Correspondents include: [Alfred] Duff Cooper [later 1st Lord Norwich] enclosing an article which he had written on Churchill for the War Weekly and a cutting of a poem, "The Older Men"; S. I. Hsiung [Hsiung Shih-I] on his support for Churchill; Jan Masaryk [Czech Minister of Foreign Affairs] on his good wishes to her and Churchill for 1941 and his gratitude to them both; Anne Chamberlain on [Arthur] Neville Chamberlain's death; Nellie Romilly [earlier Nellie Hozier] on whether a position could be found for Lieutenant-Colonel [Albert] Harold Seagrim.

Also includes: a note from Clementine to [?] Churchill on the black swans' cygnet; a memorandum by her on furnishings for No.10 Downing Street [London], as Churchill wanted to go back to live there once the air-raid shelter was ready; a later letter from Grace Hamblin [former Private Secretary to Clementine] to Mary Soames [earlier Mary Churchill] on her memories of No.10 during the war.