Catholic Charities USA (CCUSA) is a national association of local and diocesan Catholic charitable agencies founded as the National Conference of Catholic Charities (NCCC) on the campus of The Catholic University of America (CUA) in Washington, D.C. in 1910. The organization, which became CCUSA in 1986, has grown into one of the largest social welfare associations in the nation, and currently has 1,735 branches throughout the United States. More than 240,000 volunteers, staff, and board members comprise the Catholic Charities network, serving over 7.8 million people of all faiths yearly. The national office of Catholic Charities, USA, currently located in Alexandria, Virginia, consists of 40-50 staff members.
The NCCC was founded by a group of 17 laypersons and nine clerics to address the needs of the immigrant-swollen Catholic population in the United States. Thanks in part to the mass migration from Europe throughout the nineteenth century there were over 16,363,000 Catholics in the U.S. by 1910. Many of these individuals were in need of a variety of social services which at the time were provided by a vast but unorganized network of about 800 Catholic charitable institutions that provided care to the destitute, children, the sick, and the elderly, among others. Leaders in the St. Vincent de Paul Society, one of the most active of these Catholic organizations, realized that there was a need to gather this growing charitable network into an organization that could survey and coordinate activities, compare ideas, and communicate on a regular basis. Members of the Society provided the chief impetus in the lay population for the founding of NCCC. Particularly influential were two members of the Superior Council of New York City: Thomas Mulry, who served as Council President, Edmond Butler, a pioneer Society organizer with contacts in national charity networks, and Robert Biggs, a Baltimore Vincentian. Butler described the aim of the organization as: "a forum for closer union, mutual encouragement, dissemination of sound Catholic principles, more efficient protection of common Catholic interests, more abundant and accurate information concerning all forms of Catholic charities, the creation of helpful Catholic charity literature, and such other benefits as are likely to accrue from united Catholic effort." Among the key clerical figures in the founding of NCCC were Monsignor William J. Kerby of CUA and Monsignor D.J. McMahon of New York City, who had been discussing the establishment of a national charitable organization with the Vincentians for years. Brother Barnabas, of the Brothers of the Christian Schools in New York, however, provided the essential trigger for the first national conference. In a letter to Bishop Thomas Shahan, CUA Rector, Barnabas suggested Shahan start a "National Conference of Catholic Charities" that would bring together charity workers from across the U.S. Shahan agreed to lead the effort (he would serve as President of NCCC until 1929) and an organizing group held the first general meeting at Catholic University from September 25-28, 1910. Over the next decade the NCCC grew into an association of lay volunteers, and to a lesser extent, professional social workers and clergy. Catholic laywomen dominated the early membership, while the leadership was comprised of members of the St. Vincent de Paul Society.
Kerby's influence on the fledgling organization proved pivotal. While he served as secretary for only a decade, his application of progressive social work ideas to Catholic charitable practice was original and decisive in the formative years of the organization. Kerby challenged the individualistic terms in which early twentieth century Catholic charity was understood, downplaying the idea of poverty as a product of the individual's lack of thrift or misfortune and emphasizing a more systemic view of its origins. The "church's social work is directed more towards effects than toward causes" he noted in 1907, "toward personal action on the individual rather than on social forces; toward the spiritual more than the temporal." Seeking to "re-establish" the position of the individual in the broader society, Kerby advocated using social remedies to alleviate poverty. He embraced the progressive reforms of the period calling for child labor laws, fair wages, and public health reforms, but connected these reforms to the Catholic tradition.
Kerby's successor, Monsignor John O'Grady, was more aggressive and strategic in his leadership of NCCC. Kerby, courteous and reticent about his own role in the establishment of the national organization, maintained strong organizational relationships with the early leadership and lay volunteers of NCCC. O'Grady, who served as secretary in 1920 and remained at the helm of the NCCC for the next 41 years, sought to extend the influence of NCCC through further cultivation of professional charity workers and the strengthening of the diocesan branches. A central figure in the professionalization of Catholic social workers, he promoted the establishment of the Catholic University School of Social Work, serving as its first dean from 1934 until 1938. O'Grady, moreover, actively sought to exercise influence in government where charity for Catholics was concerned, meeting with countless government figures on issues related to child welfare, housing, and rural poverty.
Postwar era concerns ranged from support for legislative initiatives that fostered-rather than supplanted--private charitable agencies, to emphasis on Christian charity as the force behind Catholic social work in an era of increasing professionalization of the field. As times changed, local charities adapted their services to different populations in need. The 1960s saw emphasis on soup kitchens, housing, and service to the elderly. By the 1980s and 90s CCUSA's services became more wide-ranging, including refugee and immigration assistance, service to HIV/AIDS patients, and disaster relief.
For nearly a century, NCCC/CCUSA has served as the primary representative of Catholic charity in the United States. Summoning members of local Catholic charities together to discuss and compare their activities at national conferences, they have performed a communal and networking function. Sponsoring a range of publications and surveys, including the Catholic Charities Review (the Review ceased publication in 1975. Today, CCUSA publishes the Charities, USA magazine on a regular basis), they have served to disseminate the latest thought and development within the profession with a Catholic slant. Representing local Catholic charity agencies on a national level, they continue to influence public opinion and legislation that impacts the practice of charity in the U.S. The work of the national organization has continued to facilitate the professionalization of Catholic social work in the U.S., prompting local charities to conduct casework, train social workers, and standardize social work practices.
The records of Catholic Charities USA, known as the National Conference of Catholic Charities prior to 1986, is a large and diverse assemblage of materials ranging from correspondence and meeting minutes to photographs and other audiovisual materials. This record group is in effect currently divided into three subgroups with eighteen series of records. The first encompasses series 1-10 and is focused on the tenures of the first two secretaries, William J. Kerby (1910-1920) and John J. O'Grady (1920-1961), although the vast majority of the records are from the O'Grady era. The second is a nearly parallel set of series, numbers 11-17, of records from the tenures of the third through fifth secretaries: Raymond Gallagher (1961-1965), Lawrence J. Corcoran (1965-1982), and Thomas Harvey (1982-1992). The third consists of one loose series, number 18, of unsorted and unprocessed materials received since 2002, with some dating back to 1920 but with a greater focus on the 1960s to 2007.
Series 1 is titled Early Records, 1910-1918, box 1. Included are 1910 meeting minutes and programs dated 1916-1918 as well as correspondence from first secretary, William J. Kerby, concerning the 1912 Report, the 1914 conference dues, and assorted issues in 1915. There is also a copy of the address of Samuel Gompers, President of the American Federation of Labor (AFL) to a Catholic University of America (CUA) class in 1916.
Series 2 is the Board of Directors Minutes and Related Papers, 1925-1961, filed chronologically, boxes 1-3. The Board was known as the Executive Committee prior to 1950 when an amended constitution changed the name of that of the Board of Directors.
Series 3 is the General Administration Files, 1920(1920-1961)1965, primarily from the period of second secretary, Msgr. John J. O'Grady, 1920-1961, and divided into three subseries. The first is the voluminous and alphabetical Subject Files, dated primarily 1920 to 1961, but with a few items dating to 1965, boxes 3-49. A list of the subject folder titles with attending dates has been included for each of the boxes from 3 through 49 though folder numbers have not been included at this time. Of particular note here are folders related to the American Association for Organizing Family Social Work, the American Association of Social Workers, The Catholic University of America, the Child Welfare League, Community Chests and Councils, and the Federal Security Agency that later became the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW). The second subseries is Francis Mellen, Field Secretary Files, 1929-1933, containing correspondence, membership material, and dissertation research files, boxes 49-51. Mellen was a CUA student under O'Grady and appears to be the only person to ever have held the title of 'Field Secretary' for NCCC and was involved in membership campaigns and field visits to various diocesan establishments. By 1934 there is evidence of a strained relationship with O'Grady and Mellen appears to have either resigned or fired that same year. The third subseries is White House Conferences, 1937-1961, boxes 51-53, with a focus on Children in a Democracy, 1937-1942; Children and Youth, 1950-1961; and Aging, 1960-1961.
Series 4 is Committee Files, 1920-1961, divided into four subseries. The first is Topic-Business/Local Committees, 1920, 1922-1929, 1932-1960, filed chronologically, boxes 54-69. Please note that there was a distinction between Topic-Business and Local Committees. Topic-Business were the general committees of the National Conference of Catholic Charities (NCCC) and their names changed frequently. They were noted as Topic Committees from 1935 to 1938 and again from 1943 to 1947, Business Committees from 1939 to 1942, and Conference Chairmen and Committee Chairmen in 1948-1949. The Local Committees were temporary and located in whatever city was host to the annual conference that year. The second subseries is the Diocesan Directors of Catholic Charities, 1932-1961, filed chronologically, boxes 69-76. The Diocesan Directors of Catholic Charities (DDCC) were considered a Topic-Business committee, albeit one of the most important. Their separation from the Board of Directors was confirmed in the Executive Committee Minutes of 1949. The most important subcommittee of the DDCC was the Continuing Committee which was renamed the Standing Committee in 1940. The third subseries is Conference of Religious, 1920-1961, filed alphabetically by subject, boxes 77-83. The Conference of Religious was composed of sisters and had a Standing Committee and a New York office. The fourth subseries is the Committee on Professional Education for Social Work, 1934-1949, boxes 83-84.
Series 5 has Study and Survey Files 1925-1961, with five subseries. The first is Aged, 1944-1961, boxes 84-88, consisting of Studies dated 1944 to 1961 and filed chronologically, the St. Louis Study of 1953-1955, Social Security of 1949-1954, and John J. Lennon from 1952-1956. The second is Adoption, 1943-1959, boxes 88-89, consisting of alphabetical subject files dated 1944-1959, source material for the study of adoption practices dated 1957, and restricted birth certificates and baptismal records for 1943-1956. The third is Child Care, 1925-1960, boxes 90-91, consisting of Committee on Child Caring Homes dated 1928-1931, the Ninth Pan-American Child Congress of 1942, Foster Homes from the 1930s, the Association of Community Chest Institutes from 1931-1933, and Miscellaneous Studies on Child Care from 1925-1960. The fourth is Foreign Studies, 1946-1960, boxes 91-94, consisting of Eurasia dated 1947-1957, Africa from 1954-1960, and South America from 1946-1960. The fifth is Miscellaneous Studies, 1925-1961, boxes 94-97, consisting of Studies by State dated 1925-1961, Father Howe's Urban Redevelopment and Relocation Study of 1959, Russell Sage Figures from 1930-1944, Fund-raising from 1947-1948, and Miscellaneous Studies dated 1929-1961.
Series 6 contains the Institute for Catholic Prison Chaplains/Institutional Chaplains Files, 1931-1960, boxes 98-99. This series highlights the work of NCCC with The Commission on Prison Chaplains of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America. Among the chief concerns was that every Catholic prisoner in a penal or correctional institution have access to a prison chaplain.
