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Small slip of card-stock with notes in pencil. Lists certain data for Airmail between USA and Europe.

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3 leaves, typed, stapled. Issued by the Slovenian Desk at the National Catholic Welfare Council. Labeled "Novi Amerikanec: Ponovino Iz Prve Stevilke"

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Contains German pamphlet identical to item 1.2.8, complete with list of standardized donation parcels for purchase, a return address card, and a green receipt card..

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Business card for Karl D. Beattie of the General Office Equipment Company in San Francisco, which specialized in Adding achines and Typewriters.

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Small slip of paper informing Monsignor Turk of a call from a Mrs. Ruso.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection includes research notes written in Slovenian or Latin, handwritten and typescript drafts of articles or papers composed by Turk, newspaper clippings from California papers concerning Tito and the governmental upheaval in Yugoslavia, personal documents and correspondence, canceled postage stamps from Spain, Italy, Switzerland, and Germany dated between the 1940s and early 1950s. The research papers and notes are primarily concerned with the Cisterican Statuta and important...

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Newspaper clipping of a letter from Archbishop John J. Mitty, announcing a clothing, shoes and soap drive during Thanksgiving week, 1949.

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1 leaf, front and back, detailing stadard parcels of food and other amenities available for donation as a part of a relief operation in Yugoslavia.

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Two clippings of an article by Royce Brier regarding Yugoslavian leader, Marshal Josip Broz Tito, and his antagonistic relationship to the Kremlin. The article draws a historical parallel between this situation within the USSR and the declining power of the Antonine successors of Emperor Hadrian.

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A 3-column fictional dialogue between Marshal Tito, communist leader of Yugoslavia, and U.S. Ambassador Cannon. Deals with anxieties over possible Soviet invasion and the possibility and conditions of U.S. aid.