TABLE OF CONTENTS
Descriptive Summary
Biographical Note
Scope and Contents
Arrangement
Restrictions
Administrative Information
Related Material
Index Terms
Bibliography
Detailed Description of the Collection
Series 1: Personal Series, 1904-1953
Series 2: Professional Series, 1911-1953
Series 3: Government Service, 1917-1947
Series 4: Audio/Visual , 1904-1953
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An inventory of The Francis J. Haas Papers at The American Catholic History Research Center and University Archives
Contact Information:Mailing Address: The Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C. 20064
Telephone: 202-319-5065
Email: archives@mail.lib.cua.edu
URL: http://libraries.cua.edu/achrcua/index.html
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The American Catholic Research Center and University Archives |
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Francis J. Haas, 1889-1953 |
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The Francis J. Haas Papers |
| Dates: |
1904-1953 |
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65.5 linear feet; 131 boxes |
| Abstract: |
The materials in the Francis J. Haas Papers span Haas's life. The collection includes materials from his family, his time as a seminary student in the early 1900s, and his role as an educator and cleric from the 1920s until his death in 1953. |
| Collection Number: |
ACUA 009 |
Francis Joseph Haas devoted his life to the Catholic Church and the welfare of workers. Born in Racine, Wisconsin on March 18, 1889, he entered St. Francis Seminary in 1904. Ordained as a priest in 1913, Haas was assigned to Holy Rosary Parish in Milwaukee. In 1919 he left Milwaukee and pursued graduate studies at The Catholic University of America. Haas received his Ph.D. from CUA in 1922. For the next ten years (1922-1931) Haas was assigned to St Francis Seminary and taught at both St. Francis and Marquette University. He moved back to Washington, DC, in 1931 when he was appointed director of the National Catholic School of Social Service. Haas briefly returned to Wisconsin as the Rector of St. Francis Seminary in 1935. Two years later, in 1937, CUA appointed Haas the Dean of the School of Social Science. He continued as the Dean of the School of Social Science until elevated to the Episcopacy of the Diocese of Grand Rapids in 1943. Haas remained the Bishop of Grand Rapids until he died in 1953.
From the beginning of his clerical career Haas promoted social justice and worker rights as a public servant. His government service began in the early 1920s when he mediated a wage dispute in the newspaper industry in Milwaukee. Between 1933 and 1937 Haas became a national figure when he was appointed to number of positions in New Deal agencies, including the National Recovery Administration, the National Labor Board, the first National Labor Relations Board, and the Works Progress Administration. As a mediator he helped settle some of the most important labor conflicts in the country, such as the Minneapolis Teamsters strike in 1934. Wisconsin Governor Philip LaFollette Jr. appointed Haas as an original member of the Wisconsin Labor Relations Board in 1937. Throughout the latter half of the 1930s and the first half of the 1940s Haas worked regularly as a labor arbitrator throughout the country. The National War Labor Board, National Mediation Board, and the US Department of Labor, Mediation and Conciliation Services Department all routinely utilized Haas's keen labor arbitration skills to settle labor disputes. He worked diligently while on the National Resources Planning Board's Committee for Long Range Planning in 1940-1941 and represented the federal government as an observer at the International Labor Organization meetings in Philadelphia (1939) and Havana, Cuba (1944).
Haas also participated in a number of government committees that investigated Civil Rights issues. In 1943 President Roosevelt named Haas as the chairmen of the Fair Employment Practices (FEPC) and in 1947 President Truman appointed him as a member of the President's Committee on Civil Rights.
Although best known as a public servant, Haas was also a noted scholar. His dissertation investigated wages, hours, and working conditions in the men's clothing industry. It was published as Shop Floor Collective Bargaining: A Study of Wage Determination in the Men's Garment Industry in 1922. He published articles, commentaries, reviews, and pamphlets, many on the labor movement and social justice, throughout his life. His major work, Man and Society, was a well regarded sociological text published in 1930 (updated and reprinted in 1952). Haas also published the Vatican approved English translations of Rerum Novarum (1891) and Quadregisimo Anno (1931), the two major papal encyclicals that guided his activism and encouraged other priests and Catholics to be active in labor and social justice issues.
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The materials in the Francis J. Haas Collection span Haas's life. The collection includes materials from his family, his time as a seminary student in the early 1900s, and his role as an educator and cleric from the 1920s until his death in 1953. The materials focus most heavily, however, on his role as a public servant in New Deal agencies and as a labor arbitrator in the 1930s and 1940s. Documents related to his role as an administrator at CUA and his ten years as Bishop in Grand Rapids between 1943 and 1953 are scant. The collection includes correspondence, clippings, official organizational reports, press releases, personal meeting notes, lecture notes, sermons, speeches, meeting minutes, photos, research notes, and publication materials. The Collection is divided into four Series: (1) Personal Series, (2) Professional Series, (3) Government Series, and (4) Audio/Visual Series.
Series 1 (Personal) is comprised of materials from Haas's family and his education at St. Francis Seminary and The Catholic University of America. The materials related to his family are primarily correspondence and financial records. The educational materials include lecture notes and written work from when he was a student at St. Francis Seminary. Researchers will also find notes and drafts from his dissertation, appointment books, violin sheet music, and scrapbooks that document Haas's life in this series.
