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A Guide to the Spessard L. Holland Papers

 

Finding aid prepared by John R. Nemmers

University of Florida Smathers Libraries - Special and Area Studies Collections
January 2005

 

Spessard L. Holland

Descriptive Summary

Provenance: Holland, Spessard L. (Spessard Lindsey), 1892-1971
Title: Spessard L. Holland Papers
Dates: 1913-1972
Abstract: Personal and official political papers, dated 1913-1972, of former U.S. Senator and Florida Governor, Spessard Lindsey Holland.
Extent: 264 linear feet. (631 Boxes)
Identification: Ms 55


Biographical/Historical Note

Spessard Lindsey Holland's career in public service spanned approximately fifty years. A lifelong citizen of Florida, he held positions as County Judge, State Senator, Governor, and finally as a member of the U.S. Senate. A self-described "moderate conservative with a little liberalism in many areas" and a member of the Democratic Party, he appealed to a large number of voters in Florida and never lost an election throughout his career.

Early Life
Spessard Lindsey Holland was born on July 10, 1892 in Bartow, Polk County, Florida, where he was raised and educated. His father, Benjamin F. Holland, was a citrus grower and abstractor, and his mother, Fannie Virginia (Spessard) Holland, was a school teacher. In 1912, he graduated with a Bachelor in Arts degree from Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia. Following graduation, he taught public school in Warrenton, Georgia, until 1914 and then returned to Florida to attend the University of Florida College of Law. An active student, he served as president of the student body and editor-in-chief of the yearbook, The Seminole. He was an outstanding athlete and attracted the attention of professional teams. He was sufficiently impressive as a pitcher for the UF baseball team that manager Connie Mack offered him a position on his ball club. Holland declined because he was not very interested in becoming a professional athlete, especially at the age of 24. He decided to complete his education as a lawyer, and earned his degree in 1916. That same year, he was admitted to the bar in Florida and commenced practice in his hometown of Bartow.

When the United States entered World War I in 1917, Holland joined the Army and the Coast Artillery Corps. He went to Europe with the 31st Artillery Brigade, and then transferred to the Air Force where he served with the 24th Flying Squadron in France. For his valor during combat flights, he was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross. At the end of the war in 1919, he retired with the rank of Captain and returned to Bartow. He married Mary Alice Groover, whom he had met while on leave in Florida, and resumed the practice of law.

Holland served as prosecuting attorney of Polk County in 1919 and 1920. He next campaigned for and was elected to the position of county judge, a position he held from 1921 until 1929. Throughout the period, he continued to maintain his own law practice. In the early 1920s, he formed a partnership with W.F. Bevis establishing a firm that would last several decades and include partners such as Robert L. Hughes, Jr., and William A. McRae, Jr. In between those years spent in public office, Holland always returned to his practice in Bartow.

Member of the Florida Senate, 1932-1940
Holland was elected to the State Senate in 1932 and served two four-year terms until 1940. As a state senator, he was the author of several pieces of legislation related to citrus, including the Citrus Commission Act, the Frost and Freeze Forecast Act, and the Citrus Advertising Act. He voted against the repeal of the 18th Amendment because Polk County was voluntarily a dry county and his constituents had a negative reaction to the possible repeal of prohibition. He led opposition to a Florida Recovery Act issue seeking to eliminate chain stores, a controversial measure that he and his fellow opponents were successful in defeating. He also helped draft the Florida School Code and supported other acts intended to improve public schools and teacher benefits. He was a strong supporter of the Soil Conservation District Act, the Fair Trade Act, and several bills reducing or repealing taxes in the state.

During his second term, Holland's reputation grew when a filibuster to prevent a vote on controversial salary buying legislation led to physical violence on the floor of the Senate. Holland and other supporters of the legislation saw salary buying as little more than loan sharking and sought to define the practice as lending so that it could be regulated and the racketeers put out of business. At the end of the 1939 session, Sen. R. Lucas Black emerged as the leading opponent to the bill and threatened a filibuster in order to delay the roll call until the end of the session. During a recess after a day of argument on the Senate floor, Black engaged Sen. Joe Sharit, a proponent of the legislation, in a heated exchange. When Holland stepped over to intervene, Black struck Holland with his cane. Neither Holland nor Sharit retaliated, and Black later apologized for his behavior. As a result of the threatened filibuster the legislation was removed from consideration that session, but the episode served to enhance Holland's image around the state as an honorable politician.

Governor of Florida, 1941-1945
Holland was hesitant to run for the governor's office because he was more interested in serving on the U.S. Senate and he was aware that the system of patronage appointments often hurt the chances of former governors to win a seat in the Senate. He believed that for every appointment made by a governor, there were several newly created enemies among those people who weren't appointed. However, he did decide to run for the position and began his campaign in 1939. He defeated Francis Whitehair in the 1940 Democratic gubernatorial primary and faced no Republican opponent in the general election later that year. In January 1941, he was sworn in as the 28th governor of Florida.

As a war-time governor, Holland's administration was principally concerned with Florida's defense effort during World War II. He coordinated the state's defense in close cooperation with the federal government. At his request, his brother, Frank Holland, became a principal figure in organizing the state's non-military civil defense. Under Governor Holland's leadership, the state implemented the largest road and highway construction program in its history. Primarily for defense, and built with a great deal of federal assistance, the construction greatly improved the state's transportation infrastructure and increased opportunities for development following the war.

During his four-year term, Holland led or supported several important initiatives. He established the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission as a separate agency. A stronger ad valorem tax structure was established, thereby rescuing that system of taxation. He helped form the Minimum Foundation Program for public schools, and increased state assistance to the blind and aged. As a member of the Southern Governors' Committee on Freight Rates, he led a successful fight to reduce rates. In 1944, the deed to state lands in the Everglades was executed, paving the way for the creation of the Everglades National Park. He also served on the Executive Committee of the National Governors' Conference, providing him with the opportunity to work at the national level with several individuals he would later work with during his tenure in the U.S. Senate.

Member of the U.S. Senate, 1946-1971
Despite Holland's hesitancy in 1940 to campaign for governor because of the patronage system, his fears proved to be unwarranted. As a result of World War II, a number of people were involved in the war effort and there was less demand for positions. When his term ended in 1945, he knew that had avoided making too many enemies around the state and had a good chance at a seat in the Senate. He had been informed earlier than most that Senator Charles O. Andrews was not going to seek re-election due to poor health, thereby providing him with an opportunity in the 1946 election. He met with and received assurances from Doyle E. Carlton and J. Hardin Peterson, two prominent Florida politicians and close friends, that they would not be running in the campaign so he would not be hindering their own efforts or campaigning against them. When his term as governor ended in 1945, he returned to Bartow to practice law and begin his campaign. In the Democratic primary election in early 1940, he ran against and defeated Lex Green, Polly Rose Balfe and Henry M. Burch. In September, two months before the general election, Senator Andrews died while in office and Governor Millard Caldwell appointed Holland to complete the unexpired term. While holding this office, Holland defeated Republican J. Harry Schad and officially was elected to a full Senate term beginning in 1947.

Holland considered the ratification of the 24th Amendment, officially ending the poll tax, as one of the great successes of his Senate career. From his days in the Florida Senate, he had supported efforts to abolish the tax but had seen no progress on the issue in more than ten years. He disliked the poll tax primarily because it resulted in corrupt machine politics wherein political leaders would buy the votes of those who couldn't afford to pay the tax themselves. Holland was aware that the poll tax had a significant impact on poor African Americans, but was more interested in halting corrupt politics than in passing a piece of civil rights legislation. After witnessing the defeat of anti-poll tax legislation again and again, he decided that it could not be abolished by statute because the courts would declare such legislation unconstitutional. In fact, for this very reason he debated against such a piece of legislation in 1948 even though he supported the measures of the bill. The very next year, he proposed an amendment to the Constitution seeking to abolish the tax. For the next thirteen years, he continued to submit the amendment during each session. Finally, in 1962, the amendment was approved by Congress and submitted for ratification by the states. His long crusade to overturn the poll tax finally succeeded in 1964 with the ratification of the 24th Amendment to the Constitution.

Another long battle in which Holland eventually prevailed was the fight to pass the Tidelands Act, formally known as the Submerged Lands Act. As Governor of Florida, it had been his understanding that the federal government recognized the maritime states' ownership of the submerged lands off of their coasts. In fact, he had cooperated closely with the government and Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes whenever they sought permission to use Florida's submerged lands, so he knew that there was precedence for the federal government's recognition that these were state-owned lands. In 1945, however, Ickes led an effort to bring suit against California, and later other coastal states, disputing this ownership. The federal government wanted control of the oil available in these submerged lands and the struggle quickly became known as the Tidelands Oil affair. In 1947, the Supreme Court ruled that the federal government had the right to these lands and upheld this split decision in later rulings. The states were outraged and set out to overturn this decision.

From the onset of his term Holland supported the fight to create tidelands legislation ensuring state ownership, but it proved to be a frustrating struggle. In 1951 and 1952, however, he took over the leadership of the effort and sponsored a bill that was narrowly passed in 1952. When President Truman vetoed the legislation, Holland and his supporters could not find enough votes to override the veto. With the change of Senate leadership in 1953 Holland expected to step back into a supporting role, but was surprised to find that the new Republican leadership wanted him to stay on as co-leader, along with Price Daniel of Texas. When the bill came up again in 1953, they knew that they had a good chance at victory because they had the votes in the Senate and the new Eisenhower administration was much more favorable towards the bill than Truman had been. In a desperate attempt to kill the legislation opponents in the Senate began a filibuster, during which either he or Daniels had to be on the floor every minute day or night for forty days. The filibuster failed, the bill passed, and Eisenhower signed it in 1953. Subsequently, the legislation was tested and upheld twice in the Supreme Court, and on the second occasion in 1959, Holland assisted to write Florida's briefs and closed the State's argument before the Court.

With twenty-two years on the Agriculture and Forestry Committee, sixteen years on the Appropriations Committee, and over six years on the Public Works Committee, Holland had the opportunity to support numerous programs benefiting Florida. He strongly endorsed the controversial Cross Florida Barge Canal for almost twenty years, and proposed several pieces of legislation to further the construction of that waterway. In 1947 and 1948, Holland pushed to set up the Central and South Florida Flood Control program, which was recommended by the Corps of Engineers following the 1947 hurricane and floods. He also sponsored and supported several water navigation, soil conservation, and highway projects in the state, and continued his lifelong support of the Everglades National Park. In addition, he used his ten years of service on the National Aeronautical and Space Committee to help ensure the success of the Florida space program.

On a broader scope, Holland was very active on issues not directly related to Florida. He was first Senator to urge statehood for Alaska and Hawaii. He supported and actively fought for the completion of the St. Lawrence Seaway. He participated in the investigation and debate of problems associated with migrant and off-shore labor. Holland also believed in strong relations with Latin America, and was extremely proud of his work to push for the creation of an Inter-American Highway through Central America to get land access to the Panama Canal. In addition, he was a supporter of Interama and constantly endorsed legislation that would strengthen U.S. ties with Latin America.

Throughout his career, Holland actively campaigned for anti-communist legislation and activities. He was a strong proponent of the Marshall Plan, NATO, and President Truman's plan to send aid to post-war Greece and Turkey in order to halt the growth of communism in that region. In the 1950s, he supported the decision to fight in Korea and voted for the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution in 1964, although he later declared it a mistake on his part. Domestically, he sought to dampen the influence of organized labor, feeling that there was too much corruption and fearing the influence of communism. In 1947, he actively supported the Taft-Hartley Act in order to prevent strikes and lock-outs in vital industries, and he fought against its repeal in 1949. For the next two decades, he sponsored and supported legislation to prevent strikes and curb the abuses by labor interests.

Holland's stance on the Civil Rights issue is less clear than his position on other important issues debated during his tenure in the Senate, and possibly this is as Holland intended. In fact, as Holland prepared to write an autobiography during his retirement he created lists of topics he wanted to cover and neglected to include any of the Civil Rights program, except as it related to the 1960 Democratic National Convention. Described by some as a racist and supporter of segregation, he nevertheless was not as outspoken on the issue as some of his fellow Dixiecrats. And even if Holland had favored civil rights legislation, it is unlikely he would have supported it openly for fear that he would lose the support and gain the animosity of his constituents. Holland played an active part in the 1949 and 1950 fight of Southern Senators to defeat enactment of a Civil Rights program. But when the Supreme Court handed down its landmark Brown v. Board decision in 1954, he asked the citizens of Florida to support the decision even though they might not agree with it. Less than two years later, however, he signed the Southern Manifesto criticizing the Brown decision as an abuse of judicial power. Despite the fact that he fought for several years to abolish the poll tax, finally succeeding in 1964 with the 24th Amendment, he made it clear that he was fighting political corruption rather than creating "so-called civil rights" legislation.

Holland decided to retire from the Senate at the age of 78, explaining that he did not believe he could vigorously serve the interests of his constituents for a fifth full term. In 1971, he returned to his home in Bartow, Florida, to spend time with his wife and family and to work on his autobiography. He died on November 6, 1971.

Sources: Biographical Directory of the Governors of the United States, 1789-1978, edited by Robert Sobel and John Raimo (Westport, CN: Meckler Books), 1978. "George A. Smathers, United States Senator, 1951-1969," Oral History Interviews, Senate Historical Office, Washington, D.C. Henry, Bill, The Holland Years: WFLA-TV news director Bill Henry talks with former United States senator Spessard Holland (Tampa, FL: WFLA), 1971. Holland, Spessard L., unpublished autobiography fragments, Spessard L. Holland Papers, Special and Area Studies Collections, University of Florida Libraries, ca. 1971. United States Congress, Biographical Directory of the American Congress, 1774-1996 (Alexandria, VA: CQ Staff Directories), 1997.


Scope and Content

The collection spans the dates 1913-1972 and primarily consists of materials accumulated by Holland during his eight years in the Florida Senate and his twenty-four years in the U.S. Senate. In addition, there are numerous personal, business, and legal files covering almost sixty years of his life. The majority of the collection is comprised of papers, although it also contains photographs, memorabilia, and manuscript material. His papers provide a fascinating perspective on several decades of the twentieth century, particularly the 1930s through the early 1970s. As with all political collections of significant size, the materials cover a wide range of subjects. Of particular interest are those events and issues that have shaped the nation and world, including World War II, organized labor, the Vietnam War, the spread of communism, the civil rights movement, the space race, and the Cold War. Prominent topics related to Florida include the citrus industry, the Everglades National Park, flood control, the Cross Florida Barge Canal, wartime defense, tidelands, and Cuba.

The collection is arranged into twenty series that document Holland's professional and personal life. Despite the grouping of materials into logical series, information on particular topics can be dispersed throughout the collection and researchers may find relevant materials in several series. For the most part, personal papers are filed separately from official papers, reflecting the filing practices employed by Holland and his staff. Therefore, the series tend to be either personal (e.g., correspondence, business papers, campaign files) or official (e.g., State Senate papers, U.S. Senate papers), although there are a few series that contain both. The Personal Files and Miscellaneous Correspondence series, for example, contain Holland's personal and family correspondence, legal files, and business papers, primarily from the 1920s and 1930s. The Florida Senate Legislative Files, spanning 1928 to 1940, contain the correspondence, legislation, and subject files from Holland's tenure in the State Senate. There are several series of campaign files covering his campaigns for the Florida Senate, the 1940 Gubernatorial election, and U.S. Senate campaigns.

Although the official papers of Holland's term as Governor of Florida (1941-1945) reside in the State Archives, the collection does contain materials created or accumulated by Holland during this period. The Gubernatorial General Correspondence series, dated 1940-1944, includes files related to Holland's inauguration and the formation of his administration and staff, as well as recommendations and solicitations for appointments. Correspondence between Holland and members of the military during World War II can be found in the Service Men's Letters series. The Miscellaneous Personal Files series, 1925-1946, primarily consists of personal correspondence, business papers, and financial material created while in office.

The largest series, the Senatorial Papers, is further divided into several sub-series according to session of Congress. Holland's Senate office originally organized his files according to the File Code of the U.S. Senate, and this arrangement has been maintained (for more information, please refer to the series description for the Senatorial Papers). Each sub-series documents his legislative activities and is comprised of official correspondence, legislation, reports, news clippings, memoranda, and subject files. Numerous topics, such as civil rights, anti-poll tax legislation, and the Cross Florida Barge Canal, span several sessions of Congress and are spread across multiple sub-series.

