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THE MARJORIE NICHOLSON PAPERS

IDENTITY STATEMENTReference: TUC Library Collections - Marjorie Nicholson papersdates of creation: 1935-1997extent: 15mlevel of description: Fonds

CONTEXTBiographical history:Marjorie Nicholson (1914-1997) was the author of The TUC overseas: the roots of policy. Itwas written after her retirement from the TUC where she had worked in the InternationalDepartment from 1955-1972. She was one of the few women working in policy developmentemployed by the trade union movement. Before joining the TUC she had also worked assecretary at the Fabian Colonial Bureau. Here she was involved in producing pamphlets andmemoranda and editing its monthly journal Venture. Through her work at the Bureau she metand assisted India�s Jawaharlal Nehru and Krishna Menon, Eric Williams from Trinidad,Hugh Springer from Barbados, Siaka Stevens from Sierra Leone and other futureCommonwealth leaders.

She attended Oxford University in the 1930s and upon graduation taught before becoming anextra-mural organising tutor in contact with Ruskin College. It was on a trip to Nigeria in1949 while working for the Oxford extra-mural department that she became convinced that tohelp develop democratic self governing institutions she had to work full time from within thelabour movement, a decision that clearly had a major impact on her future career. Hercommitment to labour politics was also indicated by her standing (unsuccessfully) as theLabour candidate for Windsor in the first three post war elections.

Marjorie died in July 1997 while still working on a second volume of the TUC overseas andthe majority of the papers and cuttings in this collection are her research papers for this andthe previous book.

Custodial history: Marjorie left her research papers to the TUC in her will hoping that her work would becompleted from her notes. Marjorie�s solicitor collected all the papers he could find andpassed these to Michael Walsh, Head of the TUC International Department. In January 1998the TUC transferred the papers in their possession to the TUC Library Collections in theUniversity of North London on permanent loan.

CONTENT & STRUCTUREAccruals: No further deposits are expectedArrangement:The Collection can be divided into four sections; subject files, personal papers (PP), presscuttings (PC) and books. The files were mostly related to her research for her books but alsoto her work for other organisations and were arranged by Marjorie by subject and classifiedaccording to the decimal scheme used for the TUC Registry files. A Summary of this can beconsulted in the introduction to the archive list for the TUC Registry Files. A copy of this listis held in the TUC Library Collections but the archive itself is held at the Modern RecordsCentre at Warwick University.

Although many of the files already had classification numbers and titles, a considerablenumber had not been given a number or title and there were also loose papers that had notbeen filed or had come out of other files. Where there was a file of material obviouslyarranged on a particular subject but no number or title new file numbers were allocatedaccording to the classification system. This new number has been enclosed in square bracketsto indicate that this numbering has been added later and was not in the file as originallyreceived. Where files have been largely or completely constructed from loose papers and theirarrangement is entirely new an asterisk has been placed next to the title to indicate this. Manyloose papers have been added to files where it seems likely that they originated or wouldeventually have been filed by Marjorie.

Some of the files had documents attached to both the left and right hand side of the file, withthe most recent uppermost and a list of contents attached to the top of each. An indication isgiven in the list where this arrangement exists to enable the order of the file to be understoodwhen in use.

Within the text descriptions for each file the word �notes� generally may be taken to meanhandwritten notes by Marjorie, although in some cases she will have titled items �noteson...� and this may be typewritten. Where the author of an article or note is someone otherthan Marjorie this will be indicated and if it appears to be by her but is not signed or is notattributed to someone else I have indicated this by using her initials and a question mark.Where there is reference to a published work such as a secondary source or a pamphlet insidethe file its title is in italics. This distinguishes these from unpublished works, articles andessays the titles of which are in inverted commas.

The personal papers have been allocated reference codes relating to their format as they donot fit readily into the classification scheme used for the rest of the written material.

The press cuttings are arranged by country and date and have been catalogued and numberedaccording to this original arrangement. There are two sequences of cuttings, a set arranged bycountry (and then by date also ) and a set arranged by date. This set contains only informationabout which countries are not included, this usually corresponds to material which has beenclassified by country or subject in the other sequence.

When citing any material the reference used should be: TUC Library Collections, Marjorie

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Nicholson Papers /subject file reference or PP/ format and number etc or PC/name ofcountry and number etc

The collection also included a large quantity of books and pamphlets. The pamphlets havebeen included in the subject file sequence where many were already filed. A list of all thebooks deposited is included after the lists of file material and press cuttings. The books mayat some stage be physically stored and fully catalogued within the main TUC librarycollection.

ACCESS CONDITIONSLegal status: Rules for access are as in the TUC Library Collections Rules (copies available)Physical condition: Condition is generally good although some press cuttings and file material may be fragile dueto age and care should be used when handling. Handwriting on handwritten notes is mainlyeasily legible apart from some rough lecture notes which May need more care.Finding aids: A paper list is held in the library and at the National Register of Archives. Some files containMarjorie�s own detailed contents guides and it is indicated on the list where these exist.There are also Marjorie�s own card files, arranged initially by format and then subdivided bycountry or subject which may be used to aid access to the collection. There are also bindersgiving information on files used in her research (eg in the PRO or the TUC) and also a guideto the press cuttings. This material is located in the section of personal papers under theheading �reference sources�.

ALLIED MATERIALSAssociated material: Papers from Marjorie�s time at the Fabian Colonial Bureau are at theRhodes House Library in Oxford and the papers relating to her period as a parliamentarycandidate are at Reading Records Office where they were transferred by the NationalMuseum of Labour History.Reference: The TUC overseas: the roots of policy,Marjorie Nicholson, London (1986),Obituary in the Guardian 11/8/97 (copy held by the TUC Library Collections)

NOTEListed by: A Mason, October 1998

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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS

AATUF - All Africa Trade Union FederationAITUC - All India Trade Union CongressCAC - Colonial Advisory CommitteeCDC - Commonwealth Development Corporation COI - Central Office of InformationDE - Department of EmploymentDEP - Department of Employment and ProductivityEETPU - Electricians, Electronics, Telecommunications & Plumbing UnionGFTU - General Federation of Trade UnionsIC - International CommitteeICFTU ARO - International Confederation of Free Trade Unions Asian RegionalOrganisationICFTU - International Confederation of Free Trade UnionsICS Institute of Commonwealth Studies, University of LondonIFTU - International Federation of Free Trade UnionsLAI - League Against ImperialismLP - Labour PartyOLCC - Overseas Labour Consultative CommitteeWFTU - World Federation of Trade UnionsWWLI - Workers Welfare League of India

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KEY FIGURES MENTIONED IN THE PAPERS

Bavin, Tom (1909-1984) Involved in developing the National Union of Plantation Workersof Malaysia, in 1957 became the Director of Organisation in Plantation Workers InternationalFederation. He contributed to the work of the ICFTU, ILO and other international bodies. Brazier, John Trade union advisor to the Governments of the Malayan Union and the Colonyof Singapore. Had previously served in the labour and co-operative movements.Bustamante, Sir Alexander (1884-1977) Prime Minister of Jamaica and Minister ofExternal Affairs from 1962-1967.Buxton, Charles Roden (1875-1942) - Acting Chairman of the Labour Party AdvisoryCommittee on International Questions and the ad-hoc Imperial Sub-Committee from 1924-1925.Citrine, Sir Walter (1887-1983) General secretary of the TUC from 1926 of the IFTU from1928. President of the World Federation of Trade Unions. Member of the West India RoyalCommission in 1938.Creech Jones, Arthur (d.1964 ) Member of the TUC�s Colonial Advisory Committee from1937 and a leading figure in the Fabian Colonial Bureau. Secretary of State for the Coloniesfrom 1946-1950.Dalgleish, Andrew (d.1964) A member of the Commonwealth Advisory Committee from1947 also served on the Secretary of State�s Colonial Labour Advisory CommitteeFeather, Victor, Lord (1908-1976 ) Worked in the TUC�s organisation department untilappointed by Citrine to work as the TUC�s representative in the West Indies. AppointedGeneral Secretary in 1969 .Foggon, Sir George (1913-) Overseas Labour Advisor at the Foreign and CommonwealthOffice 1966-1976 Hinden, Rita A colleague of Marjorie�s at the Fabian Colonial Bureau which she wasinstrumental in setting up. While Marjorie was working for the TUC�s InternationalDepartment she was working as the editor of the moderate Labour journal SocialistCommentary.Hood, Walter Started work for the TUC in June 1950. He was responsible for the colonialsection of the International Department. The aim of the department was to help the Africanpeople to form strong and democratic trade unions and to help counter the influence ofWFTU. He did a lot of work on the Copperbelt with the British and Rhodesian minersutilising a strong understanding of the industry having been a miner himself. He retired inOctober 1971 and died on 7th January 1974. He was highly regarded by Marjorie and ismentioned in her acknowledgements in The TUC overseas.Lewis, A E Started work for the TUC in Autumn 1956 and worked as an assistant in theInternational Department, mostly in developing countries which had not yet gainedindependence. He was involved in setting up the ICFTU Kampala College and also went toAden to assist with a trade dispute. In 1959 he did some work for the Northern RhodesiaMineworkers Union arising from new legislation being introduced by the House ofCommons. At the end of 1959 he left the TUC to work for the Nigeria EmployersAssociation.Makonnen, T R - Treasurer of the International African Service BureauNarayanan P. P., Dr. (b.1923) Malaysian trade unionist, founder of the NS PlantationWorkers Union and President of ICFTU Asian Regional Organisation 1960-1966, becamePresident of ICFTU in 1975.

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Orde- Browne, Sir Grenville St. John (1883-1947) Senior Commissioner and LabourCommissioner, Tanganyika Territory, from 1934 was a member of a committee of experts onnative questions at the ILO in Geneva and in 1938 became an advisor on labour to theSecretary of State for the Colonies.Passfield, Lord / Webb, Sidney (1859-1947) Colonial Secretary from 1929, responsible forthe Passfield despatch of 1930.Roberts, F O - MP, was the first TUC representative to arrive in the West IndiesSelwyn- Clarke, Sir Percy (1893-1976) and Hilda (d.1967) Sir Percy held various medicalpositions in the colonies including Deputy Director of the Health Service of Nigeria andDirector of Medical Services, Hong Kong. He was also Governor and Commander in Chief ofthe Seychelles 1947-51. His interests were listed as Commonwealth problems and socialwelfare.Tewson, Sir Vincent (1898-1981) TUC General Secretary 1946-1960. President of ICFTU1953-1955. Wallace Johnson, Isaac - Secretary of the International African Service BureauWoodcock, George (1904-1979) TUC General Secretary 1960-1969, member of the BritishGuiana Constitutional Commission, 1954.

