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The agenda of the first annual meeting of the Welsh National Council of the United Nations Association, held in Wrexham May 30th/31st 1947.

Lists the agenda for the first session (public meeting; two speakers) on the 30th and for the second session (welcome by the president; confirm minutes of the last meeting; annual report; financial statement; election of officers for 1947-48; election of executive committee) on the 31st.

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