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Correspondence only listing bill numbers including H.R. 324, 3984, 4918, 1882, 1744, and the "Wright-Compton Bill."

Copies of legislation introduced by Senator Maybank in 1944.

Correspondence concerning committees including Senator Maybank's desire to be placed on the Committee on Agriculture and Forestry and a letter requesting Senator Maybank's presence at a meeting for the Senate Committee on Mines and Mining. Correspondents include Senators Alben W. Barkley, Walter F. George, Millar E. Tydings, Kenneth McKellar, Joseph C. O'Mahoney, John H. Bankhead, and Joseph F. Guffey.

Correspondence concerning the Office of Price Administration's (O.P.A) price ceilings placed on the cotton and textiles industry. Senator Maybank introduced a resolution to investigate the reasons for the decline in cotton consumption.

Correspondence concerning the handover to the States of surplus government property after the war.

Correspondence concerning draft legislation including deferments and the National Service Act.

Correspondence concerning education legislation including teacher's salaries, vocational rehabilitation, and the Federal Aid to Education Bill.

Correspondence concerning the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA). A proposed amendment to the United States Constitution designed to guarantee equal rights for women.

Correspondence concerning federal employee legislation including a pay increase for postal workers, equipment maintenance for rural postal carriers, and civil service retirement.