Box 13

Correspondence with and materials related to the Knights of Columbus, especially Columbus Council 126 (New York), including "Accrediting the Columbus Council Courses" (undated). Also contains items about the organization's Committee on Catholic Interests, of which Parsons was part.

Correspondence with and materials related to the Knights of Columbus, especially Columbus Council 126 (New York), including "Suggestions for Catholic Action Program" (1930). Also contains items about the organization's Committee on Catholic Interests, of which Parsons was part.

Correspondence with the Committee of Catholics to Fight Anti-Semitism, later called the Committee of Catholics for Human Rights, in particular regarding a January 1940 article in their publication The Voice for Human Rights about a Montana congressman Jacob Thorkelson. A retraction was later published in April of that year.

Correspondence predominantly related to Parsons' positions at Catholic University, including his work with various committees.

Correspondence predominantly related to Parsons' positions at Catholic University, especially as part of the Advisory Committee on the School of Social Science and the selection process for a new dean. C. Joseph Nuesse would eventually be chosen to take over for Paul J. Fitzpatrick in 1952, who had held the position since Rev. Francis J. Haas' departure in 1943.

Correspondence regarding Parsons' Church of the Air (Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.) radio talks, including letters from listeners.

Correspondence regarding Parsons' Church of the Air (Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.) radio talks, including letters from listeners.

Correspondence predominantly with Joseph J. Quinn and J. H. Meier of the Catholic Press Association, including messages and bulletins for the executive board of which Parsons was part.

Correspondence predominantly with literary editor Edith Donovan and editor James M. Gillis, OSP, of The Catholic World concerning articles and reviews for the publication.

Correspondence predominantly with literary editor Edith Donovan and editor James M. Gillis, OSP, of The Catholic World concerning articles and reviews for the publication.

Correspondence from Dorothy S. Wells of the Citizens Council for Community Planning, Inc. (Washington, DC).

Correspondence predominantly with editor John "Jiggs" Donahue of the Knights of Columbus publication Columbia, concerning articles and reviews as well as comments from readers.

Correspondence predominantly with editor John "Jiggs" Donahue of the Knights of Columbus publication Columbia, concerning articles and reviews as well as comments from readers.

Correspondence concerning Parsons acting as censor for various manuscripts such as dissertations.