Series 7 has the Legislation Files, 1928-1961, divided into three subseries. The first is Federal, 1936-1961, boxes 100-101, filed chronologically. The second is State, 1928-1943, boxes 102-103, filed alphabetically. The third is Miscellaneous State and Federal, 1928-1959, boxes 103-104, consisting of Juvenile Delinquency from 1944-1945, State Adoption Laws in 1944, Unemployment from 1928-1957, and Miscellaneous from 1936-1951.
Series 8 is the John J. O'Grady Papers, 1881(1905-1966)1977, boxes 105-117, with three subseries. The first is Personal, 1881(1905-1966)1977, boxes 105-108, consisting of Autobiographical Manuscript and Biographical Materials dated 1931-1972, Student Notes and Books from ca. 1905-1915, Scrapbook of Reviews and Clippings from ca. 1916 to 1939, Correspondence dated 1934-1959, and the Retirement Years of primarily 1961 to 1966. The second is Professional, 1915-1961, boxes 109-115, consisting of Addresses and Articles dated 1917-1960, Lectures and Research Notes from ca. 1915-1935, Invitations and Memberships dated 1939-1960, Personal Files from 1933-1960, and the alphabetical General Files dated 1918-1961. The third is (Alice) Padgett Biography Manuscript and Source Materials, 1913(1934-1977)1977, boxes 116-117, consisting of the (Alice) Padgett Biography Manuscript dated 1970-1977, John J. O'Grady Autobiographical Manuscript from 1950-1951, 'Come Now, Monsignor,' Sol Alinsky's Unpublished O'Grady Biography Manuscript and Contract from 1952-1955, CUA School of Social Work dated 1934-1938, and Selected General Administration Files, 1936-1960. Alice Padgett was Assistant Secretary of NCCC from 1928 to 1936. She was also Assistant Editor of the Catholic Charities Review from 1932 until at least 1938. She had an MA from the University of Chicago and served with O'Grady at the CUA School of Social Work in the 1930s. She also served on the NCCC Executive Committee in the 1940s. She clearly worked closely with O'Grady, enough so to be considered as someone who could write a biography of him, but with no indication as to why she did not finish it nor why the other works, those of O'Grady and Alinsky, were also unfinished.
Series 9 is Photographs and Newspaper Clippings, 1910(1940-1960)1960, box 118, with three subseries. The first is Photographs, ca. 1910-1960. The second is NCCC Golden Jubilee Conference Clippings, 1960. The third is Caritas Conference in Lisbon, Portugal, 1955.
Series 10 contains Publications and Related Correspondence, 1903-1963, boxes 119-128 and loose on shelves, with six subseries. The first is NCCC Publications, 1910(1910-1961)1963, that includes loose and bound unboxed sets of the Proceedings from 1910-1959 and Catholic Charities Review from 1917-1961 as well as Diocesan Directories from 1922-1961, box 119, and Miscellaneous from 1937-1957, box 119. The second subseries is Diocesan Publications, 1907(1921-1961)1963, boxes 119-123. The third is Private Organizations Publications, 1903(1921-1961)1961, box 124. The fourth is State Publications, 1918-1956, boxes 124-125. The fifth is Federal Publications, 1920-1939, boxes 126-127. The sixth is International Publications, 1933-1955, boxes 127-128.
Series 11 has Board of Directors' Minutes and Related papers, 1961-1986, boxes 129-136b with six subseries. The first is General and Executive Committee, 1961-1986, boxes 129-133. The second is Personnel Committee, 1963-1978, boxes 133-134. The third is the Bylaws Committee, 1962-1978, box 134. The fourth is the Health Affairs Committee, 1974-1978, box 135. The fifth is the Nominating Committee, 1979-1984, boxes 135-136. The sixth is General and Miscellaneous, 1965-1982, box 136.
Series 12 is the General Administration Files, 1959(1961-1985)1985, boxes 137-183, divided into two large subseries. The first is the alphabetical General Correspondence, 1959(1961-1980)1980, boxes 137-155, with a list of the subject folder titles with attending dates included for each of the boxes from 137 through 155 though folder numbers have not been included at this time. The second is the Subject Files, 1961-1984, boxes 155-183, consisting of major subjects such as Caritas Internationalis-International Confederation of Catholic Charities, the Coalition of National Voluntary Organizations, Ladies of Charity, the United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW), Joint Action in Community Service (JACS), National Association of Social Workers (NASW), National Center for Voluntary Action (NCVA), the National Social Welfare Assembly and its successors the National Assembly for Social Policy and Development and the National Assembly of National Voluntary Health and Social Welfare Organizations, the National Catholic Welfare Conference (later the United States Catholic Conference), Summit Conference on Inflation, United Community Funds and Councils of America, the United Way, Urban Coalition-War on Poverty, various White House conferences, and Jerome Ernst and Parish Social Ministry.
Series 13 is Committee Files, 1961-1982, boxes 184-202, with three subseries. The first is Topic-Local Committees, 1961-1980, boxes 184-189, filed chronologically. The second is Diocesan Directors of Catholic Charities, 1961-1982, boxes 190-196, divided into General Files dated 1961-1982 and Membership Files from 1971-1974 and filed alphabetically by Diocese. The third subseries is the Conference of Religious (sisters), 1959(1961-1967)1967, boxes 197-202, separated by the National Office dated 1961-1973 and filed alphabetically by subject, and the New York Office dated 1959(1961-1967)1967.
Series 14 is Study and Survey Files, 1960-1984, boxes 203-214, with five subseries. The first is the monumental Cadre Study, 1967-1976, boxes 203-207. The second is Diocesan Agency Studies, 1963-1983, boxes 208-209. The third is Adoption-Unwed Mothers, 1960-1976, boxes 209-213. The fourth is Refugees-Vietnam, 1970-1984, box 214. The fifth is Miscellaneous Studies, 1967-1982, box 214.
Series 15 is Legislation Files, 1961-1988, boxes 215-252, divided into three subseries. The first is Federal Legislation, 1961-1988, boxes 215-251, with some files organized chronologically, some alphabetically by general subject, and still others by specific topics such as CCL, Health Insurance, Indians, Kendrick Case, Legislation Program and Seminar, Pluralism, PSM, Social Security, Supreme Court, Welfare Reform, and Family, Housing, and Immigration. The second subseries is State legislation files, 1967-1971, box 252, arranged alphabetically by state name. The third is Miscellaneous State and Federal files, 1961-1976, box 252.
Series 16 is the Social Thought journal's editorial files and related material, 1975-1994, boxes 253-256, and divided into four subseries. This scholarly journal was published jointly by NCCC/Catholic Charities USA and The Catholic University of America's National Catholic School of Social Service (NCSSS). The first subseries is Editorial Board Minutes and Related Material, 1975-1991, box 253. The second is Editorial Correspondence and Related Material, 1975-1992, boxes 254-256, divided by General dated 1975-1992, Authors from 1975-1988, Referees from 1982-1988, Accepted Papers dated 1987-1991, Rejected Papers from 1976-1992, Miscellaneous Papers from 1982-1984, and Dorothy Mohler's Author Rolodex of ca. 1986. The third subseries is Eleanor Judah (former editor) Files, ca. 1987-1992, box 256. The fourth subseries is an unbound and incomplete set of the Social Thought journal, 1976-1994, stored on some reference shelves.
Series 17 is Publications and Related Material, 1961-1999, boxes 257-262, divided into seven subseries. The first is NCCC/CCUSA publications including the Proceedings of national meetings, Catholic Charities Review journal, Charities USA, Directories, Annual Surveys, Annual Reports, and Miscellaneous. The second is Diocesan Publications, 1964, box 260. The third is Private Organization Publications, 1961-1966, box 260. The fourth is State Publications, 1963-1964, box 260. The fifth is Federal Publications, 1961-1967, box 260. The sixth is International Publications, 1961-1982, box 260. The seventh is Publications Office Editorial Files, 1973-1984, boxes 261-262.
Series 18 is the Addendum of Miscellaneous and unprocessed material, 1920-2012, n.d., boxes 263-320, received since 2002. There are general administrative files, including correspondence and annual reports, as well as memorabilia, publications, photographs, and other audiovisual materials.
For the Kerby-O'Grady Era, please note that some agencies, such as the Children's Bureau, were transferred to new parent agencies or departments. In each case, the dependent unit is listed under the parent organization for the appropriate time period. This means that the Children's Bureau is found under the Department of Labor for 1920 to the mid 1950s, and under the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW) thereafter. The Social Security Board was formed in the 1930s under the Federal Security Agency, which was renamed Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW) in 1954. Social security material is also located in the Legislation Files. Children's Bureau publications are listed in the publication series, Series 10, under Federal Publications.
The Catholic Charities USA records consist of 18 Series.
25 years or living persons generally for the collection, except for sacramental records in box 89 that require written permission from the current president of CCUSA.
The American Catholic History Research Center and University Archives also has:
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Washington, DC. 1825(1861-1967)1978, 19 boxes; 18 feet.
Family and Child Services Records. 1882-1961, 12.5 feet; 10 boxes.
Kerby, William Joseph. Papers. 1896-1936, 5 feet; 10 boxes.
Kerby (William Joseph) Foundation. Collection. 1941-1973, 6.25 feet; 5 boxes.
Mohler, Dorothy Abts. Papers. ca. 1920-2000. 16 boxes; 20 feet.
Society of St. Vincent de Paul (SSVP), Archdiocese of Washington, DC. Records. 1888 (1947-1965) 1972, 7.5 feet; 15 boxes.
Society of St. Vincent de Paul (SSVP), National Council of the United States. Records. 1853-2006. n.d., 120 feet; 95 boxes.
Marquette University, Special Collections and University Archives has:
The University of Minnesota has:
This record series is indexed under the following controlled access subject terms.
Shortly after the death of Msgr. John O'Grady, Secretary of the National Conference of Catholic Charities (NCCC) from 1920 to 1961, Catholic University of America (CUA) Archivist Rev. Michael Hall wrote to Msgr. Lawrence Corcoran, the current Secretary, to inquire about the possibility of depositing O'Grady's papers at CUA. Hall argued that these would be a fine addition to related collections such as the papers of William Kerby, Francis Haas, and John A. Ryan. However, NCCC executives believed that the O'Grady papers could not be separated from the NCCC records, and they were not ready to dispose of those. In 1969, the University of Minnesota inquired about the NCCC records for their Social Welfare Archives, and Marquette University was also said to be interested in acquiring these same records. Through the work of both Dorothy Bird Daly and Dorothy Mohler of CUA's National Catholic School of Social Service (NCSSS) the NCCC records were pledged to CUA at the annual meeting of the NCCC board of directors in October 1972. These records began to come to CUA in 1977 though NCCC retained ownership, including copyright. It was also understood that said records would have a restriction of 25 years or living persons, although it was not until February of 2002 however that a formal deed of gift agreement was signed between Catholic Charities USA (the named was changed in 1986) and CUA.