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SUBJECT FILES

10TUC ORGANISATION (INC. GFTU & LP) & UNIONSPhotocopies of Congress reports, Parliamentary Committee minutes, General Councilminutes.Note on TUC committees and departments dealing with international and imperial affairs1916 - 1926, (1974)Notes on minutes and reports, notes on Citrine�s Democracy or Disruption? (1928)Pamphlet: Trade union structure and closer unity, interim report (1944)Notes on the first 5 volumes of Labour Magazine 1922-1927Notes on GFTU, B C Roberts,The Trades Union Congress 1868-1921 (1958), They saw it happen by Asa Briggs (1960)1903-1974Box 1

[20]GENERAL COUNCILExtracts from minutes of meetings (various years)1965-1967Box 1

[24.1]FINANCE & GENERAL PURPOSES COMMITTEEMinutes and meeting papersDecember 20 1965Box 1

30JOINT COMMITTEES & DEPARTMENTS, LABOUR PARTY COMMITTEESNote on TUC Committees and Departments dealing with international and imperial affairs1916-1926Notes on Downhill all the Way1919-1939 by Leonard Woolf (1967)Notes on the The Life of G D H Cole by Dame Margaret Cole (1971)Notes on people and attitudes from The Book of the Labour Party ed. Herbert Tracey (1925)Notes on Labour Research Department, Advisory Committee on Imperial QuestionsNotes on International Committee and General Council minutesPhotocopies of Functions Committee report, 1925Notes �Labour advisers�Pamphlet: the future of the Labour Party - a stocktakingExtract from committee paper (?) highlighted section on �Model rules: co-operation with theLabour Party�, 19641925-1974Box 1

40LABOUR BACKGROUND AND LABOUR LAWICS seminar papers plus notes on the papers

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Correspondence with Shula Marks from the ICS1988-1989Box 1

40LABOUR LAW - TUCPhotocopies including Colonial Advisory Committee minutes and papers and ordinancesNotes on �Status of a national centre� and �What is a trade union�Press cuttings1930 - 1995Box 1

[45]BRITISH LAW AND PRACTICE - 1971 INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS ACTPamphlets: dates are 1971 unless otherwise indicatedIndustrial Relations, a guide to the Industrial Relations Act 1971, DEIndustrial Relations Act 197, the act outlined, DEIndustrial Relations Bill, report of the Special Trades Union Congress, 1971The TUC and the Industrial Relations Act, speech by Victor Feather at a Financial Timesconference, TUCTUC handbook on the Industrial Relations Act, TUC (1972)Industrial Relations Bill, notes and diagrams, TUC Education ServiceReason, the case against the government�s proposals on industrial relations, TUCProfessor Wedderburn on the Industrial Relations Bill,tucTrades union congress, the law on trade disputes, supplementary evidence to the Royal

Commission on trade unions and employers associations (1970 press cuttingsenclosed)7" single (flexible plastic) Co-operate not legislate by Horace James & his steel band. Pluslyric sheet (photocopy)Paper on industrial relations and the Bill (no title) by A E Lewis 30/10/70Loose papers, copies of letters, press cuttings and leaflets. Inludes:Industrial Relations Bill - consultative document, 1970Government�s Proposed Industrial Relations Bill, teaching notes for trade union full-timeofficials (main text plus outline notes)Department of employement background briefing no.4 �Industrial Relations Act� August1971Copy of DEP press cutting on Bill, 19711970-1971Box 3

[45]BRITISH LAW AND PRACTICE - GENERALPamphlets:T&GWU shop stewards handbook (1962)Trades councils guide, TUC (1954)London Trades Council 1860-1960 (1960)National Union of Agricultural Workers - Rules (1961)

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It�s about joint consultation and it happened like this ... Ministry of Labour and NationalService (1950)It is about Works Information and it happened like this ...Ministry of Labour and NationalService (1955)Selecting the man for the job, Ministry of Labour and National Service (1953)Clerical and Administrative Workers� Union, Rules (as revised to 1954)Halsbury�s statutes of England, second edition ed. Sir Roland Burrows (1950)Facilities for shop stewards, a statement of policy, TUC (1971)The TUC and communism, TUC (1955)Model rules and standing orders for a trades council, TUCDisputes procedure, TUC Trades Union Congress structure and development, interim report of the TUC generalcouncil (1970)The closed shop, the TUC reaffirms the principles of trade union organisation, TUC (1947)Trade Unionism, its origins, growth and role in modern society by Herbert Tracey, LabourParty educational series (1952)Industrial law, an introduction for trade union officers, TUC (1957)The EETPU suspension, a TUC information note, TUC (1988) - leaflet and booklet formatsSpecial review body - first report, TUC (1988)Unions 94, campaigning for the future, special supplement with New Statesman and Society(1994)Better use of labour in the firm, National Economic Development Office nd.Constitution, functions and model rules of procedure, Ministry of Labour, nd.The trade unions: on to 1980, Fabian tract 373 (1967)British trade unionism, Allan Flanders, Bureau of Current Affairs (1948) The trade union movement and the government, George Woodcock (1968)The trade unionist in Britain, COILabour relations and conditions of work in Britain, COI (1964)Lecture and conference on management labour and the community (1958)Rookes v Barnard, opinion of leading counsel, TUC (1964)Address of the President to the 103rd Annual Trades Union Congress, 1971Action on Donovan, TUC (1968)Trade unions and industrial relations, speech by Victor Feather, TUC (1969)Supplementary report - a National Union of Seamen, TUC (1972)Incomes policy, speech by George Woodcock (1967)A short history of British trade unionism, TUC (1947)The social contract 1976-77, TUC (1976)Commemorative TUC centenary lecture delivered by A J P Taylor (1968)The future of collective bargaining by David Basnet, fabian tract 481What the TUC is doing (1959 & 1960)Highlights of the Trades Union Congress, 1961 published by the Daily Herald1947-1994Box 2

[50(900)]TUC STRUCTURE & ORGANISATION - MISCELLANEOUS*Extract from Free labour world, article by George Woodcock, 1958

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�Conditions of amalgamation� 17/8/63 (MN?)TUC papers on structure and development, 1971, including check off systemsPapers on trade unions rules, 1970Papers relating to the TUC�s centenary in 19681958-1971Box 2

[200]INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS - GENERAL*�Collective bargaining in practice� marked �L Murray�s broadcasts, 1959'Press cuttingsExtracts from Free labour worldCAC paper on �Industrial relations in the colonies�, 1953Mr Victor Feather�s speech to the Commonwealth trade union conference, Geneva, June19721953-1972Box 3

712.5DEPUTATIONS TO MINISTERSPhotocopies of Congress reportsNotes1917-1947Box 4

734.4 /1RUSSIA (POLITICS) - PROFINTERN / COMINTERN I (left hand side)(previously made up one file with that below but separated for ease of use into two files,split by left and right side as arranged in the original)Mainly photocopies with some notes from Congress reports, International Trade UnionReview.Includes material on League Against Imperialism, labour delegation to Russia, foundation ofCheka, 20/12/17, Red International of Labour Unions.Press cuttingsPamphlet: Democracy or disruption?, an examination of communist infuences in the tradeunions by Walter M Citrine (1928)(List of contents at the back of file)TUC paper: �Disarmament and detente: ICFTU meeting with Mr Gorbachev, Moscow,

October 9 1987', (loose in file)1917-1987Box 4

734.4 /2RUSSIA (POLITICS) - PROFINTERN / COMINTERN II (right hand side)(previously made up one file with that above but separated for ease of use into two files,split by left and right side as arranged in the original)Russia - early historical notes 1861-1936

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Notes on and photocopies from secondary sources on Russia. Note on Walter Monckton by H Montgomery (1991) (previously filed by itself)(List of contents at the start of file)1861-1973Box 4[760] /1CO-OPS, COLONIAL AND BRITISH IPress release on co-operative enterprise from the United Africa CompanyExtract and notes from journal West AfricaNotes on Cameroons Co-ops with statisticsNotes on Colonial Office summer conference, 1953 Co-operative developments in the British African colonies 3/8/54Notes on KNCUPress cuttings and extracts from journals on Co-ops in the colonies and in BritainPamphlet: The Co-operative movement by Jack Bailey (1952)Photograph: Women�s ....(?) Society, 1953Notes by MN(?) of meeting with O Bateye in the House of Commons 15/7/541952-1954Box 5

[760] /2CO-OPS, COLONIAL AND BRITISH IIPamphlets: Bye-laws of the Co-operative Produce Marketing Society Limited (1955), TheCo-operative movement�s first 100 years, 1844-1944 by Desmond Flanagan (1944), Anintroduction to Co-operative practice, ILO (1953).Extracts from Co-operative NewsKenya newsletter no. 168Programme for International Co-operative day, 1958Notes on Co-ops in West NigeriaCopy of a law to make provision with respect to Co-operative societies in the Western regionof Nigeria, 1953Co-operative Information circular for the Colonial Territories no. 8, 1957Letters to MN Notes on Co-ops in Nigeria, Kenya and GhanaCOI fact sheet on Co-operation in the United Kingdom dependencies, 19561953-1958Box 5

770 /1COMMUNISMCommunism in India:Note on Mountbatten: The Official Biography by Philip Zeigler (1985)1985Box 5

[770] /2COMMUNISM*

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Photocopies and extracts from journals Notes on World news and views vol. 27 Press cuttings 1971-1991Draft resolution from 42nd Congress of the Communist PartyCorrespondence with John Kent (LSE) re. Bevin and Communism, 1990Notes on Dennis Healey, The time of my life (1989) Notes on Tony Benn, Out of the wilderness: diaries 1963-67 (1987)�Marxism after communism� - a discussion paperExtracts from Marxism today, 1990Correspondence with Dennis Healey, 1990Notes and newspaper cuttings re. The collapse of Eastern bloc communismPress cutting LAI, 19871963-1991Box 5

[784]TRADE UNION NEWS FOR OVERSEASIssues no. 3-126 (series not complete)1955-1969Box 5

[806]ISLAMPress cuttings, 1946-1989Extract from Egyptian Education Bulletin, October 1950 articles on �The treatment ofMuslim history and culture in some European textbooks�and �The contribution of Islam tomedicine�1946-1989Box 6

[810.2621]BRITISH COUNCILPapers relating to the MN�s British Council correspondence -course on trade unionsincludingPamphlet: Trade unions by Marjorie Nicholson (1951)Chart: Structure of trade unionsDramatic script: Must we have trade unions?Picture leaflet: Trade unions in BritainGuide for the instructorCorrespondence with answers (not included) to questions set on the courseMN�s notes on the course and on the questions set by her, including correspondence withFrank Cawson of the British Council relating to the course and the questions.1952-1953Box 6

[814.1]WORKERS EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION*

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Papers relating to WEA course on Problems of British policy in Africa, Reading WEA,winter 1953-1954Box 6

863ILO FREEDOM OF ASSOCIATIONNotes from International Committee minutes, press cutting on Human Rights Law Report.Notes from ILO - The First Decade (1931), E A Landy Effectiveness of International

Supervision (1966), C Wilfred Jenks, International Protection of Freedom(1957)1929-1971Box 6

