The file contains documents (statistics) regarding Spain's customs policy and a trade policy overview, comparisons of maximum and minimum tariffs or customs duties by country and good (product) and years 1913 versus 1925.
Born: 28 Aug. 1893 in Stowerhill (Suffolk), England.
Nationality: British.
Career before entering Secretariat:
2 years with the French Ravitaillement. Trafalgar House, London; Worked with the Supreme Economic Council.
Career in Secretariat:
23 July 1919: Assistant Secretary & Stenographer, (Gwenllian Veran; from 10 Jan.1920 as Secretary; from 1 Jan. 1922 as Secretary of Section;
6 Apr. 1946: Shorthand-Typist, Pool.
Left Secretariat: 17 May 1940 and 18 Apr. 1946.
Born: 19 Jan. 1896 – Geneva, Switzerland.
Nationality: Swiss.
Career before entering Secretariat: Proof-reader; Journalist.
Career in Secretariat:
1 May 1922: Indexer; from 23 Apr. 1923 Proof-Reader, Printing & Publications Dept.; from 1 May 1927 Clerk, Legal Section.
Left Secretariat: 31 May 1934.
Later Career: [Contains press clippings from the “Journal de Genève” for which René Piachaud was writing in 1934 and “Le Moment”]
Born: 12 Oct. 1887 – Caltagirone (Sicily) [Italy]
Nationality: Italian.
Career before entering Secretariat: Italian diplomatic service (Minister Plenipotentiary); 4 years “Chef de Cabinet” [Principal Private Secretary] to S.E. M. Mussolini.
Career in Secretariat:
27 Mar. 1927: Under-Secretary General in charge of Internal Administration.
Left Secretariat: 8 Nov. 1932.
Born: 14 July 1908 in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Nationality: Bulgarian.
Career before entering Secretariat: Avocat à la Cour de Sofia; Assistant de Droit international public et privé, Faculté de Droit à Sofia; Collaborateru aux journaux "La Paix" et "La Parole Bulgare" [Lawyer at the Court of Sofia; Assistant in public and private international law, Faculty of Law, Sofia; Contributor to the newspapers "La Paix" and "La Parole Bulgare"].
Career in Secretariat:
5 Sept. 1935: temporary collaborator for 3 weeks, Information Section.
This file contains press articles relating to the economy of Russia, mostly from the "Russian Information and Review".
File contains press clippings and summaries of press articles on various topics, taken out from a binder and classified by alphabetical order.
Born: 20 Jan. 1892 in Barnstaple (Devon), England.
Nationality: British.
Career before Secretariat: Army lecturer in History & English; Published articles on German politics in "Land & Water" and "Hilbert Journal"; Hawthornden Prize for English Literature (1931).
Career in Secretariat: 15 Apr. 1920: Chief Translator - English Interpretation and Translators Section and from 16 Oct. 1931 as Chief of Document Service.
Left Secretariat: 31 Oct. 1937.
Born: 5 Feb. 1902 - Calcutta, India.
Nationality: British.
Career before entering Secretariat: Cambridge University Typewriting Office, Mayfair Bureau at London.
Career in Secretariat:
1 Nov. 1927: Shorthand-typist - London Office.
Left Secretariat: [Died] 30 June 1929.