Series 2 (Professional) is comprised of materials related to Haas's professional clerical and academic positions. It is divided into two subseries, the Correspondence Subseries (2.1) and Research and Religious Activities Subseries (2.2). The Correspondence Subseries includes correspondence primarily with other clerics and organizations. Some of the clerical letters mix professional and personal matters. The correspondence also includes materials related to Haas's extensive speaking schedule and his publications. The Research and Religious Activities Subseries includes extensive runs of speeches and sermons given by Haas. It also includes research materials and drafts of Man and Society and the papal encyclical translations. A small amount of material documents his role as an administrator and educator at CUA.
Series 3 (Government) is easily the largest in the collection. The series documents Haas's activities in government agencies and as an arbitrator and committee member. It includes a wide array of correspondence, internal memos, contracts, clippings, press releases, reference materials, meeting notes and minutes, and internal and published reports. The series is divided in eight subseries; Wisconsin Labor Relations (3.1), National Recovery Administration (3.2), Works Progress Administration (3.3), Arbitration and Committee Files (3.4), International Labor Organization (3.5), National Resources Planning Board, Committee on Long Range Work Relief (3.6), Fair Employment Committee Practices Committee (3.7), President's Committee on Civil Rights (3.8), and Oversized and Original Items (3.9).
The materials in the Wisconsin Labor Relations Subseries (Subseries 3.1) relate to Haas's public service work for the state of Wisconsin. It documents a 1924 Milwaukee newspaper industry arbitration effort and Haas's tenure on the Wisconsin Labor Relations Board (1937-1939). The National Recovery Act Subseries (Subseries 3.2) documents Haas's work in the NRA (1933-1936), including his positions on the National Labor Board and the first National Labor Relations Board. Materials related to his role as an arbitrator in the Minneapolis Teamsters strike, for example, are in this subseries. Subseries 3.3, the Works Progress Administration Subseries, is comprised of documents related to Haas's position on the Labor Advisory Board of the WPA. The Arbitration and Committee Files Subseries (3.4) materials are related to Haas's efforts in individual arbitration cases and on industry wage and hour committees throughout the country and in Puerto Rico. This subseries includes his personal files on many arbitration cases, including the Hudson and Manhattan Railroad arbitration. His work on wage and industry committees, like the Boot and Shoe Industry, are also in this subseries. The records in Subseries 3.5, the International Labor Organization Subseries, document Haas's presence as a federal government observer at ILO meetings in Havana, Cuba, and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1939 and 1944. The National Resources Planning Board, Committee on Long Range Work Relief Subseries (Subseries 3.6) documents Haas's tenure on the Committee and his participation in writing and editing its report. Subseries 3.7, the Fair Employment Committee Practices Committee, documents Haas's short tenure as the director of the FEPC. Haas's work on the President's Committee on Civil Rights is found in Subseries 3.8. Finally, the Oversized and Original Items Subseries (3.9) contains originals of materials removed from the collection and oversized items.
The fourth and final Series, the Audio/Visual Series, contains photos that span Haas's life and an audio copy of an Easter sermon (1947) that Haas delivered and was broadcast over the radio. The sermon has been transferred to CD and is available for researchers.
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The Francis J. Haas Papers consists of four series:
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Restrictions on Access
None.
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The Francis J. Haas Papers were deposited in the American Catholic History Research Center and University Archives in seven installments between 1954 and 1995. The Right Reverends Anthony Arszulowicz and Charles Poppell sent the core of the collection from St. Andrews Cathedral, Grand Rapids, Michigan, in 1954 and 1957. The School of Social Science and the Mullen Library on the campus at The Catholic University of America added materials to the collection in 1959 and 1960. Haas biographer Reverend Thomas Blantz donated materials in 1987 and 1992. Finally, Haas's niece, Dorothy Haas, added materials in 1995.
Processing completed in March 2001 by Joseph Turrini. EAD markup completed in April 2006 by Cathey Dugan and Jordan Patty.
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The CUA Archives also contains:
National Catholic Welfare Conference
National Catholic School of Social Service
School of Social Science
Other Repositories Include:
Aquinas College, Grand Rapids, Michigan - Office of the President Collection
Archives of the Diocese of Grand Rapids, Grand Rapids Michigan
Harry S. Truman Presidential Library, Independence, Missouri - President's Committee on Civil Rights
National Archives, Washington, DC - Records of the Fair Employment Practices Committee (Record Group 228); Records of the National Labor Relations Board (Record Group 25); Records of the National Mediation Board (Record Group 13); Records of the National Recovery Administration (Records Group 9); Records of the National Resources Panning Board (Record Group 187); and Records of the Works Progress Administration (Record Group 69)
State Historical Society of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin - Wisconsin Labor Relations Board
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Index Terms
This record series is indexed under the following controlled access subject terms.
