Box 100

A letter from an American Christian teacher working in Japan voicing opposition to legislation (S. 4019) to provide for the voluntary enlistment of Japanese nationals in the Armed Forces of the United States for service outside the United States and its territories.

Correspondence concerning legislation (S. 3108) to provide for the payment of an annuity to the widows of judges and legislation (S.1681) to prohibit picketing outside Federal Courts.

Correspondence protesting the re-appointment of John W. Kern to the United States Tax Court and accusing John W. Kern of being a pawn for a communist conspiracy.

A letter from a South Carolina constituent to Senator Maybank, Senator Olin D. Johnston, and Representative Joseph R. Bryson requesting the immediate pullout of United States troops from Korea to avert their destruction.

Correspondence concerning labor legislation including textile workers, the Taft-Hartley Act, the coal strike, Walsh-Healey government contracts, railroad strikes, the Fair Labor Standards Act, and the Wage and Hour Law and cotton gins. Correspondents include Senator James E. Murray of the Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare.

Correspondence concerning increased appropriations (S. 130) for public libraries in South Carolina under the Public Library Demonstration Bill.

Correspondence concerning legislation (H.R. 7192) providing for a pension paid to the widows of retired Lighthouse Service employees.

A letter from a South Carolina constituent requesting support for legislation (S. 2713) to assist him in the recovery of money that had to be paid under the Office of Price Administration (OPA) concerning livestock slaughter.

Correspondence from Senator Edward J. Thye concerning legislation he introduced (S. 3887) to provide for the establishment of a commission to investigate and evaluate programs designed to assure the loyalty of government employees and protect government information from improper disclosure.

Correspondence concerning legislation (S. 2196) to amend section 14 of the National labor Relations Act so as to render valid the hiring or employment practices prevailing in the maritime industry prior to June 15, 1947.