Box 180
Contains 83 Results:
"Nobel Peace Prize", 1950
Correspondence concerning nominations for the 1950 Nobel Peace Prize.
"North Augusta, SC-public schools", 1950
Correspondence concerning the approval of an application to the General Services Administration for Federal funds for the maintenance and operation of school facilities by the North Augusta School District of South Carolina.
"North Augusta, SC-water systems", 1950
Correspondence concerning the need for a modern filtering plant and water system for North Augusta, South Carolina.
"North Charleston, SC-schools", 1950
Correspondence concerning an application to the National Housing Administration by the Board of Education of the Cooper River School District of North Charleston, South Carolina, for the acquisition of land and a recreation building located in the Liberty Homes War Housing Project in Charleston.
"Nursing", 1950
A letter from the Committee to Measure Nursing Needs and Resources in South Carolina containing a copy of Survey to Measure Nursing Needs and Resources in South Carolina.
"Oil controls", 1950
A letter from the South Carolina Oil Jobbers Association concerning independent representation in the event of the creation of another Petroleum Administration for War (PAW) like that created during World War II to manage the distribution of petroleum during wartime.
"Old ironsides", 1950
Correspondence on behalf of students of the Bennett School in Charleston, South Carolina, concerning information and movies on the United States Navy ship USS Constitution, nicknamed "Old Ironsides," touring the country.
"Opportunity school", 1950
A letter concerning a program for a Seminar in Regional Understanding sponsored by the Opportunity School in South Carolina.
"Parades", 1950
A letter from a constituent requesting support for peace parades in cities all over the United States.
"Parris Island, SC", 1950
Correspondence concerning the United States Marine Base at Parris Island, South Carolina, including a reduction in force and the closing of Parris Island in a consolidation effort with Camp Lejeune in North Carolina.