Persons:
Haas, Francis J. (correspondence, sermons, and speeches)
Stritch, Samuel (correspondence)
Organizations:
Boot and Shoe Industry Committee
Church Peace Union
Fair Employment Practices Committee (FEPC)
International Labor Organization (ILO)
Leather Industry Committee
Milwaukee Typographical Union Local 23
National Catholic School of Social Service
National Labor Board
National Labor Relations Board
National Recovery Administration (NRA)
National Resources Planning Board, Committee on Long Range Planning
New Deal
President's Commission on Civil Rights (PCCR)
Puerto Rico Special Industry Committee
St Francis Seminary
United Automobile Workers Union of America (UAW) Local #248
Wisconsin Labor Relations Board
Subjects:
Allis-Chalmers Strike
Fair Employment Practices Committee (FEPC) - (Railroad Industry)
Labor Arbitration
Minneapolis Teamsters Strike
National Recovery Administration (NRA) - (Bituminous Coal, Cotton/Textile, Electrical/Manufacturing, and Lumber/Timber Industries)
Quadregisimo Anno
Railroad Industry - (FEPC hearings)
Rerum Novarum
Works Progress Administration (WPA) Program
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Books Listed in Chronological Order: Shop Collective Bargaining: A Study of Wage Determination in the Men's Garment Industry. Washington: Catholic University of America Press, 1922.
Man and Society. New York: Century, 1930 (revised edition, Appleton-Century-Croft, 1952).
Pamphlets Listed in Chronological Order: American Agriculture and International Affairs. Washington: Catholic Association for
International Peace, 1930.
Rights and Wrongs in Industry. New York: Paulist Press, 1933.
The American Labor Movement. New York: Paulist Press, 1937.
The Wages and Hours of American Labor. Huntington, Indiana: Our Sunday Visitor Press, 1937.
The Why and Wither of Labor Unions. Huntington, Indiana: Our Sunday Visitor Press, 1939.
Jobs, Prices, and Unions. New York: Paulist Press, 1941.
The Catholic School and Citizenship. St. Louis: Central Bureau Press, 1945.
Catholics, Race, and Law. New York: Paulist Press, 1947.
Seven Pillars of Industrial Order. Washington: Catholic Conference on Industrial Problems, 1952.
Articles Listed in Chronological Order: A Steady Job, Catholic Charities Review 8 (January 1924): 13-17
Freedom of Contract and Legislation, The Salesianum 19 (July 1924): 40-47.
Setting Minimum Wages According to Minimum Quantity Standards, The Salesianum 21 (January 1926): 27-39.
Equal Rights for Women, Proceedings of the Fourth Annual Meeting of the Catholic Conference on Industrial Problems (Cleveland, 1926): 43.
The Church, Public Opinion, and Industry, The Salesianum 22 (July 1927): 40-47.
Social Insurance and Health, The Salesianum 23 (October 1928): 38-48.
Thinking Out a Catholic Industrial Program, The American Federationist 35 (October 1928): 1185-1190.
Necessitarianism in Contemporary Ethics, The Salesianum 26 (January 1931): 55-61.
Poverty and Wealth, The Salesianum 26 (April 1931): 49-55.
Toward a Christian Social Order, Journal of Religious Instruction 2 (March 1932): 617-628.
Why Nations Should Disarm, The Missionary 47 (February 1933): 46-49.
Training the Priest for Leadership in Social and Economic Leadership in the Social and Economic Field, National Catholic Education Association Bulletin 30 (November 1933): 599-609.
Freedom Through Unionization, American Federationist 40 (November 1933): 1190-1196.
The Vices of Industrialism and Their Remedies, Ecclesiastical Review 92 ( April 1935): 352- 368.
Two Milestones to Social Justice, The Sign 15 (May 1936): 585-587.
Federal Program for Industrial Peace, American Labor Legislation Review 30 (December 1940): 180-188.
Justice For All, American Federationist 50 (August 1943): 18-20.
Unionist's Duty Toward Negroes, West Michigan CIO February 9, 1944.
Christian Planning for Post-War Reconstruction, The Acolyte 20 (October 1944): 7-10.
Bishops Speak on Labor, Catholic Mind 43 (November 1945): 665-674.
The Marks of Social Order, American Ecclesiastical Review 120 (June 1949): 449-457.
Authority, Catholic Mind 49 (April 1951): 230-238.
Rights for Negroes in Industry, Interracial Review 25 (July 1952): 102-104.
Organized Society: The Remedy for Unemployment, Proceedings of the Eighteenth Meeting of the National Conference of Catholic Charities (Omaha, 1952), 68-74.
Publications on the Life of Francis J. Haas: Blantz, Thomas E. A Priest in Public Service: Francis J. Haas and the New Deal. Notre Dame:University of Notre Dame Press, 1982.
_____. "Francis J. Haas: Priest and Government Servant." Catholic Historical Review 57 (January 1972): 571-592.
_____. "Francis J. Haas and the Minneapolis Truckers' Strike of 1934." Minnesota History 42 (Spring 1970): 5-15.
Kennedy, Franklyn. "Bishop Haas." The Salesianum 39 (January 1944):7-14.
Land, Philip. "Bishop Haas and Monsignor Ryan." America 89 (12 September 1953): 573-574.
Randell, Constance. "A Bio-Bibliography of Bishop Haas" MA Thesis: The Catholic University of America, 1955.
