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Typescript of a radio address by the UK Prime Minister, Clement Attlee, broadcast on the radio to the people of Newfoundland on 28 March 1949, on the eve of confederation with Canada. The typescript was sent to Gordon Macdonald before the broadcast.

The file includes letters from Clement Attlee, 1949, James Griffiths, 1948, Hilary A. Marquand, 1947, R. Williams Parry, 1940, and Iorwerth C. Peate, 1943.

The file contains letters from Clement Attlee (2), Gwilym Prys Davies, T. I. Ellis (2), Gwilym Lloyd-George, D. R. Grenfell, R. E. Griffith, Cledwyn Hughes (Lord Cledwyn of Penrhos), T. W. Jones, John Morris, Thomas Parry (2), Arthur Pearson, Hywel D. Roberts and Tom Nefyn Williams.

The file consists of miscellaneous, unrelated letters, 1908-1955, addressed to Dr Thomas Jones on a very wide range of subjects and issues. Many discuss political, public and educational life in Britain. Several discuss the world of publishing. The file includes letters from Clement Attlee, 1950, Lord (David) Davies, Llandinam, 1920, Huw T. Edwards, undated, H. J. Fleure, 1955, James Griffiths, 1955, D. Dilwyn John, 1955, Major Edgar Jones, 1951, Professor Lily Newton, 1955, Sir Thomas Parry, 1955, Lord Sankey, 1934, A. J. Sylvester, 1955, Sir Ben Bowen Thomas, 1939, David Thomas, Bangor, 1955, Gildas Tibbott, 1955, Sir Wyn Wheldon (3), 1955, and Sir Alfred Zimmern, 1926.

A copy of a letter, 10 April 1947, from Clement Attlee, the Prime Minister, 10 Downing Street, to Captain Blackburn concerning the Atomic Energy Committee of the New Commonwealth; together with a press release, 25 May [1947], entitled 'Anglo-American Move on U. N. "Police Force" '.