Series 6: Interim Series, 1946-January 1951; bulk 1947-1950 12.25 cubic feet consisting of 322 folders, 16 photographs, and 13 oversize items.

This series consists of an appointment book, bills, biographical sketches, booklets, brochures, cards, clippings, correspondence, invitations, lists, legal documents, legislative bills, memoranda, medical reports, minutes, notes, petitions, photographs, postcards, press releases, receipts, reports, resolutions, resumes, speeches, and telegrams.

Materials in this series cover the period between Byrnes’ resignation from the State Department in 1946 and inauguration as governor of in January 1951, with the bulk of the material dating from 1947-1950.

The series are arranged alphabetically by folder title. Correspondence files are arranged chronologically, with folder contents arranged alphabetically by surname. Photographs and oversize items have been removed to photograph and oversize storage. See the Photographs Series for photographs removed from this series.

After Byrnes left the State Department he returned to private practice with the law firm of Hogan & Hartson, splitting his time between Spartanburg and Washington, D.C. He also served as a director for the Newmont Mining Corporation. In 1947 he published his first political memoir entitle Speaking Frankly , which detailed his experiences as Secretary of State. In 1948, the Byrnes Foundation was established to provide a collegiate scholarship fund for South Carolina students who have lost one or both parents. The foundation was funded by the proceeds from Byrnes’ book. In 1950 he ran for Governor of South Carolina and was elected.

The material in this series consists primarily of business, family and personal files and some gubernatorial campaign correspondence. There are a number of letters inviting Byrnes to speak or attend various functions or requesting assistance, especially for job recommendations. There is correspondence with the Byrnes, Fuller and Miner, families and a number of condolence letters on the death of Byrnes’ sister Leonore in 1947. The business correspondence documents his financial activities including his directorship of the Newmont Mining Corporation. There is also some material relating to his association with Hogan & Hartson which includes a few letters relating to legal work he did for Hollywood studios.

There are letters and other materials regarding American foreign policy, especially vis a vis the Soviet Union; the 1948 Presidential election, the 1950 South Carolina gubernatorial election, and U.S. politics in general; communism; and civil rights. Closely related to this correspondence are reactions to his book Speaking Frankly and to a series of speeches and articles he authored concerning American foreign and domestic policy, the growth of “big government,” and fiscal policy, especially taxes. So there are comments regarding his speech to the American Bar Association meeting on September 6, 1948; his commencement speech to graduates of Washington & Lee University on June 18, 1949; his address to the Conference of Southern Governors in Biloxi, Mississippi on November 21, 1949; and the article “Crisis Government Can Ruin Us” which appeared in the March 4, 1950, issue of Collier’s .

Material documenting the Byrnes-Truman “feud” is also in this series. Much of it revolves around critical statements about Byrnes attributed to Harry Truman in Man of Independence, a biography by Jonathan Daniels. This includes correspondence, clippings of editorials reacting to the book, and unused statements by Byrnes about the controversy. Finally, items detailing his activities as a member of the Clemson College (now ) Board of Trustees can be found here as well.

Correspondents include Dean Acheson; newsmen/columnists Joseph Alsop, John Temple Graves, Drew Pearson, Porter McKeever, and Herbert Bayard Swope; H. E. Bailey, South Carolina State Director of the Federal Housing Administration; Bernard Baruch; oilman Leigh M. Battson: Christie Benet; William Benton; South Carolina legislators Solomon Blatt, Edgar Brown, and Ernest F. Hollings; Walter Brown; polar explorer Richard E. Byrd; literary agent George T. Bye, Generals Lucius Clay and George C. Marshall; Benjamin Cohen; Senators Tom Connally, Burnet R. Maybank, and Arthur Vandenberg; Cassie Connor; businessman Charles E. Daniel; Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter; newspaper publishers Wilton E. Hall and Roger Peace; Nelson T. Hartson, senior partner in Hogan & Hartson; E. F. McDonald, president of Zenith Radio Corporation; former New Jersey governor A. Harry Moore; Lawrence M. Pinckney; Clemson College President Robert F. Poole, mining engineer Fred Searls Jr., South Carolina Governor , Harry S. Truman.

