Volume 9 1948~1951

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Date

Subject

No. 133 NAI DFA/10/P126/1

Dearg code telegram from Joseph P. Walshe to Frederick H. Boland (Dublin)
(No. 54)

Holy See, 10 September 1948

Further information shows candidate has a slight knowledge of English. Name already rumoured as candidate in Secretariat and among Irish clergymen. Reaction of latter absolutely opposed to appointment of anyone of nationality concerned. Perhaps Minister would think well of very early decision. To avoid danger of deliberate leakage here I am denying all knowledge of any appointment.

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Volume 9 1948~1951

Dearg code telegram from Joseph P. Walshe to Frederick H. Boland (Dublin)(No. 54)

Dearg code telegram from Joseph P. Walshe to Frederick H. Boland (Dublin)
(No. 54)