Father Raymond S. Clancy Papers

FATHER RAYMOND S. CLANCY (1904-1971) COLLECTION

Papers, 1896-1970 (Predominantly, 1938-1954)

5 1/2 linear feet Accession Number 499 L.C. Number

The papers of the Reverend Father Raymond Scullin Clancy were placed in the Archives of Labor History and Urban Affairs in October, 1971, by Father John O'Connor and were opened for research in February, 1973.

Known as Detroit's "Labor Priest," Fr. Clancy was born (June 15, 1904) and educated in Detroit, graduating from the University of Detroit in 1924. After attending St. Gregory's Preparatory Seminary, Mt. Washington, Ohio, and Mt. St. Mary's Seminary of the West, Norwood, Ohio, he was ordained into the Roman Catholic priesthood May 26, 1929. For the following eleven years he served as assistant pastor and then administrator of Church of the Epiphany in Detroit.

In 1938, after special training in Roman Catholic social principles, Fr. Clancy was named executive secretary of the Catholic Conference on Indus- trial Problems which met in Detroit in January, 1939. Also named executive secretary of the (Detroit) Archdiocesan Labor Institute, he launched a program of labor education for Roman Catholic workers in 1939/40. Beginning with eight experimental parish schools, the Institute, which worked in cooperation with the Detroit Association of Catholic Trade Unionists, grew to forty schools, the largest such program in any Roman Catholic diocese in the world. In addition, Fr. Clancy became Director of the Social Action Department of the Detroit Archdiocese, a position he held into the 1950's. During this period he was a frequent spokesman for the adoption of Roman Catholic social and economic principles, especially as enunciated in the papal encyclicals, Rerum Novarum and Quadragesimo Anno, as well as post-World War II planning.

As chaplain of the Detroit ACTU, Fr. Clancy had a regular column in its paper, The Wage Earner, in the 1940's. He was also active in civic and community affairs and was a member of the Economic Club of Detroit.

An early and active supporter of the labor union movement, Fr. Clancy in November, 1939, publicly disputed Fr. Charles E. Caughlin's citation of a papal encyclical as a basis for urging striking UAW members to return to work at Chrysler. Also as an arbitrator and mediator, his services were often rendered in labor-management disputes in Detroit and Michigan from 1942 to 1957. To thank Fr. Clancy for his efforts in behalf of labor, the AFL and CIO joined together in 1954 in a testimonial dinner in his honor. -2- Father Raymond S. Clancy Collection

Returning to parish work, Fr. Clancy spent 1950-53 at All Saints on Fort Street in Detroit. From September, 1953, until his retirement in 1969, he was pastor of Sacred Heart parish in Roseville where he was instrumen- tal in building Roseville's first Roman Catholic high school. He died June 2, 1971, in Port Huron, Michigan.

The papers of this collection mainly reflect Fr. Clancy's activities as an educator and executive secretary of the Archdiocesan Labor Institute, director of the Archdiocesan Social Action Department, arbitrator and mediator and supporter of the labor union movement, and advocate of Roman Catholic social and economic teachings.

Important subjects covered in the collection are:

Arbitration and Mediation (Michigan) Archdiocesan Labor Institute (Detroit) Labor Education Religion and Labor Father Charles E. Caughlin Association of Catholic Trade Unionists Post-World War II Reconstruction Labor and World War II Roman Catholic Social Action -3- Father Raymond S. Clancy Collection

Contents

11 manuscript boxes

Series I, Boxes 1-4 Archdiocesan Labor Institute and Social Action Department Speeches, lectures, radio broadcasts, course outlines, correspondence, clippings, and other materials relating primarily to Fr. Clancy's activities as Executive Secretary of the Detroit Archdiocesan Labor Institute, Director of the Detroit Archdiocesan Social Action Depart- ment, and supporter of the labor union movement, 1938-62. There are several folders on Fr. Clancy's public disagreement with Fr. Charles Caughlin in November, 1939.

Series II, Boxes 5-6 Arbitration Correspondence, working papers, arbitration and mediation decisions, and other materials relating to Fr. Clancy's activities as an arbitrator and mediator in labor-management disputes in Detroit and Mi- chigan, 1942-57.

Series III, Box 7 Personal, Parish, and Civic Correspondence, clippings, minutes, programs, plays and skits, and other material relating to Fr. Clancy's interests and his activities as a parish priest, Archdiocesan Director of Cemeteries, and his work with such groups as The First Americans, Inc., 1956-59, as well as various community organizations, 1930-70.