Photographs, speeches, press releases, and miscellaneous materials, which cover both personal and official aspects of Holland's life, are filed in separate series. A series of newspaper and newsletter clippings collected by Mary Holland, dated 1941-1970, also includes a small amount of memorabilia such as programs, invitations, and correspondence. Among the materials in the Miscellaneous series are memorabilia, articles, biographical information, certificates, and other ephemera collected or created by Holland throughout his life. Of particular interest is the autobiography Holland began preparing during his retirement in 1971.

With the exception of the Senatorial Papers series, which has its own filing scheme, the files in each series are arranged alphabetically or chronologically.


Access or Use Restrictions

Access

Collection is open for research.


Related Material

A collection of Spessard Lindsey Holland Papers housed in the Florida State University Special Collections department is comprised of gubernatorial papers, Senatorial campaign papers, personal correspondence dated 1940-1971, Floridiana, membership and affiliation files, materials related to his service in World War I, photographs, memorabilia, and files related to his retirement in 1971. In addition, The Claude Pepper Collection at Florida State University contains material related to the 1958 Pepper-Holland primary campaign as well as numerous other files pertaining to subjects common to both politicians.

The official papers of Holland's term as Governor of Florida, 1941-1945, are retained by the Florida State Bureau of Archives and Records Management. In addition, the State Archives also holds the Oral History Program files of Governor Bob Graham, of which Holland was a subject.


Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Spessard L. Holland Papers, Special and Area Studies Collections, George A. Smathers Libraries, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida.

Processing History

The collection originally was processed in the early 1970s by department staff. In 2005, further processing was completed in order to improve access and create a detailed finding aid to the materials.


Alternate Form of Finding Aid

Due to its large size an alternate version of this descriptive finding aid, broken into several pages, is available at http://web.uflib.ufl.edu/spec/pkyonge/Holland.htm.


Contents List

Personal Files 1925-1945

This series primarily contains personal and family correspondence. In addition, there are legal and financial documents and files related to memberships and affiliations. Correspondents include Holland's Bartow law partner, W.F. Bevis; G.B. "Gabby" Knowles; his wife, Mary Holland; and his brother, Frank Holland. There is also a file pertaining to the genealogy of the Spessard Family. Files are arranged alphabetically.

Box 1

Bevis, W. F. (Law Partner), Kiwanis. 1927-1928
Boy Scouts of America Flaming Arrow Council. 1935-1939
Correspondence - Friends. 1936-1942
Genealogy, Spessard Family. 1928-1930
Goldthwaite, George E. (taxes, Lake Placid). 1926-1945
Groover, Katherine. 1936-1937
Groover, Morgan K., Estate of. 1938
Groves. 1937-1938
Highland Park Club Charter. 1927-1928
Holland, Frank R. 1930-1939
Holland, Mary. 1934-1937
Johnson and Brown, Inc. - Stock Shares. 1928
Kiwanis Club Correspondence. 1926-1939

Box 2

Knowles, G.B. "Gabby" - American Legion. 1931-1939
Leonard, L.E. (land purchase). 1926-1936
Lewis, Frank H. (mortgage). 1925-1931
Library, Floridiana (book dealers, libraries, etc.). 1929-1939
Licenses, Attorney. 1933-1937
Wilson, Borden. 1934-1939



Miscellaneous Correspondence 1927-1940

This series is comprised of chronological files of personal and business papers, including personal correspondence, legislative papers, and legal documents. Although the majority of Holland's legislative files from his tenure in the Florida State Senate can be found in subsequent series within the collection, it should be noted that some legislative correspondence has been intermixed with the personal and business papers found within this series. Files are arranged chronologically.

Box 2

Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1927-1930
Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1930
Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1930

Box 3

Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1931
Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1932
Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1932
Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1933
Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1933

Box 4

Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1933
Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1933
Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1934
Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1934
Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1934

Box 5

Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1935
Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1935
Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1935
Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1935
Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1935
Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1936

Box 6

Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1936
Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1936
Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1937
Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1937
Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1938

Box 7

Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1938
Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1938
Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1939
Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1939
Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1939
Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1939
Personal, Legislative, Legal, etc. 1939-1940



Florida Senate - Chronological Correspondence 1933-1939

Chronological files of Holland's correspondence during his term in the State Senate (1932-1940). Files are arranged chronologically by year and then by month.

Box 8

March. 1933
April #1. 1933
April #2. 1933
April #3. 1933
April #4. 1933

Box 9

May #1. 1933
May #2. 1933
May #3. 1933
May #4. 1933
June. 1933
March. 1935
April #1. 1935

Box 10

April #2. 1935
April #3. 1935
April #4. 1935
April #5. 1935
April #6. 1935
May #1. 1935

Box 11

May #2. 1935
May #3. 1935
May #4. 1935
April #1. 1937
April #2. 1937

Box 12

April #3. 1937
April #4. 1937
May #1. 1937
May #2. 1937
May #3. 1937
June. 1937

Box 13

March. 1939
April #1. 1939
April #2. 1939
May #1. 1939
May #2. 1939

Box 14

May #3. 1939
May #4. 1939



Florida Senate - Legislative Files 1928-1940

This series contains the correspondence, legislation, and subject files from Holland's tenure in the State Senate. Of particular interest are files related to the Cross Florida Barge Canal, Alberto Camero and the gambling investigation, the Everglades National Park, communism, the University of Florida, labor issues such as strikes and child labor, and Sen. Robert L. Black's fight with Holland in the Senate. There are numerous files pertaining to chain stores and the Florida Recovery Act, the Florida School Code, taxation, and the citrus industry. Correspondents include several politicians and well-known figures in Florida, including Fred P. Cone, Duncan U. Fletcher, Peter O. Knight, Phil May, Nathan Mayo, Claude Pepper, J. Hardin Peterson, John Ringling, and David Sholtz. Files are arranged alphabetically.

Box 15

Advertising Committee, Governor's All-Florida. 1935-1937
Advisory and Planning Board. 1934
Agricultural Exemption for Social Security. 1933-1937
Agricultural Experiment Stations. 1933
Agricultural Extension Service. 1933-1938
All-Florida Protective Association. 1934-1935
American Bar Association, committee regarding admissions to. 1933-1938
Appropriations. 1933-1940
Attorney General, Assistant to. 1936
Auburndale Charter Amendment. 1939
Aviation. 1931, 1939
Bar Association, Florida State. 1930-1938
Bartow Charter. Not dated
Beer Bill and Prohibition. 1933-1934
Beer Bill and Prohibition. 1933-1934

Box 16

Beer Bill and Prohibition. 1933-1935
Bill #259 (Wholesaler Trucking). 1939
Bills (Miscellaneous Legislation). 1935, Not dated
Black Incident (Sen. Robert L. Black fight with Holland). 1939
Camero, Alberto (Investigation). 1933-1937
Canal, Cross Florida. 1933-1939
Canneries. 1938-1939
Case, H.C. 1934-1936
Century of Progress Exposition. 1932-1933
Chain Stores (Florida Recovery Act). 1935
Chain Stores (Florida Recovery Act). 1936
Chain Stores (Florida Recovery Act). 1937
Chain Stores (Florida Recovery Act). 1938

Box 17

Chain Stores (Florida Recovery Act). 1939
Chain Stores (Florida Recovery Act) Miscellaneous Information. 1935-1939
Chamber of Commerce, Florida State. 1935-1938
Chamber of Commerce, Florida State. 1938-1940
Child Labor Amendment. 1936-1939
Citrus - Advertising. 1935-1937
Citrus - Bond of License. 1935-1937

Box 18

Citrus - Color Added Matter. 1935-1937
Citrus Commission. 1935-1937
Citrus - Control Committee. 1936-1937
Citrus - Field Box Legislation. 1933-1939
Citrus - Garrett, Chas. A. 1938
Citrus - Grapefruit. 1937-1939
Citrus - Growers Clearing House. 1931-1935
Citrus - Inspection Service (Bill 701). 1937-1939
Citrus - Legislation. 1930-1940
Citrus - Marketing. 1937-1939
Citrus - Marketing Act. 1935-1939
Citrus - Miscellaneous. 1932-1937

Box 19

Citrus - Miscellaneous. 1937
Citrus - Miscellaneous (Reports). 1938
Citrus - Miscellaneous. 1939
Citrus - Miscellaneous. 1939
Citrus - Miscellaneous. 1937-1940
City Charters, Senate Committee. 1935-1937
Communism. 1935-1939
Cone, Fred P. (Governor). 1937-1938
Conservation, Board of. 1935-1938

Box 20

Council of State Government. 1937-1940
County Budget Commission. 1933
Criminal Code. 1937-1939
Criminal Court. 1935
Debt Refunding. 1934
Debt Refunding. 1934
Democratic Executive Committee. 1932-1938
Driver's License Legislation. 1939
Dry Cleaning and Laundry Law. 1939
Education Association, Florida. 1935-1939
Egg Legislation. 1933
Emergency Relief Administration, Florida. 1934-1935

Box 21

Engagements. 1929-1931
Engagements. 1932
Engagements. 1933
Engagements. 1934
Engagements. 1935
Engagements. 1936
Engagements. 1937
Engagements. 1938

Box 22

Engagements. 1939
Everglades National Park. 1931-1937
Fair Trade Act, Florida. 1937-1939
Federal Housing Administration. 1934-1935
Fertilizer. 1933-1935
Fertilizer. 1933-1935
Fertilizer. 1937
Fish and Wildlife Hunting Regulations. 1933-1939
Fletcher, Duncan U. 1935-1936

Box 23

Forest Service, Florida. 1933-1938
Foster, Stephen (Memorial). 1939
Freeze in Florida. 1934
Frost Service. 1936-1938
Fuller's Florida Letter. 1935-1940
Gubernatorial. 1932-1936
Guthrie, J.B. 1938-1939
Haines City. 1939
Historical Records Survey. 1937-1938

Box 24

Historical Society, Florida State. 1935-1939
Hodges, William C. 1934-1935
Holland, Margaret or Mary (Attache Matter - Senate). 1936
Homestead Tax. 1934-1935
Industrial Commission, Florida. 1939
Insurance Legislation - General. 1932-1939
Insurance Legislation - Title. 1932-1937
Jackson Day Celebration. 1937-1938
Judges (Legislation). 1933-1935

Box 25

Knight, Peter. 1932-1935
Knight, Peter. 1936-1939
Labor Troubles. 1937
Laird, Hervey. 1932-1936
Lake Hatchineha. 1935-1937
Lake Placid - Minority Report. 1933
Lakeland - Gulf Canal Co. 1933-1934
Legislation - Miscellaneous. 1930-1939
Library, State of Florida. 1935-1939
Liquor Laws. 1937
Marketing Bureau, Florida. 1934-1939
May, Phil. 1934-1939

Box 26

Mayo, Nathan. 1933-1939
Medical Association, Florida. 1935
Municipalities, Florida League of. 1933-1938
Murdaugh Matter. 1933
National Advisory Committee, World's Fair. 1937-1940
National Economic League. 1931-1936
National Recovery Act (NRA). 1933
Neutrality Act. 1939
Orange Festival. 1939
Pensions. 1933-1938
Pensions. 1939

Box 27

Pensions Bill - Dozier. 1935-1936
Pepper, Claude. 1938-1939
Peterson, J. Hardin. 1934-1939
Planning Board, Florida. 1935-1937
Plant Board, Florida. 1933-1939
Politics. 1928-1931
Politics. 1932
Politics. 1932
Politics. 1933
Politics. 1936
Polk County Budget Commission. 1935
Polk County Democratic Platform. 1934-1935
Polk County Schools. 1935-1936
Port St. Joe Centennial. 1938

Box 28

Proposed New Legislation. 1933
Proposed New Legislation. 1937
Proposed New Legislation. 1938
Proposed New Legislation. 1939
Public Utilities. 1933
Railroads. 1932
Redistricting, Judicial Courts. 1935
Ringling, John. 1937
Road Department. 1932-1935
Road Department. 1936-1939

Box 29

Road Department. 1937-1939
Rutherford, Sam. 1936-1939
Salary Buying Bill. 1939
School Code. 1938-1939
School Code. 1938-1939
School Code. 1938-1939
School Code. 1939
School Code. 1939

Box 30

School Code - Correspondence. 1938-1940
School Code - Expenses. 1939
School Legislation. 1933
School Legislation. 1934-1935
School Legislation. 1937
Schools - Correspondence. 1935-1939
Seminole Indian Association. 1935-1937
Senate Correspondence. 1939
Sessions, George W., Sr. 1933-1935
Sholtz, David (Governor). 1933-1934
Sholtz, David (Governor). 1935-1936

Box 31

Slot Machines. 1937-1939
Social Legislation. 1935
Social Security Act. 1936-1937
Social Security Act. 1937
Soil Conservation. 1939
Strikes. 1933
Supreme Court, Florida. 1930-1939
Swearington, John J. 1933
Taxation. 1933-1936
Taxation. 1939

Box 32

Taxation. 1939
Taxation. 1939
Taxes, Intangible. 1939
Taxpayers Association, Florida. 1934-1938
Tuberculosis. 1933-1940
Unemployment Compensation, Florida. 1937-1939
University of Florida. 1935-1936
University of Florida. 1937-1938
University of Florida. 1939
University of Florida - Correspondence with Dr. Tigert. 1932-1933

Box 33

University of Florida Experiment Station (Plant Board). 1937
Welfare - Florida State Board of Public Welfare. 1935-1939
Welfare - State Board of Social Welfare. 1935-1938
Workmen's Compensation Act. 1931-1933
Workmen's Compensation Act. 1934-1937
Works Progress Administration (WPA), Florida. 1935-1938
World Court. 1932
WRUF Radio Station, University of Florida. 1933-1939



Campaign Files - General 1931-1964

This series primarily is comprised of material pertaining to Holland's campaigns for the Florida Senate. In addition, there is a small amount of papers related to campaigns for election to the U.S. senate, although researchers should note that the majority of the U.S. Senate campaign files are currently housed at Florida State University in Tallahassee. Included in this series are campaign activity files, news clippings, campaign correspondence, mailing lists, lists of key men and women in the state, support correspondence, and congratulatory letters. Files are arranged chronologically. Papers related to the Gubernatorial campaign in 1940 and the U.S. Senate campaign of 1946 can be found in subsequent series within this collection. Although there are no files related to the 1958 primary race against Claude Pepper, there are some political support files pertaining to this race in the Senatorial Papers 85th Congress 2nd Session series. In addition, the Claude Pepper Collection at the Florida State University has several files related to this election.

Box 34

Campaign Correspondence. 1931-1933
Campaign Correspondence. 1934
Congratulations. 1936
Congratulations. 1936
Miscellaneous. 1936
Miscellaneous (Lists, Clippings, etc.). 1936
Newspaper Clippings. 1936
Support Correspondence. March 1936

Box 35

Support Correspondence. April 1936
Support Correspondence. May 1936
Activities, Political Campaigns. 1956
Miscellaneous. 1964
Newspaper Endorsements. 1964



Gubernatorial Campaign - Correspondence 1936-1940

Correspondence pertaining to the gubernatorial election in 1940. The correspondence deals with campaign support, key men and women in cities and counties, solicitation for appointments to state positions, scheduling appearances, etc. Correspondents include several politicians and well-known figures in Florida, including Charles O. Andrews, Harold Colee, LeRoy Collins, R.A. Gray, Sid Herlong, Phil May, Allen Morris, Claude Pepper, J. Hardin Peterson, A.G. Shands, Bob Sikes, John J. Tigert, and Park Trammell. Other correspondents include family members, friends and business partners including Mary Holland, Frank Holland, W.A. McRae, and W.F. Bevis. There is a special "Colored" file for African American supporters and issues. Files are arranged alphabetically.

