Box 193
Contains 94 Results:
"Genuine Americanism", undated
A sheet put out by J. L. Bussey and Company of Greenville, South Carolina, explaining what it is to be a "Genuine American."
"Gold star", undated
Copies of blank applications for gold star lapel buttons for family members of persons killed while serving as members of the United States Armed Forces during World War II.
"Invitations-declined", undated
Correspondence concerning invitations declined by Senator Maybank.
"Landmark Lodge No. 76-Ancient Free Masons", undated
An invitation from the Landmark Lodge No. 76 of Ancient Free Masons of Charleston, South Carolina, notifying Senator Maybank of their Annual Communication meeting.
"Newspapers in South Carolina", undated
A list of all the newspapers in South Carolina and their editors.
"Nobel Peace Prize", undated
A copy of a booklet from the Pestalozzi Foundation of America.
"Photographs", undated
Four unlabeled photographs of Senator Maybank inspecting a work site, possibly the Savannah River Atomic Bomb Site.
"Press", undated
Copies of press statements made by Senator Maybank including those concerning Greek Turkish loan legislation, the ownership of the North Charleston dock and warehouse properties, and a recommendation for the appointment of P. H. McEachin as the District Attorney for the Eastern District.
"Printed material", undated
A notice from the Sergeant at Arms of the United States Senate informing Senator Maybank that five copies of the State Department Report entitled Foreign Relations of the United States, 1919 Paris Peace Conference, Volume XIII were reading for pickup.
"Prisoner of war labor", undated
A copy of a telegram concerning the impact of a labor shortage resulting from the loss of prisoner of war laborers.