Processing by William John Shepherd, 1991-2010, with additional contributions Maria Mazzenga, 2009-2010. EAD Markup language by Dale Park in 2007, and Mr. Shepherd in 2010. Revised and expanded in 2011 and 2012 by Mr. Shepherd.
Included are meeting minutes from 1910, programs from 1916-1918, correspondence from William J. Kerby, and the 1916 address of Samuel Gompers to a Catholic University of America class. Box 1.
Originally the executive committee, the name was later changed to the board of directors. Arranged chronologically. Boxes 1-3.
There are three subseries, with the first including a list of folder titles and dates. Please note that for many of the topics there might be more than one folder.
Subseries 3.1: Subject Files, A-Z, 1920(1920-1961)1965, Boxes 3-49
A, 1940-1961; Action-Research Program, 1956-1957; Action Associates, 1960; Advisory Committee to the Council of National Defense, 1940; Advisory Committee on Current Statistics, Children's Bureau, U.S. Department of Labor, 1938-1942, Box 3
Agriculture, U.S. Department of, 1923-1955; Albany, Diocese of, 1941-1942; Ahern, Leland, 1946; Alinsky, Saul, 1960; All Hallows College, Dublin, Ireland, 1923-1927; Alter, Karl J., 1924-1934; America, 1933-1939; American Assembly, 1953-1954; American Association for Labor Legislation, 1922-1940; American Association for Organizing Family Social Work, 1927-1933; American Association of Social Workers, 1922-1955, Box 4
American Association of Social Workers, 1922-1955; American Committee on Italian Migration, 1959-1960;American Federation of Labor (AFL), 1922, 1933-1939; American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO) Community Service Activities, 1959; American Immigration Conference, 1954-1959; American Immigration and Citizenship Conference, 1959-1961; American Medical Association (AMA), 1958-1960; American Prison Association, 1940-1949; American Protestant Hospital Association, 1933-1939; American Public Welfare Association, 1933-1959; American Red Cross, 1933-1938; American Social Hygiene Association, 1940; American Sociological Society, 1922-1942; Appeals, 1961; Apostleship of the Sea, 1955; Apostolic Delegation, 1940; Applications for Positions, 1938-1960, Box 5
Applications for Positions (continued), 1938-1960; Armstrong, Lady, 1923-1925; Arnold, Edward A., 1924; Articles, Vincentian and Catholic Charities, 1939-1941; Associated Charities, 1922-1923; Association of Catholic Social Workers, 1950; Atkinson, Mary Irene, 1923-1933; B, 1922-1961; Back of the Yards Neighborhood Council, 1939, 1943, 1946; Ball, L. Heisler, 1924; Bannon, Rev. J. James, 1929-1940; Barry, Harriet L., 1931-1935; Barry, Rev. Rubert P., 1924-1939; Beckman, Rev. Francis J., 1924; Benjamin, Paul L., 1932-1938; Bergan, Rev. G. T., 1935-1938; Big Brothers/Big Sisters, 1929-1930; Birth Control, 1929-1931; Bishop, Rev. W. Howard, 1933; Blatz, Val, President, St. Vincent de Paul, 1932-1937; Blong, Aileen, 1924-1940; Board for Fundamental Education, 1955; Board of Hospitals and Homes of the Methodist Church, 1949, 1956-1957; Bohan, Rev. Phillip, 1924; Boylan, Marguerite, 1921-1937; Boyle, Rev. Hugh C., 1922-1934; Breen, Edward J., 1922-1938; Brehm, Rev. Leo, 1922-1934; Bressette, Linna E., 1921-1933, Box 6
Brown, Rev. Robert, 1947-1948; Brown, Father, Memos to Msgr. O'Grady, 1948-1949; Bruce, Frank, 1935, 1940; Brussels World Exhibition, 1958; Burgess, C. W., 1953; Burns, Allen T., Community Chests, 1922-1938; Burt, Henry F., 1923-1924, 1933; Butler, Edmond Borgia, President of NCCC, 1950; Butler, Edmond J., 1931-1938; Butler, Rev. John J., 1931-1940; Byrne, Rev. C. E., 1940; Byrne, Rev. Leo C., 1960-1961; C, 1941-1961, Box 7
California, 1959; California Dept. of Employment, 1944; Callahan, 1922-1932; Campbell, Rev. James Marshall, 1954-1957; Campbell, William J., 1940; Caritas -Canada, 1954-1960; Carr, Rev. John C., 1924-1939; Carroll, Harry R., 1924; Cassin, William J., 1934-1940; Catholic and Protestant Welfare League, 1959; Catholic Charities Agencies, Personnel Practices, 1950-1955; Catholic Charities and Public Agencies, 1932-1933; Catholic Charities, The Mission of, Notes by Father Lennon, 1959; Catholic Charities of Washington, D.C., First Annual Report, 1922; Catholic Charities, Population Problems, 1958-1960; Catholic Charities Review, 1924-1945; Catholic Charities Staff Meetings, n.d.; Catholic Child Care, Interpretation, 1949-1950; Catholic Child Guidance Clinics, 1941, 1949, 1952; Catholic Daughters of America (CDA), 1941-1960, Box 8
Catholic Daughters of America (CDA), 1941-1960; Catholic Guardian Society of New York, 1921-1923; Catholic Hospital Association (CHA), 1933-1945; Catholic Interest in Agricultural Life and Labor, 1950-1955; Catholic International Union for Social Service, 1939-1940; Catholic Interracial Council, 1955-1957; Catholic Philosophy of Social Work, 1928, 1933, 1940; Catholic Relief Computation Roundtable, 1933; Catholic Service League, 1941-1943; Catholic Social Service of Arizona, 1933-1939; Catholic University of America (CUA), 1927-1961, Box 9
Catholic University of America (continued), 1927-1961; Catholic Welfare Board, 1932-1933; Catholic Youth Encyclopedia, 1961; Catholic Youth Organization, 1938; Catholic Youth Service Bureau, 1957; Caulfield, Rev. Eugene P., 1928-1933; Census, Bureau of the, 1950; Certain Aspects of Case Work Practices, Pamphlet, 1942-1943; Chambliss, Hardee, 1924; Charity Organization Society of England, 1923; Chelsea Community Council, 1959-1960; Child Welfare League, 1922-1961; Child Welfare Work, Sacred Heart Convent, 1955; Christian, Frank L., 1925; Cigognani, Rev. Amleto, Apostolic Delegate, 1956-1957; Citizens Committee on Displaced Persons, 1947; Civic Committee, North Side, Chicago, 1942; Civil Service League, 1925-1926; Cochran, John J., 1940; Colin, A., 1924; Collins, May B., 1923; Commerce, U.S. Department of, 1931, 1942; Committee for the Nation's Health, 1946-1951; Commonwealth Fund, 1933, 1939, Box 10
Community Chests and Councils, 1936-1960; Community Service Organization, 1959-1960; Condon, C. Ben, 1924-1936; Confidentiality, 1946-1960; Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO), 1942-1943; Congressional Library Notes, ca. 1930; Connelly, Rev. Msgr. E. J., 1922; Connors, Hannah, 1924-1925; Connolly, Rev. P. J., S. J., 1924-1937; Consultative Conference on Desegregation, 1957-1958; Converse, Alyce M., 1923; Conway, Alice M., 1922-1933; Cooke, Msgr. Vincent W., President, NCCC, 1951; Cooper, Rev John Montgomery, 1923-1936; Cooperation between Public and Private Agencies, 1949-1954; Cooperation with Non-Catholic Groups, 1956; Cooperative Forum, 1942-1948; Copyrights, 1947; Corbett, Lucille K., 1922-1936; Corcoran, Margaret, 1924-1931, Box 11
Cornell University School of Industrial and Labor Relations, 1960; Corr, Rev. William E., 1922-1932; Cosgrove, Elizabeth, 1922-1934; Cosgrove, President, 1924; Cotton Garment Code Authority, 1934; Coulter, E. K., 1924-1925; Council of Social Agencies, 1933-1938; Council on Social Work Education, 1952-1960; Crank Letters, 1953-1954, 1957; Cribbins, Rev. J. P., 1924; Cronin, Rev. John J., 1934; Croxton, Fred C., 1931; Cullen, Rev. T. M., 1933-1934; Curley, Rev. Daniel J., 1923-1925; Curley, Rev. Michael J., 1922-1935; Cuban Refugee Conference, 1961; D, 1922-1961; Daly, Rev. Daniel J., 1923; Daly, John T., 1928-1933; Daly, Rev. Joseph, 1933; Daly, Rev. William J., 1936-1939; Davies, Marian, 1923; Davis, Michael M., 1934-1940; Defense Program, 1940-1941, Box 12
Defense Housing Coordinator, 1940-1942; Defense, Reports of Training Camps, 1940-1941, Alabama/Georgia-Camp McClellan/Ft. Benning, Arkansas, California-Hamilton Field, District of Columbia, Florida-McDill Field Naval Air Base, Illinois, Indiana-Ft. Riley/Camp Funston, Kentucky, Louisana-Camp Beauregard/Clairborne/Livingston/Polk, Massachusetts-Ft. Andrews/Devens/Camp Edwards, Missouri-Camp Leonard Wood, Mississippi, New Jersey-Fort Dix, North Carolina-Camp Bragg, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island-U.S. Naval Training Station, Newport, South Carolina-Ft. Jackson, Texas, Virginia-Naval Base, Norfolk; Defense, U.S.Office of Education Wartime Commission, Comm. on Comm. Service, 1942); Defense, General Memos, Correspondence, 1941; Defense Program Questionnaire, n.d.; Denby, The Honorable Edwin, 1923; Dependent Children, 1936, Box 13
Dependent Children Under the Social Security Act, 1936; Depretiere, Rev. G., 1925; Desmond, Rev. William, 1932-1933; Director of Catholic Charities of Washington, D.C., 1922; Disabled Veterans Committee, Correspondence, 1950-1952; District of Columbia District, Affairs of, 1924-1927, 1932-1940; Doheny, Rev. T., T.P., 1924; Doherty, Rev. R. W., St. Paul, Minnesota, 1933-1940; Dolan, Rev. James E., Catholic Welfare Bureau, Los Angeles, California, 1928-1937; Donahue, A. Madorah, Department of Public Welfare, Washington, D.C., 1924-1931; Dougherty, Dennis J., Cardinal, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1923-1930; Dowling, Rev. James G., Fresno, California, 1940; Doyle, Rev. Michael J., Toledo, Ohio, 1938-1940, 1948-1950; Drennan, William, New York City, 1940; Drexel, Mother M. Katharine, 1923; Driscoll, Mary E., 1924; Driscoll, Rev. William P., 1923, 1934-1937; Drumm, Rev. Thomas W., 1924; Dubrul, Stephen M., Detroit, Michigan, 1940; Ducey, Helen F., 1923, 1925; Ducirco, Inc., Washington, D.C., 1952; Duggan, Rev. R. P., Director of Catholic Charities, Dubuque, Iowa, 1931-1938; Dunham, Arthur and Leslie Foy, Public Charities Association of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 1926-1935; Dwan, Mary C., 1922; E, 1924, 1941-1852, 1954-1961; Edward, Brother, 1924; Emmanuel, Rev. Cyprian, 1923-1926; English Poor Laws, 1926, 1934; Epstein, Abraham, Secretary, American Association for Social Security, New York City, 1934-1937; Eslick, Theodore P., Des Moines, Iowa, 1940; Ethical Problems, 1935-1937; Eugenia, Sister, 1924-1925; Evacuation of Aliens, 1942; F, 1922-1923, 1940-1961, Box 14
