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1. Folder 34: Clipping 1

Folder 34: Clipping 1
Date:
1942-10-06
Description:
Article from the News and Courier entitled "Housing Bureau Will be Set Up" regarding a planning bureau to help with housing needs during the war (Oct. 6, 1942).

2. Folder 33: Form 1

Folder 33: Form 1
Date:
1942-10-22
Description:
Authorization for Reconditioning Service. Applicant Henry Yaschik (Oct. 22, 1942).

3. Folders 52-61: Press Release 1

Folders 52-61: Press Release 1
Date:
1934-06-14
Description:
Press release dated June 14, 1934, "Need of Additional Housing Facilities Indicated in Charleston, S.C."

4. Folders 52-61: McDonald Letter 1

Folders 52-61: McDonald Letter 1
Date:
1942-11-10
Description:
Letter dated Nov. 10, 1942, from Frederick H. McDonald to R.T. Ledbetter (Home Owners' Loan Corporation) regarding the conversion of Charleston dwellings under the "home-use" program.

5. Folder 35: Brandt Letter 1

Folder 35: Brandt Letter 1
Date:
1943-03-04
Description:
Letter to the Community Development Council from Miss Rose Marie Brandt regarding housing of war workers (Mar. 4, 1943).

6. Folders 52-61: Whitelaw Letter 1

Folders 52-61: Whitelaw Letter 1
Date:
1942-11-16
Description:
Letter dated Nov. 16, 1942, from Robert N.S. Whitelaw to T.J. Kenney, Chairman of the War Housing Committee in Charleston, proposing that a "Garage Bungalow," a.k.a. "Victory Bungalow," be used as a new type of family dwelling for war housing.

7. Folder 35: Disposition 1

Folder 35: Disposition 1
Description:
Disposition by the Community Development Council of two listener suggestions regarding the provision on trailer park camps.

8. Folder 33: McDonald Letter 1

Folder 33: McDonald Letter 1
Date:
1943-02-19
Description:
Letter to Robert K. Creighton from Frederick H. McDonald regarding the War Housing Committee (Feb. 19, 1943).

9. Folder 33: Whitelaw Letter 1

Folder 33: Whitelaw Letter 1
Date:
1943-01-13
Description:
Letter to Walter Dorwin Teague from Robert N.S. Whitelaw regarding war-time housing (Jan. 13, 1943).

10. Folder 33: Letter 1

Folder 33: Letter 1
Date:
1942-10-21
Description:
Letter offering home for war workers in response to ad (Oct. 21, 1942).

11. Folder 34: Clipping 10

Folder 34: Clipping 10
Date:
1942-10-20
Description:
Article entitled "Billeting May be Next Step to Break Housing Bottleneck" regarding billeting for war workers (Oct. 20, 1942).

12. Folder 34: Clipping 11

Folder 34: Clipping 11
Date:
1942-10-21
Description:
Newspaper advertisement for home owners in Charleston to provide housing for officers and war workers (Oct. 21, 1942).

13. Folder 34: Clipping 12

Folder 34: Clipping 12
Date:
1942-10-21
Description:
Article entitled "Billeting of War Workers In Local Homes Possible" regarding housing for war workers (Oct. 21, 1942).

14. Folder 34: Clipping 13

Folder 34: Clipping 13
Date:
1942-10-25
Description:
Article entitled "Protecting a Heritage" regarding housing and preservation of buildings (Oct. 25, 1942).

16. Folder 34: Clipping 14

Folder 34: Clipping 14
Date:
1942-10-26
Description:
Article entitled "Few Vacancies in Rooms Here" regarding housing (Oct. 26, 1942).

17. Folder 17: Albert Simons Letter

Folder 17: Albert Simons Letter
Date:
1942-10-08
Description:
Letter to Harold A. Mouzon from Albert Simons (Oct. 8, 1942) regarding a discussion about the Civic Services Committee at a recent meeting, in which he outlines his position about the remodeling of buildings, housing, and land use; specifically how to house the influx of new residents of Charleston due to the war effort. With annotations.

18. Folder 33: Form 2

Folder 33: Form 2
Date:
1942-10-20
Description:
Authorization for Reconditioning Service. Applicant Mrs. F. R. Baker (Oct. 20, 1942).

20. Folder 33: McDonald Letter 2

Folder 33: McDonald Letter 2
Date:
1943-02-20
Description:
Letter to Nathan Rosen from Frederick H. McDonald regarding war-time housing (Feb. 20, 1943).