Statements, 1949

File — Box: 2, Folder: 18

Identifier: Subseries B

Staff Only

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"The Appointment of Mr. Otis W. Livingston as a Member of the State Tax Commission to Succeed the Late Thomas M. Howell," [Columbia, S.C.], October 3, 1949.
"Telegram [Indicates] Reduction of 5% in Workmen's Compensation Insurance Rates," [Columbia, S.C.], October 5, 1949.
"The Passing of J. H. Fowls, Clerk of the State Senate," [Columbia, S.C.], October 12, 1949.
"[South Carolina's Great Textile Industry]", Southern Textile News' "The Textile South" Edition, [Charlotte, N.C.], October 15, 1949.
"[On Being Asked to Comment on Mr. James F. Byrnes, Statement that he might be available to offer for Governor]", [Columbia, S.C.], October 17, 1949.
"[Rent Decontrol in Greenville, South Carolina]," [Greenville, S.C.], October 28, 1949.
"[The] Appointment of Mr. O. L. Brady as Chief of South Carolina Law Enforcement Division," [Columbia, S.C.], October 29, 1949.
"[South Carolina's Dominant Role in the Cotton Textile Industry Continues During 1948]," American Wool and Cotton Reporter's "Southern Progress Edition," [Boston, Massachusetts], November 8, 1949.
"The Death of Honorable William P. Blackwell, Secretary of State of South Carolina," [Columbia, S.C.], November 18, 1949.
"[The] Appointment of P. T. Bradham as Secretary of State of South Carolina," [Columbia, S.C.], November 23, 1949.
"The Appointment of Mr. Wilson W. Harris of Clinton, as a Member of the Board of Regents of South Carolina State Hospital," [Columbia, S.C.], December 2, 1949.
"[Interstate Commerce Commission-The Last Major Obstacle to Freight Rate Equality]," [Columbia, S.C.], December 2, 1949.
"[Governor Thurmond Supports Mr. Ralph Sigwald in the National Talent Contest on the Horace Heidt Radio Program]," [Columbia, S.C.], December 13, 1949.
"Urging Safety Precautions for Christmas and New Year's Holidays," [Columbia, S.C.], December 15, 1949.
"[South Carolina's Contribution to the Solution of Louisiana's Water Management Problem]," Columbia, S.C., December 22, 1949.
"[Merry Christmas]," Radio Station WNOK, Columbia, S.C., December 24, 1949.