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Re a book he is writing on the General Election of 1945.

Re his PhD thesis.

A copy of a guide book to the city of Malacca along with a letter from the Rotary Club of Malacca dated 27 May 1950 presenting the book to James GRiffiths.

Volumes entitled: Wales and the League of Nation 1931-1932, Athrawon a Heddwch Byd, The Challenges to Community Service in Wales, Rhodd Cymru: An Address by Mr David Davies MP on the occasion of the unveiling of the bust of Robert Owen at the International Labour Office, Geneva on March 11th 1929; Programme of the 1935 School; Glo-Carreg; Memories of the Anthracite Coalfield and Coal Miners' Lung: A Radiological Study of Certain Groups of Industrially Healthy South Wales Coal-Miners.

The file comprises correspondence and other papers relating to the Labour Party including correspondence relating to Coleg Harlech, a notecard from Clement Attlee noting praise for a speech, newspaper clippings, papers relating to the shadow cabinet elections, correspondence regarding the referendum in Malta in 1955, transcript of a radio broadcast for the Labour Party dated 10 October 1951 and papers relating to Labour Party's vote share in Wales in 1950 and 1951.

The series comprises newspaper cuttings and articles collected by James Griffiths relating to matters of interest such as his career, the Labour Party and the achievements of the Labour government. Some articles were written by James Griffiths.

A copy of the January 1960 issue of the magazine "Socialist Commentary" including a short article about James Griffiths and his ties to the Labour movement on page 11.

The file comprises copies of newspaper articles on James Griffiths published after his death from papers including the Western Mail, Llanelli Star, South Wales Guardian, The Times and the Daily Mirror.

The series comprises various papers and correspondence relating to the Llanelli Constituency Labour Party and constituency matters including correspondence, campaign material and papers relating to James Griffiths decision not to seek re-election at the 1970 General Election.

The file comprises letters received by James Griffiths from constituents and relating to personal and constituency matters including the possibility of developing a Butlins Holiday Camp at Pembrey..

The file comprises letters received by James Griffiths from constituents, friends and well-wishers following his accountment that he would not seek re-election in 1970.

A copy of "Kingsway; The magazine of the West London Mission" including an article on pages 6-7 by James Griffiths entitled "Why do men strike?" suggesting three issues of boredom at work, technological redundancy and remote control and management as important factors and suggesting a 4-day 35-hour working week as a potential solution.

Royal ephemera collected by James Griffiths including his invitation to the coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth in 1937, and invitation and programme for the marriage of Princess Elizabeth and Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten in 1947 and an invitation to the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953.