Hesburgh Libraries

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Scrapbook of Ideal Bladoni memorabilia (clippings, photos, artifacts, and some manuscripts), 1920s-1990s, documenting his life and career as Chairman of the Saint Joseph County Democratic Party; three cassette audio tapes of an oral history conducted by Jack Colwell with Ideal Baldoni in September 1995, with a transcription.

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Photographs of or related to Rev. Ignatius Horstmann.

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A index providing access to Notre Dame's financial ledgers, 1841-1869 (five-volumes).

Scope and Content Set of documents (photocopies and microfilm copies of the originals) relating to Indiana history: consisting of letters, diaries, journals, business records, church records, minutes, account books, sermons, speeches, memoirs; including journals of Irish immigrant Rev. John Hamilton (1850), and Methodist circuit rider William S. Hooper (1858-1868); an autobiography of Rev. Thomas Butler; and diaries and letters from the Civil War period. Also privately printed commencement...

Scope and Content Records of the Carmelite Sisters of Indianapolis, dating from the 1920s through the early 2000s, consisting of documents on their early history, chronicles and chronicle briefs, yearly files, house files, files on other Carmels they founded, correspondence, business and financial files (concerning typesetting, the Psalter, Scripture readings, and construction, furnishing, and maintenance of the monastery); files on sisters living and deceased, on former members, on women who have lived with...

Scope and Content Newspaper clippings and pamphlets concerning Potawatomies, Miamis, and other Indians of North America; an "Appeal in Behalf of the Negro and Indian Missions in the United States," signed by the Commission for the Catholic Missions among the Negroes and Indians (James Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishops Patrick J. Ryan, and John J. Kain); scattered issues of the journal Kamloops Wawa (1894-1897); five issues (1896-1898) of Anishinabe Enamiad, a Monthly Journal Devoted to the Interests of the...

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Large black-and-white photographic prints associated with Insight: Notre Dame .

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Records of the Institute of Lay Theology at the University of San Francisco; files representing the Board of Directors, ILT finances, curriculum, admissions procedures, faculty, students, and graduates; consisting of minutes, meeting material, correspondence, reports, publications, publicity, reference material, notes, class material, and field material; with records also of the School of Applied Theology.

Scope and Content Advisory Board Minutes, 1985-1987; newsletters, events sponsored, and bibliographies, 1985-1992; publicity, 1985-1992; Annual Reports, 1985-1992; personal statements; records of priority committees including Central America / Sanctuary Committee, Peace Committee, Women and Poverty Committee, Women / Church Committee, Racism Committee, and Economic Justice Committee; and other records. Also two video tapes (AIJP), one giving an overview of the Center and the other recording the...

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Copies of ICEL correspondence, memoranda, agenda, meeting material and texts collected by Rev. Jeffrey M. Kemper in support of his doctoral dissertation, Behind the Text: A Study of the Principles and Procedures of Translation, Adaptation, and Composition of Original Texts by the International Commission on English in the Liturgy; also audio cassettes and microcassettes of interviews on ICEL.

Scope and Content Records of the International Confederation of Christian Family Movements (ICCFM), 1955-2016. Pat and Patty Crowley's files consist of minutes and material from meetings, dating from the 1960s and 1970s. Roland and Isabelle Leroux's files, 1970-1994, consist of correspondence to and from and other CFM couples; letters, reports, and other documents involving Leroux and continental CFM couples and chaplains; documentation of General Assemblies of ICCFM (every 3 years) and World Assemblies of...

Scope and Content Handwritten papers in Latin defending theses concerning church history and theology, probably produced by students at the Irish College circa 1866. Microfilm containing letters from members of the American Catholic hierarchy to the rectors of the Irish College in Rome, who acted as their agents, namely Paul Cullen, later Cardinal Archbishop of Dublin, and Tobias Kirby; pertaining mostly to administrative affairs in the American hierarchy; with letters from Francis Patrick...

Scope and Content Correspondence of the Friends of Irish Freedom and record book of Irish bond subscription, South Bend, Indiana, 1920s; reprints, broadsides, handbills, booklets, clippings, and periodicals concerning the Irish independence movement, 1916-1922; an 1846 letter from the Carrol family on the potato famine in Ireland; and a pamphlet, "Letters on the State of Education in Ireland; and on Bible Societies," by J.K.L. (Dublin: Richard Coyne, 1824). NUCMC MS 67-911 mistakenly describes...