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Appointment notebooks, 1904, 1907, 1909 |
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Appointment notebooks, 1911-1913 |
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Appointment notebooks, n.d. |
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Biographical information, clippings, articles, 1920s-1950s |
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Calendars, 1934 |
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Certificates, memorabilia, 1920s-1950s |
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College notes, Browning, 1917 |
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College notes, Chaucer, 1916 |
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College notes, Chaucer, essays, 1916 |
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College notes, Christian Science (1 of 2), [c. 1917] |
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College notes, Christian Science (2 of 2), [c. 1917] |
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College notes, Emerson, 1917 |
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College notes, Emerson, essay on New England Transcendentalism, 1917 |
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College notes, English, assignments, 1915 |
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College notes, English, assignments, January-February 1919 |
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College notes, English, study outlines, 1915 |
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College notes, Ethics, 1919 |
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College notes, History (1300-1500), 1919 |
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College notes, Shakespeare (1 of 2), 1916 |
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College notes, Shakespeare (2 of 2), 1916 |
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College notes, Shakespeare, essay draft, 1916 |
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College notes, Shakespeare, essay, study outline, 1916 |
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College notes, Thoreau, [c. 1917] |
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Correspondence, August-December 1904 |
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Correspondence, January-August 1905 |
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Correspondence, September-December 1905 |
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Correspondence, January-May 1906 |
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Correspondence, June-December 1906 |
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Correspondence, January-March 1907 |
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Correspondence, April 1907 |
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Correspondence, May 1907 |
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Correspondence, June 1-15, 1907 |
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Correspondence, June 16-30, 1907 |
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Correspondence, July 1-15, 1907 |
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Correspondence, July 16-30, 1907 |
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Correspondence, August 1-15, 1907 |
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Correspondence, August 16-30, 1907 |
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Correspondence, September 1907 |
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Correspondence, October-November 1907 |
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Correspondence, January-June 1908 |
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Correspondence, July-December 1908 |
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Correspondence, 1909 |
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Correspondence, February-December 1910 |
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Correspondence, 1911 |
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Correspondence, February-December 1912 |
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Correspondence, January-May 1913 |
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Correspondence, June 1913 |
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Correspondence, 1914-1917 |
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Correspondence, January-October 1919 |
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Correspondence, November-December 1919 |
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Correspondence, February 1920 |
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Correspondence, March-April 1920 |
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Correspondence, May-October 1920 |
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Correspondence, November-December 1920 |
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Correspondence, January-March 1921 |
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Correspondence, April-September 1921 |
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Correspondence, October-December 1921 |
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Correspondence, January-February 1922 |
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Correspondence, March-April 1922 |
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Correspondence, May-June 1922 |
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Correspondence, 1930-1931 |
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Correspondence, January-March 1932 |
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Correspondence, April-December 1932 |
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Correspondence, January-May 1933 |
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Correspondence, June-December 1933 |
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Correspondence, January-March 1934 |
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Correspondence, April 1934 |
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Correspondence, January-May 1935 |
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Correspondence, June-October 1935 |
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Correspondence, 1936 |
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Correspondence, January-October 1937 |
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Correspondence, 1938-1943 |
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Correspondence, n.d. |
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Dissertation, correspondence, receipts related to publication, June 1922-July 1923 |
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Dissertation, "Shop Collective Bargaining," draft submitted for approval and corrected by Dr. Millis, pp 1-75, 1922 |
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Dissertation, "Shop Collective Bargaining," draft submitted for approval and corrected by Dr. Millis, pp 76-150, 1922 |
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Dissertation, "Shop Collective Bargaining," draft submitted for approval and corrected by Dr. Millis, pp 151-243, 1922 |
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Dissertation, Shop Collective Bargaining, ex-library book, 1922 |
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Dissertation, Shop Collective Bargaining, published copy #1, 1922 |
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Dissertation, Shop Collective Bargaining, published copy #2, 1922 |
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Dorothy Haas Accession (1 of 7), Francis Haas correspondence, pamphlets, photos, Dorothy Haas notes, 1910s, 1995 |
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Dorothy Haas Accession (2 of 7), Francis Haas correspondence, Dorothy Haas notes, 1933-1939, 1995 |
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Dorothy Haas Accession (3 of 7), Francis Haas correspondence, Dorothy Haas notes, 1940-1942 |
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Dorothy Haas Accession (4 of 7), Francis Haas correspondence, Dorothy Haas notes, 1943, 1995 |
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Dorothy Haas Accession (5 of 7), Francis Haas correspondence, Dorothy Haas notes, 1944-1947, 1995 |
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Dorothy Haas Accession (6 of 7), Francis Haas correspondence, Dorothy Haas notes, 1949-1953, 1995 |