Box 36

Aa-Ak. 1939-1940
Adams, Neal (Gainesville). 1940
Albury (Key West). 1940
Al-Ale. 1940
Alf-Am. 1939-1940
Allen. 1939-1940
Allen, W.P. 1939-1940
Andrews, Charles O. 1940
An-Ap. 1939-1940

Box 37

Ar. 1940
Arnold, Carrie (Pensacola). 1940
Arnold, W.P. (Tallahassee). 1940
Arthur, Thomas L. (Miami). 1940
As-Az. 1940
Ashley, J.G. (Don). 1940
Auchter, Geo. D. (Jacksonville). 1939-1940
Axleroad, Benjamin (Miami). 1940
Ayers, Willard. 1940
B-Bai. 1940
Bailey, Howard S. (Chipley). 1940
Baird, L.R. (Venice). 1940
Baker, John. 1940

Box 38

Baker, John H. 1940
Bak-Ban. 1939-1940
Ballenger, John (Lakeland). 1940
Bar-. 1940
Barco, Mrs. W.M. 1940
Barnett, R. Ira (Lakeland). 1940
Bas-Baz. 1939-1940
Baxter, E.G. (Gainesville). 1939-1940
Baynard. 1939-1940

Box 39

Be-Bek. 1939-1940
Bel-Ben. 1939-1940
Bell, Kenneth. 1939-1940
Ber-Bez. 1939-1940
Bi-. 1940
Bigham, S.C. 1940
Bl-. 1939-1940

Box 40

Blair, Alexander (Lake Placid). 1940
Boa-Boo. 1940
Bohanan, W.J. (Lakeland). 1940
Bor-Boz. 1940
Boring, Arthur R. (Plant City). 1940
Bowe, S.J. (Orlando). 1940
Bowman, S.H. (Clermont). 1940
Boyd, M.M. (Ft. Myers). 1940
Boyette, J. Ancil. 1940
Boynton, H. Grady (Canal Point). 1940
Br-Bre. 1939-1940

Box 41

Branch, Drew (Tallahassee). 1939-1940
Bri-. 1939-1940
Bright, James H. (Miami). 1940
Bro-. 1939-1940
Brock, Clifton. 1940
Brooker, W.C. 1939-1940
Brooks, Charles A. (Orlando). 1940
Brorein, Carl D. 1940
Brown. 1940
Brown, Earl W. 1939-1940
Brown, Mrs. Sam (Miami). 1940

Box 42

Bru-Bry. 1939-1940
Bryant, Thomas W. (Lakeland). 1939-1940
Bua-Burg. 1939-1940
Burk-Burks. 1940
Burnett-Burt. 1940
Burritt, R.E. (Tampa). 1940
Burton-Bus. 1940
Bussy, J.R. (St. Petersburg). 1938-1940

Box 43

Butler, J. Turner (Jacksonville). 1940
Butler, Thomas W. 1940
Butler-Butts. 1940
Butt, Nixon. 1940
Byrd, C.Y. 1940
Byrd-Byrne. 1940
Ca-Can. 1940
Caldwell, Stafford. 1940
Campbell, Ophelia. 1939-1940

Box 44

Caq-Car. 1940
Carter, William C. (Kissimmee). 1940
Casey, Victor. 1940
Casler, E.B., Jr. 1939-1940
Cas-Caz. 1939-1940
Ce-Cg. 1939-1940
Chandler, Luther. 1939-1940
Chase, Randell (Sanford). 1939-1940

Box 45

Chastain, Charles. 1939-1940
Chatham, C.T. 1940
Chillingworth, C.E. (West Palm Beach). 1939-1940
Church, J.E. (Panama City). 1939-1940
Ch-Ck. 1940
Cl-Cr. 1939-1940
Cl-Cr. 1939-1940
Clarke, Senator S.D. 1940
Clements, Archie (Tarpon Springs). 1940
Clements, Jim. 1940

Box 46

Coa-Cok. 1939-1940
Codrington, C.C. 1940
Colbert, N.A. (Sanford). 1940
Colee, Harold. 1940
Collier, Dr. M.A. (Wauchula). 1940
Collins, C.R. 1939-1940
Collins, LeRoy. 1939-1940
Collins, Vivian. 1940
Col-Com. 1939-1940
Colored (African American). 1940
Con-. 1939-1940

Box 47

Conely, T.W., Jr. (Okeechobee). 1940
Conner, Virgil H. (Orlando). 1940
Coo-. 1939-1940
Cook, D. William (Miami). 1940
Coon, I.S. 1939-1940
Cop-Coz. 1939-1940
Copeland, D. Graham and Paola. 1940
Coulter, Henry B. 1940
Cox, James A. (Miami Beach). 1940
Cr-. 1939-1940

Box 48

Crawford, Dolly M. 1940
Crawford, Geo. G. (Doc). 1940
Crawford, Warren (Merritt Island). 1940
Creekmore, Dr. G.R. 1940
Creswell, Mrs. Norma. 1940
Crofton, L.C. (Titusville). 1940
Cu-Cy. 1940
Curry, C.H. (Quincy). 1939-1940
Da-Dan. 1939-1940
Dar-Daz. 1939-1940
Daugherty, Ralph E. (Senator Charles O. Andrews office). 1939-1940
Davis. 1939-1940

Box 49

Day, L.J. 1940
De-Dem. 1939-1940
Denison, E.O. 1940
Den-Dez. 1940
DeVeer, Frank. 1939-1940
Di-. 1940
Do-. 1940
Douglas, H.B. 1940

Box 50

Dowling, R.L. 1940
Dr-Dt. 1940
Duncan, J. Reynolds (Orlando). 1940
Dunn, Eula E. (Pomona). 1940
Du-Dz. 1940
Ea-Ed. 1939-1940
Edwards, Ray O. 1940
Ee-Em. 1940

Box 51

Ellis, Sam. 1940
En-Eo. 1939-1940
Ep-Es. 1939-1940
Et-Ez. 1939-1940
Ezell, Rev. H.L. (Wildwood). 1939-1940
Fa-Fd. 1940
Farrior, J. Rex (Tampa). 1939-1940
Faulk, John Hughey (Chipley). 1939-1940
Fe-. 1940

Box 52

Fi-Fm. 1939-1940
Fo-. 1939-1940
Fr-. 1940
Franklin, J.A. (Ft. Myers). 1939-1940
Freeman, W.A. (Tampa). 1940
Frohock, J.A. 1939-1940
Fu-Fz. 1939-1940
Fuller, M.B. 1940

Box 53

Fuller's Florida Letter by Walter Fuller. 1939-1940
Fullerton, Geo. I. (New Smyrna Beach). 1939-1940
Fusillo, Paul (Clearwater). 1940
Futch, Eli (Gainesville). 1940
Ga. 1940
Gaddy, R.L. (Tallahassee). 1939-1940
Gardiner, W.J. (Daytona Beach). 1940
Ge-Gh. 1940
Getzen, J.C., Jr. 1940
Getzen, Samuel Wyche (Gainesville). 1940
Getzen, Thompson H. (Dade City). 1940

Box 54

Gi. 1940
Gibbs, Elva. 1940
Gillis, D. Stuart (Defuniak Springs). 1939-1940
Gl-Go. 1939-1940
Goldthwaite, George (New York). 1940
Goodwin, W.C. (Chipley). 1940
Gra-. 1939-1940

Box 55

Grace, H.L. (Graceville). 1940
Graham, Ernest R. (Hialeah). 1939-1940
Gray, R.A. 1939-1940
Gray, W.L. (Jacksonville). 1939-1940
Gre-. 1939-1940
Green, Alfred (Daytona Beach). 1939-1940
Greenholph, Captain Jos. (Jacksonville). 1939-1940
Gri-. 1940
Grimes, Glenn (Bradenton). 1939-1940

Box 56

Gro-Gz. 1940
Gross, George G. (Tallahassee). 1940
Guyton, Charles M. (Marianna). 1940
Ha-Hal. 1939-1940
Hagler, Conner (Pensacola). 1940
Hall, M. Lewis (Miami). 1939-1940
Hallman, Roy. 1939-1940
Ham-. 1940
Hamilton, C. Rupert (Milton). 1939-1940

Box 57

Han-. 1939-1940
Hankins, Maxwell. 1940
Harb-Harp. 1939-1940
Hardesty, Homer. 1940
Harris. 1940
Harris, Lester (Orlando). 1939-1940
Harr-Harz. 1940
Hart, P. John. 1940

Box 58

Has-Haz. 1939-1940
Hatton, Bob. 1940
Hatton, L. Alex (Bradenton). 1940
Hatton, Rondo (Hollywood). 1940
Hazen, Alph A. (Orlando). 1940
Hazen, Purvis (Brooker). 1940
Hea-Hem. 1938-1940
Heaton, Wendell C. (Tallahassee). 1940
Hector, H.H., and H.B. Fultz (Miami). 1939-1940
Helfenstein, Charles P. 1940
Hen-Hez. 1939-1940

Box 59

Herlong, A.S., Sr. (Leesburg). 1940
Hethcox, Hartley H. (Umatilla). 1940
Hia-Hik. 1940
Hiatt, P.N. (West Palm Beach). 1940
Hicks, J.A. 1940
Hil-Hiz. 1940
Hildreth, J.K. 1940
Hilburn, Senator S.J. (Palatka). 1940
Hill, William L. (Gainesville). 1939-1940
Hitchings, C.E. 1940

Box 60

Hoa-Hoi. 1940
Hodges, T.R. 1940
Hol-. 1940
Holbrook, F.M. (Panama City). 1940
Holland, Frank L. 1940
Holland, Frank L. - Copies. 1940

Box 61

Holland, Mary. 1940
Holloway, C.C. (Florida Poultryman and Stockman). 1940
Holt, George E. (Miami). 1940
Hom-Hou. 1940
How-Hoz. 1940
Howell, P.B. 1940
Hu-Hul. 1939-1940

Box 62

Hum-Hz. 1940
Humphrey, Mac. 1940
Hunt, J.H. (White Springs). 1940
Hurst, J.T. 1940
Hyde, Bolivar H. (St. Petersburg). 1940
I-. 1940
Ingle, J.P. (Jacksonville). 1940
Ja-Jd. 1939-1940
Jackson, Omar (Tampa). 1940
Je-. 1939-1940
Jennings, Mrs. W.S. 1940
Ji-Joh. 1940

Box 63

Johnson, Hunter (Jacksonville). 1940
Johnson, Steve E. (Lake Butler). 1940
Johnson, W.H.S. (Crescent City). 1940
Johnson and Johnson. 1939-1940
Joh-Joi. 1936-1940
Jones, Claud. 1940
Jones, Judge W.R. (Ft. Lauderdale). 1940
Joo-Jz. 1940

Box 64

Ka-. 1940
Kanner, A.O. (Stuart). 1940
Kea-Kei. 1939-1940
Keisacker, Frank T. (Coral Gables). 1940
Kel-Kez. 1939-1940
Kia-Kin. 1939-1940
Kio-Kiz. 1940
Kl-Kn. 1939-1940

Box 65

Knowles, G.B. (Bradenton). 1939-1940
Ko-Kz. 1939-1940
La-Lam. 1939-1940
Lambright, E.D. (Tampa). 1940
Lamme, Vernon. 1939-1940
Lan-. 1939-1940
Lanier, Belton (Jacksonville). 1939-1940
Lanier, J.C. (Jacksonville). 1939-1940
Lanier, W.B. (Jacksonville). 1939-1940
Lao-Laz. 1939-1940
Lavin, John S. 1939-1940
Lay, E.T. (Jacksonville). 1937-1940

Box 66

Lea-Lee. 1939-1940
Ledbetter, Chas. B., Jr. 1940
Lef-Lez. 1940
Lehmann, Karl (Tavares). 1940
Leitner, Sumter. 1940
Leonard, Capt. H.L. 1940
Li-Ln. 1939-1940
Lloyd, John U. (Ft. Lauderdale). 1940

Box 67

Lloyd, N.D. (Belle Glade). 1940
Lo-. 1939-1940
Lo-. 1939-1940
Love, James T. (Quincy). 1940
Lowry, General Sumter L. (Jacksonville). 1940
Lu-Lz. 1940
Mac-. 1939-1940
MacCanon, Vivien I. (Alva). 1940

Box 68

Mack, E.L. 1939-1940
Mahorner, Sue (WPA, Jacksonville). 1940
Mar-. 1939-1940
Marks, Paul H. (Miami). 1940
Mas-Mat. 1939-1940
Mason, Ernest (Pensacola). 1940

Box 69

Massey, Frank (Dade City). 1940
Mattocks, J.E. (Orlando). 1940
Mau-Maz. 1940
May, Phil S. 1939-1940
Maynor, Wm. H. 1940
Mayo, Nathan. 1939-1940
Mc-McCl. 1939-1940
McArthur, Hugh. 1940
McCarty, Dan (Ft. Pierce). 1939-1940
McCo-McD. 1939-1940

Box 70

McDonald, H.L. (Orlando). 1939-1940
McDonald, W.R. (Exec. Secretary, Southern Governors' Conference, Atlanta). 1940
McE-McI. 1940
McKay, Kenneth I. (Tampa). 1940
McK-. 1940
McL-. 1939-1940
McRae, W.A., Jr. 1939-1940
McM-McZ. 1939-1940

Box 71

Me-Mh. 1939-1940
Mears, Patrick H. (Tallahassee). 1940
Melton, G.T. "Doc". 1940
Messer, James, Jr. 1940
Mi-Mil. 1939-1940
Miller, Dr. V.H. 1940
Milton, John. 1939-1940
Milton, Lawrence R. 1939-1940
Mim-Miz. 1939-1940
Minton, O.C. 1939-1940

Box 72

Moa-Mon. 1940
Monroe, George W. 1940
Moo-Mop. 1939-1940
Moon, Dr. W.B. 1940
Moor, Frank D. (Tallahassee). 1939-1940
Mor-. 1939-1940
Morgan, Keith (New York). 1940
Morris, Allen. 1940
Morrow, Chas. J. 1939
Mos-Moz. 1939-1940
Mu-Mz. 1939-1940
Murphy, Henry G. (Zolfo Springs). 1938-1940

Box 73

Na-Ne. 1940
Newell, J.P. 1940
Ni-Nz. 1939-1940
Nicholson, Delmar. 1940
Nicholson, Ralph (Tampa). 1940
Oa-Or. 1939-1940
Odom, Ralph. 1940
Ohlinger, Fred A. (Ocala). 1940
Oliver, Mrs. J.C. (Punta Gorda). 1940

Box 74

Os-Oz. 1939-1940
Overman, C.H. (Bagdad). 1940
Owenby, Carl (Tallahassee). 1939-1940
Owenby, Carl (Tallahassee). 1940
Pa-Paq. 1939-1940
Par-. 1939-1940
Parish, Theodore D. (Vernon). 1940
Parker, Fred P. (Mayo). 1939-1940
Parker, Robert (Tallahassee). 1940

Box 75

Pat-Paz. 1939-1940
Patience, Roy (Crescent City). 1940
Pea-Pei. 1939-1940
Peacock, Judge. 1940
Peacock, Sam C. (Umatilla). 1940
Peeples, J.H. (Moore Haven). 1940
Pel-Pez. 1939-1940
Perkins, Frances (Washington, D.C.). 1940
Peterson, J. Hardin. 1940
Petteway, Lewis W. 1940
Pettyjohn, J.W. (Jacksonville). 1940

Box 76

Pf-Pi. 1939-1940
Pj-Po. 1939-1940
Powell, Tate, Jr. 1939-1940
Pr-Prin. 1939-1940
Prit-Pz. 1939-1940

Box 77

Purvia, Mae. 1939-1940
Q. 1939-1940
Ra-Rd. 1940
Ramsey, Ernest (Key West). 1940
Raney, George P. (Tampa). 1940
Re-Rg. 1939-1940
Rh-Ri. 1939-1940

Box 78

Rh-Ri. 1939-1940
Rice, S.E. 1940
Roa-Rod. 1940
Roa-Rod. 1940
Roberts, Q.I. (Green Cove Springs). 1940
Robbins, Bruce (Tampa). 1939-1940
Roe-Roo. 1939-1940
Rood, E.D. 1939-1940
Rop-Ros. 1940

Box 79

Rot-Roz. 1940
Rp-Rz. 1940
Ruble, Dr. J.L. (Orlando). 1940
Sa-. 1940
Sarra, Lamar. 1940
Saxon, Frank (Brooksville). 1940
So-. 1940

Box 80

Scott, T.T. 1940
Se-. 1940
Sellers, Tim (Leesburg). 1940
Senna, Charles, Jr. (Graceville). 1940
Sha-. 1940
Shackleford, T.M., Jr. 1939-1940
Shands, A.G. (Jacksonville). 1940
Sharit, Joe L. (Port St. Joe). 1940
Shaw, Lynn E. 1940
She-. 1940
Sheldon, Raymond. 1940
Shelley, Paul. 1940