Series IV, Boxes 8-10 Roman Catholic Church Printed Materials Pamphlets and other printed materials of the Roman Catholic Church on a broad range of topics, 1929-67, but primarily related to economics and social reconstruction in the 1930's and 1940's.

Series V, Box 11 Bound Volumes Miscellaneous bound and oversize materials, 1896-1954, including a scrapbook of the 25th anniversary celebrations of Fr. Clancy's ordination into the priesthood.

Non-manuscript material Placed in the Archives' Audio-Visual collection were 47 photographs relating to Holy Sepulchre Cemetery and the Mausoleum and the activities of Fr. Clancy; various convention badges and memorabilia; and two re- cordings: (1) Father Clancy Testimonial Dinner given by AFL and CIO, May 24, 1954; and (2) Human Rights Day Luncheon of UAW Twentieth Anniversary, June 11, 1956. Six linear feet of pamphlets generated by labor and industry as well as convention proceedings, programs, contract agreements, and Monthly Labor Review reprints for 1938-39 have been placed in the Archives Library, along with copies of The Wage Earner during 1944-46; Social Justice, March 14 and 28, 1938; Labor Today, 1941; and the following books:

Cronin, John F. Economics and Society, N.Y.: American Book Co., 1939.

Daugherty, Carroll R. Labor Problems in American Industry. 4th ed. rev. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1938. Ross, E.J. What Is Economics? Milwaukee: The Bruce Publishing Co., 1939. -4- Father Raymond S. Clancy Collection

Series I Boxes 1-4 Archdiocesan Labor Institute and Social Action Department

Speeches, lectures, radio broadcasts, manuscripts, course outlines, notes, minutes, correspondence, clippings, programs, and other materials relating primarily to Fr. Clancy's activities as Executive Secretary of the Detroit Archdiocesan Labor Institute and Director of the Detroit Archdiocesan So- cial Action Department. The papers cover the period of 1938 to 1962 and are arranged in three sub-series:

A-Boxes 1-3, Alphabetic subject files B - Box 4, Fr. Clancy's notebook on Economics and social action C-Box 4, Fr. Clancy's speeches and lectures

Box 1 Sub-Series A - Arranged alphabetically by topic or type of material, 1939-62.

1. AFL and CIO Testimonial Dinner for Fr. Clancy, 24 May 1954 - Preliminary Planning 2. - Invitations 3. - Invitation Replies 4. - Financial 5. Program Includes copy of address given by Harry O'Reilly, then Director of Organization of AFL, containing biographical data on Fr. Clancy. 6. AFL and CIO Testimonial Dinner for Fr. Clancy, 24 May l954 - Clippings Includes biographical data. 7. AFL and CIO Testimonial Dinner for Fr. Clancy, 24 May 1954 - Thank you letters 8-12. Anniversary Celebration of Papal Social Encyclicals, Rerum Novarum and Quadragesimo Anno, 15 May 1941 Includes: (1) 14 May 1941 radio talk by Fr. Clancy (2) Suggestions for Fr. Poetker's introductory talk (3) "Summary of the Encyclicals' Teachings" by Paul Weber, President of ACTU-Detroit (4) "Consideration of the Papal Program from the View- point of an Employer" by John L. Lovett, General Manager of the Michigan Manufacturers' Association (5) Closing Remarks 13. Anniversary Celebration of Papal Social Encyclicals, Rerum Novarum and Quadragesimo Anno, 1951 Introductory remarks and introductions of speakers. 14. Archdiocesan Labor Institute - Correspondence, 1939-40, 1945 15. - Organizational Meetings, 1939 16-17. - Student Reaction Questionnaires, 1939 18. - Survey of Parish Labor Schools, 1940 -5- Father Raymond S. Clancy Collection

Box 1 Sub-Series A (continued)

19. Association of Catholic Trade Unionists (ACTU), Detroit Chapter - Basic Training Course Lecture Outlines and Prospectus 20. Association of Catholic Trade Unionists (ACTU), Detroit Chapter - Basic Training Course Lecture, "The Christian Ideal of Trade Unionism," by Fr. Clancy 21. Association of Catholic Trade Unionists (ACTU), Detroit Chapter - Minutes, 29 April 1943, 13 May 1943 22. Association of Catholic Trade Unionists (ACTU), New York Chapter, 1962 23. Fred Baker et al vs. Hazel Park Harness Raceway et al and Wm. L. Mc- Fetridge and Tom Cleary, 1953. Suit involving an alleged conspiracy to deliver the building service employees to the Teamsters' Union 24. Building Service Employees'Union Theatre Strike - Radio Broadcast, 16 February 1941

