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INDEX TO
PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES .
OF THE

SECOND SESSION OF THE

SEVENTY-SECOND CONGRESS
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THE UNITED STATES

OF AMERICA

VOLUME 76-PART 6
DECEMBER 5, 1932, TO MARCH 4, 1933

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UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
WASHINGTON : 1933
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 NAMES AND POST-OFFICE ADDRESSES
SENATORS
SECOND SESSION OF THE SEVENTY-SECOND CONGRESS
CHARLES CURTIS, Vice President, Topeka, Kans.
GEORGE H. 1\iosEs, President pro tempore, Concord, N.H.
Name Home post office
Ashurst, Henry F ------------- Prescott, Ariz.
Austin, Warren R____________ Burlington, Vt.
Bailey, Josiah W ------------- Raleigh, N.C.
Bankhead, John H___________ Jasper, Ala.
Barbour, W. Warren 1 ________ Locust, N.J.
Barkley, Alben W ------------· Paducah, Ky.
Bingham, Hiram_____________ Salem, Conn.
Black, Hugo L________________ Birmingham, Ala.
Blaine, John J --------------- Boscobel, Wis.
Borah, William E------------- Boise, Idaho.
Bratton, Sam G______________ Albuquerque, N.Mex.
Brookhart, Smith W ---------· Washington, Iowa.
Broussard, Edwin S----------· New Iberia, La.
Bulkley, Robert J ------------· Cleveland, Ohio.
Bulow, William J ------------· Beresford, S.Dak.
Byrnes, James F ------------- Spartanburg, S.C.
Capper, Arthur-------------- Topeka, Kans.
Caraway, Hattie W ----------- Jonesboro, Ark.
Carey, Robert D______________ Careyhurst, Wyo.
Clark, Bennett C.J ------------ Clayton, Mo.
Cohen, JohnS_______________ Atlanta, Ga.
Connally, Tom_______________ Marlin, Tex.
Coolidge, Marcus A----------· Fitchburg, Mass.
Copeland, Royals____________ New York City, N.Y.
Costigan, Edward P ----------· · Denver, Colo.
Couzens, James______________ Birmingham, Mich.
Cutting, Bronson_____________ Santa Fe, N. Mex.
Dale, Porter H_______________ Island Pond, Vt.
Davis, James J _______________ Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dickinson, L. J______________ Algona, Iowa.
Dill, Clarence C ______________ Spokane, Wash.
Fess, Simeon D______________ Yellow Springs, Ohio.
Fletcher, Duncan u __________ Jacksonville, Fla.
Frazier, Lynn J ______________ Hoople, N.Dak.
George, Walter F ------------· Vienna, Ga.
Glass, Carter---------------- Lynchburg, Va.
Glenn, Otis F ---------------- Murphysboro, m.
Goldsborough, Phillips Lee____ Baltimore, Md.
Gore, Thomas P -------------- Oklahoma City, Okla.
Grammer, Elijah S.3 __________ Seattle, Wash.
Hale, Frederick ______________ Portland, Me.
Harrison, Pat________________ Gulfport, Miss.
Hastings, Daniel o___________ Wilmington, Del.
Hatfield, Henry D____________ Huntington, W.Va.
Hawes, Harry B!_____________ St. Louis, Mo.
Hayden, CarL _______________ Phoenix, Ariz.
Hebert, Felix________________ West Warwick, R.I.
Howell, Robert B _____________ Omaha, Nebr.
Hull, Cordell 5- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Carthage, Tenn.
Johnson, Hiram W ----------- San Francisco, Calif.
Jones, Wesley L.8 _____________ Seattle, Wash.
1 8 Elected November 8, 1932, to succeed John S. Cohen, who was
Elected to succeed himself, having been appointed December 1,
1931 (in preceding session), to fill the vacancy caused by the death
(in preceding session) of Dwight W. Morrow; term commenced
December.
~Appointed February 3, 1933, to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Harry B. Hawes; term commenced February 3, 1933.
8
Appointed·November 22, 1932, to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Wesley L. Jones; term commenced November 22, 1932.
4
Resigned February 3, 1933.
5
Resigned March 3, 1933.
n Died November 19, 1932.
7
Elected November 8, 1932, to succeed Cameron Morrison, who
was appointed December 13, 1930 (in preceding session), to fill
the vacancy caused by the death (in preceding session) of Lee S.
Overman; term commenced December 5, 1932.
LXXVI--357
OF .
IN THE
Name Home post office
Kean, Hamilton F ------------ "Ursina", Union County, N.J..
Kendrick, John B ___________ _ Sheridan, Wyo.
Keyes, Henry W -------------· North Haverhill, N.H.
King, William H ____________ _ Salt Lake City, Utah.
La Follette, Robert M., jr -----· Madison, Wis.
Lewis, J. Hamilton __________ _ Chicago, Til.
Logan,M.M ________________ _ Bowling Green, Ky.
Long, Huey P --------------- New Orleans, La.
McGill, George ______________ . Wichita, Kans.
McKellar, Kenneth __________ _ Memphis, Tenn.
McNary, Charles L __________ _ Salem, Oreg.
Metcalf,.Jesse H-------------· Providence, R. L
Moses, George H ____________ _ Concord, N.H.
Neely, Matthew M __________ _ Fairmont, W. Va.
Norbeck, Peter--------------- Redfield, s. Dak.
Norris, George W ------------· McCook, Nebr.
Nye, Gerald P ---------------· Cooperstown, N.Dak.
Oddie, Tasker L _____________ _ Reno, Nev.
Patterson, Roscoe c _________ _ Springfield, Mo.
Pittman, Key---------------- Tonopah, Nev.
Reed, David A---------------· Pittsburgh, Pa.
Reynolds, Robert R.' ---------- Asheville, N.C.
Robinson, Arthur R _________ _ Indianapolis, Ind.
Robinson, Joseph T ----------· Little Rock, Ark.
Russell, Richard B., jr.8 _______ . Winder, Ga.
Schall, Thomas D----------~­ Minneapolis, Minn.
Schuyler, Karl C.e ------------ Denver, Colo.
Sheppard, Morris ___________ _ Texarkana, Tex.
Shipstead, Henrik ___________ _ Miltona, Minn.
Shortridge, Samuel M _______ _ Menlo Park, Calif.
Smith, Ellison D ____________ _ Lynchburg, S. C.
Smoot, Reed ________________ _ Provo, Utah.
Steiwer, Frederick ___________ _ Portland, Oreg.
Stephens, Hubert D----------· New Albany, Miss.
Swanson, Claude A.1• ________ _ Chatham, Va.
Thomas, Elmer-------------- Medicine Park, Okla.
111omas,John______________ _ Gooding, Idaho.
Townsend, John G., jr _______ _ Selbyville, Del.
TTammell,Park _____________ • Lakeland, Fla.
Tydings, Millard E __________ _ Havre de Grace, Md.
Vandenberg, Arthur H ______ _ Grand Rapids, Mich.
Wagner, Robert F ------------ New York City, N.Y.
Walcott, Frederic C----------· Norfolk, Conn.
Walker, Walter 11 ___________ _ Grand Junction, Colo.
Walsh, David L-------------· Clinton, Mass.
Walsh, Thomas J.u ----------- Helena, Mont.
Watson, James E------------· Rushville, Ind.
Waterman, Charles W. 13 ______ _ Denver, Colo.
Wheeler, Burton K __________ _ Butte, Mont.
White, Wallace H., jr --------- Auburn, Me.
appointed April 27, 1932 (in preceding session), to fill the vacancy
caus.e d by the death (in preceding session) of William J. Harris;
term commenced January 12, 1933.
9 Elected November 8, 1932, to succeed Walter Walker, who was
appointed September 26. 1932, to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Charles W. Waterman; term commenced December 7.
1932.
10 Resigned March 3, 1933.
u Appointed September 26, 1932, to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Charles W. Waterman; term commenced September 26,
1932.
u Died March 2, 1933.
u Died August 27, 1932.
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 NAMES AND POST-OFFICE ADDRESSES
REPRESENTATIVES AND DELEGATES
SECOND SESSION OF THE SEVENTY -SECOND CONGRESS
Name
Abernethy, Charles L________
Adkins, Charles______________
Aldrich, RichardS-----------
Allen, John c________________
Allgood, Miles c_____________
Almon, Edward B------------
Amlie, Thomas R____________
Andresen, August H__________
Andrew, A. Piatt_____________
Andrews, Walter G__________
Arentz, Samuels_____________
Arnold, William W -----------
AufderHeide, ()scar L_______
Ayres, William A_____________
Bacharach, Isaac____________
Bachmann, Carl G ___________
Bacon, Robert L_____________
Baldrige, Malcolm___________
Bankhead, William B_________
Barbour, Henry E____________
Barton, William E____________
Beam, Harry P ---------------
Beck, James M_______________
Beedy, Carroll L_____________
Biddle, Joseph F.1 ____________
Black, Loring M., jr __________ ,
Bland, Schuyler C>tis_________
Blanton, Thomas L ___________
Bloom, SoL__________________
Boehne, John W., jr__________
Bohn, FTank P ---------------
Boileau, Gerald J ------------·
Boland, Patrick J ------------·
Bolton, Chester c____________
Bowman, FTank L____________
Boylan, John J --------------·
Brand, Charles_______________
Brand, Charles H------------·
Briggs, Clay Stone____________
Britten, Fred A______________
Browning, Gordon___________
Brumm, George F ------------
Brunner, William F ----------
Buchanan, James P ----------·
Buckbee, John T -------------
Bulwinkle, Alfred L----------·
Burch, Thomas Q ____________
Burdick, Clark_~-------------
Burtness, Olger B____________
Busby, JetL _________________.
1
Elected November 8, 1932, to fill the vacancy caused by the
death (in preceding session) of Edward M. Beers.
3 Died J anuary 7, 1933. Vacancy not filled.
OF
IN THE
JoHN N. GARNER, Speaker, Uvalde, Tex.
Home post office Name Home post office
2
New Bern, N. C. Butler, Robert R. - - - - - - - - - - - - The Dalles, ()reg.
Decatur, ill. Byrns, Joseph "\V ------------- Nashville, Tenn.
Warwick, R.I. Cable, John L ______________ _ Lima, C>hio.
Monmouth, TII. Campbell, Ed H _____________ _ Battle Creek, Iowa.
Gadsden, Ala. Campbell, Guy E------------- Crafton, Pa.
Tuscumbia, Ala. Canfield, Harry C ___________ _ Batesville, Ind.
Elkhorn, Wis. Cannon, Clarence ___________ _ Elsberry, Mo.
Red Wing, Minn. Carden, Cap R _____________ _ Munfordville, Ky.
Gloucester, Mass. Carley, Patrick J ------------- Brooklyn, N.Y.
Buffalo, N.Y. Carter, Albert E ____________ _ C>akland, Calif.
Simpson, Nev. Carter, Vincent _____________ _ Kemmerer, Wyo.
Robinson, Ill. Cartwright, Wilburn_________ _ McAlester, C>kla.
West New York, N.J. Cary, Glover H ______________ _ C>wensboro, Ky.
Wichita, Kans. Castellaw, Bryant T.3 ________ _ Cuthbert, Ga.
Atlantic City, N.J. Cavicchia, Peter A__________ _ Newark, N.J.
Wheeling, W.Va. Celler, EmanueL ____________ _ Brooklyn, N. Y.
C>ld Westbury, N.Y. Chapman, Virgil ____________ _ Paris, Ky.
C>maha, Nebr. Chase, J. MitchelL __________ _ Clearfield, Pa.
Jasper, Ala. Chavez, Dennis _____________ _ Albuquerque, N. Mex.
FTesno, Calif. Chindblom, Carl R __________ _ Evanston, TII.
Houston, Mo. Chiperfield, Burnett M _______ _ Canton, ill.
Chicago, ill. Christgau, Victor ____________ _ Austin, Minn.
Philadelphia, Pa. Christopherson, Charles A___ _ Sioux Falls, S. Dak.
Portland, Me. Clague,FTank ______________ _ Redwood Falls, Minn.
Huntingdon, Pa. Clancy, Robert H ____________ _ Detroit, Mich.
Brooklyn, N.Y. Clark,J.Bayard ____________ _ Fayetteville, N.C.
Newport News, Va. Clarke, John D _____________ _ FTaser, N.Y.
Abilene, Tex. Cochran, John J ____________ _ St. Louis, Mo.
New York City, N.Y. Cochran, Thomas c _________ _ Mercer,Pa.
Evansville, Ind. Cole, Cyrenus _______________ _ Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Newberry, Mich. Cole, William P., jr __________ _ Glenarm, Md.
Wausau, Wis. Collier, James W ------------- Vicksburg, Miss.
Scranton, Pa. Collins, Ross A_____________ _ Collinsville, Miss.
Lyndhurst, C>hio. Colton, Don B---------------· Vernal, Utah.
Morgantown, W.Va. Condon, FTancis B __________ _ Central Falls, R. I.
New York City, N.Y. Connery, William P., jr. ______ _ Lynn, Mass.
Urbana, C>hio. Connolly, James J ___________ . Philadelphia, Pa.
Athens, Ga. Cooke, Edmund F ------------ Alden,N. Y.
Galveston, Tex. Cooper, Jere ________________ _ Dyersburg, Tenn.
Chicago, ill. Cooper, John G -------------- Youngstown, Ohio.
Huntingdon, Tenn. Corning, Parker-------------· Albany, N.Y.
Cox,E.E __________________ _ Camilla, Ga.
Minersville, Pa.
Rockaway Park, N.Y. Coyle, William R ____________ _ Bethlehem, Pa.
CraiL Joe ___________________ _ Los Angeles, Calif.
Brenham, Tex.
Ro~ord, Til. Crisp, Charles R.'------------ Americus, Ga.
Gastonia, N. C. Cross,C>.H _________________ _ Waco, Tex.
Martinsville, Va. Crosser, Robert _____________ _ Cleveland, C>hio.
Newport, R.I. Crowe, Eugene B ____________ _ Bedford, Ind.
Grand Forks, N.Dak. Crowiher,FTank ____________ _ Schenectady, N. Y.
Houston, Miss. Crump, Edward H ___________ _ Memphis, Tenn.
a Elected November 8, 1932, to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Charles R. Crisp.
• Resigned October 7, 1932.
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6 LIST OF MEMBERS
Names and post-office addresses of Members and Delegates of the House of Representatives-Continued

Name Home post office Name Home post office

Culkin, Francis D____________
Cullen, Thomas H____________
Curry, Charles F -------------
Dallinger, Frederick W.1 ______
Darrow, George P ____________
Davenpor t, Frederick M ______ ,
Davis, Ewin L---------------~
Davis, Robert L. 2 - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Delaney, John J -------------·
De Priest, Oscar ______________
DeRouen, Rene L_____________
Dickinson, Clement c_________
Dickstein, SamueL___________
Dies, Martin_________________
Dieterich, William H __________
Disney, Wesley E_____________
Dominick, Fred H____________
Daughton, Robert L__________
Douglas, Lewis W ------------
Douglass, John J -------------
Doutrich, Isaac H____________
Dowell, Cassius C------------·
Doxey, Wall _________________
Drane, Herbert J -------------
Drewry, Patrick H____________
Driver, William J ____________ ,
Dyer, Leonidas c_____________
Eagle, Joe H. 3 ________________
Eaton, Charles A_____________
Eaton, William R------------·
Ellzey, Russell_______________
Englebright, Harry L_________
Erk, Edmund F --------------·
Eslick, Willa B.'--------------
Estep, Harry A_______________
Evans, John M_______________
Evans, William E - -----------·
Fernandez, Joachim o ________
Fiesinger, William L__________
Finley, Charles------------~-·
Fish, Hamilton, jr_____________
Fishburne, John W -----------
Fitzpatrick, James M _____ .____
Flannagan, John W., jr _______
Flood, Joel W.5 _______________
Foss, Frank H _______________ ,
Frear, James A--------------·
:Free, Arthur M______________
Freeman, Richard P ---------
French, Burton L____________
Fulbright, James F ----------- Doniphan, Mo.
Oswego, N.Y. Golder, Benjamin M _________ _ Philadelphia, Pa.
Brooklyn, N. Y. Goldsborough, T. Alan _______ _ Denton,Md.
Sacramento, Calif. Goodwin, Godfrey G.1 _______ _ Cambridge, Minn.
Cambridge, Mass. Goss, Edward W -------------· Waterbury, Conn.
Philadelphia, Pa. Granfield, William J _________ _ Longmeadow, Mass.
Clinton, N.Y. Green, Robert A-------------· Starke, Fla.
Tullahoma, Tenn. Greenwood, Arthur H ________ _ Washington, In~
Philadelphia, Pa. Gregory, William V----------- Mayfield, Ky.
Brooklyn, N.Y. · Griffin, Anthony J ___________ _ New York City, N.Y.
Chicago, Ill. Griswold, Glenn _____________ _ Peru, Ind.
Ville Platte, La. Guyer, U.S------------------ Kansas City, Kans.
Clinton, Mo. Hadley, Lindley H ___________ _ Bellingham, Wash.
New York City, N.Y. Haines, Harry L ____________ _ Red Lion, Pa.
Orange, Tex. Hall, Homer W --------------· Bloomington, ID.
Beardstown, ID. Hall, Roberts ______________ _ Hattiesburg, Miss.
Tulsa, Okla. Hall,111omas _______________ _ Bismarck, N.Dak.
Newberry, S. C. Hancock, Clarence E _________ , Syracuse, N. Y.
Laurel Springs, N. C. Hancock, Frank W., jr _______ _ Oxford, N. C.
Phoenix, Ariz. Hardy, Guy U ______________ _ Canon City, Colo.
East Boston, Mass. Hare, Butler B ______________ _ Saluda, s. C.
Harrisburg, Pa. Harlan, Byron B _____________ . Dayton, Ohio.
Des Moines, Iowa. Hart, Michael J _____________ _ Saginaw, Mich.
Holly Springs, Miss. Hartley, Fred A., jr __________ ~ Kearny, N.J.
Lakeland, Fla. Hastings, William W ---------· Tahlequah, Okla.
Petersburg, Va. Haugen, Gilbert N ___________ . Northwood, Iowa.
Osceola, Ark. Hawley, Willis C ____________ _ Salem, Oreg.
St. Louis, Mo. Hess, Willia;m E _____________ _ Cincinnati, Ohio.
Houston, Tex. Hill, Lister------------------· Montgon1ery,Ala.
Plainfield, N.J. Hill, Samuel B ______________ _ Waterville, Wash.
Denver, Colo. Hoch,Homer _______________ _ Marion, Kans.
Wesson, Miss. Hogg,I>avid ________________ _ Fort Wayne, Ind.
Nevada City, Calif. Hogg, Robert L--------------· Point Pleasant, W. Va.
Pittsburgh, Pa. Holaday, William P ----------· Georgetown, ID.
Pulaski, Tenn. Hollister, John B ____________ _ Cincinnati, Ohio.
Pittsburgh, Pa. Holmes, Pehr Q _____________ _ Worcester, Mass.
Missoula, Mont. Hooper, Joseph L ____________ _ Battle Creek, Mich.
Glendale, Calif. Hope, Clifford R _____________ _ Garden City, Kans.
New Orleans, La. Hopkins,[)avid _____________ _ St. Joseph, Mo.
Sandusky, Ohio. Hornor, Lynn S-------------- Clarksburg, W.Va.
Williamsburg, Ky. Horr, Ralph _________________, Seattle, Wash.
Garrison, N.Y. Houston, Robert G __________ _ Georgetown, Del.
Charlottesville, Va. Howard, Edgar ______________ _ Columbus, Nebr.
New York City, N.Y. Huddleston, George _________ _ Birmingham, Ala.
Bristol, Va. Hull, Morton D--------------· Chicago, ID.
Appomattox, Va. Hull, William (Ed.)----------· Peoria, ill.
Fitchburg, Mass. Igoe, James T --------------- Chicago, ill.
Hudson, Wis. Jacobsen, Bernhard M _______ _ Clinton, Iowa.
San Jose, Calif. James, W. Frank ___________ _ Hancock, Mich.
New London, Conn. Jeffers, Lamar ______________ _ Anniston, Ala.
Moscow, Idaho. Jenkins, Thomas A__________ _ Ironton, Ohio.
Johnson, Albert _____________ Hoquiam, Wash.
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Johnson, Jed _______________ _ Anadarko, Okla.

Fuller, Claude A-------------· Eureka Springs, Ark.
Fulmer, Hampton P ---------- .Orangeburg, S.C. Johnson; Luther A__________ _ Corsicana, Tex.
Gambrill, Stephen W --------- Laurel, Md. Johnson, Robert D----------- Marshall, Mo.
Garber, Milton C------------· Enid, Okla. Johnson, Royal C------------· Aberdeen, S.Dak.
Garner, John N ______________ Uvalde, Tex. Johnson, William R _________ _ Freeport, m.
Garrett, Daniel E.6 ____________ Houston, Tex. Jones, Marvin _______________ . Amarillo, Tex.
Gasque, Allard H _____________ Florence, S.C. Kading, Charles A-----------· Watertown, Wis.
Gavagan, Joseph A___________ New York City, N.Y. Kahn, Florence P ------------ San Francisco, Calif.
Gibson, Ernest W ------------ Brattleboro, Vt. Karch, Charles A.8 __________ _ East St. Louis, ill.
Giffor.d, Charles L____________ Cotuit, Mass. Keller, Kent E ______________ _ Ava,m.
Gilbert, Ralph _______________ Shelbyville, Ky. Kelly, Clyde ________________ _ Edgewood, Pa.
Gilchrist, Fred c_____________ Laurens, Iowa. Kelly, Edward A-------------· Chicago, Ill.
Gillen, Courtland C----------· Greencastle, Ind. Kemp, Bolivar E ____________ _ Amite, La.
Glover, D. D----------------- Malvern, Ark. Kerid].ll, Samuel A.'----------· Meyersdale, Pa.
6 Elected Novem ber 8, 1932, to fill the vacancy caused by the
Resigned October 1, 1932. Vacancy not filled.
1
Elected November 8, 1932, to fill the vacancy caused by the
2 death of Henry St . George Tucker.
resigna t ion (in preceding session) of George A. Welsh. c Died December 13, 1932.
8 Elected January 28, 1933, to fill the vacancy caused by the 1
Died February 16, 1933. Vacancy not filled.
8 Died November 6, 1932. Vaca n cy not filled.
death of Daniel E. Garrett.
0 Died January 8, 1933. Vacancy not filled.
'Elected August 4, 1932, to fill the vacancy caused by the death
(in preceding session) of her husband, Edward E. Eslick.
 LIST OF MEMBERS 7
Names and post-office addresses of Members and Delegates at the House at Representatives-Continued