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Dorothy Haas Accession (7 of 7), clippings, memorabilia, biographical sketches, 1940s-1950s, 1990s |
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Family estates, bank statements, 1944-1946 |
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Family estates, county and state tax receipts, 1930-1933, 1939-1942 |
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Family estates, Elizabeth Haas Trust, balance statements, 1931-1935, 1939 |
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Family estates, Elizabeth Haas Trust, balance statements, 1941-1945 |
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Family estates, Elizabeth Haas Trust, bank books, stubs, 1930s |
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Family estates, Elizabeth Haas Trust, bank stubs, [c. 1930s] |
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Family estates, Elizabeth Haas Trust, bank statements, 1930-1940 |
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Family estates, Elizabeth Haas Trust, correspondence, legal documents, 1931-1945 |
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Family estates, Elizabeth Haas Trust, reciepts, 1930s |
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Family estates, Elizabeth Haas, will, appraisal, 1930-1932 |
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Family estates, Foley, Brach, and Colbert (attorneys), correspondence, 1930-1933 |
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Family estates, Foley and Brach (attorneys), correspondence, 1936-1940 |
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Family estates, Foley and Brach (attorneys), correspondence, 1942-1944 |
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Family estates, Foley and Brach (attorneys), correspondence, 1945 |
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Family estates, Foley and Brach (attorneys), correspondence, 1946-1949 |
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Family estates, Joseph Meyer, correspondence, 1932-1934 |
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Family estates, Joseph Meyer, correspondence, 1935-1936 |
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Family estates, land title history, January 1946 |
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Family estates, Peter Haas, correspondence, will, reciepts, 1932-1939 |
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Family estates, Schwartz Realty Company, correspondence, insurance`, 1933-1936 |
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Haas, Mary, report cards, reciepts, 1930-1935 |
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Marriage certificate, Peter Haas and Mary O'Day, 1885 |
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McCarthy, William, estate, correspondence, will, 1934-1942 |
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Naturalization certificate, Felix Haas, 1855 |
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Obituary, Peter Haas, 1934 |
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Receipts, ledger, 1914-1919 |
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Scrapbook #1, pp 1-19 (copies), 1909, 1918-1923 |
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Scrapbook #1, pp 20-39 (copies), 1923-1925 |
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Scrapbook #1, pp 40-59 (copies), 1925-1927 |
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Scrapbook #1, pp 60-79 (copies), 1927-1929 |
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Scrapbook #1, pp 80-99 (copies), 1929-1931 |
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Scrapbook #1, pp 100-119 (copies), 1931 |
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Scrapbook #1, pp 120-126 (copies), 1931 |
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Scrapbook #2, pp 1-19 (copies), 1931 |
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Scrapbook #2, pp 20-39 (copies), 1931-1932 |
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Scrapbook #2, pp 40-59 (copies), 1932 |
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Scrapbook #2, pp 60-79 (copies), 1932-1933 |
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Scrapbook #2, pp 80-99 (copies), 1932-1933 |
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Scrapbook #2, pp 100-119 (copies), 1933 |
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Scrapbook #2, pp 120-139 (copies), 1933 |
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Scrapbook #2, pp 140-144 (copies), 1933 |
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Scrapbook #3, pp 1-19 (copies), 1933 |
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Scrapbook #3, pp 20-39 (copies), 1933-1934 |
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Scrapbook #3, pp 40-59 (copies), 1934 |
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Scrapbook #3, pp 60-79 (copies), 1934 |
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Scrapbook #3, pp 80-99 (copies), 1934 |
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Scrapbook #3, pp 100-119 (copies), 1935 |
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Scrapbook #3, pp 120-130 (copies), 1935 |
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Scrapbook #4, pp 1-19 (copies), 1935-1936 |
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Scrapbook #4, pp 20-39 (copies), 1936 |
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Scrapbook #4, pp 40-59 (copies), 1936-1937 |
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Scrapbook #4, pp 60-79 (copies), 1937 |
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Scrapbook #4, pp 80-99 (copies), 1937 |
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Scrapbook #4, pp 100-119 (copies), 1937-1938 |
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Scrapbook #4, pp 120-139 (copies), 1938 |
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Scrapbook #4, pp 140-145 (copies), 1938 |
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Scrapbook #5, pp 1-19 (copies), 1938-1939 |
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Scrapbook #5, pp 20-39 (copies), 1939-1942 |
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Scrapbook #5, pp 40-59 (copies), 1942-1944 |
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Scrapbook #5, pp 60-79 (copies), 1944- |
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Scrapbook #5, pp 80-99 (copies), 1944-1945 |
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Scrapbook #5, pp 100-119 (copies), 1945 |
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Scrapbook #5, pp 120-133 (copies), 1945 |
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Scrapbook #6, pp 1-19 (copies), 1946 |
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Scrapbook #6, pp 20-39 (copies), 1946-1947 |
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Scrapbook #6, pp 40-59 (copies), 1947-1948 |
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Scrapbook #6, pp 60-79 (copies), 1948 |
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Scrapbook #6, pp 80-99 (copies), 1948-1949 |
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Scrapbook #6, pp 100-119 (copies), 1949 |
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Scrapbook #6, pp 120-138 (copies), 1949-1950 |
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Scrapbook #7, pp 1-19 (copies), 1950 |
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Scrapbook #7, pp 20-39 (copies), 1950 |
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Scrapbook #7, pp 40-59 (copies), 1950-1951 |
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Scrapbook #7, pp 60-79 (copies), 1951 |
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Scrapbook #7, pp 80-99 (copies), 1951-1952 |
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Scrapbook #7, pp 100-119 (copies), 1952 |
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Scrapbook #7, pp 120-140 (copies), 1952 |
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Scrapbook #8, pp 1-19 (copies), 1952-1953 |
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Scrapbook #8, pp 20-39 (copies), 1953 |
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Scrapbook #8, pp 40-65 (copies), 1953 |
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Scrapbook #9, pp 1-19 (copies), 1943 |
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Scrapbook #9, pp 20-39 (copies), 1943 |
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Scrapbook #9, pp 40-59 (copies), 1943 |
