Box 160

Correspondence concerning the prisoner of war camp in Florence, South Carolina, and the use of prisoners for farm labor and other projects.

Correspondence concerning the allocation of ice to railway cars for the shipment of produce including potatoes and watermelons.

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

Correspondence concerning Rock Hill, South Carolina, including the designation of the Peoples National Bank of Rock Hill as a depository for the funds of the Internal Revenue Collector of South Carolina, H-2 housing program, creation of a veterans hospital, and the creation of an agricultural experiment station.

Correspondence concerning rural electrification projects throughout South Carolina.

Correspondence concerning an application for a license to operate a radio station in St. George, South Carolina.

Correspondence concerning a proposal for the Office of Price Administration (OPA) to create a War Price and Rationing Board in St. Stephens, South Carolina.

Correspondence concerning requests for an increase in salary and wages.

Correspondence concerning an amendment, introduced by Senator Maybank, to the Rivers and Harbors Bill for the authorization of the construction of dams on Broad River at Columbia, Blairs and Frost Shoals to support agricultural and industrial development in South Carolina.

Correspondence concerning the Santee-Cooper hydro-electric power project (also known as the South Carolina Public Service Authority). Senator Maybank was heavily involved with the Santee-Cooper project serving as Chairman of the Santee-Cooper in 1939, Chairman of the Advisory Board of the South Carolina Public Service Authority, and continued interest and involvement while serving as a United States Senator.