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1948 – New Red Gains Follow World War II
Poster No. 5 in the series of teaching aids on The Errors of Communism. Map of the northeast hemisphere with Russia, Mongolia, North Korea, Poland, and various other eastern European countries colored red to symbolize the spread of Communism.
Alcove No. 7
Exhibit of the Archdiocese of New York.
Alcoves Nos. 1, 2, and 3
Collective exhibits of the School Sisters of Notre Dame of Milwaukee and Baltimore.
All Men But Tomba
The second installment of the Show Us Brave series, describing the practice of slavery in America.
Catholic Schools? It's Up To You!
9-page booklet written by the Rev. David J. Rieder, the Superintendent of Education in the Diocese of St. Cloud, discussing the shift from Catholics' compulsory to voluntary attendance at Catholic schools.
Constitution and Bylaws of the NCEA
The document consists of a side-by-side comparison of the present constitution with the suggested changes.
Critique on the Historical Treatment of the American Negro in Two 6th Grade American History Texts
Eloquent, handwritten dissection of passages from two history textbooks by the Vice President of the Brooklyn Catholic Interracial Council.
Different Where It Counts (1974)
Promotional materials designed by the Diocese of Erie, Pennsylvania in order to publicize Catholic Schools Week in 1974.
Eddie Patterson’s Friends
A story from the 1943 textbook These are Our People that applauds diversity and tolerance.