Name Home post office Name Home post office

Kennedy, Ambrose J.1 - - - - - - - - · Baltimore, Md. Mouser, Grant E., jr---------- Marion, Ohio.
Kennedy, Martin J ___________ New York City, N. ·Y. Murphy, Frank______________ Steubenville, Ohio.
Kerr, John H________________ Warrenton, N.C. Nelson, John E______________ Augusta, Me.
Ketcham, John c____________ Hastings, Mich. Nelson, John M______________ Madison, Wis.
Kinzer, J. Roland____________ Lancaster, Pa. Nelson, William L____________ Columbia, Mo.
Kleberg, Richard M__________ Corpus Christi, Tex. Niedringhaus, Henry F ________ St. Louis, Mo.
Kniffin, Frank C-------------· Napoleon, Ohio. Nolan, William!_____________ Minneapolis, Minn.
Knutson, Harold _____________ St. Cloud, Minn. Norton, John N --------------· Polk, Nebr.
Kopp, William F ------------- Mount Pleasant, Iowa. Norton, Mary T -------------- Jersey City, N.J.
Kunz, Stanley H_____________ Chicago, ID. O'Connor, John J ___________ _. New York City, N.Y.
Kurtz, J. Banks ______________ Altoona, Pa. Oliver, Frank ________ .________ New York City, N.Y.
Kvale, Paul J ---------------- Benson, Minn. Oliver, William B____________ Tuscaloosa, Ala.
LaGuardia, Fiorello H________ New York City, N.Y. Overton, John H_____________ Alexandria, La.
Lambertson, W. P ------------ Fairview, Kans. Owen, Ruth Bryan___________ Miami, Fla.
Lambeth, J. Walter---------- Thomasville, N.C. Palmisano, Vincent L ________ .. Baltimore, Md.
Lamneck, Arthur P ----------- Columbus, Ohio. Parker, Homer C_____________ Statesboro, Ga.
Lanham, Fritz G _____________ Fort Worth, Tex. Parker, James s ______________ Salem, N.Y.
Lankford, Menalcus__________ Norfolk, Va. Parks, Tilman B_____________ Camden, Ark.
Lankford, William C---------· Douglas, Ga. Parsons, Claude V------------ Golconda, ID.
Larrabee, William H __________ New Palestine, Ind. Partridge, Donald B__________ Norway, Me.
Larsen, William W ----------- Dublin, Ga. Patman, Wright ______________ Texarkana, Tex.
Lea, Clarence F -------------- Santa Rosa, Calif. Patterson, La Fayette L_______ Gadsden, Ala.
Leavitt, Scott _______________ ... Great Falls, Mont. Peavey, Hubert H____________ Washburn, Wis.
Lehlbach, Frederick R ________ Newark, N.J. Perkins, Randolph___________ Woodcliff Lake, N.J.
Lewis, David J _______________ Cumberland, Md. Person, Seymour H___________ Lansing, Mich.
Lichtenwalner, Norton L______ Allentown, Pa. Pettengill, Samuel B __________ South Bend, Ind.
Lindsay, George V/ ___________ Brooklyn, N.Y. Pittenger, William A---------· Duluth, Minn.
Linthicum, J. Charles 2 - - - - - - - - Baltimore, Md. Polk, James G ________________ Highland, Ohio.
Lonergan, Augustine__________ Hartford, Conn. Pou, Edward W -------------- Smithfield, N.C.
Loofbourow, Frederick c ______ Salt Lake City, Utah. Prall, Anning s______________ Staten Island, N.Y.
Lovette, Oscar B_____________ Greeneville, Tenn. Pratt, Harcourt J _____________ Highl:,tnd, N.Y.
Lozier, Ralph F -------------- Carrollton, Mo. Pratt, Ruth__________________ New York City, N.Y.
Luce, Robert_________________ Waltham, Mass. Purnell, Fred S______________ Attica, Ind.
Ludlow, Louis________________ Indianapolis, Ind. Ragon, Heartsill_____________ Clarksville, Ark.
McClintic, James V----------- Snyder, Okla. Rainey, Henry T ------------- Carrollton, ID.
McClintock, C. B_____________ Canton, Ohio. Ramseyer, c. William________ Bloomfield, Iowa.
McCormack, John W --------- Boston, Mass. Ramspeck, Robert____________ Atlanta, Ga.
McDuffie, John_______________ Monroeville, Ala. Rankin, John E______________ Tupelo, Miss.
McFadden, Louis T ___________ Canton, Pa. Ransley, Harry C------------· Philadelphia, Pa.
McGugin, Harold_____________ Coffeyville, Kans. Rayburn, Sam_______________ Bonham, Tex.
McKeown, Tom D ____________ Ada, Okla. Reed, Daniel A______________ Dunkirk, N.Y.
McLaughlin, James C.3 -------~ Muskegon, Mich. Reid, Frank R_______________ Aurora, Ill.
McLeod, Clarence J ----------· Detroit, Mich. Reilly, Michael K _____________ Fond duLac, Wis.
McMillan, Thomas S _________ Charleston, S.C. Rich, Robert F --------------- Woolrich, Pa.
McReynolds, Sam D__________ Chattanooga, Tenn. Robinson. Thomas J. B _______ Hampton, Iowa.
McSwain, John J ------------" Greenville, S.C. Rogers, Edith Nourse _________ Lowell, Mass.
Maas, Melvin J --------------- St. Paul, Minn. Rogers, William N -----------· Sanbornville, N. H.
Magrady, Frederick W ------- Mount Carmel, Pa. Romjue, Milton A____________ Macon, Mo.
Major, J. EarL_______________ Hillsboro, ID. Rudd, Stephen A------------- Brooklyn, N. Y.
Maloney, Paul H---·--·-------- New Orleans, La. Sabath, Adolph J __:___________ Chicago, ID.
Manlove, Joe J --------------- Joplin, Mo. Sanders, Archie D____________ Stafford, N.Y.
Mansfield, Joseph J ----------· Columbus, Tex. Sanders, Morgan Q ___________ Canton, Tex.
Mapes, CarlE________________ Grand Rapids, Mich. 1 Sandlin, John N ______________ M.i nden, La.
Martin, Charles H____________ Portland, Oreg. Schafer, John c______________ Milwaukee, Wis.
Martin, Joseph W., jr _________
May, Andrew J _______________
North Attleboro, Mass.
Prestonsburg, Ky.
I Schneider, George J ---------- Appleton, Wis.
Schuetz, Leonard W ---------- Chicago, Ill.
Mead, James M______________ Buffalo, N.Y. Seger, George N_____________ Passaic, N.J.
Michener, Earl c ____________ .. Adrian, Mich. Seiberling, Francis ___________ Akron, Ohio.
Millard, Charles D____________ Tarrytown, N.Y. Selvig, Conrad G _____________ Crookston, Minn.
Miller, John E---------------· Searcy, Ark. Shallenberger, Ashton c______ Alma, Nebr.
Milligan, Jacob L____________ Richmond, Mo. Shannon, Joseph B___________ Kansas City, Mo.
Mitchell, John R _____________ Cookeville, Tenn. Shott, Hugh Ike______________ Bluefield, W.Va.
Mobley, W. Carlton ___________ Forsyth, Ga. Shreve, Milton W ------------ Erie, Pa.
Montague, Andrew J _________, Richmond, Va. Simmons, Robert Q __________ _ Scottsbluff, Nebr.
Montet, Numa F ------------- Thibodaux, La. Sinclair, James H ____________ Kenmare, N.Dak.
Moore, C. Ellis_______________ Cambridge, Ohio. Sirovich, William!_ __________ New York City, N.Y.
Moore, John W -------------- Morgantown, Ky. Smith, Addison T ------------ Twin Falls, Idaho.
Morehead, John H ___________ . Falls City, Nebr. Smith, Howard W ------------ Alexandria, Va.
1
Elected November 8, 1932, to fill the vacancy caused by the 2
Died October 5, 1932.
death of J. Charles Linthicum. a Died November 29, 1932. Vacancy not filled.
8 LIST OF MEMBERS
Names and post-oCZce addresses of Members and Delegates of the House of Representatives-Continued

Name Home post office Name Home post office

Smith, JoeL ________________ _ Beckley, W.Va.
Snell, Bertrand H ___________ _ Potsdam, N.Y.
Snow, Donald F -------------- Bangor, Me.
Somers, Andrew L ___________ _ Brooklyn, N.Y.
Sparks, Charles!_ ___________ _ Goodland, Kans.
Spence, Brent _______________ _ Fort Thomas, Ky.
Stafford, William H _________ _ Milwaukee, Wis.
Stalker, Gale H _____________ _ Elmira, N.Y.
Steagall, Hem·y B ___________ _ Ozark. Ala.
Stevenson. William F --------~ Cheraw, S.C.
Stewart, Percy H ____________ _ Plainfield, N. J.
Stokes, Edward L ___________ _ Philadelphia, Pa.
Strong, James G------------- Blue Rapids, Kans.
Strong, Nathan L ___________ _ Brookville, Pa.
Stull, Howard W ------------- Johnstown, Pa.
Sullivan, Christopher D ___ _: __ _ New York City, N.Y.
Sullivan, Patrick J ----------- Pittsburgh, Pa.
Summers, John W -----------· Walla Walla, Wash.
Sumners, Hatton W ---------- Dallas, Tex.
Sutphin, William H __________ _ Matawan, N.J.
Swank, Fletcher B ___________ _ Norman, Okla.
Swanson, Charles E _________ _ Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Sweeney, Martin L __________ _ Cleveland, Ohio.
Swick, J. Howard ____________ _ Beaver Falls, Pa.
Swing, Philip D ______________ _ El Centro, Calif.
Taber, John ________________ _ Auburn, N.Y.
Tarver, Malcolm C----------- Dalton, Ga.
Taylor, Edward T ------------ Glenwood Springs, Colo.
Taylor, J. Will ______________ _ La Follette, Tenn.
Temple, Henry W ------------ Washington, Pa.
Thatcher, Maurice H ________ _ Louisville, Ky.
Thomason, R. Ewing _________ _ El Paso, Tex.
Thurston, Lloyd _____________ _ Osceola, Iowa.
Tierney, William L __________ _ Greenwich, Conn.
Tilson, John Q- - - - - - - - - - - - - - New Haven, Conn.
1 Yates, Richard ______________ _ Springfield, Ill.
Timberlake, Charles B _______ . Sterling, Colo.
Tinkham, George Holden ____ _ Boston, Mass.
Treadway, Allen T --------- - - St ockbridge, Mass.
Tucker, Henry St. George 2 ___ _ Lexington, Va.
Turpin, C. Murray ___________ _ Kingston, Pa.
Underhill, Charles L _________ _ Somerville, Mass.
Underwood, Mell G ----------- New Lexington, Ohio.
Vinson, CarL _______________ _ Milledgeville, Ga.
Vinson, Fred M ______________ . Ashland, Ky.
Warren, Lindsay c __________ _ Washington, N.C.
Wasem. Edward H ___________ _ Nashua, N. H.
Watson, Henry W ------------ Langhorne, Pa.
Weaver, Zebulon ____________ _ Asheville, N.C.
Weeks, John E ______________ _ Middlebury, Vt.
Welch, Richard J __________ _ San Francisco, Calif.
West, Charles _______________ _ Granville, Ohio.
White, Wilbur M ____________ _ Toledo, Ohio.
Whitley, James L ____________ _ Rochester, N.Y.
Whittington, William M _____ _ Greenwood, Miss.
Wigglesworth, Richard B ____ _ Milton, Mass.
Williams, Clyde _____________ _ Hillsboro, Mo.
Williams, Guinn ____________ _ Decatur, Tex.
Williamson, William _________ _ Rapid City, S.Dak.
Wilson, Riley J --------------· Ruston, La.
Wingo,E:ffiegene ____________ _ De Queen, Ark.
Withrow, Gardner R _________ _ La Crosse, Wis.
Wolcott, Jesse P -------------- Port Huron, Mich.
Wollenden,James_~--------- Upper Darby, Pa.
Wolverton, Charles A ________ _ Merchantville, N.J.
Wood, Johns _______________ _ Canton, Ga.
Wood, William R ____________ _ La Fayet te, Ind.
'Voodruff, Roy o ____________ _ Bay Cit y, Mich.
Woodrum, Clifton A_________ _ Roanoke, Va.
Wright, William c ___________ _ Newnan, Ga.
Wyant, Adam M ____________ _ Greensburg, Pa.
Yon, Thomas A-------------- Tallahassee, Fla.

DELEGATES

Houston, Victor s. K---------1 Honolulu, Hawaii. II Wickersham, James__________, Juneau, Alaska.

RESIDENT COMMISSIONERS

Guevara, Pedro ______________ Santa Cruz, Laguna, P. I. Pesquera, Jose L_____________ Bayamon, P. R.
Osias, Camilo________________ Balaoan, La Union, P. I.

1 Resigned December 3, 1932. Vacancy not filled. 2

Died July 23, 1932.

