1941

45 17 Meetings - New York: Correspondence, December 6, 1941

45 18 Meetings - Chicago, December 29, 1941

45 19 Meetings - Washington, D.C.: Minutes, January 24, 1942

45 20 Meetings - Washington, D.C.: Memo, January 24, 1942

45 21 Meetings - Washington, D.C., February 20, 1942

45 22 Meetings - Boston, March 28, 1942

45 23 Meetings - New York: Committee Work, April 6-7, 1942

45 24 Meetings - New York: Invitations, April 6-7, 1942

45 25 Meetings - New York: Program, April 6-7, 1942

45 26 Meetings - New York: Program, April 6-7, 1942

45 27 Meetings - New York: Publicity, April 6-7, 1942

45 28 Meetings - New York: Registrations, April 6-7, 1942

45 29 Meetings - New York: Reservations, April 6-7, 1942

45 30 Meetings - New York: Talks, April 6-7, 1942

45 31 Meetings - San Antonio, April 13, 1942

45 32 Meetings - Washington, D.C.: Washington, D.C., April 1943

45 33 Meetings - Washington, D.C.: Introduction, April 1943

45 34 Meetings - Washington, D.C.: Luncheon Reservations, April 1943

45 35 Meetings - Washington, D.C.: Pamphlet on Refugees, April 1943

45 36 Meetings - Washington, D.C.: Registrations, April 1943

45 37 Meetings - Washington, D.C.: Speeches, April 1943

45 38 Meetings - New York, May 1, 1943

45 39 Meetings - Chicago, May 8, 1943

45 40 Meetings - San Antonio, 1943

45 41 Meetings - Boston, 1943

45 42 Meetings - Kansas City, 1943

45 43 Meetings - Detroit, 1943

45 44 Meetings - Washington, D.C.: General, April 1944

45 45 Meetings - Washington, D.C.: Agenda for Discussion, April 1944

45 46 Meetings - Washington, D.C.: Faculty Advisors, April 1944

45 47 Meetings - Washington, D.C.: Invitations, April 1944

45 48 Meetings - Washington, D.C.: Luncheon and Hotal Reservations, April 1944

45 49 Meetings - Washington, D.C. : Nominating Committee, April 1944

45 50 Meetings - Washington, D.C.: Registrations, April 1944

45 51 Meetings - Washington, D.C.: Regrets, April 1944

45 52 Meetings - Washington, D.C.: Speeches, April 1944

45 53 Meetings - Washington, D.C.: Speeches, April 1944

45 54 Meetings - Washington, D.C.: Speeches, April 1944

45 55 Meetings - Chicago, June 1944

45 56 Meetings, 1945

45 57 Meetings, 1949

45 58 Meetings: Miscella: Regional Meetings, n.d.

46 1 CAIP Statements: Master File, 1927-1949

46 2 CAIP Statements: Master File, 1950-1966

46 3 CAIP Statements: Miscellaneous File, 1937-1950

46 4 United States Responsibility to Africa, February 28, 1947

46 5 Symposium on Africa, 1947

46 6 United States-African Relations, December 30, 1960

46 7 Ability of African Leaders, December 7, 1962

46 8 The Alliance for Progress Program Cut, October 21, 1963

46 9 The Americas and Regionalism, 1947

46 10 Antarctic Treaty Statement, August 10, 1960

46 11 The United States and Asia, May 1949

46 12 Necessity of Increased Asian Aid, June 1, 1955

46 13 The Drift in the Atlantic Alliance, May 10, 1963

46 14 Preserving Peace on Three Fronts, November 1945

46 15 Peace in the Atomic Age, 1945-1947

46 16 The Berlin Crisis, March 6, 1959

46 17 Bombing and Starvation, 1944

46 18 International Boycott, February 1933

46 19 The Bretton Woods Agreement, 1945

46 20 The Bricker Resolution, April 5, 1953

46 21 The British Loan, April 11, 1946

46 22 The Buenos Aires Convention, 1937?

46 23 Can the World Feed Itself?, 1950

46 24 Catholics and Jews, by Gregory Feige, 1945

46 25 U.S. Obligations in China and the Far East, November 1949

46 26 Notes on China, May 12, 1966

46 27 China and Cuba Aid Statement (never issued), June 1966

46 28 Civil Rights Bill, October 11, 1963

46 29 Co-existing with Communism, January 24, 1950

46 30 Common Good in International Relations (never issued), 1949

46 31 A Communist Ruse (Stockholm Resolution), July 24, 1950

46 32 Peace and Peacetime Conscription form America, December 14, 1944

46 33 Compulsory Peacetime Military Service, 1946

46 34 Connally Amendment Repeal, February 1960

46 35 Disarmament Statement, November 9, 1960

46 36 U.S. Efforts Toward Disarmament, July 24, 1953

46 37 U.S. Disarmament Agency for World Peace, August 16,1961

46 38 The United States and Displaced Persons, July 18, 1947

46 39 Dumbarton Oaks and Catholic Opinion, February 2, 1945

46 40 Crises in Eastern Europe and the Middle East, November 12, 1956

46 41 Europe's Struggle for Unity, 1949

46 42 Crisis in the Far East, 1938

46 43 Distribution of U.S. Food Surpluses, February 24, 1954

46 44 The Crime of Forced Labor, November 12, 1953

46 45 A Christian Position on U.S. Foreign Aid, May 8, 1959

46 46 Foreign Aid Program, July 21, 1961

46 47 Foreign Assistance Act of 1962, April 18, 1962

46 48 Genocide Convention, 1947-1966

46 49 Greek Aid, May 1947

47 1 Holy Year Resolution, 1950

47 2 International Covenant of Human Rights, April 1948

47 3 U.N. Draft Covenant on Human Rights, March 1950

47 4 Draft Covenant on Human Rights, April 1951

47 5 Tenth Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, 1958

47 6 Influence of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights upon the Constitution and Basic Laws of New States, 1959?

47 7 Events in Hungary and Poland, October 31, 1956

47 8 Hydrogen Bomb, February 1950

47 9 Immigration Legislation, April 14, 1960

47 10 U.S. Policy Toward the Independence of Non-Self-Governing Peoples, 1953

47 11 Grain for India, February 16, 1951

47 12 Threat to the Peace in Indo-China, June 14, 1953

47 13 Social-Economic Position of the Peoples in Indonesia, April 1948

47 14 Inter-American Collaboration, February 17, 1944

47 15 Intercredal Cooperation, 1943

47 16 International Atomic Energy Agency, May 9, 1957

47 17 International Economic Guidance, January 19, 1945

47 18 What Kind of International Education Organization?, 1945

47 19 Catholics and the International Labor Organization, April 5, 1956

47 20 Summary of Statements of Fact and Recommendations in International Relations, 1935

47 21 International Trade Must Be Freed (issued?), 1947

47 22 International Trade Organization, 1948

47 23 International Understanding through Educational Exchange, 1954

47 24 United Nations Sanctions against Israel, February 13, 1957

47 25 Italian-Ethiopian Situation, August 8, 1935

47 26 A Just War, by Robert Regout (unpublished manuscript), 1939-1941

47 27 President John F. Kennedy's Death, November 1963

47 28 Soviet Premier Nikita Kurshchev's Visit to the U.S., August 1959

47 29 Epidemics in Korea and China, April 1952

47 30 Facio Proposal for Latin American Disarmament, April 14, 1958

47 31 United States Policy in Latin America, April 13, 1961

47 32 Law Versus War, 1944

47 33 London Naval Conference, 1930

47 34 The Marshall Plan, by Helen Potter, November 1947

47 35 The Catholic Revival in Mexico, by Richard Pattee, 1944

47 36 Middle East Crisis, May 23, 1967

47 37 Cardinal Mindszenty Trial Protest, February 1949

47 38 Mueller, Joseph: The Peace Efforts of the Church during the Last Three Hundred Years, n.d.

47 39 Mueller, Joseph: Correspondence, 1934-1946

47 40 Mueller, Joseph: English Translation; never published, n.d.

47 41 Mutual Security Program, May 1957

47 42 Mutual Security Program: Person: Dwight D. Eisenhower, May 24, 1957

47 43 Mutual Security Program, May 27, 1960

47 44 Mutual Security Program: Person: Lyndon B. Johnson, June 6, 1960

47 45 Mutual Security Program: Person: Hubert H. Humphrey, June 18, 1960

47 46 Mutual Security Program: Person: John F. Kennedy, June 28, 1960

47 47 The U.S. and the North Atlantic Pact, May 1949

47 49 Pacem in Terris, April 11, 1963

47 50 Peace Corps Proposals, February 24, 1961

47 51 Statement on Peace Principles, October 6, 1938

47 52 America's Peace Aims, 1941

47 53 Statement on a Just Peace: Pattern for Peace, October 7, 1943

47 54 The Pattern for Peace and the Papal Peace Program, by John Courtney Murray, S.J., 1944

47 55 Papal Peace Mosaic, 1878-1944

47 56 Preserving Peace on Four Fronts, November 8, 1945

47 57 One World for Peace and Freedom, November 1946

47 58 The Pope Speaks on Peace, 1949

47 59 Point Four Program, April 6, 1950

47 60 Population Report Proposal, 1940

47 61 Expellees and Surplus Population in the Far East, August 1, 1952

47 62 Printing Press Anniversary, 1939

47 63 Prisoners of War Involved in Korean Truce Negotiations, September 5, 1952

47 64 Prisoners of War Involved in Korean Truce Negotiations: Person: Mark W. Clark, September 17, 1952

47 65 Reciprocal Trade Agreements, 1939

47 66 Reciprocal Trade Agreements, June 1945

47 67 Reciprocal Trade Agreements, May 1948

47 68 Recognition of Red China, January 14, 1959

47 69 United States and the Refugee, August 2, 1957

47 70 United States and the Refugee: Person: Senator John F. Kennedy, August 12, 1957

47 71 World Refugee Year, July 24, 1959

47 72 Relief of the Peoples of Europe and Asia, December 1945

47 73 Secularlism's Attack on World Order, by John LaFarge, S.J., 1944

47 74 The Virtue of Social Justice and International Life, by Francis McMahon, 1942-1943

47 75 Southern Africa, March 21, 1967

47 76 Southern Rhodesia, December 22, 1965

47 77 Neutrality and International Responsibility, 1937?

47 78 American Neutrality, November 1939

47 79 A Conference on Neutrals-Now, February? 1940

47 80 Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, August 5, 1963

47 81 The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Draft Treaty, February 14, 1968

48 1 Draft Declaration on the Rights and Duties of States, 1949

48 2 The State in its Relation to Other States, 1951?