892 /1BIOGRAPHIESNotes, photocopies and correspondence for biographies on:Henry Pollit, notes from Serving my time- An Apprenticeship in Politics (1940)Kwame Nkrumah, notes from Kwame Nkrumah: The London Years 1945-47 by MarikaSherwood.I. T. A. Wallace Johnson, notes from archive material (sources given)Ras Makkonen, notes from Pan-Africanism from within ed. Kenneth King (1973)George Padmore, press cutting, 1964, notes from George Padmore�s path from Communismto Pan-Africanism by James R Hooker (1967)-1991Box 6

892 /2BIOGRAPHIESNotes, press cuttings and photocopies plus a copy of his marriage certificate for biography ofWalter Citrine for the Dictionary of National Biography (correspondence included).1983-1986Box 6

892 /3BIOGRAPHIESClement Attlee, press cuttings and notes from Empire into commonwealth by Attlee (1961),Clement Attlee, A political biography by Trevor Bainbridge (1985)Ernest Bevin, press cuttings (including The Times obituary 1951),copy of International

Transport Workers Federation obituary, notes on Life and times of Ernest Bevin, VolII 1881-1940 by Alan Bullock (1960), Ernest Bevin, Foreign Secretary 1945-51 by AlanBullock (1983)Jack Jones, notes from Jack Jones, union man - an autobiography (1986)1951-1986Box 6

901INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEETUC International Committee minutes, list of committee members attached to back of file

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1970-72Box 8

[901]INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEEMinutes and meeting papers

1958-19591959-19601960-19611961-19621962-19631964-19651965-19661966-19671967-19681968-19691969-1970

Series are not all complete. Some include handwritten notes taken at the meetings by MN.Documents issued with minutes relating to specific countries have generally been removedand filed under the relevant country. Some series also have notes by MN detailing what hasbeen removed and whether she has used the file for her notes.Box 7 (1958-1965) Box 8 (1965-1970

909INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES AND ORGANISATIONS Photocopies of Congress Reports, Parliamentary Committee, International Committee,

General Council minutes, joint TUC / Labour Party statements, extracts fromInternational Trade Union Review.Includes notes on Congress reports, on 60 Years of Trade unionism- a souvenir of the 60thTrades Union Congress, G D H Cole, An introduction to trade unionism (1953), SocialistThought and H Pelling A history of British unionism (1963), Trade unionism and the Labourparty.Note on TUC expenditure on IFTU etc 1920-1923NB File reads from the centre outwards, starting point at the orange sheets. These pagescontain detailed contents lists for the file 1889-1963Box 9

910 WORLD TRADE UNION CONFERENCES 1945 / WFTU UP TO SPLITNote on World Trade Union Conferences 1943-45 and photocopies of reportsWFTU pamphlets:WFTU Resolutions, adopted by the WFTU General Council at Prague 1947The TUC and the WFTU, a statement of policy on the World Federation of TradeUnionsNotes on the formation of the WFTUC1943-1945Box 9

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910.8 CHRISTIAN TRADE UNIONS914 LABOUR AND SOCIALIST INTERNATIONAL915 IFTUPhotocopies of International Trades Union Review, Congress reports, extract from LabourParty conference report, and of telegram sent to the president of the people�s commissariatby the two international s relating to the trial of Zinovieff.Notes on International Trades Union Review 1920-22, AFL affiliation to IFTU, IFTUtriennial report 1933-35, IFTU bulletin 1935-41, IFTU archives 1939-45, John Price,International labour movement (1945)NB File reads from the centre outwards, starting point at the orange sheets. These pagescontain detailed contents lists for the file 1921-1945Box 9

919 /1ICFTU / TUCPhotocopies from TUC & ICFTU committee minutes and of correspondence with the

American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organisations and ICFTUcorrespondence.

1949-1972Box 9

[919] /2ICFTU*Notes on ICFTU with referencesPaper from seventh world congress of the ICFTUNigeria, PTTI study trip in west and central Africa, note relating to ICFTU, MN 22/9/61Notes on document IC 4/2 MN 25/1/61The Meany correspondence MN 10/3/59Copy of letter from American Federation of Labor and Congress of Indsutrial Organisations,1966Typed extract from ICFTU information bulletin, 1959, MNICFTU executive board document 29EB(various papers written by MN)Questions on the policy of ICFTU in colonial areas 13/12/56Preliminary comments on the African conference of the ICFTU, 1957 MN 27/11/56Papers relating to the ICFTU African training college, KampalaList of delegates attending the Lagos conference, 1959Extracts from Free labour world relating to ICFTU 1957-1959 Note on ICFTU world congress, 1972Statement by P P Narayanan at the ICFTU congress 5/7/62ICFTU 10th world congress, resolution on African territories under Portuguese colonialdominationTUC serial Trade unions around the world, issues from 1995 & 1996Press cuttings relating to ICFTUNote on publicity prepared for the ICFTU executive board meeting November 1958, MN22/11/58

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IC papers on the ICFTU International Solidarity Fund, 1957-1963IC papers with reports of the ICFTU executive board meeting reports plus other erports fromsub-committees and conferences, 1957-1965Pamphlets:20 Years of ICFTU ARO (1970)ICFTU Asian trade union college (1962)In the heart of mother Africa, reprint from Free labour world ICFTU (1959) ICFTU, what it is, how it works, what it does (1962)ICFTU, what it is, how it works, what it does (1961)1949-1969, twenty years of ICFTU (1969)Brief history of the international trade union movement, ICFTU (1964)1956-1996Box 10

[919] /3ICFTU*Free Labour World, ICFTU journal, March 1956 - November 1962 (series not complete)1956-1962Box 11 (whole box)

925ILO - STRUCTURE, ORGANISATION, REPRESENTATIONPhotocopies of memoranda prepared by the Labour Party Advisory Committee, 1919,

Parliamentary Committee Minutes, General Council Minutes, InternationalCommittee minutes, Congress reports, International Trades Union Review, conferencesincluding 1st African Regional Conference.Notes on Shotwell, The origins of the International Labour Organisation (1934), Albert

Thomas 1878-1932 (volume of memorial tributes), ILO - The first decade (1930), E ALandy, The effectiveness of international supervision (1966), interview with E A Landy

18/4/75. Notes on obligation of member states, dates of countries joining the ILO, ColonialrepresentationNB File reads from the centre outwards, starting point at the orange sheets. These pagescontain detailed contents lists for the file. ILO reports 1966 - 1967International Labour Organisation by Margaret Stewart1919-1975Box 12

925.4ILO CONVENTIONSPhotocopies of Congress Reports, International Committee minutes, Colonial Advisory

Committee minutesNotes including an interview with Samson, ILO 15/4/75, ILO Governing body, ILOconferences, Hailey�s African Survey, South Rhodesia and ILO conventions, Brazier papers.NB contents sheets inside file, reads from the centre outwards1924-1946

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Box 12

[930] /1COLONIAL OFFICE LISTS*List of trade unions in the British colonial territories [later overseas territories], 1954, 1957,1958, 1961, based on information available in the Colonial Office with a summary giving thenumbers of unions and their membership by territoriesIndex of labour legislation in the colonial territories, 1955 & 1957. Compiled frominformation available in the Colonial Office1954-1961Box 13

[930] /2COLONIES - GENERAL*Text of a BBC broadcast �no. 5 A stake in the country��Extra-mural departments in colonial universities� MN 19/7/55Pamphlet: The British colonies by Vincent Harlow (1944)COI statistics on areas and populations of the members of the commonwealth ..., 1956CAC reading list on colonies, 1955Notes on Cambridge summer conference, 1964�Notes for discussion at the 1954 summer conference on industrial development and towngrowth�ICS collected seminar papers on �Employment and unemployment in developing countries�(1970)HMSO report of the interdepartmental commission of enquiry on oriental, slavonic, eastEuropean and African studies (1947)Journal of Commonwealth political studies (November 1964)Venture, FCB journal - a socialist commentary on colonial affairs, various issues 1950-19561944-1964Box 12

[930] /3DECOLONISATION*Press cuttings 1986-1991Notes �Tom Yates - Scottish TUC� 7/4/59F&CO �Patriotism is not enough� 25/9/71ICS seminar papers, 1990Note on Imperial sunset by James Lunt (1981)Note on The day of the scorpion by Paul Scott (1968)Notes �draft plan�Notes on Congress of Peoples Against Imperialism1959-1991Box 13

931COLONIAL DEVELPMENT AND WELFARE - BACKGROUNDPhotocopies and notes on congress reports, 1929-1930

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Notes on colonial development and welfare, Government�s statement of policy, 1940Pamphlet: Planning, published by PEP, �Colonial development, the future of the CDC�(July 1952)Note on Commonwealth Development Corporation 14/12/65CAC paper on policy in the 1920s with discussionNotes on P S Gupta, Imperialism in the British Labour Movement 1914-1964Notes on the Roden Buxton papersNotes on D J Morgan, The origins of British aid policy, 1924-1945, the official history ofcolonial development vol. 1 (1980)Paper by John Holford on Mass education and community development in the Britishcolonies, 1940-1960, sent 28/4/92Pamphlet: Downing Street and the colonies (1942) Overseas resources development bill (1947)1920-1992Box 13

931.03 /1OVERSEAS AID - TUCCommonwealth Advisory Committee, select committee on overseas aid, draft memorandum15/1/70Box 14

[931.03] /2OVERSEAS AID*Appeals for aid from colonial unions, CAC papers1955-1963Box 14

932COLONIAL LABOUR - TUCColonial Labour Advisory Committee, Trade unionism in the colonies: Colonial Office memorandumCOI pamphlet: Labour in the United Kingdom dependencies (1956)14/10/50Box 14

[932.1]FORCED LABOUR*Pamphlet: Abolition of forced labour, International Labour Conference, 1970The anti-slavery reporter and Aborigine�s friend,1955, 1957, 1962, 1966, 1980, 1987 &1988The Anti-Slavery Society, Its task today, November 1966Annual report of the anti-slavery society, year ended 31st March 1978The Anti-Slavery Society for the protection of human rights, annual general meeting, 20thNovember, 1963House of Lords official report. Item underlined �Slavery in Africa and Arabia�, July 1960The Gold Coast - address by Lord Hemingford to the annual meeting of the Anti-Slavery

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Society, 1953Letter from Richard Hart re. Abolition of slavery anniversary 1989The abolition of slavery, Richard Hart (1989)1953-1980Box 14

932.5 /1RELATIONS WITH TRADE UNIONS Model rules for a trade union, 1957. A note by MN states that there are some differences

between these rules and those in the TUC file 932.5Duplicate of principles of joint consultation, 1957Notes on CAC minutes and other papersNotes on membership of the CAC and the CAC in wartimeNotes and photocopies from Congress reports 1942-44Note on some IC minutes 1940-45Notes on international affiliationThe Colonial office and the world trade union conferences, note on references in IC minutesNotes on civil liberties, problems of TU organisation, TUC model rulesCopies of and notes on CAC papers including those on Industrial relations in the colonies(1953)Photocopies from TUC file 932.5 on colonial trade unions1937- 1957Box 14

