Correspondence, miscellaneous papers, press cuttings, photographs and other documents collected by the Catholic Social Studies Movement in Adelaide. Includes records about the Shop Assistants' Union in particular, including a precis of activity from 1940 to 1953.

Contents include newscuttings and notes about people in trade unions and other organisations in South Australia, including people mentioned in precis of Shop Assistants' Union minutes (N119-13). Includes photographs of Adelaide May Day march 1954, union officials 1946 and South Australian Chamber of Manufactures awards (Adelaide Advertiser) and Adelaide New Theatre programme for 'Reedy River' 1954.

Includes Young Australia League, Youth Festival, Youth Action for Peace Congress, and Youth Paper.

Includes War Resisters International, Waterside Workers' Federation (including photographs of strike 1954), Wattle Dance Group, Workers' Educational Association, Wheat and Wool Growers' Association, Women's Christian Temperance Union, Women's International Democratic Federation, Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, Woodville North Progress Association, Wool and Basil Workers' Federation, and World Federation of Democratic Youth.

Includes Under 40 League, Union of Australian Women, United Nations, University of Adelaide, Vehicle Builders Employees' Federation, Vote Yes Committee, and Voice.

Includes Trades and Labour Council, Teachers' Federation, Thebarton Citizens' Committee, Toc H, Trade Union Defence Committee, and Tribune.

Includes Sheet Metal Working and Agricultural Implement Making Union, Save the Building Industry Committee, Seamen's Union, Security Services, Ship Painters' and Dockers' Union, Shipwrights' Association, Shop Assistants' Union, SA Bank Officials' Union, Socialist Emulation Drive, Socialist Party, Soroptomists' Club, Stewart and Lloyds, SA Stockowners' Association, SA Greek Community, SA Institute of Teachers, SA Temperance Alliance, Sunday Advertiser, Socialist Club, SA Bakers' Union, SA Child Care Centres, SA Peace Council, SA Status of Women Council, and SA Tax Payers' Association.

Includes Real Estate Institute of SA, Realist Writers' Group, Recorder (Port Pirie), Religions, Reflex Press, Returned Soldiers' League, Rotary, and RSPCA.

Includes Painters' Union, Pan Pacific Association, Peace Forum, Pennington Kindergarten, SA Pensioners' Aid Association, People's Forum, People's Union, People's Bookshop, Perry Engineering, Photo Engravers' Union, Plumbers' Union, Plasterers' Society of SA, Police Association, Polish Women's Club, Progress Associations, Printing Industry Employees' Union, Property Owners' Association, Protestant Federation, Protestant Religious Rally, Provisional Committee for Peace, Proportional Representation Group, and Quakers.

Includes National Council of Women, National Safety Council, New Australians, The News, Newsagents' Association, New Theatre League (includes programs and photograph of Bushwackers' Band), New Housewives' Association, and Norwood Club.

Includes Macedonian Spark, Marion Progress Association, Masonic Lodge, Moral Re-armament, Means Test (Abolition of), Methodist Conference, Migrants, Municipal Tramways Trust, and Mutual Commonwealth Society.

Includes Land Values Central Committee, League of Rights, League of Women Voters, and Light Keepers' Guild.

Includes Inner Wheel Club, Institute of Public Affairs, Institute of Public Health, Institute of International Affairs, International Children's Day, International Control of Atomic Energy, International Federation of University Women, International Film Society, International Missionary Council, International Women's Day, International Seamen's Defence Committee, Adelaide Jewish Women's Guild, Junior Chamber of Commerce, and Jury and Spiers.

Includes Good Neighbour Council, Hockey Personalities, Hoofs and Horns, Housewives' Association and Hydrogen Bomb.

Includes Fabian Society, Flying Saucer Research Society, Four Corners Club, Freelance Writers' Federation, and Finances.

Includes Defence of Children Committee, Economic Information Service, Economic Information Society, Esperanto, Eureka Youth League and European Migrants' Association.

Includes Clyde Cameron, Communist Party (Addresses, Branches, Dissolution Bill, Education, Elections, Factory Cells, Finance, Membership, Petitions, Policy, Rules and Constitution, and Voting), Congregational Church, Consumers' Protection League, Convention on War and Peace, Co-operative Press, Co-operative Printery, Co-operative Printing and Publishing Society Ltd, Councils, Council of Charitable Relief Organisations, Council of Churches SA, SA Council of Social Service, Courier Press, Current Book Distributors, Carnival for Peace and Friendship, Car Numbers (lists), Chamber of Commerce, Chamber of Manufactures, Christadelphians, Churches of Christ, Civilian Widows' Association, Combined Means Test Abolition Committee, Commonwealth Literary Fund, Common Cause, Council of Civil Liberties, Council of Civil Rights, and Country Women's Association.

Includes Berean Bible Institute, Blind League, Botanic Park Speakers, British and Foreign Bible Society, British Migrants' Welfare Association, and Business and Professional Women's Club.

Includes Aborigines Advancement League, Adermener Club, Advertiser, Australian Institute of Marine and Power Engineers, Australian Communist Party, Anti-Communist Labor Party, Australasian Book Society, Australian Convention on Peace and War, Australian Labor Party, Australian Society of Engineers, Australian Nationalist Movement, Australian Institute of International Affairs, Australian Journal, Australian Pensioners' League, Australian Peace Council, Australian Primary Producers' Union, Australian-Soviet Friendship Society, Australian Russian Society, and Australian Women's Charter Conference.

Includes copies of notebook in N119-4 and N119-14 and of Metal Trades Federation newsletters.

Includes notes of meetings and names of union officials.

Typescript and handwritten notes from minutes 1940 - 1953 (see also N119-5 which refers to precis of minutes).

Includes press cuttings, correspondence and copies of Cameron's speeches as well as material about the South Australian Fabian Society, Ben Chifley's final speech Jun 1951 and photographs of Australian Labour Party meeting(?) and of Toohey, Shard and Sexton 1954.

Photographs are of Stalin 'Requiem' disturbance at Trades Hall, c. 1954 (Adelaide Advertiser) and of 1947 letter from Communist Party South Australia to Mount Gambier Trades and Labour Council.

Includes handwritten notes of Sharkey meeting, Tivoli Threatre, Jun 1949

Contents include newscuttings and notes about people in trade unions and other organisations in South Australia. Includes correspondence to W Burke, Shop Assistants' Union and photograph of Rupert Lockwood at Peterborough Railway Workshops.

Regular correspondents include PJ Ryan, Bishop Carroll, and Roy Boylan.

Regular correspondents include Ambrose Roddy, PJ Ryan, Bishop Carroll, and Roy Boylan (including a copy of a letter to Cardinal Gilroy).

Regular correspondents include Ambrose Roddy, PJ Ryan, Bishop Carroll, Roy Boylan, 'Arthur', 'Roy Kayes', 'F Kayes' and 'Kevin'. Correspondence to Farrell is sometimes addressed to J Edwards.

Regular correspondents include Ambrose Roddy, PJ Ryan, Bishop Carroll, Roy Boylan, 'F Kayes' and 'Kevin'.