Box 81

Shi-. 1940
Sho-Shz. 1940
Sie-Sim. 1940
Sikes, Bob (Crestview). 1940
Sims, E.D. 1940
Sims, V.A. 1940
Sn-Sl. 1940
Sm-. 1940
Smith - A to K. 1940
Smith - A to K. 1940

Box 82

Smith, Claude H. 1940
Smith, Eldridge. 1940
Smith, Hill A. 1940
Smith - L to Z. 1940
Sn-So. 1940
Snedigar, Louis F. (Miami). 1940
Sp-Ss. 1940
Sta-. 1940

Box 83

Ste-. 1940
Stevens, Wallace (Hollywood). 1940
Stewart, Chas M. 1940
Sti-Sto. 1940
Stinson, W.I. 1940
Str-Stz. 1940
Su-Sz. 1940
Su-Sz. 1940
Ta-Tap. 1940
Tar-Taz. 1940

Box 84

Taylor, Clyde (Jacksonville). 1940
Taylor, J.T. (Lake Placid). 1940
Te-. 1940
Texada, J.A., Jr. (Gainesville). 1940
Th-. 1940
Th-. 1940
Thrasher, Charles S. (Daytona Beach). 1940
Ti-. 1940
Tigert, John J. (Gainesville). 1940
Tilden, W.L. (Orlando). 1940
Tippetts, William B. (St. Petersburg). 1940
Toa-Toz. 1940
Tobb, E.G. (Avon Park). 1940

Box 85

Tr-Tt. 1940
Trammell, Park (Blountstown). 1940
Treadway, Chester B. (Orlando). 1940
Treadwell. 1940
Tu-Ture. 1940
Tully, C. Ray. 1940
Turn-. 1940
Turnbull, T.T. (Daytona Beach). 1940
Turner, C. Davis (Marianna). 1940
Tut-Tz. 1940
U. 1940

Box 86

Uman, Morrice S. (Tampa). 1940
Underwood, Herbert (Palatka). 1940
V. 1940
V. 1940
Valdes, Albert C. (Winter Garden). 1940
Vaugh, W.G. 1940
Versaggi, John (St. Augustine). 1940
Wa-War. 1940
Waff, Aubrey L. (Williston). 1940
Wal-Walk. 1940
Walden, J. Irvin (Sarasota). 1940
Walker, Donald (Orlando). 1940
Wall-Walz. 1940
Wand, J.B. 1940

Box 87

War. 1940
Ward, C. Fred (Winter Park). 1940
Warren, Cecil (Miami). 1940
Warren, Miles (Chipley). 1940
Warren, Miles (Chipley). 1940
Warwick, G.W. (Coral Gables). 1940
Was-Waz. 1940
Washburn, Harry. 1940
Watson, J. Tom (Tampa). 1940
Watts, Olin E. (Jacksonville). 1940
We-Wek. 1940
Weeks, Inman W. 1940

Box 88

Wel-Wer. 1940
Wells, Mrs. J. Ralston. 1940
Wes-Wez. 1940
West, T. Franklin (Milton). 1940
Wha-White. 1940
White, Joe S. (West Palm Beach). 1940
Whitf-Wiz. 1940
Wia-Wik. 1940
Wila-Wilk. 1940

Box 89

Will-. 1940
Williams - A to G. 1940
Williams - H to Z. 1940
Williams, Boyce A. (Tavares). 1940
Williams, George B. (St. Petersburg). 1940
Wils-. 1940
Wilson, Dudley S. (Ocoee). 1940
Wilson, Joseph T. (Milton). 1940
Wilson, Woodrow D. (Titusville). 1940
Wim-Wiz. 1940
Wirt, Theron E. (Tampa). 1940

Box 90

Woa-Wood. 1940
Wooda-Woz. 1940
Worthington, Mrs. Bert. 1940
Woodward, C.C. 1940
Wr-Wz. 1940
Wright, Frank. 1940
Y. 1940
Yearwood, J.R. (Miami). 1940
Yon, James W. (Bill). 1940
Yon, Terrell. 1940
Yonge, J.E. (Miami). 1940
Young, C.W. (Lake City). 1940
Z. 1940



Gubernatorial Campaign - Ledger Books Regarding Appointees to State Positions 1940

Alphabetical ledger books containing information regarding individuals seeking appointment to state positions once Holland was elected Governor of Florida. The information sheets within each ledger are arranged alphabetically according to departments and offices of the state government. Each sheet typically contains the name of the individual, the appointment they are seeking, and any special notes about the appointment.

Box 91

A-F. 1940
G-H. 1940

Box 92

I-M. 1940
M-R. 1940

Box 93

R-Z. 1940



Gubernatorial Campaign - General Files 1933-1940

This series is comprised of miscellaneous files pertaining to the 1940 Gubernatorial campaign. Included are advertisements and campaign literature, itineraries, radio files, form letters, news clippings, press releases, correspondence with key men and supporters on various issues, editorials, Holland's platform, and campaign activity files. There are numerous campaign issue and subject files, including national defense, citrus, racing, chain stores and the Florida Recovery Act, health care, the Everglades, taxes, unemployment, and education. In addition, there are several files of newspaper clippings pertaining to campaign opponents, including Francis Whitehair, B.F. Paty, Fuller Warren, and Walter Fraser. Files are arranged alphabetically.

Box 94

Advertisements. 1940
Advertising. 1939
Advertising. 1940
Advertising, R.T. Arnold Printing and Label. 1940
Ad Valorem Tax File. 1940
Alpha Tau Omega. 1940
Associated Press. 1940
Better Business Association. 1940
Bulletins/Publications. 1940
Chain Stores Memo, Requests for. 1940

Box 95

Citrus. 1940
Conservation. 1940
Dentists. 1940
Dependent Children. 1940
Doctors. 1940
Druggists-Pharmacists. 1937-1940
Editorials. 1940
Educational. 1940
Everglades National Park. 1939-1940
Fishing. 1940
Florida Cattleman. 1940
Florida Recovery Act (Anti-Chain Store). 1940

Box 96

Form Letters. 1940
General. 1940
General Election Literature. 1940
Gross Receipts Tax. 1940
Handbills and Speech Advertisements. 1940
Hardesty All Radio Speeches. 1940
Holland-for-Governor Club. 1939-1940
Holland Itinerary. 1940
Holland Radio. 1940

Box 97

Jackson Day Celebration Audit. 1940
Jacksonville Letter Shop - Advertisements. 1940
Key Men Wires. 1940
Legislative Reports (Florida Federation of Labor). 1933-1940
Legislative Records and Lists. 1933-1940
Letters to Editors. 1940
List of Various Personnel Throughout the State. 1940
Livestock. 1940
Merchants License Tax Legislation Two Year Limitation. 1940
Miscellaneous. 1940
Miscellaneous. 1940
Miscellaneous. 1940
National Defense. 1940

Box 98

News Clippings - Citrus Industry. 1940
News Clippings - Florida Magazine. 1940
News Clippings - Florida State News, Tallahassee. 1939-1940
News Clippings - Florida Times Union, Jacksonville. 1939-1940
News Clippings - Fort Myers News-Press. 1939-1940
News Clippings - The Independent, St. Petersburg. 1939-1940
News Clippings - La Gaceta, Tampa. 1940
News Clippings - La Traduccion, Tampa. 1939-1940
News Clippings - Lakeland Ledger and Star Telegram. 1939-1940
News Clippings - Lakeland News. 1939-1940

Box 99

News Clippings - Miami Daily News. 1939-1940
News Clippings - Miami Herald. 1939-1940
News Clippings - Ocala Banner. 1939-1940
News Clippings - Ocala Star. 1940
News Clippings - Orlando Morning Sentinel. 1939-1940
News Clippings - Orlando Times. 1939-1940
News Clippings - Pensacola News-Journal. 1939-1940

Box 100

News Clippings - Polk County Democrat, Bartow. 1939-1940
News Clippings - Polk County Record, Bartow. 1939-1940
News Clippings - Polk County Record, Bartow. 1939-1940
News Clippings - St. Petersburg Times. 1939-1940
News Clippings - Tallahassee Democrat. 1939-1940
News Clippings - Tampa Daily Times. 1939-1940
News Clippings - Tampa Morning Tribune. 1939-1940
News Clippings - Winter Haven Chief. 1939-1940

Box 101

Newspaper Clippings - General. 1939-1940
Newspaper Clippings - A-C. 1940
Newspaper Clippings - D-E. 1940

Box 102

Newspaper Clippings on Opponents - Barbee. 1939-1940
Newspaper Clippings on Opponents - Clancy, John H. 1939-1940
Newspaper Clippings on Opponents - Fraser, Walter. 1939-1940
Newspaper Clippings on Opponents - Jones, E.Z. 1940
Newspaper Clippings on Opponents - Maples, Carl. 1940
Newspaper Clippings on Opponents - Schoepf, Burton. 1939-1940
Newspaper Clippings on Opponents - Paty, B.F. 1939-1940
Newspaper Clippings on Opponents - Touch, Fred. 1940
Newspaper Clippings on Opponents - Walker, Hans. 1940
Newspaper Clippings on Opponents - Warren, Fuller. 1939-1940
Newspaper Clippings on Opponents - Whitehair, Francis P. 1939-1940
Newspaper Clippings on Opponents - Williams, P.E. 1940

Box 103

Newspaper List. 1939-1940
Office Wires. 1940
Old Age Assistance. 1940
Old Age Pension, Request for Special Session. 1940
Other Candidates. 1940
Platform File - Political. 1939-1940
Poague, L.G. (Tampa). 1939-1940
Polk County Club, Bob Hatton. 1940
Press Releases and Statements. 1939-1940

Box 104

Propaganda. 1939-1940
Publicity and Advertising Supplies. 1939-1940
Racing Commission. 1940
Radio. 1939-1940
Railroad. 1940
Salary Buying (Lawrence Kelder). 1940
School Teachers. 1940
Social Security. 1940
Sound Truck - Advertising and Publicity. 1939-1940
Speakers Bureau. 1940
Special Letter File - Leo P. Kitchen. 1940

Box 105

State Road Department. 1940
Support (Form Letters). 1940
Tax (General). 1940
Tax Inquiry Council. 1939-1940
Townsend. 1940
Tubercular Rehabilitation. 1940
Unemployment Compensation. 1940
Unemployment Insurance. 1940
University of Florida, Gainesville. 1940
Voting Precincts, Polk County. 1940
Wash Sheds. 1940
Wester, Ralph and Woodrow (Pardons). 1940
Work Projects Administration (WPA). 1940



Service Men's Letters 1941-1945

Correspondence between Governor Holland and members of the military during World War II. The letters generally discuss matters related to the war and issues affecting the State of Florida. Files are arranged alphabetically.

Box 106

Christmas Cards. 1944
A. 1941-1945
B. 1941-1945
C. 1941-1945
D. 1941-1945
E. 1941-1945
F. 1941-1945

Box 107

G. 1941-1945
H. 1941-1945
I. 1941-1945
J. 1941-1945
K. 1941-1945
L. 1941-1945

Box 108

M. 1941-1945
Mc. 1941-1945
Miscellaneous. 1941-1945
N. 1941-1945
O. 1941-1945
P. 1941-1945
Q. 1941-1945

Box 109

R. 1941-1945
S. 1941-1945
Shelley, Paul. 1941-1945
T. 1941-1945
U-V. 1941-1945
W. 1941-1945
X-Y-Z. 1941-1945



General Correspondence During Gubernatorial Term 1940-1944

This series primarily contains Holland's personal correspondence during his tenure as Governor of Florida. In addition, there are files related to Holland's establishment of his administration, his inauguration, committee recommendations, appointments, and the gubernatorial staff. There is a great deal of correspondence between Holland and his brother, Frank Holland. Types of materials and topics covered include editorials, memberships and affiliations, the system of patronage, the Southern Governors Conference, civil defense, gifts received, and the removal of Sheriff Walter R. Clark. Files are arranged chronologically by year and then alphabetically within each year.

Box 110

Appointment Congratulations. 1941
Committee Recommendations. 1940-1941
Committee Recommendations - Alachua County, Returns by County. 1941
Committee Recommendations - Brevard County. 1941
Committee Recommendations - Broward, Calhoun, Citrus, Clay, Columbia Counties. 1941
Committee Recommendations - Capitol Center. 1941
Committee Recommendations - Dade County. 1941
Committee Recommendations - Duval County. 1941
Committee Recommendations - Escambia, Hardee, Hernando Counties. 1941
Committee Recommendations - Franklin, Wauchula, Liberty Counties. 1941
Committee Recommendations - Hillsborough County. 1941
Committee Recommendations - Lafayette, Dixie, Taylor Counties. 1941
Committee Recommendations - Lake, Leon, Levy, Liberty Counties. 1941
Committee Recommendations - Madison, Manatee, Marion, Monroe Counties. 1941
Committee Recommendations - Nassau, Okaloosa, Okeechobee, Orange, Osceola Counties. 1941
Committee Recommendations - Palm Beach, Pasco, Pinellas, Polk, Putnam Counties. 1940-1941
Committee Recommendations - St. Lucie, St. Johns, Santa Rosa, Seminole Counties. 1941
Committee Recommendations - Taylor, Volusia, Wakulla, Washington Counties. 1940-1941

Box 111

Congratulations on Appointments, Thank Yous for Appointments. 1941
Congratulations on Message. 1941
Editorials and Comments. 1941
Gifts. 1941
Governor's Car. 1941
Governor's Car. 1941

Box 112

Governor's Staff. 1941
Governor's Staff. 1941
Holland, Frank L. (Personal). 1941
Inaugural Address, Requests for. 1941
Inauguration. 1941
Invitations, Miscellaneous. 1941
Invitations, Miscellaneous. 1941
Kicks. 1941
President's Inauguration. 1941

Box 113

Appointment Congratulations. 1942
B. 1942
C. 1942
D-E. 1942
Editorials. 1942
F-G. 1942
Governor's Staff. 1942
Holland, Frank L. (Personal). 1942
H. 1942
J. 1942
K. 1942
Kicks. 1942

Box 114

M. 1942
Memberships. 1942
N-P. 1942
Political. 1942
R. 1942
Road and Bridge Debt. 1942
Southern Governors Conference. 1942

Box 115

A. 1943
B. 1943
C. 1943
Civil Defense. 1943
Clark, Walter R. (Sheriff), Removal of. 1943
Congratulations/Thank Yous for Appointments. 1943
E. 1943
Editorials. 1943
F. 1943
Gifts. 1943
H. 1943

Box 116

Holland, Frank L. (Personal). 1943
J-K. 1943
Key Men. 1943
Kicks. 1943
M. 1943
Memberships. 1943
N-P. 1943
S. 1943
Schools. 1943
St. Augustine Trio. 1942-1943
Tobacco Tax Laws. 1943
W. 1943

Box 117

A. 1944
B. 1944
C. 1944
Congratulations and Thanks for Appointments as Governor. 1944
Congratulations on Administration as Governor. 1944
D. 1944
Editorials. 1944
F-G. 1944
Gifts. 1944
Governors Conference. 1944
Governor's Staff. 1944
H. 1944

Box 118

Holland, Frank L. (Personal). 1944
J-K. 1944
L-M. 1944
Memberships. 1944
Patronage List from Departments. 1944
S-T. 1944
W. 1944
Warren, Fuller. 1944



Miscellaneous Personal Files 1925-1946

The bulk of this series covers Holland's tenure as Governor of Florida, 1941-1945. The series primarily is comprised of personal correspondence, business papers, and financial files. Individuals and organizations include Frank Holland, W.F. Bevis, Emory University, the Florida Historical Society, the Florida State Chamber of Commerce, the Governors Conference, and the University of Florida. Topics include education and public schools, Holland's collection of books on Floridiana, circuit court, and legal cases. Holland's income tax files, dated 1925 to 1944, are also included. Files are arranged alphabetically.

