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The file comprises correspondence and papers on the attitude amongst trades unions in the USA towards the supposed growth of communism in the British trade union movement.

The file comprises a statement issued by the AFL-CIO on peace in the middle-east and associated correspondence noting that American labour was more sympathetic to British policy than the US Government.

Various newspaper articles relating to Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans; a dinner programme and typed sheets detailing arrangement for a dinner for delegates to the Asian Regional Labour Conference held in Government House, New Delhi in November 1947 along with an item from the BBC website containing a letter sent by Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans' son, Lieutenant. G. W. Myrddin-Evans for the Coldstream Guards to his mother, Elizabeth Myrddin-Evans.

The file comprises a programme, list of attendees, correspondence and associated documents relating to a conference entitled "Industrial change and employment policy" held by the Institute of Personnel Management in 1959.

A letter from Joan Meyrick regarding Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans's life and career and details of her professional relationship with him along with letters sent Joan Meyrick to her mother from government postings in India, Greece, Ceylon, Pakistan and Iran during the period 1947-1950.

The file comprises correspondence with the Labour Attache in teh British Embassy in Beiruit, Lebanon. Subjects include development of trade unions in Lebanon, Communism, strikes and the general political situation.

The file comprises correspondence with David A. More, Director General of the International Labour Office regarding the fallout from the Petroleum Committee meeting in Caracas.

The file comprises correspondence between Sir Ben Bowen Thomas and Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans regarding the creation of an International Institute for Social and Labour Studies within the United Nations Cultural and Scientific Organisation (U. N. E. S. C.O.).

The file comprises correspondence with Sir Thomas Chegwidden of Rhodesia and Nyasaland regarding minimum wage legislation.

The file comprises fragments of a speech and associated correspondence relating to Sir Guildhaume's address to the YMCA in Broadstairs.

The file comprises papers relating to Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans' expenses while on International Labour Organisation business.

The file comprises correspondence between Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans and Jean Coste of the National Federation of Glass Chemical Industry Workers regarding the walkout of the workers representatives in Caracas and a resolution passed by the Continental Congress of the ORIT against the holding of the Petroleum Committee in Caracas.

The file comprises Labour Attaches' correspondence including letters regarding the efforts of the Japanese Government to remove two trade unions leaders before ratifying ILO Convention No 87 on the freedom of association and the right to organise.

The file comprises copies of letters of congratulation sent by Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans to colleagues and friends who received honours in the 1958 Birthday Honours list.

The file comprises letters received by Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans in response to letters he had sent congratulating colleagues and friends on receiving honours from the Queen.

The file comprises letters received by Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans in response to letters he had sent to colleagues and friends congratulating them on receiving honours from the Queen.

The file comprises copies of letters to Sir Godfrey Ince regarding the fallout from the Petroleum Committee meeting in Caracas and notes prepared by Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans and other outlining the concerns expressed by the Venezuelan government and those of it's trade union critics.

The file comprises correspondence with Sir Robert Urquhart at the British Embassy in Caracas, Aurelius Otanius and Ivor Pink relating to the fallout from the Petroleum Committee meeting in Caracas, along with an extract of the Governing Body's draft report and typed minutes.

The file comprises correspondence with Sir Guildhaume Myrddin Evans and Labour Attaches in the USA on various subjects including the 1945-51 Labour Government, Africa, Communism and the Organisation of Sharecroppers.

The file comprises correspondence relating to the visit of Mr. R. G Marchant-Williams, a consultant chemical engineer with W. J. Fraser & Co. to establish a synthetic resin plant in Brazil for International Paints Ltd.