Family Service Association of America, Miriam Cavanaugh's Notations, 1931-1933, and Correspondence, 1946-1952; Family Welfare Association, New York City, 1930-1945; Family Welfare Association, Monthly Summaries, 1932-1933; Farley, Richard H., Brooklyn, New York, 1933-1940; Farrell, Rev. Edward M., Peoria, Illinois, 1933-1939; Farrell, Thomas F. K.S.G., New York City, 1924-1939; Featherstone, Rev. John J., 1923-1925; Federal Civil Defense Administration, Religious Advisory Committee Correspondence, 1951-1953; Religious Advisory Committee, Miscellaneous, 1952-1953; Federal Council of the Churches of Christ, New York City, 1940; Federal Home Loan Bank Act, 1932-1933; Federal Hospital Council Advisory Committee, Correspondence, 1946-1948; Federal Loan Agency, 1941-1942, Box 15
Federal Security Agency, Advisory Committee on Surplus Property, 1945-1946, Child Welfare Services, Joint Planning, 1951-1952, Conference on Aging, Section on Income Maintenance, Correspondence, 1950, Federal Security Agency Correspondence, 1941-1954, Family Security Committee, 1942; Federal Security Agency, 1941-1943; Federal Security Agency, Jane Hoey, Public Assistance, 1946-1950; Federal Security Agency, National Health Assembly, May 1948, Conference on Delinquency Control, 1952, Meeting on Standard Setting for Institutions, 1951, Religious Programs and Services, 1952, Conference on Aging, Correspondence, 1950-1951, Miscellaneous, 1950-1951, Reorganization, Preliminary Report, 1952, Standard Setting Amendment, n.d., Director of Catholic Charities, 1952-1953, Social Security Board, n.d., Miscellaneous Materials, 1934-1935, 1949, Social Security Board, 1937-1940, Social Security and Old Age, Miscellaneous Papers, 1951-1952, Social Security Act, Meeting, Amendment to Title IV, 1952, Standard Setting Committee, D.D.C.C. Correspondence, 1952-1953, Unemployment and Public Work, Miscellaneous, 1949-1950, Box 16
Federal Works Agency, Federal Housing Administration, 1941-1943, Defense Housing, 1940-1942, Defense Housing Construction Bulletin, 1941-1942, Works Project Administration Book, 1940, WPA, Georgia, 1939, WPA, 1939-1941, WPA, Nebraska, 1939, WPA, Relief, 1936, WPA, Relief Questionnaire, 1936; Fees for Casework Services and Services to Economically Independent Clients, 1948-1961; Feldt, Loretta C., 1923; Fight for Freedom, Inc., 1941-1942, Box 17
Financial Records, Income/Expenditure, NCCC Subscriber Fragments, 1927, Paid Bills, 1945, Memo on Salary Scales, 1943; Finck, Mrs. Leon C., League of Catholic Women, Detroit, Michigan, 1923-1934; Fischer, Msgr., Conference President, 1956-1957; Fitzgerald, James, Detroit, Michigan, 1931-1940; Fitzgerald, Mary E., Elmira, New York, 1934-1939; Fitzgerald, W. Francis, Lincolndale, New York, 1940; Fitzpatrick, Vincent de Paul, Baltimore Catholic Review, 1922-1934; Flanagan, Rev. William J., 1940; Flynn, Grace G., 1923-1925; Flannery, J. Rogers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1923-1934; Foery, Walter A., Bishop of Syracuse, New York, 1934-1936; Folks, Homer, State Charities Aid, New York, 1922-1934; Fordham University School of Social Service, 1939-1940; Foundation for Voluntary Welfare, 1956-1958; Furfey, Rev. Paul Hanly, 1923-1934; Fussenegger, Rev. August, Indianapolis, Indiana, 1935-1939; G, 1922-1961; Galbally, E. J., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1924-1939, Gallagher, Msgr. Raymond J., 1958-1961; Galpin, C. J., 1923; Gannon, Rev. J. Mark, Erie, Pennsylvania, 1922-1931; Garamond Press, 1959-1960; Garesche, Rev. E. F., S.J., New York City, 1923-1929; General Welfare Tax League, New York City, 1932-1934; German Refugee Children, 1938-1939; Gerontological Society, Inc., 1957-1959; Gerry, Peter, Washington, D.C., 1924-1939; Gibbons, Mary L., 1932-1940; Giblyn, John R., 1923; Gill, Rev. Thomas, Seattle, Washington, 1940; Gillespie, George J., New York City, 1923-1940; Gillin, John L., 1923; Glaser, Joseph P., President, NCCC, Detroit, Michigan, 1953, Box 18
Glaser, Joseph P., President, NCCC, Detroit, Michigan, 1954; Glass, Rev. Joseph S, C.M., 1923; Gleason, Ann, 1923; Glenn, Rev. Laurence, Director, Catholic Charities, Duluth, Minnesota, 1928-1939; Glover, Rev. Ralph Glover, Newark, New Jersey, 1929-1939; Godley, Mary F., New York City, 1923-1938; Golden Jubilee, 1960; Gordon, Grace, 1924; Gordon, M. E., 1922; Governor's Commission on Human Rights, Madison, Wisconsin, 1950; Grady, Rev. George, Hartford, Connecticut, 1921-1939; Griffin, Rev. William M., Director, Altoona, Pennsylvania, 1928-1940; Griffith, Leo G., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1923-1934; Guilfoyle, Msgr. George H., President, 1960-1961; H, 1941-1961; Haas, Msgr. Francis J., Washington, D.C., 1924-1935; Hagerty, J. E., Ohio State University, 1924-1938; Hanigen, Rev. Charles, 1924; Hanley, James H., City National Bank Building, Omaha, Nebraska, 1922-1932; Hannon, Mary Regina, Honolulu, Hawaii, 1940; Harahan, Catherine A., Richmond, Virginia, 1940; Harlan, Laura, 1922; Harrisburg Meeting, Materials for, 1958-1959; Harrison, Shelby M., 1923; Harty, Rev. James J., 1922-1924; Hayes, Rev. Edward A., Ossining, New York, 1940; House Committee Investigating National Defense Migration, Committee to Investigate Interstate Migration of Destitute Citizens, 1937-1942; Health, Education and Welfare, United States Department of,-Advisory Council on Child Welfare Services, 1958-1960,-Child Welfare Services, Discussions, 1950-1954,-Child Welfare Services, 1954,-Children's Bureau, Extension of A.D.C., 1956,-Delinquency Treatment Report, 1954,-Newsnotes on Juvenile Delinquency, 1952-1955,-Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 1954,-Conference on Juvenile Delinquency, 28-30 June 1954,-Correspondence, 1956,-Federal Council on Aging, 1956,-Meeting with Secretary Folsom, 1956,-Correspondence, 1957-1959, Box 19
-National Conference on Homemaker and Related Services, 27 January 1958,-National Conference on Nursing Homes and Homes for the Aging, 25-28 February 1958,-Interfaith Groups, Correspondence, 1959-1960,-Interfaith Meetings, 1959-1961,-Interfaith Meetings, 1961,-Public Health Service Report, 1959,-"A New Look at Child Welfare Services," 3 March 1954; Health/Medical,-Committee on Costs of Medical Care, 1928-1931,-Technical Committee on Medical Care, 1938,-Health and Hospital Survey, St. Louis, Missouri, 1934,-Hospital Bills, 1940, Box 20
-Baltimore Health Survey, 1934,-Health Care, Children, 1936-1939,-Miscellaneous Health Studies, 1937-1940,-Tax Funds Received by Catholic Hospitals, 1938,-Diocesan Hospitals, 1938,-Child Care, 1933,-Dependent Children/Boarding Homes, 1933-1934,-Psychiatric Group Materials, Dr. Dunn and Dr. Briefs, 1935,-Children's Bureau, United States Department of Labor, 1932,-Mental Hygiene, 1933-1935,-Child Welfare Study and Correspondence, 1933-1934,-Community Chest Participation, 1937; Hefner, Helen, 1923; Heide, Henry, 1922; Helmann, Msgr. M. W., Lincoln, Nebraska, 1940; Henderson, Sophie, 1924; Heneghan, George, President, St. Louis, Missouri, 1955; Heneghan, George, President, Superior Council, Society of St. Vincent de Paul, 1957-1958; Hennerty, William J., 1922-1925; Hickey, Rev. Augustine F., 1924; Hickey, Rev. Thomas F., 1925; Hierarchy, Correspondence with, 1959-1960; Higgins, Daniel Paul, New York, New York, 1940; Highlander Folk School, 1957-1958; Highway Commission, 1931-1939; Historical Data, 1948-1956; Historical, 1959-1961; Hoban, Rev. Michael J., 1923, 1926; Holland, Rush L., 1924; Holy Year, Charity Exhibit, 1950; Homes for Incurables, 1939; Homes for Working Boys, Clubs for Older Boys, 1946; Homes and Shelters for Homeless Men, Boys and Women, 1940; Hooper, Bertha Freeman, 1923; Hopkins, Harry, Administrator, Federal Emergency Relief Administration, 1933-1934; Hospitals, Special Types, 1939, Box 21
Houses of the Good Shepherd, 1934, 1946; Housing, 1958-1961; Housing Legal Digest, 1941; Howes, Rev. Robert G., 1959-1961; Howley, Rev. Richard T., San Francisco, California, 1936-1939; Hughes, Margaret M., 1946-1947; Hughes, Msgr. William, Director, Catholic Indian Missions, 1932-1933; Human Betterment Association, 1957; Hunt, Sara F., 1923; I, 1941-1961; Immigration Meetings, 1957-1958; Indian Missions Need of Relief, 1934; Indians, Work with Sr. Providencia, 1951; Industrial Areas Foundation, 1954-1959; Industrial Schools, 1938; Infant Asylums, 1946; Institute for Religious and Social Studies, 1953-1957; Institutions-Classified Lists, 1940,-Expenditures, 1941-1942,-Child Caring, 1946,-Child Caring with Lay Teachers, 1940,-Dependent Colored Children, 1940,-Mental and Nervous Patients, 1939,-Mentally Handicapped Children, 1949-1953,-Physically Handicapped Children, 1946,-Aged, 1940, Box 22
