"Speeches", 1948

Copies of Senator Maybank's speeches including a Memorial Day address in Rock Hill, South Carolina, an address before the Graduating Class of Spartanburg Junior College, a radio address from the special session of Congress to South Carolinians, an address in Spartanburg, South Carolina, on the European Recovery Program, an address at the Pulaski Farmers' Picnic, an address in Clinton, South Carolina, concerning agriculture, an address in Chester, South Carolina, concerning dairy farming, an address before the National Association of Secretaries of State in Charleston, South Carolina, an Armistice Day speech in Charleston, South Carolina, an address in Darlington, South Carolina, concerning agriculture, a speech in the Senate on the sale of Japanese textiles in the United States, statement before the Senate Appropriation Committee on Clark Hill, excerpts from statements made by Senator Maybank on the Senate floor during a debate on the Housing Act, excerpts from statements made by Senator Maybank on the Senate floor during a debate on the one-hundred and fifty million revolving fund, an address made by Senator Maybank before the Municipal Association of South Carolina, an address by the Governor of Alabama James E. Folsom, a statement made by Senator Maybank before the Senate Finance Committee concerning oleomargarine, a speech on the European Recovery Program, a speech for the Disabled War Veterans Convention in Columbia, South Carolina, a statement made by Senator Maybank on the mutual broadcasting systems, a statement by Senator Maybank on behalf of Federal Aid to Education, Fort Sumter, the dedication of a memorial monument to soldiers who died in service at Calhoun Falls, radio broadcast on WTYC in Rock Hill, South Carolina, speech given to veterans at the Greenville Textile Hall, introduction of W. Stuart Symington, Secretary of the Air Force, at the annual Chamber of Commerce dinner in Greenville, South Carolina, remarks on the Civil Function Bill including Clarks Hill, Winyah Bay, and Charleston Harbor, fertilizer, the anti-lynching bill, Army recruitment, and the Marshall Plan.