Cutting from an "Essex Chronicle" about an appeal to the Essex Archaeological Society to take over Bocking Windmill, mentioning similar schemes in Ditchling, Norfolk and Nottinghamshire. It includes a mil at Aldeburgh which was moved in order to pump the town's water supply.

Cutting from 'Cycling' about the surviving windmills in England and their differing sail arrangements.

Item 12,607 in the East Anglian Miscellany series from the 'East Anglian Daily Times'.

Report in an unknown paper that East Suffolk County Council is to spend nearly £2,000 repairing three windmills, representative of the three types traditionally used in the county.

Snippet in an unknown paper saying that the Ministry of Works and West Suffolk County Council have together agreed to contribute towards the £4,000 cost of repairs to Pakenham Mill.

Piece from an unknown paper about the start of a campaign to eliminate woodworms from Stanstead Mountfitchet windmill in Essex.

Second part of Report in 'The Field' about the Third International Symposium on Molinology at Arnhem; illustrated with pictures of mills at Saxtead Green in Suffolk, Long Island U.S.A., Sibsey in Lincolnshire, the island of Oland in Sweden, and Finland.

Cutting from the 'East Anglian Daily Times' covering the topics discussed by the Suffolk Preservation Society's Executive Committee on how to keep the most pleasant features of the countryside.

Article in the 'Lowestoft Journal' reporting curent progress in recording windmills in Suffolk.

Report in the 'Evening Star' of an address by Viscount Ullswater, President of the Suffolk Preservation Society, to a Public Meeting at Ipswich about the need to be fighting "the urge to destroy" in present-day culture.

Piece in the 'Eastern Daily Press' covering a meeting of Suffolk's County Planning Committee, at which the efforts to preserve examples of the various windmills were discussed.

Second page of an article in 'Norfolk Life' magazine about the county's one-time tallest windmills, dealing this time with those like the High Mill at South Town, Great Yarmouth, and Sutton Tower Mill.

Article in 'The Sunday Times' about the threat of Woodbridge Tide-mill falling down unless £50,000 can be found for restorations.

Report in the 'Eastern Daily Press' about the rural setting of Syleham post mill, and the fact that its miller is a lady, Mills Jillard, who gets help at times from the millwright, Mr Jesse Wightman, of Saxted.

Letter to the Editor of an East Anglian paper, from Nigel Barratt, one of the volunteers helping to preserve Woodbridge Tide Mill on the River Deben in Suffolk, publicising its availability for visitors and the purchase of stone milled flour.