Interfaith Cooperation in Social Welfare, 1953-1955; Interior, U.S. Department of, 1940; International Conference of Catholic Charities Community Development, 1958-1960; International Conference of Social Work, 1947-1951; International Health Conference, 1946; International Meetings, Miscellaneous, 1952; International Social Welfare, Correspondence, 1946-1955; Interstate Commission on Crime, Newark, New Jersey, 1940; J, 1941-1960; Jacobi, Rev. H. Joseph, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1940; Jacobi, Msgr. H. Joseph, President, 1948-1949; Japanese Embassy, 1923; Jennings, Mary, 1925; Joint Vocational Service, Inc., New York City, 1933-1939; Jones, Caroline W., 1924; Juvenile Delinquency, 1938-1943; K, 1922-1961, Box 23
K,(continued); Kane, Rev. Francis J., 1923; Keane, Rev. William C., Director, Catholic Charities, Albany, New York, 1923-1939; Keasey, Sister M. Boniface, 1922; Keating, Val M., San Antonio, Texas, 1940; Keegan, Msgr. Robert F., New York City, 1921-1940; Keeler, Floyd, 1925;Keller, Oscar E., 1924; Kelley, Rev. Francis C., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 1933-1935; Kelly, Bessie, 1921-1922; Kelly, Rev. C. F., 1922; Kelly, Rev. Edward D., 1924-1925; Kelly, Edmund J., 1925; Kelly, Kitty, 1923; Kelly, Mary Kate, 1924; Kelly, Nora, 1922; Kelly, W. J., 1923; Kelty, James F., S.T.L., 1922; Kenkel, Frederick P., St. Louis, Missouri, 1922-1934; Kennedy, James F., Chicago, Illinois, 1922-1931; Kennedy, Walter B., 1923; Kenny, Rev. Michael, S.J., 1923, 1926; Kerby, Rev. William J., Washington, D.C., 1922-1936; Kerby Guild, The, 1957-1958; Kernahan, W. J., 1923; Keys, May, 1924;King, Anne, 1924-1925; Kingsley, Sherman C., 1923; Kirk, Harry J., 1949-1950; Klein, Philip, New York School of Social Work, New York City, 1934-1935; Korenchan, Father, Columbian Father at United Nations, 1957-1961; Krmpotic, Msgr. M. D., 1924-1925; Kublman, Rev. A. J., S.J., 1923; Labaree, Mary S., Childrens Bureau, Washington, D.C., 1922-1960; Labor, U.S. Department of, 1923-1935,-Bureau of Labor Statistics and Standards, 1939-1942,-Children's Bureau, 1920, 1923-1940,-The States and Child Labor, 1920,-Tables for Fields other Than Family, 1931,-Reports Other Than Family, 1931,-Fields Other Than Family, 1931, Box 24
-Tables Other Than Family Welfare and Relief, 1931,-Schedules Other Than Family Welfare, 1931,-Children's Bureau, 1933, 1936-1943,-Workmen's Compensation and Rehabilitation, Conference on, 1950; Ladies of Charity, 1934-1945, 1951-1960; Laffey, Margaret E., 1923; Lapp, John A., Petroleum Labor Policy Board, U.S. Department of Interior, 1922-1936; Larkin, Rev. Paschal, O.M.C.A.P., 1924; Larkin, Thomas E., 1924-1929; Larkin, Thomas E., Anthracite Board of Conciliation, Hazelton, Pennsylvania, 1937-1939; Larmour, Victoria, 1923-1929; Laughlin, Anne, Topeka, Kansas, 1940; Laughlin, Sara E., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1922-1939; Laughnane, Anne, 1924; Leahy, Sylvester R., 1924-1925; LeBarbier, Adele, 1921-1922; LeBlond, Rev. C. Hubert, Bishop's House, St. Joseph, Missouri, 1922-1940, Box 25
LeBlond, C. H., Bishop of St. Joseph, Missouri, 1945-1954; LeBuffe, Rev. Francis P., Fordham School of Social Service, New York City, 1924-1926; Lennon, Rev. John J., 1951, 1954; Leonard, Rev. Edward L., Baltimore, Maryland, 1923-1937; Lewis, Francis J., Chicago, Illinois, 1923-1931; Library, 1949-1951; Loftus, Rev. Eugene A., Buffalo, New York, 1940; Lucey, Rev. Robert E., Bishop's Residence, Amarillo, Texas, 1923-1936; Lundberg, Emma O., Childrens Bureau, 1923-1932; Lurie, H. L., Bureau of Jewish Social Research, 1933-1934; Lynch, Marie, 1924; Lynch, Mary, 1923; Lyng, Rev. Edward J., 1922-1924; M, 1940-1960; Mc, 1922-1960; Me-My, 1922-1961, Box 26
MacDonald, R. H., 1923; MacHale, Marcella, 1923; MacSherry, Allen, 1922; Magazines, 1928-1935; Maginnis, W. H., 1924; Magnusson, Leifur, 1926-1935; Mahoney, Thomas F., 1927; Mahowald, Rev. Edward, 1927-1928; Mailing Lists, 1941, 1945-1954; Matre, Anthony, 1921; Mahowald, Msgr. Edward, St. Cloud, Minnesota, 1922-1937; Marian Year, 1954; Markham, Rev. T. H., Sacramento, California, 1940; Marshall, A. D., 1953-1954; Maryknoll Community Welfare and Social Survey, 1953-1954; Maryknoll Golden Jubilee, 1962; Mason, Florence, Cleveland, Ohio, 1922-1940; Mason, Florence, Discussion Group, 1943-1946; Mason, Florence, President of NCCC, 1946-1948; Maternal and Child Health Programs, 1943; Mattingly, Mrs. Charles, 1927-1935; Mattingly, Mabel, Fordham University School of Social Service, New York City, 1921-1936; Mayer, Albert, 1954; McBride, Anna M., 1922; McCabe, David A., Princeton, New Jersey, 1923-1939; McCabe, Olive C., 1922; McCarthy, Stephen, 1921; McCourt, Rev. John J., Altoona, Pennsylvania, 1922-1930; McDonald, Rev. Joseph A., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1931-1932; McDonnell, Clara, Department of Welfare, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, 1925-1934; McEntegart, Rev. Bryan J., 1925-1940; McEntegart, Rev. Bryan J., President, NCCC, 1941; McEvoy, Rev. M. F., 1922-1939; McFadden, Mrs. James, 1923; McGill, Nettie P., 1929, 1944; McGinty, Rev. E. A., 1935; McGovern, Rev. P. A., Cheyenne, Wyoming, 1928; McGrath, Sr. Mary, St Mary's, Monroe, Michigan, 1923-1937; McGrath, William, 1928-1931; McGuire, Constantine, 1931; McGuire, Louise, Washington, D.C., 1925-1934; McHale, T. T., Jr., 1922; McHugh, Anna M., Juvenile Court of Cook County, Chicago, Illinois, 1924-1929; McHugh, Rose J., 1923-1937; McJunkin, William B., 1922; McKay, Rev. J. N. V., 1923-1928; McLaughlin, Rev. Emmett, O.I.M., Phoenix, Arizona, 1940; McMahon, Alice M., 1923-1924; McMahon, Charles A., 1922-1932; McNally, Rev. Francis P., Rockford, Illinois, 1938-1940; McNally, Gertrude M., 1924; McNamara, Mary B., 1921; McNeill, Ruth, 1923; McQueeney, E. C., 1925-1929; McQueeney, Edward C., Akron, Ohio, 1940; McQuillen, Rev. C. R., Erie, Pennsylvania, 1932-1939; Meagher, Rev. Thomas, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1940; Meegan, Rev. William, Buffalo, New York, 1923-1939; Melling, May Agnes, 1922-1927; Menendez, J. C. , New York City, Paulist Press, 1921-1928, 1934; Mental Health Survey, Washington, D.C., 1952; Merrick, Mary V., Ellicott City, Maryland, 1922-1934; Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., 1961, Box 27
Mexico-Mexican Correspondence, 1941-1944,-Mexican Labor, Archbishop Lucey, 1942-1943,-Mexican Labor, Msgr. Ligutti, 1942-1943,-Mexican Labor News, 1943-1944,-Mexican Notes, 1941-1942,-Mexico, 1941; Michella, Sr. M., 1935; Migratory Workers, Catholic, Interest In, 1956; Mihanovich, Clement S., 1954; Miscellaneous, 1922-1941; Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1929-1933; Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1956-1958, Box 28
Miscellaneous Correspondence, CoC's Notation, 1933-1935; Miscellaneous Correspondence, Miriam Cavanaugh's Notation, 1934; Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1936-1940; Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1959-1960, Box 29
Miscellaneous Form Letters, 1939-1942; Miscellaneous Homes, 1940; Miskelow, Rev. E. J., 1922; Missouri Welfare League, 1947-1948; Mitchell, Rev. Thomas E., 1923-1939; Moan, Agnes and Mary, 1922-1923; Modern Community Developers, Inc., 1959-1960; Moley, Richard, 1926-1930; Molloy, Rev. Thomas E., 1922; Monaghan, Francis J., Bishop of Ogdensburg, New York, 1940; Monaghan, Judge John, 1923; Moore, Rev. Edward R., New York City, 1927-1940; Moore, Mary Young, 1922-1931; Moore, Rev. Thomas V., 1929-1932, 1934; Moran, Frederick A., Director of Probation, Albany, New York, 1928-1935; Moran, Mary A., 1922; Moriarty, Rev. Michael Lee, Cleveland, Ohio, 1933-1939; Morlack, Maud, Cleveland, Ohio, 1923-1934; Morrin, Rev. James J., Omaha, Nebraska, 1930-1940; Morris, Irene, 1929; Muench, Rev. A. J., 1929; Muintir Na Tire, Ireland, 1958-1959; Mullen, Mrs. Arthur F., Omaha, Nebraska, 1924-1933; Mullin, Beatrice, 1923; Mulroy, Msgr. John R., Denver, Colorado (1923-1940; Murphy, Rev. Albert J., 1936-1939; Murphy, Msgr. A. J. Murphy, 1946; Murphy, Annie, 1919-1923; Murphy, Charles S., Baltimore Bureau of Catholic Charities, 1931-1936; Murphy, Elizabeth H., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1924-1931; Murphy, Elmer, 1920-1922; Murphy, Joseph P., Chief Probation Officer, Newark, New Jersey, 1922-1928; Murphy, Rev. M. J., 1921; Murphy, May M., 1922; Murray, Catherine, 1924; Murray, Charles, 1922; Murray, Rev. Raymond W., Q.S.C., University of Notre Dame, 1932-1939; Murtaugh, Rev. Bart, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 1933; Mutual Security Program, 1952-1953; N, 1940-1961, Box 30
N-O, 1922-1961; Nagle, Anne Sindall, 1922; Nash, Mrs. Louis C., 1921-1933; National Association of Day Nurseries, New York, 1940; National Capital Press, Washington, D.C., 1921-1936; National Catholic Community Service (NCCS), 1943; National Catholic Education Association (NCEA), 1943-1961; National Catholic Rural Life Conference, Ligutti, Msgr. Luigi G., 1944,-Rural Life Conference, 1945,-Conference, Des Moines, Iowa, 1946-1950,-Board of Directors, 1951-1956,-Miscellaneous, 1951-1954,-Conference, 1957-1961; National Catholic School of Social Service (NCSSS), 1923-1936, 1940; National Catholic Welfare Conference (NCWC), Washington, D.C., 1921-1948, Box 31
-Washington, D.C., 1949,-Miscellaneous, 1950,-Conference, 1950-1961,-Catholic Relief Services (CRS), Correspondence, 1955-1958, 1961,-Burke, Rev. John J., General Secretary, 1922-1933,-Ready, Msgr. Michael J., General Secretary, 1937,-War Relief Services, New York, 1952-1953; National Child Labor Committee, New York City, 1921-1925, 1945-1948; National Commission on Children and Youth,-Advisory Council, Minutes of Meetings, 1946-1950,-Miscellaneous, 1946-1955,-Correspondence, 1951-1955, Box 32