Box 119

A. 1938-1944
B. 1938-1944
Bevis, W.F. 1941-1944
C. 1938-1944
Calendar. 1943-1944
Circuit Judge - 10th Judicial Court. 1945
D. 1941-1944
Emory University Alumni. 1944
Florida Economic Advancement Council (W.D. Outman, Director). 1943-1945
Florida Historical Society. 1940
Florida State Chamber of Commerce (Leonard K. Thomson, President). 1945
Floridiana. 1941-1944

Box 120

G. 1940-1944
Gore, R.H. v. Curtis Publishing Co. 1945
Governors Conference. 1945
Governor's Staff. 1944
H. 1940-1944
Holland, Frank L. (Personal). 1941-1942
Income Tax. 1925-1934
Income Tax. 1935-1941
Income Tax. 1942

Box 121

Income Tax. 1943
Income Tax. 1944
J-M. 1943-1944
P. 1939-1944
R. 1942-1944
S. 1941-1944
School Matters. 1945-1946
Schools. 1944
Securities and Exchange Commission. 1946
T. 1943-1944
University of Florida. 1945
W. 1939-1944



Campaign Files - 1946 Senate Campaign 1943-1946

Correspondence pertaining to the U.S. Senate election in 1946. The correspondence deals with campaign support, key men and women, "Anti-Holland" efforts, campaign issues, the Holland platform, itineraries and engagements, advertising, and the press. Correspondents include Phil May, C.M. Guyton, G. Knowles, and W.H. Hamilton. In addition to the correspondence, there are several files of news clippings, press releases, radio scripts, and campaign literature. There are several files of news clippings and correspondence pertaining to campaign opponents, including Lex Green, Polly Rose Balfe, Henry Burch, and Harry Schad. Files are arranged alphabetically.

Box 122

Anti-Hollanders. 1946
Biographical Information. 1946
Candidates - Primary. 1946
Cigarette Tax Correspondence. 1946
Correspondence - A-An. 1945-1946
Correspondence - Ap-Az. 1946
Correspondence - Ba-Bay. 1946
Correspondence - Baker, John G. 1945-1946
Correspondence - Be-Bl. 1946
Correspondence - Bedingfield, J.G. 1946
Correspondence - Bo-Bre. 1946

Box 123

Correspondence - Brooker, William C. 1945-1946
Correspondence - Brow-By. 1945-1946
Correspondence - Butler, J. Turner. 1945-1946
Correspondence - Ca-Caw. 1946
Correspondence - Carroll, N. Ray. 1943-1946
Correspondence - Ch-Col. 1946
Correspondence - Com-Cu. 1946
Correspondence - Da-De. 1946

Box 124

Correspondence - Dawe, Grosvenor. 1945-1946
Correspondence - Di-Dy. 1946
Correspondence - E. 1946
Correspondence - F. 1946
Correspondence - Ga-Gi. 1946
Correspondence - Go-Gw. 1946
Correspondence - Guyton, C.M. 1945-1946
Correspondence - Hall, M. Lewis. 1945-1946

Box 125

Correspondence - Ha-He. 1946
Correspondence - Hedrick, F. Cleveland. 1946
Correspondence - Hi-Hy. 1946
Correspondence - I-J. 1946
Correspondence - K. 1946
Correspondence - Knowles, G.R. 1944-1946
Correspondence - La-Le. 1946
Correspondence - Lindsey, Ben. 1946

Box 126

Correspondence - Li-Ly. 1946
Correspondence - Lurton, Harry. 1946
Correspondence - Ma. 1946
Correspondence - Marchant, J.P. 1945-1946
Correspondence - May, Phil S. 1944-1946
Correspondence - Mc. 1946
Correspondence - McClure, J. Robert. 1945-1946
Correspondence - Me-My. 1946
Correspondence - Messer, James. 1945-1946

Box 127

Correspondence - N. 1946
Correspondence - Newspapers A-E. 1945-1946
Correspondence - Newspapers F-H. 1945-1946
Correspondence - Newspapers J-M. 1945-1946
Correspondence - Newspapers N-P. 1945-1946
Correspondence - Newspapers R-Z. 1945-1946

Box 128

Correspondence - O. 1945-1946
Correspondence - Pa-Ph. 1945-1946
Correspondence - Pi-Py. 1945-1946
Correspondence - Ra-Ri. 1945-1946
Correspondence - Ro-Ry. 1945-1946
Correspondence - Sa-Se. 1945-1946
Correspondence - Sapp, Herbert. 1945-1946
Correspondence - Sh-Sl. 1945-1946
Correspondence - Shipp, R.L. 1945-1946

Box 129

Correspondence - Sm-Sp. 1945-1946
Correspondence - St-Sw. 1945-1946
Correspondence - Stanly, W.A. (Spic). 1946
Correspondence - T. 1945-1946
Correspondence - U-V. 1946
Correspondence - Wa. 1945-1946
Correspondence - We-Wy. 1945-1946
Correspondence - Williams, Boyce. 1945-1946
Correspondence - Y-Z. 1945-1946

Box 130

Forged Check Correspondence. 1946
Form Letters. 1946
Green, Lex. 1946
Holland for Senator Clubs. 1946
Hamilton, W.H. (Winter Haven). 1946
Holland Platform. 1946
Itineraries. 1946
Key Man File. 1946
Key Man List. 1946
Lt. Colonel List. 1946

Box 131

Lists of School Teachers. 1945-1946
Miscellaneous Advertising. 1946
Newspapers Clippings - Anti-Holland. 1946
Newspapers Clippings - Balfe, Polly Rose (Opponent). 1946
Newspapers Clippings - Burch, Henry (Opponent). 1946
Newspapers Clippings - Green, Lex (Opponent). 1946
Newspapers Clippings - Schad, Harry (Republican Candidate). 1945-1946

Box 132

Newspapers Clippings. June-November 1945
Newspapers Clippings. December 1945-January 1946

Box 133

Newspapers Clippings. February-March 1946
Newspapers Clippings. March 1946

Box 134

Newspapers Clippings. April 1946

Box 135

Newspapers Clippings. May 1946

Box 136

Newspapers Clippings. June-September 1946

Box 137

Pamphlet. 1946
Press Comments on Campaign. 1946
Press Releases. 1945-1946
Radio - Publicity. 1945-1946
Radio Scripts - Holland Speakers. 1946
Radio Time. 1945-1946
Speakers Bureau. 1946



Senatorial Papers

Correspondence, legislation, news clippings, reports, memoranda, and subject files related to Holland's service in the U.S. Senate from 1946 to 1971. This series is organized into several sub-series according to Congress and session. Within each session sub-series, it should be noted that the date span covered by the materials exceeds the date span for that session of Congress. For example, a file related to a 1946 piece of legislation may contain reports and other material dating from the late 1930s or early 1940s, which predate the 80th Congress 1st Session sub-series in which the file is located. Although Holland's activities on numerous committees are documented in part by this series, the official committee records are maintained by the federal government.
The files in this series were originally arranged according to the File Code of the U.S. Senate. Under this scheme, each branch of the government and the various offices and departments under each branch were assigned a particular number. For example, the President was assigned Filing Code 1, the State Department was assigned Filing Code 2, the Treasury Department was assigned Filing Code 3, etc. Although the filing code numbers are no longer maintained in this finding aid to the Holland Papers, the arrangement still exists. As such, files dealing with the President are located at the beginning of each sub-series, followed by the State Department, followed by the Treasury Department, and so on.


Senatorial Papers - 80th Congress 1st Session

Correspondence, legislation, news clippings, reports, memoranda, and subject files related to this session of Congress. Of particular interest are files related to the Army Engineers and flood control and drainage districts, the Florida East Coast Railway, labor legislation, sugar quotas and problems, rent control, the War Assets Administration and various air fields and bases in Florida, socialized medicine, and the Everglades. There are several files pertaining to post-war foreign policy, including the Marshall Plan, Palestine, the United Nations, foreign relief, and Greece and Turkey.

Box 138

President. 1945-1947
State Department. September 1946-June 1947
State Department. July-December 1947
Treasury Department. 1946-1947
Treasury Department - Bureau of Customs. 1946-1947
Treasury Department - Customs House at Miami. 1946-1947
Treasury Department - Bureau of Internal Revenue. 1946-1947
Treasury Department - Coast Guard Service. 1945-1947

Box 139

War Department. September 1946-March 1947
War Department. April-July 1947
War Department. August-December 1947
War Department - Army Marketing System (Quartermaster Depot, Orlando). 1947
War Department - Army Reserve Training Program. 1947
War Department - Camp Blanding. 1947
War Department - Morrison Homes, West Palm Beach. 1947
War Department - Orlando Army Air Base. 1947
War Department - Army Engineers - General (Including Florida Rivers and Harbors Projects). 1946-1947
War Department - Army Engineers - Flood Control (Statewide). 1947
War Department - Army Engineers - First Congressional District. 1946-1947
War Department - Army Engineers - Second Congressional District. 1946-1947
War Department - Army Engineers - Third Congressional District. 1946-1947
War Department - Army Engineers - Fourth Congressional District. 1947

Box 140

War Department - Army Engineers - Fifth Congressional District. 1947
War Department - Army Engineers - Sixth Congressional District. 1946-1947
War Department - Army Engineers - Everglades Drainage District. 1945-1947
War Department - Army Engineers - Port of Palm Beach. 1947
War Department - Office of Dependency Benefits. 1947
War Department - Casualties. 1946
Justice Department. 1946-1947
Justice Department - Freedom Train (American Heritage Foundation). 1947
Justice Department - Indictments Against NAREB (National Association of Real Estate Boards). 1947
Justice Department - Federal Bureau of Investigation. 1947
Justice Department - U.S. Supreme Court. 1947
Justice Department - Immigration and Naturalization. September 1946-June 1947
Justice Department - Immigration and Naturalization. July-December 1947
Post Office Department. September 1946-June 1947

Box 141

Post Office Department. July-December 1947
Navy Department. September 1946-June 1947
Navy Department. July-December 1947
Navy Department - Ft. Lauderdale NAS. 1947
Navy Department - Jacksonville NAS. 1947
Navy Department - New Smyrna Beach. 1946-1947
Navy Department - Opa Locka NAS. 1946-1947
Navy Department - Roebling Alligator Medal of Merit. 1944-1947
Navy Department - Ships Service Stores. 1946-1947
Interior Department. 1946-1947
Interior Department - Bureau of Land Management. 1947

Box 142

Interior Department - Fish and Wildlife Service. 1947
Interior Department - Fish and Wildlife Service - Dead Fish. 1947
Agriculture Department. September 1946-April 1947
Agriculture Department. May-December 1947
Agriculture Department - Banana Import Matter. 1947
Agriculture Department - Fertilizer Problems (Nitrogen, Potash, Ammonium Nitrate). 1946-1947
Agriculture Department - Migratory Labor. 1947
Agriculture Department - Potato Problems. 1947

Box 143

Agriculture Department - Sugar Rationing. 1947
Agriculture Department - Surplus Citrus Foods for Foreign Relief. 1947
Agriculture Department - Tobacco Problems. 1947
Agriculture Department - Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine (Pests). 1947
Agriculture Department - Farmers Home Administration. 1947
Agriculture Department - Forest Service. 1947
Agriculture Department - Rural Electrification Administration. 1947
Commerce Department. 1947
Commerce Department - Civil Aeronautics Administration. 1946-1947
Commerce Department - Bureau of the Census. 1946-1947
Commerce Department - Weather Bureau. 1946-1947
Labor Department. 1947
Labor Department - Strikes. 1946-1947
Labor Department - Wage Stabilization Board (Hilker/McHenry). 1946-1947
Labor Department - Wage and Hour Division. 1947
Federal Security Agency - Public Health Service. 1947
Federal Security Agency - Social Security Board. 1946-1947

Box 144

Federal Works Agency. September 1946-July 1947
Federal Works Agency. August-December 1947
Federal Works Agency - Floating Power Unit, Jacksonville (Geo. A. Pierce). 1947
Federal Works Agency - Hurricane. 1947-1948
Reconstruction Finance Corporation. 1947
Federal Communications Commission. September 1946-June 1947
Federal Communications Commission. July-December 1947
Federal Power Commission. 1947
Federal Reserve System. 1947

Box 145

Interstate Commerce Commission. September 1946-June 1947
Interstate Commerce Commission. July-December 1947
Interstate Commerce Commission - Florida East Coast Railway. 1945-1947
Tennessee Valley Authority. 1947
Maritime Commission. 1946-1947
Veterans Administration. March 1946-March 1947
Veterans Administration. April-July 1947
Veterans Administration. August-December 1947
Veterans Administration - Veterans Hospitals (Pensacola). 1947
Veterans Administration - Veterans Hospitals (Tallahassee). 1947

Box 146

Civil Aeronautics Board. 1946-1947
Civil Aeronautics Board - Eastern Airlines (Application for Pensacola Stop). 1947
National Defense Agencies - Civilian Production Administration. 1946
National Defense Agencies - Civilian Production Administration - University of Florida Gymnasium/Auditorium. 1946
National Defense Agencies - Office of Price Administration. July-December 1947
National Defense Agencies - Office of Price Administration - Meat and Slaughtering. 1946
National Defense Agencies - Office of Price Administration - Rent Problems. 1946-1947
National Defense Agencies - Office of Price Administration - Seminole Rock and Sand. 1944-1947

Box 147

National Defense Agencies - Office of Price Administration - Sugar for Canning Tangerine Juice. 1946
National Defense Agencies - Office of Price Administration - Sugar (Miscellaneous). 1946-1947
National Defense Agencies - Office of Temporary Controls. January-March 1947
National Defense Agencies - Office of Temporary Controls. April-May 1947
National Defense Agencies - Office of Temporary Controls - Sugar Problems. 1947
National Defense Agencies - Office of Defense Transportation. 1946-1947
National Defense Agencies - Office of the Housing Expeditor. September 1946-July 1947
National Defense Agencies - Office of the Housing Expeditor. August-December 1947
National Defense Agencies - Office of the Housing Expeditor - Florida Industrial Commission Building. 1947
National Defense Agencies - Office of the Housing Expeditor - Florida Supreme Court Building. 1947
National Defense Agencies - Office of the Housing Expeditor - Livestock Pavilions (Quincy, Bartow). 1947

Box 148

National Defense Agencies - Office of the Housing Expeditor - Miami Area Proposed Rent Decontrol. 1947
National Defense Agencies - Office of the Housing Expeditor - Rent Control Problems. January-April 1947
National Defense Agencies - Office of the Housing Expeditor - Rent Control Problems. May-July 1947
National Defense Agencies - Office of the Housing Expeditor - Rent Control Problems. August-December 1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration. September 1946-February 1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration. March-June 1947

Box 149

National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration. July-December 1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Apalachicola Army Air Field. 1946-1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Buckingham Army Air Field, Ft. Myers. 1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Camp Blanding, Starke. 1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Camp Gordon Johnston, Carrabelle. 1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Camp Murphy, Hobe Sound. 1946-1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Cedar Key Air Base. 1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Chapman Field, Miami. 1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Dale Mabry Army Air Field, Tallahassee. 1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Davies, J. Frank (WAA Difficulty). 1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Daytona Beach Naval Air Station (NAS). 1946-1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - DeLand Naval Air Station. 1946-1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Drane Field, Lakeland. 1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Drew Field, Tampa. 1946-1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Floating Power Plant Inductance, Jacksonville (Geo. Pierce). 1945-1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Hendricks Army Air Field, Sebring. 1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Highland Lake Hotel Property, Avon Park. 1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Homestead Air Base. 1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Investigation of WAA Offices, Jacksonville and Miami. 1946-1947

Box 150

National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Kissimmee Army Air Field. 1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Lake City Naval Air Station. 1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Marianna Army Air Field. 1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Melbourne Naval Air Station. 1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Miami Army Air Base. 1946-1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - New Smyrna Beach Auxiliary Field. 1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Pinellas Army Air Field and County Airport. 1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Riddle Field, Clewiston. 1946-1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Sanford Naval Air Station. 1946-1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Sarasota-Bradenton Airport. 1946-1948
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - U.S. Naval Live Oak Reservation Boy Scouts. 1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Vero Beach Naval Air Station. 1947
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Welsch Convalescent Hospital, Daytona Beach. 1947
Housing and Home Finance Agency. 1947
Housing and Home Finance Agency - NHA Veterans Housing. 1946-1947
Housing and Home Finance Agency - Federal Housing Administration. 1946-1947
Housing and Home Finance Agency - Public Housing Administration. 1946-1947
Housing and Home Finance Agency - Public Housing Administration - Poinciana Place Housing Project, Key West. 1947

