Box 167
Contains 75 Results:
"Yearbook", 1947
Correspondence from constituents requesting copies of Agriculture Yearbooks.
"Absentee votes", 1948
A letter on behalf of patronage employees in Washington, D.C., requesting permission to vote through an absentee ballot. Senator Maybank replied that there would be no absentee ballots.
"Agriculture", 1948
A letter containing a clipping from the Asheville Citizen Times concerning the work of the Bureau of Plant Industry of the Agriculture Department.
"Allendale, SC", 1948
Correspondence concerning an application for the construction of additional school facilities in Allendale, South Carolina.
"Almanac", 1948
A copy of the 1948 Babson Almanac.
"Altman, J. Graham", 1948
Correspondence concerning an inquiry by Senator Maybank, on behalf of J. Graham Altman, on the practice of discharging Naval Personnel without giving them their discharges at that time.
"Alumina", 1948
A letter containing a statement concerning the vast resources of high aluminous clays in South Carolina.
"American Legion", 1948
A telegram concerning the election of new American Legion Officers and a letter thanking Senator Maybank for his assistance in American Legion and veterans issues.
"Anti-segregation bills", 1948
A copy of legislation (H.R. 4951) to assure to all persons within the District of Columbia full and equal privileges of places of public education, accommodation, resort, entertainment, and amusement and a copy of legislation (S. 2655) to provide for the common defense by increasing the strength of the armed forces of the United States and to prohibit segregation and discrimination of persons inducted or enlisted in the United States Army.
"Appreciation", 1948
Correspondence written in appreciation of Senator Maybank's activities and support.