Corporation income and declared value excess-profits tax return of 1940 for Texas Cotton Industries. The return includes all necessary schedules and financial statements from the company, including a schedule of capital gains and losses. Form 1121, corporation excess profits return and Form 722, Application for Relief, is also attached with necessary schedules.

Corporation income and declared value excess-profits tax return of 1943 for Texas Cotton Industries. The return includes all necessary schedules and financial statements, including the schedule of capital gains and losses.

Corporation income and declared value excess-profits tax return of 1944 for Texas Cotton Industries. The return includes all necessary schedules and financial statements, including the schedule of capital gains and losses.

Corporation income and declared value excess-profits tax return of 1945 for Texas Cotton Industries. The return includes all necessary schedules and financial statements, including the schedule of capital gains and losses.

Corporation income tax return of 1946 for Texas Cotton Industries. The return includes all necessary schedules and financial statements, including the schedule of capital gains and losses.

Domestic franchise tax return of 1947 for Texas Cotton Industries. The return includes all necessary schedules and financial statements.

Lobbying Act statement created by United States Cane Sugar Refiners' Association. The statement specifies the nature of contributions from various people in relation to the Lobbying Act, and lists contribution numbers.

Report summarizing the American Women's Voluntary Services Interim Meeting held November 8 through 11, 1945, in South Kortright, New York. The meeting was called by A. W. V. S. President Alice T. McLean and invited women from several organizations, government agencies, businesses, and universities with the intention of creating future cooperation and to discuss social, economic, health, and educational issues around the world. Topics discussed included Rebuilding World Health, Adequate Sheltering for All People, Adjustments of the Child to the Atomic Age, the Challenge of Employment Problems, and Democratic Education in the Post War World. After a final meeting, it was unanimously decided to hold an International Assembly in June of 1946.

Report from Sugarland Industries discussing increases and surpluses in multiple accounts from 1933 to 1944.

Report from Sugarland Industries discussing increases and decreases in their surplus accounts. Those listed include account balances from 1933 to 1944.

Report discussing a six day institute held by the American Women's Voluntary Services Field Workers' Training Institute Committee presented to the Board of Directors at their meeting on September 28, 1943. The course held workshops and field trips to train members of the A. W. V. S. and identified problems within their communities.

Report discussing the service the Galveston Unit of the American Women's Voluntary Services has provided in the month of March, 1945 sent to national headquarters. The report lists the number of members they have and the services they provided including hospital service, recreational service, knitting, motor corps, sewing, officer's club hosting, stamps and bonds sales, public health campaigns, and school service.

Report regarding the services and activities of the Houston unit of the American Women's Voluntary Services for the second quarter of 1945.