Box 2

1. Capital and Labor Discussion 2. Caribbean Social Week, February 3-9, 1947 3. Catholic Conference on Industrial Problems, Jan. 16-17, 1939, Detroit, Michigan - Radio Broadcast prior to Conference 4-6. Catholic Conference on Industrial Problems, Jan. 16-17, 1939, Deuroit, Michigan 7. Catholic Conference on Industrial Problems - Regional Meetings Program, February-March, 1939 8. "Catholic, Jewish and Protestant Declaration on Economic Justice," 1946 9. Chicago Federation of Labor, 1939 10. Christian Social Action, December, 1939 Includes article by Fr. Clancy entitled "Detroit ALI" on Archdiocesan Labor Institute 11. Conference for Church, Labor and Community Groups, Detroit., Michigan, January 16-17, 1948 12. Cooperatives - Suggested Statements 13. Correspondence, 1939-53. Includes a 1940 letcer to Vincent Sweeney on Communist Party tactics in the UAW. 14. Detroit, University of - Collective Bargaining Course Outline 15. Economic Democracy Notes 16. Economics and Society Discussion Group Outlines 17. William Green, AFL President, Address to Economic Club of Detroit, 28 February 1944 18. Inter-American Seminar on Social Studies, 24 August-12 September 1942 (Sponsored by the National Catholic Welfare Conference, Social Action Dept.) Includes talk given by Fr. Clancy entitled "The Archdiocesan Labor Institute"; also, a "Who's Who" of the persons attending the sessions; and a copy of the introductory talk. 19. Inter-Faith Conference on Democracy and Economic Planning, 1939 20. Invitation Reply List 2l. Invitations 22. Invocations and Prayers 23. Leo Keller - Eulogy, undated 24. Labor Forecast and Review Memorandum, 26 February 1955 -6- Father Raymond S. Clancy Collection

Box 2 Sub-Series A (continued)

25. Labor Schools in the United States - Publicity, Course offerings, etc., (from the files of Fr. Siedenburg and given to Fr. Clancy by A.H. Poetker, S.J., President of the University of Detroit, 1939) 26. Leaders' Outline for "A Catholic Catechism of Social Questions" 27. Leaders' Outline for "Catholic Labor Answer" 28. Lecture Outlines Topics: Individualism; Job Individualism, "Property and Two Errors Common to It"; "Jurisdiction of Church over Economic Matters of Non-Technical Nature"; Ownership; Property and Labor; Security; Wages; Establishment of Social Order; Remedies 29. Lithuanian - American Communists, n.d. 30. Henry R. Luce, 1943 31. Nicholas Maestrini Manuscript for Catholic Life, "Labor and the Mis- sions," 1956 32. John J. Maher Speech, "Catholic Action on the Part of Catholic Lay- men," c. 1946

Box 3

1-3. R.A. McGowan, Building the Social Order Again - Working Drafts, c. 1939 4. Michigan Catholic 9 November 1939 Editorial, "Let's Clear the Issue" - Comment and Rebuttal 5. "Michigan Medical Service, the 'Doctors' Cooperative," Address by a doctor 6. Elmer G. Milliman - Obituary for Brotherhood Journal, January 1947 7. National Catholic Social Action Congress, June 12-19, 1939, Cleveland, Ohio 8. National Catholic Social Action Conference, 1961-62 9. National Catholic Welfare Conference Statement, "The Church and So- cial Order," 1940 10. National Labor Relations Board - Court Opinions and Press Releases, March 1940 11. National Labor Relations Board - Court Opinions and Press Releases, Jan-April,. 1940 12. National Religion and Labor Conference in Detroit, February 25-26, 19- 13. National Symposium on Anniversaries of Rerum Novarum and Quadragesimo Anon, 1941 14-16. Newspaper Clippings, 1941-54 and undated 17. Notes and Fragments 18. Park Davis and Co. 1941-42 Contract and Bargaining Committee Minutes, 26 November 1941 19. Politics and Political Appointments, 1940, 1953-54 20. Byron W. Preussel vs. Michigan Employment Security Commission - Opinion of Macomb County Circuit Judge James E. Spier, 6 November 1953 21. Radical Connections of Organizations Chart, 1941 22. Religion - Industry Meetings, Detroit, 1950-54 - Attendance Charts 23. Religion - Labor Conference of Metropolitan Detroit, 1953-54 24. Rerum Novarum and Quadragesimo Anno Quotes 25. Russian Political and Social Parties, 1905-18 -7- Father Raymond S. Clancy Collection

