Box 176
Contains 83 Results:
"Armena Lime Mine and Farms, Inc.", 1950
A letter from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation (RFC) concerning an application by the Armena Lime Mine and Farms, Inc., of Albany, Georgia, for a loan.
"Armories", 1950
Correspondence concerning the securing of an Armory for Bamberg County, South Carolina.
"Army-Navy game", 1950
Correspondence concerning tickets for the Army-Navy football game annually attended by Senator Maybank and the procurement of tickets for his friends.
"Atomic bomb", 1950
A letter concerning a statement made by Senator Maybank concerning the use of the atomic bomb against the Chinese in Korea.
"Atomic plant-Savannah River Site", 1950
Correspondence concerning the Savannah River Site (SRS) atomic plant located on land in Aiken, Allendale, and Barnwell Counties adjacent to the Savannah River in South Carolina. The site was built during the 1950s to refine nuclear material for deployment in nuclear weapons.
"Atomic plant-Savannah River Site-Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) land investigation", 1950
Correspondence contained in an envelope marked as "Information for FBI Land Investigation of Aiken and Savannah Atomic Bomb Plant" topics include Camden, South Carolina, housing, telephone bill records, and invitations to speak at the National Real Estate Convention in Miami, Florida.
"Atomic plant-Savannah River Site-Savannah Apartment Project", 1950
Correspondence concerning the construction of a federal housing project in Savannah, Georgia, to support the Savannah River Site Atomic bomb Plant.
"Atomic plant-Savannah River Site-segregation", 1950
Correspondence from Thomas Lemuel Hamilton, founder and Grand Dragon of the Association of Carolina Klans of the Klu Klux Klan (KKK), protesting a paper issued by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) for steps to be taken to prevent racial segregation at the Savannah River atomic site in South Carolina.
"Bankers Association", 1950
Correspondence concerning Senator Maybank's inability to attend the Fiftieth Annual Convention of the South Carolina Bankers Association at the Francis Marion Hotel in Charleston.
"Banking", 1950
A copy of a brief and vague telegram concerning Regulation "W" and a copy of the forty-fourth annual report of the State Banking Department of the State of South Carolina for 1950.