Correspondents include: [Luke] William Teeling, congratulating JA on getting into the Foreign Office; Ralph Wigram, congratulating JA on getting into the Foreign Office; Henry Hopkinson [? later 1st Lord Colyton], congratulating JA on getting into the Foreign Office; [?] Andrew Gow, Assistant Master at Eton College (3); Archibald MacLeish; Francis Urquhart ["Sligger" Urquhart, Dean of Balliol College, University of Oxford] on subjects including congratulating JA on getting into the Foreign Office, his view of Harold Nicolson, his concern about GJ's negativity about Persia [later Iran], the General Strike and metaphysics (4); Sir Percy Loraine [former British Minister to Persia] on his view of GJ's work in Tehran; Sir [Joseph] Austen Chamberlain [Foreign Secretary]; [James] Vincent Sheean on a proposed lecture (2).