Incoming and copies of outgoing correspondence, primarily with the Finnish consulate in regards to a large shipment of paper products bound for Ukraine that had been stranded in Riga after falling into Bolshevik hands.

Travel permits for Volodymyr and Marta Kedrowsky, Lithuanian diplomatic status certificate, letter certifying that Marta is the wife of Army Chief Inspector Volodymyr Kedrowsky, and an invitation to an evening tea from the Chairman of the Council of People's Ministers (Kamianets').

Photocopies of diplomatic passports and visas.

Spirit-duplicated broadcast scripts of programming by the Voice of America Ukrainian Service. A number of the scripts have pencil annotations, including last-minute revisions as well as accent and phrasing marks indicating that they were likely used for on-air broadcast.

Spirit-duplicated broadcast scripts of programming by the Voice of America Ukrainian Service. A number of the scripts have pencil annotations, including last-minute revisions as well as accent and phrasing marks indicating that they were likely used for on-air broadcast.

Spirit-duplicated broadcast scripts of programming by the Voice of America Ukrainian Service. A number of the scripts have pencil annotations, including last-minute revisions as well as accent and phrasing marks indicating that they were likely used for on-air broadcast.

Spirit-duplicated broadcast scripts of programming by the Voice of America Ukrainian Service. A number of the scripts have pencil annotations, including last-minute revisions as well as accent and phrasing marks indicating that they were likely used for on-air broadcast.

Also contains one undated sheet with manuscript in pencil.

Political and historical writings by V. Kedrowsky, as well as related research materials.