-Midcentury Committee Minutes, 1951-1955,-Midcentury Committee Miscellaneous, 1950-1953,-Good Shepherd Homes, 1933,-Houses of the Good Shepherd Correspondence, 1933-1955,-Index of Sheltered Workshops, 1952,-Juvenile Court, 1934,-Juvenile Court Probation Histories, 1934, Box 33
-National Recovery Administration Study, 1936,-Original Sheltered Workshop Committee Minutes, 1934-1941,-Population Association of America, 1935,-Program for Training of the Feebleminded, 1935,-Underwear Institute, 1933; National Committee on Housing, 1944; National Committee on Immigration and Citizenship, 1955, 1957; National Committee on Prisons and Prison Labor, 1940; National Conference of Catholic Charities, Office of the Secretary, Washington, D.C., 1940,-Congressional Testimony and Statements, 1961,-Murphy, A. J. Correspondence, 1938, Box 34
-Murphy, A. J., Membership Corrrespondence, 1927-1930, 1937,-Padget, Alice, 1937-1940,-Policy and Procedures, 1939-1953,-Information Service, 1947,-History of Conference, 1958-1961,-Memo of Understanding between NCCC and the Social Security Administration, 1961; National Conference of Christians and Jews, 1950-1951; National Conference of Jewish Communal Service, 1961; National Conference of Social Work, 1938-1940, 1945-1954, 1958, 1961; National Conference of Social Work, Tea in Honor of Foreign Delegates, April 1948; National Conference on Citizenship-#8, 17-19 Sept 1953; National Conference on Citizenship-#9, 15-17 Sept 1954; National Conference on Citizenship-#10, 19-21 Sept 1955; National Conference on Labor Legislation, 29 Nov-1 Dec 1949; National Conference on Prevention and Control of Juvenile Delinquency, 1946-1947; National Consultants on Youth Welfare, 1955-1956; National Consumer's League, New York City, 1921; National Council of Catholic Women (NCCW), 1948-1951; National Council of Catholic Women (NCCW), Committee on Cooperation with CC, 1941-1950; National Council of Catholic Women (NCCW), 1951-1955, 1960; National Council of Churches of Christ in the U.S., 1945-1957, 1960-1961; National Council of Juvenile Court Judges, 1950-1951; National Council of Agricultural Life and Labor,-Correspondence, 1950-1955,-Minutes of Meetings, 1950,-Miscellaneous, 1950-1952; National Council on Family Relations, 1951-1955, Box 35
Subseries 3.2: Francis Mellen, Field Secretary Files, 1929-1933, Boxes 49-51
Subseries 3.3: White House Conference Files, 1937-1961, Boxes 51-53
There are four subseries.
Subseries 4.1: Topic-Business/Local Committees, 1920, 1922-1929, 1932-1960, Boxes 3-49
Subseries 4.2: Diocesan Directors of Catholic Charities, 1932-1961, Boxes 69-76
Subseries 4.3: Conference of Religious, 1920-1961, Boxes 77-83
Subseries 4.4: Committee on Professional Education for Social Work, 1934-1949, Boxes 83-84
There are five subseries grouped by subject or type of studies and/or surveys.
Subseries 5.1: Aged, 1944-1961, Boxes 84-88
Subseries 5.2: Adoption, 1943-1959, Boxes 88-89 RESTRICTED
Subseries 5.3: Child Care, 1925-1960, Boxes 90-91
Subseries 5.4: Foreign Studies, 1946-1960, Boxes 91-94
Subseries 5.5: Miscellaneous Studies, 1925-1961, Boxes 94-97
This small series has Institute for Catholic Prison Chaplains/Institutional Chaplains Files. Boxes 98-99.
There are three subseries.
Subseries 7.1: Federal, 1936-1961, Boxes 100-101
Subseries 7.2: State, 1928-1943, Boxes 102-103
Subseries 7.3: Miscellaneous State and Federal, 1928-1959, Boxes 103-104
There are three subseres.
Subseries 8.1: Personal, 1881(1905-1966)1977, Boxes 105-108
Subseries 8.2: Professional, 1915-1961, Boxes 109-115
Subseries 8.3: Padgett Biography Manuscript and Source Materials, 1913(1934-1977)1977, Boxes 116-117
There are three subseries.
Subseries 9.1: Photographs, ca. 1910-1960, Box 118
Subseries 8.2: NCCC Golden Jubilee Conference Clippings, 1960, Box 118
Subseries 8.3: Caritas Conference in Lisbon, Portugal, 1955, Box 118
There are six subseries.
Subseries 10.1: NCCC Publications, 1910(1910-1961)1963, Box 119
Subseries 10.2: Diocesan Publications, 1907(1921-1961)1963, Boxes 119-123
Subseries 10.3: Private Organizations Publications, 1903(1921-1961)1961, Box 124
Subseries 10.4: State Publications, 1918-1956, Boxes 124-125
Subseries 10.5: Federal Publications, 1920-1939, Boxes 126-127
Subseries 10.6: International Publications, 1933-1955, Boxes 127-128
There are six subseries.
Subseries 11.1: General and Executive Committee material, 1961-1986, Box 129-133
Subseries 11.2: Personnell Committee files, 1963-1978, Boxes 133-134
Subseries 11.3: Bylaws Committee, 1962-1978, Box 134
Subseries 11.4: Health Affairs Committee, 1974-1978, Box 135
Subseries 11.5: Nominating Committee, 1979-1984, Boxes 135-136
Subseries 11.6: General and Miscellaneous, A-Z, 1965-1982, Box 136
This large series has two subseries. The first is General Correspondence, 1959(1961-1980)1980, arranged alphabetically, including a list of folder titles and dates. Please note that for many of the topics there might be more than one folder. The second has Subject files, 1961-1984, arranged by major topics.
Subseries 12.1: General Correspondence, A-Z, 1959(1961-1980)1980, Boxes 137-155
A, 1961-1975; ACTION, 1964; ACTION Material, 1973-1978; ACTION Office of Voluntary Citizen Participation, 1978; ACTION, Urban Initiatives, 1978; ACTION's Voluntary Sector Inquiry, 1976; Administration in Catholic Agencies, Institute for Priests, 1965; Administration in Catholic Institutions, Institute for Sisters, 1965; Administration Institute, San Francisco, California, 1967; Adoption Correspondence, 1961-1964; Adoption Exchange, 1958-1964; Adoption-Miscellaneous, 1961-1965; Aging, The-Miscellaneous, 1962-1965; Ahmann, Matthew, 1973-1976; AFDC Program, Review of Eligibility in, 1962; American Association of Homes For the Aging, 1964; American Association of Homes For the Aging, 1967-1970; American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO) Community Service Activities, 1961, Box 137
AFL-CIO Community Service Activities, 1962-1964; AFL-CIO-Correspondence, 1965-1968; American Immigration and Citizenship Conference, 1963-1964; American Immigration and Citizenship Conference, 1966; American Public Welfare Association, 1963-1964; Americans for Biafran Relief, 1969; Americans for Children's Relief, 1970; Applications for Jobs, 1964-1969; Apter, David and Associates, 1974; Arden House Conference, 1965; Associated Catholic Charities, Archdiocese of Baltimore, Maryland, 1970; Associated Catholic Charities and Office of Social Development of the Archdiocese of Washington, 1976; Associates-Full Circle, 1977; Association of Catholic Maternity Homes, 1964-1968; BA-BL, 1961-1973; BO-BR/BU-BY, 1961-1975; Batt-Bates, 1967-1968; Bernadin, Archbishop, and Others, 1975-1977; Biafran Relief, 1968-1969; Birth Control 1961-1966; Birth Control-Birthright, 1970-1972; Birth Control-Family Planning, 1965-1967; Birth Control-Inquiry Re Planned Parenthood Programs, 1966-1977; Birth Control-Planned Parenthood, 1963; Birth Control and Population Correspondence, 1963-1966; Birth Control and Population Problems Clippings, 1962-1965, Box 138
Boy Scouts of America, 1974-1975; Brothers (Religious Communities of Men, 1963-1965; Bryne, Leo C. Byrne, D.C., 1961-1967; CA-CL, 1961-1975; CO-CR/CU-CY, 1961-1975; California Catholic Conference, 1972; Carter, Jimmy, 1976; Catholic Charities Agencies Structure, 1967-1970; Catholic Charities of Mobile, Alabama, 1971; Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Washington, 1972; Catholic Charities Changes in Staff and Programs, 1972; Catholic Charities Council of Canada, 1962-1968; Catholic Charities Developments, 1970; Catholic Charities Historical, 1967; Catholic Charities of India, 1963; Catholic Charitiesof the Archdiocese of Kansas City, 1970; Catholic Charities Mergers, 1969-1971; Catholic Charities Review, 1968; Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Winona, Minnesota, 1971; Catholic Committee for Refugees, 1962-1963; Catholic Committee on Urban Ministry-Timothy A. Meehan Field Coordinator, 1972-1973; Catholic Committee on Urban Ministry, 1973; Catholic Daughters of America (CDA), 1965-1966; Catholic Encyclopedia, 1960-1963, 1977-1978, Box 139
Catholic Family Services of Archdiocese of Hartford, 1970; Catholic Hospital Association (CHA), 1960-1978; Catholic International Union of Social Service, 1963-1969; Catholic Social Service (Columbus) Annual Meeting, 1977; Catholic University of America (CUA), 1962-1975; Catholic University of America (CUA), Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate (CARA), n.d.; Catholic University of America (CUA), National Catholic School of Social Service (NCSSS), 1976-1979; Catholic Welfare Guild Inc., 1961-1964; Charities USA, 1975; Charles, Mother Mary, NCCC President, 1967; Child Abuse, 1977; Child Study Association of America Seminar, 1965; Child Welfare League of America Committees, Commissions, etc., 1961-1969, Box 140
Christ child Society, 1963-1964; Church and the Elderly, 1980; Citizen's Committee for Children Allowances, 1969-1970; Coady, Msgr. Leo J., 1961-1964; Coady, Msgr. Leo J., President, NCCC, 1968-1970; Coalition on Human Needs and Budjet Priorities, 1973-1974; Coalition for the Public Good, 1972-1976; Columbus Area Council on Alcoholism, 1967; Committee For National Health Insurance, 1975; Committee for Population and Pro-Life Activities, 1975, 1977; Community Welfare Council, 1970; Comprehensive Social Service System, 1976-1977; Conference of Major Superiors of Women, 1964; Conference of Ministers Responsible for Social Welfare, 1967-1968; Conference of Religious, 1963-1967, Box 141
