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Letter to Father Hayes from P. Miada, Limerick, on the letterhead of Limerick County Council, regarding the vacancy of the permanent accountant position there.

Letter to Father Hayes from John Leydon, secretary, Department of Supplies in response to Father Hayes' letter asking for a supplementary motor spirit licence for an unnamed convent in line with new motor spirit ration restrictions for clergy (see P134/12/1/1/4/116). Leydon regrets that the present acute shortage prevents the department from granting any further allowance.

Letter to Father Hayes from Richard Curran, Teachta Dála, Tipperary, regarding the County Management (Amendment) Act and Father Hayes' letter regarding the desire to have P.J. Meghan appointed as South Tipperary County Manager (see P134/12/1/1/4/117 through P134/12/1/1/4/119). Curran notes that he wants an amendment to the Act granting one manager each to North and South Tipperary ('probably that meets the points in your letter'), but that he has very little hope of getting the amendment through

Letter to Father Hayes from G. Pennyfether, Cookstown, County Tyrone, asking if he still has 'that placard of a man's face' so that he may use it for a display at RDS Ballsbridge.

Letter to Father Hayes from J. Dunne, Borrisoleigh, County Tipperary, asking for assistance in finding employment.

Unsigned letter to Father Hayes from a writer in Pomeroy, County Tyrone. The writer notes that while the locals had hopes of getting Muintir na Tíre off the ground on a plot of land there to help feed the poor of Belfast, one man offered to take the entire contract and so has spoiled the prospect. He writes that 'we may have to confine ourselves to a potatoe[sic] scheme alone' and 'I don't know whether anything can be done to get our work finished in time, but I'll let you know what happens.'

Letter to Father Hayes from D. [illegible], Rockwell College, Cashel, summarising 'some of the points we were talking about last night'. The letter contains a number of declarations and words of advice about how to execute an agricultural scheme.

Telegram sent to Father Hayes from 'Summerfield', Dublin, reading 'Thanks for letter shall be glad to see you next time you are in Dublin.'

Letter to Father Hayes from D. Curici of the Apostolic Nunciature to Ireland, informing Father Hayes that 'His Excellency is not in a position to apply for the Papal Blessing you desire; but there will be no difficulty in obtaining it, if you send a telegram' directly to Cardinal Luigi Maglione. He also expresses that he is glad that Father Hayes is arranging another Rural Week.

Letter to Father Hayes from John Harty, Archbishop of Cashel, notifying him that all priests are requested to offer Mass for Pope Pius XII on Ascension Thursday in honour of his Episcopal Jubilee.