48 3 Toward an Integrated World Policy, 1949-1950

48 4 Technical Assistance and Social Justice, August 1951

48 5 Economic Aid to Underdeveloped Areas, March 16, 1953

48 6 Technical Assistance and Manpower Needs, March 3, 1961

48 7 Timeless Rights in Modern Times, August 1948

48 8 U.S. Foreign Trade Policy, March 3, 1958

48 9 Trade Expansion Act, July 25, 1962

48 10 Transition from War to Peace, 1943

48 11 United Nations, January 17, 1940

48 12 United Nations, February 20, 1942

48 13 Approval of Purchase of U.N. Bonds, July 26, 1962

48 14 Amendment of the United Nations Charter, April 23, 1962

48 15 United Nations Charter Review, April 19, 1954

48 16 United Nations Charter Review, November 17, 1955

48 17 A United Nations Council Now!, March 21, 1944

48 18 The United Nations, Its First Three Years, October 19, 1948

48 19 Immediate UNRRA Appropriations and Aid for Ex-Enemies Urged, December 10, 1945

48 20 Appeal for Limitation of the War in Vietnam, 1965-1966

48 21 Bombing Population Centers in North Vietnam, September 11, 1967

48 22 Catholic Life in the West Indies, 1946

48 23 Trade Unionism in Germany: The Wanderer Versus Msgr. G. G. Higgins, 1953

48 24 CAIP Newsletter, Volume 1, 1929-1930

Name changed to CAIP News in 1952. Many gaps per volume.

 48 25 CAIP Newsletter, Volume 2, 1932-1933

Name changed to CAIP News in 1952. Many gaps per volume.

 48 26 CAIP Newsletter, Volume 3, 1938

Name changed to CAIP News in 1952. Many gaps per volume.

 48 27 CAIP Newsletter, Volume 4, 1938-1939

Name changed to CAIP News in 1952. Many gaps per volume.

 48 28 CAIP Newsletter, Volume 5, 1939-1940

Name changed to CAIP News in 1952. Many gaps per volume.

 48 29 CAIP Newsletter, Volume 6, 1940 - 1941

Name changed to CAIP News in 1952. Many gaps per volume.

 48 30 CAIP Newsletter, Volume 7, 1941 - 1942

Name changed to CAIP News in 1952. Many gaps per volume.

 48 31 CAIP Newsletter, Volume 8, 1942 - 1943

Name changed to CAIP News in 1952. Many gaps per volume.

 48 32 CAIP Newsletter, Volume 9, 1943 - 1944

Name changed to CAIP News in 1952. Many gaps per volume.

 48 33 CAIP Newsletter, Volume 10, 1944 - 1945

Name changed to CAIP News in 1952. Many gaps per volume.

 48 34 CAIP Newsletter, Volume 11, 1945 - 1946

Name changed to CAIP News in 1952. Many gaps per volume.

 48 35 CAIP Newsletter, Volume 12, 1946 - 1947

Name changed to CAIP News in 1952. Many gaps per volume.

 48 36 CAIP Newsletter, Volume 13, 1947 - 1948

Name changed to CAIP News in 1952. Many gaps per volume.

 48 37 CAIP News, Volume 14, 1952 - 1953

Name changed to CAIP News in 1952. Many gaps per volume.

 48 38 CAIP News, Volume 15, 1953 - 1954

Name changed to CAIP News in 1952. Many gaps per volume.

 48 39 CAIP News, Volume 16, 1954 - 1955

Name changed to CAIP News in 1952. Many gaps per volume.

 48 40 CAIP News, Volume 17, 1955 - 1956

Name changed to CAIP News in 1952. Many gaps per volume.

 48 41 CAIP News, Volume 18, 1956 - 1957

Name changed to CAIP News in 1952. Many gaps per volume.

 48 42 CAIP News, Volume 19, 1957 - 1958

Name changed to CAIP News in 1952. Many gaps per volume.

 48 43 CAIP News, Volume 20, 1958 - 1959

Name changed to CAIP News in 1952. Many gaps per volume.

 48 44 CAIP News, Volume 21, 1959 - 1960

Name changed to CAIP News in 1952. Many gaps per volume.

 48 45 CAIP News, Volume 22, 1960 - 1961

Name changed to CAIP News in 1952. Many gaps per volume.

 48 46 CAIP News, Volume 23, 1961 - 1962

Name changed to CAIP News in 1952. Many gaps per volume.

 48 47 CAIP News, Volume 24, 1963

Name changed to CAIP News in 1952. Many gaps per volume.

 48 48 CAIP News, Volume 25, 1964

Name changed to CAIP News in 1952. Many gaps per volume.

 48 49 CAIP News, Volume 27, 1966

Name changed to CAIP News in 1952. Many gaps per volume.

 48 50 CAIP News, Volume 28, 1967

Name changed to CAIP News in 1952. Many gaps per volume.

 49 1 Pamphlet No. 1: International Ethics by John Augustine Ryan, 1928

48 pages, 11 copies

 49 2 Pamphlet No. 2: Latin American and the United States, 1929

67 pages, 3 copies

 49 3 Pamphlet No. 3: Causes of War by Parker Thomas Moon and Security, Old and New by Joseph F. Thorning, SJ, 1930

40 pages, 1 copy

 49 4 Pamphlet No. 4: Haiti, Past and Present by William F.Montavon, 1930

18 pages, 1 copy

 49 5 Pamphlet No. 5: Francis de Vitoria, Founder of International Law by C.H. McKenna, 1930

13 pages, 1 copy

 49 6 Pamphlet No. 6: American Agriculture and International Affairs by Francis J. Haas, 1930

33 pages, 2 copies

 49 7 Pamphlet No. 7: Porto Rico and the United States by Elizabeth M. Lynsky, 1931

47 pages, 2 copies

 49 8 Pamphlet No. 8: Europe and the United States by Raymond A. McGowan, 1931

47 pages, 3 copies

 49 9 Pamphlet No. 9: The Ethics of War by Cyprian Emanuel, OFM, 1932

55 pages, 1 copy

 49 10 Pamphlet No. 10: The Ethics of War by Maurice S. Sheehy, 1932

23 pages, 4 copies

 49 11 Pamphlet No. 11: Tariffs and World Peace by Thomas F. Divine, SJ, 1933

47 pages, 4 copies

 49 12 Pamphlet No. 12: Manchuria: The Problem in the Far East by Elizabeth M. Lynskey, 1934

69 pages, 5 copies

 49 13 Pamphlet No. 13: International Economic Life by Parker Thomas Moon, John Augusting Ryan, and Raymond A. McGowan, 1934

48 pages, 5 copies

 49 14 Pamphlet No. 14: The Catholic Church and Peace Efforts by William F. Roemer and John Tracy Ellis, 1934

63 pages, 2 copies

 49 15 Pamphlet No. 15: War and Peace in Saint Augustine's D Civitate Dei by F.E. Tourscher, 1934

20 pages, 11 copies

 49 16 Pamphlet No. 16: Peace Education in the Curriculum of the Schools by John A. Wolfe, 1934

30 pages, 4 copies

 49 17 Pamphlet No. 17: Peace Action of Pope Benedict XV by Friedrich Ritter von Lama (Summary), ca. 1934

24 pages, 2 copies

 49 18 Pamphlet No. 18: Relations Between France and Italy by Patrick J. Ward, 1934

47 pages, 5 copies

 49 19 Pamphlet No. 19: Catholic Organizations for Peace in Europe by Mary Catherine Schaefer, 1935

37 pages, 3 copies

 49 20 Pamphlet No. 20: The United States and the Dominican Republic by Elizabeth W. Loughran, 1936

39 pages, 2 copies

 49 21 Pamphlet No. 21: An Introduction to Mexico by Anna Dill Gamble and Father Raymond A. McGowan, 1936

48 pages, 8 copies

 49 22 Pamphlet No. 22: A Papal Peace Mosaic, 1878-1936 by Mary Catherine Schaefer, 1936

57 pages, 2 copies

 49 23 Pamphlet No. 23: Arbitration and the World Court by Charles G. Fenwick, 1937

46 pages, 3 copies

 49 24 Pamphlet No. 24: Agriculture and International Life by Edgar Schmiedeler, 1937

64 pages, 2 copies

 49 25 Pamphlet No. 25: Patriotism, Nationalism, and the Brotherhood of Man by Carlton J.H. Hayes, 1937

48 pages, 1 copy

 49 26 Pamphlet No. 26: The Church and the Jews A memorial issued by Catholic European scholars, 1937

36 pages, 1 copy

 49 27 Pamphlet No. 27: The Obligation of Catholics to Promote and the Rights of Peoples, 1940

36 pages, 5 copies

 49 28 Pamphlet No. 28: America's Peace Aims, A Committee Report, 1941

48 pages, 1 copy

 49 29 Pamphlet No. 29: The World Society, A Joint Report, 1941

48 pages, 12 copies

 49 30 Pamphlet No. 30: The Morality of Conscientious Objection to War by Cyprian Emanuel, 1941

43 pages, 7 copies

 49 31 Pamphlet No. 31: Transition from War to Peace, a Report by the Post-War World Committee, 1943

47 pages, 6 copies

 49 32 Pamphlet No. 32: A Peace Agenda for the United Nations, a Report by the Post-War World Committee, 1943

40 pages, 3 copies

 49 33 Pamphlet No. 33: A Papal Peace Mosaic, 1878-1944 by Harry C. Koenig, 1944

64 pages, 3 copies

 49 34 Pamphlet No. 34: The Pattern for Peace and the Papal Peace Program by John Courtney Murray, SJ, 1944

32 pages, 6 copies

 49 35 Pamphlet No. 35: The Catholic Revival in Mexico by Richard Pattee, 1944

60 pages, 5 copies

 49 36 Pamphlet No. 36: The United Nations Charter by Thomas H. Mahony, 1945

24 pages, 5 copies

 49 37 Pamphlet No. 37: Catholic Life in the West Indies by Richard Pattee, 1946

64 pages, 6 copies

 49 38 Pamphlet No. 38: Peace in the Atomic Age by Wilfrid Parsons SJ, Edward A. Conway SJ, and Thomas H. Mahony, 1947

48 pages, 5 copies

 49 39 Pamphlet No. 39: Symposium on Africa....by Martin J. Bane, Francis J. Gilligan, and Angela Hurley, 1947

32 pages, 10 copies

 49 40 Pamphlet No. 40: The Marshall Plan by Helen C. Potter, 1947

48 pages, 11 copies

 49 41 Pamphlet No. 41: Timeless Rights in Modern Times: Commentaries on the NCWC's Declaration of Human Rights by Wilfrid Parsons SJ and John M. Paul, 1948

48 pages, 5 copies

 49 42 Pamphlet No. 42: The International Trade Organization by Sister Thomasine, OP, 1948

32 pages, 9 copies

 49 43 Pamphlet No. 43: The Pope Speaks on Peace, Excerpts from Papal Pronouncements, 1944-1948 by Thomas P. Neill, 1949

48 pages, 9 copies

 49 44 Pamphlet No. 44: Toward an Integrated World Policy, A Joint Report, 1950

32 pages, 2 copies

 49 45 Pamphlet No. 45: Can the World Feed Itself? by Clarence Enzler, 1950

24 pages, 2 copies

 49 46 Pamphlet No. 46: Pius XII and International Migration by Anthony Zimmerman, 1959

30 pages, 1 copy

 49 47 Pamphlet: Latin American Countries No. 1: Argentina, Land of the Eucharistic Congress by Francis McDevitt, 1934

39 pages, 1 copy

 49 48 Pamphlet: UN Series No. 1: The United Nations, 1945-1955, 1954

61 pages, 1 copy

 49 49 Pamphlet: Miscellaneous Series: Syllabus on International Relations for Colleges and Lay Groups, 1934

30 pages, 3 copies

 49 50 Pamphlet: Miscellaneous Series: Intercredal Cooperation by John Courtney Murray SJ and Wilfrid Parsons SJ, 1943

43 pages, 3 copies

 49 51 Pamphlet: Miscellaneous Series: Secularism's Attack on World Order by John LaFarge SJ, ca. 1944

13 pages, 5 copies

 49 52 Pamphlet: Miscellaneous Series: Catholics and Jews: A Study in Human Relations by Gregory Feige, 1945

105 pages, 1 copy

 49 53 Pamphlet: Miscellaneous Series: Appeals for Peace of Pope Benedict XV, 1917, and Pope Pius XI, 1930, n.d.