It
 INDEX TO THE PROCEEDINGS
SEVENTY-SECOND CONGRESS, SECOND SESSION, DECEMBER 5, 1932, TO MARCH 4, 1933
AASTROM, ANNE K., increase pension (see bill S. 5147).
ABBOTT, JOHN S., relief (see b111 H.R. 1617).
ABERDEEN, WASH., making the U.S.S. Newport available to the
municipality of (see bills S. ·5283*; H.R. 14279).
ABERNETHY, CHARLES L. (a Representative from North Caro-
lina).
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Edwards, Annie A.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13666), 476.
Shepard, Mary: to pension (see bill H.R. 13795), 719.
Remarks by, on
Expression of appreciation, 1018.
Votes. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
ABNEY, ELLA, pension (see bill H.R. 13144).
ACCOUNTING SYSTEM. See GOVERNMENT AccoUNTING AND AUD-
ITING SYSTEMS.
A CENTURY OF PROGRESS, CHICAGO, ILL., amend act to pro-
tect copyrights and patents of foreign exhibitors at (see
H.J.Res. 561*).
ACME MOTOR TRUCK CORPORATION, relief (see billS. 5533).
ACREAGE CONTROL, amendments and remarks in House relative
to, 1605, 1611, 1614.
ACREY, LEE, relief (see bill H.R. 13272).
ADAMS, ALVA B. (a Senator-elect from Colorado).
Credentials presented, 78.
ADAMS, BURTON S., relief (see bill H.R. 10104*).
ADAMS, MARY C., pension (see bill H.R. 13801).
ADAMS, NATHAN, quotation from a telegram opposing the Glass
banking bill written by, 2268.
ADAMS, NELLIE L., pension (see bill H .R. 13104).
ADAMS, STUART L., telegram urging continued investigation of
senatorial election in Louisiana, 4299.
ADAMSON, GIRTY A., pension (see bill H.R. 13267).
ADCOCK, EMMA, pension (see bill H.R. 13194).
ADDISON, EMILY, relief (see bill H.R. 9336*).
ADELPHIA BANK & TRUST CO., PHILADELPHIA, PA., relief (see
bill H.R. 10169*).
ADJOURNMENT, resolution in House to adjourn from ·December
23 to December 27, 1932 (see H.Res. 333*).
Resolution in House to adjourn from December 30, 1932, to
January 3, 1933 (see H.Res. 337*).
ADJUSTED-COMPENSATION CERTIFICATES, address over the
radio delivered by Representative ;patman favoring im-
mediate payment of, 532, 1977.
Bill to provide for immediate payment to unemployed vet-
erans the face value of their (see bill H.R. 14439).
Bill to prohibit the charging of interest on loans upon
(see bill H.R. 13006).
Bill to provide for the advance payment of (see bill H.R.
13021).
Bill treating loans to veterans as partial payments on (see
bill H.R. 13713) .
Remarks in House and .statistics relating to, 209.
Remarks in House relative to treating loans to ex-service
men as partial payments on, 527.
Remarks in House relative to hQlding a caucus on the sub-
ject of the payment of, 1874.
Remarks in House relative to the proposed payment of,
2552.
Remarks in House relative to providing buying power for
the people through payment of the face value of, 3886.
Resolutions adopted by Alan F. Waite Post, American Legion,
Yonkers, ' N.Y., opposing the demand for immediate pay-
ment of, 1935.
ADJUSTMENT CERTIFICATES. See FARMERS' ADJUSTMENT CER-
TIFICATES.
ADKINS, CHARLES (a Representative from Illinois).
Appointed on funeral committee, 1435.
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Burke, Catherine E.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13045), 42.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3236.
'l'he • indicates bills acted-upon.
ADKINS, CHARLEs-continued
Remarks by, on
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5252.
Eighteenth amendment repeal. 13.
Farm-allotment plan, 1369, 1371, 1542, 1675.
War Department appropriation bill, 2301.
ADMINISTRATOR OF VETERANS' AFFAIRS, annual report of
(H.Doc. 415), 150. .
Report on transportation issued to the bonus marchers from
the District of Columbia to their homes (H.Doc. 488), 151.
ADMISSIONS TAX, exempt tickets sold by the inaugural commit-
tee of 1933 from payment of (see H.J.Res. 5.59).
ADULT BLIND, amend act to provide books for (see bills S. 5189*;
H.R. 13817*).
ADULTERATED BUTTER, relating to the packing of (see bill S.
4065*).
ADULTERATED GRAIN AND SEEDS, prohibit importation of (see
bill H.R. 11718*).
ADULTERATION. See FooDS AND DRUGS.
ADVERTISING, regulate advertising of articles imported into the
United States (see bill H.R. 14034).
ADY, ELEANOR, pension (see bill H.R. 13830).
A.EROLOGY, remarks in House relative to appropriations for study
of, 1031.
AERONAUTICAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF AMERICA, state-
ment concerning the aircraft industry submitted by, 2872.
AGRICULTURAL-ADJUSTMENT PROGRAM, print additional copies
of hearings held before the Committee on Agriculture in
House on (see H.Res. 347*).
AGRICULTURAL BONDS, provide for the issuance of (see bill S.
5685).
AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL INVESTIGATIONS, remarks in
House relative to appropriations for, 1140.
AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES, make the tariff e1fective on cer-
tain (see bill S. 5358).
Bill for leasing agricultural lands for the purpose of reduc-
ing overproduction of certain (see bill S. 5680).
AGRICULTURAL CREDIT CORPORATIONS, table showing func-
tions of, 3698.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT. See DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS, relieve (see bill S. 5562).
AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITS AT FAIRS, remarks in House relative
to appropriations for, 1030.
AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATIONS, extend to Alaska the
benefits of certain acts relating to (see bill H.R. 13816).
Remarks 1n House relative to appropriations for, 1023.
AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION WORK, notation of numerous tele-
grams received on the subject of, 4899.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 1022.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, investigate costs of the material
used in (see H.Res. 534).
Resolution to investigate prices of (see S.Res. 297).
AGRICULTURAL INDEBTEDNESS. See. also FARM MoRTGAGES.
Bills to liquidate and refinance (see bills S. 1197•, 5640;
H.R. 13044, 14032, 14184, 14694).
Bills to provide emergency relief with respect to (see bills
S. 5515; H.R. 14417).
Bill prQviding for consolidation and adjustment of (see bill
s. 5562).
Memorials of Legislatures of Arizona, California, Indiana,
Nebraska, and Oregon urging enactment of bill (S. 1197)
for refinancing, 3656, 3657.
Memorial of Legislature of Idaho urging enactment of bill
(S. 1197) to refinance, 4456.
Memorial of Legislature of North Dakota urging legislation
for refinancing, 2067.
Petition of residents of Minnesota urging enactment of bill
(S. 1197) to refinance, 4765.
Remarks in Senate on '1;>111 (S. 5562) providing for consoli-
dation and adjustment of, 2883.
Text of bill (S. 5562) providing for consolidation and ad-
Justment of, 2881.
See "History of Billa" 9
10 INDEX
AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRY, meet the existing emergency in (see
· bill H.R. 14504).
AGRICULTURAL LANDS, amendment in Senate to bill (H.R.
13991) for the leasing of, 4963.
Bill for the leasing of (see bill S. 5680).
Bill authorizing the Secretary of Agriculture to purchase
cultivated lands for the purpose of reducing production
of agricultural commodities (see bill H.R. 14761).
AGRICULTURAL LOANS, memorial of Legislature of Nevada urg-
ing reduction of interest rates on, 4457.
AGRICULTURAL MARKETING ACT, amend (see bills S. 5027;
H.R. 13310).
Bill to repeal section 9 of (see bill H.R. 13856).
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS, limit production, conserve supply,
and control distribution of (see bill H.R. 14664).
Bill to extend the benefits of the tariff to surplus (see bill
H.R. 14706).
Joint resolution to authorize and direct the Secretary of
Agriculture to investigate the cost of maintaining the
present system of future trading in (see S.J.Res. 108*).
Resolution to consider the advisability of establishing a
joint committee to investigate the possibility of creating
additional foreign markets for (see S.Res. 310).
AGRICULTURAL RELIEF, article by H. B. Creel on, 2069.
Remarks in House on the subject of, 5417, 5261.
AGRICULTURE. See al3o FARMERS; FARM RELIEF.
Address delivered by William S. Beunet relative to providing
relief for, 2572.
Address delivered by Frederick E. Murphy before the Acad-
emy of Political Science in New York on the subject of
recovery of, 420.
Amendments in House to bill (H.R. 13991) to aid, 1377.
Bills to aid (see bills H.R. 13375, 1399P, 14633, 14798).
Bill to compensate for depreciation in foreign currency (see
bill H.R. 13790).
Bill to meet the existing emergency in the agricultural in-
dustry (see bill S. 5570).
Bill to provide new capital for agricultural development (see
bill s. 5390).
Bill to authorize an investigation of taxation in relation to
(see billS. 964*).
Correspondence relative to the so-called "allotment bill",
1371, 1683, 1699.
General provisions and definitions of bill (H.R. 13991) to
aid, 1686.
Letter from Charles W. Clark relative to the failure of
southern agriculture, 1122.
Letter and statement from the Com Exchange of Buffalo,
N.Y., relative to the so-called "voluntary domestic allot-
ment plan ", 92.
Memorandum by Arthur J. Edwards relative to the bill
(H.R. 13991) to aid, 2249.
Memorial of Legislature of Kansas urging legislation for the
rehabilitation of, 3659.
Memorial of Legislature of Minnesota urging legislation for
the relief of, 2067.
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 13991) to aid, 1338, 1363,
1380, 1389, 1393, 1394, 1433, 1434, 1481, 1489, 1493, 1508,
1518, 1519, 1526, 1545, 1582, 1608, 1611, 1613, 1616, 1658,
1681, 1690, 1694, 1695, 1697, 1698, 1699, 1703, 1706, 1708.
Remarks in House relative to the so-called " domestic allot-
ment plan", 703.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for investiga-
tion of dry-land agriculture, 1059; 1061.
Remarks in House relative to agriculture legislation, 1700.
Remarks in Senate relative to crop surpluses and their con-
trol, 103. .
Remarks in Senate on bill (H.R. 13991) to aid, 5517.
Resolutions adopted by the Kansas State Board of Agricul-
ture relative to national legislation in aid of, 2455.
Resolutions adopted by the farmers of Rush County, Kans.,
urging passage of the so-called "Norbeck bill to 1.n crease
farm prices ", 303.
Testimony of Frederick P. Lee before the House Committee
on Agriculture on the subject of domestic allotment legis-
lation, 663.
Text of a proposed substitute for bill (H.R. 13991) to aid,
5482.
AID, REBECCA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13285).
AINSWORTH, L. w., letter relative to the e1fect on American in-
dustry of the depreciation of foreign currencies written
by, 3010.
AIR CORPS. See ARMY.
AIRCRAFT. See NAVY Dm>ARTMENT.
AIRCRAFT CARRIERS, authorizing an increase in the limit of
cost of one aircraft carrier (see bills S. 5498 •; H.R.
14243*).
Letter from the Secretary of the Navy transmitting a draft
of a proposed bill to authorize an increase in the limit of
cost of one aircraft carrier, 1712.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 4841.
AIRCRAFT IN COMMERCE, remarks in House relative to appro-
priations for, 2632.
AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY, statement by the Aeronautical Chamber
of Commerce of America relating to, 2872.
AIRDROME, establish at Gravelly Point, D.C. and Va. (see bill
H.R. 14743).
AIR MAIL ACT, repeal an act amending (see bill S. 5120).
AIR MAIL SERVICE. See POSTAL SERVICE.
AIRPORTS, establish a commercial airport for the District of
Columbia (see bills S. 5365, 5401).
AIR TRANSPORTATION. See AMERICAN Am TRANSPORT SERVICES
OVERSEAS.
AIR TRANSPORT OPERATIONS, schedule of the American air
lines, 2875.
AKIN, BERTHA, increase pension (see blli H.R. 14698).
ALABAMA, amendment and remarks in House relative to appro-
priations for road and bridge fiood relief in, 1131.
Bills to allow the State to bridge the Elk River (see bills
S. 5647; H.R. 14484, 14602*).
Memorial of legislature urging legislation for farm relief, 89.
Ratification by the legislature of the proposed amendment
to the Constitution of the United States relative to the
terms of the President, Vice President, Senators, and Rep-
resentatives, 35, 87.
Remarks in House relative to the relief of unemployment
in, 225.
ALAMEDA BELT LINE, CALIFORNIA, grant right of way across
the Benton Field Military Reservation to (see bill S.
3443*).
ALA MOANA CASE. See HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
ALASKA, protection and regulation of the fisheries of (see bill
s. 3379•).
Bill to extend the benefits of the Adams Act, the Purnell
Act, and the Capper-Ketcham Act to (see bill H.R. 13816).
Bill transferring to the Secretary of the Interior control of
building no. 2 on the customhouse reservation at Nome .
(see bill H.R. 13521 •) .
Bill to grant lands to the Yakutat & Southern Railway in
(see bill H.R. 6484•).
Bill for estimates necessary for the proper maintenance of
fiood-control works at Lowell Creek, Seward (see bill H.R.
6733*).
Bills to provide for appeal or writ of error from final judg-
ments of courts in Alaska to the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals (see bills H.R. 13954, 14241).
B1lls to authorize the town of Fairbanks to issue bonds for
the erection of a public-school building (see bills H.R.
13815, 13959.) .
Joint resolution providing for suspension of annual assess-
ment work on mining claims in (see H.J .Res. 533 • ) .
Joint resolutions providing for an investigation with respect
to the Indians in (see H.J.Res. 601, 602).
Report of Secretary of War on survey of Egegik River in
(ordered printed ln 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public docu-
ment), 1055.
Report of Secretary of War on survey of Petersburg Harbor
in (Hnoc. 483) , 40.
ALASKA MATANUSKA COAL CO., relief (see bills S. 5312; H.R.
11590*' 14029).
ALASKA RAILROAD, adjudicate claim of Minnie C. de Back against
(see bill S. 5038) .
Message from the President transmitting the annual report
of, 158, 228, 229.
ALBANIA, message from the President transmitting the text of a
treaty with, 1295.
ALBRIGHT, DARLEAH, relief (see bUl H.R. 13477).
ALBUQUERQUE, N.MEX., transfer certain lands in Bernalillo
County to the city of (see bill S. 4818*).
ALCOCK, JOHN L., relief (see bill S. 5297).
ALCOHOL, provide for use ln motor fuels of alcohol manufactured
from domestic agricultural products (see bills H.R. 14627,
14628, 14791).
Statement by Prof. Yandell Henderson relating to alcohol as
a volatile poison, 752.
Statement by Dr. Walter R. Miles relative to the infiuence of
alcohol on human beings, 779.
ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR TRAFFIC, address over the radio delivered
by Representative Celler entitled "Shall the State go into
the liquor business?" 2637. •
Address by Louis Lachmund on prohibition, 4341.
Address delivered by George W. Truett on "Liquor and its
cure ", 4342.
Amendment 1ri. Senate to bill (8. 436) to amend the na-
tional prohibition act, 65.
Amendments in Senate to Senate Joint Resolution 211, to
amend and repeal the eighteenth amendment, 1623, 4114.
Amendment in Senate to bill (H.R. 13742) to provide !or
taxation of certain nonintoxicating liquor, 2254, 4300.
Amendments and remarks in House relative to the purchase
of liquor as evidence, the employment of stool pigeons,
and wire tapping, 2682, 2697, 2770.
Amendment in Senate relative to wire tapping, 3745.
 INDEX
ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR TRAFFIC-Continued
Amendment and remarks in Senate relative to prohibiting
the expenditure of appropriations for the purchase of in-
toxicati.ng liquors to be used as evidence in prohibition
cases, 4235.
Article by Representative Aldrich, of Rhode Island, relative
to prohibition in the platforms of the Republican and
Democr atic conventions, 19.
Article by Representative Beck on the subject of dry repeal
by State conventions, 2419.
Article by Dr. Joy Elmer Morgan relating to the eighteenth
amendment, 778.
Bills to amend the national prohibition act (see bills S.
436*, 5048, 5389; H.R. 13040, 13368, 13487).
Bill to repeal the national prohibition act (see bill H.R.
13309).
Bill to repeal the so-called "Jones 5-and-10 law" (see bill
H.R. 14505).
Bills to provide revenue for the District of Columbia by the
taxation of beer (see bills S. 5458; H.R. 13997*).
Bills to provide revenue by the taxation of certain non-
intoxicating liquor (see bills H.R. 13027, 13312, 1374.2*).
Bill relating to the prescribing of medicinal liquors (see bill
H.R. 14395*). . Minority views on bill (H.R. 1374.2) to increase tax on non-
Bill to increase tax on and remove the limitation of the
prohibition laws on manufacture, transportation, and sale
of nonintoxicating liquors (see bills H.R. 13720, 13742*).
Bill to provide that the national prohibition act, as amended
and supplemented, shall not apply to liquors containing
4 percent or less of alcohol by volume {see bill S. 5015).
Bill to tax light wines (see bill H.R. 13719).
Bill to increase the tax on and remove the limitation of the
prohibition laws on manufacture, transportation, and
sale of certain nonintoxicating liquor (see bill H.R.
1374.2*).
Bills to authorize the holding of conventions tn the States
for the consideration of the proposed amendment to the
Constitution to repeal the eighteenth amendment (see
bills H.R. 14726, 14728, 14763).
Bill to change the name of the retail liquor dealers' stamp
tax in the case of drUg stores (see blll H.R. 12843 • ) .
Bill to permit the admission of intoxicating liquors into the
Virgin Islands for export {see bill S. 5034).
Communication from the Federal Grand Jury Association
for the Southern District of New York urging immediate
settlement of the prohibition question, 1159.
Correspondence and summary remonstrating against the
repeal of the eighteenth amendment, 2728.
Decision of the Supreme Court of the United States in the
prohibition prosecution case of C. V. Sorrells, 2694.
Editorial written by Paul Block entitled .. Repeal-Only Way
to End Rackets, Gangs, Speak-Easies", 3355.
Editorial appearing in the Washington Dally News entitled
"Repeal", 4301.
Excerpts from statements made by A. Mitchell Palmer rela-
tive to prohibition, 776.
Excerpts from an address delivered by Jouett Shouse on the
subject of prohibition repeal, 2198.
Explanation of blll (S. 504.8) to amend the National Pro-
hibition Act, 64.
Joint resolutions for amendment to the Constitution to
amend the eighteenth amendment (see S.J .Res. 211•;
H.J.Res. 485, 491, 534).
Joint resolutions for amendment to the Constitution to re-
peal the eighteenth amendment (see S.J.Res. 202*; H.J.
Res. 480*, 484, 489, 490, 508, 516).
Joint resolution for amendment to the Constitution relat-
ing to the manufacture, sale, or transportation of intoxi-
cating liquors (see H.J.Res. 486).
Joint resolution for amendment to the Constitution rela-
tive to the operation of the eighteenth amendment (see
H.J.Res. 592).
Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury relative to the
bill (H.R. 10524) concerning medicinal liquors, 4941.
Lei~er and petitions from the American Temperance Society
opposing the beer-tax bill (H.R. 13742), 224.8.
Letter from Judge William Clark relative to the ratifica-
tion of proposed amendments to the eighteenth amend-
ment (S.Doc. 181) , 34.4.4.
Letter !rom the Federal Grand Jury Associations of New
York State urging immediate action by Congress With
regard to the 'pending bills relating to prohibition and the
Voltsead Enforcement Act, 750.
Letters from the General Box Co. and the National Asso-
ciation of Wooden Box Manufacturers, and an editorial
and letter from C. H. Lipsett, publisher, urging modi-
fication of the Volstead Act, 301.
Letter from the Liberal Civic League of Boston suggesting
a plan for the calling of conventions in the States with
respect to the proposed repeal of the eighteenth amend-
ment, 4873.
Letter from Richard H. Scott, president American Business
Men's Prohibition Foundation, addressed to President
Hoover, relative to the eighteenth amendment and the
Volstead Act, 3739.
Letter from Lillian D. Wald relative to the proposed repeal
of the eighteenth amendment, 226.
11
ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR TRAFFIC-Continued
Letter and newspaper clippings relative to the proposed
repeal of the eighteenth amendment, 4176, 4177.
Memorials of the American Temperance Society of Seventh-
day Adventists, of Worcester, Mass., and others, protest-
ing against modification of the Volstead Act or the repeal
of the eighteenth amendment, 2730.
Memorial of Legislature of California urging repeal of the
eighteenth amendment, 4559.
Memorial of Legislature of Illinois urging legislation to au-
thorize the States to legalize and tax llght wines and
beer, 89.
Memorial of Legislature of Indiana relative to the Volstead
Act, 3659.
Memorial of Legislature of Puerto Rico requesting authority
to legislate in the matter of prohibition, 89.
Memorials of citizens of Texas opposing repeal o! the
eighteenth amendment, modification of the Volstead Act,
and legalization of beer, 3738.
Memorial of Legislature of West Virginia urging repeal of
the eighteenth amendment, 4559.
Memorial of Legislature of Wisconsin relating to the tax on
beer, 3240.
intoxicating liquors, 754, 768, 775.
Minority views of certain members of the Committee on
Ways and Means in House on the beer bill, 2687.
Petition ' of citizens of Connecticut urging repeal of the
eighteenth amendment, 160.
Petition of the Baptist General Convention of Texas rela-
tive to the eighteenth amendment and the Volstead Act,
946.
Petitions from citizens of Texas in opposition to the repeal
of the eighteenth amendment, 3588.
Petition of citizens of Dawson County, Tex., remonstrating
against the proposed modification or repeal of the eight-
eenth amendment, 4868.
Petitions remonstrating against repeal of the eighteenth
amendment or the Volstead Act, 160, 1160.
Poll of members of the Committee on the Judiciary in Sen-
ate on the proposed submission of a repeal amendment,
227.
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 13742) to tax beer, 566, 745,
789, 798, 805, 806, 807, 809, 810, 812, 814, 84.5, 851, 860, 863,
865, 922, 1097.
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 14395) relative to the pre-
scribing of medicinal liquors, 4937.
Remarks in House on Senate Joint Resolution 211 for an
amendment to the Constitution to repeal the eighteenth
amendment, 4508, 4522, 4524, 4525, 4526.
Remarks in House reiative to prohibition, 568.
Remarks in House relative to prohibition repeal, 2774.
Remarks in House relative to the repeal of the eighteenth
amendment, 2526, 2622, 2639, 2690, 4283, 4517, 4.518, 4520,
4521, 4527, 4.528.
Remarks in House relative to the Swedish system of liquor
control, 4253.
Remarks in House relative to wire tapping by prohibition
agents, 2759, 2767, 2769.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations !or enforce-
ment of the Prohibition Law, 2607, 2682.
Remarks in House relative to the thirteenth birthday of
prohibition, 1905.
Remarks in House relative to the alleged blocking by the
Republican " lame ducks " in the House of the program
of the Democrats for repeal of the eighteenth amend-
ment, 1060.
Remarks in House on House Joint Resolution 480 for an
amendment to the Constitution to repeal the eighteenth
amendment, 7, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26,
28, 31, 32, 33, 34, 143, 226.
Remarks in House on House Resolution 99 to investigate the
prohibition administrator for the Maryland-District of
Columbia area, 5619. ·
Remarks in Senate on bill (S. 436) to amend the National
Prohibition Act, 956, 961.
Remarks in Senate on Senate Joint Resolution 211 for
amendment of the eighteenth amendment, 4002, 4055,
4138, 4215.
Remarks in Senate relative to the thirteenth anniversary of
the eighteenth amendment, 1852.
Report from the Committee onthe Judiciary in Senate and
statements from the Constitutional Liberty League and
the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment rela-
tive to Senate Joint Resolution 211 to repeal the eight-
eenth amendment, 1621, 1622.
Resolution to direct the Committee on the Judiciary in
Senate to prepare two constitutional amendments relat-
ing to the eighteenth amendment (see S. Res. 259*).
Resolution of inquiry relative to the amount of alcohol a
beverage may contai.n without being i.ntoxicating (see
S.Res. 271 •) .
Resolution of inquiry relative to the calling of State con-
ventions for ratification of the eighteenth amendment
(see S.Res. 368).
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ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR TRAFFIC-Continued ALLGOOD, MILES C. (a Representative from Alabama).
Resolution of the Broadway Association of New York City Appointed conferee, 5560.
urging immediate action on the proposed repeal of the Attended, 5.
eighteenth amendment and modification of the Volstead Amendments offered by, to
Act, 420. Agricultural appropriation bill: agricultural chemical In-
Resolution adopted by the Indiana Woman's State Commit- vestigation, 1140.
tee for Law Enforcement favoring prohibition enforce- ---agricultural exhibits at fairs, 1030.
ment and opposing the relegalization of beer, 886. ---Bureau of Chemistry and Soils, 1122.
Resolutions adopted by the executive committee of the ---cotton production and diseases, 1057.
Liberal Civic League, Inc., Boston, Mass., urging repeal of ---foreign seeds and plants, 1066.
the eighteenth amendment, 61. ---pink boll worm, 1137.
Resolutions adopted by the Woman's National Committee ---tropical plant research, 1068.-
for Law Enforcement remonstrating against the repeal of - - - Weather Bureau, 1030, 1033.
the eighteenth amendment, 62. Cotton: Government purchase and sale of (S. 5122), 5274.
Statement of Senator Walsh of Massachusetts in connection Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
with a proposed amendment to bill H.R. 13742, known as priation bill (H.R. 14363)---customs statistics, 2634.
"the beer bill", 3593. First deficiency appropriation bill-emergency relief, District
Statement made by Representative Beck before a Senate of Columbia, 1306.
subcommittee relative to the proposed modiflcation of ---Employment Service, 1318.
the Volstead Act, 2558. War Department appropriation bill (H.R. 14199)-Army sup-
Statement by Robert H. Anderson relative to the proposed plies, 2174.
repeal of the eighteenth amendment, 4001. Motions and resolutions offered by
Statement by Dr. Alfred Stengal relating to prohibition, 753. Gormley Co., P. F.: to agree to conference, 5560.
Statistics relative to persons employed in England in indus- Remarks by, on .
tries cooperating with brewers and distillers, 760. Agricultural appropriation bill, 993, 994, 1030, 1031, 1040,
Statistics relative to the volume of beer manufactured in 1066, 1068, 1121, 1122, 1123, 3341.
the United States for several years prior to prohibition, ---agricultural chemical investigation, 1140.
767. ---barberry rust, 1045.
Summary of memorials of citizens of Texas remonstrating --cotton, 1057, 1058, 1059.
against repeal of the eighteenth amendment or modifica- --dry-land farming, 1063.
tion of the Volstead Act, 4109. ---Forest Service, 1075.
ALDREDGE, JOHN W., pension (see blll H.R. 14455). ---meat inspection, 1041.
---pink boll worm, 1137.
ALDRICH, RICHARDS. (a Representative from Rhode Island). ---public roads, 1128.
Articles discussing Republican and Democratic prohibition ---transfer of appropriations, 1071, 1072.
planks written by, 19. ---Weather Bureau, 1030, 1031, 1032.
Attended, 5. Bradford, Herman H., 5286.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5274.
Coan, Annie: to pension (see bill H.R. 13047), 42. Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
Goodwin, Eva L.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13048), 42. priations bill, 2623. .
Rocky Brook Mills Co.: for relief (see b_ill H.R. 13976), 1145. ---Bureau of Standards, 2636.
Petitions and papers presented by, from ---customs statistics, 2634. .
Citizens and individuals, 2943, 3824. District of Columbia appropriation bill--conference report,
Societies and associations, 1436. 5617.
Remar 1cs by, on Economy in appropriations, 1245.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1868. Eopolucci, Annie M., 5287.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES. Farm-allotment plan, 1489, 1530.
ALEXANDER, HOOPER, JR., relief (see bill H.R. 14617). First deficiency appropriation bill--emergency relief, Dis-
ALEXANDER, LYMAN JAMES, relief (see bill H.R. 13809). trict of Columbia, 1305, 1306, 1307, 1308.
---Employment Service, 1318, 1319.
ALGER, MUCIA, relief (see bill S. 4767*). - - - tax refunds, 1321.
ALGONQUIN (revenue cutter), relief of certain former members Gormley Co., P. F.--conference report, 5603, 5604.
of the crew of (see bill H.R. 9357*). Government purchase of American goods, 1893.
ALIEN PROPERTY CUSTODIAN, message from the President Humphries, Florence M., 3221.
transmitting the annual report of, 2198, 2237, 2242. Independent offices appropriation bill-Veterans' Adminis-
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 3129. tration, 3028, 3030.
ALIENS. See also IMMIGRATION. Interest rates, 1230.
Bill making it lllegal to employ any alien while there are ---Federal home-loan banks, 1000.
American citizens out of work (see bill H.R. 13307). ---short-term securities, 1248.
Bill to provide correction of status of certain (see bill H.R. Legislative appropriation bill-restaurant, House, 3413.
13810). Mississippi savings accounts, 1237.
Bill providing for registration of certain (see bill H.R. Moran, John J., 2712.
14457). 2-cent postage rate restoration, 1241.
Remarks in House relative to deportations of, 1296, 1311. Unemployment, 1223, 1224.
War Department appropriation bill, 1811, 2054.
ALIEN SEAMEN, provide for the deportation of certain (see bill --Army supplies, 2174, 2175.
H.R. 12173*), ---officers' retired pay, 2056.
ALLEGHENY COUNTY, PA., allow county to bridge the Mononga- Reports made by, from
hela River (see bills S. 5183*; H.R. 13311). Committee of conference:
Gormley Co., P. F. (S.J.Res. 197, H.Rept. 2199), 5603.
ALLEGHENY FORGING CO., relief (see bills S. 466*; H.R. 10406*, Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
10407*' 10408*).
ALLOTMENT PLAN OF FARM RELIEF. See DoMESTIC-ALLoTMENT
ALLEGHENY RIVER, allow Allegheny County, Pa., to bridge (see PLAN.
bill H.R. 14584*).
ALLOTTED LANDS. See INDIANS.
ALLEN, CLARENCE, pension (see bill S. 5060), "ALL RIDE ON THE FARMER'S BACK", editorial by Arthur
ALLEN, JOHN, pension (see bill H.R. 13415). Brisbane entitled, 903.
ALLEN, JOHN C. (a Representative from Illinois). ALMEN, A. L., editorial entitled "An Ominous Ring" written by,
Attended, 5. 4765.
Tribute to services of, 5583. ALMON, EDWARD B. (a Representative from Alabama).
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by Attended, 5.
Davidson, William Henry: for relief (see bill H.R. 13046), 42. Amendments offered by, to
Hawley, Jennie E.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13609), Agricultural appropriation bill-road and bridge flood re-
415. lief, Alabama, 1131.
Mississippi River, Davenport, Iowa: to consent to bridge Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
(H.R. 14684), 4.209. Bank checks: to repeal tax on (see bill H.R. 13024), 41.
Rock River: to construct bridge across (see bill H.R. 13659), Elk River, Ala.: to allow to bridge (see bills H.R. 14484,
·475. 14602) 2790, 3653,
I