Box 3 Sub-Series A (continued)

26. Msgr. John A. Ryan address, "Moral Issues in Industrial Relations with Particular Reference to National Defense," 5 January 1942 27. Gerald L.K. Smith, 1939 Includes a copy of a letter to the editor of The Michigan Catholic from Smith. 28. Socialism, Stages in the Development of 29. Study Outlines 30. Summer School of Social Action for Priests - Tentative Outline 31. Murray D. Van Wagoner, Governor of Michigan, Address, "Operating the Tool Ship of America," 22 June 1942 32. Henry A. Wallace, Vice President of U.S., Address, "The Price of Free World Victory," 8 May 1942

Box 4 Sub-Series B - A book of notes handwritten by Fr. Clancy on Roman Catholic social and economic teachings and related matters, undated.

Sub-Series C - Speeches, radio broadcasts with related correspondence, sermons, and lectures by Fr. Clancy, as a spokesman of Roman Catholic social and economic teachings, as one active in community affairs and concerned with the problems of workers. The manuscripts cover the period from December, 1938, to March, 1952, and include material on Fr. Clancy's public dispute with Fr. Caughlin in November, 1939.

1. "The Lay Apostolate and Catholic Action," December, 1938 2-3. Fr. Caughlin and the Chrysler-UAW Dispute--Fr. Clancy's Radio Broadcast opposing Fr. Caughlin, 15 November 1939 Includes letters received in response to Fr. Clancy's talk and a copy of a radio talk by Dr. Walter G. Bergman, a former Vice President of the American Federation of Teachers, entitled "The Public Interest in the Chrysler Dispute" 4. Administration of Michigan's Women and Children Labor Laws, 1940 5. "The Church's Program for Full Employment," 15 September 1940(?) 6. "The Priest and Economics; Social Studies in the Seminary," 29 October 1940 7. "The Right and Duty to Join a Labor Union," c. 1940(?) 8. "The Encyclical's Program for Employer-Employee Relations," 27 January 1941 9. Anti-Communist Manuscript, Incomplete, c. 1942 10. Archdiocese of Detroit and the City of Detroit - A Brief History, c. 1943 11. "Fundamentals of Social Justice," c. 1943 12. Spiritual and Moral Goals of Workers, c. 1943 13. Post-War Economic and Social Adjustment - Suggested Introductory Talk, January 1943 14. "The Social Order of the Encyclical," 26 May 1943 15. U.S.0. Awards - Radio Broadcast, c. 1944 16. "How Labor and Management Might Apply the Encyclical Principles," 29 March 1944 -8- Father Raymond S. Clancy Collection

Box 4 Sub-Series C (continued)

17. Commencement Address, St. Mary College and High School, 11 June 1944 18. "The Catholic Concept of Trade Unionism" - Radio Broadcast, 13 August 1944 19. War Chest Radio Broadcasts, 28 August and 14 October 1944 20. Layoffs - Summary Remarks for Public Forum, c. 1944 21. "Poland - A Test of Democracy," 6 May 1945 22. Commencement Address, St. Catherine's High School, 7 June 1945 23. Importance of Human Values, 1945 24. "The Resurrection - Our Hope," Easter Message, 1946 25. "The Need for Democracy in Economic Life," c. 1946 26. Governmental Ownership of the Coal Mines, c. 1946 27. Economic Democracy - Labor Day Sermon, 1 September 1947 28. "The Catholic Church and Medicine" - 3 Radio Broadcasts, 1948 29. Fair Employment Practices Legislation, c. 1948 30. "The Industrial Council Plan or the Papal Program for Economic Democracy," 18 August 1949 31. "The Industrial Council Plan" -- ACTU Conference, 30 March 1952 32. Speech Fragments

Series II Boxes 5-6 Arbitration

Correspondence, working papers, background materials, arbitration and mediation decisions, and other papers relating to Fr. Clancy's activities as an arbitrator and mediator of labor-management disputes in Detroit and Michigan, 1942-57. The first seven folders are materials of a more general nature, followed by the papers dealing with specific decisions arranged alphabetically by the name of the company involved.