SEPARATION LIST

In Removed Oversize Box 2:

“LaGuardia: Let UN Handle Greek Crisis” by Fiorello H. LaGuardia, PM (New York, NY), March 16, 1947, [667 (1)]

“Conference Secrets Revealed” (advertisement), Washington Post (Washington, D.C.), October 2, 1947, [674 (7)]

“County Officers in South Carolina for Year 1948” (list) by Walker, Evans, & Cogswell Co., [circa 1948]

“Lady with Wings” by Charles Renshaw, Jr., American Weekly , April 24, 1949, [1359]

“James F. Byrnes, R.F.D.” by John A. Montgomery, The State Magazine (Columbia, SC), May 22, 1949, [786]

Sonntags Illustrierte (Germany), September 18, 1949, [567] “Our First Line of Defense–A Sound, Solvent Economy” by James F. Byrnes, Commercial & Financial Chronicle , December 1, 1949

“Crisis Government Can Ruin Us” by James F. Byrnes, Collier’s , March 4, 1950 Georgia Farmers’ Market Bulletin , March 29, 1950

“The Road Back to America,” Washington Post (Washington, D.C.), May 22-26, 1950

“What is Jimmy Byrnes Up to Now?” by Ralph McGill, Saturday Evening Post , October 14, 1950, [573]

“Throng Hears Byrnes Speak at Johnston Peach Festival” (clipping of photograph) by Chadwick, undated, [1344]

This series is indexed under the following terms in the University Libraries' online catalog. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons or places should search the catalog using these headings.

Subjects : Baruch, Bernard M. (Bernard Mannes), 1870-1965 Burns family Byrnes, James F. (James Francis), 1883-1972 Byrnes, Maude (Maude Busch), 1883-1976 Civil rights—United States—History Clemson Agricultural College of South Carolina. Board of Trustees Fuller family James F. Byrnes Foundation Miner family Newmont Mining Corporation Presidents—United States—Election—1948 Scholarships—South Carolina—History South Carolina—Governors—Election—1950 South Carolina— Politics and government—1865-1950 Speaking Frankly Taxation—United States Truman, Harry S., 1884-1972 United States—Economic policy United States—Foreign relations—1945-1953 United States—Foreign relations—Soviet Union—History United States—Politics and government—1945-1953 United States—Social policy

Form/Genre : Bills (legislative records) Minutes Petitions Photographs Speeches

Correspondents : Acheson, Dean, 1893-1971 Alsop, Joseph, 1910-1989 Bailey, H. E. Baruch, Bernard M. (Bernard Mannes), 1870-1965 Battson, Leigh M. (Leigh McMaster), 1891-1977 Benet, Christie, 1879-1951 Benton, William, 1900-1973 Blatt, Solomon, 1896-1986 Brown, Edgar A. (Edgar Allan), 1888-1975 Brown, Walter J. Burns family Bye, George T. Byrd, Richard Evelyn, 1888-1957 Clay, Lucius D. (Lucius DuBignon), 1897-1978 Cohen, Benjamin V. Connally, Tom, 1877-1963 Connor, Cassie (Cassandra) Daniel, Charles E. (Charles Ezra), 1895-1964 Frankfurter, Felix, 1882-1965 Fuller family Graves, John Temple, 1892- Hall, Wilton E. (Wilton Earle), 1901-1980 Hartson, Nelson T. (Nelson Thomas), 1887-1976 Hollings, Ernest F., 1922- Marshall, George C. (George Catlett), 1880-1959 Maybank, Burnet R. (Burnet Rhett), 1899-1954 McDonald, Eugene F. b. 1886 McKeever, Porter Miner family Moore, Arthur Harry, 1879-1952 Peace, Roger C. (Roger Craft), 1899-1968 Pearson, Drew, 1897-1969 Pinckney, Lawrence M. Poole, Robert F. (Robert Franklin), 1893-1958 Searls, Fred, 1888-1968 Swope, Herbert Bayard, 1882-1958 Thurmond, Strom, 1902-2003 Truman, Harry S., 1884-1972 Vandenberg, Arthur H. (Arthur Hendrick), 1884-1951 SERIES 6: INTERIM SERIES