- - - t o extend time for construction of bridge across (see Federal-aid highways: to extend time for availability for
bill H.R. 13852), 869. expenditure of the emergency appropriation for (see bill
Suggs, Fidelia: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13920), H.R. 13025) , 41.
1019. Huntsville, Ala.: to authorize the acquisition of a new
Velie Motors Corporation: for relief (see bill H.R. 13568), 363. site and construction of public buildings thereon in
Remarks by, on (see bill H.R. 14321), 2127.
Postal rates, 5046. Mincher, Harvey: for relief (see bill H.R. 1444.2 ), 2641.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES. Postage: to repeal section 1001 (a) of Revenue Act of 1932
ALLEN, SUSANNAH L., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14545} • . Increasing rate of (see bill H.R. 13022), 41.
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ALMON, EDWARD B.-Continued
Bemarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill-public roads, 1125, 1126,
1127, 1132.
Public building, Huntsvllle, Ala., 4534.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds:
Public building, Huntsville, Ala. (H.Rept. 1963), 3342.
Committee on Roads:
Federal-aid highways (H.Rept. 1971), 3342.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
ALPER, IRENE BRAND, relief {see bUI H.R. 9223*).
ALSTO'IT, MABEL, pension (see blll S. 5324).
ALTOONA (PA.) TRIBUNE, editorial entitled "A 5-year mora-
torium for the machines" appearing in, 3248.
ALUMINUM CO. OF AMERICA, remarks in House relative to, 2621.
ALVERSON, JAMES L., relief (see bill H.R. 12684*).
AMBROSE, WILLIAM A., relief (see bill H.R. 14382).
AMERICAN AIR LINES, scheduled air transport operations of, 2875.
AMERICAN AIR TRANSPORT SERVICES OVERSEAS, develop (see
bill H.R. 8681 •) .
AMERICAN AIRWAYS, INC., remarks in Senate relative to, 3057.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF SOCIAL WORKERS, report of the
subcommittee on methods of administration, 4473.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF STATE HIGHWAY OFFICIALS,
letter relative to Federal cooperation with the States in
the building of roads, 3706.
AMERICAN BANKER (magazine), article relative to independent
banking appearing in, 1335.
Article relating to the Regional Agricultural Credit Corpora-
tion appearing in, 2154.
AMERICAN BANKERS' ASSOCIATION, memorandum relating to
liquidating corporations, 2399.
AMERICAN BATTLE MONUMENTS, remarks in House relative
to appropriations for, 3130.
AMERICAN BONDING CO., relief (see bill S. 967).
AMERICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, SHANGHAI, CHINA, let-
ter relating to the inferior baling of American cotton, 1683.
AMERICAN DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR OFFICERS, erect a
memorial to those who lost their lives while on active
duty (see S.J.Res. 237*).
AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY, remarks in House relative to appro-
priations for, 3208.
AMERICAN EXPORTERS, make loans to foreign credit exchanges
or insurance companies engaged in insuring accounts of
(see H.J.Res. 609).
AMERICAN FARM BUREAU FEDERATION, memorial on the sub-
ject of Philippine independence adopted by, 387, 426, 550. AMERICAN PUBLIC OPINION AND WAR DEBTS, address delivered
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR, letter protesting against
the Federal Economy Act and the President's recommen- AMERICAN SAMOA, provide a government for (see billS. 417*).
dation for an additional Federal wage reduction, 344.
AMERICAN FLAG. See FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES.
AMERICAN FLAG SERVICES IN FOREIGN AND NONCON- AMERICAN TELEGRAPH CO., extend lett~rs patent to (see bill
TIGUOUS OCEAN TRADES, letter from the Bureau of
Research of the Shipping Board relative to, 37.
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, remarks in House relative to the
duty of Congress to preserve, 3337.
AMERICAN INDUSTRY. See INDusTRIES OF THE UNITED STATES.
AMERICAN INVESTMENTS IN THE PHILIPPINES, table show-
ing, 391.
AMERICAN LABOR. See also CHILD LABoR; LABoR.
Bill to protect (see b1ll H.R. 14413).
Bill to provide employment for (see b111 H.R. 14428).
Memorial of Legislature of Washington urging passage of AMERICAN UNITARIAN ASSOCIATION OF BOSTON, MASS., let-
bill (H.R. 13999), to provide employment for, 2557.
AMERICAN LEGION, provide for the donation of certain Army
equipment to posts of (see bill S. 5692).
Remarks in House relative to the address on the Emergency AMERICAN WAR MOTHERS, annual report of, 5192.
Officers' Retirement Act, delivered by Louis Johnson, na- AMERICA'S WAGE EARNERS' PROTECTIVE CONFERENCE. letter
tional commander of, 3409.
AMERICAN MERCHANT MARINE, address delivered by Senator
Copeland on the subject of, 1427.
Address delivered by T. V. O'Connor on the subject of,
1148.
Amendment in Senate to prohibit payment of money on AMES, E. G., letter relative to flood conditions on the Green River,
contracts covering ships employing alien seamen on ships
leaving American ports, 3378.
Bill to amend Merchant Marine Act of 1928 (see bill H.R.
13930).
Editorial appearing in the Washington (D.C.) Evening Star AMES, WILLIAM H., relief (see bill H.R. 1842).
relative to, 3241.
Joint resolution oo extend certain benefits under the
Merchant Marine Act of 1920 to the whaling industry
(see S.J.Res. 254).
Joint resolution to interpret section 11 of the Merchant
Marine Act of 1920 (see H.J.Res. 603).
Memorandum from the Chamber of Commerce of the
United States relative to, 3294.
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AMERICAN MERCHANT MARINE-Continued
Memorandum from the Shipping Board relating to, 3293.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 3289.
Remarks in Senate relative to Government loans to ship-
ping companies, 3358.
Report of the bureau of research of the Shipping Board on
American merchant vessels, 151.
Statement by the National Committee on the Merchant Ma-
rine concerning Government aid to American shipping,
3362.
Statement by Malcolm M. Stewart on the benefits of, 3361.
AMERICAN-MEXICAN FRONTIER: NUECES COUNTY, TEX.,
print paper by Paul S. Taylor entitled (see S.Res. 353).
AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS, amendment 1n Senate au-
thorizing appropriations for distribution of Government-
owned cotton to, 3691.
Annual report of, 37, 284.
Bills to authorize distribution of Government-owned cot-
ton to (see bills S. 5185, 5199; H.R. 13526, 13560, 13605,
13607*; H.J.Res. 494, 497).
BUl for relief of disabled World War veterans of (see- bill
s. 5429).
Conference report on bill (H.R. 13607) to authorize dis-
tribution of Government-owned cotton to (H.Rept. 1873),
1934, 2136, 3217, 3266.
Joint resolutions authorizing sale of obsolete and sUiplus
Navy clothing at nominal prices for distribution to the
needy (see S.J.Res. 220*; H.J.Res. 500*).
Joint resolution to authorize the exchange of Government-
owned cotton for articles containing wool (see S.J.Res.
228*).
Joint resolution to provide appropriations to carry into
effect the act to authorize the distribution of Govern-
ment-owned cotton to (see H.J .Res. 597 •) •
Remarks in Senate relative to the conference report concern-
ing distribution of Government-owned cotton to, 952, 954,
963, 2210, 2517, 2604, 2859, 2892, 2945.
Remarks in Senate and correspondence relative to Senate
Joint Resolution 220 and House Joint Resolution 500,
authorizing sale of obsolete and surplus Navy clothing, for
distribution to the needy, 742, 824, 918.
Remarks in House on bill (HR. 13607) authorizing distri-
bution of Government-owned cotton to, 711.
Remarks 1n House relative to the conference report con-
cerning distribution of Government-owned cotton to, 3306.
Remarks in House on House Joint Resolution 500, author-
izing sale of obsolete and surplus Navy clothing, for dis-
tribution to the needy, 922.
Remarks in House on House Joint Resolution 597 relative
to distribution of Government-owned cotton to, 3863.
Remarks in House relative to a display of garments made
from Government-owned cotton delivered to, 2761.
by Jacob H. Hollander on, 2345.
Remarks in Rouse on bill (S. 417) to provide a government
for, 4926.
H.R. 14332).
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE SOCIETY OF SEVENTH-DAY AD-
VENTISTS OF WORCESTER, MASS., letter and petitions
opposing the beer-tax bill (H.R. 13742) received from,
2248.
Memorials protesting against the modification of the Vol-
stead Act or the repeal of the eighteenth amendment,
2730.
AMERICAN TOBACCO CO., authorizing the Federal Trade Com-
mission to investigate practices of (see H.Res. 394, 395).
ter and resolutions endorsing Senate Joint Resolution 229,
to prohibit shipment of arms and munitions of war
abroad, 4788.
relative to requiring the purchase of domestic articles for
Government supplies, 2071.
Letter concerning the dumping of foreign imports into the
United States at prices which are less than American costs
of production, 2963.
Wash., 2028.
AMES, ROGER P., recognition of high public service rendered by
(see bill S. 1975).
AMLIE, THOMAS R. (a Representative from Wisconsin).
Attended, 5.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 607, 2641, 3824, 5062.
State legislatures, 5415.
Remarks by, on
Cabinet of President-elect Roosevelt, 5042.
Currency in.tlation, 5631.
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AMLIE, THOMAS R.-Contmued
Remarks by, on
Independent offi.ces appropriation bill, 3044.
---Federal Trade Commission, 3044, 3045, 3197, 3203.
Tariffs and foreign currency depreciation, 4634.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
ANARCHY, provide for an investigation into the alleged activities
of anarchists (see H.J.Res. 606).
Remarks in Senate and a telegram from the publisher of the
Paterson (N.J.) Evening News relative to reports that
Zangara, the assassin, is connected with the anarchist ring
at Paterson, 4212, 4213.
Remarks in House relative to the attempted assassination o!
President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt by the anarchist
Guiseppi Zangara, 4265.
ANDERSON, ALBERT, pension (see bill S. 5510).
ANDERSON, DAISY, relief (see bills S. 1978*; H.R. 8207•).
ANDERSON, FRANK, relief (see billS. 3676).
ANDERSON, JUDGE GEORGE W., article entitled "Salvaging OUr
Railroads ", written by, 163.
ANDERSON, HARRY C., relief (see bill H.R. 4395*).
ANDERSON, LUTHER M., relief (see bill H.R. 13670).
ANDERSON, MATILDA. pension (see blll H.R. 13667).
ANDERSON, MICHAEL, relief (see bill H.R. 13882).
ANDERSON, MYRTLE, relief (see bill H.R. 5706*).
ANDERSON, PETER E., relief (see bill H.R. 1177•).
ANDERSON, ROBERT H., statement relative to the proposed repeal
of the eighteenth amendment, 4001.
ANDERSON, WILLIAM C., pension (see bill H.R. 14111).
ANDERSON-TULLY CO., relief (see billS. 610*).
ANDRESEN, AUGUST H. (a Representative from Minnesota).
Attended. 5.
Amendments offered by, to
Farm-allotment bill (H.R. 13991): butterfat, 1533, 1590, 1591,
1595, 1605, 1606, 1610, 1662, 1665, 1670, 1674, 1685,
1686, 1690.
---hogs, 1605.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Rogowski Bros.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14766), 4:865.
Remarks by, on
Farm-allotment plan, 1373, 1375, 1377, 1383, 1391, 1534, 1535,
1536, 1589, 1590, 1595, 1605, 1606, 1607, 1610, 1662, 1665,
1666, 1674, 1688.
Goodwin. Godfrey G.: tribute to, 4374.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
ANDREW, A. PIATT (a Representative from Massachusetts).
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1393.
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutioTw introduced by
American goods to aid American workmen: providing for
special canceling stamp bearing words to impress people
to purchase (see bill H.R. 14221), 1778.'
Civil Service: to amend act of May 28, 1932, relating to salary
rates of certain• positions in (H.R. 14535), 3138.
Deery, Cyril Ambrose: for relief (see bill H.R. 13494), 284.
Merrimac River: to authorize Essex Shore Way, Inc., to
bridge (H.R. 14537), 3138.
Plum Island and Parker Rivers: to survey (see bill H.R.
13490) , 284.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 719, 5188.
Societies and associations, 2723.
Remarks by, on
Naval ordnance plant, South Charleston, W.Va.: disposition
of, 1884.
Tariffs and foreign currency depreciation, 3968.
War Department appropriation bill-conference report, 5383.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Naval Affairs:
Tract of land in Philadelphia, Pa. (H.Rept. 1861), 1778.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
ANDREWS, KATE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13235).
ANDREWS, WALTER G. (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Cluchey, Wllllam Arthur: for relief (see .bill H.R. 13497), 284.
Grain Standards Act: to amend (see bill H.R. 14390), 2452.
Lazik, Alexander Stanley: for relief (see bill H.R. 14000),
1258.
Nebrich, Caroline M.: to pension (see bill H.R. 1349.8), 284.
Ogd.e n, Katherine A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
14366). 2243.
Pierce, Margaret E.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13495),
284.
Schrader, Harry: for relief (see bill H.R. 13496), 284.
Strouse, Charles E.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13499), 284.
Petitions and. papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 2243, 4106.
Societies and associations, 4297.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
ANGEL. JAMES, pension (see bill H.R. 13170).
ANGELOW, ANNA, pension (see bill H..R. 13246)..
ANGLE, AGNES M., relief (see bill S. 1067•).
ANIMAL OILS AND FATS, amendment in House to flx duty on.
1685.
ANNAPOLIS :METROPOLITAN SEWERAGE COMMISSION, author-
iZe a contract for disposal of sewage of the Naval Academy
(see bill H.R. 14464).
Letter of Secretary of the Navy transmitting a draft of a
proposed bill to authorize a contract for disposal o! sewage
of the Naval Academy, 2640.
ANSELL, ANN ELIZA. increase pension (see bill H.R. 13190).
ANSELL, SAMUEL TILDEN, remarks in Senate relative to, 4658.
Statement in answer to the accusations made against him
on the fioor of the Senate, 4712.
ANTHONY, SUSAN B., place statue in the National Statuary Hall
(see H.J .Res. 528) •
ANTHRACITE COAL. See CoAL INDUSTRY.
ANTITRUST LAWS, authorizing the suspension, during periods of
economic depression, of the operation of (see bill H.R.
14754).
Remarks in House relative to the nonenforcement of, 2620.
APACHE INDIANS. See !KDIANS.
APODACA, JUAN, relief (see bill S. 4590•).
"APPEAL TO CONGRESS," article by William D. Welch entitled,
2959.
APPELT, CAROLINE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13157).
APPLE INDUSTRY, telegram from the International Apple Asso-
ciation remonstrating against bill (H.R. 13999) to pre-
vent loss of revenue and for the relief of unemployment,
2728.
APPLEBY, PAUL FRANCIS, relief (see bill H.R. 13736).
APPORTIONMENT BILL. See MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
APPROPRIATION BILLS, remarks in House concerning the prepa-
ration and status of, 68.
Remarks in Senate relative to the proposed limitation of
debate on, 3143.
Remarks in Senate relative to the status of, 3449.
Table showi.n g comparison of appropriation bills as reported
to the House with the Budget estimates, 4752, 5040.
Army (see blll H.R. 14199*).
Deficiencies (see bills H.R. 13975*, 14436*, 14769*).
Department of Agriculture (see bill H.R. 13872 •).
Department of Commerce (see bill H.R. 14363*).
Department of the Interior (see bill H.R. 13710*).
Department of Justice (see bill H.R. 14363*).
Department of Labor (see blll H.R. 14363•).
Department of State (see bill H.R. 14363*).
District of Columbia (see bill H.R. 14643•).
Executive Office (see bill H.R. 14458*).
Independent offi.ces of the Government (see bill H.R.
14458*).
Legislative (see bill H.R. 14562*).
Navy Department (see bill H.R. 14724*).
Post Office Department (see b1ll H.R. 13520•).
Treasury Department (see bill H.R. 13520*).
War Department {see bill H.R. 14199*).
APPROPRIATIONS. See also BUDGET OF THE UNITED STATES.
Address over the radio delivered by Ogden L. Mills, Secre-
tary of the Treasury, on balancing the Budget, 1974.
Amendment and remarks in Senate relative to the laws
relative to permanent annual appropriations, 3458.
Analysis of Budget estimates which have been acted upon
by the House of Representatives, 3113.
Message from the President transmitting estimates for the
legislative establishment, certain executive departments
and independent establishments, and the District of
Columbia (H.Doc. 495), 284.
Remarks in House relative to the proposed work of the sub-
. committee appointed to examine the permanent appro-
priations, 1042.
Remarks in House relative to preventing interchangeability
among items of appropriations for the purpose of increas-
ing the number of employees, 1069, 1072.
Remarks in House relative to a comparison of appropriation
b1lls with Budget estimates, 3049.
Remarks in House relative to the proposed modification of
the present plan of handling, 5554.
Remarks in House relative to the status of the permanent
appropriations, 5563.
Remarks in House disapproving of the policy of Congress to
make appropriations regardless of revenues, 2760.
Remarks in Senate on Senate Resolution 327, to reduce the
proposed appropriations for the fiscal year 1934, 2578, 2583,
2646.
Remarks in Senate relative to the proposed reduction of ap-
propriations for the fiscal year 1934, 1798.
Remarks in Senate relative to the impounding of certain.
3428.
Resolution to reduce the proposed appropriations for the
fiscal year 1934 (see S.Res. 327*).
Statements of progress on projects under the Emergency
Relief and Construction Act of 1932. 669, 670, 671.
Statistics relative to. 2'608, 2609, 2611.
Table showing comparison of appropriation bills as reported
to the House with the Budget estimates, 3015.
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AQUINO, BENIGNO S., memorandum on the subject of Philippine
independence written by, 1098.
ARBOGAST, ISABELLA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13200).
ARCffiTECT OF THE CAPITOL, annual report of (S.Doc. 189),
4787, 4865.
Message from the President transmitting estimate of appro-
priation for the Office of (S.Doc. 167; H.Docs. 513, 521},
816, 1394, 1397, 5433. .
ARCONGE, VICTORIA, cancel patent in fee issued to (see bill S.
4024*).
ARENTZ, SAMUELS. (a Representative from Nevada).
Appointed conferee, 5287.
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
Interior Department appropriation bill-schoolroom equip-
ment, Boulder City, 925.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Boulder Canyon National Reservation: administration of,
etc. (H.R. 14662, 14758), 4105, 4767.
Death Valley National Monument, Calif.: to extend mining
laws to (H ..R. 14646), 3918.
Walker River irrigation project: for rehabilitation of (see
bill H.R. 13527), 297.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 5188.
State legislatures, 4555, 5415.
Remarks by, on
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill, 2612, 2613.
Farm-mortgage moratorium, 136.
Farm relief from sale of beer, 592.
Independent offices appropriation blll-Arlington Memorial
Bridge, 3132.
Interior Department appropriation bill-Boulder Dam, 925,
926.
---Indian affairs, 599, 600.
---Indian irrigation projects, 603.
---land offices, 598.
---reclamation, 661.
---surveying public lands, 595.
Livestock on the public range, 704.
Park system, California, 5391.
Radio regulation--conference report, 5038.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Public Lands:
Death Valley National Monument, Calif. (H.Rept. 2107),
4956.
Rayl, Robert (H.Rept. 1902), 2452.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
ARIZONA, establish a mine rescue station in (see bill S. 5073).
Bills to provide for the selection of certain lands for the
use of the University of (see bills S. 5361*; H.R. 14181*).
Memorial of legislature urging enactment of blll (S. 1197)
for refinancing agricultural indebtedness, 3657, 4109, 4558.
Memorial of legislature urging Federal aid in refinancing
farm mortgages, 2798.
Memorial of legislature urging the use of tufa stone in con-
struction of public buildings at Yuma and Phoenix, 3422.
Memorial of legislature relative to the employment of Ari-
zona labor on public works in, 3584.
Memorial of legislature on the subject of unemployment and
the proposed 30-hour week, 4109.
Ratification by the legislature of the proposed amendment
to the Constitution of the United States relative to the
terms of the President, Vice President, Senators, and Rep-
resentatives, 2449, 2793.
Remarks in Senate and correspondence relative to the pro-
posed removal of troops from Camps Stephen D. Little and
Harry J. Jones tn, 915.
ARKANSAS, amend act to regulate holding United States courts in
(see bill H.R. 13362).
Memorial of legislature urging legislation "to revaluate the
money system of gold and currency, 3263, 3452.
Memorial of legislature favoring bill to refund levee and
drainage district bonds, 3489, 3584.
Memorial of legislature urging disposal of surplus Govern-
ment-owned cotton and wheat, 3584.
ARKANSAS BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION, resolution urging
ratification of the World Court Treaties, 4214.
ARLEDGE, HARDIN B., article entitled " Carrying Our Foreign
Commerce Supporting National Defense" written by, 1267.
ARLINGTON FARM, remarks in House relative to appropriations
for, 1043.
ARLINGTON MEMORIAL AMPHITHEATER, message from the
President transmitting the annual report of the Com-
mission on the Erection of Memorials and Entombment
of Bodies in, 158, 228, 229.
ARLINGTON MEMORIAL BRIDGE, authorize conveyance of cer-
tain land to the State of Virginia in order to connect
Lee Boulevard with {see bills S. 5339*; H.R. 14078*).
ARLINGTON MEMORIAL BRIDGE COMMISSION, remarks in
House relative to appropriations for, 3130.
ARMEL, BELLE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13225).
15
ARMISTICE DAY, declaring to be a lega.I publ!c holiday (see
H.J.Res. 531).
ARMS, AMMUNITION, AND MUNITIONS OF WAR, prohibit ex·
portation of (see S.J.Res. 229*; H.J.Res. 580*).
Message from the President urging ratification of treaty
providing for control of shipments of (S.Doc. 169), 1448,
1546.
Remarks in Senate relative to embargoes on shipment of~
3589, 5214, 5446.
ARMS EMBARGO, editorial appearing in the Hartford (Conn.)
Courant entitled, 1724.
ARMSTRONG, JOSEPH, pension (see bill H.R. 13699).
ARMSTRONG, RALPH V., allow to accept foreign testimonial
(see bill H.R. 13845*).
ARMY, remarks in Senate relative to the removal of troops from
posts in Texas, 1102.
Statistics relative to military strength of nations of the
world, 1805.
Air Corps: remarks in House relative to appropriations for,
1813, 2227.
Airplane accidents: bill for relief of retired officers and
enlisted men injured in (see bill H.R. 13850).
Appropriations for: bill making annual (see bill H.R.
14199*).
---conference report on bill (H.R. 14199) making an·
nual, 5228, 5285, 5479, 5529.
- - - excerpts from testimony of the Chief of Staff on
bill (H.R. 14199) making annual, 4822.
---remarks in House on bill (H.R. 14199) makilig an·
nual, 1756, 1772, 1804, 1809, 2042, 2165, 2214, 2299,
2301 , 2313, 2334, 2421, 2436, 2442, 2449, 4423.
---remarks in House on conference report on bill (H.R.
14199) making annual, 5280, 5377, 5529.
---remarks in Senate on bill (H.R. 14199) making an-
nual appropriation for, 3706, 3770, 3777, 3838, 3847,
3852, 3855, 3935, 3941, 3955, 5347.
Barracks and quarters: amendment and remarks in House
relative to appropriations for, 2219.
Chief of Engineers: resolutions disapproving of the Execu-
tive act transferring to the Department of the
Interior the nonmilitary activities of (see H.Res.
321, 323).
Chief of Staff: excerpts from testimony on the War De-
partment appropriation bill (H.R. 14199) by, 4822.
Citizens' military training camps: remarks in House rela-
tive to, 1814.
Clothing: remarks in House relative to Government com-
petition with private enterprise in the manufac-
ture of wearing apparel for enlisted men, 2421.
---remarks in Senate relative to appropriations for,
3778, 3784.
---statistics relative to clothing on hand, 1812.
---statistics relative to the sale of surplus, 2174
Coffee-roasting plants: remarks in House relative to opera·
tion of, 2180.
Coordinator: remarks in House relative to the office of,
2045.
Corps of Engineers: amendment and remarks in House rela·
tive to the pay of officers of, 2060.
---remarks in House relative to the pay of commis·
stoned officers of, 2213, 2214.
---resolutions adopted by the Reserve Officers' Asso·
elation, of Jacksonville, Fla., remonstrating against
the proposed transfer of functions pertaining to
river and harbor work, 1716.
Disbursing officers: bills for relief of certain (see bills S.
5406; H.R. 8402, 8403, 14324*).
---letter from the Secretary of War transmitting an·
nual report of inspection of accounts of, 38.
---letter from the Secretary of War transmitting a draft
of a proposed bill for the relief of certain, 1712.
Emergency officers: bill to reduce retired pay of (see bill
H.R. 14567) .
Enlisted men: amendment and remarks in Senate relative
to the proposed reduction of pay of, 3424, 3426,
3468.
- - - bill to restore certain persons to their former status
as (see blll S. 4597*).
---bills to amend act to authorize the collection, in
monthly installments, of indebtedness due the
United States from (see bills S. 5509; H.R. 14481).
---letter from the Secretary of War transmitting a
draft of a proposed bill to amend act to a1}thorize
collection of indebtedness due the United States
from, 2554.
Expenditures since 1913: table showing increase of, 3783.
Forces immediately available for war: charts showing the
strength of, 2051, 2171.
Horses: remarks in House relative to, 1813.
---remarks in House relative to an appropriation for
encouragement of the breeding of riding horses,
2215.
---remarks in House relative to appropriations for the
purchase of, 2334, 2443.
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ARMY-Continued
Judge Advocate General: Remarks in House relative to ap-
propriations for employment of experts in the office
of, 2042.
Laundries: remarks in House relative to, 2176, 2179.
Medical Corps: remarks in House relative to appropriations
for, 2228.
Military publications: remarks in House relative to officers
and enlisted men on the active list associated with,
2166.
Motor transportation: remarks in House relative to, 1812.
---remarks in House relative to appropriations for the
purchase of trucks, 2233, 2310.
---remarks in House relative to appropriations for pur-
chase of passenger-carrying vehicles, 2440.
Officers: amendment and remarks in House relative to the
pay of, 2045.
---amendment and remarks in House relative to pro-
hibiting payment of compensation and allowances
to any officer convicted of murder, 2218.
---bill to amend act giving- war-time rank to retired
officers and former officers (see bill H.R. 13365).
---bill to amend law concerning relative rank between