Box 5

1. American Arbitration Association, 1942-43 2. Michigan State Civil Service Commission - Oral Interviewing Board, 1942 3. Michigan State Civil Service Examination Announcement, 1951 4. Arbitration and Mediation - Correspondence and Miscellaneous Materials, 1941-51 5. - Fees and Payments, 1942-57 6-7. - Proceedings and Work Papers 8. Acro Industries and UAW, Local #157, CIO, December 1943-January 1944 9. Bond Clothes, Inc., and Retail and Department Store Employees, Local #333 ACWA-CIO, March 1950 10-11. Detroit Edison Company and Utility Workers of America, Local #223, CIO, 1952 12. Detroit Graphite Co. and District 50, United Mine Workers, 1942-43 13. Devon Garages and Cylinder Gas, Chemical, Petroleum and Accessory Drivers, Helpers and Inside Employees, Local #283, AFL, 1949-50 14. Fordson Factory Lunch Co. and United Catering, Restaurant, Bar and Hotel Workers, Local #1064, CIO, July-August 1945 15. F. L. Jacobs Co. and UAW, Local #157, CIO, May-June, 1943 16. F. L. Jacobs Co. and UAW, Local #157, CIO, January-February, 1947 -9- Father Raymond S. Clancy Collection

Box 5 Sub-Series C (continued)

17. Langlois-Gauge Co., Inc., and UAW, Local #157, CIO, September 1944 18. O'Donnell Importing Co. and Brewery Workers, Local #38, AFL-CIO, No- vember 1957 19. Pittsfield Products, Inc., and UAW, Local #769, AFL-CIO, October 1956 20. Shakespeare Products Co. and United Steel Workers, Local #3619, January- June 1949 21. K. Shapiro, Inc., and United Packing House Workers of America, Local #69, April 1949-January 1950 22. Star Tool and Die Works and UAW, Local #157, CIO, November 1944 23. Stubnitz-Greene Spring Corporation and UAW, Local #767, CIO, December 1948-April 1949 24. Tlmken-Detroit Axle Co. and UAW, Local #184, CIO, August 1944 25-27. UAW-CIO and Amalgamated Office Workers, LIU72CIO, 1954

Box 6

1-4. UAW-CIO and Amalgamated Office Workers, LIU72CIO, 1954 5. James Vernor Co. and United Beverage Workers, Local #297, CIO, January - June 1944 6. James Vernor Co. and United Beverage Workers, Local #297, CIO, November - April 1945 7. James Vernor Co. and United Beverage Workers, Local #297, CIO, July-Decem- ber 1946 8. James Vernor Co. and Retail, Wholesale, and Department Store Union, Local #297, CIO, November 1949-January 1950 9. James Vernor Co. and Retail, Wholesale, and Department Store Union, Local #297, CIO, June 1951 10. James Vernor Co. and Retail, Wholesale, and Department Store Union, Local #297, CIO, December 1951-March 1952 11. James Vernor Co. and Retail, Wholesale, and Department Store Union, Local #297, CIO, August 1952 12. James Vernor Co. and Retail, Wholesale, and Department Store Union, Local #297, CIO, September 1952 13. James Vernor Co. and Retail, Wholesale, and Department Store Union, Local #297, CIO, November 1952 14-16. James Vernor Co. and Retail, Wholesale, and Department Store Union, Local #297, CIO, July, 1955 17. Worth Clothes Inc. and Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union, Local #333, CIO, September-November 1947

Series III Box 7 Personal, Parish, and Civic

Correspondence, clippings, plays and skits, minutes, programs, and other material reflecting Fr. Clancy's interests and his activities as a parish priest, Director of Archdiocesan Cemeteries, and member of various community groups and the First Americans, Inc., are arranged alphabetically by topic or type of material, 1930-70. -10- Father Raymond S. Clancy Collection

Box 7

1. Biographical Data to 1964 2. Cemeteries, 1940's and undated Includes comparison of construction costs between 1942 and 1945. 3. Clippings, 1935, 1951-64, and undated 4. Correspondence, 1954-70 5. Detroit Tomorrow Committee, 1954 6. Epiphanians (Epiphany Church Drama Group) - Membership and Eligibility Lists, 1937-39 and undated 7-8. - Plays and Skits 9. - Programs and Finances, 1930-32 and undated. 10. The First Americans, Inc., 1956-59 Minutes, by-laws, correspondence of a group "dedicated to the cause of the American Indian." 11. The Magi (University of Detroit fraternity) - History by Fr. Clancy 12. Metropolitan Detroit Service Organization - Executive Committee Minutes of First Meeting, Dec. 29, 1950 13. Miscellaneous Memorials, Verses, Anecdotes, etc., 1932, 1952, and undated

Series IV Boxes 8-10 Roman Catholic Church Printed Materials

Pamphlets and other printed materials of or concerning the Roman Catholic Church primarily related to economics and social reconstruction, especially in regard to the papal encyclicals, Quadragesimo Anno and Rerum Novarum, and dealing with such topics as the Association of Catholic Trade Unionists, blacks, communism, credit unions, defense, housing, industrial problems, post-World War II reconstruction, religion and labor, unionism, and women, 1929-67. The folders are arranged alphabetically by topic, title, or publishing agency and within each folder chronologically.