Box 151

Miscellaneous - A. 1946-1947
Miscellaneous - B. 1946-1947
Miscellaneous - C. 1946-1947
Miscellaneous - D. 1946-1947
Miscellaneous - Davis, C. McD. 1946-1947
Miscellaneous - E. 1946-1947
Miscellaneous - F. 1946-1947
Miscellaneous - G. 1946-1947
Miscellaneous - H. 1946-1947
Miscellaneous - I. 1947
Miscellaneous - J. 1946-1947

Box 152

Miscellaneous - K. 1946-1947
Miscellaneous - L. 1946-1947
Miscellaneous - M. 1946-1947
Miscellaneous - Mc. 1946-1947
Miscellaneous - N. 1946-1947
Miscellaneous - O. 1946-1947
Miscellaneous - P. 1946-1947
Miscellaneous - R. 1946-1947
Miscellaneous - S. 1946-1947
Miscellaneous - T. 1946-1947
Miscellaneous - U. 1947
Miscellaneous - V. 1946-1947
Miscellaneous - W. 1946-1947
Miscellaneous - X-Y-Z. 1946-1947

Box 153

State Administrative Matters. 1946-1947
State Welfare Board. 1947
Rules Committee - General. 1947
District of Columbia Committee - General. 1947
District of Columbia Committee - Gasoline Tax. 1947
District of Columbia Committee - Home Rule. 1947
District of Columbia Committee - Income Tax. 1947
District of Columbia Committee - School Teachers Pay (S. 1346). 1947
Small Business Special Committee - General. 1947
Small Business Special Committee - Newsprint. 1946-1947
Small Business Special Committee - Steel. 1947
Miscellaneous. September 1946-February 1947

Box 154

Miscellaneous. March-July 1947
Miscellaneous. August-December 1947
Miscellaneous - Seating of Senator Bilbo. 1946-1947
Appointments - General. 1946-1947
Appointments - Farmers Home Administration. 1946-1947
Appointments - Federal Housing Administration (Jacksonville Office). 1946-1947
Appointments - Federal Housing Administration (Miami Office). 1946-1947
Appointments - U.S. Attorneys. 1946-1947

Box 155

Atomic Energy Commission - Lilienthal Appointment. 1947
Foreign Policy. 1946-1947
Foreign Policy - Italian Peace Treaty. 1947
Foreign Policy - Marshall Plan (Aid to Europe). 1947
Foreign Policy - Palestine. 1946-1947
Foreign Policy - United Nations Organization. 1946-1947
Legislation - Agricultural Adjustment Act Amendment (HR 452, PL 305). 1947
Legislation - Alcoholic Beverage. 1947

Box 156

Legislation - Alcoholic Beverage Advertising (S. 265). 1947
Legislation - Alcoholic Beverage Advertising (S. 265). 1947
Legislation - Alcoholic Beverage Advertising (S. 265). 1947
Legislation - Appropriations - Agriculture (HR 3601, PL 266). 1947
Legislation - Appropriations - Armed Forces. 1947
Legislation - Appropriations - Interior (HR 3123, PL 247). 1947
Legislation - Appropriations - School Lunch (HR 2849, PL 46). 1947
Legislation - Appropriations - School Lunch (HR 2849, PL 46). 1947
Legislation - Armed Forces, Merging of (S. 758, PL 253). 1946-1947
Legislation - Army Promotion Bill (HR 3830, PL 381). 1947

Box 157

Legislation - Civil Service Retirement Act (S. 637, HR 4127). 1947
Legislation - Civil Service Retirement Act (S. 637, HR 4127). 1947
Legislation - Civil Service Retirement Act (S. 637, HR 4127). 1947
Legislation - Civil Service Retirement Act (S. 637, HR 4127). 1947
Legislation - Communism. 1946-1947
Legislation - Copper, to Suspend Certain Taxes on (HR 2404, PL 42). 1947
Legislation - Education, Federal Aid to (S. 472, S. 971). 1946-1947

Box 158

Legislation - Equal Rights Amendment. 1947
Legislation - Fair Employment Practices (S. 984). 1947
Legislation - Fair Credit Act of 1933, Amendments (HR 2415). 1947
Legislation - Federal Unemployment Tax Act (HR 80). 1947
Legislation - Firearms - Registration, etc. (S. 332). 1947
Legislation - Foreign Relief, Countries Devastated by War (HJ Res. 153, PL 84). 1947
Legislation - Foreign Relief, Greece and Turkey (S. 938, PL 75). 1947
Legislation - Foreign Relief, Greece and Turkey (S. 938, PL 75). 1947
Legislation - Housing (Regarding Title VI of NHA Regulations) (S. 1770). 1947
Legislation - Housing, to Establish National Policy. 1947
Legislation - Housing, to Establish National Policy. 1947
Legislation - Housing, to Establish National Policy. 1946-1947

Box 159

Legislation - High Cost of Living and Food Situation. 1947
Legislation - Immigration and Naturalization. 1946-1947
Legislation - Interstate Commerce Act (Reed-Bulwinkle Bill S.110). 1947
Legislation - Interim Aid for Europe Appropriation Bill (S. 1774, HR 4748). 1946-1947
Legislation - Labor Committee Hearings. 1947
Legislation - Labor (HR 3020, PL 101). 1947
Legislation - Labor (HR 3020, PL 101). 1947
Legislation - Labor (HR 3020, PL 101). 1947

Box 160

Legislation - Labor (HR 3020, PL 101). 1947
Legislation - Labor (HR 3020, PL 101). 1947
Legislation - Labor (HR 3020, PL 101). 1947
Legislation - Labor (HR 3020, PL 101). 1947
Legislation - Labor (HR 3020, PL 101). 1947
Legislation - Labor (HR 3020, PL 101). 1947
Legislation - Labor (HR 3020, PL 101). 1947
Legislation - Labor (HR 3020, PL 101). 1947
Legislation - Labor (HR 3020, PL 101). 1947

Box 161

Legislation - Labor (HR 3020, PL 101). 1947
Legislation - Labor (HR 3020, PL 101). 1947
Legislation - Labor (HR 3020, PL 101). 1947
Legislation - Labor (HR 3020, PL 101). 1947
Legislation - Labor (HR 3020, PL 101). 1946
Legislation - Miami Airport, Appropriation for Additional Personnel. 1946-1947
Legislation - Military Training. 1946-1947
Legislation - Military Training. 1947
Legislation - Military Training. 1947

Box 162

Legislation - National Health Legislation (Socialized Medicine, Child Care, etc.) (S. 545). 1946-1947
Legislation - National Science Foundation (S. 526). 1947
Legislation - Office of Price Administration and Citizens Production Administration, Opinions on Abolishment of (Complaints regarding Government Controls). 1947
Legislation - Pan-American Overseas Highway (Old File). 1944-1945
Legislation - Portal to Portal Pay (HR 2157, S. 70, PL 49). 1947
Legislation - Postal Rate Increases (S. 43, HR 2408). 1947
Legislation - Prisoners - Americans Held by Japanese (S. 172, HR 1823). 1947
Legislation - Racial Problems. 1946-1947
Legislation - Railroad Retirement and Unemployment Insurance (S. 670). 1947
Legislation - Railroad Retirement and Unemployment Insurance (S. 670). 1947

Box 163

Legislation - Railroad Retirement and Unemployment Insurance (S. 670). 1947
Legislation - Reciprocal Trade Program (Tariff Hearings). 1946-1947
Legislation - Rent Control. 1946-1947
Legislation - Rent Control. 1947
Legislation - Rent Control. 1947
Legislation - Rent Control. 1947
Legislation - Rent Control. 1947
Legislation - Rent Control. 1947
Legislation - Rent Control. 1947
Legislation - Reorganization Plan Number 2. 1947
Legislation - Reorganization Plan Number 3. 1947

Box 164

Legislation - Reserve Officers Legislation. 1946-1947
Legislation - Rural Electrification Administration (Opinions on Continuation of Program). 1946-1947
Legislation - Social Security and Old Age Benefits (S. 141). 1946-1947
Legislation - Sugar Rationing (S. 869, S.J. Res. 58). 1947
Legislation - Taxes. 1946-1947
Legislation - Taxes, Community Property (HR 2724, S. 626). 1946-1947
Legislation - Taxes, Excise Tax on Luxuries (HR 1030, PL 17). 1946-1947
Legislation - Taxes, Income Tax Reductions (HR 1). 1946-1947
Legislation - Taxes, Income Tax Reductions (HR 1). 1947
Legislation - Taxes, Income Tax Reductions (HR 1). 1947

Box 165

Legislation - Taxes, Income Tax Reductions (HR 1). 1947
Legislation - Taxes, Income Tax - Exemptions for Pensioners (HR 1613). 1947
Legislation - Veterans - On-the-Job Training, Increased Subsistence, etc. 1946-1947
Legislation - Veterans - On-the-Job Training, Increased Subsistence, etc. 1947
Legislation - Veterans - On-the-Job Training, Increased Subsistence, etc. 1947
Legislation - Veterans - On-the-Job Training, Increased Subsistence, etc. 1947
Legislation - Veterans - Spanish American War and Civil War. 1947
Legislation - Veterans - Spanish American War and Civil War. 1947
Legislation - Water Pollution Control (S. 418 - Barkley, Taft). 1947


Senatorial Papers - 80th Congress 2nd Session

Correspondence, legislation, news clippings, reports, memoranda, and subject files related to this session of Congress. Of particular interest are files related to the citrus industry, the Army Engineers projects in Florida, the Democratic National Committee, labor legislation, civil rights, the War Assets Administration and various air fields and bases in Florida, flood control legislation, and the Everglades. There are several files pertaining to post-war foreign policy, including the Marshall Plan, communism, Palestine, the United Nations, and foreign aid. Among the legislation sponsored or co-sponsored by Holland is a file pertaining to the poll tax and Holland's opposition to it.

Box 166

President. 1948
State Department. January-April 1948
State Department. May-December 1948
State Department. July 1948
State Department - Displaced Persons Commission. 1948
Treasury Department. 1948
Treasury Department - Bureau of Internal Revenue. January-April 1948
Treasury Department - Bureau of Internal Revenue. May-December 1948
War Department - Army. January-March 1948
War Department - Army. April-June 1948
War Department - Army. July-September 1948

Box 167

War Department - Secretary of National Defense. 1948
War Department - Department of the Air Force. 1947-1948
War Department - Army Engineers - General (Including Florida Rivers and Harbors Projects). 1948
War Department - Army Engineers - Beach Erosion. 1948
War Department - Army Engineers - Flood Control Program, Administration of. 1948
War Department - Army Engineers - First Congressional District. 1948
War Department - Army Engineers - Second Congressional District. 1948
War Department - Army Engineers - Third Congressional District. 1948
War Department - Army Engineers - Fourth Congressional District. 1948
War Department - Army Engineers - Fifth Congressional District. 1948
War Department - Army Engineers - Sixth Congressional District. 1948
War Department - Army Engineers - St. Lucie Inlet. 1947-1948

Box 168

Justice Department - Federal Bureau of Investigation. 1948
Post Office Department. January-March 1948
Post Office Department. April-June 1948
Post Office Department. July-December 1948
Navy Department. January-April 1948
Navy Department. May-December 1948
Navy Department - Whiting Field, Near Milton. 1947-1948
Interior Department. 1948
Interior Department - Fuel Oil Shortage. 1948

Box 169

Interior Department - Bureau of Land Management. 1948
Agriculture Department. January-May 1948
Agriculture Department. May-August 1948
Agriculture Department. August-December 1948
Agriculture Department - Citrus Problems. 1948
Agriculture Department - Citrus Standards. 1948
Agriculture Department - Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine. 1948
Agriculture Department - Forestry Service. 1948
Agriculture Department - Rural Electrification Administration. 1948
Commerce Department. January-April 1948

Box 170

Commerce Department. May-December 1948
Commerce Department - Fuel Oil Price Increase. 1948
Commerce Department - Civil Aeronautics Administration. January-March 1948
Commerce Department - Civil Aeronautics Administration. April-December 1948
Labor Department - Strikes. 1948
Labor Department - Wage and Hour Division. 1948
Federal Security Agency. 1948
Federal Security Agency - Public Health Service. 1948
Federal Security Agency - Social Security Board. 1948
Federal Works Agency. January-May 1948
Federal Works Agency. June-December 1948
Federal Works Agency - Flood Damage, Suwannee River and North Florida. 1948
Reconstruction Finance Corporation. 1948
Reconstruction Finance Corporation - International Trade Center at Dinner Key, Miami. 1948
Federal Communications Commission. 1948

Box 171

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. 1948
Federal Power Commission. 1948
Interstate Commerce Commission. 1948
Railroad Retirement Board. 1948
Economic Cooperation Administration. 1948
Maritime Commission. 1948
Veterans Administration. 1948
Veterans Administration - New Site for Regional Office. 1947-1948
Veterans Administration - Reduction in Forces and Closing of Contact Offices in Florida. 1948
Veterans Administration - Temporary Change in Policy Regarding Hospitalization of Mental Patients. 1948
Veterans Administration - Veterans Hospital (Pratt General). 1947

Box 172

Veterans Administration - Veterans Hospital (Pratt General). 1948
Civil Aeronautics Board - Eastern Airlines (Tampa Stop, San Antonio to Miami). 1948
Civil Aeronautics Board - Florida Airways. 1948
Civil Aeronautics Board - Florida Airways. 1948
National Defense Agencies - Office of the Housing Expeditor. January-May 1948
National Defense Agencies - Office of the Housing Expeditor. June-December 1948
National Defense Agencies - Office of the Housing Expeditor - Rent Control. 1947-1948
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration. January-March 1948
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration. April-May 1948
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration. June-December 1948

Box 173

National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Bartow Army Air Field. 1947-1948
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Boca Raton Army Air Field. 1948
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Cleveland Blast Furnace. 1948
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Columbia Forestry School, Lake City. 1947-1948
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Hollywood Land Company (T.D. Ellis). 1948
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Keystone Army Air Field. 1947-1948
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Miami Air Depot (Transfer of Buildings). 1947-1948
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Nautilus Hospital, Miami Beach. 1948
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Panama City Wainwright Shipyard. 1947-1948
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Seminole Rock and Sand Company (Lands, Miami Air Depot Area). 1948
Housing and Home Finance Agency - Federal Housing Administration. 1948
Housing and Home Finance Agency - Public Housing Administration. 1948
Housing and Home Finance Agency - Public Housing Administration - Highland Homes Housing Project, Sebring. 1948

Box 174

Housing and Home Finance Agency - Public Housing Administration - Palmetto Park Housing Project, Boca Raton (Rent Increase). 1947-1948
Miscellaneous - Democratic National Committee. 1946-1948
Miscellaneous - Democratic National Committee. June-July 1948
Miscellaneous - Democratic National Committee. August-December 1948
Miscellaneous - Everglades. 1948
State Administrative Matters. 1947-1948
State Welfare Board (A to L). 1948
State Welfare Board (M to Z). 1948
District of Columbia Committee - General. 1948

Box 175

District of Columbia Committee - Home Rule. 1948
Small Business Special Committee - General. 1947-1948
Public Works Committee. 1947-1948
Appointments - General. 1947-1948
Appointments - U.S. Attorneys. 1948
Foreign Policy - Communism. 1948
Foreign Policy - General. 1947-1948
Foreign Policy - Palestine. January-April 1948
Foreign Policy - Palestine. May-December 1948

Box 176

Holland Legislation - S.J. Res. 191 (Regional Education). 1947-1948
Holland Legislation - Poll Tax. 1948
Holland Legislation - S. 2467 (Amend Interstate Commerce Act, Black Market Transportation Tickets). 1948-1949
Legislation - Agricultural Act of 1948 (Aiken). January-April 1948
Legislation - Agricultural Act of 1948 (Aiken). May-December 1948
Legislation - Alcoholic Beverage. 1948
Legislation - Appropriations - Agriculture Department (HR 5883). 1948
Legislation - Appropriations - Civil Functions - Army (HR 5524). 1948

