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Correspondence concerning a loan claim with the Reconstruction Finance Corporation (RFC) by the Knox Corporation of Thomson, Georgia.

Correspondence concerning Senator Maybank's Senate reelection campaign in Laurens, South Carolina.

Correspondence concerning law enforcement officers in South Carolina including a list of police chiefs, Federal interference in law enforcement activities in South Carolina as a result of the anti-lynching program, a mailing list of State Highway Patrolmen, and a list of county service officers.

Correspondence concerning an application by the City of Charleston to obtain surplus land for the construction of a new orphan home.

Notes on books checked out by Senator Maybank and then returned to the Library of Congress.

A letter concerning the dominance of larger lumber companies over smaller ones through the acquisition of Marshall Plan contracts.

Copies of telegrams from Senator Maybank informing persons of his vote for increasing the minimum wage.

Correspondence concerning Moncks Corner, South Carolina, including improvements to Route 402 in Berkeley County, purchase of the Army Intransit Depot as surplus property, and seed loan funds for the Seed Loan Office.

Correspondence to and from E. W. Montgomery, President of E. W. Montgomery Company Inc., a cotton merchant and broker in Greenville, South Carolina, concerning a wide range of legislation and issues.

Correspondence concerning Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, including the reacquisition of land utilized by the Myrtle Beach bombing range and airbase, application for antenna construction by the Myrtle Beach Broadcasting Company, the closing of the Army crash boat docks at Murrills Inlet, establishment of an office for the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization, establishment of a harbor or boat basin, reactivation of the Myrtle Beach Airfield, and school district appropriations.