File includes correspondence with: The National Baby Welfare Council, agreeing to act as President during time in Office as Prime Minister, with copy of magazine "Mother and Child", 1954; Lord Stanhope (2), The National Maritime Museum asking him to sit for portrait, in Naval uniform, with photograph of John Leigh Pemberton's copy of portrait of WSC in uniform of the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, 1952-54 Lieutenant-General Sir Frederick "Boy" Browning (2) and Lord Luke on invitation to speak at National Playing Fields Association luncheon, 1954-55; The National Society for Cancer Relief, request to borrow painting for exhibition, 1955 (declined); The National Society of Conservative and Unionist Agents, Home Counties North Branch, on subscription as Vice-President, 1952-58; Ndola High School, Northern Rhodesia [later Zambia], on naming House after WSC, 1957; Rama Prasad Manandhar, Nepalese Ambassador, London, on award of the Star of Nepal, (1st Class), 1961; Dirk Stikker, Ambassador, (2) and Baron D W van Lynden, First Secretary, Netherlands Embassy, London (4), on portrait of WSC by Max Nauta for the Netherlands States General, 1955; Newcastle East Conservative Association, ,on request for signed photograph, 1957; The New Commonwealth, on establishment of The David Davies Memorial Institute of International Studies, and on statement on the Korean Situation, with covering letters from Lord Davies, Sir Archibald Sinclair, (later Lord Thurso) and Clement Davies, pamphlet "A World Security Force, (1949), 1942-52; The Newspaper Press Funds, particularly Lord Iliffe, Lord Derby, and Sir Linton Andrews on support for appeals, 1954-6; New York Board of Trade, on award of "Business Speaks" Gold Award 1961; The University of the State of New York on award of honorary degree, wuth coverng letters from Henry Luce, and Winthrop Aldrich, United States Ambassador, London, and correspondence with the Foreign Office on speech for WSC to record for the degree ceremony, 1954; The New Zealand Return Services Association, on award of Gold Badge, with covering letter from Field Marshal Lord Freyberg, 1957; The National Florence Nightingale Memorial Committee (Lord Luke, Chairman), on support for appeal, 1955; The 1940 Club, on annual dinners, with covering letter from Lord Beaverbrook, 1957-61; The 1900 Club (Sir Charles petrie, Chairman) on annual dinners, 1955-60; H Nishi, Japanese Ambassador, London, on request for WSC to sign copy of "My African Journey", 1957.