Copy of Chehab's file from the Directorate of Posts.

Copy of Chehab's request for a leave of absence to visit his sick brother.

Letter regarding an intelligence sharing agreement between the Lebanese Police and Military Intelligence.

A meeting convenes to discuss the formation of the Islamic Millah Society against the rising unity of Christians in Lebanon.

Letter regarding the murder of Charles Tunisi

Letter from Chehab to the Chief of Police in Beirut regarding the murder of Charles Tunisi.

Account of the Muslim Brotherhood's division in Syria and tension with communists and the Syrian government.

Mostly illegible: report on the arrest of an international gang of thieves.

Document regarding the discovery of an unidentified corpse inside of a box on the side of the road.

List of payments made by Chehab, sorted by month.

Notes on the ejection of Siddiqi from the Lebanese Communist Party- written by someone who attended the meeting during which Siddiqi was expelled.

Notes on the ejection on Siddiqi from the Communist Party and notes about another meeting of the Lebanese Communist Party on Feb 28th.

Account of recent findings, including Syrian opposition activities, the discovery of Jehovah's Witnesses, and an attempted rebellion in Jordan.

Britain supports Syrian opposition parties--Hizb al-Shaab and the Baath Party.

While, after 1945, Syria greatly favored the British Government, recent events in Palestine and Arab countries have changed Syria's outlook, and France decides to change its policy toward Syria and Lebanon.

Short summary of a meeting at the Soviet News Bureau in Beirut on the "World Congress of Partisans for Peace" organized in Paris by the Soviet-backed World Peace Council. .

Fragment with information about divisions between Eastern European refugees in Lebanon.

Information about Soviet spying in Cyprus as well as an Armenian Patriarch from Egypt who may come to Beirut.

Soviet publications and radio propaganda distributed in Lebanon.

Report of a Russian who is used to share publications and communications between the Russian Commission and communist leaders in Lebanon.