[932.5] /2TRADE UNIONS AND THE COLONIES*FCB paper on Trade unionism in the colonies, 1941Colonial office paper �Supervision of conditions under which labour is employed in thecolonial empire�, 1941�Notes on the TUC�s colonial work�, 1950 (Walter Hood?)Summary of labour legislation in Colonial territories, 1953�Industrial relations in the colonies� marked �Walter Hood�s drafts� 27/7/53CAC paper, 1953 �Industrial relations in the colonies��Trade unions in the colonies� marked �Walter�s papers�, 1955�Colonial trade unionsim� Walter Hood, 1954CAC paper, 1956 � The colonial work of the TUCTrade unions overseas: development and aims, MN 15/1/64�The role of trade unions and management in emergent countries�, notes for speech by SirAlfred Roberts, Shell Co. Management study group, 1962Papers relating to a proposed Commonwealth Secretariat, 1965ICS seminar paper, 1966�Why do we need a Commonwealth Advisory Committee?�, MN 13/9/711941-1971Box 15

[932.5] /3TRADE UNIONS AND THE COLONIES�

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Handwritten rough notesPaper on Colonial trade unionism, 1954CAC paper, 1953 �Industrial relations in the colonies�Trade Unionism in the colonies: memorandum submitted to the secretary of state by theColonial Labour Advisory Committee, 1951Papers from conference of heads of labour departments, Colonial Office, 1951.Various responses to the question �What are the needs of the colonial workers?�CAC papers 1956, �Colonial work of the TUC� and �Future colonial work of the TUC�G Foggon�s papers and MN�s notes1951-1972Box 15

[932.5] /4TRADE UNIONS AND THE COLONIES�Handwritten rough notes, some headed �Coleg Harlech 7/8/61'Bulletin SEDIS, �Le role des syndicats dans le pays sous-developpes�, December 1958Papers from 34th senior industrial relations course for overseas trade unionists, 1969Journal article �Aid to trade unions overseas� May 1957Pamphlet, What the TUC is doing, 1956, Plus MN�s drafts of the textPapers on �Essential services in colonial territories�; �Colonial assistance since 1957 -extracts from annual reports�CAC paper, 1956 �Colonial work of the TUC�CAC paper, 1957 �Essential services� Photocopy of CAC and IC papersFactors affecting the development of labor movements abroad, lectures given by Everett MKassalow, Washington (1961)1957-1969Box 15

[932.5(500)]TRADE UNIONS (INCLUDING INTERNATIONAL) & POLITICS�Notes on unions and politicsPamphlet: Parliamentary institutions in the Commonwealth, COINotes on WFTU and Paris conference, 1945Pamphlet: T&GWU record, April 1966Trade unions and the state: with special reference to the British dependencies. Paper read tothe Nigeria Union Easter conference 31/3/56 MNTUC document on trade unions and the Labour Party, 1965TU News for overseas, �Your questions to the TUC - politics, government and the TUC� no.33; �Politics and the unions part II�, no. 34Address by Sir Vincent Tewson re. Trade unions and politics, 3/6/57TU News for overseas, �Trade unions are breeding ground for democrats� no.28ICS seminar paper, 19661945-1966Box 16

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[932.52]OVERSEAS EMPLOYERS FEDERATIONHandwritten notes - from TUC / OEF meetings (?)Meeting papersNotes by country prepared for meetings1955-1960Box 16

[932.9] COLONIAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE MINUTES

1954-19551955-19561956-19571957-19581958-19591959-19601960-19611961-19621962-19631963-19641964-19651965-19661966-19671967-1968

Series are not all complete. Some include handwritten notes taken at the meetings by MN.Documents issued with minutes relating to specific countries have generally been removedand filed under the relevant country. Some series also have notes by MN detailing what hasbeen removed and whether she has used the file for her notes.Box 17 (1954-1960) Box 18 (1960-1968)

932.9COMMONWEALTH ADVISORY COMMITTEE MINUTESWhy do we need a Commonwealth Advisory Committee? (By MN) 13/9/71Copy of the minutes of the first meeting, 1969 -1971CAC paper on Nigeria - visit by Biafran delegation, 1969CAC paper on the meeting of the OLCC, 1969List of members of CAC for 1971-71 attached to back of file1969-1971Box 18

932.92 OVERSEAS LABOUR CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEEIC papers on meeting of the Overseas Labour Consultative Committee (OLCC) and sub-committee, 1969-1971List of participants at the joint meeting, July 19721969-1972

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932.93 TUC / COLONIAL OFFICE POLICYPhotocopies of Congress reports, Ceylon labour legislation (correspondence between Citrine,Passfield, Leggett) 1929-30, copy of Passfield despatch and notes, copy of The Labour Partypolicy report no. 6 The Colonies (1933) and notes. Photocopy from James R Hooker TheBlack Revolutionary (1967), copy of Bevin�s presidential speech, International Committeeminutes. Notes on labour movements other despatches, Colonial Labour Committee, Labour

Supervision and Labour departments, Labour Party Imperial Advisory Committeeminutes, A C Jones papers, the influence of colonial organisations in Britain, Colonial supplydebate, Orde-Browne papers, Colonial Advisory Committee minutesNote on interview with Sir Frederick Leggett 2/5/75Notes �Questions to ask Citrine� 20/3/75NB contents sheets inside file, reads from the centre outwards.1930-1939Box 16

935COMMONWEALTH & TUCTUC International Committee Minutes1971&1972Commonwealth Trade Union Council, reports on activities 1990 & 1994Box 19

936LABOUR PARTY COLONIAL POLICY & MPS , TUCPamphlets:Labour�s call to the nationThe colonial empireDemand for colonial territory and equality of economic opportunity, (1936)The colonies, (1943)Let us face the future, (1945)Notes on: Charles Roden Buxton, C. Delisle Burns, William Lunn, Ramsay MacDonald andIndia, F O Roberts plus the Labour Party Imperial Advisory CommitteeNB file reads from the centre outwards1918-1945Box 19

937BRITISH COMMONWEALTH TU AND LABOUR CONFERENCES Notes on IC minutes, Congress Reports, Joint Imperial Advisory Committee minutes,National Council of Labour minute with memorandum on Commonwealth conference, 1940Note on Empire Parliamentary AssociationExtracts from report of British Commonwealth Labour Conference with documentation,

decisions, speeches etc plus notes

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Notes on 1928 & 1929 Commonwealth conferenceReport of Dominions Trade Union Conference, 1943 and notes on 1944 conferenceSpeech by Shridath S Ramphal, Commonwealth Secretary General, 1943 entitled

�Commonwealth, EEC & International Community�NB contents sheets inside file, reads from the centre outwards.1924-1943Box 19

[940]EUROPE*Extracts from Free labour world on European unions and unions in Austria, Germany andIreland.Pamphet: The trade union movement in Norway (1951)Sweden - its unions and industrial relations, TUC1951-1969Box 20944FRANCE AND FRENCH EMPIREMostly press cuttings, 1945-1955Pages from a magazine with pictures of AngkorNotes on the French colonial empire from various sources (by MN?)ICS seminar paper, 19901940-1990Box 20

[945]ITALY AND THE ITALIAN COLONIESPress cuttings, 1945-19491945-1949Box 20

945.9MALTANotes on and copies of IC minutes, 1955-56Copies of CAC papers including report by A Dalgleish on joint TUC ICFTU mission toMalta (1958), Dalgleish - Pateet report (1958), report on visit to Malta by Frank Cousins(1960), Malta: economic and constitutional development (1961) Malta: economic andpolitical development, The situation in Malta (1967)Developments since return of Dalgleish-Pateet delegation, 9/10/58Note for meeting with colonial secretary, July 21st 1961Notes on TUC Malta files 945.9Notes from Attlee, Empire into Commonwealth1955-1961Box 20

946.9GIBRALTAR

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Copies of CAC minutes on Gibralter Trades Council, 1955 plus notesNote from Jack Jones: Union Man (1986)Notes on talk with Mr A E Hewitt 1/11/55 (secretary of the Gibralter branch of theT&GWU)1955-1986Box 20

947 /1RUSSIA / USSR - BACKGROUND & COMMUNISM UP TO 1956

Photocopied extract from Boris Yeltsin, Against the grain, an autobiography (1990)Press cuttings, 1995 & 1996Note on: Perestroika: new thinking for our country & the world by Mikhael Gorbachev(1987), Zhores Medvedev, Gorbachev (1986), Out of the red darkness by Trevor Fishlock(1992), Hope dies last: the autobiography of Alexander Dubcek (1993)1987-1996Box 20

[947] /2USSRPamphlets:Soviet trade unions and the state by Mark Postolovsky (1967)The WFTU and the Soviet trade unions by Pyotr Pimenov, AUCCTU (1975)Background information on the Soviet Union in international relations, report of thecommittee on foreign affairs (1950)The truth about Soviet Russia by Sidney and Beatrice Webb (1942)The Webbs and Soviet Communism by Harold J Laski (1947)An atlas of the USSR by Jasper H Stembridge (1942)Soviet Asia by Violet Conolly (1942)New power of the Soviet republics, V M Molotov�s report (1944)Lenin on democracy trade unions (1934)On the national question by J Stalin (1942)Dialectical and historical materialism by J Stalin (1941)Imperialism the highest stage of capitalism by V I Lenin (1941)Lenin on religion by V I Lenin (1941)Socialism and war by V I Lenin Manifesto of the Communist Party by Karl Marx and F Engels (1946)Is Soviet Communism a new civilisation? by Sidney and Beatrice Webb (1936)How Russia gets output by R B Suthers (1947)Manifesto of the Communist Party by Karl Marx and F Engels (1935)The Soviet socialist constitution (1942)We have met Lenin, various contributors (1939)The deception of the people, V I LeninIn File:Extract from journal on �Cultural expansion in Arctic Asia� by P SmolkaPress cuttings 1936-19581934-1975Box 20

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[949.2]HOLLAND AND DUTCH EMPIREPress cuttings, 1947-1955�Officials and freedom of speech in the Netherlands East Indies� by J S Furnival 15/1/47Articles from journals on Dutch trade unions and the Dutch Trade Union Federation1947-1955Box 21

949.61 CYPRUSPhotocopies of CAC minutes, lC minutes, ICFTU documents, Colonial Officecorrespondence.Notes.Note on Victory of a sort: the British in Greece 1941-46 by E D Smith (1988)1943-1988Box 21

950 /1ASIAConstitutions of Far East dependencies, sent by COI22/7/50Box 21

950 /2FAR EAST - LABOUR CONDITIONSNotes from 1924 &1926 congress reportsNotes on Far Eastern Labour Conditions Committee minutesNotes on Far East ILO correspondenceNotes on IFTU and ITS delegationsNotes on Shiva Rao, Industrial relations in India (1939)Note on IFTU and the Far East from Scheverels, Forty five years1924-1939Box 21