Scope and Content The microfilm from the Syracuse Unversity Archives' Ivan Mestrovic Papers consists of General Correspondence 1926-1962 (bulk 1948-1954); Norman L. Rice Correspodence 1954; Book Announcement and Reviews 1948, 19S7-1959; Christmas cards of Chancellor William P. Tolley 1947-1955; Clippings 1918-1964 (bulk 1946-1962); Printed Works About and By Ivan Mestrovic in the Syracuse University Library as of 30 June 1955; Press Releases 1933 and 1946-1955; Commemorative Postage Stamp 1963; Tributes 1955...

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Photographs of Fogarty; photographs and letters to Fogarty autographed by famous individuals such as Knute Rockne and other Notre Dame sports figures, Connie Mack, Red Grange, etc.; sheet music for "Betty Coed" autographed by Fogarty; and a few other printed items.

Scope and Content Audio cassettes transcriptions of oral histories conducted in German for Wegs' book Growing Up Working Class: Continuity Change Among Viennese Youth, 1890 to 1938(University Park: Pennsylvania State University Press, 1989); research material (photocopied articles in German) collected in support of his unpublished book on crime Austrian youth at the end of the 19th century, with some material related to his research into Austrian collaboration with Nazi Germany in...

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Copies of correspondence, biographical sketches, and photographs of Dickman, including lengthy and detailed letters he wrote to his family while on active duty in Cuba (1898-1899), the Philippines (1909-1910), and France and Germany (1918-1919).

Scope and Content Photocopies of articles (1975-1985) by Lawrence Chominski from The Citizen, Hamtramck, Michigan, on the History of Detroit's Polonia; related articles by Allan R. Treppa, James J. Tye, and others; an inventory of the J. William Gorski collection at the State Library and Archives in Lansing, Michigan; articles by Richard Kubinski compiled by J. William Gorski from the English Section of the Polish Daily News,...

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One watercolor, eleven colored pen and ink drawings, and thirteen Jack Appleton limited edition prints of Notre Dame buildings and scenes.

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An annotated typescript of a paper "On the Meaning of Contemporary Atheism" delivered at the University of Notre Dame, 23 March 1949; and a letter addressed to "Monsieur et cher confrere", 30 August 1927.

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Correspondence, especially relating to "Jake Kline Day," 1953, his college baseball hall of fame selection, 1968, the 1970 NCAA tournament, and his 500th victory, 1972; newspaper clippings; certificates; and photographs.

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Correspondence, 1905-1938, primarily with Francis W. Howard, having to do with the National Catholic Educational Association; copies of his diary, 1895-1900,1926; and research notes and printed material.

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Photostats and transcriptions of medieval manuscripts: the Glossa Ordinaria on Proverbs and Ecclesiastes, Hugh of St. Cher on Proverbs, Stephen Langton on Proverbs, Andrew of St. Victor on Proverbs, Guerric of St. Quintin on Proverbs, and William of Auvergne on Proverbs and Ecclesiastes.

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A transcription of his diary for 1852-1853 made by his widow; a diary written for his wife during 1857; a daybook written during 1857-1861; accounts for 1857-1859; a short sketch of his life written by his widow; eulogies; and a photo of Mulligan in uniform.

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Correspondence with bishops, priests, prominent Catholics, and relatives, especially his son John; and drafts of a series of articles on prophecies.

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ms 67-528

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Correspondence with Matthew Harkins, Bishop of Providence, William Stang, Bishop of Fall River, Daniel F. Feehan, Bishop of Fall River, John W. Cavanaugh, CSC, President of the University of Notre Dame, and others, 1878-1916; and clippings concerning Coyle's work, 1880s-1910s.

Scope and Content Correspondence of James Armstrong and Marion Attick from 3 December 1922 to 21 October 1926, covering the period before they were married while Armstrong was a student at Notre Dame and then Alumni Secretary and Director of Sports Publicity; an edition of selected letters, "Hopes and Fears: The James E. Armstrong / Marion Attick Armstrong Extant Letters: 1922-26: Organized, Summarized and Excerpted by Brother Philip Armstrong CSC. December 1997" in both paper and digital form; and...

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Correspondence relating to the operation and mission of the True House ommunity in South Bend and subject files including newsletters, minutes, community reports, and clippings of articles dealing with the Pentecostal movement.

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Correspondence, 1914-1941; notes and manuscript copies of Hagerty's writings such as "The Catholic Church and Social Reform;" and clippings concerning Hagerty's career and the death of Monsignor John A. Ryan in 1945.

Scope and Content Several letters Waldemar Gurian wrote to Newman after the latter entered Berlin as part of the American occupation forces in July 1945 requesting that Newman send him certain German books and look up old friends; and two letters in which Newman reminisces about his explorations in the ruins of Berlin and about classes with Frank O'Malley, professor of English at the University of Notre Dame. Also six letters mentioning O'Malley, received by Newman between 1945 and 1947; and...