11 pages, 4 copies

 49 54 Pamphlet: Miscellaneous Series: Suggested Readings in Ibero-American History, n.d.

2 pages, 1 copy

 49 55 Pamphlet: A Primer of Peace by Charles G. Fenwick, 1937

58 pages, 2 copies

 49 56 Booklet: The Role of the Christian in the World for Peace, A Symposium, 7-9 November 1952, 1953

156 pages, 2 copies

 49 57 Pamphlet: Juridical World Order, A Symposium, 23-25 October 1959, 1960

47 pages, 3 copies

 49 58 Leaflet: The CAIP, What it is, What it Does, ca. 1964

2 pages, 1 copy

 49 59 Booklet: Human Misery-A Challenge to the World's Conscience, 1965, 1966

65 pages, 3 copies

 49 60 Leaflet: CAIP-History, n.d.

2 pages, 1 copy

 49 61 Leaflet: Pattern for Peace: Catholic, Jewish, and Protestant Declaration on World Peace, n.d.

2 pages, 1 copy

 49 62 Leaflet: Statement of Instruction, n.d.

2 pages, 3 copies

 49 63 Booklet: The Internationalization of Jerusalem by Constantine Rackauskas, n.d.

83 pages, 1 copy

 49 64 Pamphlet: A Catholic Program for World Peace, n.d.

10 pages, 1 copy

 49 65 Non - CAIP Pamphlet: 'One World' What Kind do Catholics Want? by John Eppstein, 1946

16 pages, 1 copy

 49 66 Non - CAIP Pamphlet: Morality and Modern War by John Courtney Murray, 1959

23 pages, 4 copies

 49 67 Non - CAIP Pamphlet: The Christian Front Peace Leaflet No. 1: Catholic Youth and World Peace, n.d.

2 pages, 1 copy

 50 1 General Correspondence, 1949, 1955-1970

50 2 General Correspondence, 1949, 1955-1970

50 3 General Correspondence, 1949, 1955-1970

50 4 General Correspondence, 1949, 1955-1970

50 5 General Correspondence, 1949, 1955-1970

50 6 General Correspondence, 1949, 1955-1970

50 7 General Correspondence, 1949, 1955-1970

50 8 General Correspondence, 1949, 1955-1970

50 9 General Correspondence, 1949, 1955-1970

50 10 General Correspondence, 1949, 1955-1970

50 11 General Correspondence, 1949, 1955-1970

50 12 Ad Hoc Committee on Human Rights and Genocide Treaties, 1964-1967

50 13 Ad Hoc Committee on Human Rights and Genocide Treaties, 1964-1967

50 14 Ad Hoc Committee on Human Rights and Genocide Treaties, 1964-1967

50 15 Ad Hoc Committee Regional Meetings, 1967

50 16 Annual Conference, 1959-1968

50 17 Annual Conference, 1959-1968

50 18 Annual Conference, 1959-1968

50 19 Annual Conference, 1959-1968

50 20 Annual Conference, 1959-1968

50 21 Annual Conference, 1959-1968

50 22 Annual Conference, 1959-1968

50 23 Annual Conference, 1959-1968

50 24 Annual Conference, 1959-1968

50 25 Annual Conference, 1959-1968

50 26 Annual Conference, 1959-1968

50 27 Annual Conference, 1959-1968

50 28 Annual Conference, 1959-1968

50 29 Annual Conference, 1959-1968

50 30 Annual Conference, 1959-1968

50 31 Annual Reports, 1959-1960

51 1 Bombing North Vietnam, Statement on, 1967

51 2 Bombing Population Centers in North Vietnam, 1967

51 3 Bordelon, Msgr. Marvin, Director of the USCC Division of World Justice and Peace, 1968

51 4 Burns, Harmon, 1970

51 5 Civilian Damage and Dislocation in South Vietnam, Quade Statement on, 1967

51 6 Communism, Conference on-Dunbarton College, 1963

51 7 Conferences, 1962

51 8 Conscientious Objection: Correpondence, 1967-1969

51 9 Conscientious Objection: Correpondence, 1967-1969

51 10 Conscientious Objection: Printed Material, 1967-1969

51 11 Conscientious Objection: Program Working File, 1967-1969

51 12 Constitution, 1963

51 13 Dougherty, James E.-Conscience, Ideology, and Foreign Policy, 1961

51 14 Executive Council, 1961-1962

51 15 Executive Council, 1961

51 16 Executive Council, 1962

51 17 Executive Council, 1962

51 18 Feilchenfeld Seminars at SFS, 1952

51 19 Genocide and Human Rights Convention, 1964

51 20 Georgetown Meeting, 1967

51 21 Governors, Board of, 1966-1967

51 22 Governors, Board of: Election, 1967

51 23 Governors, Board of, 1966-1967

51 24 Humanae Vitea-Papal Encyclical, 1968

51 25 Immaculata College, 1967

51 26 International Law and Juridical Incitations Committee, 1965-1966

51 27 Johnson Renouncing Presidency Candidacy, Statement on, 1968

51 28 Juridical Institutions Committee, 1964

51 29 Keynote Speech, Ca. 1962

51 30 Lefever, Ernest W. - Principle and Necessity in Foreign Policy, 1961

51 31 Middle East Crisis: Presidential Statement, 1967

51 32 Middle East Crisis: Joint Statement, 1967

51 33 National Inter-Religious Conference on Peace, 1966

51 34 Negotiation Now, 1967

51 35 Newsletter, 1956-1960

51 36 Newsletter, 1961-1962

51 37 Newsletter, 1963-1964

51 38 Non-Proliferation Treaty, Statement on, 1968

51 39 Non-Proliferation Treaty, Statement on, 1968

51 40 Non-Proliferation Treaty, Statement on, 1968

51 41 Nuclear Threshold Must Not Be Crossed, 1968

51 42 Nuclear Weapon-Far East, 1968

51 43 Peace Award Luncheon, 1965

51 44 Population, 1964-1965

51 45 Population, 1964-1965

51 46 Press Clippings, 1958-1967

51 47 Press Releases, 1961

51 48 Program Committee, 1961

52 1 Schema 17-13: Commentaries, 1964-1965

52 2 Schema 17-13: Commentaries, 1964-1965

52 3 Schema 17-13: Commentaries, 1964-1965

52 4 Schema 17-13: Commentaries, 1964-1965

52 5 Schema 17-13: Commentaries, 1964-1965

52 6 Schema 17-13: Official, 1964-1965

52 7 Schema 17-13: Commentaries, 1964-1965

52 8 Schema 17-13: Official, 1964-1965

52 9 Southern Africa, Statement on: Dr. Ferkus - Pending, 1967

52 10 Steering Committee, 1959-1961

52 11 Steering Committee, 1959-1961

52 12 Vietnam Statement I, 1965

52 13 Vietnam Statement II, 1965

52 14 Vietnam Statement III, 1965

52 15 Vietnam Statement, 1966

52 16 Wood, Rawson L., 1968

52 17 World Peace and Justice, Secretariat for, 1964, 1968

52 18 Correspondence of Steven Bossi, 1969

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 52 19 Correspondence of Steven Bossi, 1970

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 52 20 Correspondence of Steven Bossi, 1971

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 52 21 Rural Issues: Correspondence of Kathleen White, January - June 1975

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 52 22 Rural Issues: Chronological Correspondence of Kathleen White, January - June 1975

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 52 23 Rural Issues: Correspondence of Kathleen White, July - December 1975

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 52 24 Rural Issues: Chronological Correspondence of Kathleen White, July - September 1975

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 52 25 Rural Issues: Chronological Correspondence of Kathleen White, October - December 1975

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 52 26 Rural Issues: Chronological Correspondence of Kathleen White, January - March 1976

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 52 27 Rural Issues: Chronological Correspondence of Kathleen White, April - June 1976

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 52 28 Rural Issues: Chronological Correspondence of Kathleen White, July - September 1976

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 52 29 Rural Issues: Chronological Correspondence of Kathleen White, October - December 1976

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 52 30 Rural Issues: Chronological Correspondence of Kathleen White, January - March 1977

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 52 31 Rural Issues: Chronological Correspondence of Kathleen White, April - June 1977

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 52 32 Rural Issues: Chronological Correspondence of Kathleen White, October - December 1977

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 Series 17: Records relating to the Rural Life Bureau, 1929-1955 (Box 53)

Correspondence, financial records, surveys, and printed material. Founded in 1920 under Edwin O'Hara, later bishop of Kansas City, the bureau sought to enrich the spiritual and material well being of rural people. O'Hara later founded the National Catholic Rural Life Conference, which was based in the mid-west, and this conference, whose archives are housed at Marquette University, eventually made the NCWC Rural Life Bureau obsolete.

