Subjects include: Clementine's view that Churchill should take his doctor, Sir Charles Wilson [later 1st Lord Moran] with him on the journey to [Placentia Bay, Newfoundland, for the Atlantic Charter meeting]; Clementine's rest cure [at Champneys, Buckinghamshire]; Randolph Churchill's new post [attached to the fact-finding mission of Averell Harriman, President Franklin Roosevelt’s Special Representative, in the Middle East]; the bad handling of rail transport on the Bank Holiday; anticipation of the joint Anglo-American statements announcing the Atlantic Charter; Churchill's visit to Washington [United States], Dec 1941; fears for the Pacific; the success of the Red Cross Aid to Russia Fund; Mary Churchill [later Mary Soames]'s service with the ATS [Auxiliary Territorial Service] and Clementine's visit to her camp at Enfield, London.