Box 8

1. America, 2 September 1967 (Jesuit periodical) 2. Association of Catholic Trade Unionists, 1940's and undated The ACTU; Principles and Methods of the Association of Catholic Trade Unionists, undated. Association of Catholic Trade Unionists First National Convention Program, Aug. 31, Sept. 1-2, 1940, Cleveland, Ohio Oberle, Joseph. The Association of Catholic Trade Unionists, 1941 Should a Catholic Teacher Join the Teachers' Union? undated Taft, Philip. The Association of Catholic Trade Unionists, 1949 3. Blacks and the Roman Catholic Church, 1942, 1947 A Catholic Statement on Negro Employment, 1942. Seminar on Negro Problems in the Field of Social Action, 1947. 4. Canadian Catholic Conference Social Action Dept. 1956 Obligations of the Workman to Church and State, 1956 Some Modern Industrial Social Problems: Guaranteed Annual Wage, Early Retirement, Automation, Women in Industry, Right-to-Work Laws, 1956 -11- Father Raymond S. Clancy Collection

Box 8 Series IV (continued)

Feast of St. Joseph the Workman, Labour Day, 1956. Examination of Conscience for Labour and Management, 1956 5. The Catholic Lay Teacher, May, 1958. 6. The Catholic Mind, 22 July 1938, 22 Sept. 1939, 8 Oct. 1939, 8 Jan. 1940 7. Catholic Social Guild, Oxford, 1929-37 A Code of Social Principles, 1929 The Guild Social Order, 1936 A Code of International Ethics, 1937 8-9. Catholic Social Guild, Oxford, 1941-44 The Foundation of International Order, 1938 Fogarty, Michael P. Planning and the Community, 1942 Watt, Lewis (S.J.). A Catholic View of the Beveridge Plan, 1943 Attlee, Margaret M. Mobility of Labour, 1944. Eppstein, John. International Reconstruction; Some Ideas for Discussion, 1944 Gordon, Andrew. Security, Freedom and Happiness, 1944 10. Christian Social Action, Feb., 1941 11. Church and State, 1939-48 Ryan, John A. The Citizen, the Church and the State, 1939 (Christian Democracy Series No. 1) Cronin, John F. Government: Tyrant or Protector, undated Manion, Clarence E. The Church, The State and Mrs. McCollum, 1948 12. Communism, 1930's Communism the Child of Socialism, c. 1930 MacGillivray, G.J. The Anti-God Front of Bolshevism: A Statement of Facts. London: Catholic Truth Society, 1933 McDevitt, Harry S. Communism and American Youth, 1936 Watt, Lewis. Communism and Religion. London: Catholic Truth Society, 1937 0'Toole, George Barry. Christian Wheat and Marxian Cockle, 1937 13. Communism, 1930's and 1940's Atheistic Communism. Encyclical Letter of Pope Pius XI, issued 19 March 1937 (Vatican Press translation) Feely, Raymond T. Communism and Union Labor, 1937 Communism in the United States; A Survey by the N.C.W.C. Department of Social Action (With Study Outline), 1937 Feeney, Thomas J. Communism Our Common Enemy, 1937 (From the Queen's Work Study Club Series) Rice, Charles Owen. How to De-Control Your Union of Communists, c. 1947 Clancy, Raymond S. Trained Catholic Workers: Answer to Communism, c. 1939. (Social Action Leaflet No. 2) Osadec, B. The Red Blot, 1947 _____ 14. Congressional Record Reprints of Clergy Speeches, 1938, 1941. Ryan, John A. The Present Business Recession, 1938 Friedl, John C. Labor Day Address, 1 Sept. 1941

Box 9

1. Corporative Organization, 1939 Ares, Richard. What is Corporative Organization? 1939 2. Credit Unions, 1960 Beer, Lawrence W. Credit Unions and the Church, 1960 -12- Father Raymond S. Clancy Collection Box 9 (continued)

