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- "Episcopalian Groups Advocate Merger with Catholics" in Reading Eagle, December 26, 1935
- "Church Unity: Pro-Catholic Plea" in The Literary Digest, January 11, 1936, p. 17.
- The library of the Rev. Franklin Joiner, D.D., Philadelphia, Pa. & other valuable properties Catalog for an auction held March 22–23, 1938. New York: American Art Association, Anderson Galleries, 1938.
- New York Times obituary, Oct 30, 1960