Box 177

Legislation - Appropriations - Civil Functions - Data Used by Holland in Testimony. 1948
Legislation - Appropriations - Labor, Federal Security (HR 5728). 1948
Legislation - Civil Rights. January-March 1948
Legislation - Civil Rights. April-July 1948
Legislation - Communist Party, Registration of (HR 5852 Mundt Bill). January-June 1948
Legislation - Communist Party, Registration of (HR 5852 Mundt Bill). June-December 1948
Legislation - Conservation of Natural Resources (HR4752, S. 1621). 1947-1948
Legislation - Education, Federal Aid to. 1948

Box 178

Legislation - Equal Rights Amendment. 1948
Legislation - Fair Employment Practices. 1948
Legislation - Flood Control. 1947
Legislation - Flood Control Hearing File. May 1948
Legislation - Flood Control, Permanent. January 1948
Legislation - Flood Control, Permanent. February 1948
Legislation - Flood Control, Permanent. February-March 1948
Legislation - Flood Control, Permanent. April 1948
Legislation - Flood Control, Permanent. May-June 1948
Legislation - Flood Control, Permanent. July-December 1948

Box 179

Legislation - Highway Construction, Federal Aid. 1948
Legislation - Housing. January-March 1948
Legislation - Housing. April 1948
Legislation - Housing. May-June 1948
Legislation - Housing. July-December 1948
Legislation - Immigration and Naturalization. 1948
Legislation - International Wheat Agreement. 1948
Legislation - Interstate Commerce Act (Reed-Bulwinkle Bill S. 110). 1948
Legislation - Jewish War Veterans, U.S. to Incorporate. 1948

Box 180

Legislation - Labor (Taft-Hartley Act). 1948
Legislation - Labor (Wage and Hour). 1948
Legislation - Lynching Bill. 1948
Legislation - Marshall Plan. January 1948
Legislation - Marshall Plan. February 1948
Legislation - Marshall Plan. March 1948
Legislation - Marshall Plan. April-December 1948
Legislation - Marshall Plan (Citrus). 1948
Legislation - Military Training, Universal. 1948

Box 181

Legislation - National Defense. January-March 1948
Legislation - National Defense. April 1948
Legislation - National Defense. April-May 1948
Legislation - National Defense. May-December 1948
Legislation - National Health Insurance. 1948
Legislation - Pan-American Overseas Highway. 1945-1948
Legislation - Poll Tax. 1948
Legislation - Railroad Reorganization Bill (PL 478). 1948
Legislation - Rent Control. January-February 1948

Box 182

Legislation - Rent Control. March 1948
Legislation - Rent Control. March-December 1948
Legislation - Reorganization Plan Number 1. January-March 1948
Legislation - Reorganization Plan Number 1. March-May 1948
Legislation - Social Security Coverage (HJR 296). 1948
Legislation - Statehood for Hawaii. 1948
Legislation - Surplus Property Act. 1948
Legislation - Taxes - Exemptions for Pensioners. 1948
Legislation - Taxes - Income Tax Reductions. January-February 1948
Legislation - Taxes - Income Tax Reductions. March-December 1948

Box 183

Legislation - Taxes - Oleo Margarine. January-April 1948
Legislation - Taxes - Oleo Margarine. May-December 1948
Legislation - Trading with the Enemy Act. 1948
Legislation - United Nations Charter. 1948
Legislation - Veterans. 1948
Legislation - Veterans - Flight Training. 1948
Legislation - Veterans - Housing. 1948
Legislation - Veterans - Increase in Pensions. 1948


Senatorial Papers - 81st Congress 1st Session

Correspondence, legislation, news clippings, reports, memoranda, and subject files related to this session of Congress. Of particular interest are files related to the citrus industry, the Army Engineers projects in Florida, labor legislation (Taft Hartley and Wage and Hour), the Atomic Energy Commission, flood control legislation, socialized medicine, and the Everglades. There are several files pertaining to post-war foreign policy, including the Marshall Plan, communism, the de-Nazification program, Palestine, the North Atlantic Pact, and Spain. Among the legislation sponsored or co-sponsored by Holland are files pertaining to the poll tax, tidelands, and the Taft-Hartley Act. In addition, there are several legislation files related to civil rights, including lynching, the poll tax, and the Fair Employment Practices Commission (FEPC).

Box 184

President. 1948-1949
State Department. January-May 1949
State Department. June-December 1949
State Department - Canadian Embargo on Fruits, etc. 1948-1949
State Department - Cardinal Mindszenty. 1948-1949
State Department - Displaced Persons. 1948-1949
Treasury Department. 1949
Treasury Department - Bureau of Customs. 1948-1949
Treasury Department - Bureau of Internal Revenue. January-May 1949
Treasury Department - Bureau of Internal Revenue. June-September 1949

Box 185

Treasury Department - Bureau of Internal Revenue. October-December 1949
Army Department. January-May 1949
Army Department. June-August 1949
Army Department. September-December 1949
Secretary of National Defense. 1949
Department of the Air Force. January-April 1949
Department of the Air Force. May-July 1949
Department of the Air Force. August-September 1949
Department of the Air Force - Bombing Target Zones, Crystal River. 1949
Army Engineers - General. 1949
Army Engineers - Eradication of Water Hyacinths. 1949

Box 186

Army Engineers - First Congressional District. 1949
Army Engineers - First Congressional District - Tampa Bay Harbor. 1947-1949
Army Engineers - Second Congressional District. 1949
Army Engineers - Third Congressional District. 1949
Army Engineers - Third Congressional District - St. Andrews Bay, Panama City. 1948-1949
Army Engineers - Fourth Congressional District. 1949
Army Engineers - Fifth Congressional District. 1949
Army Engineers - Fifth Congressional District - St. Augustine Harbor. 1947-1949
Army Engineers - Fifth Congressional District - Sumter County Flood. 1949
Army Engineers - Sixth Congressional District. 1949
Justice Department. 1949
Justice Department - Florida National Banks et al. (Anti-Trust Investigation). 1949
Justice Department - Federal Bureau of Investigation. 1949
Justice Department - Immigration and Naturalization. 1948-1949

Box 187

Navy Department. January-July 1949
Navy Department. August-September 1949
Navy Department. October-December 1949
Navy Department - Banana River Naval Air Station (NAS). 1947-1949
Navy Department - Naval Expansion Program. 1948-1949
Interior Department. 1948-1949
Interior Department - Bureau of Land Management. 1948-1949
Agriculture Department. January-April 1949
Agriculture Department. May-July 1949

Box 188

Agriculture Department. August-September 1949
Agriculture Department. October-November 1949
Agriculture Department. December 1949
Agriculture Department - Citrus Problems. 1948-1949
Agriculture Department - Florida Citrus Mutual. 1948-1949
Agriculture Department - Naval Stores (Price Support). 1949
Agriculture Department - Phosphate Industry. 1949
Agriculture Department - Swan Island Quarantine (Foot and Mouth Disease). 1948-1949
Agriculture Department - Tobacco Matters. 1949
Agriculture Department - Tung Oil Industry, Florida. 1948-1949

Box 189

Agriculture Department - Farmers Home Administration. 1949
Agriculture Department - Rural Electrification Administration - Seminole Electric Cooperative. 1948-1949
Commerce Department. 1948-1949
Commerce Department - Weather Bureau. 1949
Labor Department - Strikes (Steel and Coal). 1949
Labor Department - Wage and Hour Division. 1949
Federal Security Agency. 1948-1949
Federal Security Agency - Public Health Service. 1949
Federal Security Agency - Social Security Administration. 1948-1949
Federal Works Agency. 1948-1949

Box 190

Reconstruction Finance Corporation. January-June 1949
Reconstruction Finance Corporation. July-September 1949
Reconstruction Finance Corporation. October-December 1949
Reconstruction Finance Corporation - Homosassa Special Water District (Zewadski et al.). 1949
Reconstruction Finance Corporation - Santa Rosa Island Authority. 1948-1949
Federal Communications Commission. June-December 1949
Interstate Commerce Commission. 1948-1949
Economic Cooperation Administration. 1948-1949

Box 191

Tariff Commission - Sponge File. 1949
Veterans Administration. January-April 1949
Veterans Administration. May-July 1949
Veterans Administration. August 1949
Veterans Administration. September-December 1949
Veterans Administration - General VA Instruction (Veterans Training Program). 1949
Civil Aeronautics Board. 1948-1949
Civil Aeronautics Board - Eastern Airlines. 1949-1950
Civil Aeronautics Board - Florida Airways. 1949
Office of the Housing Expeditor. 1948-1949
Office of the Housing Expeditor - Rent Control, Miami Area. 1948-1949

Box 192

National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration. 1949
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Al Lodwick Case. 1948-1949
National Defense Agencies - War Assets Administration - Buckingham Army Air Field, Edison College, Ft. Myers. 1948-1949
Housing and Home Finance Agency - Federal Housing Administration. January-June 1949
Housing and Home Finance Agency - Federal Housing Administration. July-December 1949
Housing and Home Finance Agency - Federal Housing Administration - Housing, Eglin Field. 1949

Box 193

Housing and Home Finance Agency - Federal Housing Administration - Housing Project, Daytona Beach. 1949
Housing and Home Finance Agency - Public Housing Administration. 1949
Housing and Home Finance Agency - Public Housing Administration - Rockledge Housing Project. 1949
Housing and Home Finance Agency - Federal Home Loan Bank Administration. 1948-1949
State Administrative Matters. January-July 1949
State Administrative Matters. August-September 1949
State Administrative Matters. October-December 1949
State Administrative Matters - Dental School for Florida. 1949
State Administrative Matters - Hurricane. 1949
Agriculture Committee. 1949
Agriculture Committee - Sen. Gillette's Subcommittee (SJ Res. 36). 1949
Small Business Special Committee - General. 1949

Box 194

Public Works Committee. 1949
Public Works Committee Miscellaneous. 1949
Senate Miscellaneous. 1949
Appointments - Federal Judge, Roving. 1949
Appointments - Federal Judgeship, Dade County. 1949
Atomic Energy Commission. 1949
Atomic Energy Commission - Lilienthal (Complaints About, Regarding Scholarships to Communists). 1949
Foreign Policy - Communism. 1948-1949
Foreign Policy - De-Nazification Program (Nazi Party in Germany). 1948-1949
Foreign Policy - General. 1948-1949
Foreign Policy - Palestine. 1949
Foreign Policy - Socialism. 1949
Foreign Policy - Spain. 1949

Box 195

Holland Legislation - Tidelands. 1949
Holland Legislation - S. 58 (Small Business Committee). 1948-1949
Holland Legislation - S. 1104 (Amendment, Rivers and Harbors Act of 1948). 1949
Holland Legislation - SJ Res. 191 (Regional Education). 1949
Holland Legislation - S. 249 (Repeal Taft-Hartley Law, Regarding Injunction and Seizure). 1949
Holland Legislation - S. 2173, S. 1464 (Amend Agricultural Adjustment Act (Marketing Agreements). 1949
Holland Legislation - Poll Tax. 1949
Holland Legislation - Jose Marti Monument, Ybor City. 1949
Holland Legislation - Amend Sherman and Clayton Act (Regarding Limitations). 1948-1949
Legislation - Agriculture Act. January-July 1949
Legislation - Agriculture Act of 1949 (Anderson). October 1949
Legislation - Agriculture Act of 1949 (Anderson Subcommittee). 1949

Box 196

Legislation - Agriculture, Brannan Plan. 1949
Legislation - Appropriations - Agriculture (HR 3997). 1949
Legislation - Appropriations - Civil Functions (HR 3734). 1949
Legislation - Appropriations - Foreign Aid (HR 4830). 1949
Legislation - Appropriations - Independent Offices - Maritime School in St. Petersburg (HR 4177). 1949
Legislation - Appropriations - Independent Offices - Maritime School in St. Petersburg. 1949
Legislation - Appropriations - Interior (HR 3838). 1949
Legislation - Appropriations - Labor and Federal Security (HR 3333). 1949
Legislation - Appropriations - National Military Establishment (HR 4146). 1949
Legislation - Armed Services. January-July 1949
Legislation - Armed Services. August-October 1949

Box 197

Legislation - Basing Point System. 1949
Legislation - China, Aid to. 1949
Legislation - Civil Rights Program - Fair Employment Practices Commission (FEPC). 1949
Legislation - Civil Rights Program - Lynching. 1949
Legislation - Civil Rights Program - Miscellaneous. January-February 1949
Legislation - Civil Rights Program - Miscellaneous. March-May 1949
Legislation - Civil Rights Program - Miscellaneous. June-July 1949
Legislation - Civil Rights Program - Miscellaneous. August-December 1949
Legislation - Civil Rights Program - Poll Tax. 1949
Legislation - Copper. 1949
Legislation - Displaced Persons Act. 1949
Legislation - District Home Rule. 1949
Legislation - Economic Stability Act (Spence Bill, HR 2756). 1949
Legislation - Education, Federal Aid to. January-March 1949

Box 198

Legislation - Education, Federal Aid to. April-May 1949
Legislation - Education, Federal Aid to. May-June 1949
Legislation - Education, Federal Aid to. July 1949
Legislation - Education, Federal Aid to. July 1949
Legislation - Education, Federal Aid to. July 1949
Legislation - Education, Federal Aid to. August 1949
Legislation - Educational Finance Act (Construction of Facilities). 1949
Legislation - Equal Rights Amendment. 1949
Legislation - Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC Assessment Rates, etc.). 1949
Legislation - Flood Control. January-March 1949

Box 199

Legislation - Flood Control. April-May 1949
Legislation - Flood Control. June-August 1949
Legislation - Flood Control. September-December 1949
Legislation - Forest Fire Control. January-July 1949
Legislation - Forest Fire Control. August-September 1949
Legislation - Hawaii (Statehood, Labor, etc.). 1949
Legislation - Housing Legislation. January-March 1949
Legislation - Housing Legislation. April 1949
Legislation - Housing Legislation. May 1949
Legislation - Housing Legislation. June-July 1949
Legislation - Housing Legislation. August-September 1949
Legislation - Indians. 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Taft Hartley). January 1949

Box 200

Legislation - Labor Legislation (Taft Hartley). January 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Taft Hartley). February 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Taft Hartley). February 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Taft Hartley). February 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Taft Hartley). February 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Taft Hartley). March 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Taft Hartley). March 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Taft Hartley). March 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Taft Hartley). April 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Taft Hartley). April 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Taft Hartley). April 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Taft Hartley). May 1949

Box 201

Legislation - Labor Legislation (Taft Hartley). June 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Taft Hartley). June 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Taft Hartley). July 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Taft Hartley). July 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Taft Hartley). August 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Taft Hartley). September-October 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Wage and Hour). January 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Wage and Hour). February 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Wage and Hour). February 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Wage and Hour). February 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Wage and Hour). March 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Wage and Hour). April 1949

Box 202

Legislation - Labor Legislation (Wage and Hour). May 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Wage and Hour). June-August 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Wage and Hour). August 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Wage and Hour). September 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Wage and Hour). October-November 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Wage and Hour - Holland Amendment Miscellaneous Material). 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Wage and Hour - Hotels, Holland Amendment). 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Wage and Hour - Laundry and Dry Cleaner, Holland Amendment). 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Wage and Hour - Lumber Dealers, Holland Amendment). 1949
Legislation - Labor Legislation (Wage and Hour - Miscellaneous, Holland Amendment). 1949
Legislation - Military Assistance to Free Nations. 1949
Legislation - National Defense. January-May 1949
Legislation - National Defense. June-December 1949

Box 203

Legislation - National Defense (Universal Military Training). 1949
Legislation - North Atlantic Pact. January-May 1949
Legislation - North Atlantic Pact. June 1949
Legislation - North Atlantic Pact. July 1949
Legislation - Reciprocal Trade Agreement Act. 1949
Legislation - Rent Control. January 1949
Legislation - Rent Control. February 1949
Legislation - Rent Control. February 1949
Legislation - Rent Control. February 1949
Legislation - Rent Control. March 1949
Legislation - Rent Control. March 1949

Box 204

Legislation - Rent Control. April 1949
Legislation - Rent Control. May 1949
Legislation - Reorganization Act. January-February 1949
Legislation - Reorganization Act. March-May 1949
Legislation - Reorganization Act. June 1949
Legislation - Reorganization Act. July 1949
Legislation - Reorganization Act. August-September 1949
Legislation - Reorganization Plan Number 1. 1949
Legislation - Reorganization Plan Number 2. 1949

