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41. Folder 37: Whitelaw Letter 3

Folder 37: Whitelaw Letter 3
Date:
1945-03-09
Description:
Letter to Nathan Rosen from Robert N.S. Whitelaw regarding the reorganization of the Planning Board within the Civic Services Committee (March 9, 1945).

42. Folder 32: McDonald Letter 3

Folder 32: McDonald Letter 3
Date:
1942
Description:
Letter to Robert N.S. Whitelaw from Frederick H. McDonald (Nov. 13, 1942) regarding the Charleston Development Council.

43. Folder 39: Whitelaw Letter 3

Folder 39: Whitelaw Letter 3
Date:
1945-03-26
Description:
Letter to Harold A. Mouzon from Robert N.S. Whitelaw regarding the Civic Services Committee and city planning (March 26, 1945).

44. Folder 32: McDonald Letter

Folder 32: McDonald Letter
Date:
1942
Description:
Letter to Robert N.S. Whitelaw from Frederick H. McDonald (Sept. 21, 1942), advising RNSW about procedures for city planning that the CSC should consider.

45. Folder 33: Whitelaw Letter 5

Folder 33: Whitelaw Letter 5
Date:
1943-05-05
Description:
Letter to C. Bissell Jenkins from Robert N.S. Whitelaw regarding city planning in Charleston, SC (May 5, 1943).

46. Folder 33: Whitelaw Letter 7

Folder 33: Whitelaw Letter 7
Date:
1943-08-06
Description:
Letter to C. O. Getty from Robert N.S. Whitelaw regarding city planning (Aug. 6, 1943).

47. Folder 33: McDonald Letter 9

Folder 33: McDonald Letter 9
Date:
1943-08-05
Description:
Letter to Robert N.S. Whitelaw from Frederick H. McDonald regarding post war planning (Aug. 5, 1943).

49. Folder 33: Compton Letter

Folder 33: Compton Letter
Date:
1943-01-20
Description:
Letter to Robert N.S. Whitelaw from Congressman Ranulf Compton (Jan. 20, 1943) regarding bill H.R. 7782 [use of funds for state and local post-war planning introduced by Congressman Beiter].