The Rosamond Walling Tirana-William English Walling correspondence (folders 69 to 77) includes 54 items, the greater number of which were sent by Rosamond to her father. There are 2 letters from William English Walling to his daughter. Dates range from 1932 to 1935. Rosamond's closeness to her father is suggested by the letters' content; among the most frequent topics are her parents' divorce, her relationship with Rifat Tirana, and her work with the League of Nations.

Includes a letter from William English Walling to Rosamond which outlines the Walling family's precarious financial situation. He graphs the family's 50 per cent drop in income and recommends the renting of their two houses. He implores Rosamond to exercise "extreme care" with her finances.

The 11 November letter includes Rosamond's reflections on her lunch with Rebecca West and on hearing Gandhi speak at the London School of Economics.

Fragments of letters in Rosamond Walling Tirana's hand to her father.

Willoughby Walling, brother of William English Walling, was president of the Chicago Morris Plan Bank and executor of their Uncle Walling's estate.

Letters from Gladys Echlin, American poet and author, to William English Walling.

Letters from Charles Edward Russell, urging William English Walling to reconsider his divorce from Anna Strunsky Walling.

Fragment of letter written in William English Walling's hand.

Letters and fragments of letters in Anna Walling's hand.

Letters and fragments of letters in Georgia Walling's hand.