 53 1 Rev. Edgar Schmiedeler: Correspondence, 1932

53 2 Rev. Edgar Schmiedeler: Correspondence, 1932

53 3 Rev. Edgar Schmiedeler: Correspondence, 1932

53 4 Financial Records, 1934-1935

53 5 Inter-Office Memoranda, Requisitions, 1929-1930

53 6 Inter-Office Memoranda, Requisitions, 1931

53 7 Inter-Office Memoranda, Requisitions, 1932

53 8 Rural and Family Report, 1938

53 9 Bishops Appointment: Correspondence, 1937

53 10 Diocesan Rural Life Bureaus and Directors : Correspondence, 1934

53 11 National Catholic Rural Life Conference: Constitutions and By-Laws, 1946

53 12 National Catholic Rural Life ConferenceCorrespondence, Reports, Etc., 1949-1950

53 13 National Catholic Rural Life ConferenceCorrespondence, Reports, Etc., 1951

53 14 National Catholic Rural Life Conference: Correspondence, Reports, Etc., 1952-1955

53 15 National Catholic Rural Life Conference: Printed Material, 1945-1953

53 16 National Catholic Rural Life Conference: Richmond Institute, November 6, 1937

53 17 National Catholic Rural Life Conference: Richmond Meeting, November 7-10, 1937

53 18 Blunder, William: Correspondence, 1932-1934

53 19 McNeil, Leon A.: Correspondence, 1932-1935

53 20 Requests for Information, 1931

53 21 Requests for Information, 1932

53 22 Baker and Taylor: Correspondence, 1930-1931

53 23 Baker and Taylor: Correspondence, 1931

53 24 Agricultural Adjustment Act, 1938

53 25 Rural Life Sunday-Liturgical Movement, 1930

53 26 Youngblood Survey, n.d.

53 27 Manuscripts, ca. 1931-1951

53 28 Publicity, 1931-1932

53 29 Printed Material, ca. 1932-1953

53 30 Printed Material: Catholic Rural Life Objectives, Volumes 1 and 2, 1935, 1936

53 31 Printed Material: Catholic Rural Life Objectives, Volumes 3 and 4, 1937, 1938

53 32 Correspondence with Seminaries and Seminarians, 1929-1930

53 33 Correspondence with Seminaries and Seminarians, 1929-1930

Series 18: Records of the Family Life Bureau, 1929-1974 (Boxes 53-62)

Correspondence divided into general administration and the meetings of the Catholic Conferences on Family life, plus publications of the bureau as well as other organizations. Inspired by the Papal Encyclical Casti connubii and established to develop family programs and projects nationwide, the bureau was associated with family life directors from across the country. Activities focused on meetings, field services, and publications regarding numerous aspects of marriage and parentage. Additional Family Life records deposited at the Center for Migration Studies at Staten Island, New York.

 54 1 Correspondence: Chronological, 1929-1930

54 2 Correspondence: Chronological, 1931-1932

54 3 Correspondence: Chronological, 1931-1932

54 4 Correspondence: Chronological, 1933

54 5 Correspondence: Chronological, 1933

54 6 Correspondence: Chronological, 1933

54 7 Correspondence: Chronological, 1933

54 8 Correspondence: Chronological, 1934

54 9 Correspondence: Chronological, 1934

54 10 Correspondence: Chronological, 1934

54 11 Correspondence: Chronological, 1935

54 12 Correspondence: Chronological, 1935

54 13 Correspondence: Chronological, 1936

54 14 Correspondence: Chronological, 1936

54 15 Correspondence: Chronological, 1938

54 16 Correspondence: Chronological, 1938

54 17 Correspondence: Chronological, 1939

54 18 Correspondence: Chronological, 1939

54 19 Correspondence: Chronological, 1939

54 20 Correspondence: Chronological, 1940

54 21 Correspondence: Chronological, 1940

54 22 Correspondence: Chronological, 1940

54 23 Correspondence: Chronological, 1940

54 24 Correspondence: Chronological, January-February 1941

54 25 Correspondence: Chronological, February-March 1941

54 26 Correspondence: Chronological, April-May 1941

54 27 Correspondence: Chronological, June-August 1941

55 1 Correspondence: Chronological, January 1942

55 2 Correspondence: Chronological, February 1942

55 3 Correspondence: Chronological, March 1942

55 4 Correspondence: Chronological, April 1942

55 5 Correspondence: Chronological, May 1942

55 6 Correspondence: Chronological, June 1942

55 7 Correspondence: Chronological, July 1942

55 8 Correspondence: Chronological, August 1942

55 9 Correspondence: Chronological, September-October 1942

55 10 Correspondence: Chronological, January-February 1943

55 11 Correspondence: Chronological, March-June 1943

55 12 Correspondence: Chronological, July-September 1943

55 13 Correspondence: Chronological, September-November 1943

55 14 Correspondence - Rural: Chronological, 1943

55 15 Correspondence - : Chronological, 1944

55 16 Correspondence: Chronological, 1944

55 17 Correspondence: Chronological, 1944

55 18 Correspondence: Chronological, 1944

55 19 Correspondence: Chronological, January-February 1945

55 20 Correspondence: Chronological, March 1945

55 21 Correspondence: Chronological, April 1945

55 22 Correspondence: Chronological, May 1945

55 23 Correspondence: Chronological, June 1945

55 24 Correspondence: Chronological, July-August 1945

55 25 Correspondence: Chronological, September 1945

55 26 Correspondence: Chronological, October-November 1945

56 1 Correspondence: Chronological, November-December 1945

56 2 Correspondence: Chronological, January 1946

56 3 Correspondence: Chronological, February 1946

56 4 Correspondence: Chronological, March 1946

56 5 Correspondence: Chronological, April 1946

56 6 Correspondence: Chronological, May 1946

56 7 Correspondence: Chronological, June 1946

56 8 Correspondence: Chronological, July-August 1946

56 9 Correspondence: Chronological, June-October 1946

56 10 Correspondence: Chronological, May 1947

56 11 Correspondence: Chronological, June 1947

56 12 Correspondence: Chronological, July 1947

56 13 Correspondence: Chronological, May 1948

56 14 Correspondence: Chronological, June 1948

56 15 Correspondence: Chronological, July 1948

56 16 Correspondence: Chronological, August 1948

56 17 Correspondence: Chronological, September 1948

56 18 Correspondence: Chronological, October 1948

56 19 Correspondence: Chronological, November 1948

56 20 Correspondence: Chronological, December 1948

56 21 Correspondence: Chronological, January 1949

56 22 Correspondence: Chronological, February 1949

56 23 Correspondence: Chronological, March 1949

56 24 Correspondence: Chronological, April 1949

56 25 Correspondence: Chronological, May 1949

56 26 Correspondence: Chronological, July 1949

56 27 Correspondence: Chronological, August 1949

57 1 Correspondence: Chronological, September 1949

57 2 Correspondence: Chronological, February 1952

57 3 Correspondence: Chronological, March 1952

57 4 Correspondence: Chronological, April 1952

57 5 Correspondence: Chronological, May 1952

57 6 Correspondence: Chronological, June 1952

57 7 Correspondence: Chronological, July 1952

57 8 Correspondence: Chronological, August 1952

57 9 Correspondence: Chronological, September 1952

57 10 Correspondence: Chronological, October 1952

57 11 Correspondence: Chronological, November 1952

57 12 Correspondence: Chronological, December 1952

57 13 Correspondence: Chronological, 1953

57 14 Correspondence: Chronological, 1953

57 15 Correspondence: Chronological, 1953

57 16 Correspondence: Chronological, 1953

57 17 Correspondence (A-Z): Alter, Bishop, 1944-1945

57 18 Correspondence (A-Z): (A-Z) Beneductus, Sister Mary, 1933-1936

57 19 Correspondence (A-Z): Callahan, Mary M.S., 1936-1937

57 20 Correspondence (A-Z): Confrey, Dr. Burton, 1933-1934

57 21 Correspondence (A-Z): Fink, Francis A. OSV, 1934-1935

57 22 Correspondence (A-Z): Fink, Francis A. OSV, 1936

57 23 Correspondence (A-Z): Fink, Francis A. OSV, 1937

57 24 Correspondence (A-Z): Fink, Francis A. OSV, 1938

57 25 Correspondence (A-Z): Fink, Francis A. OSV, 1939

57 26 Correspondence (A-Z): Fink, Francis A. OSV, 1940

57 27 Correspondence (A-Z): Fink, Francis A. OSV, 1941

57 28 Correspondence (A-Z): Fink, Francis A. OSV, 1942

57 29 Correspondence (A-Z): Fogarty, Rev. James CSC, 1936-1937

57 30 Correspondence (A-Z): Schmiedeler, Rev. Edgar OSB-Personal, 1932-1933

57 31 Correspondence (A-Z): Schmiedeler, Rev. Edgar OSB-Personal, 1937

57 32 Correspondence (A-Z): Schmiedeler, Rev. Edgar OSB-Personal, 1938

57 33 Correspondence (A-Z): Schmiedeler, Rev. Edgar OSB-Personal, 1940

57 34 Correspondence (A-Z): Schmiedeler, Rev. Edgar OSB-Personal, 1942-1943

57 35 Correspondence (A-Z): Schmiedeler, Rev. Edgar OSB-Personal, 1944-1950

57 36 Correspondence (A-Z): Schmiedeler, Rev. Edgar OSB-Personal, 1938

58 1 Subject Files (A-Z): Catholic Mother of the Year, 1942-1949

58 2 Subject Files (A-Z): Family Allowances, 1951

58 3 Subject Files (A-Z): Information Requests and Literature Distribution, 1934

58 4 Subject Files (A-Z): National Family Week, 1943

58 5 Subject Files (A-Z): National Family Week, 1944

58 6 Subject Files (A-Z): National Family Week, 1945

58 7 Subject Files (A-Z): National Family Week, 1946

58 8 Subject Files (A-Z): National Family Week, 1947

58 9 Subject Files (A-Z): National Family Week: Catholic Committee Correspondence, 1942-1943

58 10 Subject Files (A-Z): National Family Week: Catholic Committee, 1943

58 11 Subject Files (A-Z): National Family Week: Joint Committee Correspondence, 1942-1943