Army and Navy officers (see bill H.R. 14777).
---bill to reduce the retired pay of (see bill H.R. 14567).
---bill for relief of those whose household and other
effects were damaged on Government property (see
bill s. 5535).
---bills to allow credit for service as cadets at the Mili-
tary Academy (see bills S. 5501; H.R. 14431).
---bill limiting details of officers to flying duty (see bill
H.R. 13564). . Shonert, Wilmena: to pension (see bill H.R. 14397), 2452.
---letter from the Secretary of War transmitting a draft
of proposed legislation to credit officers with certain
services as cadets at the Military Academy, 2451.
---remarks in House relative to the pay of, 2334, 2427,
2445.
---remarks in House relative to the Taber amendment
concerning the pay of, 2938.
---remarks in House relative to the proposed reduction
of pay of, 5280, 5379.
---remarks in House relative to pay of retired officers,
2055.
---remarks in Senate relative to the proposed 4-year de-
tails of officers in the island possessions, 3466.
---remarks in Senate relative to the proposed reduction
of retired pay of, 3475.
---table showing effect of section 201 of the Economy
Act on the pay of, 4606.
Officers' Reserve Corps: remarks in House relative to, 1813.
---remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 2306.
Ordnance and ordnance stores: letter of Secretary of War
transmitting statements of cost of manufacture
of, 38.
Ordnance Department: remarks in House relative to appro-
priations for, 2230.
Organized Reserves: remarks in House relative to, 1815.
---remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 2306,
2334, 2443.
Pay of: amendment and remarks in House relative to the
pay of officers and warrant officers, 2046.
---bill to authorize the withholding of pay of officers,
warrant officers, and nurses to cover indebtedness
to the United States (see bill S. 4810*).
---remarks in House relative to, 3810.
Personnel: biU to authorize settlement of individual claims
for damages to and loss of private property incident
to the training of the Army (see bill H.R. 8401).
Post exchanges: letter from the Secretary of War transmit-
ting report on (Snoc. 149), 38, 59, 442.
---remarks in House relative to the operation of, 2440.
Posts: amendment and remarks in Senate and correspond-
ence relative to providing housing, feeding, and
clothing for unemployed boys and young men at,
3838, 3847, 3852, 3855, 3935, 3941, 3955.
---bill to provide for housing, feeding, and clothing cer-
tain unemployed persons at (see bill S. 5363*).
- - - notice of motion to suspend the rules in Senate for
the purpose of proposing an amendment for hous-
ing, feeding, and clothing certain unemployed per-
sons at, 3707.
---remarks in House concerning, 2224.
---remarks in House relative to providing for housing,
feeding, and clothing unemployed boys and young
men at, 5379, 5382.
---remarks in Senate relative to providing for housing,
feeding, and clothing unemployed boys and young
men at, 5480.
Recreation fund: remarks in House relative to the proposed
establishment of, 2043.
Reserve Officers' Training Corps: remarks in House relative
to appropriations for, 1814, 2314.
---remarks in Senate and correspondence relative to
appropriations for, 3790.
Small Arms Firing School: amendment and remarks in Sen-
ate relative to appropriations for, 3932, 3959.
SUbsistence: remarks in House relative to the cost of, 1812.
ARMY-Continued
Supplies: list of articles manufactured at the quartermaster
depot at Philadelphia, Pa., 2423.
Tank Corps: remarks in House relative to, 1807.
Tanks: remarks in House relative to appropriation for pur-
chase of, 2231. ·
Transportation: remarks in House relative to appropriations
for, 2182.
Troop movements: resolution requesting the Secretary of
War to countermand orders for removal of troops
from Camps Stephen D. Little and Harry J. Jones
(see S.Res. 306).
Warrant officers: bill for relief of certain (see bill H.R.
11174*).
ARMY NOMINATIONS. See ExECUTIVE NoMINATIONs AND CoN-
FIRMATIONs.
ARNOLD, ffiENE D., pension (see bill H.R. 13827).
ARNOLD, MARY, pension (see bill H.R. 14117).
ARNOLD, SOPHIA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13294) 0
ARNOLD, 'Y!LLIAM W. (a Representative from Illinois) 0
Appomted conferee, 3801.
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
War Department appropriation bill (H.R. 14199)-buildings,
2224.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Lindsey, William J.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14269), 1907o
Martin, Jane: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13380), 152.
Rutherford, Mary C.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
14270)' 1907. .
Motions and resolutions offered by
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-to dis-
agree to Senate amendments and ask for conference
3726, 3796. •
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2915.
Farm-allotment plan. 1350.
Farm mortgages, 3322.
Karch, Charles A.: memorial address to, 4364.
Louderback, Harold, 4922.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 3726,
3796, 3797.
- - - a i r and ocean mail contracts, 337, 338, 339.
---conference report, 4615, 5375.
---cost-ascertainment report, 339, 340.
---night workers, 520.
---ocean mail. 463, 464.
---public buildings, 406, 410, 450.
---salary cuts, 521, 523, 524.
Ws.r Department appropriation bill-buildings, 2224.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
ARREA, JULIO RODRIGUEZ, receive for instruction at the Mili-
tary Academy (see S.J.Res. 178*).
ARTHUR, JESSE, pension (see bill H.R. 13139).
ASBERRY, MARGARET JANE, pension (see bill H.R. 14679).
ASHCRAFT, SARAH V., increase pension (see bill S. 5670).
ASHEVILLE (N.C.) CITIZEN (newspaper), article entitled "At
Last, a Sound Cotton Plan" appearing in, 4000.
ASHLEY, SQUIRE F., pension (see bill H.R. 13239).
ASHTABULA HARBOR, OHIO, report of Secretary of War on sur-
vey of (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public
document), 718.
ASHURST, HENRY F. (a Senator from Arizona).
Attended, 3.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1358, 5416.
Boulder Canyon project: correspondence relating to, 3929.
Statements relative to the prohibition views of, 964.
Amendments offered by, to
Dep~rtl?ents of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
pnatwn bill (H.R. 14363) -prohibition enforcement, 4241.
Publishers of second-class mail matter (H.R. 11270), 4983. ·
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill (H.R.
13520)' 3087.
---half holidays, 3434.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for (S. 5125), 4489.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
. Arizona: providing for a mine rescue station in (see bill S.
5073)' 93. .
Constitution of the United States: proposing amendment
relative to tax-exempt securities to (see S.J.Res. 224), 888.
Desert entrymen: for relief of (see bill S. 5664), 4380.
Payne, Esther K.: to pension (see bill S. 5567), 3056.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Camelback Water Conservation District: application for loan
by (see S.Res. 356), 3932.
Grounds, Hamilton: to concur, 5451.
Positions not under Civil Service: to print additional copies
of list of (see S.Con.Res. 40), 2256.
San Pedro River: authorizing an investigation of subject of
utilization of water resources of (see S.Res. 292), 102.
Verde River Irrigation and Power District: relative to appli-
cation for loan by (see S.Res. 309, 357), 891, 3932o
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ASHURST, HENRY F.-Continued
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3929.
Societies and associations, 3740, 4960.
State legislatures, 2790, 3422, 3584, 4109.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 3931.
Barry, David S., 3269, 3270, 3272, 3273, 3282.
Beer bill, 959.
Camps Stephen D. Little and Harry J. Jones, 915, 916, 917.
Coru;titutional conventions in the States, 4694.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill-prohibition enforcement, 4235, 4239, 4240,
4241, 4242.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 964.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4150, 4151.
Farm mortgages, 4006.
First deficiency appropriation bill: Government purchase of
American goods, 1646.
Glass, Carter: tribute to, 1260.
Glass-Steagall banking bill: silver, remonetization of, 2145,
2255, 2391.
Independent offices appropriation bill--conference report,
5238.
Louderback, Harold: impeachment of, 5476.
Philippine independence, 445.
Positions not under Civil Service, 2255.
Prohibition, 964.
Publishers of second-class mail matter, 4983.
Second deficiency bill-Bureau of Immigration, 5463.
Tariff, 2288.
Tax-exempt securities, 888, 889, 890, 3599, 3600, 3602.
Tax-reduction plan, 624.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 3071,
3167, 3180, 3379, 3380.
---conference report, 4893.
- - h a l f holidays, 3432, 3433, 3434.
---salary reduction, 3479.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4489, 4497.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Indian Affairs:
Navajo Indian Reservation: Canyon de Chelly National
Monument (SRept. 1211), 3931.
Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation:
San Pedro River, Ariz. (SRes. 292), 2801.
Committee on the Judiciary:
Federal court quarters, Winston-Salem and Rockingham,
N.C. (SRept. 1218), 3996.
Committee on Public Lands and Surveys:
Desert-land entrymen (S.Rept. 1329), 5296.
--University of · Arizona (S.Rept. 1184), 3757.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
ASSAY OFFICES, amendment and remarks in Senate relative to
appropriations for, 2665.
ASSOCIATION AGAINST THE PROHIBITION AMENDMENT, state-
ment relative to Senate Joint Resolution 211 to repeal the
eighteenth amendment, 1622. . ---Naval Reserves, 4824.
ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT UNIT BANKS OF AMERICA,
bulletin issued by, 1464.
ASSOCIATIONS FOR BARTER OF GOODS. See INDUSTRIAL Asso-
CIATIONS.
ASTOR, LORD, quotation from a statement concerning farm relief
in France and Germany, 3318.
ASTORIA HARBOR, OREG., report of Secretary of War on survey
of, 37.
ATCHISON, R. R. (administrator), relief (see bill S. 5255).
ATLANTA, GA., memorial of Legislature of Georgia relative to the
manufacture of cotton duck at the Federal penitentiary
at, 4299.
Remarks in House relative to the United States penitentiary
at, 2701, 2703, 2757.
ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO., authorizing the Federal Trade
Commission to investigate practices of (see H.Res. 395).
ATLANTIC-GULF CANAL, remarks in House relative to, 5596.
ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
Communications from
Annual report (H.Doc. 412), 79, 151.
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals: transmitting the an-
nual report of expenditures for, 156, 229.
Refunds of internal-revenue taxes: recommending disap-
proval of the First Deficiency Act (bill H.R. 13975) relating
to, 2445.
Vessels: submitting a list of suits involving merchant ves-
sels, 79, 151.
---submitting a list of suits arising under the Public
Vessel Act, 79, 151.
ATTORNEYS, list of those covered into the Civil Service by Execu-
tive order, 5047.
AUCHINCLOSS, JAMES C., article relative to the growth of the
Better Business Bureau of New York City written by, 5073.
AUDITING SYSTEM. See GOVERNMENT AcCOUNTING AND AUDITING
SYSTEMS.
AUER, JESSIE B., pension (see bill S. 5375).
LXXVI---'358
17
AUFDERHEIDE, OSCAR L. (a Representative from New Jert.ey).
Attended, 5.
AUSTIN, HARRIET E., pension (see bill H.R. 13149).
AUSTIN, LAURA, pension (see bill H.R. 13933).
AUSTIN, WARRE:tf R. (a Senator from Vermont).
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1358.
Attended, 3.
Credentials of Porter H. Dale, chosen a Senator from the
State of Vermont, 2792.
Amendments offered by, to
Street-railway merger (H.J.Res. 154), 909, 910, 911, 912.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill (HR.
13520)-vocational education, 1718, 3459.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Coolidge, Grace Goodhue: granting a franking privilege to
(see bill S. 5387), 1551.
- - - t o pension (see bill S. 5386), 1551.
Hall, Rosa A.: to increase pension (see bill S. 5213), 609.
Hill, Mary H.: to increase pension (see bill S. 5089) , 161.
Importation of articles produced under monopoly: to amend
Tariff Act of 1930 regarding (S. 5691), 4963.
Lake Champlain: to extend time for completion of bridge
across (see bill S. 5059), 92.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Cotton fishing nets and netting: production of, to investi-
gate (S.Res. 361), 4215, 4790.
Lake Champlain bridge--to concur in House amendments
(S. 5059), 2102.
Remarks by, on
Cotton fishing nets and netting: production of, 4790.
Street-railway merger, 637, 678, 820, 822, 909, 910, 911, 912.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill--confer-
ence report, 4895, 4898, 4899, 5012.
---vocational education, 3459, 3460, 3461.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
AUSTRALIA, statistics relative to the military forces of, 2173.
AUTOMOBILES, report of the Bureau of Efficiency on passenger
automobiles in the custody of the several field services, 38.
AVIATION CORPORATION OF AMERICA, remarks in Senate rela·
tive to, 3057.
AVIATION HOLDING CORPORATIONS, investigate (see S.Res.
312*).
AVIATION RESERVE, organize air mail pilots as (see blll H.R.
14779).
AYE, R. W., letter relative to branch banking, written by, 1265.
AYRES, WILLIAM A. (a Representative frcrm Kansas).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 5360, 5603.
Amendments offered by, to
Navy Department appropriation bill (H.R. 14724), 4830.
---Marine Corps, 4840.
---Naval Academy, 4840.
---naval home, Philadelphia, Pa., 4825.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Cromwell, Russell G.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13977), 1145.
Downing, Martha Ella: to pension (see bill HR. 13570), 363.
Engler, Hannah: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13050),
42. '
Farm mortgagers: providing for loans or advances by Re-
construction Finance Corporation, through its regional
credit corporations, to (see bill H.R. 14138), 1547.
Huss, Florence I.: to increase pension (see bill HR. 14185)
1617. •
Lewis, Rachel L.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14398), 2452.
Navy Department appropriation bill (H.R. 14724), 4554.
Revenue Act of 1932: to amend (see H.JRes. 544, 566), 1435
2193. '
Robinson, Eliza: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13051).
42.
Scott, Sarah P.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13049), 42.
Snyder, Mary C.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13569)
363. •
Williams, Miriam A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13052), 42.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Adjourn: to, 4640, 4766.
Committee of the Whole, 4624, 4714, 4766, 4815, 4843.
Navy Department appropriation bill: to disagree to Senate
amendments and ask for conference, 5360.
Recess: to, 4846.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1548, 1779, 3052, 3488.
Remarks by, on
Farm-mortgage loans, 1778.
Farm mortgages: to secure postponement of foreclosures on.
1985. .
French. Burton L.: tribute to, 5549.
General leave to print, 4843.
Limitation of debate, 4838, 4842.
Navy Department appropriation bill, 4624, 4714, 4831, 4843. 1
--aviation, 4835, 4837.
---conference report, 5419, 54.22.
---construction and repair, 4833,
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AYRES, WILLIAM A.-Contl.nued
Remarks by, on
Navy Department appropriation bill-marine schools, 4824,
4825.
---Naval Academy, 4840.
---naval home, Philadelphia, Pa., 4825.
---Naval Reserves, 4825.
- - - ordnance, 4828.
---patent rights, 4826.
---salary reductions, 4827, 4828, 4829, 4831, 4833.
---supplies, 4833. · Omnibus pension bill, 4857.
---vessels, 4840, 4843.
Order of business, 4640, 4766.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Appropriations:
Navy Department appropriation bill (H.Rept. 2075), 4529,
4554.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
BABB, SALLIE, pension (see bill H.R. 14424).
BABSON, ROGER w., article relative to balancing the Federal
Budget written by, 3951.
BACHARACH, ISAAC (a Representative from New Jersey).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Eagan. Caroline M.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13571), 363.
Mortgages on homes: to increase amount of certain loans
made by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to in-
stitutions holding (see bill H.R. 14202), 1712.
West Creek: to survey (see bill H.R. 13017), 40.
Petitions and papers wesented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 719.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
BACHMANN, CARL G. (a Representative from West Virginia).
· Attended, 5.
Pittenger, Will1am A.: tribute to service in House of, 3649.
Tribute to services of, 5664.
.Amendments offered by, to
Alper, Irene Brand (H.R. 9223), 3637.
Bess, Peter (H.R. 657), 3644.
Dongji Investment Co., Ltd. (H.R. 2872), 3652.
Farmers & Merchants National Bank, Gilmer, Tex. (H.R.
2597)' 3635.
Gardiner, Estelle M. (H.R. 5270), 3648.
Grant, William E. B. (H.R. 9166), 3226.
Lackey, Oscar F. (H.R. 9'8 62), 4852.
Mahoney, Florence (H.R. 3036), 3731.
Southard, Frances (H.R. 7038), 3644.
Thompson, Augustus (H.R. 10973), 4855.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Anderson, Matilda: to pension (see bill H.R. 13667), 476.
Bennett, Earl J.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13054), 42.
Polley, Albert: for relief (see bill H.R. 13053), 42.
Pulaski, Casimir: directing President to proclaim October 11
of each year General Pulaski's Memorial Day for observ-
ance and commemoration of death of (see H.J.Res. 482),
41.
World War Veterans' Compensation Act: to amend (see bill
H.R. 13714), 534.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 230, 944, 3581.
Remarks by, on
Alameda Belt Line, California, 5403.
Allegheny Forging Co., 4862.
Alper, Irene Brand, 3637.
Anderson, Harry C., 4293.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2931.
Baxter, Carl C., 3725.
Beer bill, 768, 770, 861, 863.
Bethel Cemetery Co., 3645.
Cates, C. A., 2720.
Chicago, North Shore & Milwaukee Railroad Co., 5411.
Chinsky, William, 3219, 3233.
Cocke, WilHam J., 3652, 3653.
Committee on Claims: work of, 5401.
Disbursing officers, United States Army, 3812.
Dongji Investment Co., 3641, 3642, 3652.
Drake, Lyman D., Jr., 3636, 3733.
Dwyer, John G., 4279.
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 13.
Eopolucci, Annie M., 3649, 3650.
Farmers & Merchants National Bank, Gilmer, Tex., 8635.
First National Bank, Junction City, Ark., 3232.
Fox, Mary Elizabeth, 3719, 3720.
Fra-eapane, Dominic, 3802.
Franklin Surety Co., 4855, 4856.
Gallahan, Jennie Bruce, 4863.
Gardiner, Estelle M ., 3648.
Gatty, Harold, 3222.
Gollam, Ada B. (Gould), 3727.
Grant, William E. B., 3226.
Hines, Mary B., 3637.
Humphries, Florence M., 3220, 3221.
Jersey City, N.J.: mayor and aldermen of, 4850.
Lackey, Oscar F., 4852.
Laird, Thomas H., 3728.
Leverett, Lettie, 4864.
BACHMANN, CARL G.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Louderback, Harold, 4918, 4924.
Mahoney, Florence, 3731.
Merchants & Farmers Bank, Junction City, Ark., 3633.
Moran, John J., 2712.
National Bank of Commerce, El Dorado, Ark., 4851.
Naval ammunition depot, Lake Denmark, N.J., '3642, 3643.
Naval radio station, Savannah, Ga., 5408.
O'Brien, Della, 3649.
Order of business, 3638, 3734, 3813, 5021.
Overthrow of government, 4266.
Post, Wiley, 3222.
Rollo, Frederick S., 2711.
Roosevelt, President-elect Franklin D.: attempt on life of,
4266.
Seupelt, J. G., 3222.
Southard, Frances, 3643.
Sperry, Frances 0., 4849.
Standard Dredging Co., 2719.
State Investment Co., 3231.
Stiles, William T ., 3716.
Stock, Gottleib, 2721.
Sumner, Charles W., 3229.
Swearingen, Nannie, 5402.
Thompson, Augustus, 4854, 4855.
Thompson. William B., 2717.
Vandever, G. C., 4295.
Walthers, George Charles, 3715.
Wheeler, Edward B., 3231.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
BACON, JAMES P., rellef (see bill H.R. 5256•). ·
BACON, ROBERT L. (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 5.
Balancing the Budget: radio address of Ogden L. Mills on
the subject of, 1974.
Financial road to economic recovery: speech by Ogden L.
Mills on, 3135.
Amendments offered by, to
Agricultural appropriation bill: com borer certification,
1138.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Act of March 2, 1929: to amend (see bill H.R. 14457), 2723.
Aliens: relating to record of registry of certain (H.R. 14783),
5188.
Kroegel, Frank, for relief (see bill H.R. 14346), 2193.
Kroegel, Frank: to pension (see bill H.R. 14399), 2452.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 666, 719, 817, 1100, 1258, 1326,
1617, 1986, 2555, 2791, 3139, 3581, 3736, 4453, 4957.
Societies and associations, 666, 2336, 4453, 4767.
Bemarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill: corn borer certification,
1138.
Farm allotment ·plan, 1379.
Government purchase of American goods, 1893.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Veterans' Admini.s-
tration, 3030.
Legislative appropriation bill-capitol garages, 3416.
---funerals of deceased Members, 3414.
---Library of Congress, 3416, 3417.
Medicinal liquor: prescribing of, 4941.
Order of business, 921.
Phillppine independe.n ce-veto message, 1767.
President's veto message-first deficiency bill, 2525.
Public buildings contractors to name subcontractors, 709.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-con-
ference report, 4615.
---ocean mail, 463, 467.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
BAD RIVER, WIS., report of Secretary of War on survey of
(ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public docu-
ment), 297.
BADGER, SHERWIN C., article relative to the Federal deficit
problems written by, 949.
BADGES. See WAR DEPARTMENT.
Bm-BOND FORFEITURES, resolution to investigate the subject
of (see H.Res. 400).
BAILEY, F. A.. statement on ocean mall contracts written by, 3363.
BAILEY, HANNAH, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13700).
BAILEY. JOSEPH W. (a former Senator trom Texas).
Remarks in Senate relative to, 3147.
BAILEY, JOSIAH W. (a Senator from North Carolina).
Ansell, Samuel Tilden: reply by Mr. Ansell to charges
made against him by Senator Huey P. Long, 4712.
Assigned to Committee on Interstate Commerce, 67.
Attended, 3.
Excused from Committee on Military Affairs, 67.
Resolution to pay (see S.Res. 346•), 3455.
Bemarks by, on
Economic situation-relief problem, 904.
Federal court quarters, Winston-Salem and Rockingham.
N.C., 3996.
Inland wa.terway, Virg1nta-North Carolina. 5524.
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BAILEY, JOSIAH W.-Continued
Remarks by, on ·
International Mercantile Manne Co.-mail
Louisiana senatorial election, 4671, 4:674.
North Carolina senatorial contest, 5008.
Tax-exempt securities, 891.
~ontract, 5302.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
BAILEY, SAMANTHA E., increase pension (see billS. 5420).
BAIN, EDWARD EARL, relief (see bill H.R. 14357).
BAIRD, JESSE, relief (see bill H.R. 13133).
BAKER, BETTIE, pension (see bill H.R. 13423).
BAKER, ELLEN MULLIS, pension (see bill S. 5173).
BAKER, FRANCES A., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13538).
BAKER, GEORGE W., relief (see bill H.R. 14291).
BAKERS (BAKER) BAY, WASH., report of Secretary of War on
survey of (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as
public document), 2640.
BALANCL'lG THE BUDGET. See BUDGET OF THE UNITED STATES.
BALDRIDGE, MALCOLM B. (a Representative from Nebraska).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Anderson, William C.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14111),
1435.
Austin, Laura: to pension (see bill H.R. 13933), 1055.
Baker, Frances A.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13538), 298.
Carpenter, Esther J.: to increase peru>ion (see bill H.R.
13932), 1055.
Empey, Parrish E.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13539), 298.
4-H achievement: authorizing Secretary of Agriculture to
issue congressional certificate of merit !or (see H.J.Res.
513), 607.
O'Brien, W. S.: to confer jurisdiction upon the Court of
Claims in the claim against the United States of (see bill
H.R. 14367), 2243.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural Credit Corporation, 2534.
Bank checks: tax on, 4065.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2920, 5355.
Farm-allotment plan, 1542, 1543.
Unemployed persons placed on unoccupied !arms, 705.
War Department appropriation bill-Army supplies, 2427.
- - - citizens' military training camps, 2320.
---offenses by officers, 2218.
---Organized Reserves, 2309.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Holteen, Willard F. (H.Rept. 1829), 1395.
Whitmore, Stella E. (H.Rept. 2158), 5188.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
BALDWIN, BESSIE, pension (see bill H.R. 14186).
BA.IJJWIN, ROBERT D., rellef (see bill H.R. 11902•).
BALES, ELLAR, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14622).
BALL, JOHN, relief (see bill H.R. 8729•).
BALL, JOSEPH R., relief (see blll S. 219•) .
BALLESTEROS, CARLOTA, relief (see bill H.R. 13515).
BALLMAN, JOSEPHINE, pension (see bill H.R. 13163).
BALLOU, JUSTIN G., relief (see bill H.R. 14173).
BALTIMORE, MD., adjust the claim of the Baltimore branch of
the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, Va. (see bill S.
257*).
BALTIMORE & omo RAILROAD, remarks in Senate relative to
Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans to, 3373.
BANDY, JAMES E., relief (see blll H.R. 14215).
BANK CHECKS, repeal tax on (see bills H.R. 13024, 13033, 13374,
13455, 13608, 13972, 14107, 14227, 14343).
BANKERS' BONUS AND INFLATION, remarks in House relative to,
2330.
BANKHEAD, JOHN H. (a Senator from Alabama).
Agricultural adjustment act: an act prepared by H. R.
Ronald at the request of Mr. Bankhead as a substitute
for the domestic allotment plan, 5482.
Attended, 3.
Bank-deposits guaranty: telegrams relating to, 5520.
Unemployment relief: radio address by Hugo L. Black, of
Alabama, on, 1443.
Amendments offered by, to
Agricultural lands: leasing of (H.R. 13991), 4963.
Farm-allotment plan (H.R. 13991), 3745.
Mortgage foreclosures: postponement of (S. 5639), 5136.
Unemp~oyment relief: cooperation of Federal and State
Governments in (S. 5125)-stamp money, 4215, 4327.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Cotton and wheat: providing for regulation of transporta-
tion .i.n interstate and foreign commerce of (see bill S.
5033)' 63.
Elnergency relief act: to amend (see b111 S. 5597), 3490.
Federal land banks: to pro viae for readjustment of the
bonded indebtedness of (see bill S. 5506), 2460.
Joint-stock land banks: to provide for readjustment of the
bonded indebtedness of (see bill S. 5506), 2460.
19
BANKHEAD, JOHN H.-Continued ,
I Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