950/960AFRO ASIAN DIMENSIONNote on Nasser by Anthony Nutting (1972)1972Box 21

951CHINA / HONG KONG ( -1945) / PAN PACIFICNote on Sarekat IslamNotes on report of the Executive Bureau to the III RILU Congress, 1924Photocopies of General Council minutes on China, 1925 plus notesPhotocopies of International Committee minutes, 1925 plus notesCopies of International Committee report on the General Council�s delegation to the

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People�s Republic of China, 1983Notes on Chinese disturbances, 1925Notes and photocopies from Congress reports, 1926Notes on Pan-Pacific conference, 1927 (notes and photocopies from TUC file 909.3) and thebreak up of the Pan-Pacific SecretariatNotes from secondary sources (and some photocopies) on China including Henry McAleary,The Modern History of China (1967), Gregory Haines, Gunboats on the Great River (1976)ICS seminar papers and notesNB contents sheets inside file, reads from the centre outwards.1924-1983Box 21

[951/952]CHINA AND JAPANNotes - �historical outline�, �China and the World 14/3/46', �dates�Notes on China from W Galbraith, The Chinese (1942), P Fitzgerald, The spirit of China(1942)Notes and chronology on Marco PoloTyped notes on China on history and background by MN?1942-1957Box 22

951.5HONG KONG - TUC & BACKGROUNDCopies and notes on CAC & IC papers including those on trade union situation in Hong Kong(1957), Hong Kong trade union registration ordinance (1971)Note on Hong Kong 3/11/70Notes and photocopies from TUC file on Hong Kong 951.5Press cutting on Hong Kong, 1986Note on Half-crown colony: a Hong Kong notebook by James Pope-Hennessey (1969)Note on conversation with John Brazier, Ryde, 14/9/78Notes on Creech Jones papers in Rhodes House LibraryCOI fact sheets, 19551955-1978Box 22

954 /1INDIA I - VISIT AND CORRESPONDENCEItinery for visit, November 1972Notes on interview with V K Krishna Menon 1/1/73, plus other notes which may be from

interviews. Including L D Gandhi, Mahesh Desai, Abid Ali, H N Trivedi, GRamamijan, V S Mathur, S A Dainge, B Shiva Rao, KhadilkarNotes on N M Joshi papers, January 1973ICTFU, Asian Trade Union College, list of participants in courseLetters from MN to R K Khadilkar (Minister of Labour), 1973; Jah [?], 1973; V S Mathur,1972; G Ramunjam (General Secretary Indian National TUC), 1972; Desai, 1972; TarapadaBasu, 1972; H M Collins, 1972

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Letters to MN from V B Karnik, 1972; G Ramanujam, 1973; H N Trivedi, 1972; V S Mathur(Asian regional secretary), 1972; Ram Lal Thakar, 1972; Tarapada Basu, 19721972-1973Box 22

954 /2INDIA II (part 1)This file was previously the right hand side half of one file (the following file made up theleft). They have been separated for ease of use.Notes on AITUC, ITUF, NUF, IFLNotes on CPI, Comintern, AITUCNotes on the round table conference and fiscal autonomy from P S Gupta, Imperialism & theBritish labour movementNotes on the Whitley reportNotes on India and the ILONotes from Eastern and colonial bulletin (RILU)Notes on the Trades Disputes Act, 1929 and the Indian Trade Unions Act, 1926Notes on labour representation in the legislaturesNotes on the Bombay Textile Labour UnionNotes on WWLI from Sukomal Sen, Working class of India, history of emergence andmovement 1830-1870 (1927) and from files in the TUC libraryBiographical note on Chandrika Prasad TewariNotes on AITUC fifity years, documents vol. 1Notes on Madras labour union 5/3/73Notes on B P Wadia, Aims of the labour movement in India (1920)Detailed contents page at front of file1926-1973Box 22

954 /3INDIA II (part 2)This file was previously the left hand side half of one file (the previous file made up theright). They have been separated for ease of use.Notes and photocopies of Parliamentary Committee minutes, Congress reports, GeneralCouncil minutes, Advisory Committee on Imperial Matters minutes, International Committeeminutes, Finance and General Purposes Committee minutesWadia�s speech at the 1919 CongressPhotocopied extract on textile workers strike in Bombay, 1925, notes on deputation to LordBirkenheadNotes on Burma Labour Association of RangoonNotes on speech by G Sethi - textile workers delegationNotes on east India Railway strike, 1928 and the Boycott of the Simon commission from P SGupta, Imperialism & the British labour movementNotes and phocopied extracts from Report on labour conditions in India by A A Purcell & JHallsworth (1928)Notes on the Report of the second British commonwealth labour conference, 1928Note on interview with Shiva Rao/Lee 19/7/29

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Notes and copies of documents relating to the tin-plate workers strike in Golmuri, 1929Notes on the IFTU delegation, 1930Notes and copies of papers relatimg to the Meerut prisoners and trial, 1929-19331919-1938Box 22

954 /4INDIA III - BACKGROUNDNotes on secondary sources including:The Sassoons by Stanley Jackson (1968), Trade Union Movement in India by AS & JSMathur, From the Babal tree - the story of Indian labour by G Ramaniyam (1967), Theindustrial worker in India by B Shiva Rao (1939), Trade unions and politics in India byHarold Crouch (1966), Glory and bondage by Edgar Snow (1945), Nehru: a politicalbiography by Michael Bucher (1959), The government and politics of India by W H Morris-Jones (1971), India from Curzon to Nehru by Dunga Das (1969), First five lives of AnnieBesant (plus last four lives) by A H Nethercott (1961)Notes on the third round table conferenceNotes on The future of India: the introduction to the report of the select committee on Indianconstitutional reformNotes on the first round table conference, 1930Notes on key points in the fall of Birkenhead from Halifax by Hamish Hamilton (1965)ICS seminar papers and notes (various dates)1939-1988Box 23

954 /5INDIA IV (after 1945)International Committee reports 1960Trade union education in a changing world by V S Mathur, ICFTU Director of education forAsia (1962?)Letters to Marjorie from G L Khanna, 1953 and 1981Institute of Commonwealth Studies, seminar papers 1973-1974, plus some notes by MNPhotocopy of extracts from Rajiv Gandhi, son of a dynasty by Nicholas Nugent (1990)�Glimpses of Lok Sabha general election� by G L Khanna, 1984 (set of charts)India League, programme for Nehru seminar, 1988 plus MN�s notesICS paper 1988 1953-1992Box 23

[954] /6INDIA - VISITLeaflets on Madras and Delhi and mapNotebook with descriptions of scenes from tripPhotographs of MN and H N Trivedi at INTUC officesPress cuttings, 1972-1973 &19662 sets of postcardsA vow fulfilled, a short history of St. James� church New Delhi by Alfred J Edwin (1973)

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Notes on slidesProgramme for the republic day parade, 1973Pamphlets: A note on the land reforms of Maharashtra by Ranji Patel (1973); Election

Manifesto, Indian National Congress (1973); India�s finest decade by Rajni Patel(1972); Brief report of Bombay board of Harijan Sevak Singh for the year 1971-1972;Gains of bank nationalisation (1973); Planning for self-reliance (1973); Improving life inBombay (1973); True face of Shiv-Sena (1972); Your choice (1972); Election manifesto(1972); BPCC election manifesto (1973);where no author given published by BombayPradesh Congress Committee1972-1973Box 23

[954] /7INDIA Loose papers / articles / pamphlets:Where are we? By Jawaharlal Nehru (1939)Wardha Education Committee, report of the Dr. Zakir Husain (1937)The relevance of Gandhi by Michael Bogaert (1960)Joint Councils in India- have they failed? By Om P Bhatia (1971)The Indian National Movement (1941)Resolutions passed at the 31st session of the Indian National Congress (1938)Tripuri Congress 1939, resolutionsThe Indian National Congress, foreign policy - resolution and views (1936-38)The presidential election by Subhas Base (1939) Our choice by Jawaharlal Nehru (1939)Mahatma Gandhi on India and war (1939)The relevance of Gandhi (1969)Rajkot diary (1939)Princes and people, a statement of policy issued by the standing committee of the all-Indiastates� peoples� conference (1939)Unity in action, an official declaration of Congress policy and call to action in the presentcrisis - 26th June 1939India: the Congress & the British government, August 9th 1942, issued by the India LeagueIndia League press statement 9/42India Press Service: special supplement �India on Mr Amery�(1939) plus other issuesA memorandum on Mr Amery�s speech at Manchester on November 20th (1941)Indian Press Service: Indian reactions to the Viceroy�s proposals (1939)Correspondence between V Krishna Menon and G R Shepherd Esq, national agent, theLabour Party plus letter frm VKM to James Middleton, Secretary, the Labour PartyBritish-Asian Socialist Fellowship, News Bulletin, January, 1956Some aspects of workers education in India, V S Mathur in Fundamental adult education(UNESCO), January 1955Extracts from Nehru�s will, nd. (Loose on shelf)1939-1956Box 24

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[954] /8INDIA Pamphlets:Britain and India, R Coupland (1942)The parting of the ways and the Viceroy - Gandhi correspondence, Jawaharlal Nehru (c.1940)annotated by MNBritain�s prisoner, India League (1941)Indian National Congress, Resolutions passed at the 52nd session (1939)Congress Bulletin, All India Congress Committee, issues 1 & 2 (1939)Indian constitutional reform, questions and answers (c.1933)What India wants, Jawaharlal Nehru (1942)Presidential address, Indian National Congress fiftieth session, December 1936, JawaharlalNehru (1936)Presidential address, All India States� People�s Conference, February 1939, JawaharlalNehru (1939)The Indian problem, a historical survey 1858-1933 (1933)Indian constitutional reforms, Mr Stanley Baldwin�s declaration (1933)India - constitutional developments 1919-1931, New Delhi Council Chamber (1932)India, a summary of the report of the Joint Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform,National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations (1934)Indians in foreign lands, Rammonohar Lohia (1938)India, a bird�s eye view, Sir Frederick Whyte (1942)The future of India, the introduction to the report of the Joint Select Committee on IndianConstitutional ReformIndia: retrospect and prospect, N C B Chaudhury in The Political Quarterly Vol. 42. No.3,July-September 1971British contributions to Indian studies by Sir Atul Chatterjee and Sir Richard Burn (1944)India: the politics of change by David Taylor (1980), Fabian research series 345Indian writing, vol.1, no. 3Letters on India, Karl Marx (1937)I ask every Briton by M K Gandhi (1943)Official Publications:Indian Policy, statement of 3rd June 1947India (Cabinet mission) Papers relating to (a) The Sikhs, (b)The Indian States. (c) TheEuropean Community, May - June 1946India (Cabinet mission) Statement by the Cabinet Mission and his Excellency the Viceroy,May 1946India (Cabinet mission) Statement by the Mission dated 25th May in reply to pronouncementsby the Indian Parties ..., June 1946India (Cabinet mission), Correspondence with the Congress Party and the Muslim League,May- June 1946India, Policy of his Majesty�s Government, 1945 (original and revised issues)East India (census 1941), Abstract of tables, 1943India, statement published by the Government of India on the Congress Party�sresponsibility for the disturbances in India , 1942-43India (Lord Privy Seal�s Mission), 1942India and the War, 1939 & 1940