58 12 Subject Files (A-Z): National Family Week: 'The Wedding Ring', 1944-1950

58 13 Miscellaneous and Unfiled, 1947-1953

58 14 Miscellaneous and Unfiled, 1947-1953

58 15 Miscellaneous and Unfiled, 1947-1953

58 16 Miscellaneous and Unfiled, 1947-1953

59 1 Chronological: Washington Conference-Addresses, 1931

59 2 Chronological: Conference (Location Unknown)-Addresses, 1932

59 3 Chronological: Cleveland Conference-Articles, 1933

59 4 Chronological: Cleveland Conference-Correspondence, 1933

59 5 Chronological: Cleveland Conference-Miscellaneous, 1933

59 6 Chronological: Cleveland Conference-Pamphlets, 1933

59 7 Chronological: Cleveland Conference-Speeches, 1933

59 8 Chronological: Cleveland Conference-Correspondence, 1934

59 9 Chronological: Cleveland Conference-Miscellaneous, 1934

59 10 Chronological: Cleveland Conference-Programs, 1934

59 11 Chronological: Cleveland Conference-Speeches, 1934

59 12 Chronological: Milwaukee Conference-Correspondence, 1934

59 13 Chronological: Hartford Conference-Correspondence, 1935

59 14 Chronological: Hartford Conference-Correspondence, 1935

59 15 Chronological: Marygrove Conference-Addresses, 1936

59 16 Chronological: Marygrove Conference-Articles, 1936

59 17 Chronological: Marygrove Conference-Articles, 1936

59 18 Chronological: Marygrove Conference-Correspondence, 1936

59 19 Chronological: Marygrove Conference-Speeches, Clippings, 1936

59 20 Chronological: Holy Cross Conference-Articles, 1937

59 21 Chronological: Chicago Conference-Correspondence, 1938

59 22 Chronological: Washington Conference-Acceptances, 1939

59 23 Chronological: Washington Conference-Articles, 1939

59 24 Chronological: Washington Conference-Articles, Addresses, 1939

59 25 Chronological: Washington Conference-Articles, Addresses, 1939

59 26 Chronological: Washington Conference-Papers, 1939

59 27 Chronological: Washington Conference-Refusals, 1939

59 28 Chronological: Washington Conference-Speeches, 1939

59 29 Chronological: Washington Conference-Speeches, 1939

59 30 Chronological: Washington Conference-Sponsors, 1939

59 31 Chronological: New Rochelle Conference-Articles, 1940

59 32 Chronological: New Rochelle Conference-Miscellaneous, 1940

59 33 Chronological: Conference (Location Unknown)-Addresses, 1941

59 34 Chronological: Conference (Location Unknown)-Articles, 1941

60 1 Chronological: Saint Louis Conference-Addresses, 1942

60 2 Chronological: Saint Louis Conference-Articles, 1942

60 3 Chronological: Saint Louis Conference-Articles, 1942

60 4 Chronological: Saint Louis Conference-Articles, 1942

60 5 Chronological: Saint Louis Conference-Articles, Addresses, 1942

60 6 Chronological: Saint Louis Conference-Miscellaneous, 1942

60 7 Chronological: Saint Louis Conference-Speaking Correspondence, 1942

60 8 Chronological: Conference (Location Unknown)-Addresses, 1943

60 9 Chronological: Conference (Location Unknown)-Articles, 1943

60 10 Chronological: Washington Conference-Articles, 1944

60 11 Chronological: Washington Conference-Committee Correspondence, 1944

60 12 Chronological: Washington Conference-Correspondence (A-M), 1944

60 13 Chronological: Washington Conference-Correspondence (N-Z), 1944

60 14 Chronological: Washington Conference-Expenses, 1944

60 15 Chronological: Washington Conference-Invitations, 1944

60 16 Chronological: Washington Conference-Program, 1944

60 17 Chronological: Washington Conference-Articles, Book Reviews, 1945

60 18 Chronological: Washington Conference-Program, 1945

60 19 Chronological: Washington Conference-Conference Speakers, 1946

60 20 Chronological: Washington Conference-Conference Speakers, 1946

60 21 Chronological: Washington Conference-Program, 1946

60 22 Chronological: Chicago Conference-Articles, Addresses, 1947

60 23 Chronological: Chicago Conference-Articles, Addresses, 1947

60 24 Chronological: Chicago Conference-Miscellaneous, 1947

60 25 Chronological: Chicago Conference-Program, 1947

60 26 Chronological: Chicago Conference-Refusals, 1947

60 27 Chronological: Hartford Conference-Articles, Addresses, 1948

60 28 Chronological: Hartford Conference-Articles, Addresses, 1948

61 1 Chronological: Hartford Conference - Awards, 1948

61 2 Chronological: Hartford Conference - Bishops' Letters, 1948

61 3 Chronological: Hartford Conference - Miscellaneous, 1948

61 4 Chronological: Hartford Conference - Miscellaneous, 1948

61 5 Chronological: Hartford Conference - Notes, 1948

61 6 Chronological: Hartford Conference - Press Reports, 1948

61 7 Chronological: Hartford Conference - Speakers, 1948

61 8 Chronological: Hartford Conference - Speakers, 1948

61 9 Chronological: Conference (Location Unkown) - Articles, Addresses, 1949

61 10 Chronological: St. Louis Conference - Clippings, 1951

61 11 Chronological: Conference (Location Unkown) - Articles, Addresses, 1953

61 12 Scrapbook: First Family Life Conference And Family Life Week, 1944

61 13 Institutes For United States Air Force: Binder, 1961

61 14 Magazine: The Family Apostolate, 1951-1956

Set 1

 61 15 Magazine: The Family Apostolate, 1951-1956

Set 2

 61 16 Magazine: The Family Apostolate, 1951-1956

Set 3

 61 17 Newsletter: Catholic Family Leader: Correspondence, 1961-1974

61 18 Newsletter: Catholic Family Leader, 1961-1974

Set 1

 61 19 Newsletter: Catholic Family Leader, 1961-1974

Set 2

 61 20 Booklet: The Parent-Educator, Volume I, 1931

69 pages, 4 copies

 61 21 Booklet: The Parent-Educator, Volume II, 1932

58 pages, 3 copies

 61 22 Booklet: The Parent-Educator, Volume III, 1933

71 pages, 2 copies

 61 23 Pamphlet: Catholic Rural Life by Edgar Schmiedeler, 1932

24 pages, 1 copy

 61 24 Pamphlet: Catholic Rural Activities by Edgar Schmiedeler, 1933

19 pages, 1 copy

 61 25 Pamphlet: The Religious Under-Priveleged Child by Edgar Schmiedeler, 1933

24 pages, 2 copies

 61 26 Pamphlets: The Family; and The Family - a Study Club Outline, 1931, 1933

21 pages, 1 copy and 14 pages, 1 copy, respectively

 61 27 Pamphlet: Conserving the Family by Edgar, 1931

24 pages, 4 copies

 61 28 Pamphlet: Parent and Child by Edgar Schmiedeler, 1933-1934

32 pages, 8 copies

 61 29 Pamphlet: The Encyclicals and Agriculture by Edgar Schmiedeler, 1936

10 pages, 1 copy

 62 1 Pamphlet: Concerning Parents by Father Edgar Schmiedeler, Mar. 15, 1940

31 pages, 1 copy

 62 2 Pamphlet: The Threat of American Decline by Father Edgar Schmiedeler, ca. 1941

31 pages, 10 copies

 62 3 Pamphlet: A Holy War Against the Enemies of the Home and Nation by Father Edgar Schmiedeler, 1942

35 pages, 5 copies

 62 4 Pamphlet: Near Equality with Men - So What: A Discussion of Women in Industry, 1944

14 pages, 6 copies

 62 5 Booklet: The Family Faces Forward, 1945

157 pages, 3 copies

 62 6 Leaflets: A Pledge to Christian Marriage and A Prayer to the Holy Family, 1947

62 7 Pamphlet: The Family, A School of Virtues by Edgar Schmiedeler, 1949

77 pages, 1 copy

 62 8 Booklet: Catholic Mother of the Year 1942-1949, 1949

unnumbered pages, 1 copy

 62 9 Pamphlet: Please! Shelter for my Family by Ernest J. Bohn, Feb. 6, 1946

19 pages, 3 copies

 62 10 Booklet: Home Economics, Caring for the Home and Family by Mary L. Callahan, 1946

103 pages, 3 copies

 62 11 Pamphlet: Marriage Counseling, 1950

47 pages, 1 copy

 62 12 Pamphlets: Engagement: The Catholic Way and Engagement: A Guide for Catholic Couples by Irvine de Blanc, 1956, 1961

29 pages, 2 copies and 48 pages, 1 copy, respectively

 62 13 Booklet: Together in Christ: A Teaching Manual by Henry V. Slater, 1960

57 pages, 1 copy

 62 14 Booklet: Birth Control and Public Policy by Norman St. John-Stevas, 1964

83 pages, 1 copy

 62 15 Pamphlet: The Teams of Our Lady, 1965

6 pages, 1 copy

 62 16 Leaflet: Sex Education Bulletin, 1968

8 pages, 1 copy

 62 17 Pamphlet: Destroying America: An Open Letter by Edgar Schmiedeler, n.d.

8 pages, 3 copies

 62 18 Pamphlet: Family Rights by Edgar Schmiedeler, n.d.

32 pages, 1 copy

 62 19 Pamphlet: For Better, For Worse by Edgar Schmiedeler, n.d.

15 pages, 1 copy

 62 20 Pamphlet: Priestly Aspects of Christian Parenthood by Edgar Schmiedeler, n.d.

16 pages, 2 copies

 62 21 Pamphlet: Some Guiding Thoughts for Parents by Edgar Schmiedeler, n.d.

12 pages, 3 copies

 62 22 Booklet: Sterilization in the United States by Edgar Schmiedeler, n.d.

38 pages, 4 copies

 62 23 Pamphlet: The Association of the Holy Family by Edgar Schmiedeler, n.d.

16 pages, 2 copies

 62 24 Booklet: The Holy Father Speaks to Newlyweds, n.d.

56 pages, 2 copies

 62 25 Pamphlet: The Program of the Catholic Conference on Family Life by Edgar Schmiedeler, n.d.

30 pages, 8 copies

 62 26 Booklet: They're Growing Up by Edgar Schmiedeler, n.d.

24 pages, 5 copies

 62 27 Pamphlet: Training in Chastity by Edgar Schmiedeler, n.d.

15 pages, 2 copies

 62 28 Booklet: Your Baby's Health by Hugh Dwyer, n.d.

70 pages, 4 copies

 62 29 Booklet: Preparation for Catholic Family Life by Bakewell Morrison, n.d.

156 pages, 1 copy

 62 30 Pamphlet: Family Allowances by Edgar Schmiedeler, n.d.

19 pages, 4 copies

 62 31 Pamphlet: Family Catholic Action by Margaret M. Bedard, n.d.

48 pages, 4 copies

 62 32 Leaflet: God Parents, You Have Rules by Mrs. W.F. Rohman, n.d.

11 pages, 2 copies

 62 33 Booklet: Parent Education Through Home and School, n.d.

69 pages, 3 copies

 62 34 Booklet: Pastors Look at the Family, n.d.

57 pages, 3 copies

 62 35 Booklet: Population Facts and Factors, n.d.

45 pages, 3 copies

 62 36 Booklet: The Case Worker and Family Planning: An Answer, n.d.

16 pages, 1 copy

 62 37 Pamphlet: The Catholic Church and Cooperatives by Edgar Schmiedeler, n.d.

10 pages, 1 copy

 62 38 Leaflet: The Child: Our Pledge, n.d.

2 pages, multiple copies

 62 39 Booklet: The Family Apostolate in Pictures, n.d.

unnumbered pages, 2 copies

 62 40 Pamphlet: The Family Life Bureau, The Activities it Promotes, The Channels it Utilizes, n.d.

30 pages, 2 copies

 62 41 Booklet: The Family Today - Catholic Appraisal, n.d.

163 pages, 1 copy

 62 42 Booklet: Towards a Better Family Life, n.d.

102 pages, 1 copy.

