Box 1

Scope and Contents 1 Typed Letter dated 1959 May 8 from Fr. Hugh Halton, O.P. to the editor of the "Saturday Evening Post," regarding the controversy at Princeton University over the teaching of Catholic theology. References to Fr. Halton being misquoted, contributing editor Harold H. Martin, Fr. Halton offering $1000 for any evidence that he said the alleged quotation, Fr. Halton asking for an apology from the "Post," and a visit by Alger Hiss to Princeton University. Sent from Oxford University, England to...

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1 Printed Article: Aidan M. Carr, O.F.M., "Princeton vs. Father Halton." "Homiletic and Pastoral Review," 1958 January. 1 Offprint of the article is also contained in this folder.

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1 Printed Article: Finis Farr, "Princeton and the Priest." "National Review." 1957 October 19.

Scope and Contents Note From the Collection: The Hugh Halton, O.P. and the Princeton Controversy Archive documents the controversy at Princeton University stemming from Fr. Halton's criticism of professors in the religion department. Fr. Halton argued that the professors did not interpret Catholic theology in an appropriate fashion. The collection includes one letter from Fr. Halton to the "Saturday Evening Post," newspaper and periodical clippings about the controversy, and a set of four pamphlets by Princeton professor emeritus...

Scope and Contents Note From the Collection: The Hugh Halton, O.P. and the Princeton Controversy Archive documents the controversy at Princeton University stemming from Fr. Halton's criticism of professors in the religion department. Fr. Halton argued that the professors did not interpret Catholic theology in an appropriate fashion. The collection includes one letter from Fr. Halton to the "Saturday Evening Post," newspaper and periodical clippings about the controversy, and a set of four pamphlets by Princeton professor emeritus...

Scope and Contents Note From the Collection: The Hugh Halton, O.P. and the Princeton Controversy Archive documents the controversy at Princeton University stemming from Fr. Halton's criticism of professors in the religion department. Fr. Halton argued that the professors did not interpret Catholic theology in an appropriate fashion. The collection includes one letter from Fr. Halton to the "Saturday Evening Post," newspaper and periodical clippings about the controversy, and a set of four pamphlets by Princeton professor emeritus...

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1 Printed Pamphlet: "Roman Catholic Controversy on the Campus of Princeton University" by George W. Elderkin, Professor Emeritus. Part 1. 1955 December.

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1 Printed Pamphlet: "Roman Catholic Controversy on the Campus of Princeton University" by George W. Elderkin, Professor Emeritus. Part 2. 1956 May.

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1 Printed Pamphlet: "Roman Catholic Controversy on the Campus of Princeton University" by George W. Elderkin, Professor Emeritus. Part 3. 1957 June.

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1 Printed Pamphlet: "Roman Catholic Controversy on the Campus of Princeton University" by George W. Elderkin, Professor Emeritus. Part 4. 1958 May.