Box 186
Contains 74 Results:
"South Carolina Society", 1951
A letter from the South Carolina Society of Washington containing a membership card for Senator Maybank.
"South Carolina State Ports Authority", 1951
A letter from the United States Attorney of the Eastern District of South Carolina concerning a War Assets Administration (WAA) claim against the South Carolina State Ports Authority.
"South Carolina Tax Commission", 1951
A letter from the South Carolina State Tax Commission concerning income tax liability for members of the United States Armed Forces.
"Southern States Industrial Council", 1951
A letter from the Southern States Industrial Council containing a statement by the Board of Directors of the Southern States Industrial Council adopted at their annual meeting in New Orleans, Louisiana, on January 24, 1951.
"Spartanburg, SC", 1951
Correspondence concerning Spartanburg, South Carolina, including the removal of the Soil Conservation Service offices from Spartanburg and the abolishment of the weather bureau station.
"Speeches", 1951
Correspondence, speeches, and informational material concerning various topics including Senator Maybank's appearance on the Capital Cloakroom program, an address in Gaffney, South Carolina, concerning communism and inflation, a speech before the Joint meeting of South Carolina college alumni in the Washington, D.C., area, a copy of a speech delivered by the Commander of the American Legion in South Carolina, and an address before the Greenwood Chamber of Commerce at their annual meeting.
"Springfield, SC", 1951
Correspondence concerning the construction of sewage facilities and extensions to the existing water facilities in Springfield, South Carolina.
"Stamps", 1951
Correspondence concerning stamps including the issuance of a semi-postal stamp as a means of raising additional funds for flood relief, the issuance of a stamp honoring Joel Robert Poinsett, a commemorative stamp for telephone operators, and a commemorative stamp celebrating the 200th Anniversary of Insurance Companies in America.
"State Department", 1951
A letter from the Democratic National Committee containing a fact sheet concerning the international activities of the Department of State and a letter from the Public Relations Branch of the Berlin Element of the Office of the United States High Commissioner for Germany containing examples of East German anti-communist humor.
"State Hospital", 1951
Correspondence concerning the South Carolina State Hospital sprinkler system.