 62 43 Journal: The Catholic Educational Review (38:10), 'Trends in Rural Education' by Edgar Schmiedeler, December 1940

Complete issue of the journal with other articles.

 62 44 Journal: The Catholic Family Monthly (38), 'Thoughts and Proposed Activities for National Family Week ,' by Edgar Schmiedeler, May 1943

Complete issue of the journal with other articles.

 62 45 Journal: The Ecclesiastical Review , articles by Edgar Schmiedeler, 1933, 1937

Complete issue of the journal with other articles.

 62 46 Journal: The Ecclesiastical Review, articles by Edgar Schmiedeler, 1938-1939

Complete issue of the journal with other articles.

 62 47 Journal: The Ecclesiastical Review, articles by Edgar Schmiedeler, 1940

Complete issue of the journal with other articles.

 62 48 Journal: The Homiletic And Pastoral Review, articles by Edgar Schmiedeler, 1934

Complete issue of the journal with other articles.

 62 49 Journal: The Homiletic And Pastoral Review, articles by Edgar Schmiedeler, 1935, 1939

Complete issue of the journal with other articles.

 62 50 Pamphlet: Letter to an Unborn Child and His Answer by Thomas J. Cawley, 1951

11 pages, 2 copies

 62 51 Pamphlet: St. Joseph's Hospital - Your Exceptional Child by Thomas J. Cawley, n.d.

49 pages, 1 copy

 62 52 Pamphlet: Institute of Social Order - Religion and the Child by John L. Thomas, SJ, 1951

6 pages, 1 copy

 62 53 Booklet: Happiness in Marriage: an Ethico-Medical Interpretation, 1951

61 pages, 5 copies

 62 54 Booklet: Catholic Action Series: The Church in Latin America by Sisters Mary F. Lochemes and Mary Patrice McNamara, 1946

56 pages, 1 copy

 62 55 Booklet: Catholic Action Series: The Sacrementals by Charles J. McNeill, 1946

56 pages, 1 copy

 62 56 Booklet: Catholic Action Series: Prayers by Charles J. McNeill, 1947

55 pages, 1 copy

 62 57 Booklet: Catholic Action Series: The Annual Cycle of Redemption by Leon A McNeill and Angela Clendenin, 1949

56 pages, 1 copy

 62 58 Booklet: Catholic Action Series: Altar and Sanctuary by Angela Clendenin, 1949

56 pages, 1 copy

 62 59 Booklet: Catholic Action Series: Mary's Message by Don Sharkey, 1949

56 pages, 1 copy

 62 60 Booklet: Catholic Action Series: The Divine Love Story; Part III: the Sacraments by Gregory Smith and Charles J. McNeill, 1949

56 pages, 1 copy

 62 61 Booklet: Catholic Action Series: Our American Heritage by Don Sharkey and Sister Loretta Clare, 1953

56 pages, 1 copy

 62 62 Booklet: Catholic Action Series: The Apostle's Creed by Gregory Smith and Charles J. McNeill, 1954

56 pages, 1 copy

 62 63 Booklet: Catholic Action Series: Praying the Mass by John J. Butler and Angela Clendenin, 1955

56 pages, 1 copy

 62 64 Booklet: Catholic Action Series: The Commandments by Gregory Smith and Charles J. McNeill, 1955

56 pages, 1 copy

 Series 19: Oversize, 1922-1957, 1970 (Boxes 63-65)

Files and printed material relating to papal encyclicals, including translations, transcripts of the congressional testimony of Arthur Goldberg regarding the Taft-Hartly Act, CCIP meetings, and reports of the 1970 Committee on Society, Development and Peace.

 63 1 Committee on Society, Development and Peace: The Desperate Imperative - Report, 1972

63 2 Committee on Society, Development and Peace: Reports, 4/03/1970-4/09/1970

63 3 Committee on Society, Development and Peace: Reports, 4/03/1970-4/09/1970

63 4 Committee on Society, Development and Peace: Reports, 4/03/1970-4/09/1970

63 5 Encyclical Letter: Annotated Summary by Raymond A. McGowan, 1931

63 6 Encyclical Letter: File Copies, 1931

63 7 Encyclical Letter: Foreign Translations, 1931

63 8 Encyclical Letter: Miscellaneous Printed Matter, 1931

63 9 Encyclical Letter: Miscellaneous Printed Matter, 1931-1940

63 10 Encyclical Letter: Social Action Department (SAD) Analysis, 1931

63 11 Encyclical Letter: Typescript Copy, 1931

63 12 Encyclical Letter: Typescript Copy, Notes, 1931

63 13 Encyclical Letter: Typescript, Memos, Etc., 1933

63 14 Encyclical Letter: Correspondence, 1937

63 15 Encyclical Letter: Foreign Translations, 1937

63 16 Encyclical Letter: Notes, Typescripts, 1937

63 17 Encyclical Letter: Miscellaneous Printed Matter, 1937

63 18 Encyclical Letter: R.N. - O.A., 1942

63 19 Encyclical Anniversary Statement: Proposed; Not Issued, 1951

63 20 Encyclical 's Anniversary, 2/21/1951

63 21 Encyclical Letter of 1891, n.d.

63 22 Encyclical Letter: Reference List - National Catholic Welfare Conference (NCWC), n.d.

63 23 Encyclical Letter: Reference List - National Catholic Welfare Conference (NCWC), n.d.

63 24 Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee: Testimony of Arthur J. Goldberg: Taft-Hartley, 1949

64 1 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Milwaukee Meeting - Clippings, 1923

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 64 2 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Pittsburgh Meeting - Clippings, 1924

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 64 3 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Cleveland Meeting - Clippings, 10/1926

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 64 4 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Denver Meeting - Clippings, 1/1927

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 64 5 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Harrisburg Meeting - Clippings, 3/1927

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 64 6 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Detroit Meeting - Clippings, 7/01/1927-7/02/1927

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 64 7 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Buffalo Meeting - Clippings, 11/15/1927-11/16/1927

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 64 8 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Cincinnati Meeting - Clippings, 6/19/1928-6/20/1928

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 64 9 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Hartford Meeting - Clippings, 12/03/1928-12/04/1928

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 64 10 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Wheeling Meeting - Clippings, 3/13/1929-3/14/1929

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 64 11 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Denver Meeting - Clippings, 5/12/1930-5/13/1930

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 64 12 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Saint Paul Meeting - Clippings, 6/02/1930-6/03/1930

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 64 13 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Washington Meeting - Clippings, 12/01/1930-1/30/1931

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 64 14 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Cleveland Meeting - Clippings, 3/09/1931-3/10/1931

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 64 15 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Denver Meeting - Clippings, 4/20/1931-4/21/1931

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 64 16 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Saint Louis Meeting - Clippings, 9/05/1931-9/07/1931

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 64 17 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Rochester Meeting - Clippings, 10/14/1931-10/15/1931

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 64 18 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Milwaukee Meeting - Clippings, 11/16/1931-11/17/1931

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 64 19 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): New Bedford Meeting - Clippings, 2/15/1932-2/16/1932

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 64 20 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Los Angeles Meeting - Clippings, 4/04/1932-4/05/1932

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 64 21 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Providence Meeting - Clippings, 11/15/1932-11/16/1932

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 64 22 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Albany Meeting - Clippings, 12/12/1932-12/13/1932

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 64 23 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): New York Meeting - Clippings, 2/01/1933-2/30/1933

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 64 24 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Fort Wayne Meeting - Clippings, 3/01/1933-3/30/1933

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 64 25 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): San Francisco Meeting - Clippings, 5/01/1933-5/31/1933

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 64 26 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Chicago Meeting - Clippings, 10/25/1933

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 64 27 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Detroit Meeting - Clippings, 12/04/1933-12/05/1933

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 64 28 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Pittsburgh Meeting - Clippings, 2/12/1934-2/13/1934

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 64 29 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Denver Meeting - Clippings, 3/15/1934-3/16/1934

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 64 30 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Kansas City Meeting - Clippings, 5/28/1934-5/29/1934

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 64 31 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Harrisburg Meeting - Clippings, 11/27/1934-11/28/1934

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 64 32 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Buffalo Meeting - Clippings, 12/18/1934-12/19/1934

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 64 33 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Saint Louis Meeting - Clippings, 2/25/1935-2/26/1935

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 64 34 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Cincinnati Meeting - Clippings, 3/01/1935-3/30/1935

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 64 35 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Denver Meeting - Clippings, 5/22/1935-5/23/1935

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 64 36 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Syracuse Meeting - Clippings, 5/22/1935-5/23/1935

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 64 37 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Chicago Meeting - Clippings, 1/27/1936-1/28/1936

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 64 38 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Schnectady Meeting - Clippings, 2/24/1936-2/25/1936

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 64 39 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): San Francisco Meeting - Clippings, 6/8-9/1936

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 64 40 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Rochester Meeting - Clippings, 11/30/1936-12/01/1936

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 64 41 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Des Moines Meeting - Clippings, 2/1-2/1937

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 64 42 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Fresno Meeting - Clippings, 3/08/1937-3/09/1937

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 64 43 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Denver Meeting - Clippings, 5/24/1937-5/25/1937

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 64 44 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP), 10/17/1937-10/19/1937

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 65 1 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Catholic Action Week, Los Angeles -Clippings, 5/03/1934-5/04/1934

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 65 2 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1938-1956

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 65 3 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1932-1933

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 65 4 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Scrapbook (Loose), 1929-1930

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 65 5 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): General Information-Milwaukee Blacks, 1925,1929

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 65 6 Catholic Conference of Industrial Problems (CCIP): Scrapbook (Partial), 1929-1930

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 Series 20: Publications and Printed Material, 1920-1969 (Boxes 66-70)

Printed material published by both the department and other organizations including pamphlets, booklets, manuals, newsletters, and news releases regarding a variety of largely social and economic issues and events. Of particular interest is The Yardstick, Catholic Tests of the Social Order, a regular news commentary originated by Father McGowan in the 1930s and continued until 2001 by his successor Msgr. George Higgins. The McGowan years, 1933-1944, are present here and duplicated in the Higgins Papers, which house the latter's contributions, 1944-2001. Another noted publication was the Social Action Notes for Priests, 1941-1968, available in part on microfilm and with both bound and loose issues.

66 1 Cultural, 1932-1937

66 2 Cultural, 1932-1937

66 3 Cultural, 1937

66 4 Cultural, 1937

66 5 Fight Against War and Fascism/Spanish Revolution, 1937

66 6 Fight Against War and Fascism/Spanish Revolution, 1937

66 7 Guilds, 1938

66 8 Housing, 1937, n.d.

66 9 Housing, 1937, n.d.