McRight, Ralph B.: authorizing President to transfer and
appoint to grade of passed assistant paymaster with rank
of lieutenant in Navy Supply Corps (see billS. 5284), 948.
Public building, Huntsville, Ala.: to authorize acquisition of
new site for (see bill S. 5611) , 3664.
Silver: to authorize the purchase by the Government of
silver, to provide for the issuance of silver certificates in
payment therefor (see bill S. 5444), 1932.
Stamp money: to provide for issuance of (see bill S. 5674),
4460.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of--special order for
bill (S. 5122) providing for (see H.Res. 397), 4865.
Notice of motion to reconsider, 3453.
Remarks by, on
Commodity price level, 1291.
Crop surpluses and their control, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 109,
724, 729, 730, 731, 732, 733.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton~onference re-
port, 2947.
Government economy, 2585, 2587.
Remonetization of silver, 1188, 1189.
Stamp money, 4327, 4328, 43aO, 4331, 4332.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill--ocean
mall service, 3303.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4326, 4329, 4336, 4338.
Wheat situation, 1109, 1184, 1185, 1186, 1187, 1188, 1189, 1191,
1192, 1193, 1194.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
BANKHEAD, Wll..LIAM B. (a Representative from Alaba711.JL) .
Appointed teller, 3204.
Attended, 5.
Chairman Committee of the Whole, 746, 845.
Emergency farm legislation: radio address of Marvin Jones,
of Texas, on. 1868, 1870.
Amendments offered by, to
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of--special order for
bill (S. 5122) providing for (H.Res. 397), 5247, 5248.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Federal Trade Com-
mission, 3190.
Samoa: government for American Samoa--special order
(H.Res. 378), 4926.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Cotton and wheat: providing for regulation in interstate
and foreign commerce of the transportation of (see bill
H.R. 13602), 414.
McRight (Jr. Gr.), Ralph B.: authorizing transfer and ap-
pointment to grade of passed assistant paymaster in
Supply Corps of Navy of (see bill H.R. 13537), 298.
Silver: to authorize purchase by the Government of (see bill
H.R. 14486), 2790.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Adjourn: to, 150.
Crop-production and harvesting loans: for consideration of
bill (S. 5160) to provide for (see H.Res. 349), 1546.
National banking associations: special order for resolution
(S.J.Res. 256) defining powers of Comptroller of the Cur-
rency respecting (H.Res. 396), 4957.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill:
providing for waiving of all points of order on sections 2
to 8 on (see H.Res. 314), 362.
Remarks by, on
"A Brown Study": poem entitled, 647.
Agricultural appropriation bill, 1029, 1047.
---corn borer, 1132.
--dry-land farihing, 1059.
---permanent appropriations, 1041.
---transfer of appropriations, 1073.
Beer bill, 745, 868.
Bonds to finance the Government, 1759.
Claims for deaths of Mexican nationals, 715.
Congress: appeal for faith in, 5661.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2104.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 4811, 5247, 5248,
5249, 5253, 5254, 5259.
Crop-production loan, 1887.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 1832.
District of Columbia appropriation bill, 4269, 4270.
---tax rates, 4184, 4185.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 34.
Farm-allotment plan, 662, 663, 1340, 1374, 1688.
Farm mortgages, 3039.
General Land Office transfer, 1038.
Gollan. Ada B. (Gould), 3727.
Inaugural ceremonies: tickets to, 2607.
Inauguration committee, 205.
Independent offices appropriation bill, 3217.
--Federal Trade Commission, 3190, 3192, 3193.
Industrial situation in New England, 1239.
Interest rates, 997.
Interior Department appropriation bill, 940.
--Boulder Dam, 925.
--Howard University, 938.
---reclamation, 659.
---transfer of appropriations, 940.
Legislative appropriation bill, 3409.
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BANKHEAD, WILLIAM B.-Continued
· .Remarks by, on
Louderback, Harold, 4916.
Medicinal liquor: prescribing of, 4946.
Method of ratifying constitutional amendments, 127.
Mortgage-foreclosure situation, 1826.
National banking associations: power of Comptroller of the
Currency respecting, 5022.
Navy Department appropriation bill-Naval Academy, 4840.
Order of business, 283, 527, 4949.
President's veto message--first deficiency bill, 2448.
Question of personal privilege, 3016.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation activities, 1362.
Ruling of the Chair, 2429, 3411.
Samoa: government for American, 4926.
Scientific expeditions, 3722.
Striking out the last word, 1303.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 516,
3726.
- - - conference report, 5138.
---furlough or pay cut, 345.
--public buildings, 407, 408.
---waiving points of order, 395, 396, 397 ..
Vacating proceedings in Journal, 980, 981, 982, 984.
War Department appropriation bill, 2316, 2428.
----conference report, 5383.
---offenses by officers, 2218.
---rivers and harbors, 2434:
Beparts made by, from
Committee on Rules:
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of-special order
:;.or bill (S. 5122) providing for (H.Res. 397, H.Rept. 2105),
<4845, 4865.
Crop production and harvesting loans (H.Rept. 1838), 1546.
Federal land-bank loans: postponement of installments due
on-special order for bill (H.R. 14689) providing for
(H.Res. 392, H.Rept. 2104), 4845, 4865.
National banking associations: special order for bill (S.J.
Res. 256) defining powers of Comptroller of the Currency
respecting (H.Res. 396, H.Rept. 2132), 4948, 4956.
Overthrow of Government: special order for bill (H.R.
8378) making it a crime to advocate or promote (H.Res.
386; H.Rept. 2092), 4767.
Waiving of points of order on the Treasury and Post Office
Departments appropriation bill (H.Rept. 1789) , 362.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
B.ANK NOTES, letter of Secretary of the Treasury transmitting a
draft of a proposed bill for relief of holders of mutilated,
869, 896.
BANKRUPTCY, amendment in Senate to blil (H.R. 14133) to
amend act to establish a uniform system of, 2131.
Amendments in Senate to bill (H.R. 14359) to amend act
to establish a uniform system of, 3242, 3352, 4566, 4875,
4907.
Bills to amend act to establish a uniform system of (see
bills S. 5360, 5394*, 5551, 5699*, H.R. 13955, 13958, 14062,
14110, 14133, 14240, 14359*, 14376, 14789*).
Bill to authorize the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
to make loans to bankruptcy depositories in receivership
(see bill H.R. 14375).
Concurrent resolution to correct emollment of bill (H.R.
14359) to amend act to establish a uniform system of
(see S.Con.Res. 45*), 5347.
Letter and memorandum from E. Merrick Dodd, Jr., on the
proposed amendment to the Bankruptcy Act relating to
corporate reorganization, 3661.
Memorandum prepared by the Solicitor General on the bill
(H.R. 14359), relating to, 2771.
Memorial of Legislature of Idaho relative to the proposed
amendment to the National Bankruptcy Act, 3659, 3742.
Message from the President urging amendment of the laws
relating to (H.Doc. 522), 1569, r615.
Remarks in House on blil (H.R. 14359) to amend act to
establish a uniform system of, 2918, 2923, 2928, 2929, 2931,
2932, 2938, 5349.
Remarks in House on the subject of, 1360, 2785.
Remarks in Senate on bill (H.R. 14359) to amend act to
establish a uniform system of, 4505, 4694, 4876, 4901, 4990,
5014, 5103, 5117.
Resolution of the New York County Lawyers' Association
condemning the appointment of the Irving Trust Cor-
poration as standing receiver in, 2248.
BANKRUPTCY LAW COMMITTEE OF THE FEDERAL BAR ASSO-
CIATION OF NEW YORK, report of, 1570.
BANKS, CATHERINE, pension (see bill H.R. 13398).
BANKS AND BANKING. See also BRANCH BANKING; F'EnEF.AL
HoME-LOAN BANKS; F'EDEB.AL LAND BANKs; FEDERAL RE-
SERVE BANKs; JOINT-STOCK LAND BANKS; NATIONAL BANKS.
Address over the radio delivered by Senator Vandenberg on
the subject of the guaranty of bank deposits, 5193.
Address over the radio delivered by Father Coughlin on the
subject of, 2284.
Article appearing in the New York Times on the subject of
branch banking, 168.
Article from the American Banker relative to independent
banking, 1335.
Article by Edmund Platt on the need of branch banks. 1440.
BANKS AND BANKING--Continued
Bill to prevent undue publiclty regarding loans made by the
Reconstruction Finance Corporation to the banks (see bill
H.R. 14695)..
Bill to create the Farm and Home Credit Bank (see bill H.R.
14710).
Bulletin issued by the Association of Independent Unit
Banks of America, 1464.
Correspondence relative to branch banking, 1264.
Correspondence relative to the Glass branch banking bill,
2268.
Editorial from the Washington Herald relative to continUing
the senatorial investigation of stock-market transactions
by banks, 5432.
Joint resolution to strengthen the security of deposits in
certain banks (see S.J.Res. 264).
Letter from Walter R. Hardy on the subject of, 54.
List of bills and resolutions reported by the Banking and
currency Committee of the House of Representatives of
the Seventy-second Congress, 5361.
Motion for cloture on the so-called " Glass branch banking
bill" (S. 4412) disagreed to, 1935, 2077.
Remarks in House relative to loans to banks and trust com-
panies by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, 1011,
1116.
Remarks in House relative to the withdrawal of funds from
small banks, 4063.
Remarks in House relative to the quallfications of bank
officials, 5177.
Remarks in House relative to the need for legislation to
prevent the closing of banks, 5267.
Remarks in House on the subject of the guaranty of bank
deposits, 5396.
Remarks in Senate relative to the present condition of, 5460..
Request in Senate for a unanimous-consent agreement for
the consideration of the Glass branch-banking bill (S.
4412); agreed to, 480.
Statistics of bank deposits for 1880 and 1930 in the United
States, 209.
Statistics relative to bank clearings, 1382.
Statistics relative to bank suspensions, 2089.
Table showing the number of banks in the United States
as of June 30, 1932, 1997.
Telegrams from citizens in various States relative to Gov-
ernment guaranty of bank deposits, 5447, 5520.
BAPTIST GENERAL CONVENTION OF TEXAS, petition relating
to the eighteenth amendment and the Volstead Act,
adopted by, 946.
BARABY, MARIE, pension (see bill H.R. 13230).
BARBER, CARRIER., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13640).
BARBERRY BUSHES, remarks in House relative to appropriations
for eradication of, 1044.
BARBOUR, HENRY E. (a .Representative from California).
Appointed conferee, 4425.
Appointed teller, 2312.
Attended, 5.
Tribute to services of, 5664.
Amendments offered by, to
Wru: Department appropriation bill (H.R. 14199)--camps at
Army posts for unemployed, 5382.
---Citizens' Milltary Training Camps, 2316, 2317, 2324.
---Organized Reserves, 2306, 2312.
---Reserve Officers' Training Corps, 2314.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Gilliland, Frank E.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13934), 1055.
.Remarks by, on
Order of business, 2443.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans: publicity of,
2539.
Schneider, Jack, 5659.
War Department appropriation blil, 1808, 1809, 1810, 1813,
1815, 2172, 2178, 2179, 2180, 2181, 2235.
--Citizens' Military Training Camps, 2318.
---conference report, 5382, 5383, 5384.
---national military parks, 2431.
---ordnance, 2230.
---Organized Reserves, 2306, 2307.
---post exchanges, 2441.
---Reserve Officers' Training Corps, 2313, 2314, 2316, 2317.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
BARBOUR, W. WARREN (a Senator from New Jersey).
Attended, 3.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1429.
Credentials presented and sworn in, 78.
Roosevelt, President-elect Franklin D.: telegram from Harry
B. Haines relative to, 4213.
Three-way farm relief bill: letter and memorandum of
Arthur J. Edwards on, 3347.
Amendments offered by, to
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of (S.J.Res. 211), 4114..
Increase in banking facilities (bill S. 4412), 1718.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Anderson, Albert: to pension (see bill S. 5510), 2460.
Civil Service retirement: to amend act of May 29, 1930, re-
lating to (see billS. 5331), !329.
Fuller, George A.. Co.: for relief (see bill S. 5254), 820.
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BARBOUR, W. WARREN-Continued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Lake Denmark, N.J.: to provide an appropriation for the
payment of claims arising from explosions at the naval
ammunition depot at (see billS. 5446), 2029.
Morristown National Historical Park, N.J.: to provide for
creation of (see bill S. 5469), 2131.
Mortgages on homes: to increase the amount of certain
loans made by Reconstruction Finance Corporation to in-
stitutions holding (see billS. 5403), 1718.
National Prohibition Act: providing that liquors containing
4 percent or less of alcohol by volume shall not apply to
the (see bill S. 5015), 63.
Newark Army Base, N.J.: to provide for the sale of post (see
bill s. 5527)' 2563.
Tackett, John Henry: for relief (see bill S. 5168), 367.
Thomas, Harry: for relief (see bill S. 5455), 2071.
Wild, Minnie: to pension (see bill S. 5653) , 4300.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Clark, Judge William: letter relative to amendment to
eighteenth amendment (S.Doc. 181), 3444.
Ultramarine blue: providing for investigation by Tarilf Com-
mission of domestic and foreign (SRes. 359), 4115.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 4564, 4961.
Societies and associations, 61, 366, 674, 819, 1159.
State legislatures, 4214.
Remarks by, on
Delay Hampers Recovery, 1260.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4057.
Farm-allotment plan, 2249.
Hobart, Garret S.: acceptance speech of former Vice Presi- BARNETT, JAMES L., relief (see bills S. 5602; H.R. 5392*).
dent, 2456.
Ultramarine blue: production costs of, 5242.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds:
Morristown National Historical Park, N.J. (SRept. 1162),
3588.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
BARCLAY, CHESTER VERNON, relief (see bill H.R. 14608).
BARGER, ALENA, relief (see bill H.R. 14497).
BARGERON, CARLISLE, article relative to the Cabinet of Presi- BARRON'S WEEKLY, article relating to branch banking appearing
dent-elect Roosevelt written by, 5013.
BARGES IN TOW IN THE OPEN SEA, letter of Secretary of Com- BARROWS, J. E., pension (see bill H.R. 13896).
merce transmitting the annual report of accidents sus- BARROWS, MARY J., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14174).
tained or caused by, 984.
BARKER, ELLA A., pension (see billS. 5668).
BARKER, FREDERICK G., relief (see bill S. 5139).
BARKLEY, ALBEN W. (a Senator from Kentucky).
Attended, 50.
Appointed conferee, 5193.
Appointed on funeral committee, 394, 1358.
Credentials presented, 1398.
Amendments offered by, to
Agricultural appropriation bill (H.R. 13872) -toll bridges on
Federal-aid highways, 3687.
Unemployment relief (S. 5125), 4335.
Bills and joint resolutione introduced by
Carr, James: to increase pension (see bill S. 5441), 1932.
Colson, James Clay: for relief (see bill S. 5211), 541.
England, Delia: to pension (see bill S. 5439), 1932.
Noe, Ella: to pension (see bill S. 5440), 1932.
Romans, Horace C.: for relief (see bill S. 5488), 2254.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Limitation of debate (S.Res. 360), 4115.
Martin, A. Y.: to concur, 5451.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill-toll bridges on Federal-aid BARTON, WILLIAM E. (a Representative from Missouri).
highways, 3687.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 5129.
Barry, David S., 3270, 3271, 3274, 3279, 3280, 3515, 3520, 3525.
Branch banks at military reservations, 4987.
Business before the Senate, 821.
Byrd, Richard E., 1157.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4003, 4060, 4149, 4150,
4151, 4163, 4220, 4221.
Fair-trade legislation, 827, 828, 829.
Farm Loan Act: amendment of-conference report, 5477.
First deficiency appropriation bill-tax refunds, 1639.
Foreign debts, 1278, 2470.
- - - a c tivities of W. C. Bullitt relative to, 3146.
Glass-Steagall banking bill, 2267.
---Federal Reserve System, 2274, 2278, 2280, 2281.
---investment securities, 2402, 2406, 2407.
---silver, remonetization of, 2382, 2383, 2486, 2487.
Government economy, 2650, 3082.
Hanger, G. Wallace W., 963.
Increase in banking facilities, 1406, 1736, 1738.
Limitation of debate, 4232, 4381, 4558, 4570.
Louderback, Harold: impeachment of, 5476.
Mortgage foreclosures: postponement of, 5016, 5098, 5099,
5100, 5319, 5323, 5325.
Officers' retired pay, 3476.
Order of business, 4213.
Partisan tactics toward legislation, 3445.
Philippine independence, 375, 376, 369, 438, 613, 614, 615.
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BARKLEY, ALBEN W.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Radio regulation, 3769.
Railroads: loans to, 2659.
Tax-exempt securities, 889.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-Air
Mail Service, 3065, 3066.
---Government purchase of American goods, 3267.
---executive economy, 3078, 3081, 3082, 3086, 3087, 3088,
3153, 3154, 3155, 3165, 3169.
---salary reduction, 3384, 3502.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4321, 4335, 4336, 4338,
4339, 4395, 4420, 4478, 4479.
War Department appropriation. bill--clothing and equip-
ment, 3785.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Banking and Currency:
Branch banks (S.Rept. 1266), 4565.
Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce:
Public-utility corporations: investigation of (H.J .Res. 572),
5450.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
BARKLEY, MATILDA A., relief (see SRes. 366*).
BARNES, ADELIA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13218).
3 ARNES, CHARLES D., relief (see bill H.R. 14144).
BARNES, BARnY ELMER, article entitled " The Liberal View-
point" written by, 1722.
BARNES, RUTH J., relief (see blll s. 4992).
BARNETT, FRED, relief (see bill H.R. 14385).
BARNETT, JOHN, relief (see bill H.R. 13708).
BARNEY, IRENE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13266).
BARREN RIVER, KY., report of Secretary of War on survey of
(ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public docu-
ment), 36.
BARRETT, EDWARD, grant honorable discharge (see bill S. 5666).
BARRETT, WILLIAM, pension (see bill H.R. 13766).
BARRON, HARVEY E., pension (see bill S. 5516).
in, 2035.
.
BARRY, DAVID S. (Sergeant at Arms of the Senate), proceedings
in Senate incident to the examination growing out of an
article appearing in the New Outlook written by, 3269,
3282, 3511, 3530.
Remarks in House relative to certain references to Senators
and Representatives appearing in an article written by,
3306.
Resolution to certify to the district attorneys for the District
of Columbia and the southern district of New York the
proceedings of the Senate in the case of (see S.Res. 345).
Resolution to refer the removal resolution to the Committee
on Rules, 3529.
Resolution to remove from office (see S.Res. 352*), 3511.
Resolution to reinstate (amendment to Senate Resolution
352)' 3525.
BARTLETT, LOUIS, letter relat·i ve to electric-light rates in Cali-
fornia written by, 1438.
BARTO, FRANK HAZEL, relief of widow of (see H.Res. 346*).
BARTON, MAY I., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13150).
BARTON, ROBERT T., JR., relief of principal and sureties on the
bond of (see bill H.R. 13927).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
Farm-allotment bill (H.R. 13991)-acreage control, 1608.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Benson, Nan A.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13069), 42.
Blunt, Addie: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13063), 42.
Bragan, James: to pension (see bill H.R. 13086), 43.
Breedlove, Ruth Ann: to pension (see bill H.R. 13087), 43.
Cameron, Joseph M.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13084), 43.
Claxton, Jeritha Love: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13061}. 20.
Copeland, Sarah K.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13083), 43.
Dugan, Elizabeth: t~ increase pension (see bill H.R. 13065),
~.
Duggan, Edwerd J.: for relief (see bill H .R. 13080), 43.
Eskew, Mary Ann: to pension (see bill H.R. 13081), 43.
Gross, Ona : to pension (see bill H.R. 13072) , 42.
Hamilton, James E.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13074), 42.
Harmon, John W.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13078),
42. ·
Henderson, Matilda J.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13060)' 42.
Janes, Etta: to pension (see bill H.R. 13085), 43.
Kerr, Fannie: to pension (see bill H.R. 14714), 4453.
Long, Adaline: to pension (see bill H.R. 14002), 1258.
King, Sherman: to pension (see bill H.R. 13070), 42.
Lane, Mary A.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13067), 42.
Linthicum, Annie C.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13079), 42.
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BARTON, WILLIAM E.-Continued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Lynch, David: for relief of estate (see b111 H.R. 13056), 42.
Lynch, John T.: for relief of estate (see bill H.R. 13055), 42.
McGuire, Sarah: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13089), 43.
McKinney, Artley: to pension (see bill H.R. 13500), 284.
Maddux, Hannah H.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13064)' 42.
Martin, Ruah L.: to pension {see bill H.R. 14001), 1258.
Maupin, Felix: for relief (see bill H.R. 13082), 43.
Mecomber, Mary E.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13058), 42.
Miller, George H.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13068), 42.
· Nagel, Ida: to increase pension (see blll H.R. 13090), 43.
Newton, Frances E.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13066), 42.
Norris, Mary M., to pension (see bill H.R. 14606), 3654.
Nunn, Sallie, A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13071),
42.
Orender, Catherine: to pension (see blll H.R. 13057), 42.
Pettigrew, Ada: to pension (see bill H.R. 13088), 43.
Pierce, John: for relief (see bill H.R. 13075), 42.
Postlewait, Eliza J.: to increase pension (see blll H.R.
13076)' 42.
Romine, Minerva: to pension (see bill H.R. 13464) , 230.
Sappington. Philip: for relief (see bill H.R. 13077), 42.
Stanley, Mary N.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13062) ,
42.
Strutton, Ella: to pension (see bill H.R. 13463) , 230.
Teague, Annie E.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13073) ,
42.
Young, Hester A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13059),
42.
Remarks by, on
Farm allotment plan, 1608, 1663.
Interior Department appropriation bill: Education Bureau
publications, 594.
Lynch, John T., 4848.
Mawpin, Felix, 2706.
Tariffs and foreign currency dep~ciation, 1819.
Treasury and Post om.ce Department appropriation bill:
ocean mail, 467.
Vocational agriculture training, 3579.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
BASKETS, amend act to provide for a 1-pound Climax basket for
mushrooms (see bills S. 5559; H.R. 14519).
BASS, NANNIE E., pension (see bill H.R. 14578).
BASSETT, ANNA FLOURNOY, poem entitled "Farm Woman to
the Earth " written by, 2733.
BASTLE, FANNIE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13210).
BATSON-COOK CO., relief (see bill H.R. 14600).
BATTLEFIELDS, for protection of (see bills S. 5233*; H.R. 13849).
Letter of Secretary of War transmitting a draft of a bill
for the protection of, 718.
Message from the President transmitting report of the
Secretary of Wa.r relative to the study of (S.Doc. 151),
367, 446, 473.
Order of Senate to reprint Senate Document 151, relative
to the study of, 2517.
BATTLE OF SACKETTS HARBOR, N.Y., provide !or the com-
memoration of (see bill H.R. 14393).
BATI'LE OF SARATOGA, N.Y., establish a national military park
to commemorate (see bill S. 5508).
BATTLESHIPS, authorizing the decom.m.iss1oning of all (see bill
H.R. 13525) .
BAUER, LOUIS H., letter from the Secretary of Commerce trans-
mitting a draft of a proposed bill for the relief of, 4452.
BAXTER, CARL C., relief (see bill H.R. 9053*).
BAXTER, WILLIAM J .. excerpt from a statement concerning chain-
store management, 919.
BAYOU LAFOURCHE, LA., report of Secretary of Wa.r on survey of
(ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st Bess., as public docu-
ment), 297.
BAYOU NEZPIQUE, LA., report of Secretary of War on survey of
(ordered printed 1n 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public docu-
ment), 297.
BAYOU PLAQUEMINE, BRULE, ~ report of Secretary of War
on survey of, 37.
BAYOU TECHE, LA., report of Secretary of War on survey of
· (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public docu-
ment), 297.
BEAGLE, ELLA, pension (see bill H.R. 13888).
BEAGLEY, ELIZA, pension (see bill S. 5256).
BEALL, CLAUDIUS A., JR., relief (see bill H.R. 14356).
BEALL, ROBERT H. (prohibition agent), remarks in House rela-
tive to, 5636.
BEAM, HARRY P. (a Representative trom Illinois).
Attended, 5.
Amen dments offered by, to
Farm allotment bill (H.R. 13991): hogs. 154al.
Motions and. resolutions offered by
Farm allotment plan: to recommit bill (H.R. 13991) pro-
viding, 1693.
BEAM, HARRY P.-Continued
Petitions and papers presented by, fro'nt.
Societies and associations, 3052, 5290.
state leg1.slatures, 5290.
Bemarks by, on
Beer bill, 804.
Farm-allotment plan, 1339, 1515, 1516, 154.1, 1674.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
BEARINGER, MARGARET M., relief (see bill H.R. 14309).
BEAVER, GEORGE B., relief (see billS. 5164).
BECK, JAMES M. (a Representative from Pennsylvania).
Attended, 5.
•• How Congress Works": radio address of James M. Beck
entitled, 3091.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Webb Sons Co., Inc., Charles J.: for relief (see bill H.R.
14205), 1712.
Bemarks by, on
Beer bill, 846, 850.
Constitutional conventions in the States: power of Con-
gress to control, 2419.
Deficiency appropriation bill-tax refunds, 1963.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor ap-
propriation bill-prohibition enforcement, 2767.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 9, 569, 4513.
Farm-allotment plan, 1366, 1513, 1525.
Lincoln, Abraham, 3973.
Methods of ratifying constitutional amendments, 124, 126,
127, 128, 129, 130, 146.
Personal explanation, 565.
Powers of the President, 122.
Question ·or personal privilege, 2297, 3097.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce:
Delaware River bridge, Pennsylvania (H.Rept. 1904), 2451.
Monongahela River bridge (H.Rept. 1847), 1547.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
BECK, MARY A., pension (see bills S. 5056; H.R. 13832).