Box Folder Title 1 1 Appointment Book, 1947 2 Army’s Committee on Civilian Components, 1949, [folder 1302] 3 Baruch, Bernard, 1950 4 Baruch, Bernard, USC material, 1949 5 Bates, Lester L., 1950, [folder 1394] 6 Beach House, 1948-1949, [folder 58] 7 Bills Paid, 1948, [folders 682 and 1300] 8 Brown, Walter, 1947-1948, [folders 53 and 54(2)] 9 Budget, August 1949 and November-December 1950, [folder 1395] 10 Byrnes Bust, 1947, [folder 105] 11 Byrnes Foundation, 1947, [folders 1311-1312] 12 Byrnes Foundation, 1948, [folders 1310-1311] 13 Byrnes Foundation, 1949, [folders 1310-1313] 14 Byrnes Foundation, 1949, [folders 1310-1313] 15 Byrnes Foundation Scholarships, 1949, [folders 1310-1313] 16 Byrnes, Mrs. James F., 1950 17 Byrnes, Mrs. James F., 1947, [folder 648] 18 Byrnes/Truman Feud, 1950, [folder 573] Christmas 19 1947, [folder 652] 20 1948-January 1949, [folders 684(1-2)] 21 1949-January 1950

Box Folder Title 2 1 1949, [folder 1317] 2 1950, [folder 1398] 3 Clemson College, 1949-1950 4 Clemson Engineering Building, undated 5 Cohen, Ben, 1950 Colliers and Atlanta Journal Articles, 1950 6 A-Co 7 Cr-G 8 H 9 J-N 10 O-R 11 S-W 12 Constables, 1950, [folder 1396] Correspondence, 1947 13 A, [folders 644(1-2), 673(1), 676(2), and 669(1-2)] 14 Ba, [folders 644(1), 646(1-2), 647(1-3), 667(1), and 681(4)] 15 Be, [folders 530, 646(1-2), 647(1-3), 654, 656(1), and 668(2)] 16 Bi-Bo, [folders 646(1-2), 647(1-3), 651(3), and 679(2)]

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Box Folder Title 3 Correspondence, 1947 1 Br-Bu, [folders 646(1-2), 647(1-3), 651(4), 665(1), and 679(2)] 2 By, [folders 646(1-2), 647(2-3) and 679(2)] 3 Ca-Ce, [folders 644(1), 646(2), and 651(1-2)] 4 Ch-Cl, [folders 651(2), 665(2), 676(2), and 677(2)] 5 Co, [folders 651(3), 669(2), and 679(2)] 6 Cr-Cu, [folder 651(4)] 7 Da-Di, [folder 653(1)] 8 Do-Dy, [folders 644(1), 653(2), 670, 676(4), and 679(2)] 9 E-F, [folders 646(1), 647(3), 651(2-3), 654, 665(2), 667(2), and 676(3)] 10 Ga-Ge, [folder 655(1)] 11 Gi-Gw, [folders 651(3), 654, 655(2), 665(1), 667(2), 676(2), 670, and 677(2)] 12 Ha-Hi, [folders 43(3), 644(1), 646(1), and 656(1-2)] 13 Ho-Hy, [folders 647(2), 651(3), 656(2), 668(2), 669(1), 677(1), 683(2), and 689(1)]

