Box 18

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A letter to the editor by Parsons, and a published press release from the NCWC New Service, pertaining to an open letter written by attorney Charles C. Marshall calling upon New York governor Alfred Smith to state his views regarding Church and State (March 1927). Also includes a later letter to the editor by Parsons on Marshall (October 1928).

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An essay on the affects of McCarthyism on a "socially minded Catholic" by an unknown author and notes on the appointment of Joseph Brown (J. B.) Matthews as the Executive Director of Senator Joseph McCarthy's Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations.

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Correspondence related to political and religious affairs in Mexico.

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Correspondence related to political and religious affairs in Mexico.

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Correspondence related to political and religious affairs in Mexico.

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Correspondence related to political and religious affairs in Mexico.

Scope and Contents Typescripts of writings related to political and relgious affairs in Mexico: an unnamed article written by a Mr. Hay in Mexico City (1926); a press release perhaps written by Parsons in response a pastoral letter of the Catholic Episcopate regarding Mexico (December 12, 1926); "The Church Question in Mexico" by Bishop Pascual Diaz (1927?); "Pages of Mexican History" by Alberto María Carreño; and two pieces by the National Synarchist Union (1937?). Also contains a typescript of reminiscences...

Scope and Contents Correspondence related to motion pictures and censorship, including between Parsons, Joseph A. Luther, SJ, Winfield Sheehan of the Fox Film Corporation, F. George Dinneen, SJ, Will Hays, and Arthur D. Maguire of the Detroit Council of Catholic Organizations. Also contains "What Will H. Hays Says About Criticism of Motion Pictures," based on a talk by Hays on the history and importance of mass entertainment (June 2, 1934), and a copy of a resolution with respect to the "'Detroit Plan' Against...

Scope and Contents Correspondence related to motion pictures and censorship, especially with regards to the Hays Code, including letters between Parsons, Martin Quigley, Daniel Lord, SJ, and Will Hays. Also contains "Motion Pictures: An Outline of the History and Achievements of the Screen From Its Earliest Beginnings to the Present Day" by Hays (1929); "A Code to Maintain Social and Community Values in the Production of Silent, Synchronized and Talking Motion Pictures," also known as the Hays Code or the...

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Correspondence related to motion pictures and censorship, including between Parsons, Daniel Lord, SJ, Joseph A. Luther, SJ, Winfield Sheehan of the Fox Film Corporation, F. George Dinneen, SJ, Patrick F. Scanlan, Martin Quigley, and Michael J. Ahern, SJ. Also contains mention of the Legion of Decency.

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Correspondence related to motion pictures and censorship, including between Parsons, Joseph A. Luther, SJ, Winfield Sheehan of the Fox Film Corporation, Will Hays, Joseph Breen, Michael J. Ahern, SJ, Patrick F. Scanlan, Edward S. Schwegler of the Legion of Decency, Pete Harrison of Harrison's Reports, Samuel K. Wilson, SJ, and Terry Ramsaye.

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Correspondence related to motion pictures and censorship, including between Parsons, Will Hays, Joseph Breen, Terry Ramsaye, Martin Quigley, and Martin Quigley, Jr. Also includes issues of the National Legion of Decency List.

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Correspondence regarding the journal Marian Studies, discussing articles for possible publication.

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Correspondence with and regarding the journal The Modern Schoolman, discussing articles for possible publication.

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Correspondence with the curia of the Maryland-New York Province (simply the Maryland Province after 1943).

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Correspondence with the curia of the Maryland-New York Province (simply the Maryland Province after 1943).

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Correspondence with the curia of the Maryland-New York Province (simply the Maryland Province after 1943).