Correspondents include: [Robert] McCormick, Editor and Publisher of the Chicago Tribune; Helen McKie; Lieutenant-General Sir Gordon Macready; Nina, Princess Mdivani; [William] Milligan, Solicitor-General for Scotland; David Morse, Director-General of the International Labour Office; Shanker Shamsher Jang Bahadur Rana; the Oni of Ife; Habib Rahimtoola, High Commissioner for Pakistan; George Papandreou; Henri, Comte de Paris; King Peter II of Yugoslavia [later Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia, and Slovenia]; Pieter Gerbrandy; Hubert Pierlot; the Yuvarajah of Pithapurum, India; Paul Reynaud; Eleanor Roosevelt; Alexander Smith, United States Senator; [Walter] Bedell Smith; [Reverend Frank Russell Barry] Bishop of Southwell; Paul-Henri Spaak, Chairman of the International Council of the European movement; Percy Spender, Australian Ambassador to Great Britain; "Betty", Admiral Harold Stark; Mabel Strickland; George [5th] Duke of Sutherland; Genevieve Tabouis; [4th Lord] Templemore [earlier Arthur Chichester]; George Theunis; John Lienhop, Agent-General for Victoria [Australia]; Edward, Duke of Windsor [earlier Edward, Prince of Wales, then King Edward VIII]; General Sir Reginald Wingate; Cyril [Foster], Archbishop of York; [Kenneth] Michael Wilford (3) and Frederick Leishman [Assistant Private Secretaries to Foreign Secretary], Eleanor Emery, Principal Private Secretary to Secretary of State for the Dominions, Angus Mackintosh, Principal Private Secretary to Secretary of State for the Colonies and Derek King of the Commonwealth Relations Office advising WSC's Private Office on responses to the individuals mentioned above.Also includes notes and copies of correspondence from Peter Oates, David Hunt, Anthony Bevir, Geoffrey Cass, and John Colville [Private Secretaries to WSC], and David Pitblado [Principal Private Secretary to WSC].