Consists of:
- Correspondence in response to proposals in Glasgow and Clyde areas towards some form of compulsory treatment of venereal disease; concerning letter to the 'Glasgow Herald' and 'The Spectator'; enlisting support from Glasgow MPs for Mrs Tate's 'prayer' that Regulation 33B should not be implemented
- manuscript notes of names and addresses
Press cuttings:
- 'Letters to the editor. One on venereal disease from woman in Glasgow' (1942)
- 'Increase in venereal disease. Startling Glasgow figures' from 'Forward' (17 Oct 1942) and photograph of Scotland's first railway policemen