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A small notebook containing detailed notes made by Gareth Jones of his travels, experiences and his full conversations with the people whom he met during the last weeks of his life. There are fairly detailed notes on the likely aspirations of the Japanese in Inner Mongolia.
Press cuttings about Gareth Jones's capture and death,
Press cuttings from national newspapers reporting and reflecting on Gareth Jones's capture and murder. Some are tributes to his life and work.
Press cuttings of reports and tributes,
Gareth Jones's capture and death,
A scrapbook containing press cuttings recording Gareth Jones's capture and susequent murder. Some of the cuttings are of tributes to him and discuss ways of commemorating his life and achievements.
Photograph album containing a small number of photographs taken by Gareth Jones during his visit to Italy in 1922. Also includes photographs of Mount Vesuvius. There are also a few photographs of members of the family.
Photocopies of source materials assembled by Dr Colley during the course of her research while preparing her publications on Gareth Vaughan Jones. These include material from newspapers and journals, including articles by Gareth Jones, typescript articles, memoranda, and notes by him on personal interviews which he has conducted.
Drafts of articles, mainly on the League of Nations,
Typescript drafts and copies of articles or sections of intended books, mainly written by Gareth Jones on the League of Nations and international affairs. There are also some draft notes by Jones prepared while drafting the articles.
Copies of Lloyd George Papers at the Parliamentary Archive,
Copies of memoranda, 1930-1936, most of them the work of Gareth Jones, taken from the Lloyd George Papers at the Parliamentary Archive at the House of Lords. They cover such subjects as India, the League of Nations, unemployment world-wide, the London Naval Conference, and the Foreign Press and the Three Power Agreement.
Transcript of diary in the United States and Japan,
Transcript of diary of China and Inner Mongolia,
Murder of Gareth Vaughan Jones,
Photocopies of documents taken from the holdings of the National Archives at Kew relating to the murder of Gareth Jones on 12 August 1935 and to subsequent investigations into his tragic fate before the end of 1935. These include official Foreign Office reports, statements, newspaper cuttings, and a map.
Items assembled by Dr Siriol Colley associated with her uncle Gareth Jones. These include the typescript address of Rev. Gwilym Davies at the Memorial Hall, Barry, 25 August 1935; press cuttings, 1935, recording the death of Gareth Jones and paying tribute to him, and noting the establishment of memorial scholarships; papers relating to the publication of the memorial volume In Search of News; a brochure advertising Gareth Jones's lecture tour in the United States; a list of subscriptions, undated, to the Gareth Jones Memorial Fund; letters, 1988, from A. J. Sylvester to David Morley relating to investigations into the death of Gareth Jones; an account by Baron von Plessen, entitled 'Ill-fated Journey', of the circumstances leading up to Gareth Jones's death; a biographical note on Dr Herbert Mueller; and correspondence, 2001-02, concerning the award of the Gareth Jones Travelling Scholarship.
Davies, Gwilym, 1879-1955.
[Family Snapshot Album 2] : Eirian at Lampeter
An album containing mainly family photographs including some of Eryl, the childhood home of Gareth Vaughan Jones. Also a series showing Eirian working as a landgirl on Dole farm near Lampeter during the First World War. some of this latter series correspond to negatives catalogued with the accession number 4552957.
Letters from Strasbourg, Heidelberg, Wurtemburg,
Letters from G.V.J. to his family, mainly from London. Many of the letters discuss G.V.J.'s work for D Lloyd George at Westminster and Churt.
Letters to G.V.J. The correspondents include Ernest Benn (20/39), Rev Gwilym Davies (20/43), D Lloyd George (20/32), Stephen King Hall (20/16,20), Malcolm Muggeridge (20/36,44), Bernard Pares (20/7,11, 13 and 33), Wickham Steed (20/27,29), A J Sylvester (20/21,22) and Evelyn Wrench (20/30).