BECK, SARAH Y., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14q7o).
BECKWIIH, OVIS R., pension (see bill H.R. 14613).
BEDFORD, lOWA. amend act authorizing acceptance of a dona-
tion of a building and site for a post otfice at (see bill
H.R. 14799).
BEDWELL, EDWARD, relief (see bill H.R. 2217*).
BEEDY, CARROLL L. (a Representative from Maine).
Attended, 5.
Appointed on committee to arrange for memorial services
to Calvin Coolidge, 1873.
Appointed teller, 2232.
Amendments offered by, to
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill (H.R.
13520). 4610.
War Department appropriation bill (H.R. 14199)-motor
trucks, 2191.
---Reserve Otficers' Training Corps, 2314.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Samoa: special order for bill (S. 417) to provide govern-
ment for American Samoa (H.Res. 378), 3991.
Bemarks by, on
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priations bill-prohibition enforcement, 2684.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4512.
Glass banking bill, 5363.
Medicinal liquor: prescribing of, 4945.
National banking associations: powers of Comptroller of
the CUrrency respecting, 5026.
Order of business, 2232.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans: publicity of,
2538, 2539, 2540.
Samoa: government for American, 4926, 4927, 4928, 4929,
4930, 4931, 4934, 4936.
Treasury-Post Otfice Departments appropriation bill-con-
ference report, 4611.
War Department appropriation bill, 1811, 2050, 2187, 2304,
2322.
- -.- Cavalry, 2191.
---conference report, 5383.
---Medical Corps, 2229.
---military strength of the nations of the world, 2050,
2170, 2172, 2173.
---motor trucks, 2190, 2191.
---National Guard, 2304.
--Organized Reserves, 2309.
--Reserve Otficers' Training Corps, 2314.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Insular Atrairs:
Samoa: to provide government !or (H.Rept. 1998), 3824.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
BEEDY, ELLA, pension (see bill H.R. 13593).
BEER AND WINES. See also ALcoHOLIC LIQUOR TRAFFic.
Bill to provide revenue by the taxation of beer (see bill
H.R. 13742*).
Bill to provide revenue for the District of Columbia by taxa-
tion of beer (see blll s. 5458).
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BEER AND WINEs-continued
Editorial from the Washington Evening Star relative to the I
pending beer bill, 776. · ment), 297.
Letter and petitions from the American Temperance Society
opposing the bill {H.R. 13742) to tax beer, 2248.
Memorial of Legislature of Wisconsin relative to the tax on,
3240.
Memorials opposing the bill (H.R. 13742) to tax beer, 2643.
Minority views on bill {H.R. 13742) to tax beer, 754, 768,
775.
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 13742) to tax beer, 566, 745,
789, 798, 799, 806, 807, 809, 810, 812, 814, 845, 865,_868, 1097.
Remarks in Senate on bill (S. 436) to amend the national
prohibition act relating to, 956, 961.
Resolution adopted by the Indiana Woman's State Com-
mittee for Law Enforcement opposing the relegalization
of, 886.
Statement of Senator Walsh of Massachusetts in connection
with a proposed amendment to bill (H.R. 13742) known
as the beer bill, 3593.
Statistics relative to the volume of beer manufactured in
the United States for several years prior to prohibition,
767.
BEHRENS, HENRY A., relief (see bill H.R. 13554; H.J .Res. 488).
BEIER, GEORGE, relief (see bill H.R. 1206•).
BEITZELL, MARY E., pension (see bill S. 5097) ..
BELLEAU WOOD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION, annual report of, 87.
BELSVIG, MATHIE, relief (see b111 S. 2259•).
BENAVIDES, PETRA M., relief (see bill H.R. 13280).
BENDER, E. R., relief {see bill H.R. 13615).
BENJAMIN, HERBERT {communist), remarks in House relative to
an interview with respect to a petition of the hunger
marchers at Washington, D.C., 135.
BENNET, WILLIAM S., address entitled "First Things First", 2572.
BENNETT, CORA A., relief {see bill H.R. 3625•).
BENNETT, EARL J., pension (see bill H.R. 13054).
BENNETT, ELI . J., relief (see bill S. 5143).
BENNE'IT, ELLEN, increase pension (see bill ~.R. 13448),
BENSON, CHARLES S., pension (see bill H.R. 13908).
BENSON, HELEN R., pension (see bill S. 5443).
BENSON, MARY WYSE, pension (see bill H.R. 13970•).
BENSON, NAN A., pension (see bill H.R. 13069).
BENTON FIELD MILITARY RESERVATION, CALIF., grant right of
way to the Alameda Belt Line across (see billS. 3443•) • .
BENZ, ERNEST HENRY, pension (see bill H.R. 14408).
BERM!, SADIE, relief {see bills S. 5323; H.R. 7040•).
BERMUDA GOVERNMENT, telegram from Charles H. Stone Co.
and others relative to tariff barriers against United States
food products raised by, 624.
BERNALILLO COUNTY, N.MEX., transfer certain lands to the city
of Albuquerque (see billS. 4818•).
BERG SHIPBUILDING CO., relief (see bill H.R. 14774).
BERGDOLL, GROVER CLEVELAND, remarks in Senate relative to,
4658.
BERLINGER, JOSEPH, letter relative to conditions existing in the
silk industry written by, 4787.
BERNAU, CARL L., relief (Jree bill H.R. 4045).
BERQUIST, AUGUST, report of the Court of Claims relative to the
claim of, 60.
BERRY, MAGGIE; pension (see bill H.R. 14087).
BERRY, REBECCA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13614).
BERTOLUCCI, HARRY C., relief {see bill H.R. 14334).
BESCH, CHARLES A., relief (see bill H.R. 13450} •
BESS, HENRY, relief (see bill H.R. 13433).
BESS, PETER, relief (see bill H.R. 657•).
BEST, MARIE E., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13302).
BETHEL CEMEr:r:ERY CO. AND OTHERS, relief (see bill H.R.
2217•).
BETTER BUSINESS BUREAUS, miscellaneous pamphlets on the
subject of, 5072.
· BIDDLE, JOSEPH F. (a Representative from Pennsylvania).
Credentials presented and sworn in, 6.
Elected to committees, 75.
Bills and joint resolutions introd:uced by
Barclay, Chester Vernon: for relief (see bill H.R. 14608),
3654.
Chilcoat, Mary: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13092), 43.
Derr, Liberty: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13501), 284.
Hess, Laura M.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14206),
1712.
Wallace, Katharine: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13091)' 43.
Wentle, Mary: to pension (see bill H.R. 13381), 152.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 4957, 5062, 5290.
State legislatures, 4865.
Votes oj. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
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BIG BLACK RIVER, MISS., report of Secretary of War on survey of
(ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public docu-
·
BIG FORK RIVER, MINN., report of Secretary of War on survey
of (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public docu-
ment), 36. ·
BIG LOST RIVER IRRIGATION PROJECT, IDAHO, provide for re-
habilitation of (see bill H.R. 13557).
BIG LOST RIVER VALLEY. See IDAHO.
BIG SAND DRAW GAS FIELD, WYO., letter of Secretary of
the Interior transmitting a report on certain leases made
on, 39, 59.
Bll.LS OF INTERPLEADER. See CoURTS OF THE UNITED. STATES.
BILLY CREEK FIELD, WYO.• letter of Secretary of the Interior
transmitting a report on certain leases made on, 39, 59.
BIMETALLIC CURRENCY, memorial of legislature on the subject
of, 3741.
BIMETALLISM, address over the radio delivered by T. E . Howard
on the subject of Bimeta.llism or Communism, 898.
Bill to establish a bimetallic system of currency (see bill
H.R. 14300).
Letter from W. I. Wright on the subject of, 5067.
Memorial of Legislature of Nebraska urging the enactment
of legislation to establish a bimetallic system of currency,
2067.
BINGHAM, HIRAM (a Senator from Connecticut).
Attended, 50.
Appointed conferee, 687, 3770, 4455, 5012, 5195, 5348, 5430,
5466.
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1358.
Hawes, Harry B.: tribute to, 3238.
Pensions of Civil War veterans: letters from Rice W. Means
and H. I. Harriman relating to, 2663.
Amendments offered by, to
Distribution of Government-owned cotton (bill H.R. 13607) ,
964.
District of Columbia appropriation bill (H.R. 14643), 5342,
5343.
Gasoline tax (H.R. 14416), 3352.
Intoxicating liquor definition (bill S. 436), 65.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill (H.R.
13520) ' 3425.
---married women, employment of, 3536.
. ---positions filled by Executive order, 3533.
---suits against United States, 3534.
---vocational education, 3458.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
District of Columbia: to establish a commercial airport for
(see bills S. 5365, 5401), 1439, 1623.
Dongji Investment Co., Ltd.: for relief (see b1ll S. 5226), 675.
Government-owned cotton: to authorize distribution to
American National Red Cross and other relief organiza-
tions (see bill S . . 5199), 482.
Puerto Rico: relating to the revolving fund established for
relief of (see bill S. 5408), 1718.
- - - t o authorize Governor of Puerto Rico to guarantee
Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans (S.J .Res.
260)' 5297.
Virgin Islands: relating to enactment of laws in (see bill
s. 5554)' 2801.
- - - t o provide a permanent government for (see bills
s. 5227, 5457)' 675, 2071.
War Claims Act of 1928: to extend time for filing claims
under the settlement of (see bill S. 5290) , 948.
Wilson, Ferry: for relief (see bill S. 5575), 3142.
Motions and resolutions offered by
District of Columbia appropriation bill: to confer, 5430,
5466.
Floor coverings: authorizing sale of certain discarded (see
S.Res. 314), 1162.
Notice of motion to reconsider, 3248.
Recess: to, 3384, .3482, 5348.
Reconsider: to, 3248.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 61, 159, 481, 1102.
Societies and associations, 61, 159, 417, 609, 1102, 1715, 234~
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 3706.
Air mail and ocean mail contracts: investigation of. 5008.
Arms and munitions: prohibition of exportation of, 1724,
2134, 3590, 3591.
Barry, David S., 3276, 3281, 3517, 3518, 3519, 3529.
Beer bill, 919, 956, 957, 959, 060, 961.
Bonus-march ouster, 367.
Calvin Coolidge: article by Clarence S. Brigham on, 2412.
Cloture, 4211.
Crop production and harvesting loans, 908, 956.
Deficiency appropriation bill-tax refunds, 2675, 2725, 2732.
Definition of intoxicating liquor, 1169.
Departmental expenditures, 3939.
Discarded :floor coverings, 1162.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 952, 953, 954, 955,
963, 1176, 1182, 1183, 2859, 2860, 2861, 3846.
---conference repoct, 2210, 2517, 2604, 2892. 2893, 2945,
2950, 2951, 2953.
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BINGHAM, HIRAM-Continued
Bemarks by, on
District of Columbia appropriation bill, 5319, 5429.
---employment service, 5343.
---prisons, 5343.
---public schools, 5338, 5343.
---recorder of deeds, 5333.
---register of wills, 5332.
---street improvements, 5335, 5343.
---taxicabs, 5343, 5429, 5430.
---tax rates, 5342.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 160, 2140, 4164, 4165,
4166, 4227.
Electric current, island of Molokal, Hawaii, 3753.
First deficiency appropriation bill-relief fund for District of
Columbia, 1567, 1568, 1636, 1642. ~ BITUMINOUS COAL. See CoAL INDUSTRY.
---tax refunds, 1568, 1614.
Gasoline tax in District of Columbia, 3757.
Glass-Steagall banking bill, 2205.
---sliver, remonetization of, 2483.
Government economy, 2651.
Increase in banking facilities, 480, 1624, 1636, 1646.
Limitation of debate, 4139.
Officers' retired pay, 3475.
Philippine independence, 255, 264, 266, 325, 329, 374, 375, 376,
379, 380, 387, 427, 428, 429, 430, 431, 437, 441, 545,
550, 551, 612, 616, 633, 881, 882, 883, 885, 1800, 1911,
1912, 1913, 1915, 1924. . .
---veto message, 1784, 1785.
Philippine sugar, 160.
Positions not under Civil Service, 1184.
Prohibition petition, 1159.
Public-school building, Fairbanks, Alaska, 3180.
Puerto Rican Hurrican Relief Commission, 4692.
Puerto Rico: loans to, 5317.
Tax-exempt securities, 888.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 3089,
3166, 3167, 3284, 3379, 3380, 3424, 3427, 3450, 3459,
3534, 3537.
- - air mail service, 2876, 2878, 2879, 3058, 3060, 3065,
3066, 3070, 3072, 3073, 3074, 3084.
- - - alien seamen, 3378.
---Bureau of Efficiency, 3453, 3455, 3456.
---compensation of Civil Service employees, 3535.
---conference report, 4890, 4891, 4892, 4893, 4897, 4900.
---Court of Claims, 3535. · Motions and resolutions offered by
---creditors of the United States, 3435.
---executive departments, reorganization of, 3539, 3540,
3541, 3544.
- - - e xecutive economy, 3166, 3248, 3477, 3479.
--furlough, 3425, 3426, 3427, 3430, 3432.
- - - Government purchase of American goods, 3175, 3286,
3287.
---half holidays, 3432, 3433, 3434.
- - - married women, employment of, 3536, 3544.
---ocean mail service, 3299.
---officers' on foreign service, 3434, 3465, 3468.
- - - personnel classification, 3435, 3436, 3438.
---permanent appropriations, 3462.
---positions filled by Executive order, 3533.
---promotion of apprentices, 3535.
--salary reduction, 3380, 3381, 3382, 3384, 3428, 3429,
3430, 3469, 3471, 3474, 3490, 3491, 3501, 3511, 3531,
3532, 3533. . Fleming, William J., 5513.
---tax refunds, 3456, 3457, 3458.
---travel allowances, 3430, 3431.
---vocational education, 3458, 3459, 3462, 3465. __
War Department approprtation bill-Military Academy, 3950.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Appropriations:
District of Columbia appropriation blll (S.Rept. 1318), 5068.
Committee on Commerce:
Inland waterway from Norfolk, Va., to Beaufort, N.C. (S.
Rept. 1123, pt. 2), 2644.
Committee of conference:
Philippine independence (bill H.R. 7233) , 876.
Committee on Finance:
Importation of articles for scientific purposes (H.R. 14579),
5441.
Committee on Rules:
Discarded floor coverings (S.Res. 314), 1162.
Committee on Territories and Insular Affairs:
Electric power, Molokal, Hawaii (S.Rept. 1135); 3141.
Fairbanks, Alaska (S.Rept. 1108}, 2411. . Wall Street, 4770.
Puerto Rico: for relief of (S.Rept. 1224). 4061.
---Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans to (S.Rept.
1329). 5317.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
BINGHAM, WILSON G., relief (see bills S. 5083, 5489; H.R. 14511).
BINGHAMTON, N.Y., change site of the Federal building to be
erected at (see S.J.Res. 234; H.J.Res. 554, 560, 563, 583*).
Resolutions of the eity council relating to the site for the
proposed post office at, 1447.
BINGMAN, ROSE, pension (see blll S. 5348).
BINNICKER, R. J .. telegram favoring the Glass be..nking bill, 2088.
BIOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATIONS, remarks 1n House relative 'to
appropriations for, 1068.
Bm.D, THOMAS, relief of estate (see blll S. 251*).
Bffi.DS, remarks in House relative to appropriations for establish-
ment of refuges for migratory birds, 1123.
Bffi.THPLACE OF THE REPUBLIC, address delivered by Repre-
sentative Fish, at Temple Hill, N.Y., on the subject of
5650. ,
BISHOP, BERTHA A., relief (see bill H.R. 14156).
BISMARCK, N.DAK., amendment in Senate to provide for exten-
sion of Air Mail Service from Helena, Mont., to, 820.
BI'ITER ROOT PROJECT, MONTANA, remarks in House relative
to appropriations for, 658.
BIVENS, JESSIE G., increase pension (see bill S. 5144).
BLACK, GRACE AMANDA, pension (see blll H.R. 14772).
BLACK, HERBERT G., relief (see bill S. 487*).
BLACK, HUGO (a Senatar tram Alabama).
Attended, 3.
Air mall contracts, investigation of: letter from D. D. Myers
relating to, 3660.
Credentials presented, 79.
Philadelphia Mail Steamship Line: mall contract With-
letter from Postmaster General Walter F. Brown relative
to, 5447.
Radio address on the subject of relief of unemployment
delivered by, 1443.
Working hours: limitation of-letter of Joseph Berltnger
relative to, 4787.
Amendments offered by, to
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of (H.R. 14359), 5123.
Glass-St eagall banking blll (S. 4412)-branch banking, 2511.
International Mercantile Marine Co. mail contract: to inves-
tigate (S.Res. 375), 5309.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Dauphin Island bridges, Ala.: to extend time for construc-
tion of (see bill S. 5632), 3932.
Ellc River, Ala.: to revive act to allow State of Alabama to
bridge (see blll S. 5647). 4215.
Five-day week and six-hour day: to prevent interstate com-
merce in certain commodities and articles produced in
industries running more than (see bill S. 5267), 820.
International Mercantile Marine Co.: to postpone and inves-
tigate further giving of mall contract to (see S.Res. 375),
5114. .
Pittman, Lizzie: to concur in House amendment, 4889.
S:matorial election contests: rules for conducting (see S.Res.
367), 4653.
Remarks by, on
Balancing the Budget, 4706, 4707.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 5123, 5124.
Banks and their influence on business policies, 2739, 2740.
Barry, David S., 3279, 3280, 3528.
Crop surpluses and their control, 733.
District of Columbia appropriation bill-taxicabs. 5343, 5344,
54.29.
Eighteenth amendment, 4173, 4177.
First deficiency appropriation blll-tax refunds, 1639.
Five-day week, 2739, 2740, 4304, 4306, 4308, 4311, 4312.
Glass-Steagall banking bill, 2080, 2278.
---branch banking, 2511.
Independent offices appropriation bill--conference report,
5229, 5239. .
International Mercantile Marine Co. mall contract, 5114,
5115, 5116, 5216, 5217, 5218, 5230, 5231, 5232, 5233, 5234,
5235, 5236, 5237, 5243, 5299, 5301, 5302, 5306, 5307, 5309.
Paying too much for electricity, 636.
Philippine independence, 486.
Radio regulation--conference report, 5210, 5211.
Railroad executives: salaries of, 3373.
Suffering resulting from the depression, 1164.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-air
mail service, 3057, 3064.
---conference report, 4895, 4896, 4897, 5012.
---Seatrain Co. mail contract, 2671.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4337, 4338, 4474, 4476.
War Department appropriation bill (H.R. 14199)-National
Guard, 3855.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Fleming, William J. (H.R. 7301), 5513.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
BLACK, LORING M., JR. (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 5.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1435.
Appointed on the Board of Visitors to the Naval Academy~
1615.
Pittenger, William A.: tribute to service in House of, 3649.
Am§.ndments offered by, to
Stock, Gottlieb (H.R. 6851), 2721.
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BLACK, .LORING M., JR.-Continued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Army: for relief of certain disbursing officers of (see bill
H.R. 14324), 2128.
Booth Fisheries Co.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13963), 1100.
Claims: to authorize payment of certain (see bill H.R.
14325)' 2128.
Enochs, Robert J.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14229), 1779.
Gilmore, Russell A.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14540), 3139.
Great American Indemnity Co. of New York: for relief (see
bill H.R. 13610}, 415.
Great Falls Meat Co., of Great Falls, Mont.: for relief (see
bill H.R. 13611) , 415.
Hummer Mortuary: for relief (see bill H.R. 14540), 3139.
Lennon, Laurence R. : for reUef (see bill H .R. 13668) , 4 76.
Molzen, Emily: for relief (see _!)ill H.R. 14540) , 3139.
Mumbrue, Harold P.: for relie1 (see bill H.R. 14230), 1779.
Navy: for relief of certain enlisted and former enlisted men
of (see bills H.R. 13093, 13094), 43.
Newspapers sold by newsboys: to more fully define meaning
of paragraph 36, section 7, of act of July 1, 1932, with re-
spect to (see bill H.R. 14132}, 1547.
Nonintoxicating liquor: to provide revenue for District of
Columbia by taxation of certain (see bill H.R. 13997), 1257.
Putnam, Russell B.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13613), 415.
Sinks, Mary Byrkett: for relief (see bill H.R. 14347), 2193.
St. Anthony's Hospital at Michigan City, Ind.: for relief (see
bill H.R. 14540), 3139.
Steele, George w., Jr.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13612), 415.
Von Thomas, Sr., Mrs. Carlysle: for relief (see bill H.R.
14541), 3139.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Adjourn: to, 2722, 3235, 3653, 3735, 3823, 4296, 4864, 5414.
Remarks by, on
Adams, Burton S., 3813.
Addison, Emily, 2713.
Agricultural appropriation bill, 993, 994.
Alper, Irene Brand, 3637.
Anderson, Daisy, 5398.
Beer bill, 1061.
Bonus army eviction, 994.
Cabinet of President-elect Roosevelt, 5042, 5050.
Clark, Laura J., 3234.
Closing of certain streets in District, 287.
Committee on Claims: work of, 5401.
Democratic Party: policies of, 3126.
District of Columbia--damage claims: notice of, 3938.
---teachers' salaries, 3987.
Drake, Nels D'Arcy, 3712.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4284.
Eisenhauer, Charles J., 4281.
Farm relief from sale of beer, 592.
Finney, Adrian M., 3711.
Fracafane, Dominic, 3802.
Fox, Mary Elizabeth, 3719.
Franklin Surety Co., 4856.
Golding, Robert N., 3725.
Harbinson, M. J., 2712.
Holmes.. William H., 5550.
Jelovac, Pete, 2709.
Kirkland, Weymouth, 3725.
Mahoney, Florence, 3731.
Martin-Walsh, Inc., 4860.
Moran, John J., 2712, 2713.
Naval ammunition depot, Lake Denmark, N.J., 3643.
Occhinovero, George, 2707.
Pokorny, Anna, 2715.
Political subjects, 1226.
Reithet, William A., 4290.
Repeal of eighteenth amendment by Democratic Congress,
1225.
Rollo , Frederick, S., 2710, 2711.
Schweitzer, Gust J., 5393.
Southard, Frances, 3643.
Sperry Gyroscope Co., Inc., of New York, 2714.
Standard Dredging Co., 2719, 2720.
Stern, Benjamin, and others, 3715.
Striking out the last word, 1303.
Sumner, Charles W., 3229.
Tampico Marine Iron Works, 3718.
Technocracy, 1818.
Thompson, Augustus, 4854, 4855.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
public buildings, 452.
Unemployed persons placed on unoccupied farms, 705, 706.
Waiver of prosecution by indictment, 698.
War-debt question, 120, 121.
War Department approprlation bill, 1809, 1810.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Adelphia Bank & '!Tust Co., Philadelphia, Pa. (H.Rept.
1339)' 4554.
Allegheny Forging Co. (H.Repts. 1340, 1341, 1342), 4554.
Anderson, Myrtle (H.Rept. 1867), 1833.
Baldwin, Robert D. (H.Rept. 1346), 4554.
Ball, John (H.Rept. 1944), 2943.
25
BLACK, LORING M., JR.-Continued
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Bennett, Cora A. (H.Rept. 1496), 4554.
Blackwel'l, Rufus Hunter, Jr. (H.Rept. 1185), 4554.
Brown, Charles A. (H.Rept. 1186), 4554.
Bulfinch, Paul (H.Rept. 2166), 5188.
Cathcart, John S. (H.Rept. 1524), 4554.
Claiborne, Cornelia (H.Rept. 1458 ) , 4554.
Conrad, Vincent J. (H.Rept. 1187), 4554.
Cordon, 0. S. (H.Rept. 2165), 5188.
Cox, Oscar P. (H.Rept. 1967), 3342.
Dallas County Chapter American Red Cross (H.Rept. 1797).
4554.
Damm, Alice M. A. (H.Rept. 1348), 4554.
Dickson, C. A. (H.Rept. 2164), 5188.
Dooley, J. M., Fireproof Warehouse Corporation, Brooklyn,
N.Y. (H.Rept. 2179), 5290.
Durrenberger, Jacob (H.Rept. 1332), 4554.
Eisenhauer, Charles J. (H.Rept. 1231), 4554.
Ferguson, Sarah Maddocks (H.Rept. 1182 ) , 4554.
Finney, Arthur K. (H.Rept. 1180 ), 4554.
First Camden National Bank & Trust Co., of Camden, N.J.
(H.Rept. 1827) , 1395.
First National Bank of El Dorado, Ark. (H.Rept. 1336), 4554.
Fleming, G. T. (H.Rept. 1666), 4554.
Glendale, Calif.: city of (H.Rept. 1447), 4554.
Haberkorn, Harry J. (H.Rept. 1570), 4554.
Hale, Yvonne (H.Rept. 1607), 4554.
Halford, Oswald H. {H.Rept. 1663), 4554.
Harris, Alfred (H.Rept. 1815), 1257.
Henry, Hunter M. (H.Rept. 1663) , 4554.
Holaday, Harriet C. (H.Rept. 1347), 4554.
Holteen, Willard F. (HRept. 1829), 4554.
Horne, William C. (H.Rept. 1663), 4554.
Israel, Moses (H.Rept. 1598), 4554.
Jersey City, N.J.: mayor and aldermen of (H.Rept. 1333),
4554.
Johnson, Rupert R. (HRept. 1G63), 4554.
Kimman, Guy M. (H.Rept. 1799), 4554.
Lackey, Oscar F.: relief of estate of (H.Rept. 1338). 4554.
Lacey, David L. (H.Rept. 1663), 4554.
Lee, William Z. (H.ltept. 1663), 4554.
Lichty, Galen E. (H.Rept. 2185), 5415.
McShane, Bernard (H.Rept. 1661), 4554.
Medina, Guillermo (H.Rept. 1189), 4554.
Merritt, Manuel (H.Rept. 2163), 5188.
Miller, R. K., and others (HRept. 2159), 5188.
National Bank of Commerce, El Dorado, Ark. (H.Rept. 1335),
4554.
Northwest Missouri Fair Association, Bethany, Mo. (H.Rept.
1469) ' 4554.
Offerman, M. Aileen (H.Rept. 1448), 4554.
Pollino, Catterina (H.Rept. 1801) , 4554.
Porvenir c. por A .. Ingenio (H.Rept. 1337), 4554.
Powell, A. H. (H.Rept. 2138), 5061.
·Public lands: water of high mineral content on (H.Rept.
1720) ' 4554.
W. I. Radcliffe (steamship): owner of (H.Rept. 1604), 4554.
Relyea, Ruth (H.Rept. 2178), 5290.
Rodgers, Fenton F. (H.Rept. 1663), 4554.
Roney, Mary E. (H.Rept. 1303), 4554.
Rounds, Thelma Lucy (H.Rept. 1930), 4554.
Seale, Henry Freeman (H .Rept. 1663), 4554.
Segar, Elsie (H.Rept. 1798), 4554.
Setton, Joe (H.Rept. 1405 ) , 4554.
Slocum, Anne B. (H.Rept. 1459), 4554.
Smith, Edwin C. (H.Rept. 1663), 4554.
Smith, Felix M. (H.Rept. 1663), 4554.
Sperry, Frances 0. (H.Rept. 1326), 4554.
Stark, Grace P. (H.Rept. 1453), 4554.
Steel, Lottie Bryant (H.Rept. 1516), 4554.
Sulem, William (H.Rept. 1951), 3138.
Sutherland, Robert S. (H.Rept. 1663), 4554.
Symes, Ed and Elizabeth, and others (H.Rept. 1181), 4554.
Szymanski, K. S. (H.Rept. 1334), 4554.
Taylor, Katherine G. (H.Rept. 1179), 4554.
Thompson, Augustus (H.Rept. 1344), 4554.
Trotter, J. B. (H.Rept. 1667), 4554.
Ventress, Charles G. (H.Rept. 1663), 4554.
Volker, Anna (H.Rept. 1466), 4554.
Voiles, Ruby F. (H.Rept. 1329). 4554.
VonGroning, Helena C. and Stephan (H.Rept. 1858), 1712.
Watkins, Joseph (H.Rept. 1929). 2723.
Webster, James T., and Mary A. (H.Rept. 1915), 2640.
Westwood, B. Edward (H.Rept. 2168), 5188.
Woolley, Ralph E. (H.Rept. 2169), 5188.
Wylie, Edna B. {HRept. 2157), 5188.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs:
BLACKFEET INDIANS. See INDIANS.
BLACK RIVER, ARK., report of Secretary of War on survey of,
2127.
BLACKWELL, MARION F., relief (see bill H.R. 9714*).
BLACKWELL, RUFUS HUNTER, JR., relief (see bill H.R. 6975*).
. BLADES, ELIZABETH A., pension (see bill H.R. 14329).
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BLAINE, JOHN J. (a Senator from Wisconsin).
Attended, 3.
Letter from chairman of Public Utlllties Commission of
District of Columbia relative to merger of street rail-
ways, 3479.
Amendments offered by, to
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of (H.R. 14359), 4875, 4909,
4910, 4912, 5103.
Street railway merger {H.J.Res. 154), 909, 910, 911, 912.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill (H.R.
13520)-furlough, 3427.
---Government purchase of American goods, 3248.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for (S. 5125), 4416.
B£Zls and joint resolutions introduced by
Agricultural indebtedness: to liquidate {S. 5640), 3997.
Constitution of the United States: proposing amendment
relative to the repeal of the eighteenth amendment to
(see S.J.Res. 211), 64.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, to consider, i_q61.
Notice of motion to reconsider, 4958.
Reconsider: to, 5321.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1780, 2068, 2130, 3055, 3240, 5435.