3. Economics, 1934-47 The Catholic Association for International Peace. Interna- tional Economic Life, 1934 Masse, Benjamin L. Economic Liberalism and Free Enterprise, 1944 Munier, Joseph David. Some American Approximations to Pius XI's "Industries and Professions," a Catholic University of America Ph.D Dissertation, 1943. Haas, Francis J. Three Economic Needs of the 1880's and of the 1940's, 1947. 4. Housing, c. 1941-42, c. 1945 O'Grady, John. Housing for the Lowest Third 0'Grady, John. Housing for Middle Income Families O'Grady, John. Reducing Housing Costs National Catholic Community Service Women's Division. "At Home" in Housing Projects, c. 1945 5. Human Rights National Catholic Welfare Conference. A Declaration of Human Rights. 6. Industrial Problems, Catholic Conference on, 1930-44 O'Dwyer, Thomas F. Wages and Charity, 1930 The Cleveland Meeting, March 9-10, 1931 The Pittsburgh Meeting, February 12-13, 1934 Bronson, Roy A. The Economic Organization of Society and the Encyclical, 1934 The San Francisco Meeting, June 8-9, 1936 Hagerty, J. E. Reconstructing the Social Order, 1936. Mooney, Edward. Human Relations in Industry - Cooperation Not Conflict, 1939 Alter, Karl J. A Program for a Better Social Order, 1944 7. Labor, June, 1964; Jan., 1965 8. The Mediator, Labor Day, 1951 9. National Catholic Community Service. War Service Program, c. 1942 10. National Catholic Educational Association Bulletin, May,1943 11. National Catholic Welfare Conference (NCWC), 1938, c. 1947 Ready, Michael J. Just What Is the N.C.W.C.?, 1938 Publications of the National Catholic Welfare Conference, c. 1947 12. The New Crusade; "Toward a Christian Social Order," May, 1939 13. Post World War II Planning, 1940's The Catholic Association for International Peace. A Catholic Program for World Peace, undated 1942 Christmas Message of Pope Pius XII. Murray, John Courtney, and the Ethics Committee of the Catholic Association for International Peace. The Pattern for Peace and The Papal Peace Program, 1944 1944 Christmas Message of Pope Pius XII. Graham, Robert A.; Lucey, William L.; and Burke, James L. Hope for Peace at San Francisco? What Catholics Should Think of the World Organization, 1945. Tanner, Sisley. Co-operation for Peace and Progress; Can We Stop World War III If We Act Now?, undated 14. Religion and Labor, 1933-46 Young Christian Worker, 15 July 1939 Mack, Frederick. Christ the Worker (Transl. from the German by Isabel Garahan), 1933 Smith, William J. Fifteen Minutes With Christ the Worker, 1938 Donnelly, Joseph F. Working With Workers, 1945 A Look at Labor, 1946 -13- Father Raymond S. Clancy Collection

Box 9 (continued)

15. Right-to-Work, 1960 Catholic Council on Working Life. 20 Questions About "The Right to Work," 1960 Miller, Donald F. "What a Business Owner Thinks of Right-to- Work Laws." Liquorian (July 1960) reprint. 16. Rural Life, Catholic Conference on, 194? 4 Working Aims of the Catholic Rural Life Conference The Popes and Social Principles of Rural Life

Box 10

1. Social Action Conference, National Catholic, 1938 A Christian Social Order in America; Selected Papers from the First National Catholic Social Action Conference, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, May 4, 1938 2. Social Action Department, NCWC, 1935-64 Social Action Publications, List No. 1, c. 1940 Social Action Notes for Priests, Sept., 1960 Higgins, George G. 1964 Labor Day Statement Ryan, John A. Social Justice in the 1935 Congress, Sept., 1935 3. Social Action Department, NCWC, Pamphlet Series (Nos. 1, 3-8, and 10), 1937 McGowan, R. A. New Guilds: A Conversation (No. 1), 1937 Haas, Francis J. The Wages and Hours of American Labor (No. 3), 1937 Morrissy, Elizabeth. What Laws Must We Have? (No. 4), 1937 Schmiedeler, Edgar. Consumers' Co-operatives (No. 5), 1937 Haas, Francis J. The American Labor Movement (No. 6), 1937 O'Hara, Frank. Credit Unions (No. 7), 1937 Ryan, John A. The Constitution and Catholic Industrial Teaching (No. 8),1937 Brown, George T. Economic Power in the United States (No. 10), 1937 4. Social Action Department, NCWC - Pamphlet Series (Nos. 11-17), 1937-39 Schmiedeler, Edgar. Our Rural Proletariat (No. 11), 1938 Skinner, Richard Dana. Debt System or Property System (No. 12), 1938 Somerville, Henry. Why the Guilds Decayed (No. 13), 1938 Social Action Dept., NCWC. Women in Industry (No. 14), 1938 Schmiedeler, Edgar. Balanced Abundance (No. 15), 1937 Clancy, Matthew. The Sound Old Guilds (No. 16), 1939 Gilligan, Francis J. Negro Workers in Free America (No. 17), 1939 5. Social Order, October, 1963 6. Social Progress (Encyclical Letter Mater et Magistra), 1961 7. Social Reconstruction-Bibliography, 1939 MacDonnell, Joseph F., and Quane, Joseph F. A Key to Sources on Christian Social Reconstruction, Arranged for Study Groups, 1939 8. Social Reconstruction (and Quadragesimo Anno), 1930's Quadragesimo Anno (or Forty Years After; Reconstructing the Social Order). Encyclical Letter of Pope Pius XI, 1931 Reconstructing the Social Order: Principles and Policies Enunciated by Pope Pius XI (Central Bureau Publications: Free Leaflet No. LIX), 1931 -14- Father Raymond S. Clancy Collection

