Box 79

Correspondence only listing bill numbers including Senate Bills 2896, 2319, 56, and 58, and House Bills 157 and 2734.

Copies of legislation introduced by Senator Maybank in 1949.

A letter requesting support for legislation (S. 2066) to aid the blind.

Correspondence concerning the need for a balanced budget and reduction in government expenditures.

Report on the Special Committee on Campaign Expenditures to the House of Representatives.

Correspondence concerning the "farcical" trial of Cardinal Mindszenty by the Communist regime of Hungary.

Correspondence concerning legislation that would curtail the activities of the accounting profession with respect to practice before the United States Tax Court and Treasury.

Correspondence concerning legislation (S. 636) to provide for the regulation of non-certificated air carriers and contract air carriers.

Correspondence concerning civil rights legislation including anti-lynching, segregation in the armed forces, the Fair Employment Practices Commission (FEPC), and poll tax. Senator Maybank vigorously opposed any civil rights legislation as an attack on States' Rights.

A telegram from a Charleston constituent requesting support for legislation (H.R. 1824) to amend an act relating to the computation of Coast Guard service length.