Box 166
Contains 81 Results:
"Pipe lines", 1947
A letter containing a report of the War Assets Administration (WAA) to Congress on December 18, 1946 concerning surplus Government-owned pipe lines.
"Poinsett Lumber Company", 1947
Correspondence concerning a request for three tractors by the Poinsett Lumber and Manufacturing Company of Pickens, South Carolina.
"Polish American Congress", 1947
A letter from the Polish American Congress enclosing an autographed copy of Cartoons by K. J. Majewski. The copy (not present in folder) was a collection of drawings of the "most significant happenings" of the second world war.
"Political", 1947
Correspondence concerning political matters and the coming campaign for Maybank's reelection to the United States Senate. Much of the correspondence concerns a newspaper article that falsely indicated Senator Maybank would not run for reelection and would instead take a position at a cotton manufacturing company.
"Port Royal, SC", 1947
A copy of a brief letter from Senator Maybank informing the Mayor of Port Royal, South Carolina, about the Federal Works Agency's approval of sewer facilities for the town.
"Post office annual leave", 1947
A letter from the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Civil Service, Senator William Langer, concerning the cancellation of postal employee's annual leave.
"Postmasters", 1947
Correspondence concerning the appointment of postmasters in South Carolina towns and cities.
"Potatoes (agriculture)", 1947
Correspondence concerning surplus potatoes and the lifting of an embargo on potatoes placed by the Canadian Government.
"Press", 1947
A press release concerning legislation introduced by Senator Maybank to turn over Fort Moultrie on Sullivan's Island to the State of South Carolina and a letter from the Senate Radio Gallery concerning procedures for press releases coming from Senator Maybank's office.
"Price control", 1947
A letter from a constituent requesting the restoration of price controls and the Office of Price Administration (OPA). Senator Maybank reiterated that he did not intend to vote for the return of the Office of Price Administration (OPA).