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Scrapbook #9, pp 60-79 (copies), 1943 |
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Scrapbook #9, pp 80-99 (copies), 1943 |
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Scrapbook #9, pp 100-110 (copies), 1943 |
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Scrapbook #10, (consecration, copies), 1943 |
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Seminary notes (miscellaneous, 1 of 3), [c. 1909-1912] |
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Seminary notes (miscellaneous, 2 of 3), [c. 1909-1912] |
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Seminary notes (miscellaneous, 3 of 3), [c. 1909-1912] |
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Seminary notes, 1911, 1913-1917 |
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Seminary notes, church history, 1909-1910 |
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Seminary notes, De Censuris, 1912 |
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Seminary notes, De Contratibus, [c. 1910] |
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Seminary notes, De Deo, 1912 |
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Seminary notes, De Deo Consummante, 1913 |
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Seminary notes, De Fide, 1912 |
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Seminary notes, De Gratia, [c. 1911] |
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Seminary notes, De Incarnatione, [c. 1912] |
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Seminary notes, De Indulgentis Moral, [c. 1911] |
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Seminary notes, De Justitia Et Jure, [c. 1911] |
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Seminary notes, De Matrimonio, [c. 1910] |
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Seminary notes, De Penitentia Moral, 1912 |
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Seminary notes, De Redemptione, 1911-1912 |
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Seminary notes, De Sexto and Nono Praecepto, [c. 1911] |
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Seminary notes, Dictation on Faith, 1912 |
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Seminary notes, Repetitorium Apologeticum, pamphlet, 1914 |
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Seminary notes, Sociology, [c. 1915] |
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Seminary notes, summary of Habitual and Actual Grace, 1912 |
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Seminary notes, Theologica Dogmatica, 1911 |
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Seminary notes, "The Septano," newsletter, 1909 |
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Seminary programs, 1906, 1912 |
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Violin sheet music (1of 14), [c. 1910s] |
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Violin sheet music (2 of 14), [c. 1910s] |
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Violin sheet music (3 of 14), [c. 1910s] |
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Violin sheet music (4 of 14), [c. 1910s] |
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Violin sheet music (5 of 14), [c. 1910s] |
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Violin sheet music (6 of 14), [c. 1910s] |
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Violin sheet music (7 of 14), [c. 1910s] |
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Violin sheet music (8 of 14), [c. 1910s] |
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Violin sheet music (9 of 14), [c. 1910s] |
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Violin sheet music (10 of 14), [c. 1910s] |
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Violin sheet music (11 of 14), [c. 1910s] |
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Violin sheet music (12 of 14), [c. 1910s] |
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Violin sheet music (13 of 14), [c. 1910s] |
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Violin sheet music (14 of 14), [c. 1910s] |
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Scrapbook #1, 1909-1931 |
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Scrapbook #2, 1931-1933 |
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Scrapbook #3, 1933-1935 |
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Scrapbook #4, 1935-1938 |
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Scrapbook #5, 1938-1945 |
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Scrapbook #6, 1946-1950 |
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Scrapbook #7, 1950-1952 |
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Scrapbook #8 (1952-1953); Scrapbook #9 (consecration, 1943); Scrapbook #10 (consecration, 1943), 1952-1953 |
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| Series 2: Professional Series, 1911-1953 (29 boxes) |
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| Subseries 2.1 includes correspondence related to Haas's professional activities as both a priest and an educator. The correspondence is organized alphabetically. Each general letter range is followed by the correspondence that is identified by a particular institution or person. There is also routine correspondence organized by subject (financial, invitations, publishers, requests for information, and requests for addresses). |
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| Subseries 2.2 contains records related to his professional activities as both a priest and an educator. It includes sermons, speeches, and materials related to his advancement to the episcopacy. The subseries also contains research materials and drafts related to Haas's writings, including research materials, drafts, and galley proofs for his book, Man and Society, and the translations of papal encyclicals. It also includes a small amount of teaching materials. |
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| Subseries 2.1: Correspondence, 1921(1931-1943)1943 (12 boxes) |
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Correspondence, Abbey Library-Ament, 1931-1943 |
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Correspondence, American Association of Schools of Professinoal Work-American Sociological Society, 1933-1942 |
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Correspondence, Amity Leather Products-Atlas, 1932-1943 |
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Correspondence, Alter, Karl (Bishop of Toledo), 1931, 1937 |
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Correspondence, Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America (ACWA), 1923-1943 |
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Correspondence, America, 1933, 1938, 1943 |
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Correspondence, America First Committee, 1941 |
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Correspondence, American Arbitration Association, 1942 |
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Correspondence, American Association for Economic Freedom, 1937-1938 |
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Correspondence, American Association for Old Age Security, 1932-1933 |
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Correspondence, American Association for Social Security, 1934 |
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Correspondence, American Association for Social Security, 1935-1941 |
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Correspondence, American Association of Social Workers, 1932-1934 |
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Correspondence, American Chamber of Commerce in Germany, 1931 |
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Correspondence, American Civil Liberties Union, 1937 |
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Correspondence, American Federation of Labor (AFL), 1931-1941 |
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Correspondence, American Youth Congress, 1937-1938 |
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Correspondence, Aquinas, Sister Thomas, 1933-1936 |
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Correspondence, Associated Catholic Charities, 1940-1942 |
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Correspondence, Assocation of Catholic Trade Unionists (ACTU), 1941-1942 |
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Correspondence, Badgar-Bauer, 1931-1943 |