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Government of India Act, 1935East India, return showing the results of elections in India, 1937Post war educational development in India, 1944White paper on Hyderabad, 1948Leaflets:Flag hoisting ceremony at India House, 15th August 1947The Flag of freedom - a new India is born August 15th 19471939-1980Box 25

954.8BURMA - BACKGROUNDNote on Philip Zeigler, Mountbatten (1985)Press cuttings and extracts from journals1948-1985Box 26

954.9CEYLONNotes on 1929 TU legislation and congress reportsPaper on The Future of Ceylon (author unknown)Letter from All-Ceylon Tamil Congress to the FCB 1946Memorandum on the rights and status of Indians in Ceylon, 1945ICS seminar papers 1973-1975 plus some notes by MN1929-1975Box 26

[956]MIDDLE EASTPress cuttings 1947-1952Office of Public Affairs, Department of state background paper on �Iran: point of worldinterest� July 1952Economic Cooperation Adminstration (ECA) press release on the Otis Elevator Company,sent to the FCB, 19511947-1952Box 26

[956.8]ADEN*Typewritten notes marked �Vol II draft on Aden�Extract from New statesman, May 5th 1967Note �Aden� MN 12/12/67Note �Aden� MN 11/6/64Letter from A E Lewis, June 19571957-1967Box 26

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[956.9]PALESTINE (ISRAEL)*Photocopied extract from F Brockway, Inside the left (1942)Note1942-1963Box 26

959 /1SE ASIA - BACKGROUND(File covers Sarawak / N Borneo / Brunei / Indonesia)Pamphlets: The tropical far east by J S Furnival (1945); Planning no. 315, June 26th 1950,South East Asia; The revolution in our midst, political study centre, Singapore, Radio SabahbroadcastsNote on Philip Zeigler, Mountbatten (1985)Note on Harold Macmillan, At the end of the day (1973)Note on A history of modern Indonesia by M C Ricklefs (?) (1981)Notes on PKI rising of 19261926-1985Box 26

959 /2SE ASIA - GENERAL AND EAST INDIESPhotocopies of and notes from CAC minutes, 1962Notes on TUC files 950 and 950(910) on WFTU - proposed Asiatic conference anddelegation to the Far East, 1947Notes on TUC files 950(930), 919.65 I, 919.65 II on ICFTU - regional organisation,delegation, September 1950Notes on S E Asia plantation conference, 1955Notes on TUC file 959 on East IndiesCopies of reports and other papers on the application of ILO conventions plus notes forBrunei, North Borneo and Sarawak1955Box 26

959.1 /1MALAYA - BACKGROUNDHMSO publications: Report on a mission to Malaya 1945-46, Colonial Office (1946),

Malayan Union and Singapore, statement of policy on future constitution (1946)Notes on Malayan constitution and union, FCB paper on Malaya plus notes. COI fact sheets on Malaya. COI biographical information.Details of newspapers and their editors. Copies of Trade Union News for Overseas, extracts from magazines. Notes on Philip Zeigler, Mountbatten: The official biography (1985). Notes from interview with P P Narayanan 2.11.89Notes dealing with: 1941 trade union legislation, early trade unionism, employerorganisations, department of labour, Japanese occupation, British military administration,revolt, 1948 legislation.

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Pamphlets:I am a trade unionist, published by Office of Trade Union Adviser Federation of Malaya(1953)Minutes and report of proceedings of the first annual delegates conference of the MalayanTrade Union Council, March 19501932-1989Box 27

959.1 /2MALAYA - TUC IExtracts and notes on CAC minutesNotes on and photocopies from TUC files Malaya I-IV. Includes notes on the meeting of thegeneral secretary with P P Narayanan, summary of Mr Tom Bavin�s report on Malaya24/6/541946-1956Box 27

959.1 /3MALAYA - TUC IINotes on TUC files on Malaya Photocopies of reports on Application of International Labour Conventions, extracts fromCAC minutesNotes on books, reports, journals etc in the TUC library1952-1956Box 28

959.1(261) MALAYA (RUBBER)Photocopies and notes on the TUC file on Malaya Rubber Plantations. Includes photocopiesof correspondence between Sir Vincent Tewson and T S Bavin, notes on the Taylor Award. 1953-1954Box 28

959.19 /1SINGAPORE - BACKGROUNDBritish Commonwealth leaflet Thomas Stamford Raffles 1781-1826, 1944Note on Anthony Lawrence, Foreign Correspondent (1972)Note on Noel Barber, Sinister Twilight, the fall and rise again of Singapore (1968)Notes on John Brazier�s papersCorrespondence to Marjorie and others including letters from R B Corridon and LadySelwyn-ClarkePress cuttingsCopies of CAC minutesExtract from Venture, May 1955COI fact sheets1944-1968Box 28

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959.19 /2SINGAPORE - TUCAnnual reports on application of ILO conventionsNotes on TUC files (959.19 I- III) and photocopies of press cuttings, correspondence etc.from these files.Biographical notes on Mr. K M Byrne, Minister for Labour and Law, Singapore and Mr KokAh Loy.Copy of letter from Lady Selwyn-Clarke, Fabian Colonial Bureau to Mr J Griffiths.

Handwritten note by Marjorie states �confidential - not on file�Note on conversation with Tom Bavin at Buscot 19/2/55Further notes for meeting with overseas employers on 14/11/55 (MN?)Singapore: Talk with Mr David Marshall 12/12/55�Extract from OEF newsletter 26/9/63' MN 7/10/631954-1965Box 28

[959.19] /3SINGAPORE Public Utilities Board staff union first anniversary, souvenir programme, 1969Singapore National Trades Union Congress Secretary General�s report, 19681968-1969Box 29

959.7PACIFICPhotocopies of correspondence from TUC file 959.91959Box 29

959.9FIJIDuplicates and photocopies from CAC minutes and papers including those relating to a visitto Fiji on behalf of the General Council (1962), trade union situation (1963)TUC paper on Trade Union position in Fiji: ICFTU delegation (1980)Notes on Jack Jones, Union Man, an autobiography (1986)Extracts from journalsICS seminar paper and notes, 19721962-1986Box 29

960 /1AFRICA ( GENERAL) - BACKGROUNDICS, seminar papers and notes 1985-1992Labour Migration in Africa by G N Burden (1954)British Policy & African trade unions, 2/1/47 (MN)Notes for INCIDE article, March 1958

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Correspondence re. Capricorn Africa Society, 1955-56 plus other related papers includingdraft for the Capricorn Document 1956Proposals for practical partnership in East and Central Africa, 16/8/54, speech to Nigerianunion conference, Margate (MN?)FCB meeting papers 1956Labour Party Advisory Committee on Imperial Questions, paper on game preservation, 1947�Communities and constitutions� by Marjorie Nicholson�Constitutional advance in the colonies�, papers prepared for the colonial sub-group of theParliamentary Labour Party by the Fabian Colonial Bureau 1947-1992Box 29

960 /2AFRICA (GENERAL) - TUCPhotocopies and notes on CAC reports�A Historical Step Forward, background and prospects of the new All-African Federation ofTrade Unions� by A LerumoExtract from a personal letter from A E Lewis 14/2/60Pan-African Peoples Conference, note on the report by Ian Campbell, 11/2/60TUC assistance to Nigerian unions 7/11/58 (MN)Suggestions for the meeting with Secretary of State for the Colonies 16/4/571954-1960Box 30

960 /3AFRICA (ADDITIONAL PAPERS) - BACKGROUND*Economic development and the approach to Africans 27/5/48 MNExtract from Ashanti Pioneer 9/4/49Extract from Venture, May 1951Journal of African Administration, July 1953Notes �Pasture Wood 1953'Copies of the African Daily News, March 1957CAC paper on Recent developments in Africa, 1958Notes on a meeting held on 24th February 1959, addressed by David Williams, Editor ofWest Africa (not by MN)Notes on 1959 Austrian seminar and 1960 AATUF meeting in Accra and LagosNote on Africa and WFTU and AATUFNotes on �African personality� 11/10/60 (no author)Notes on Haile Selassie speaking at ILO second African regional conference 30/11/64 MN18/1/65�Anxiety among urbanised Africans� by Dr. B Serebro,1969Notes on The barrel of a gun: political power in Africa and the coups d�etat, Ruth First(1970)Press freedom in Africa, an address by Alhaji Babatunde Jose, 1975Correspondence with J Green re. pan-Africanism, 1981Pamphlet, Oxford Books on Africa, OUPCorrespondence with John Hargreaves re. Pasture Wood, 1991

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Correspondence with Jeffrey Green, 1981Notes �Rhodesia and protectorates� nd. (Includes notes on general African situation)Lord Hailey�s African survey surveyed for the Royal African Society by Right Hon. LordHarlechThe African worker, Vol 1 issues 2 & 3 �Europe and Africa, trends and relationships�, Royal Africa Society, 1978Africa South of the Congo, Royal Africa Society, (1978)Papers from the ILO African Advisory Committee 1959 & 19671948-1991Box 30

960 /4AFRICA (ADDITIONAL PAPERS) - TUC & PAN-AFRICANISM*Note �Extract from East Africa and Rhodesia� MN 9/10/64Note �Extract from West Africa - new charter for unionists� MN 31/7/64Photocopy from African labour news, 1969List of books �Africa: industrial relations� 31/3/62CAC papers on �recent developments in Africa�, 1958; Meeting with secretary of state forthe colonies�, 1957; �deputation to secretary of state�, 1959; �legislation affecting tradeunions in East and Central Africa�, 1959Walter Hood�s �notes on tour�Copy of article from Afro-Asian Bulletin, 1975 �Africa - trade unions and politics�Assistance to African Unions, MN 31/5/60Copy of letter sent to MR Meany, 1959 re trade unions in British dependencies in AfricaTUC Activity in Africa MN 10/3/59Note on Africa from Citrine�s papersRe-assesment of situation in British Africa, marked �23/1/59 our original draft��Our comments on VT�s [Vincent Tewson?] first draftDraft Committee paper on Africa, MNILO, first African regional conference, December 1960, MN 13/2/61TUC work in Africa, independence in Africa, 1961 (MN?)Notes on All African Trade Union Federation Notes on Casablanca conferenceNote on Africa: the lion awakes by Jack Woddis (1961)Articles from Free labour world, 1964 & 1965Notes on second conference of AATUFRecent developments in the trade union situation in Africa, draft, MN 17/10/61CAC paper on pan-AfricanismNotes on pan-AfricanismNew path for African trade unions? 27/10/58 MN?ICS paper on pan-Africanism, 1962Article �Pan-Africanism and the trade unions�, 1960Article �ATUC and the search for African Unity� from Free labour world, 1965The Meany correspondence 10/3/59 MNNote on who killed the British Empire? By George Woodcock (1974)Union Pan-Africaine et Malgache des Travailleurs Croyants (UPTC) resolutions, 1964

