Battle of Homestead Foundation - Charles McCollester Collection

The photograph is double sided. The front side of the photograph depicts a line of seated men in chairs at the CIO Founding Convention held in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on December 1938. The men, from left to right, are Phil Murray, Mayor Scully, John L. Lewis, Sidney Hillman, Rev, Charles O. Rice. The back side has two sections of wording. The bottom section says CIO FOUNDING CONVETION, DEC., 1938. LEFT TO RIGHT: PHIL MURRAY, MAYOR SCULLY, JOHN L. LEWIS, SIDNEY HILLMAN, REV. CHARLES O. RICE. The second section says PLEASE RETURN TO: Msgr. Charles O. Rice St. Anne's Church 400 Hoodridge Dr. Pgh., Pa 15234.

The photograph is double sided. The front side of the photograph depicts Monsignor Charles Owen Rice standing next to a plaque commemorating Philip Murray on a brick wall. The back side has the number 17 written in pencil. The bottom of the photograph says Eilat March '65 in blue ink.

The program is for the celebration of Monsignor Charles Owen Rice's 50 years as a priest. The program includes information on Rice, photographs, and quotes.

This article is an excerpt of the broadcast, The Jewish Criterion, given by Monsignor Rice. The broadcast discusses the atrocities done to those of the Jewish faith in Europe and the hope that that sentiment does not rise in the United States.

The outline overviews the contents of Charles McCollester's book Fighter with a Heart. The outline houses 9 chapters and three parts.

The document is a copy of the introduction of Charles McCollester's book, Fighter with a Heart. The introduction is heavily edited.

The letter is from Earl Browder, General Secretary of the Communist Party of the United States to Monsignor Charles Owen Rice. The letter suggests the rescheduling of their debate due to international issues.

The 5 letters are from Monsignor Charles Owen Rice to Charles McCollester sent during McCollester's writing process of the book Fighter with a Heart about Monsignor Rice. The letters touch on research, clarification, and those involved in the book.

The Photograph is double sided. The front side of the photograph depicts the march on the Pentagon on Oct. 21, 1967 in Washington D.C. The march was a demonstration against the Vietnam War. Pictured are a group of marchers including Edward Keating, Monsignor Rice, Coretta Scott King, Dr. Benjamin Spock, and his wife Jane Spock. Also pictured is a man giving the raised clenched fist symbol that indicates Black power. The back side contains the copyright stamp of United Press International Photo. Below that L-R Keating (Ramparts) COR Mrs. King & Ben Spock is written in green. Below that is a note that reads Washington, D.C. May 17, 1967. Keating of Ramparts. Charles O. Rice. Mrs. Martin Luther King, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Spock. On the side of the photograph in green is written March DC May 17 67. Above that in pen is written Received 6/2/67.

The photograph depicts Monsignor Charles Owen Rice raising the arm of another man while they stand in front of a microphone outdoors during the march on the Pentagon on Oct. 21, 1967 in Washington D.C. The march was a demonstration against the Vietnam War.