Box Folder Title 4 1 I, [folders 651(1), 663(3), 664, and 677(1)] 2 Ja-Je, [folders 651(1), 665(1), and 676(3)] 3 Jo-Ju, [folders 644(1), 665(2), 667(2), 668(2), and 675(2)] 4 Ka-Ki, [folders 647(3), 651(3), 656(1), 665(2), 668(1), 666(1), and 676(4)] 5 Kl-Ku, [folders 666(2) and 679(1)] 6 La, [folders 646(1), 647(2), 665(2), 666(2), and 667(1)] 7 Le-Li, [folders 644(1) and 667(2)] 8 Lo-Ly, [folders 667(3), 681(1), and 693] 9 Ma, [folders 655(1), 668(1), and 669(1-2)] 10 Mc, [folders 651(2), 668(1-2), and 669(1-2)] 11 Me-Mi, [folders 644(1), 651(2), 655(1), 668(2), 669(1-2), and 688(2)] 12 Mo-My, [folders 666(2), 667(3), 668(2), and 669(1-2)] 13 N, [folders 646(1) and 670] 14 O, [folder 671] 15 Pa, [folder 673(1 and 3) and 675(1)]

Box Folder Title 5 1 Pe-Pi, [folders 669(1-2), 673(2), 676(2), and 679(4)] 2 Pl-Py, [folders 651(2), 653(2), 656(1-2), 666(1), and 673(2-3)] 3 Q-R, [folders 644(2), 665(2), 669(1), 675(1-2), 676(2-3), and 679(4)] 4 Sa-Se, [folders 647(1) and 676(1-4)] 5 Sh-Sv, [folders 646(1), 647(2), 651(4), 665(2), 669(1), 676(1-4), and 679(1)] 6 Sm-Sp, [folders 676(1-4) and 677(2)]

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7 St-Sw, [folders 676(1-4), 677(1), 679(4), and 699(1-2)] 8 T, [folders 644(2), 651(3), 677(1-2), and 679(2)] 9 U-V, [folders 656(1), 673(2), 677(2), 678, and 1456] 10 Wa, [folders 43(3), 668(2), and 679(1-4)] 11 We-Whe, [folders 666(1), 676(1), and 679(1-4)] 12 Whi-Wi, [folders 656(1), 666(2), and 679(1-4)]

Box Folder Title 6 1 Washington, D.C., [folders 644(2), 646(1), 647(3), 651(1), 653(2), 665(2), 666(2), 668(1-2), 669(2), 675(2), 676(2 and 4), 677(2), and 679(1 and 3)] 2 Wo-Z, [folders 656(1), 668(2), 673(1), 678, and 679(1-4)] Correspondence, 1948 3 A, [folders 644(1), 678, 680, 683(1), and 689(1)] 4 Ba, [folders 647(1), 680(1), 681(1-4), 684, 687, and 694(1)] 5 Be, [folders 647(1), 680(2), 681(1-4), and 684] 6 Bi-Bro, [folders 647(1), 681(1-4), 683(2), and 699] 7 Bu-By, [folders 680 (2) and 681(1-2, 4)] 8 Ca-Cl, [folders 651(2), 676(1), 681(1), 683(1-2), 694(2), 696, and 702] 9 Co-Cu, [folders 651(3), 681(4), 683(1-2), 694(3), and 701(4)] 10 D, [folders 653(1), 656(1), 683(1-2), 685(1-2), 687, 694(1), 699, and 704(1)] 11 E, [folder 686] 12 F, [folders 680(2), 685(1), 687, 689(3), 694, and 704(1)]

Box Folder Title 7 1 G, [folders 655(1-2), 688, and 699] 2 Ha, [folders 589(1-3), 681(1), 689(1-3), 691, and 1335] 3 He-Hi, [folders 589(1), 656(1), 689(1-3), 697, and 701(1)] 4 Ho-Hu, [folders 589(3), 681(4), 689(1-3), 699, and 1335] 5 J, [folders 69, 665(2), and 691] 6 K, [folders 683(2), 692, and 697] 7 L, [folders 667(3), 687, 692-693, 701(1-3), and 881(1)] 8 Ma, [folders 576(1), 666(1), 689(1), 694(1-3), 701(1), and 1350] 9 McC-McS, [folders 669(1), 691, 694(1-3), and 697] 10 Me-My, [folders 669(1), 681(2), 683(1), and 694(1-3)] 11 N, [folder 695] 12 O, [folders 686, 691, and 696] 13 P, [folder 673(3), 681(2), 683(1-2), 688, 694(3), 697(1), 701(4), 702, and 1354] 14 Q-R, [folders 675(2), 683(1), 685(1), 689(1), 693, 698-699, and 701(3)]

