Papers by or sent to JEP for the Conservative Parliamentary Secretariat on subjects including: the Parliament and Steel Bills, 1949; the Financial Agreement between Britain and India, 1947; policy towards India; relations between the Indian States and the British Commonwealth and Empire; news from Pakistan; a proposed working committee on India; memoranda on air power and strategy by Air Vice-Marshal Edgar Kingston-McCloughry, Acting Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief, India; note by Shri Jawaharlal Nehru [Vice-President, Interim Government of India, and Minister for External Affairs and Commonwealth Relations] for the Commander-in-Chief India's Committee on subjects for discussion by Cabinet on India.

Also includes correspondence with individuals including: a letter from JEP to Henry Hopkinson [Head of Conservative Parliamentary Secretariat, later 1st Lord Colyton], asking to be relieved of the Secretaryship of the Parliamentary Committee on Indian Affairs; Harold Macmillan [later 1st Lord Stockton], on meeting JEP and asking for information on building practices (2); Brigadier Gordon Thompson, Commander of Calcutta sub-area, on plans for Indian self-government (2); copy of letters between Winston Churchill [Leader of the Conservative Party] and Clement Attlee, Prime Minister on terms of a possible settlement with India; representatives of Conservative and Unionist Central Office, including John Biggs-Davison, Speakers Department, on putting JEP forward as a Parliamentary candidate and news from Pakistan (3); Richard Fort; Air Vice-Marshal Edgar Kingston-McCloughry on the situation in India (2).