Box 172
Contains 57 Results:
"Cotton (agriculture)", 1949
Correspondence concerning cotton including an amendment to cotton marketing quota provisions, cotton loans, cotton price parity, the cotton situation in Europe, burlap bags, the importation of foreign cotton, acquisition of a cotton warehouse, price support for cottonseed, the purchase of cotton from the Commodity Credit Corporation, crop damage insurance, and the shortage of box cars for cotton transportation.
"Cotton-acreage (agriculture)", 1949
Correspondence concerning the Cotton Acreage Allotment Program to regulate the production of cotton. Senator Maybank opposed the program.
"Daniel Construction Company", 1949
Correspondence concerning the Daniel Construction Company of Greenville, South Carolina, and its work on a family housing project at the Barksdale Air Force Base.
"Democratic Committee", 1949
Correspondence concerning Senator Maybank's participation in the Democratic National Committee.
"Displaced persons", 1949
Correspondence, reports, and informational literature concerning the Displaced Persons Commission.
"Divorce laws", 1949
Correspondence concerning a request by a constituent for information regarding the divorce laws of South Carolina.
"Farmers bulletins", 1949
A letter from the Director of Information of the United States Department of Agriculture concerning annual allotments of Farmers' Bulletins to members of Congress.
"Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)", 1949
A letter concerning the statement of J. Edgar Hoover, Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), before the House Committee on Un-American Activities.
"Federal expenditures", 1949
A letter from Senator Harry F. Byrd containing a statement on the reduction of federal expenditures.
"Federal Housing Administration", 1949
A letter from a constituent concerning an application for a loan from the Federal Housing Administration.