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Correspondence, Beatty-Bergan, 1931-1937 |
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Correspondence, Berge-Best, 1933-1943 |
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Correspondence, Bickham-Bleidorn, 1932-1943 |
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Correspondence, Boisvert-Boyle, 1934-1943 |
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Correspondence, Bradley-Bryn Mawr College, 1932-1943 |
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Correspondence, Bureau of Family Service-Bwerk, 1933-1942 |
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Correspondence, Barrett, Judith, 1940-1943 |
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Correspondence, Breckinridge, Sophonisba, 1935 |
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Correspondence, Breen, Vincent, 1943 |
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Correspondence, Bressette, Linna, 1933-1943 |
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Correspondence, Brophy, John, 1943 |
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Correspondence, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, 1936 |
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Correspondence, Burke, John (NCWC), 1936 |
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Correspondence, Campfire Girls-Cathedral Rectory, 1931-1941 |
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Correspondence, Catholic Action-Cavin, 1931-1942 |
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Correspondence, Central District Catholic High School-Chicago Federation of Labor (CFL), 1931-1943 |
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Correspondence, Chicago Tribune-Citizen Committee to Free Earl Browder, 1935-1942 |
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Correspondence, Clary-Collis, 1932-1943 |
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Correspondence, Columbia-Cook, 1931-1941 |
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Correspondence, Cooperative Committee-Coughlin, 1931-1942 |
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Correspondence, Council of Catholic Women-Crowley, 1933-1941 |
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Correspondence, Cudahy Brothers-Cusak, 1924-1939 |
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Correspondence, Carey, James (UE), 1940 |
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Correspondence, Cassidy, H. M., 1935 |
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Correspondence, Catholic Association for International Peace, 1931 |
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Correspondence, Catholic Association for International Peace, 1936-1942 |
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Correspondence, Catholic Charities, 1933-1939 |
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Correspondence, Catholic Committee of the South, 1941 |
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Correspondence, Catholic Committee of the South, 1942 |
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Correspondence, Catholic Herald Citizen, 1934-1937 |
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Correspondence, Catholic Press Union, 1941-1942 |
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Correspondence, Catholic Social Guild, 1935 |
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Correspondence, Catholic University of America Alumni Association, 1941-1942 |
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Correspondence, Catholic Women's Club, 1923, 1936 |
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Correspondence, Catholic Women's Club of Kenosha, 1936 |
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Correspondence, Church Peace Union, 1932-1933 |
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Correspondence, Church Peace Union, 1934-1935 |
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Correspondence, Church Peace Union, 1937-1938 |
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Correspondence, Church Peace Union, 1939 |
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Correspondence, Church Peace Union, 1940-1943 |
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Correspondence, Christman, Bernard, 1932-1939 |
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Correspondence, Cicognani, Amelto, 1933-1941 |
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Correspondence, Citizen's Committee on Old Age Security for the District of Columbia, 1933-1934 |
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Correspondence, Clague, Ewan, 1935 |
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Correspondence, Clancy, Raymond, 1940 |
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Correspondence, Cooper, Lyle, 1936-1937 |
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Correspondence, Corrigan, Joseph, 1937-1942 |
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Correspondence, Cort, John, 1938 |
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Correspondence, Cronin, John, 1936-1945 |
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Correspondence, Coughlin, Charles, [c. 1935] |
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Correspondence, Damms-Democratic County Committee, 1935-1942 |
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Correspondence, Dempsey-Donahue, 1932-1943 |
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Correspondence, Donnelly-Dzienik, 1933-1943 |
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Correspondence, Darby, Thomas, 1941-1942 |
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Correspondence, Daughters of Isabella, 1935-1942 |
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Correspondence, Day, Dorothy, 1940 |
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Correspondence, Deferrari, Roy, 1934-1940 |
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Correspondence, Deverall, Richard, 1940-1942 |
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Correspondence, Drolet, James, 1936-1937 |
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Correspondence, Duffy, John, 1939-1943 |
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Correspondence, Early-Extension Print, 1933-1943 |
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Correspondence, Emergency Peace Campaign, 1936 |
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Correspondence, Family Service Association-Fenlon, John F., 1931-1943 |
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Correspondence, Farris, Godfrey-Flatbush Free Employment Agency, 1932-1941 |
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Correspondence, Fons, Leonard C.-Fukushima, Takeshi, 1932-1942 |
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Correspondence, Fitch, John A., 1933, 1935, 1941 |
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Correspondence, Foley, Jerome J., 1931-1940 |
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Correspondence, Frankfurter, Felix, 1937-1939 |
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Correspondence, Fries, Frank W., 1940 |
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Correspondence, Furfey, Paul, 1934, 1941 |
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Correspondence, Gabriel-Gallagher, 1933-1938 |
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Correspondence, Gallahue-Gass, 1931-1943 |
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Correspondence, Geary-Gillet, 1933-1943 |
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Correspondence, Gilligan-Gleeson, 1931-1943 |
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Correspondence, Goodman-Guilday, 1931-1943 |
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Correspondence, Girten, Michael, 1936-1937 |
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Correspondence, Grau, Joseph, 1936 |
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Correspondence, Gray, Evan, 1932-1936 |
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Correspondence, Haas-Hamilton, 1931-1941 |
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Correspondence, Handler-Hayes, 1923-1942 |
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Correspondence, Heiden-Higgins, 1923-1940 |
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Correspondence, Hogan-Hotel Stratford, 1933-1942 |
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Correspondence, Howard-Hyland, 1931-1942 |