66 10 Income, 1938

66 11 Industrial Mobilization Plan, 1938

66 12 Industries, Studies of, 1938

66 13 International Labor Organization, 1936

66 14 Labor Law, 1936

66 15 Labor Legislation--General, 1937

66 16 Labor Legislation--General, 1937

66 17 Labor Legislation--General, 1937

66 18 Labor Spies, 1937

66 19 Law, 1937-1938

66 20 Laymen, 1937

66 21 Lectures, 1936

66 22 Magazines, 1936-1937

66 23 Magazines, Catholic Social (samples), 1937

66 24 Married Women in Industry, 1939-1940

66 25 Married Women in Industry, 1939-1940

66 26 Mexico, 1936

66 27 Missions, 1936

66 28 Money, 1939

66 29 National Labor Relations Board, 1937-1938

66 30 Negro, 1932-1940

66 31 Negro, 1932-1940

66 32 Organizations, 1937-1938

66 33 Pamphlets - Miscellaneous, 1933-1937

66 34 Pamphlets - Miscellaneous, 1933-1937

66 35 Pamphlets - Miscellaneous, 1933-1937

66 36 Pamphlets - Miscellaneous, 1933-1937

66 37 Partnership Plans, 1936

66 38 Peace, 1938

66 39 Peace, 1938

67 1 Peace - Foreign, 1936-1938

67 2 People's Press, n.d.

67 3 Prices, 1938

67 4 Propaganda, 1937

67 5 Public Works, 1938

67 6 Puerto Rico, 1936

67 7 Radio Speeches, 1936

67 8 Railroads, 1936-1938

67 9 Railroads, 1936-1938

67 10 Railroads, 1936-1938

67 11 Ryan-Miscellaneous Publications, 1920-1936

67 12 Ryan-Miscellaneous Publications, 1920-1936

67 13 Ryan-Miscellaneous Publications, 1920-1936

67 14 Ryan-Miscellaneous Publications, 1920-1936

67 15 Sermons, 1937-1938

67 16 Social Security, 1936-1938

67 17 Social Security, 1936-1938

67 18 Social Security, 1936-1938

67 19 Social Security, 1936-1938

67 20 Socialism and Non-C.P. Communists, 1937-1938

67 21 Socialism and Non-C.P. Communists, 1937-1938

67 22 Socialism and Non-C.P. Communists, 1937-1938

67 23 Social Action Department Statements, Testimony, 1933-1949

67 24 Social Action Department Statements, Testimony, 1950-1959

67 25 Social Action Department Statements, Testimony, 1960-1964

67 26 Social Action Department Statements, Testimony, 1965

67 27 Social Action Department Statements, Testimony, 1966

67 28 Social Action Department Statements, Testimony, 1967

67 29 Social Action Department Statements, Testimony, 1968-1969

67 30 Spanish Speaking Division, Organizational Manual (1), 1968-1969

67 31 Spanish Speaking Division, Organizational Manual (2), 1968-1969

68 1 Book: Bible And Labor, The by Joseph Husslein, S.J., 1924

221 pages, 1 copy

 68 2 Pamphlet: Women and Industry by Raymond A. McGowan, 1926

44 pages, 4 copies plus a leaflet advertisement for it, 1 copy

 68 3 Pamphet: The Labor Problem: What It Is, How To Solve It by Raymond A. McGowan and John A. Ryan, 1921, 1933, 1936

47 pages, 2 copies for 1921, reprints for 1933, 46 pages, 1 copy, and 1936, 48 pages, 1 copy.

 68 4 Pamphlet: The Christian Doctrine Of Property by John A. Ryan, 1923

48 pages, 5 copies

 68 5 Pamphlet: The Equal Rights Amendment In Relation To Protective Legislation For Women by John A. Ryan, 1929

13 pages, 2 copies

 68 6 Pamphlet: Unemployment: What Can Be Done About It? by John A. Ryan, 1929

30 pages, 2 copies

 68 7 Pamphlet: Pastoral Letter Of The American Bishops, 1919, 1920

80 pages, 1 copy plus a leaflet/advertisement, 8 pages, 1 copy

 68 8 Pamphlet: Religious Ideals In Industrial Relations by Cardinal William O'Connell, 1921

30 pages, 1 copy

 68 9 Leaflet: Study Referendum On The Anthracite Industry, 1926

1 page, 2 copies

 68 10 Booklet: The Enginemen's Strike On The Western Maryland Railroad, A Report by the Federal Council of Churches, Social Action Department of NCWC, and the Social Justice Commission of the Central Conference of America Rabbis, 1927

130 pages, 2 copies

 68 11 Pamphlet: Our Common Catholic Work: Some Common Problems For Common Catholic Action: A Symposium, 1929

31 pages, 1 copy , Introduction by Archbishop Edward J. Hanna.

 68 12 Pamphlet: Purpose Of The Parish Credit Union....by Frank O'Hara, 1930

11 pages, 1 copy

 68 13 Pamphlet: A Study Of Unemployment by Rev. Raymond A. McGowan, 1930

21 pages, 4 copies

 68 14 Booklet: Permanent Preventives Of Unemployment (Conference Addresses), 1931

100 pages, 4 copies

 68 15 Pamphlet: Capital And Labor by Msgr. John A. Ryan, 1920, 1931

30 pages, 1 copy; 24 pages, 1 copy

 68 16 Pamphlet: Forty Years After: Reconstructing The Social Order by Pope Pius Xi, 1931

48 pages, 1 copy. Additional copies in NCWC OGS.

 68 17 Pamphlets, Leaflets: Reconstructing The Social Order by Pope Pius Xi, Summary, Study Outline, 1931

68 18 Booklet: Toward Social Justice by Father Raymond A. McGowan, 1931

96 pages, 3 copies

 68 19 Pamphlet: Some Timely Commentaries On A Great Encyclical: A Symposium, 1932

22 pages, 5 copies

 68 20 Pamphlet: Catholic Principles And The Present Crisis by Msgr. John A. Ryan, 1932

12 pages, 1 copy

 68 21 Pamphlet: Manual Of Religious Vacation Schools by Rural Life Bureau, NCWC, 1930, 1933

48 pages, 1 copy; 103 pages, 2 copies

 68 22 Pamphlet: Social Justice In The 1935 Congress by Msgr. John A. Ryan, 1935

12 pages, 1 copy

 68 23 Pamphlet: Organized Social Justice: Notes And Study Outline by S.A.D. Staff, 1935

31 pages, 2 copies

 68 24 Pamphlet: The Shadow Of American Decline by Father Edgar Schmiedeler, 1935

20 pages, 1 copy

 68 25 Pamphlet: Communism, Survey and Study Club Outline, 1937

35 pages, 1 copy; 5 pages, 1 copy

 68 26 Pamphlet: Summary Of The Priests' Meeting At The National Social Action Conference, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, May 4, 1938, 1938

7 pages, 4 copies

 68 27 Pamphlet: Testimonial Dinner To Right Reverend John A. Ryan, DD On The Occasion Of His Seventieth Birthday Anniversary, May 25, 1939, 1939

23 pages, 1 copy

 68 28 Pamphlet: Catholics And The International Labor Organization by Father Albert Leroy, SJ, 1939

51 pages, 2 copies

 68 29 Pamphlet: Social Action Series No. 1: New Guilds: A Conversation by Father Raymond A. McGowan, 1937

32 pages, 4 copies

 68 30 Pamphlet: Social Action Series No. 2: Rugged Individualism by Father John F. Cronin, 1937

31 pages, 2 copies

 68 31 Pamphlet: Social Action Series No. 3: The Wages And Hours Of American Labor by Father Francis J. Haas, 1937

29 pages, 3 copies

 68 32 Pamphlet: Social Action Series No. 4: What Laws Must We Have? by Elizabeth Morrissy, 1937

32 pages, 2 copies

 68 33 Pamphlet: Social Action Series No. 5: Consumers Cooperatives by Rev. Edgar Schmiedeler, 1937

27 pages, 2 copies

 68 34 Pamphlet: Social Action Series No. 6: The American Labor Movement by Rev. Francis J. Haas, 1937

36 pages, 2 copies

 68 35 Pamphlet: Social Action Series No. 7: Credit Unions by Franck O'Hara, 1937

24 pages, 2 copies

 68 36 Pamphlet: Social Action Series No. 8: The Constitution And Catholic Industrial Teaching by Msgr. John A. Ryan, 1937

32 pages, 1 photocopy

 68 37 Pamphlet: Social Action Series No. 9: Prices In The United States by Father John F. Cronin, 1937

32 pages, 2 copies

 68 38 Pamphlet: Social Action Series No. 10: Economic Power In The United States by George T. Brown, 1937

32 pages, 1 copy

 68 39 Pamphlet: Social Action Series No. 11: Our Rural Proletariat by Father Edgar Schmiedeler, 1938

32 pages, 1 copy

 68 40 Pamphlet: Social Action Series No. 12: Debt System Or Property System by Richard Dana Skinner, 1938

31 pages, 1 photocopy

 68 41 Pamphlet: Social Action Series No. 13: Why The Guilds Decayed by Henry Somerville, 1938

32 pages, 1 copy

 68 42 Pamphlet: Social Action Series No. 14: Women In Industry by SAD members, 1938

32 pages, 2 copies

 68 43 Pamphlet: Social Action Series No. 15: Balanced Abundance by Father Edgar Schmiedeler, 1937

32 pages, 1 photocopy

 68 44 Pamphlet: Social Action Series No. 16: The Sound Old Guilds by Father Matthew Clancy, 1939

32 pages, 1 copy

 68 45 Pamphlet: Social Action Series No. 17: Negro Workers In Free America by Father Francis J. Gilligan, 1939

32 pages, 2 copies

 68 46 Pamphlet: Social Action Series No. 18: The Rural South: Problem Or Prospect? by Father Edgar Schmiedeler, 1940

31 pages, 1 copy

 68 47 Pamphlet: Social Action Series No. 19: Jobs, Prices, And Unions by Msgr. Francis J. Haas, 1941

32 pages, 2 copies

 68 48 Pamphlet: Social Action Series No. 20: Designs For Social Action by Father John M. Hayes, 1941

32 pages, 2 copies

 68 49 Pamphlet: Social Action Series No. 21: Vanishing Homesteads by Father Edgar Schmiedeler, 1941

32 pages, 1 copy

 68 50 Pamphlet: Social Action Series No. 22: Inflation And The Common Man by Martin E. Schirber, 1943

31 pages, 1 photocopy

 68 51 Pamphlet: Social Action Series No. 23: Sharing The Profit With Employees by Father Joseph B. Kenkel, 1943

28 pages, 3 copies

 68 52 Pamphlet: Christian Democracy Series No. 1: Citizen, Church, And State by Msgr. John A. Ryan, 1939

32 pages, 1 photocopy

 68 53 Pamphlet: Christian Democracy Series No. 2: American Democracy vs. Racism, Communism by Msgr. John A. Ryan, 1939

32 pages, 3 copies

 68 54 Pamphlet: Christian Democracy Series No. 3: Making Democracy Work by Jerome D. Kerwin, 1939

32 pages, 4 copies

 68 55 Pamphlet: Christian Democracy Series No. 4: The Pope's Peace Program And The United States by James M. Egan, 1941

32 pages, 3 copies

 68 56 Pamphlet: Christian Democracy Series No. 5: The Popes And Christian Citizenship by Father Francis J. Boland, CSC, 1941

36 pages, 2 copies

 68 57 Pamphlets: Interfaith Conference On Unemployment, 4-6 June 1940: Report and Unemployment Must Be Abolished, 1940

39 pages, 2 copies; 31 pages, 1 copy

 68 58 Pamphlet: Seminar On Negro Problems In The Field Of Social Action, 2-5 July 1946, 1946; 1947

36 pages, 1 copy; 36 pages, 6 copies

 68 59 Pamphlet: Sharing Management With Employees by Father Joseph B. Kenkel, 1947

31 pages, 1 copy

 68 60 Book: Catholic Social Action by Father John F. Cronin, 1948

247 pages, 1 copy

 68 61 Leaflet: Labor Day Statements, 1946 - 1949

68 62 Typescript: Report Of Social Order Committee Of 'Industry Council Plan', 1951

19 pages, 2 copies

 68 63 Leaflet: Labor Day Statements, 1950 - 1959

1951 missing.

