Box 157
Contains 55 Results:
"Gaillard property", 1944
Correspondence concerning a private case in which the waterfront property of Charleston, South Carolina, residents, along the Inland Waterway, was eroding and being washed away due to naval vessels churning water in front of their home.
"Gasoline", 1944
Correspondence concerning the gasoline shortage including the use of gasoline for the movement of fertilizer and for aviation.
"Geer Drug Company", 1944
Correspondence concerning applications to the War Production Board for allocations of Benzoyl, Pine Tar Oil, and flashlight cases for the Geer Drug Company.
"Georgetown, SC", 1944
Correspondence concerning the transfer of Georgetown County from the Florence Division to the Charleston Division in the Eastern Judicial District and the Georgetown Hospital.
"Government Printing Office", 1944
A letter concerning the delivery of two sets of the Writings of George Washington to be made available to each Senator, Representative, Delegate, and Resident Commissioner.
"Greenville, SC", 1944
Correspondence concerning Greenville, South Carolina, including increased rents of business property, war contracts, the veteran's hospital, Parker School District childcare facilities, Nurses Home Project, and the conversion of the Army Airbase into a rehabilitation project for disabled soldiers.
"Greenville, SC-defense plant storage warehouse", 1944
A letter concerning a proposal for a Defense Plant storage warehouse in Greenville, South Carolina.
"Greenville, SC-Eastern Airlines", 1944
Correspondence concerning authorization for additional service to Greenville by Eastern Airlines.
"Greenville-Piedmont", 1944
Correspondence concerning a request by the City Editor of The Greenville-Piedmont with reference to the number of men serving in the Army from Greenville County.
"Greenwood, SC", 1944
Correspondence concerning damage suffered by the hospital in Greenwood, South Carolina, as a result of a tornado.