LSE Archives reference: LANSBURY/16 part 1
Section I, 1936 (ff 1-144):.

1. Telegram from Mrs Dutt (nee Violet Lansbury) to Lansbury, 1 January 1936.
2. Letter from Christopher Addison to Lansbury, 2 January 1936.
   3-5. Letter from Lansbury to Sir John Reith, 8 January 1936.
   6-7. Letter from Sir John Reith to Lansbury, 16 January 1936.
3. Invitation from King Edward VIII to Lansbury, to the funeral of King George V, 28 January 1936.
   9-10. Memorandum of agreement between the US Emergency Peace Campaign and Lansbury, arranging a visit by Lansbury to the US (includes itinerary) 22 January 1936.
   11-12. Telegram from Canadian League against War and Fascism and Alexander MacLeod to Lansbury, 6 February 1936.
4. Letter from Lansbury to Canadian League against War and Fascism, 12 February 1936.
   14-16 Letter from Canadian Co-operative Commonwealth Federation to Lansbury, 21 February 1936.
   17-19. Letter from Walter Knox to Lansbury, 21 February 1936.
   20-21. Letter from Frank Bertrand to Lansbury, 22 February 1936.
   22.Letter from Daisy Postgate to Fellowship of Reconciliation, 24 February 1936 .
   23-25.Letter from the Canadian Co-operative Commonwealth Federation to J.S.Middleton, 24 February 1936 .
   26-29. Telegram from Graham Spry to Sir Stafford Cripps,25 February 1936.
   30.Letter from Lansbury's private secretary to A. A Mcleod, 26 February 1936.
   31.Letter from Ray Newton to Lansbury, 28 February 1936.
   32-36. Press statement from the Emergency Peace Campaign (includes draft copy) detailing Lansbury as a prominent speaker, 1 March 1936. .
   37.Letter from Graham Spry to Miss Hill, 2 March 1936.
   38.Letter from Kirby Page to Daisy Postgate, 6 March 1936.
   39.Letter from Fred Atkins Moore to Lansbury, 9 March 1936.
   40.Letter from Ray Newton to Lansbury, 10 March 1936.
   41-43. Telegram from A. A Macleod to Lansbury, 12 March 1936.
   44-50.Letter from A. A Macleod to Lansbury, 12 March 1936.