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1958-1975Box 30 960 /5AFRICAThe United Africa Company Limited, Statistical and economic reviewIssue nos. 2, 4-8, 10, 12, 22 & 261948-1961Box 31

962 /1EGYPTNote on Nasser by Anthony Nutting (1972)1972Box 31

[962] /2EGYPTExtracts from journal - Egyptian education bulletin on Al Gabarti, 1948; Western debt toArab culture, 1951; The child sculptors of Khoubbeh gardens, 1950; labour questions inEgypt, 1951; Modern Egyptian literature, 1951; Translation as a contribution to nationalculture in modern Egypt, 1947Essay on Mehemet Ali, 1935Press cuttings, 1947-19581935-1958Box 31

962.1 /1SUDAN - BACKGROUNDPress cuttings (1958)Correspondence with Adna Abbas, Mr R C Mayall (while she was at the FCB)ICS postgraduate seminar papers�Problems of low cost housing in the Sudan� (MN) 19541958-1980Box 31

962.1 /2SUDAN - TUCNotes and photocopies from TUC file 962.1Note on conversation with A Greenbough (Min of Labour) M Audsley (British Embassy)

4/11/55, (photocopy)Note on Nasser by Anthony Nutting (1972)Chronology for Sudan1949-1972Box 31

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TUNISIA �Extract from Free labour world, November 1963 on Tunisia�s union run co-operatives1963Box 31

966 /1WEST AFRICA - GENERALFCB pamphlet, West African Ferment by Marjorie Nicholson, (1950)Venture, Journal of the Fabian Colonial Bureau, vol.3 no.6 July 1951 plus extract from Vol6 no. 9, 1955 on the West African marketing boardsPreliminary statement for Sub-committee on West African Chiefs 19/11/48European Service - general news talk (batch of 7 talks by Walter Kolarz on West Africa)Note on Co-ops MN 10/10/55Extracts from West AfricaWest Africa September 1951Pamphlets:Social consequences of economic development in West Africa, Pius Okigbo (1956)The life of a West African cocoa farmer by a son of one of them (1973)1948-1955Box 32

966 /2WEST AFRICA - TUCNotes on ICFTU delagation to West Africa, 1951Note on James Callaghan, Time and Chance (1987)Papers relating to the conference between the Ghana TUC and the TUC Nigeria in LagosICS seminar paper�Economic planning and the trade unions in West Africa� in ICTFU journal�Has trade unionism failed in West Africa� by MN1951-1973Box 32

966.1GAMBIA - TUCNote on Unions, notes on GambiaLetter from MackintoshNotes on Richard West, The White Tribes Revisited (1978)1950-1978Box 32

966.2 /1GOLD COAST / GHANA - BACKGROUND IICS, postgraduate seminar papers, various dates,some with notes by MNThe Coussey Report, constitutional development in the Gold Coast, 1949Social Development newslettersExtracts from journals and magazinesCOI - Constitutional progress in the Gold Coast, 1954, Facts about the Gold Coast, 1956

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African Nationalist Leaders - what are their aims? (MN?)1953Report on visit to Ghana, 19/7/70 by MNCopy of CAC paper on Ghana Industrial Relations Bill 1958Correspondence (various)Articles on Ghana�s independence, 1957�Ghana controls unions� by Tolpuddle in Venture February 1959Extracts from West Africa re. Overthrow of Nkrumah, 1966Extract from Venture re. Executive council of the Gold Coast, May 1951The Gold Coast co-operative news, November 1954Ghana today, published by the Ghana Office, London, June 1957 and April 1969Letter from A E Lewis 23/10/62Supplement to Ghana gazette 11/7/59 re. Industrial Relations (Amendment) BillPamphlets:The making of Ghana, COI (1956)Trade unions in chains by B A Bentum, Secretary General TUC Ghana (1966)Vote CPP, vote 104- freedom, manifesto of Convention People�s Party, Kwame Nkrumah(1954)Transactions of the Gold Coast and Togoland Historical Society, Vol.11 1956The road to sure, solid self-government, the manifesto of the National Democratic Party(1951)The Gold Coast Cocoa Marketing Board, what it is and what it does (1953)Fifty unkown facts about the African by G K Osei (1962) (marked �Ghana� by MN)Ghana, handbook of commerce and industry (1957)Ghana workers bulletin vol.1 no. 3, vol.3 no.3The churches and Ghana society 1918-1955 (1962)1949-1974Box 32966.2 /2GOLD COAST / GHANA - TUC CAC minutes and notesSummary of discussions with Mr Jay Krane ICFTU 6/5/55Gold Coast, list of trade unions 19/12/55 (plus list with membership- fragile)Letters to Marjorie from Walter Hood(?), Mary E Mensah, David NewmanCopy plus original later in file of The Current State of Industrial relations in Ghana by J TAlexander 17/2/60ICS, postgraduate seminar papers 1966-1973Photocopy of extract from The official history of colonial development 1924-45 by D JMagan with notes by MNNotes on various books and filesTrade Union membership in the Gold Coast compared with employment 14/4/55Notes on a talk on the political situation in the Gold Coast (Fabian Colonial Bureau)

27/11/56Notes from Mr D Foevie 27/6/57Report of the sub-committee appointed to investigate problems of unemployment 3/5/57Visit of Magnus George 15/10/57Notes - Hammerton 11/2/58Ghana Industrial Relations Bill 9/12/58

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Note on conversation with Mr Yaro de-Man, President, Health and General HospitalWorkers� Union 6/5/59Note on conversation with VT(Vincent Tewson?), W[alter] Hood, MN, Myles Walker,Lindsay, Baeta (UAC) 27/5/60Notes on the Gold Coast 1957 (by Walter Hood?)MN�s notes on Ghana TUC and ICTFU1924-1973Box 33

[966.2]/3GHANACopy of white paper on the report of the commission of enquiry into the Ghana Trades UnionCongress funds, 1969Guide book for delegates at the African population conference, 1971, a note by MN on thecover states that this contains details of the post 1966 constitution.Press cuttingsCopies of Ghanian Times and copies of letters from International Transport WorkersFederation (from Harold Lewis, Assistant General Secretary)Notes on ICTFU mission to Ghana, 1971Copy of complaint by ICFTU against the government of Ghana on grounds of violation of thefreedom of associationCopy of ILO convention no. 187Statement on the ICFTU mission by Daniel Pederson, leader of the missionGovenment of Ghana press release: �Government�s statement clarifying the industrialrelations (amendment) act, 1971'Report on visit of Ghana government delegation to ICFTU headquarters, Brussels, 17

September 1971Extracts from journals re. Ghana1971Box 33

966.3 /1NIGERIA - BACKGROUND IICS seminar paper, 1986Notes on Forward to freedom by Richard Hart (1952)Correspondence with Richard Hart 1976-1985Extracts from TUC news from overseasCopy of an act relating to the employment of persons who are not citizens of JamaicaExtracts from VentureLetters to MN (various senders and dates)Proposals for Nigeria�s constitution, 1955Extracts from the report of the economic mission to Europe and North AmericaActing financial and development secretary�s budget speech, March 1955Second constitutional dispute in Eastern Nigeria (author unknown)Note on democratic institutions in Eastern Nigeria (MN?)Extracts from report of commission of enquiry into the working of Port Harcourt Town

Council, 1955

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Note on conversation with Dr. E M Endeley, 3/10/55Figures on Nigerian TU�s 8/4/55Some notes on trade union position in Nigeria, April - May 1955Notes on conversation with R M Burke 12/11/55(?)Address by The Reverend Kenneth Prior, 22/2/55The Rural Training Centre, Asaba (MN?)Copy of the text of an address given by the premier of the western region of Nigeria, ChiefObafemi Awolowo, to the Lagos chamber of commerce, 1955 Various small handwritten notes1955-1986Box 33

966.3 /2 NIGERIA - BACKGROUND IINigerian independence celebrations 1960, various related items (programmes, tickets etc)Correspondence from A E Lewis (Bert) to MN Feb - Aug 1960Report of visit to Northern region by A E Lewis 8/6/60Extract from personal letter from A E Lewis 14/2/60Letter from J W Wamuo, Ikwerre District Council to MN 14/2/70Report on visit to Eastern region by A E Lewis 1960�Economics of underdeveloped countries� by Dozie Igwe-Onu, 1969-1970Notes on paper on Nigeria�s political situationLetter from A V Jalingo, 19791955 - September 1979Box 34

966.3 /3NIGERIA - BACKGROUND IIIInstitute of Commonwealth Studies, postgraduate seminar papers 1977-1988 plus notes byMNLetter from E I Ekwerike (President General - ELECTRUN)Correspondence with A E Lewis October 1960 -Fevruary 1962Letters from Professor E Ita, 1961Letter from Peter Ero-Phillips, 1961Report on visit to Eastern Region by A E Lewis 3/10/61Report on visit to Northern Region (by A E Lewis?)15/11/61 Journal of the Historical Society of Nigeria vol. 1 no.4 December 1959Catalogue for exhibition by Ben Enwonwu1960-1988Box 34

966.3 /4NIGERIA (TO SEPT 1960) - TUC I

Photocopies and notes from CAC committee minutes.Report on visit to Nigeria 31st October to 21st November 1959 (MN)Note on conversation VT Wood, M Nicholson, Myles Walker, Baeta, Lindsay (UAC)26/5/60.

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Note on Petroleum Workers� Unions, December 1959Notes November 1959 in Nigeria on Relations with British TUC, Nigeria TUC, the attitudeof the Government, Nigerian Union of Seamen, Relations with ICFTUFurther points arising from Millard�s letter of 28th September and the events of last week

14/10/59Note on conversation with Mr A Kalejaiye, general secretary, Nigeria Civil Service Union24/9/59Note on conversation with Mr O Zudonu (VP Nigerian TUC and President Marine FloatingStaff Association, VP Maritime Federation) 7/8/59 Present M Nicholson and A E Lewis.