Conference of Religious, 1968-1970; Congressional Comment, 1967; Cook-in, 1978-1979; Cooperative League of the USA, 1969-1970; Coordinated Catholic Charities Appeal, 1972; Corcoran, Msgr. Lawrence J., Addresses, 1965-1976; Corcoran, Msgr. Lawrence J., Appointment to Boards, etc., 1968-1975; Corcoran, Msgr. Lawrence J., Congressional Testimony, 1966-1969, 1972, 1975, Box 142
Corcoran, Msgr. Lawrence, Editorials, Charities USA, 1976-1980; Corcoran, Msgr. Lawrence, Invitations, 1966-1967, 1972, 1975-1978; Corcoran, Msgr. Lawrence, Letters of Appreciation, Congratulations, and Sympathy, 1967-1968, 1976-1979; Corcoran, Msgr. Lawrence, Memberships on Committees, Boards, 1967-1969; Corcoran, Msgr. Lawrence, Miscellaneous, 1966; Corcoran, Msgr. Lawrence, Notes, 1970, 1976; Corcoran, Msgr. Lawrence, Personal, 1966-1969; Corcoran, Msgr. Lawrence, Publicity, 1966; Corcoran, Msgr. Lawrence, Reports of the Secretary, 1967-1972; Corcoran, Msgr. Lawrence, Speech, Catholic Charities, 1976; Corcoran, Msgr. Lawrence, Speech, Fundamental Isues Ahead, 1975; Corcoran, Msgr. Lawrence, Speech, The Aging Religious, 1976; Corcoran, Msgr. Lawrence, Speeches, 1965-1973, 1976-1978; Corcoran, Msgr. Lawrence, Travel, 1966-1968; Council of Catholic Charities of Toronto, 1975-1976; Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds,Inc., 1972-1973; Council of National Organizations for Children Youth, 1961, 1965-1971; Council on National Priorities and Resources, 1975; Council on Social Work Education, 1962-1967, Box 143
Council on Social Work Education, 1968-1976; Cuban Refugees, 1961-1962; D, 1961-1975; Msgr. Norbert P., 1962-1964; Daly, Dorothy Bird, NCCC President, 1972-1973; Daly Company, Leo-Architects, 1975; Daughters of Charity, 1970-1971; Day Care Bulletin-NCCC, 1964-1965; Dean's Dinner, Phoenix, Arizona, 1977; Dean's Dinner, New Orleans, 1978; Dean's Meeting, Council on Social Education, Atlanta, 1974; Deans of Catholic Schools of S.W. and Directors of CC., Program Meeting, CSWE, 1968-1969; Deans of Catholic Schools of S.W. and Directors of CC., Meeting CSWE, Williamsburg, Virginia, 1970; Deans of Schools of Social Work and Directors of Catholic Charities, Minneapolis, 1967-1968; Deans of Schools of Social Work and Representatives of Catholic 'Charities, CSWE, Atlantic City, 1972; Defense, United States Department of, 1964-1966; Diocesan Bureau of Human Relations, Diocese of Portland, Maine, 1970; Donihi, Robert and Rosemary, 1964-1972; Downs, Rev. Richard J., Albany, NY, 1961; Doyle, Msgr. Michael J., 1961-1962; Dunn, Fr. Donald, 1978-1980; E, 1961-1975; Economic Stimulas, 1977; Elwell, Rev. Clarence E., 1968; E.R.A., 1978-1979; Essays Submitted in 'Monsignor O'Grady Award,' 1963; Ethnic and Neighborhood Affairs, Catholic Conference on, 1974-1975; 'Evangelism in the American Context' Symposium, Notre Dame U. South Bend, Indiana, 1975-1976; F, 1961-1975, Box 144
Family Service Association of America, 1962-1964,1970-1973; Federal Tax Sharing, 1965; Fees For Casework Services and Services to an Economically Independent Clientele Workshop, 1962-1963; Filer Commission, 1973-1976; Ford Foundation, 1963-1966; Foreign Countries, Correspondence, 1966-1975; Foster Parents Liability Insurance, 1974; Foundation for Cooperative Housing, 1968-1975; Foundations, 1975; Freedom and Rights in Social Services, 1968-1969; Fund Raising, 1977-1978; Fund Raising Institute NCCC Coordinated CC Apeal, Chicago, 1975; G, 1961-1975; Gallagher, Msgr. Raymond, Addresses, Statements, Etc., 1961-1965; Gallagher, Msgr. Raymond, Articles, 1962; Gallagher, Msgr. Raymond, CHARITY Newsletter, 1961-1965, Box 145
Gallagher, Msgr. Raymond, Correspondence, 1961-1973; Gallagher, Msgr. Raymond, Episcopal Advisor, 1966; Gallagher, Msgr. Raymond, Inter-Office Memo, 1962; Gallagher, Msgr. Raymond, Invitations, 1961-1962; Gallagher, Msgr. Raymond, Letters of Congratulations, Etc., 1965; Gallagher, Msgr. Raymond, Memos and Handwritten Notes, 1961-1965; Gallagher, Msgr. Raymond, Messages of Congratulations, 1963-1964; Gallagher, Msgr. Raymond, Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1959-1961; Gallagher, Msgr. Raymond, Personal, 1961-1965; Gallagher, Msgr. Raymond, Photographs, Biographical Materials, 1965; Gallagher, Msgr. Raymond, Secretary's Report, 1965; Gallagher, Msgr. Raymond, Testimony, 1962-1965; Goals for Services to Children in Catholic Institutions, 1963; Golden Years Foundation, 1964-1965; Government Housing and Health Programs for Senior Citizens, 1963-1965; Guides for Catholic Day Care Centers, 1964-1965; Guides for Catholic Homes for the Aging, 1963-1965; Guides for Services to Children in Catholic Institutions, 1964; Guilfoyle, Msgr. George H., 1961;H, 1961-1975, Box 146
Harrington, Rev. Timothy J., 1973; Harvey, Canon, 1965; Hinkel, John, 1967; Hogg Foundation, 1968; Holy Father's Visit, 1979; Hotels, 1967-1968; Housing, 1964; Housing and Urban Development, U.S. Dept. of (HUD), 1966-1969; Howes, Rev. Robert G., 1962-1964; Human Rights Year, 1968; Hunger, 1969; Hunger and Economic Justice, Georgetown Univ., 1975; I-J, 1961-1975; Independent Sector, 1980; Insignia, 1963-1967; Institute of Salesian Studies, 1968; Institute on Aging (NCCC) Catholic Hospital Association (CHA), 1966-1967; Institute on Federal Programs and Resources, NCCC and Lutheran Churches, 1970; Institutions, NCCC Task Force Meeting, NY, 1975; Inter-Diocesan Committee, NY, 1965-1967; Interim Interreligious Planning Committee Against Poverty, 1965; International Conference of Social Work (ICSW), 1962-1969; International Conference on the Family, 1967; International Council on Social Welfare, 1967-1970; International Federation of Catholic Alumnae (IFCA), 1963; International Society for Community Development, 1968; International Year of the Child, 1976-1979; Inter-Office Memos, 1964-1965; Inter-Religious Coalition for Housing, 1975; Invitations, 1977; Iowa Catholic Conference, 1970; Jarmack, Rev. Philip, 1967-1972; Johnson, Msgr. William R., President of NCCC, 1965, Box 147
Joint commission of Correctional Manpower and Training, 1965-1966; Joint commission on Mental Health and Children, 1965-1969; K, 1961-1975; Kelley, Richard M., NCCC President, 1964; Kelley, Richard M., 1974; Kerby Guild, 1963; Kolka, Msgr. Elmer J., NCCC President, 1962-1963; Korry, Edward M., Ambassador to Ethiopia, 1964; L, 1961-1975; Labor, U.S. Dept. of, Manpower Administration, 1974-1975; Lambert, Rev. Rollins, 1969-1970; Latin-American Congress of Charity, Guatamala, 1968; Library Conference, 1963-1964; Lists, 1967; Lobo Case, Rev. Gilbert B. Rego, India, 1968-1969; Loriman, Msgr. H.P., 1962; Lutheran Church in America, Board of Social Ministry, 1968-1969; Lutheran Social Welfare Conference, 1968; M, 1961-1975; Mailgram, 1975; Massachusetts Cuts in Welfare Funds, 1969; Merkle Press, 1967; Methodist Church Board of Hospitals and Homes, 1966; Michaud, Neil D., Child and Family Services ofLewiston-Auburn, 1963-1964; Michigan Catholic Conference, 1964-1965; Mid-Decade Conference on Children and Youth, 1966; Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1972; Missions Volunteer Program, ca. 1970s; Mitchell, William L., American Association of Retired Persons (AARP), 1972; Mollica, A. F., Realtor, Urban Housing Associates, 1966; Moten, Rashey B., NCCC President, 1975; Mulcahy, Msgr. Donald J., Rochester, NY, 1962-1970, Box 148
Murphy, Magdalen, 1967-1972; Murray, Msgr. Harold, 1976; N-O, 1961-1975; National Association of Home Builders, 1965; National Association of State Catholic Conference Directors, 1968-1971; National Catechetical Directory, 1975-1977; National Catholic Charities Appeal, 1970; National Catholic Community Service (NCCS), 1961-1969; National Catholic Conference for Interracial Justice (NCCIJ), 1964-1967; National Catholic Disaster Relief Committee, 1968-1973; National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA), 1964; National Catholic Rural Life Conference, 1964; National Christ child Society (NCCS), 1965-1975; National Commission for Social Work Careers, 1965; National Commission on Causes and Prevention of Violence, 1968; National Committee for Children and Youth, 1962-1965; National Committee for Day Care of Children, 1962; National Conference of Catholic Bishops (NCCB), Committee for Ecumenical and Interreligous Affairs, 1972, Box 149
NCCC-Abortion Papers Reactors, 1979-1980; NCCC-Abortion Services, Paper on Uuited Way's Funding of, 1979-1980; NCCC-Annual Report, 1975; NCCC-Canon Law Additions, 1963; NCCC-Catholic Social Workers, 1967-1970; NCCC-Committee to Self-Study, 1966-1967; NCCC-Congressional Testomonies and Statements, 1962-1975; NCCC-Correspondence, West Coast Office, 1964-1965; NCCC-Development Plan, 1978; NCCC-Economic Justice and Tax Reform, 1975; NCCC-History of Conference, 1961-1963; NCCC-Human Sexuality and Practice, 1976-1979; NCCC-IBM Computer, 1976; NCCC-Important Statements, 1971; NCCC-List of Officers, 1964-1965; NCCC-Memos Concerning Msgr. O'Grady, 1963; NCCC-Minutes of Staff Meetings, 1967; NCCC-National Congress, 1976; NCCC-New York Office, 1962-1964, Box 150
