Box 174

Correspondence concerning Rural Electrification projects throughout 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.

A letter from the National Headquarters of the Selective Service System containing a booklet (not present in folder) summarizing the practice of furnishing individual statements of military service to the States.

Correspondence concerning the case of Rosa Nettie Seigler of Aiken, South Carolina, who sustained an injury on December 10, 1941, while employed by the Work Projects Administration.

A letter containing a copy of the summons and complaint in a case between the South Carolina Electric and Gas Company and the South Carolina Public Service Authority.

A letter from the Bureau of Community Facilities of the Federal Works Agency concerning the applications of school districts from South Carolina including Charleston, Mt. Pleasant, Myrtle Beach, Beaufort, and Columbia.

Correspondence concerning Spartanburg, South Carolina, including a reporter in Washington, D.C., from Spartanburg, purchase of a strip of land from an old Post Office Building site in Spartanburg, a new truck for the Post Office, disposal of property at Camp Croft, and the claim of the Spartanburg Waterworks for services rendered to Camp Croft.

Correspondence concerning the construction of new low-rent public housing authorized by the Housing Act of 1949.