Box Folder Title 8 1 Sa-Se, [folders 676(1), 681(2), 696, and 701(1-4)] 2 Sh-Sl, [folders 644(1), 701(1-4), and 1358] 3 Sm-St, [folders 686, 699, 701(1-5), 703]

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4 Su-Sy, [folders 694(3), 701(1-5), and 704(2)] 5 T-V, [folders 647(2), 678, 683(1), 694(3), 701(3-4), 702-703, and 1456] 6 Wa-Wh, [folders 679(1), 687, 694(1), and 704(1-2)] 7 Wi-Wy, [folder 685(1), 687, and 704(1-2)] 8 XYZ, [folders 681(1) and 705] 9 Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1948, [folders 683(1), 687, 689(2), 694(1), 699, and 701(2)] Correspondence, 1949 10 A, [folders 701(1), 1301, and 1352] 11 Ba-Be, [folders 1303-1305, 1333, 1348, and 1361-1362] 12 Bi-Bo, [folders 1306-1307] 13 Br-By, [folders 1308-1309, 1324, and 1354] 14 Ca-Cl, [folders 785(1), 1315-1316, 1318, 1322, 1348, and 1351-1352]

Box Folder Title 9 1 Co-Cu, [folders 43 (3), 1319-1320, 1335, 1354, and 1356] 2 Da-Do, [folders 1320-1323 and 1361-1362] 3 Dr-Du, [folders 1324-1326, 1356, and 1362] 4 E, [folder 1327] 5 F, [folders 1328, 1332, and 1354] 6 Ga-Go, [folders 1316, 1324, 1330-1332, 1350, and 1361] 7 Gr-Gu, [folders 1304, 1333, 1350, and 1361] 8 H, [folders 1305, 1335, 1350-1352, 1359, and 1362] 9 J, [folders 1301, 1346, 1350, and 1361] 10 K, [folders 1301, 1319, and 1347] 11 L, [folders 1304, 1318, 1348-1349, 1356, and 1361] 12 Ma-Me, [folders 694(1-2), 701(1), 1333, 1350-1351, 1353, 1356, 1359, and 1362] 13 Mi-Mu, [folders 1304, 1351, 1353-1354, 1358, and 1361-1362] 14 N, [folder 1352] 15 O, [folder 1353]

Box Folder Title 10 1 P, [folders 1347, 1353, 1354, and 1362] 2 R, [folders 1316, 1356-1357, and 1361] 3 Sa-Sk, [folders 681(1), 1326, 1352, and 1358] 4 Sm-Sw, [folders 1304, 1335, 1356, 1358-1359, and 1361-1362] 5 T-V, [folders 43(3), 1354, and 1361] 6 W-Z, [folders 704(1), 1315, 1323, 1328, 1330, 1332, 1351, 1356, and 1362] Correspondence, General, 1950 7 A, [folder 1395] 8 B-Bart 9 Bart-Benn

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10 Bent-Bl 11 Bo-Brom 12 Brown-Byrnes 13 Ca-Cau, [folder 681(1)] 14 Ch-Cl 15 Co

Box Folder Title 11 1 Cr-Cu 2 D, [folder 1397] 3 E 4 F, [folders 1393 and 1397] 5 G 6 Gran-Gyles, [folder 1397] 7 Hall-Hay 8 He-Hu, [folder 1397] 9 I 10 J 11 K, [folder 582] 12 L, [folder 1397] 13 Mc 14 Mac-Maybank, [folder 1397] 15 Me-My, [folder 1397]