 68 64 Leaflet: A Religious View Of Poverty: Statement Of The Department Of Social Action, February 28, 1964, 1964

12 pages, 2 copies

 68 65 Pamphlet: The Church And The Urban Crisis, 1968

4 copies

 68 66 Leaflet: Statement On The Catholic Conscientious Objector, October 15, 1969, 1969

2 pages, 1 copy

 68 67 Leaflet: Labor Day Statements, 1960 - 1969

For post 1969, see USCC OGS record group

 68 68 Pamphlet: Pope Leo's Encyclical On The Condition Of Labor: A Summary, n.d.

7 pages, 3 copies

 68 69 Leaflet: Right To Work Laws by Father John F. Cronin, n.d.

4 pages, 1 copy

 68 70 Leaflet: Lists Of Social Action Books, Booklets, Pamphlets, And Study Outlines For Sale, n.d.

68 71 Leaflet: The Social Action Department, n.d.

69 1 Social Action News Sheets, 1920-1924

69 2 Social Action News Sheets, 1925-1928

69 3 Social Action News Sheets, 1929-1932

69 4 Yardstick, The, 1933-1934

69 5 Social Action News Sheets, 1935

69 6 Father McGowan Says, 1936-1937

69 7 Father McGowan Says, 1938-1939

69 8 Father McGowan Says, 1939-1940

69 9 Yardstick, The, 1941

69 10 Yardstick, The, 1942

69 11 Yardstick, The, 1943

69 12 Yardstick, The, 1944

69 13 Social Action Fillers, 1935-1938

69 14 Press Releases, 1920

Acc. #81-5

 69 15 Yardstick Comments, 1937-1945

69 16 News Sheets, 1923

69 17 NC News Press Releases, 1933-1937

69 18 Catholic Hospital Association (CHA), 1942

69 19 Catholic Pamphlets - Foreign, 1934-1941

69 20 Catholic Publications - U.S., 1941-1942

69 21 AFL Pamphlets, Ca. 1942

69 22 Government, 1934-1960

69 23 Government - Labor, 1939-1942

70 1 Social Action Notes For Priests, 1946

70 2 Social Action Notes For Priests, 1947

70 3 Social Action Notes For Priests, 1948

70 4 Social Action Notes For Priests, 1949

70 5 Social Action Notes For Priests, 1950

70 6 Social Action Notes For Priests, 1951

70 7 Social Action Notes For Priests, 1952

70 8 Social Action Notes For Priests, 1953

70 9 Social Action Notes For Priests, 1954

70 10 Social Action Notes For Priests, 1955

70 11 Social Action Notes For Priests, 1956

70 12 Social Action Notes For Priests, 1957

70 13 Social Action Notes For Priests, 1958

70 14 Social Action Notes For Priests, 1959

70 15 Social Action Notes For Priests, 1960

70 16 Social Action Notes For Priests, 1961

70 17 Social Action Notes For Priests, 1962

70 18 Social Action Notes For Priests, 1963

70 19 Social Action Notes For Priests, 1964

70 20 Social Action Notes For Priests, 1965

70 21 Social Action Notes For Priests, 1966

70 22 Social Action Notes For Priests, 1967

70 23 Social Action Notes For Priests, January/February 1968

Last issue.

 70 24 Social Action Notes For Priests - Microfilm, December 1940-December 1951

One copy in collection, one at Reference in Mullen Library.

 Series 21: Photographs, 1936-1952, n.d. (Box 71)

Photographs pulled from various series, including General Department Files, Inter American Seminars, and the Field Secretary. In some instances, an entire file was transferred to the photo series, in others a photograph was photocopied with the former, moved to the photo series, and the latter retained in the file of origin. The photographs present a mix of events and portraits of important individuals.

 71 1 Personnel Files: Ryan, John A. Photograph (Photocopy), 1939

Original moved from Box 2, Folder 23, 8/99.

 71 2 Inter-American Seminar-Washington, DC, 1942

Originals moved from Box 5, Folder 3, 8/99

 71 3 Inter-American Seminar--Havana, Cuba, 1945-1946

Originals moved from Box 5, Folder 56, 8/99.

 71 4 Inter-American Catholic Social Action Confederation General Files, 1945-1952

Originals moved from Box 6, Folder 5, 8/99.

 71 5 Inter-American Catholic Social Action Confederation General Files, 1945-1952

Originals moved from Box 6, Folder 6, 8/99.

 71 6 Records of the Field Secretary Relating to Institutes on Industry and Social Action Chairman - General: Photographs of Students, n.d.

Originals moved from Box 29, Box 44, 8/99.

 71 7 Records of the Interracial Secretary of the Catholic Conference on Industrial Problems - Publicity, 1947-1951

Originals moved fom Box 39, Box 23, 8/99.

 71 8 Inter-American Conference Files, ca. 1950

Originals moved from Box 21, 8/99

 71 9 NCWC/USCC SAD Photographs, 1936-1952, n.d. 1. McGowan, Raymond, with unidentified gentlemen, n.d.

2 separate photos, 1 from Box 57, File 36, the other unknown, 8/99

 2. McGowan, Raymond, with unidentified gentlemen, n.d.

2 separate photos, 1 from Box 57, File 36, the other unknown, 8/99

 71 10 NCWC/USCC SAD Photographs, 1936-1952, n.d. 1. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: A-B, n.d.

3 x 4 Inch

 2. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: A-B, n.d.

8 x 10 Inch

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4 x 6 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

 6. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: A-B, n.d.

6 x 8 Inch

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6 x 8 Inch

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3 x 5 Inch

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4 x 6 Inch

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3 x 5 Inch

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4 x 6 Inch

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7 x 11 Inch

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4 x 6 Inch

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5 x 7 Inch

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5 x 7 Inch

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5 x 7 Inch

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6 x 8 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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6 x 8 Inch

 20. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: A-B, n.d.

8 x 10 Inch. Note refers to Mr. Barry as "a Negro."

 71 11 NCWC/USCC SAD Photographs, 1936-1952, n.d. 1. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: C, n.d.

4 x 6 Inch

 2. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: C, n.d.

4 x 6 Inch

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4 x 6 Inch

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4 x 6 Inch

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3 x 5 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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4 x 6 Inch

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4 x 6 Inch

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4 x 6 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

 71 12 NCWC/USCC SAD Photographs, 1936-1952, n.d. 1. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: D-E, n.d.

4 x 6 Inch

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6 x 8 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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4 x 6 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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4 x 6 Inch

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3 x 5 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

 71 13 NCWC/USCC SAD Photographs, 1936-1952, n.d. 1. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: F-G, n.d.

2 x 3 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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4 x 6 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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4 x 6 Inch

 71 14 NCWC/USCC SAD Photographs, 1936-1952, n.d. 1. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: H, n.d.

4 x 6 Inch

 2. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: H, n.d.

2 x 3 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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4 x 6 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

 71 15 NCWC/USCC SAD Photographs, 1936-1952, n.d. 1. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: I-L, n.d.

3 x 5 Inch

 2. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: I-L, n.d.

8 x 10 Inch

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1 x 1 1/2 Inch

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4 x 6 Inch

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4 x 6 Inch

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3 x 5 Inch

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3 x 5 Inch

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3 x 5 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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6 x 8 Inch

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6 x 8 Inch

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4 x 6 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

 71 16 NCWC/USCC SAD Photographs, 1936-1952, n.d. 1. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: M, n.d.

3 x 5 Inch

 2. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: M, n.d.

6 x 8 Inch

 3. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: M, n.d.

3 x 5 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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4 x 6 Inch

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3 x 5 Inch

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3 x 5 Inch

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4 x 6 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 11 Inch

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8 x 11 Inch

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8 x 11 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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5 x 7 Inch

 71 17 NCWC/USCC SAD Photographs, 1936-1952, n.d. 1. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: N-R, December 15, 1949

4 x 6 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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4 x 6 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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3 x 5 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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4 x 6 Inch

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2 x 3 Inch

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2 x 3 Inch

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3 x 4 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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6 x 8 Inch

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4 x 6 Inch

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4 x 6 Inch

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4 x 6 Inch

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6 x 8 Inch

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4 x 6 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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4 x 6 Inch

 71 18 NCWC/USCC SAD Photographs, 1936-1952, n.d. 1. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: S-T, n.d.

6 x 8 Inch

 2. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: S-T, n.d.

2 x 3 Inch

 3. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: S-T, n.d.

2 x 3 Inch

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4 x 6 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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4 x 6 Inch

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6 x 8 Inch

 71 19 NCWC/USCC SAD Photographs, 1936-1952, n.d. 1. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: U-W, September 14, 1936

8 x 10 Inch

 2. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: U-W, n.d.

3 x 5 Inch

 3. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: U-W, n.d.

4 x 6 Inch

 4. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: U-W, n.d.

8 x 10 Inch

 5. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: U-W, n.d.

4 x 6 Inch

 6. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: U-W, n.d.

8 x 11 Inch

 7. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: U-W, n.d.

2 x 3 Inch of each

 8. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: U-W, n.d.

4 x 6 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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4 x 6 Inch

 12. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: U-W, n.d.

8 x 10 Inch

 71 20 NCWC/USCC SAD Photographs, 1936-1952, n.d. 1. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: Misc., n.d.

8 x 10 Inch

 2. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: Misc., n.d.

8 x 10 Inch

 3. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: Misc., n.d.

8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

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8 x 10 Inch

 7. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: Misc., n.d.

2 - 2 x 3 Inch

 8. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: Misc., n.d.

8 x 10 Inch

 9. C.C.I.P. Morgue File: Misc., n.d.

5 - 4 x 6 Inch