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Correspondence, Hammond, Joseph, 1941-1943 |
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Correspondence, Healy, Arthur, 1940 |
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Correspondence, Herstein, Lilian, 1937 |
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Correspondence, Higgins, George, 1941-1943 |
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Correspondence, Hillenbrand, Reynold, 1938-1943 |
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Correspondence,Hillman, Sidney (ACWA), 1922, 1936-1940 |
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Correspondence, Hoan, Daniel (Mayor of Milwaukee), 1931-1937 |
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Correspondence, Hochstein, Irma, 1932-1942 |
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Correspondence, Hoover, J. Edgar (FBI), 1933-1934 |
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Correspondence, Hopkins, Harry, 1937-1938 |
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Correspondence, Hurley, Joseph, 1941 |
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Correspondence, Illinois Department of Labor-International Federation of Christian Trade Unions, 1931-1943 |
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Correspondence, International Federation of Trade Unions-Israel, 1929-1942 |
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Correspondence, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, 1932-1933 |
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Correspondence, International Catholic Truth Society, 1933-April 1934 |
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Correspondence, International Catholic Truth Society, May 1934-1937 |
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Correspondence, International Printing Pressmen, 1941-1942 |
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Correspondence, International Union of Operating Engineers, 1936-1942 |
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Correspondence, Jacob-Joyce, 1923, 1931-1943 |
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Correspondence, Johnson, Peter Leo, 1932-1942 |
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Correspondence, Jung, John, 1931-1935 |
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Correspondence, Kain-Kauash, 1931-1943 |
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Correspondence, Kearney-Kennedy, 1932-1941 |
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Correspondence, Kenny-Kirsch, 1931-1942 |
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Correspondence, Koenen-Kyle, 1923, 1934-1940 |
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Correspondence, Kalmer, Leo, 1931-1936 |
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Correspondence, Keegan, Robert, 1936-1937 |
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Correspondence, Kerby, William, 1923, 1932-1933 |
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Correspondence, Kiley, Moses, 1941-1942 |
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Correspondence, Kiniery, Paul, 1932-1938 |
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Correspondence, Knights of Colombus, 1936-1943 |
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Correspondence, Labor College-Lantry, 1932-1941 |
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Correspondence, Lappan-Lawres, 1932-1942 |
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Correspondence, Lederer-Lewis, 1931-1943 |
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Correspondence, Libreria Vatican-Livon, 1933-1942 |
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Correspondence, Loesch-Loyola House of Retreats, 1931-1941 |
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Correspondence, Luminati-Lytle, 1932-1939 |
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Correspondence, Labor, 1936-1941 |
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Correspondence, La Follete, Philip (Wisconsin governor), 1936 |
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Correspondence, Lapp, John, 1931-1935 |
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Correspondence, League of Nations Association, 1931-1932, 1942 |
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Correspondence, Leiserson, William, 1923-1943 |
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Correspondence, Lewis, John L. (UMW), 1936-1937 |
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Correspondence, Louisville Varnish Company (P.H. Callahan), 1936-1939 |
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Correspondence, Loyola University, 1931-1943 |
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Correspondence, Lucey, Robert, 1937-1943 |
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Correspondence, Macdougald-Mammoth Labor Day Celebration, 1933-1941 |
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Correspondence, Manfred-Mayo Clinic, 1933-1943 |
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Correspondence, McAllister-McConnell, 1934-1942 |
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Correspondence, McCormack-McGrath, 1933-1941 |
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Correspondence, McGreevy-McNulty, 1932-1941 |
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Correspondence, Meade-Meyers Monument Works, 1934-1942 |
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Correspondence, Michigan Catholic-Miley, 1933-1945 |
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Correspondence, Millard-Mitty, 1931-1943 |
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Correspondence, Monaghon-Montgomery, 1933-1941 |
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Correspondence, Moon-Mulloy, 1933-1943 |
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Correspondence, Mulroy-Myer, 1932-1942 |
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Correspondence, Magner, James, 1936-1943 |
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Correspondence, Mahowald, Edward, 1937 |
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Correspondence, Marquette University, 1931-1942 |
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Correspondence, McCormick, Patrick, 1942-1943 |
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Correspondence, McGowan, Raymond (NCWC), 1931-1932, 1937-1942 |
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Correspondence, McGuire, Louise, 1937-1943 |
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Correspondence, Missionary, 1931-March 1933 |
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Correspondence, Missionary, April 1933-1937 |
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Correspondence, Mooney, Edward, 1936-1943 |
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Correspondence, Morrissy, Elizabeth, 1931-1941 |
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Correspondence, Muench, Aloysius, 1933-1943 |
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Correspondence, Liguor, Mary, 1936-1937 |
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Correspondence, Murray, Philip (CIO), January 1943 |
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Correspondence, National Archives-National World Court, 1931-1943, 1955 |
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Correspondence, Neill-Nugent, 1931-1942 |
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Correspondence, National Catholic School of Social Science (NCSSS), 1931-1943 |
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Correspondence, National Catholic Welfare Conference (NCWC), 1933-1946 |
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Correspondence, National Conference of Catholic Charities, 1932-1933 |
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Correspondence, National Conference of Jews and Christians, 1932-1936 |
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Correspondence, National Conference of Social Work, 1935-1938 |
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Correspondence, National Council of Catholic Men, 1931-1934, 1943 |
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Correspondence, National Council of Catholic Women, 1931-1937 |
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Correspondence, National Religion and Labor Foundation, 1932 |
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