Box 155

Correspondence concerning a price ceiling placed on potatoes by the Office of Price Administration (OPA).

Press releases and copies of newspaper articles concerning the Office of Price Administration (OPA), the military governor of Hawaii, requests for more projects to utilize South Carolina's labor for the war effort, and price ceilings placed on potatoes.

Correspondence from constituents requesting Senator Maybank to send them copies of various printed material.

Correspondence concerning the use of prisoners of war as a source of labor on farms and work projects in South Carolina.

A letter from a 24 year old black man sentenced by General Court Martial at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, to serve 5 years for being A.W.O.L., larceny, and theft of government property. He was committed to the Federal Reformatory in Chillicothe, Ohio, and would soon be eligible for parole in 1945.

Correspondence concerning various approved work projects for South Carolina.

Correspondence concerning constituent requests for copies of publications including The Congressional Record, Agricultural Yearbook, and other material.

Correspondence concerning radio coverage of the 1943 World Series broadcast in South Carolina.

Correspondence concerning resolutions proposed by various constituent organizations related to proposed legislation and various other issues.

Correspondence concerning a proposed hospital and pasteurizing plant in Rock Hill, South Carolina.