Box Folder Title 12 1 N 2 O 3 P, [folders 1390 and 1397] 4 Q-R, [folder 1390] 5 Sa-Sc, [folder 1393] 6 Se-Sh 7 Si-Sn, [folder 1397] 8 So-Sy, [folders 1390 and 1392] 9 T, [folder 1393] 10 UVW, [folders 1392 and 1397] 11 XYZ Correspondence, Personal, 1950 12 A, [folders 1390 and 1392-1393] 13 Ba-Be, [folders 1391-1393]

Box Folder Title 13 1 Bi- Bo, [folders 1390-1393] 2 Br-By, [folders 1391-1393] 3 C, [folders 1390-1391, 1393, and 1397] 4 D, [folders 1392 and 1419]

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5 E, [folder 1420] 6 F, [folders 1393, 1421, and 1424] 7 G, [folders 1393 and 1422] 8 H, [folders 1391, 1393, and 1423] 9 H, [folder 1424] 10 I-J, [folder 1432]

Box Folder Title 14 1 K, [folders 1344 and 1433] 2 L, [folders 1393 and 1435] 3 Mc, [folders 1393 and 1439] 4 Ma-Me, [folders 1392, and 1439-1440] 5 Mi-My, [folder 1441] 6 N, [folder 1443] 7 O, [folder 1444] 8 Pa-Pl, [folder 1445] 9 Po-Pu, [folders 1445-1446] 10 Q, [folder 1448] 11 Ra-Ri, [folder 1449] 12 Ro-Ry, [folders 1449-1450] 13 Sa-Sh, [folders 1412 and 1451] 14 Si-Sp, [folder 1452]

Box Folder Title 15 1 St-Sy, [folder 1453] 2 T, [folder 1455] 3 U-V, [folder 1456] 4 Wa-Wh, [folder 1457] 5 Wi, [folders 1457-1458] 6 Wo-Wy, [folder 1459] 7 Y, [folder 1460] 8 Correspondence, 1947-1949, USC Material 9 Czechoslovakia, March 3, 1948, [folder 595] 10 Daniel’s Book (1), Personal, 1950, [folder 1417] 11 Daniel’s Book (2), Personal, 1950, [folder 1418] 12 Daniel’s Book, Personal, 1950, USC Material 13 Democratic Party, 1948, [folder 1355] 14 Education in South Carolina, April 24, 1950, [folder 785(1)] 15 Family Correspondence (Byrnes, Fuller, Miner), 1947, [folders 105, 644, 666(2), 668-670, 676, 679(3), and 824(3)] 16 Family Correspondence (Byrnes, Fuller, Miner), 1948, [folders 669, 687, and 694(1)] 17 Family Correspondence (Byrnes, Fuller, Miner), 1949, [folder 684] 18 Family Correspondence (Byrnes, Fuller, Miner), 1950, [folders 694, 900, 939, and 1449]

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19 Federal Register , March 25, 1947, [folder 576(2)] 20 General Felix Frankfurter, 1950 21 House, Isle of Palms, 1949, [folder 1334] 22 Improved Personnel System for the Conduct of Foreign Affairs, Aug 1950, [folder 576(2)]

Box Folder Title 16 1 Income Tax, 1946-1950, [folder 57] 2 Insurance, 1950 3 Investments, 1948-1949, [folder 1314] Invitations, 1947 4 January, [folders 657(1,3) and 658(1)] 5 February, [folder 657(3)] 6 March, [folders 657(1-3) and 663(3)] 7 April, [folder 657(1)] 8 April, [folders 663(3) and 690] 9 May, [folder 663(2-3)] 10 June, [folders 662 and 663(1)] 11 July-August, [folders 661(2) and 662] 12 September, [folders 660(1-3) and 661(2)] 13 October, [folder 660(2)] 14 October, [folder 660(3)] 15 October, [folders 659(1), 660(1), and 661(1-2)]