Box 205

Legislation - Rivers and Harbors Omnibus Bill. 1949
Legislation - Socialized Medicine. January-March 1949
Legislation - Socialized Medicine. March-April 1949
Legislation - Socialized Medicine. April 1949
Legislation - Socialized Medicine. April-May 1949
Legislation - Socialized Medicine. May-June 1949
Legislation - Socialized Medicine. June-July 1949
Legislation - Socialized Medicine. August 1949
Legislation - Social Security. January-February 1949

Box 206

Legislation - Social Security. March-July 1949
Legislation - Social Security. August-September 1949
Legislation - St. Lawrence Seaway (Florida Issues). 1949
Legislation - Taxes - Excise. January 1949
Legislation - Taxes - Excise. February 1949
Legislation - Taxes - Excise. February 1949
Legislation - Taxes - Excise. February 1949
Legislation - Taxes - Excise. March 1949
Legislation - Taxes - Excise. March-April 1949

Box 207

Legislation - Taxes - Excise. May-June 1949
Legislation - Taxes - Excise. July 1949
Legislation - Taxes - Excise. August 1949
Legislation - Taxes - Excise. September 1949
Legislation - Taxes - Income. January-May 1949
Legislation - Taxes - Income. June-August 1949
Legislation - Taxes - Income. September-October 1949
Legislation - Taxes - Oleo Margarine. January-May 1949
Legislation - Taxes - Oleo Margarine. June-July 1949

Box 208

Legislation - Taxes - Sales and Use, Cigarettes (HR 195 Jenkins Bill). 1949
Legislation - United Nations. 1949
Legislation - United Nations (Human Rights). 1949
Legislation - United World Federalists. 1949
Legislation - Veterans. 1949
Legislation - Veterans - Flight Training. 1949
Legislation - Veterans - G.I. Training (S. 2596). 1949
Legislation - Veterans - Pension Increase. 1949
Legislation - Veterans - Preference. 1949
Legislation - Veterans - Rankin Pension Bill (Bonus Bill). 1949


Senatorial Papers - 81st Congress 2nd Session

Correspondence, legislation, news clippings, reports, memoranda, and subject files related to this session of Congress. Of particular interest are files related to the citrus industry, the Army Engineers projects in Florida, Alger Hiss, Social Security, the arming of Arab states by England, labor (including railroad strikes), the Four Point Program, foot and mouth disease, the Kefauver crime investigation, flood control legislation, socialized medicine, and the Everglades. There are several files pertaining to foreign policy, Korea, China, Spain, socialism, the United Nations, and communism (including charges by Joseph McCarthy). Among the legislation sponsored or co-sponsored by Holland are files pertaining to tidelands and regional education. In addition, there are several legislation files related to civil rights, including the poll tax and the Fair Employment Practices Commission (FEPC).

Box 209

President. 1950
State Department. January-May 1950
State Department. June-July 1950
State Department. August-September 1950
State Department. October-November 1950
State Department. December 1950
State Department - Alger Hiss. 1950
State Department - Arming of Arab States by England. 1950
State Department - Four Point Program. 1950
Army Department. January-June 1950
Army Department. July-August 1950

Box 210

Army Department. September-December 1950
Army Department - Defense Procurement. January-October 1950
Army Department - Defense Procurement. November-December 1950
Army Department - Korea. July 1950
Army Department - Korea. August 1950
Army Department - Korea. August 1950
Army Department - Korea. September-November 1950
Army Department - Korea. December 1950

Box 211

Army Department - Korea. December 1950
Army Department - War Mobilization. 1950
Department of the Air Force. January-June 1950
Department of the Air Force. July-August 1950
Department of the Air Force. September-December 1950
Department of the Air Force - Academy Site, Miscellaneous Towns. 1950
Department of the Air Force - Academy Site, Orlando. 1950
Department of the Air Force - Joint Long Range Proving Ground (Condemnation Proceedings). 1949-1950

Box 212

Department of the Air Force - Joint Long Range Proving Ground (General). 1949-1950
Department of the Air Force - Orlando Air Base. 1949-1950
Army Engineers - General. 1950
Army Engineers - Beach Erosion - General. 1950
Army Engineers - Beach Erosion - Jacksonville Beach. 1950
Army Engineers - Intracoastal Waterway. 1949-1950
Army Engineers - First Congressional District. 1950
Army Engineers - First Congressional District - Caloosahatchee, Anclote, St. Marks (West Coast Inland Navigation). 1950

Box 213

Army Engineers - First Congressional District - Tampa Bay Harbor. 1950
Army Engineers - First Congressional District - West Coast Inland Navigation Project. 1950
Army Engineers - Second Congressional District. 1950
Army Engineers - Second Congressional District - Horseshoe Cove Project. 1950
Army Engineers - Second Congressional District - Suwannee River Project. 1950
Army Engineers - Third Congressional District. 1950
Army Engineers - Fourth Congressional District. 1950
Army Engineers - Fourth Congressional District - Boot Key Harbor. 1950
Army Engineers - Fourth Congressional District - Everglades Channel. 1950
Army Engineers - Fourth Congressional District - Naples. 1950
Army Engineers - Fifth Congressional District. 1950

Box 214

Army Engineers - Fifth Congressional District - Canaveral Harbor. 1947-1950
Army Engineers - Fifth Congressional District - Lake Apopka. 1949-1950
Army Engineers - Fifth Congressional District - Lake Istokpoga (Kissimmee Valley). 1949-1950
Army Engineers - Fifth Congressional District - St. Johns Rivers, Palatka to Lake Harney Project. 1947-1950
Army Engineers - Sixth Congressional District. 1950
Army Engineers - Sixth Congressional District - Fisheating Creek Levee in Lakeport Area. 1950
Army Engineers - Sixth Congressional District - Jupiter Inlet. 1950
Army Engineers - Sixth Congressional District - Sebastian Inlet. 1946-1950
Army Engineers - Seventh Congressional District - Venice Harbor. 1950
Justice Department. January-August 1950
Justice Department. September-December 1950

Box 215

Justice Department - A and P Tea Company (Anti-Trust Suit). 1949
Justice Department - A and P Tea Company (Anti-Trust Suit). 1950
Justice Department - J. Edgar Hoover. 1950
Justice Department - U.S. Courts. 1950
Navy Department. January-June 1950
Navy Department. July-August 1950
Navy Department. August-September 1950
Navy Department. October-December 1950
Marine Corps. 1950
Interior Department. 1950

Box 216

Interior Department - Bureau of Land Management. 1950
Interior Department - Bureau of Land Management - Melbourne and Titusville Beach (Max Brewer). 1949-1950
Agriculture Department. January-March 1950
Agriculture Department. April-June 1950
Agriculture Department. July-September 1950
Agriculture Department. October-December 1950
Agriculture Department - Citrus Blackfly and Mexican Fruitfly. 1949-1950
Agriculture Department - Citrus Problems. 1950
Agriculture Department - Florida Citrus Mutual. 1950

Box 217

Agriculture Department - Foot and Mouth Disease. January-February 1950
Agriculture Department - Foot and Mouth Disease. March-December 1950
Agriculture Department - Potatoes. January-February 1950
Agriculture Department - Potatoes. March-December 1950
Agriculture Department - Sugar. 1950
Agriculture Department - Tung Oil. 1950
Agriculture Department - USDA Sub-Tropical Fruit Station, Orlando. 1950
Agriculture Department - Farmers Home Administration. 1949-1950
Agriculture Department - Farmers Home Administration - Successor to Texada (Shaddick and Others). 1950
Agriculture Department - Farmers Home Administration - Successor to Texada (David). 1950
Agriculture Department - Farmers Home Administration - Successor to Texada (Roberts). 1950

Box 218

Commerce Department. January-August 1950
Commerce Department. September-December 1950
Commerce Department - National Production Authority. 1950
Labor Department. 1950
Labor Department - Wage and Hour Division. 1950
Federal Security Agency. 1950
Federal Security Agency - Mid-Century White House Conference of Children and Youth. 1950
Federal Security Agency - Public Health Service. 1950
Federal Security Agency - Public Health Service - Hospital Construction Funds. 1950
Federal Security Agency - Public Health Service - Pensacola Quarantine Station. 1950
Federal Security Agency - Social Security Administration. 1950

Box 219

Reconstruction Finance Corporation. January-May 1950
Reconstruction Finance Corporation. June-August 1950
Reconstruction Finance Corporation. September-December 1950
Reconstruction Finance Corporation - Cedar Key Dock and Basin Project. 1950
Reconstruction Finance Corporation - City of Sanford. 1949-1950
Reconstruction Finance Corporation - Florida Ramie Products. 1947-1950
Reconstruction Finance Corporation - Pasco Packing Company. 1947-1950
Federal Communications Commission. 1950
Federal Communications Commission - Interference of Cuban Stations. 1949-1950

Box 220

Interstate Commerce Commission. 1949-1950
Interstate Commerce Commission - Frozen Citrus Concentrate (Transportation Permit). 1949-1950
Interstate Commerce Commission - Railway Express Rate Increase. 1949
Interstate Commerce Commission - Railway Express Rate Increase. 1950
National Mediation Board (Railroad Strikes). 1950
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Services (Strikes, General). 1950
Maritime Commission - John Banvard (Sunken Vessel). 1949-1950
Maritime Commission - Training School, St. Petersburg. 1950
Maritime Commission - P and O and Gulf Atlantic Steamship Company (Wahl). 1948-1950
Veterans Administration. January-May 1950

Box 221

Veterans Administration. June-September 1950
Veterans Administration. October-December 1950
Veterans Administration - Cutback in VA Hospital Facilities (Jacksonville Naval and Other Hospitals). 1949-1950
Veterans Administration - Protest from Veterans Regarding Rumored Change in Vocational School Week. 1950
Housing and Home Finance Agency - Federal Housing Administration. January-April 1950
Housing and Home Finance Agency - Federal Housing Administration. May-July 1950
Housing and Home Finance Agency - Federal Housing Administration. August-December 1950
Housing and Home Finance Agency - Federal Housing Administration - Pine View Heights ("Colored Subdivision Near Jacksonville"). 1950
Housing and Home Finance Agency - Public Housing Administration. 1950

Box 222

Miscellaneous - Democratic Party. 1950
Miscellaneous - Everglades. 1949-1950
State Administrative Matters. January-May 1950
State Administrative Matters. June-October 1950
State Administrative Matters. November-December 1950
State Administrative Matters - Crime Investigation (Kefauver). January-June 1950
State Administrative Matters - Crime Investigation (Kefauver). July-December 1950
State Administrative Matters - Hurricane. 1950
State Welfare Board. 1949-1950
Agriculture Committee. 1950
Small Business Special Committee. January-September 1950

Box 223

Small Business Special Committee. October-December 1950
Sesquicentennial Commission. 1950
Appointments - U.S. Attorney (Recorded). 1949-1950
Appointments - U.S. Circuit Judge (Louie Strum, 5th Circuit). 1950
Appointments - U.S. Marshal (Chas. Guyton). 1950
Appointments - U.S. Marshal (Leland Thomas). 1950
Appointments - Vatican. 1950
War Claims Commission. 1950
Selective Service System. 1950
Holland Legislation - P.L. 31 - Tidelands. 1950
Holland Legislation - S.J. Res. 191 - Regional Education. 1950

Box 224

Legislation - Agriculture. January-March 1950
Legislation - Agriculture. April-May 1950
Legislation - Agriculture. October-December 1950
Legislation - Alaska. 1950
Legislation - Alcoholic Beverages. 1950
Legislation - Alcoholic Beverages. June-December 1950
Legislation - Appropriations - Agriculture. 1950
Legislation - Appropriations - Agriculture (Mosquito and Sandfly). 1950
Legislation - Appropriations - Civil Functions. 1950
Legislation - Appropriations - Labor and FSA. 1950
Legislation - Armed Services. January-August 1950

Box 225

Legislation - Armed Services. September-December 1950
Legislation - Civil Rights - Fair Employment Practices Commission (FEPC). January-February 1950
Legislation - Civil Rights - Fair Employment Practices Commission (FEPC). March-May 1950
Legislation - Civil Rights - Fair Employment Practices Commission (FEPC). June-December 1950
Legislation - Civil Rights - General. January-April 1950
Legislation - Civil Rights - General. May-December 1950
Legislation - Civil Rights - Poll Tax. 1950
Legislation - Colorado River Controversy. 1950
Legislation - Commodity Credit Corporation. 1950
Legislation - Defense Production Act. 1950
Legislation - Defense Production Act (Title IV). January-July 1950
Legislation - Defense Production Act (Title IV). August-December 1950

Box 226

Legislation - Displaced Persons. January-March 1950
Legislation - Displaced Persons. March 1950
Legislation - Displaced Persons. April-December 1950
Legislation - Draft. 1950
Legislation - Education, Federal Aid to. January 1950
Legislation - Education, Federal Aid to. February 1950
Legislation - Education, Federal Aid to. March-December 1950
Legislation - Educational Finance Act. 1950
Legislation - Equal Rights Amendment. 1950
Legislation - Flood Control. January-March 1950
Legislation - Flood Control. April-May 1950
Legislation - Flood Control. June-December 1950

Box 227

Legislation - Foreign Policy - China. January-June 1950
Legislation - Foreign Policy - China. July-December 1950
Legislation - Foreign Policy - Communism. January-April 1950
Legislation - Foreign Policy - Communism. April-May 1950
Legislation - Foreign Policy - Communism. June-July 1950
Legislation - Foreign Policy - Communism. July 1950
Legislation - Foreign Policy - Communism. August 1950
Legislation - Foreign Policy - Communism. September-December 1950
Legislation - Foreign Policy - Communism (McCarthy Charges). 1950
Legislation - Foreign Policy - General. January-June 1950
Legislation - Foreign Policy - General. July-December 1950
Legislation - Foreign Policy - Socialism. 1950
Legislation - Foreign Policy - Spain. 1950

Box 228

Legislation - Forestry. 1950
Legislation - Fort Caroline (HR 7709). 1950
Legislation - Four Point Program. 1950
Legislation - Government Expenditures. January-March 1950
Legislation - Government Expenditures. April-May 1950
Legislation - Government Expenditures. June-December 1950
Legislation - Handicapped People. 1950
Legislation - Hawaii Statehood. 1950
Legislation - Housing. January-February 1950

Box 229

Legislation - Housing. March 1950
Legislation - Housing. April-December 1950
Legislation - Indians. 1950
Legislation - Key Deer. January-April 1950
Legislation - Key Deer. May-December 1950
Legislation - Labor. 1950
Legislation - Labor (Anti-Trust). 1950
Legislation - Labor (Wage and Hour). 1950
Legislation - Merger (Anti-) Bill. 1950
Legislation - Military Public Works (S. 2440, Including Housing). 1950
Legislation - National Defense. January-August 1950
Legislation - National Defense. September-December 1950

Box 230

Legislation - National Defense (Universal Military Training). 1950
Legislation - Peanuts. 1949-1950
Legislation - Peanuts. 1950
Legislation - Postage Rate Increase. March-April 1950
Legislation - Postage Rate Increase. May-December 1950
Legislation - Price Control. January-August 1950
Legislation - Price Control. August 1950
Legislation - Price Control. September-December 1950
Legislation - Railroad Communications Systems. 1950

Box 231

Legislation - Railway Labor Act. January-June 1950
Legislation - Railway Labor Act. July-August 1950
Legislation - Railway Labor Act. September-November 1950
Legislation - Railway Labor Act. November-December 1950
Legislation - Reorganization (General). January 1950
Legislation - Reorganization (General). February-March 1950
Legislation - Reorganization (General). April-May 1950
Legislation - Reorganization (General). May-December 1950
Legislation - Reorganization Plan Number 1. 1950
Legislation - Reorganization Plan Number 7. 1950
Legislation - Reorganization Plan Number 12. January-April 1950

Box 232

Legislation - Reorganization Plan Number 12. May-December 1950
Legislation - Reorganization Plan Number 21. 1950
Legislation - Reorganization Plan Number 22-24. 1950
Legislation - Reorganization Plan Number 27. 1950
Legislation - Reorganization - Veterans. January-February 1950
Legislation - Reorganization - Veterans. March-December 1950
Legislation - Road Construction (Federal Aid). 1950
Legislation - Social Security. January-February 1950
Legislation - Social Security. February-March 1950
Legislation - Social Security. April-May 1950