Box 146

Correspondence concerning various approved work projects for South Carolina.

Correspondence from the Ardee Company of West Columbia, South Carolina, concerning an application to the War Production Board concerning refrigeration equipment.

Correspondence concerning a policy that would force civilian Army Reserve officers employed by the Navy to resign or be taken for active duty into the Army.

Correspondence concerning restrictions on material for the manufacture of stoves by the Ashley Automatic Wood Stove Company.

Correspondence concerning a number of prospective aviation cadets from South Carolina that were misplaced and not assigned for flight training.

Correspondence concerning Bamberg, South Carolina, including the establishment of city postal delivery in lieu of village delivery, peanut production, Works Progress Administration (WPA) projects, and the construction of an airport.

Correspondence concerning Beaufort, South Carolina, including Senator Maybank's campaign and legislation for the replacement of books sized from the Beaufort Library during the American Civil War in 1862.

Correspondence concerning the need for hospital facilities in Beaufort, South Carolina.

Correspondence concerning an article written on an Army-Navy "E" award presented to the Beaumont Mills Manufacturing Company in Spartanburg, South Carolina.

Correspondence concerning the naming of the Air Field at Bennettsville, South Carolina, in honor of Captain William White Palmer.