Box Folder Title 17 1 November, [folders 658(3), 659(1), and 662] 2 November, [folders 569(2) and 659(2)] 3 November, [folder 660(1)] 4 December, [folders 658(2), 659(1), and 660(2)] 5 December, [folder 658(1,3)] Invitations, 1948 6 January, [folder 658(1-2)] 7 A-B, [folder 690(1-11)] 8 C, [folder 690(2-6, 8-9, and 11)] 9 D-E, [folder 690(2-7 and 9-11)] 10 F-G, [folders 690(2-9 and 11), and 1345] 11 H-K, [folder 690(1-11)] 12 L-M, [folder 690(2-11)] 13 N-Q, [folder 690(2-10)]

Box Folder Title 18 1 R-S, [folder 690(2-11)] 2 T-U, [folder 690(4-5, 7-8, and 10-11)] 3 V-Z, [folder 690(2-11)] 4 Miscellaneous, [folder 690(1, 4, 6-7, and 9)]

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Invitations, 1949 5 January-February, [folders 690 and 1345] 6 March, [folder 1344] 7 April, [folder 1343] 8 May-June, [folders 1341-1342] 9 July, [folder 1341] 10 August, [folder 1340] 11 September, [folder 1339] 12 October, [folder 1338] 13 November, [folder 1337]

Box Folder Title 19 1 December, [folders 1336 and 1337] Invitations, 2 A, 1950-January 1951, [folder 787] 3 A, 1950 4 B, 1950, [folders 788 and 789(4)] 5 B, 1950 6 C, 1950-January 1951, [folders 789(1) and 1431] 7 C, 1950, [folder 789(2)] 8 C, 1950, [folder 789(3)] 9 C, 1950, [folder 789(4)] 10 Ca-Ch, 1950 11 Cl-Cordele, 1950 12 Cot-Cudd, 1950 13 Charleston, 1950 14 Charlotte, 1950 15 Columbia, 1950 16 D, 1950, [folder 790] 17 E, 1950, [folder 791]

Box Folder Title 20 1 F, 1950, [folder 792] 2 G, 1950, [folder 793] 3 Greenville, 1950 4 Ga-Gr, 1950 5 H, 1950, [folder 794] 6 I-J, 1950, [folders 795 and 799] 7 K, 1950-January 1951, [folder 796] 8 L, 1950-January 1951, [folder 797] 9 M, 1950, [folders 798 and 801] 10 M, 1950 11 N, 1950, [folder 799] 12 N, 1950 13 O-P, 1950, [folder 800]

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14 Q-R, 1950, [folder 801] 15 S, 1950, [folder 802(1-2)] 16 S, 1950

Box Folder Title 21 1 T, 1950, [folder 803] 2 UVW, 1950, [folder 804] 3 XYZ, 1950, [folder 805] 4 Ku Klux Klan, 1950, [folder 1345] 5 Last Confederate Soldier, August-December 1950 6 Law, General, 1950 7 Liberty , March 29, 1947 8 Literacy Requirements for Voting, undated [folder 1355] 9 Medical Association, Personal, 1950-January 1951, [folder 1442] 10 Medical Reports, 1946, October 7, 1949, [folder 56] 11 National Security Resources Board, April 28, 1948 12 News Clippings, 1947-1950 13 News Clippings, undated 14 Offers, Agent T. Bye, 1947, August 5, 1949, [folder 672] 15 Personal Merit Plan, 1950 [folder 1447] 16 Portrait of Byrnes in SC Senate Chamber, Program, February 19, 1947 17 South Carolina Magazine , March-April 1947 18 The South Carolinian , March 1947 19 State Government, 1948 [folders 784 and 1300] 20 State Taxes, 1950 [folder 1454]

Box Folder Title 22 1 Stocks, 1946-1949, [folders 871(1) and 871(5)] 2 Stocks, 1950-January 1951, [folder 871(4)] 3 Taxes, 1947-1949 [folder 700] 4 Taxes, 1950 5 Translation of a Soviet Statement on Berlin, July 14, 1948, [folder 1300] 6 Truman, Harry, February 1947-November 1948 7 Truman, Harry, Correspondence, 1947-1950, USC Material

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