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Correspondence from Chesterfield County, South Carolina, constituents concerning Senator Maybank's reelection campaign.

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Correspondence concerning a speech made by Senator Maybank in the United States Senate concerning the 100th Anniversary of the Citadel.

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An amendment by the United States Civil Service Commission to examination announcements.

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Correspondence concerning civilian defense including the requisition of rifles from home guard units, training for civilian jobs, and the War Production Board.

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Correspondence from Clarendon, South Carolina, constituents concerning Senator Maybank's reelection campaign.

Scope and Contents Correspondence concerning Clemson Agricultural College including the construction of an airport at the college, the assignment of surplus Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) trucks to transport students from the college to the airport at Anderson, South Carolina, fertilizer inspection, use of buildings at the abandoned Clemson Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) camp, Clemson Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) uniforms, pilot training, war program, National Youth Administration (NYA) funds,...

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Newspaper clippings concerning Senator Maybank and various issues.

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Correspondence primarily concerning war training programs at South Carolina colleges including Presbyterian College in Clinton, Newberry College in Newberry, the Citadel in Charleston, the College of Charleston in Charleston, the University of South Carolina in Columbia, Spartanburg Junior College in Spartanburg, Erskine College in Due West, and Wofford College in Spartanburg. Correspondents include the presidents of their respective colleges.

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Correspondence from Colleton, South Carolina, constituents concerning Senator Maybank's reelection campaign.

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Bills, invoices, and correspondence concerning campaign expenses incurred by Burnet R. Maybank during his Senatorial campaign primarily concerning advertising and communication fees.