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8. Social Reconstruction (and Quadragesimo Anno), 1930's (continued) McGowan, R. A. Toward Social Justice: A Discussion and Ap- plication of Pius XI's "Reconstructing the Social Order," undated. Altloff, Henry. An Adaptation of the Encyclical Letter "Quadra- gesimo Anno" of Pope Pius XI. Arranged in Question and Answer Form, 1935 McGowan, R. A. Catholic Work in the United States for Social Justice, 1936 Ryan, John A. The Message of the Encyclicals for America Today, 1936 Monaghan, John P. Industry Incorporated (last of four radio broadcasts on Towards the Reconstruction of a Christian Social Order), June 18, 1939 Quadragesimo Anno, Encyclical Letter of Pope Pius XI on Reconstruc- ting the Social Order (With Discussion Club Outline by Rev. Gerald C. Treacy, S. J.), 1939 9. Social Reconstruction (and Quadragesimo Anno), 1940's The Church and Social Order...With Discussion Club Outline by Rev. Gerald C. Treacy, 1940 (?) The Church and Social Order...[With Index and Discussion Outline], 1940 (?) Quadragesimo Anno, Encyclical Letter on Reconstructing the Social Order, New Translation Authorized by the Holy See, 1942 Social Justice in the Modern World: On Reconstructing the Social Order, Encyclical Letter of Pope Pius XI. With Outline and Index by Dr. Francis Joseph Brown, 1947 10. Social Reconstruction (and Rerum Novarum), 1938-42, undated The Industrial Question and the Bishops' Pastoral Letter, undated The Catholic Labor Answer; Labor Study Club Outline based on the Encyclical of Leo XIII, "On the Condition of the Working Classes," 1938 Bishops' Program of Social Reconstruction; 20th Anniversary Edition With New Foreward by Archbishop Mooney, Study Outline Included, 1939 Rerum Novarum, Encyclical Letter of Pope Leo XIII on The Condition of Labor (With Discussion Club Outline), 1939 LeRoy, Albert. The Fiftieth Anniversary of "Rerum Novarum," 1941 Rerum Novarum, Encyclical Letter on The Condition of Labor by Pope Leo XIII, "A Magna Carta of Social Order," New Translation Autho- rized by the Holy See, 1942 11. Social Studies, Inter-American Catholic Seminar on, 1942, 1946 Restrepo, Felix. Respice Polum, 1942 The Second Inter-American Catholic Seminar on Social Studies, 1946 12. Social Studies, Institute of Catholic, 1941-42 The Catholic University of America Institute of Catholic Social Studies, June 27 to August 9, 1941 The Catholic University of America Institute of Catholic Social Studies, June 26 to August 8, 1942 -15- Father Raymond S. Clancy Collection

Box 10 13. Women, 1939, 1945 Institute on Industry, June 18-24, 1939 (circular) National Council of Catholic Women Nineteenth Annual Convention, Sept. 9-14, 1939 (circular) Pope Pius XII Your Destiny is at Stake; Woman's Duties in Social and Political Life, 1945

Series V Box 11 Bound Volumes

Miscellaneous bound and oversize materials, 1896-1954, as follows:

(1) "Fetter on Equity, Jurisprudence... and a few explanatory notes," handwritten by D. J. Buehrer (?), D.C.L. (Detroit College of Law?), 1896 (2) Scrapbook of 25th anniversary celebrations of Father Clancy's ordination into the priesthood (1929-54), including AFL and CIO joint testimonial dinner, newspaper clippings, telegrams, and much biographical data. (3) United Rubber Workers of America, CIO, Souvenir Book of 5th Annual Convention, Sept. 16-23, 1940, Detroit, Mich. Includes many auto- graphed pictures of officers.