NCCC-New York Office, 1965-1971; NCCC-Position Papers, 1971, 1976; NCCC-Publications, 1973-1975; NCCC-Purpose, 1967; NCCC-Relationship Guidelines, ca. 1965; NCCC-Relationship with United Way, 1976; NCCC-Reorganization, Gallagher Statement, 1972; NCCC-Review of Activities, 1967-1968; NCCC-Special Report, 1969; NCCC-Staff Meetings, 1967-1975; NCCC-Staff Planning Retreat, 1976; NCCC-Staff Recruitment, 1965-1966; NCCC-Statements, 1962-1971; NCCC-washington, Convening, 1979; National Conference of Christians and Jews, 1968; National Conference on Day Care Services, 1964-1965; National Conference on Philanthropy, 1979; National Conference on Poverty in the Southwest, 1964-1965; National Conference on Social Welfare, 1962-1970; National Conference on the Churches and Social Welfare, Government's Role in Social Welfare, 1961; National coordinating Committee on Welfare Rights Groups, 1967; National Council for the Spanish Speaking, 1964; National Council of Adoptive Parents organizations, 1966-1969; National Council of Catholic Men (NCCM), 1964,1967; National Council of Catholic Women (NCCW), 1962-1967; National Council of Churches, 1969-1977; National Council of the Churches of Christ, 1960-1970; National Council of Illegitimacy, 1969; National Council of Negro Women, 1968-1969, Box 151
National Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church, 1962; National Council on Crime and Delinquency, 1961-1967; National Council on the Aging, 1961-1968; National Federation of Priests' Councils, 1969; National Federation of Settlements and Neighborhood Centers, 1965; National Health and Welfare Retirement, 1967; National Health Program, 1970; National Health Insurance, 1971-1974; National Housing Conference, 1966-1976; National Housing Research Council, 1969-1970; National Jewish Welfare Board, 1965; National Labor Relations Board, 1975-1976; National Office for Black Catholics, 1972; National Public Law Training Center, 1977; National Right To Life Committee, Inc., 1977; Neighborhood Youth Corps, 1977-1978; News Letter, 1968; News Release, 1976; Ollendorff, Henry B., 1964; P-Q, 1961-1970; Panama Canal Material, 1978, Box 152
Pan American Congress of Social Service, 1961; Personnel Practices-Catholic Charities Agencies, 1962-1963; Pittsburgh Catholic Newspaper, 1966;Planned Parenthood Federation, 1963; Pontifical Council "Cor Unum", 1970-1972; Powers, Edward, 1962-1965; Presidential Addresses and Statements, 1963-1965; President's Commission on Income Maintenance Programs, 1968; Privacy Protection study Commission, 1976; Project Equality, 1979; Public Media Center, 1976; Pugh, Edward N.-Operation Backyard, n.d.; R, 1961-1970; Rascob Foundation (Dupont), 1962; Red Cross-National Disaster Conference of Related Groups, 1970; Reed, Msgr. John H., 1970-1972; Religious News Service, 1975; Requests for Information, 1962-1970; Residence Requirements-Amicus Curiae Brief, 1968; Rockefeller Foundation, 1961-1962; S, 1961-1970; Saint Joseph College, Emmitsburg, MD, 1962; Saint Louis University-Block Practicum, 1974; Saint Michael's School for Boys-Hoban Heights,PA, 1962-1964; Salvation Army, 1965-1970, Box 153
Schneider, Anne W., 1962-1968; Schools of Social Work, Catholic, 1964-1966; Shaw Foundation, 1961-1968; Sisters-Correspondence, 1962-1972; Social Convening, Bethesda, MD, 1976; Social Thought, 1975; Social Welfare Commission-Catholic Bishops Conference-England and Wales, 1975; Society of Saint Vincent de Paul, 1961-1977; State Catholic Charities Conferences, 1972; State Catholic Committees, 1969-1970; State Catholic Conferences, 1967-1971; State Catholic Welfare Committees, 1961-1967; Steel Crisis, 1977-1979, Box 154
Sullivan, Rev. Joseph M., NCCC President, 1973-1975; Symposium: Irish Perspectives of Community Development, 1962; Synagogue Council of America, 1960-1963; T-U-V, 1961-1970; Team Ministry Program-Presbyterian Church, 1966-1967; Thornton, James-EDP Technology International, 1969-1970; United Airlines-Msgr. Corcoran, 1972-1976; United Nations Press Service, 1968; United Packinghouse Workers of America, 1961-1962; University Microfilms, 1969; University of Michigan, Aging Conference, 1961; University of Minnesota Social Welfare History Archives Center, 1967-1969; University of Notre Dame, 1963-1977; Urban Alliance, 1967-1968; Vietnam Adoption Program, 1975; Vietnamese Children, 1971; W-X-Y-Z, 1961-1969; Walsh, Mary Manning-Home, 1962=1964; White House, 1970-1971; White House Materials on Urban Policy, 1978; Winter, 1977 , Box 155
Subseries 12.2: Subject Files: Caritas Internationalis-International Confederation of Catholic Charities, 1967-1985, Boxes 155-157
Subseries 12.2: Subject Files: Coalition of National Voluntary Organizations (CONVO), 1976-1980, Boxes 157-158
Subseries 12.2: Subject Files: Ladies of Charity, 1960-1982, Boxes 158-159
Subseries 12.2: Subject Files: United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW), 1961-1977, Boxes 159-162
Subseries 12.2: Subject Files: Joint Action in Community Service (JACS), 1967-1982, Boxes 162-163
Subseries 12.2: Subject Files: National Association of Social Workers (NASW), 1967-1978, Boxes 164-166
Subseries 12.2: Subject Files: National Center for Voluntary Action (NCVA), 1969-1978, Boxes 166-167
Subseries 12.2: Subject Files: National Social Welfare Assembly, 1961-1967; and its successors the National Assembly for Social Policy and Development, 1967-1974; and the National Assembly of National Voluntary Health and Social Welfare Organizations, 1974-1980, Boxes 167-170
Subseries 12.2: Subject Files: National Catholic Welfare Conference (NCWC), later the United States Catholic Conference (USCC), 1961-1979, Boxes 171-173
Subseries 12.2: Subject Files: Summit Conference on Inflation, 1974, Box 174
Subseries 12.2: Subject Files: United Community Funds and Councils of America, 1964-1970, Box 174
Subseries 12.2: Subject Files: United Way, 1970-1984, Boxes 174-176
Subseries 12.2: Subject Files: Urban Coalition-War on Poverty, 1964-1974, Boxes 176-179
Subseries 12.2: Subject Files: White House conferences on various topics such as Aging, Nutrition, Health, Children, and Miscellaneous, 1961-1981, Boxes 179-182
Subseries 12.2: Subject Files: Jerome Ernst and Parish Social Ministry, 1976-1979, Box 183
There are three subseries.
Subseries 13.1: Topic-Local Committees, 1961-1980, Boxes 184-189
Subseries 13.2: Diocesan Directors of Catholic Charities, 1961-1982, Boxes 190-196
Subseries 13.3: Conference of Religious, 1959(1961-1967)1967, Boxes 197-202
There are five subseries.
Subseries 14.1: Cadre Study, 1967-1976, Boxes 203-207
Subseries 14.2: Diocesan Agency Studies, 1963-1983, Boxes 208-209
Subseries 14.3: Adoption-Unwed Mothers, 1960-1976, Boxes 209-213
Subseries 14.4: Refugees-Vietnam, 1970-1984, Box 214
Subseries 14.5: Miscellaneous Studies, 1967-1982, Box 214
There are three subseries.
Subseries 15.1: Federal Legislation: Chronological, 1961-1977, Boxes 215-217
Subseries 15.1: Federal Legislation: General, 1971-1986, Boxes 218-220
Subseries 15.1: Federal Legislation: Subject, A-Z, 1971-1988, Boxes 221-230
Subseries 15.1: Federal Legislation: Charitable Contributions Legislation (CCL), 1985-1986, Box 231
Subseries 15.1: Federal Legislation: Health Insurance, 1980-1984, Box 232-233
Subseries 15.1: Federal Legislation: Indians, 1979-1983, Box 234
Subseries 15.1: Federal Legislation: Kendrick Case, 1983-1988, Boxes 235-236
Subseries 15.1: Federal Legislation: Legislation Program and Seminar, 1974-1977, Boxes 237-238
Subseries 15.1: Federal Legislation: Pluralism, 1977-1984, Boxes 239-241
Subseries 15.1: Federal Legislation: Publicity, Scholarships, and Miscellaneous, 1970-1985, Box 242
Subseries 15.1: Federal Legislation: Social Security, 1976-1984, Boxes 243-244
Subseries 15.1: Federal Legislation: Supreme Court, 1976-1982, Box 245
Subseries 15.1: Federal Legislation: Welfare Reform, 1973-1980, Boxes 246-250
Subseries 15.1: Federal Legislation: Family, Housing, and Immigration, 1975-1987, Box 251
Subseries 15.2: State Legislation files, 1967-1971, Box 252
Subseries 15.3: Miscellaneous State and Federal files, 1961-1976, Box 252
There are four subseries of this scholarly journal published jointly with The Cathoilc University of America's National Catholic School of Social Service (NCSSS).
Subseries 16.1: Editorial Board Minutes and Related Material, 1975-1991, Box 253
Subseries 16.2: Editorial Correspondence and Related Material, 1975-1992, Boxes 254-256
Subseries 16.3: Eleanor Judah (former editor) Files, ca. 1987-1992, Box 256
Subseries 16.4: Social Thought, 1976-1994, (unbound copies)
There are seven subseries.
Subseries 17.1: National Conference of Catholic Charities/Catholic Charities USA Publications, 1961-1999, Boxes 257-259
Subseries 17.2: Diocesan Publications, 1964, Box 260
Subseries 17.3: Private Organization Publications, 1961-1966, Box 260
Subseries 17.4: State Publications, 1963-1964, Box 260
Subseries 17.5: Federal Publications, 1961-1967, Box 260
Subseries 17.6: International Publications, 1961-1982, Box 260
Subseries 17.7: Publications Office Editorial Files, 1973-1984, Boxes 261-262
Addendum of material received since 2002.
1992-2001
1975-1982
1969-1982
1969-1973
1967-1982
1920-1991
ca. 1972-1984
Administrative files, 1968-1999; Publications, 1928-1985; Photographs, 1922-1938, n.d.; Scrapbook of Conference of Religious, 1920-1951; and Parish Social Ministry slide presentation with audio cassette, n.d.
1960-1999
1971-1994
ca. 1983
ca. 1997
1996-2002, n.d.
1939-2002
1978-2007
ca. 1960s-2004
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