Note on conversation with Mr M A Labinjo 6/5/59Note on conversation with Mr J Howarth 8/4/59TUC assistance to Nigerian unions 7/11/58Visit of Mr L Borha, secretary of NCTUN 30/5/58Visit of Mr J M Johnson, Minister of Labour 23/5/58Comments by Albert Hammerton 11/2/58Note from Allan Warmington along with his �ideas on the Cameroons�Letter to MN from A E Okon General Secretary of Amalgamated Dockworkers Union of theCameroons.Note on talk with Mr Goodluck and Mr Imoudu 24/6/57Note on conversation with Imoudu, Goodluck, Dassey 12/6/57Note on comments made by Nigerian labour party delegates to Labour Party Commonwealthconference. 3/6/57Note on conversation with Chief Beyioku 31/5/57Letter to MN from J A TipaPoints arising from talks with Duke of Edinburgh�s conference members 24/8/56All Nigeria Trade Union Federation, notes on conversations etc. 1956Correspondence with A E Lewis, Victor Beck, Sir Vincent Tewson, G B Lynch, LikombaPlantation Workers Union.Some notes on trade union position in Nigeria, April - May 1955Cameroons Development Corporation, Note on annual report and accounts for 1954Report on the intervention and activities of the Council of Labour in the colliery dispute,October/November 1952�Nigeria� marked �original draft for notes on African activities of ICFTUExtract from trade union ordinance 1938, NigeriaGuide book for trade union officialsAddress by the Hon. J M Johnson, Minister of Labour to the first annual conference of TUCNigeria, April 1960TUC assistance to Nigerian unions 7/11/58Nigerian mineworkers dispute continues, MN 10/1/561952-1959Box 34

966.3 /5NIGERIA (AFTER OCTOBER 1960) - TUC IICAC reports including those on visits to Nigeria by Marjorie Nicholson October 1960 andAugust 1970. Programme for 1970 visit

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Typewritten notes (MN?) on Nigerian Textile, Garment and Allied Workers� Union, UnitedAfrica Company and Associated Companies African Workers� Union, Nigeria Civil ServiceUnion, Northern PWD Workers Union, Daily Times & Associated Company Workers�Union.Note on interview with Mr Slater, Labour attaché in West Africa, December 10th 1965.Trade Union Situation in Nigeria: Ekwerike�s comments, January 1963Further note on the Electrical Workers� Union of Nigeria, 1962Correspondence re. American intervention in LagosCopy of the Constitution of the United Labour Congress Nigeria, 1962Speech by Amaefule Ikoro, secretary for national organisations at the Nigerian Trades UnionCongress, 1961 plus other Congress papers Correspondence between MN and A E LewisNTUC publication 1961 - Program for Nigerian WorkersElectrical Workers� Union: Suggestions based on study of report by Mr A Paxton (MN)

Correspondence between MN and President General of ELECTRUNNigeria Labour Congress constitution, 1980Manifesto for an effective labour movement in Nigeria by David C Ojeli, 1982The unholy trinity and Nigeria�s trade union movement - a rejoinder by David C Ojeli Letter and papers re. Trade unions and health care services, 1986Note and attached paper from A E Lewis, 1965Extract from �NECA News� on the size of trade union membership in Nigeria, 1964Critique of Morgan Commission�s report nd (May be pre 1960)1959-1994Box 35

[966.3] /6NIGERIA - 1949 VISITLetters from MN to Lionel Fowler May - July 1949Notes on suroundings and sceneryNotes for novel on characters and some text1949Box 35

[966.3 (600)]NIGERIA - STUDY COURSEPapers relating to MN�s course for the Oxford University delegacy for extra-mural studies,�The making of modern nations� in Nigeria in 1949.Includes:draft and final copies of the syllabus, reports of Dolgondy tutors taking the classes, notes forMr Robert Gardiner, list of contacts, provisional scheme for study-courses, MN�s notes forpreparing the course1949Box 35

[966.31]CAMEROONS*Photocopy from CAC paper, 1958 on plantations in the Southern Cameroons

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Pamphlet: Kamerun (unification) by S A George (1956)1956-1958Box 35

966.4 /1SIERRA LEONE - BACKGROUNDLetters to MN from J Karefa-Smart and John (?) at the FCBNote on ordinance relating to the municipal city of Freetown, 1945COI fact sheets and paper on Constitutional progress in Sierra Leone, 1955/56, Statutory instruments 1951 no. 611 foreign jurisdiction, Sierra Leone1939-1956Box 35

966.4 /2SIERRA LEONE - TUC Notes and copies from IC and CAC minutesNotes on Sierra Leone, 1953Copy of an agreement between the Sierra Leone Employers Federation and the Sierra LeoneCongress, May 1970Strike and Riots in Sierra Leone, marked by MN �prepared for meeting with OverseasEmployers & Colonial Office�, 1955Notes 8/7/55Minutes of a meeting between representatives of the TUC, the Overseas EmployersFederation and the Colonial Office, July 1955Danger to industrial relations machinery in Sierra Leone, (marked by MN �paper prepared formeeting with ICFTU� 13/7/55)1941-1970Box 35

966.9 / 980.9ST HELENA / FALKLANDSPhotocopies and notes on CAC minutes, 1959Notes on TUC file 966.9 plus photocopies from the file of corespondencePress cuttings re. Falklands, 1948 & 1956Note on TUC file 980.9 on the FalklandsNote on My Falkland days by Rex Hunt (1992)COI fact sheetsTUC press releases April and May 19821948-1992Box 36

967 /1EAST AFRICA - BACKGROUNDLabour in East Africa (2 copies, one marked �to be re-written�, the other �prepared forMarch April Empire 1946')Policy of Capricorn Africa Society: Trade Unions, 20/5/55Memo on game preservation & human interests in Africa by Dr. J B Davey

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Royal Commission on land and population in East Africa, memo submitted by FCB, July1953 plus FCB comments on the reportPress release issued by The Africa Society, 1955COI paper on �Regional Co-operation in British East Africa�, 1955FCB correspondence with colonial office on civil service salaries in East AfricaCAC paper �Outline of recent developments in East and Central Africa, 1964FCB papers on franchise proposals1946-1955Box 36

967 /2EAST AFRICA - TUCNotes on and copies of CAC papers including those relating to ICFTU East Africa mission(1958), report of the East Africa Royal Commission (1955), deputation to the secretary ofstate (1959), East Africa railways (1960) Photocopy from World News and Views 3/6/60Notes on the report of the East Africa Royal Commission 1953-55Notes on the above marked �dictated by Walter� September 1955Notes on the TUC file 967ICFTU East African mission, note on conversation with George Foggon, 25/9/581953-1960Box 36

967.1 /1KENYADraft letter to Mr Creech Jones on conditions in Kenya, 1947(FCB) comments on the Secretary of State�s reply to the bureau�s letter on Kenya (above?)24/4/47Memorandum on African policy by Councillor Mrs. E M RaynorComments on education in Kenya 24/10/47(FCB) Correspondence with the Colonial Office on land utilisation and settlement in Kenya,1949 and further papers on land settlementKenya electoral system(FCB) memo on Royal Commission on Land and Population in East Africa, 1953Letter from E A Vasey, 1953Fabian Colonial Bureau: Method of Work (1954) by MNProposals in connection with the proposed inter-racial constitutional conference by E AVasey, 1954Speech delivered by the Hon. E A Vasey, Minister for Finance and Development,Government of Kenya (1954)Correspondence with B D Nicholls (1954), Mr. J Bury (1955), Rev. Andrew Hake (1958)FCB Working committee report, 1956FCB African Elected Representation in KenyaGeneral aspects of the agrarian situation in Kenya, Colony and protectorate of Kenya (1946)COI documents1947-1956Box 36

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967.1 /2KENYA - BACKGROUNDNote on Harold Macmillan, At the end of the day (1973)Notes on Creech Jones papersICS seminar papers plus notes Notes on the report of the committee on African wages, 1954FCB papersCorrespondence with Tom MboyaExtract from Venture, October 1953 Social and Political Devlopment in Kenya Urban Society by Dr M Parker (1954)The African Townee by Paul M Henry (1954)Town plan to facilitate racial integration by Richard Hughes (1954)Urbanisation and agriculture in the colonies by G B Masefield (1949?)Letter from K D Travadi to the chief secretary, April 19601953-1973Box 36

967.1 /3KENYA - TUCNotes and photocopies of CAC minutes and other papers 1952-1964Visit of Mr. E A Vassey to general secretary, 31/1/57Extracts from journalsNote on Kenya 9/6/58Correspondence - various (including Walter Hood)Some comments on the Vienna resolutions referring to Kenya 18/5/55Kenya: Societies Ordinance 18/4/56Rift Valley and Nyanza Provinces Safari report, marked by Marjorie �who wrote this?�A E L[ewis]� notes on conversation with A Hammerton 16/7/56Press cuttingsExtracts / cuttings from TU News for Overseas 1960-1962Notes 5/4/62Note �Kenya� MN 9/6/58Letter from A E Lewis December 1958ICS seminar paper 19861952-1964Box 36

[967.1 (963)]EASTERN HORN OF AFRICAPress cuttings 1949-1952Pamphlet: The first to be freed, the record of British military administration in Eritrea andSomalia,1941-1943, HMSO (1944)1944-1952Box 37

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TANGANYIKA / TANZANIA - BACKGROUNDFCB correspondence and papersNote on lunch with Chief Marealle 3/9/57Press cutting (1957)COI �Constitutional progress in Tanganyika� (1956)Letters to MN (sender unknown as signature is unclear) 1957-60Extract from Venture, 1951Note on talk with R Kawaya 16/9/59Correspondence from Lady Selwyn-Clarke (1956)Correspondence with John Hatch (1956) re. Scholarship trustPublic Relations Department Press handout (1951)FCB paper on Constitutional policy in TanganyikaPamphlet: Impressions of the Groundnut Scheme by Rt. Hon. John Strachey (1948)Notes on Groundnut SchemeLetters and memos by R C Northcote marked confidential (1944-45)Letter (plus press cuttings) from BeerNote on ICS paper�Tanzania� by Colin Legum at RIIA 20/10/651945-1960Box 15

967.2 /2TANGANYIKA / TANZANIA - BACKGROUND ADDITIONAL PAPERS*Press service notes on Tanganyika riots, 1964Presidents speech at state banquet in Netherlands, 1964 & 1965 and reply to H M�s SpeechOfficial publications re. Tanzania�s constitution and name, 1964-1965Papers re. United republic of TanzaniaTanganyika Railway African Union: Appeal against expulsion, 1962Notes on Tanganyika-Zanzibar union, 1964Trade union news for overseas, 1964 �For Tanganyika, only one union - by law�Journal articles and press cuttingsPamphlets: January/February events, 1964, Republic of TanganyikaTanganyika journey by Arthur Skeffington MPSocialism and rural development, Julius K Nyerere (1950)Education for self-reliance, Julius K Nyerere (1967)After the Arusha declaration, Julius K Nyerere (1967)The Arusha declaration and Tanu�s policy on socialism and self-reliance (1967)This is the way forward, Republic day declaration broadcast by President Nyerere (1963)Letters to MN from T C Mabonesho, 1964-1965Letters to MN from H Beer, May 1962-February 19671950-1967Box 37

967.2 /3TANGANYIKA / TANZANIA -TUCDuplicates of and notes from CAC reports etc.

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Note on conversation with Mr K Sanders, Commissioner of Labour 17/7/57Walter Hood�s notes on a meeting with Mr K Sanders 31/3/58Notes on Tanganyika ordinance Photocopies of Congress reportsICS seminar paper, 19