Societies and associations, 300, 2130, 2727, 4960.
State legislatures, 3240, 3489, 4300.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill-agricultural credit agencies,
3696.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 4880, 4901, 4905, 4906,
4907, 4909, 4910, 4911, 4912, 5103.
Barry, David S., 3275, 3276, 3277, 3282.
Beer bill, 959.
Blind: books for adult, 4804.
Bonding regulation in District, 174.
Cloture, 2074.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2590, 2648.
Crop surpluses and their control, 107.
Dspartments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill-prisons, 4243.
District of Columbia: banking bill, 5514, 5515.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 64, 2139, 2211, 2508, 4006,
4053, 4055, 4139, 4140, 4141, 4142, 4143, 4224.
Farm Board and other organizations: employees and salaries
of, 3997.
Farm mortgages, 4005, 4006.
First deficiency appropriation bill: relief fund for District of
Columbia, 1567.
Glass-Stea.gall banking bill, 2003, 2026, 2078, 2079, 2080, 2206,
2209, 2293.
--bankers' lobby, 2074.
---Canadian branch banking, 2076, 2080, 2081.
---silver, remonetization, 2389, 2390, 2391, 2392.
Government economy, 2581, 2602, 2604.
Grand Central Post Office Building, New York City, 1167,
1168, 1169.
Increase in banking facilities, 480, 1580, 1632, 1656, 1657. ·
Interior Department appropriation bill~onference report,
3998.
International Mercantile Marine Co. mail contract, 5304.
Limitation of debate, 4139.
Medicinal liquor: prescribing of, 5068, 5320.
Mortgage foreclosures: postponement of, 5090, 5091, 5321,
5322, 5323, 5324, 5326, 5327, 5328, 5331.
Navy surplus clothing, 742, 743.
Order of business, 637.
Panama Canal Zone, 3755.
Philippine independence, 1800.
Press gallery incident, 270.
Public building, Binghamton, N.Y., 4875.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation: loans by, 2663.
Revised Statutes: repeal of obsolete sections of, 4972.
Street-railway merger, 679, 680, 683, 685, 686, 687, 688, 689,
690, 741, 743, 744, 821, 909, 910, 911, 912.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 2869,
3380, 3426.
---buildings, 3367.
---executive economy, 3085, 3086, 3087, 3088, 3151, 3152,
3477.
---furlough, 3427.
---Government purchase of American goods, 3174, 3176,
3252, 3253, 3254, 3255, 3267.
---officers on foreign service, 3468.
---rentals, 3466.
---salary reduction, 3383.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4413, 4416.
War Department appropriation bill~amps at Army posts
for unemployed, 3842.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Judiciary;
Medicinal liquor, prescribing of (S.Rept. 1317), 5068.
Repeal of the eighteenth amendment (S.Rept. 1022), 1401.
Taxation of nonintoxicating liquor (S.Rept. 1105), 2253.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
.BLAINE, KENNETH, relief (see billS. 219•).
BLAND, SCHUYLER OTIS (a Representati'oe from Virginia).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 3915.
Chairman Committee of the Whole, 527, 568, 638, 925.
Amendments offered by, to
Condemned cannon: to amend act authorizing donations of
{H.R. 13026), 4539.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Emergency Relief Act of 1932: to amend (see bill H.R.
14263). 1907.
Farm mortgages: to secure postponement of foreclosure of
{see bill H.R. 14267), 1907.
Hampton, Julius, Jr.: to pension (see b111 H.R. 13095), 43.
Laborers and mechanics employed on public buildings: en-
larging section 270, title 40, United States Code, relative
to payment of wages to {see bills H.R. 14247, 14248), 1833.
Occupacia Creek: to survey (see bill H.R. 13015), 40.
Obsolete ordnance, etc.: to amend law so as to authorize
Secretary of Navy to lend or give to certain organized
associations {see bill H.R. 13026), 41.
Uni1;ed States Code: to enlarge (see bill H.R. 14421), 2555.
Unlauft, Karoline: to increase pension {see bill H.R. 13096),
43.
Virginia Engineering Co., Inc.: for relief (see bill H.R.
13754), 607.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Laborers and mechanics employed on public buildings: au-
thorizing special committee to investigate alleged failure
to carry out act relative to rate of wages of (see H.Res.
352). 1834.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 230, 298, 415, 476.
Remarks by, on
Bank checks: tax on, 4065.
Common carriers by water, 5163.
Condemned cannon: to amend act authorizing donations of,
4539.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
ocean mail, 464, 465.
Tribute to retiring Members, 5558.
Tucker, Henry St. George: memorial address to, 4358.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
BLANKETING OF EMPLOYEES INTO THE CIVIL SERVICE, cor-
respondence relative to, 95.
BLANTON, THOMAS L. (a Representative from Texas).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 4624, 5529.
Appointed on funeral committee, 414.
Amendments offered by, to
Allegheny Forging Co. (S. 466), 4862.
Baxter, Carl C. (H.R. 9053), 3725.
Boston Store Co. (H.R. 7198), 2722.
Cates, C. A. (H.R. 2294), 2720.
District of Columbia appropriation bill (H.R. 14643)-tax
rates, 4185, 4196.
Edwards, Martha, and others {S. 1096), 3712.
First deficiency appropriation bill-emergency relief, Dis-
trict of Columbia, 1308.
---revision of the laws personnel, 1301.
Fox, Mary Elizabeth (H.R. 3727), 3720.
Los Angeles County, Calif. (S. 5537), 5407.
Medicinal liquor: prescribing of (H.R. 14395), 4938, 4947.
Rio Grande River: overtlow of (H.R. 6774), 3809.
Sperry Gyroscope Co., Inc., of New York (H.R. 9457), 2715.
War Department appropriation bill-military publications
2061. •
---official cars, 2440.
MotionS and resolutions offered by
Committee of the Whole, 4196.
Remarks by, on
Alameda Belt Line, California, 5403.
Allegheny Forging Co., 4853, 4854, 4862.
Alper, Irene Brand, 3637.
Ames, William H., 3644.
Ammunition: transfer of, 3556.
Anderson, Daisy, 5398.
Appropriation bills: savings in, 4624.
Appropriations below Budget estimates, 3015, 3048.
Army, Navy, and Marine Corps Bands: radio broadcasts by,
5421.
Bank checks: tax on, 4065.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2907, 2908, 5349, 5356,
5357. .
Barry, David S., 3306.
Baxtor, Carl C., 3724, 3725.
Beer bill, 745, 761, 774, 777, 779, 801, 845, 846, 848.
---Texas congressional convention resolutions, 1218,
1221.
Beer tax, 144.
Bemau, Carl L., 4859.
Black, Loring M., Jr.: tribute to service 1n House of, 3649.
Bogart, Raymond C., 3224.
Boston Store Co., 2722.
Caldwell, George, 3647 .
Camp Bullis, Tex., .f538.
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BLANTON, THOMAS L.-Continued BLANTON, THOMAS L.-Continued
Remarks by, on Remarks by, on
Central Romana, Inc., 3713. Harbinson, M. J., 2712.
Chinsky, William, 3219. Harbord, James G.: retired pay of, 1882.
Civil Service positions: salary rates of certain, 5167. Hawaii National Park: superintendent of, 4530.
Claims for deaths of Mexican nationals, 716, 717. Hearst, William Randolph: attack on Members of Congress,
Clark, Laura J., 3234. 1883.
Closing certain streets in District, 287. Hiring vehicles from. postal employees, 702.
Cocke, William J ., 3652. House of Representatives: library of, 4069,- 4196, 4197.
Coeur d'Alene and St. Joe National Forests, 702. House Ru1es and Manual: printing of, 4624.
Colonial Realty Co., 5407. Howard Co., Inc., R. S., 2709.
Colville National Forest, 694, 695. llitz, Michael, 3640.
Committee on Claims: work of, 5401. Inaugural ceremonies: public protection during, 3545.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2108, 2116, 2117, 2121, ---quartering of troops participating i.n, 2607. .
2519, 2520, 2521, 3796, 3797, 3903, 3904. Inaugural ceremonies, Committee on: to grant perm1ts to
Coolidge, Grace Goodhue: franking privilege to, 5410. members of, 2607.
Cordova, Jose Ramon, 3811, 3812. Inauguration committee, 206.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5249. Indemnity to Fra.nce, 1883.
Cox, Clifton C., 3802. Independent offices appropriation bill, 3206.
Crater Lake National Park, 1873. ---Federal Trade Commission, 3198, 3202, 3204.
Currency inflation, 4765. Indian irrigation projects: water users on, 4542.
Curtiss, Glenn H., 4288. Indians: allotments of deceased, 4542.
Decreasing Government expenses, 137. Interior Department appropriation bill-Indian affairs, 648.
Democratic Party: policies of, 4073. ---Indian irrigation projects, 642, 643.
Dental Corps, United States Navy, 3227. International Monetary and Economic Conference, 4533,
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro- 4534.
priation bill, 2759. Jelovac, Pete, 2708, 2709, 3218.
---conference report, 5034. Jersey City, N.J.: mayor and aldermen of, 4850.
---printing and binding, 2761. Johnson, George, 3635.
---prisons, 2630, 2698, 2700, 2702. Joint-stock land bank propaganda.--mortgage foreclosures,
---prohibition enforcement, 2607, 2682, 2684, 2686, 2688, 354, 356, 357, 358.
2690, 2692, 2694, 2696, 2697, 2758, 2760, 2767. Knowles, Horace G., 3803.
District of Columbia: degree-conferring systems, 5166. Lackey, Oscar F., 4852.
---insurance business, 3980. LaGuardia, Fiorello H.: tribute to, 5660.
---Revised Statutes, amendment of, 3979. Legislative appropriation bill, 3339, 3417.
---separate government for, 4206. ---funerals of deceased Members, 3413, 3415.
---street-railway corporations, merger of, 3983. ---restaurant: House, 3402.
---taxicabs, 3984. ---salary reduction, 3341.
---teachers' salaries, 3987. Lindsay, Russell H., 3224, 3225.
--appropriation bill, 3895, 3897, 4183, 4196, 4197, 4751, Lobert, M. J., 3805.
5529. Los Angeles County, Calif., 5406.
---bridges, 4263. .
Louderback, Harold, 5177.
---conference report, 5611, 5614, 5615. Lower Vein Coal Co., 3714.
Lynch, John T., 4848.
--highway department, 4258, 4259, 4266, 4267. McElrath, William W., 3728, 3730.
---hospitals, 4436, 4437. McHam, Beryl M., 4280.
---libraries, 4196. Mack Copper Co., 3221.
---police department, 4432. Maupin, Felix, 2706. .
--public schools, 4271, 4272, 4275, 4276, 4428, 4430, 4432, Medicinal liquor: prescribing of, 4938, 4942, 4943, 4944, 4945,
4433. 4947.
---prisons, 4434. Mellon, Andrew J.: investigation of, 1221.
---refuse removal, 4269, 4270, 4271. Merrill, Catherine L., 3806.
---register of wills, 4207. Methods of ratifying constitutional amendments, 146.
---street improvements, 4261. Milligan, H. P., 3640, 3641.
---taxicabs, 4199, 4200, 4201, 4202. Modoc National Forest, 4537.
---taxation, 3896, 3897, 3898. Morristown National Historical Park, N.J., 5169, 5170.
---tax rates, 4185, 4187, 4188, 4190, 4193, 4195. Muscle Shoals, 1220, 1221.
---travel allowances, 4185, 4187. Myers, Joseph E., 3646.
---wage scale, 3898, 4267. National Guard of South Dakota, 5173, 5174, 5177.
---welfare and relief, 4433, 4439, 4440, 4441. Naval Ammunition Depot, Lake Denmark, N.J., 2715, 3642,
Dongji Investment Co., Ltd., 3652. 3643.
Drake, Nels D'Arcy, 3712. Naval officers: pay and emoluments of, 2061, 2063.
Dwyer, John G., 4279. Naval Reserve and Marine Corps Reserve, 1883.
Economic and Monetary Conference, 1302. Navy surplus clothing, 923.
Edgar, William F.: acceptance of bequest of, 4532. New Mexico: patents to lands in, 4861.
Edwards, Marth, and othe.rs, 3712. Occhinero, George, 2707.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 9, 11, 12, 13, 17, 4283, Order of business, 68, 274, 527, 745, 921, 1870, 2445, 2519,
4284, 4434, 4508, 4512, 4514. 3546, 3637, 4811, 5398, 5541, 5595.
Eisenhauer, Charles J., 4281. Park system, California, 5165, 5166, 5390, 5391.
Emergency officers' retirement, 3410. Post-office garage, Boston, Mass., 3552, 3553.
Employees' compensation, 3553, 3554. President's Budget message, 110, 121, 122, 123.
Eopolucci, Annie M., 3649. Private Calendar, 2328.
Farm-allotment plan, 1218, 1340, 1588, 1680, 1881. Prohibition, 1905, 2527.
Farm-mortgage foreclosures, 136, 137. Prohibition enforcement, 5175.
Federal building, Maxwell, Nebr., 3555. Public buildings: naming of subcontractors on, 3571.
Federal charters, 287. Question of constitutional privilege, 2042.
Ferguson, Sarah Maddocks, 3808. Question of personal privilege, 2295, 2297, 2298.
First deficiency appropriation b1ll, 2677. Reclassification of employees: salary increases under, 4073,
---conference report, 1950, 1952. 4076, 4078, 4206.
---detection and prosecution of crimes, 1908, 1310. Reconstruction Finance Corporation activities, 1362.
---Disarmament Conference, 1301. Reithel, William A., 4289.
---emergency relief, District of Columbia, 1308. Rio Grande River: overflow of, 3809.
---Immigration Service, 1298. Rollo, Frederick S., 2710, 2711.
First National Bank, El Dorado, Ark., 4851, 4852. Roney, Mary E., 4294.
Foley, John J ., 4847, 4848. Roosevelt Island, D.C., 3557.
Foreign debts, 530. Sage, William H., Jr., 3638.
Fox, Mary Elizabeth, 3719, 3720. Samoa: government for American, 4933, 4934, 4936, 493T.
France's debt default, 473. Sample, B. J., 4846.
Franklin Surety Co., 4855. San Diego, Calif.: exchange of lands with, 6405.
Gallahan, Jennie Bruce, 4862, 4863. School building, Frazer, Mont., 3557.
Gallery admission cards for protection of Members, 453. Second deficiency bill--<:onference report, 5606,
Gillotti, Angelo J., 3637. Scientific expeditions, 3722.
Gonzales, Albert, 5400. Silver, 1228.
Gordon, Elmo K., 5286. Smith, Robert J., 5400.
Government competition with private enterprise, 2212. Sons of American Revolution, 3806.
Government economy, 3339, 3340, 3341. Special session of Congress--retrenchment plans-tariff- ;
Granger, Charles T., 3721. sales tax, 1~7, 1218, 1220, ~24, 1225, 1270. ·
Gratuity to dependent relatives, 1883. Sperry, Frances o .. 4849.
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BLANTON, THOMAS L.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Stabilization of livestock industry, 1881.
Stafford, William H.: tribute to, 5402.
Stern, Benjamin, and others, 3715.
Stiles, William T., 3716.
Stock, Gottleib, 2721.
Street-railway merger, 1325.
Sumner, Charles W., 3229.
Szymanski, W. S., 4853.
Tariff rates, 4067.
Tariffs and foreign currency depreciation, 3902.
Taylor, Robert Emil, 5401.
Texas centennial celebration, 4544.
Thompson, Augustus, 4854, 4855.
Tiburzio, Primo, 2709.
Trammell, Elizabeth Milllcent, 5404.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill--con-
ference report, 4589, 4615.
---parcel post-postal savings, 457.
Tryon, Addie I. and Lorin H., 3220.
Union Shipping and Trading Co., 3640.
Verein, Weiner Bank, 5403.
War debt question, 113, 114, 115, 123.
War Department appropriation bill, 1817, 1818, 2213, 2216,
2319.
- A r m y post consolidation, 2225.
--Army supplies, 2178, 2179, 2180, 2421, 2425.
---camps at Army posts for unemployed, 4423.
-citizens' military training camps, 2321.
---conference report, 5285, 5382, 5383, 5385.
-employment of experts in Judge Advocate General's
office, 2043.
---horses, 2215, 2216, 2301.
--laundry facllities at Army posts, 2179, 2180.
---military publications, 2166, 2168.
---national military parks, 2431.
---offenses by officers, 2218, 2219.
---officers' retired pay, 2428.
- - - official cars, 2440, 2445.
---Organized Reserves, 2307, 2308.
---pay scale, 2428.
- - - Reserve Officers' Training Corps, 2315.
---rivers and harbors, 2433.
Wan-ant officers, United States Army, 1872.
Washington's Farewell Address, 4714.
Whitfield, Frank D., 3801.
Widows Island, Maine, 694.
Wilkins, Frank, 3710.
Wisconsin Indian claims, 693.
Wood, Henry Stanley, 2708.
Work of the short session, 1774.
Worsham, L. D., 3230.
Wright, David A., 2711.
Wyoming: amendment to act admitting to Union, 4530.
Yen, Tisheng, 5408.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
BLENKNER, FRED C., relief (see bill H.R. 13207).
BLIND, PERSONS, amend act to provide books for (see bills S.
5189*; H.R. 13817*).
Bills to provide for those of the District of Columbia in need
(see bills S. 5629; H.R. 14696).
Remarks in Senate relative to the use of sound reproduc-
tion records for, 5514, 5516, 5521.
BLOCK, PAUL, editorial entitled" Delay Hampers Recovery", writ-
ten by, 1260.
Editorial entitled "Repeal-Only Way to End Rackets,
Gangs, Speak-Easies", written by, 3355.
BLOMGREN, HARRY E., relief (see bills S. 2680*; H.R. 6825*).
BLOOM, AGNES D., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14611).
BLOOM, SOL (a Representative jrom New York).
Attended, 5.
Washington's Farewell Address: history of-radio address by
Mr. Bloom on the, 6625.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Constant, Martha J.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13097). 43.
Cunningham, William: for relief (see bill H.R. 14283}, 1986.
Jacober, Ernest: for relief (see bill H.R. 13755), 607.
McGirr, Eugene and Rose: for relief (see bill H.R. 13964),
1100.
Randall, George C.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14673), 4106.
Sonnenberg, Edward N.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13756), 607.
Petitions and papero presented by, from
Societies and associations, 364, 416, 607, 1617, 4555.
State legislatures, 2724.
Remarks by, on
Brown, Charles A., 8812, 3813.
Eopolucci, Annie M., 3649, 3650.
Linthicum., John Charles: memorial address to, 4362.
Schwartz, David, 2708.
Yen, Tisheng, 5408.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BLUE EARTH COUNTY HOLIDAY ASSOCIATION AT MANKATO,
MINN., resolutions urging legislation for stabilization of
the currency adopted by the farmers of, 2342.
BLUNT, ADDIE, pension (see bill H.R. 13063).
BLYTHE, SAMUEL G., article concerning the prices of commodi-
ties imported from Japan and Czechoslovakia, 2349.
Article entitled "Buy American" written by, 2356.
:BOALMAN, VICTORIA, pension (see bill H.R. 13899).
BOARD OF AGRICULTURE, create (see b1ll S. 5640).
BOARD OF COTTON SUPPLY CONTROL, amendment in Senate
to create, 3745.
BOARD OF INDIAN COMMISSIONERS, amendment in Senate to
the Department of the Interior appropriation bill to strike
out the appropriation for expenses of, 3242, 3627.
Executive order of President U. S. Grant, dated June 3,
1869, relative to, 3628.
List of members of, 3628.
BOARD OF MEDIATION, annual report of, 40, 60.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 3034.
BOARD OF TAX APPEALS, amendment and remarks in Senate
relative to the consideration of claims for refund of inter-
nal-revenue taxes by, 1472, 1552.
Amendment in Senate to require prior approval by the board
of proposed refunds of taxes, 2802, 2864.
Bill to amend act relative to review of certain decisions of
(see bill S. 5262).
BOAS, JENNIE A., increase pension (see b111 H.R. 13298) •
BOATRIGHT, GEORGE F., relief (see bill H.R. 13803).
BOCK, SUSAN, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13869).
BODKIN, ARABELLA E., relief (see b1lls S. 5371; H.R. 2698).
Report of the Court of Claims on claim of, 481.
BOEHNE, JOHN W. JR. (a Representative from Indiana}.
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Berry, Rebecca: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13614),
415.
Brown, Martha: to increase pension (see b111 H.R. 13384) ,
152.
Buchanan, Mary: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13385) ,
152.
Harris, Alfred: for relief (see bill H.R. 13858), 869.
Harris, Kate: to increase pension (see biU H.R. 13386), 152.
Heilman, Maria: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13387),
152.
Lee, Dora Alice: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14284),
1986.
Ohio River: to extend times for commencing and completing
construction of bridge across (see bills H.R. 13665, 13711),
476, 534.
Tonnemacher, Wilhelmina: to. increase pension (see bill
H.R. 13383}, 152.
Wheeler, Minnie: to increase pension (see b111 H.R. 13382),
152.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 2065, 2641, 3052, 3736, 4555, 4957.
Societies and associations, 153, 2065, 2193, 2452, 2641, 2723,
3736.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Barnett, James L. (H.Rept. 2116), 4956.
Stone, George L. (H.Rept. 2115), 4956.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BOERNSTEIN, KATHERINE M., relief (see H.Res. 325*).
BOGART, RAYMOND C., relief (see bill H.R. 1710*).
BOHN, FRANK P. (a Representative jrom Michigan).
Attended, 5.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 666, 1145, 1436, 2944, 5428.
Societies and associations, 5062.
State legislatures, 4555.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BOICE, LEONARD THEODORE, relief (see bill H.R. 3459),
BOILEAU, GERALD J. (a Representative from Wisconsin).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of (S. 5122}, 5273.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Stoddard, Isabelle: to pension (see blli H.R. 13465), 230.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1100, 1907.
Remarks by, on
Beer bill, 796.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5273, 5274.
District of Columbia appropriation bill--conference report,
5617.
Emergency officers' retirement, 3411.
Farm-allotment plan, 1373, 1536, 1537, 1606, 1666.
Independent ofiices appropriation bill-Veterans' Adm.inis·
tration, 3028.
Mississippi veterans' benefits, 1239.
Wheat: English system to stabilize price of, 2532.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BOILER INSPECTION. See VESsELS.
BOISE NATIONAL FOREST, IDAHO, memorial of Legislature of
Idaho urging legislation for the enlargement of, 4108.
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BOLAND, PATRICK J. (a Representative from Pennsylvania).
Attended, 5.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1435.
Amendments offered by, to
Independent offices appropriation bill--Shipping Board: coal
shipments, 3212.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Flag: authorizing President to issue proclamation designat-
ing October 11 of each year a day to display with appro-
priate ceremonies the United States (see H.J.Res. 498),
284.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
State legislatures, 4865.
Remarks by, on
Beer bill, 767.
Busses and trucks: taxation of, 3127.
Dental Corps, United States Navy, 3228.
District of Columbia appropriation bill-taxicabs, 4205.
Gasoline tax.. 2898.
Independent offices appropriation bill-shipping Board, 3212.
Medicinal liquors: prescribing of, 4945.
War Department appropriation bill-Army supplies, 2426.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
BOLENDER, A. B., AND OTHERS, telegram favoring remonetiza-
tion of silver received from, 2456.
BOLGER, ELIZABETH, relief (see bill S. 2425*).
BOLLINGER, JANE, pension (see bill H.R. 14732).
BOLLWORM, remarks in House relative to appropriation for con-
trol of, 1137.
BOLTON, CHESTER C. (a Representative from Ohio).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Taylor, H. A.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13098), 43.
Remarks by, on
O'Brien, Della, 3649.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
BOND, HENRY HERRICK, letter contradicting certain statements
made on the fioor of the Senate refiecting upon, 2457.
BONDS OF THE UNITED STATES, authorize the issuance of
bonds for the carrying out of permanent improvement
projects (see bill S. 5087).
Bill for the issuance of bonds to be used as security for the
issuance of Federal Reserve notes (see bill H.R. 14242).
Bill to retire Liberty bonds through the issuance of tax-
exempt bonds of low interest rate (see bill H.R. 13874).
Bill to remove the tax exemption on certain (see bill H.R.
14762).
Remarks in House and text of bill (H.R. 14242) to provide
for the issuance of bonds to be used as security for the
issuance of Federal Reserve notes, 1802, 1803.
''BONDS OR CHARITY", address over the radio delivered by Rev.
Charles E. Coughlin entitled, 2890.
BONE, HOMER T. (a Senatar-elect from Washington).
Credentials presented, 721.
BONNET CARRE FLOODWAY AREA, relating to the granting of
rights of way over lands in (see bills S. 5167; H.R. 13523*).
Letter from the Secretary of War transmitting a draft of a
proposed bill to remove from the Flood Control Act the
· lands in, 229.
BONUS LEGISLATION. See ADJUSTED-COMPENSATION CERTIFICATES;
Ex-SERVICE MEN.
BONUS MARCHERS, remarks in Senate on Senate Resolution 301
relating to the deportation of, 367.
Remarks in House relative to the treatment received by
those who visited Washington, D.C., in the summer of
1932, 994.
Report of the Administrator of Veterans' Affairs on trail!~~'
portation furnished from the District of Columbia t~
their homes (H.Doc. 488), 151.
Resolution to investigate the deportation of (see S.Res. 301).
BONYNGE, ROBERT W. (agent of the United States), letter of
Secretary of State transmitting report relative to claims
of American nationals against the Government of Ger-
many (S.Doe. 146), 59.
BOOKS, amend act to provide books for the adult blind (see bills
S. 5189•; H.R. 13817•).
BOONE, JAMES A., pension (see billS. 5276).
BOOTH FISHERIES CO., relief (see bills S. 5413*; H.R. 13963).
Report of the Comptroller General of the United States
concerning the claim of, 718, 721.
BORAH, WILLIAM E. (a Senator from Idaho).
Attended, 3.
Address at the annual Christmas exercises of the National
Press Club, delivered by, 1169.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1436, 5416.
Bank deposits guaranty: rad.io address of Arthur H. Van-
denberg, of Michigan, on, 5193.
Currency refiation: statements by Lawrence Sullivan and
others relative to, 2858.
Statement on the subject of balancing the Budget prepared
by, 2260.
29
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Amendments offered by, to
Mining claims: suspension of annual assessment work on
(H.J.Res. 533), 3676.
Mortgage foreclosures: postponement of (S. 5639), 5016.
Taxation of nonintoxicating liquor (H.R. 13742), 2253.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Arms or munitions of war: to prohibit exportation of (see
S.J.Res. 229), 1551.
Assessment work on mining claims: providing for suspen-
sion of annual (see bill S. 5137), 303.
Federal home-loan banks: to repeal act of July 22, 1932, to
create (see bill S. 5076), 93.
Guyon, Edwin F.: to pension (see bill S. 5222), 675.
Jermak, Ernest W.: for relief (see bill S. 5688), 4874.
Lewis, Olive A.: to pension (see bill S. 5238), 722.
Mexican Government claims: authorizing appropriation of
funds for the payment of certain (see bill S. 5136), 303.
Wilkinson, Truman H.: to increase pension (see bill S.
5662)' 4380.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Settlement of War Claims Act of 1928-awards of the
Mixed Claims Commission (see S.Res. 342) , 2562.
Treaties ratified: to print list of, 5487.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
State legislatures, 3742, 4456.
Remarks by, on
Arms and munitions: prohibition of exportation of, 2096,
2135, 3589, 3590, 3591.
Barry, David S., 3269, 3270.
Definition of intoxicating liquor, 1169.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill, 4232.
---prohibition enforcement, 4239.
District of Columbia appropriation bill-taxicabs, 5343, 5344,
5345, 5346, 5429, 5430.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4002, 4003, 4004, 4005,
4006, 4007, 4146, 4150, 4160, 4170, 4171, 4172, 4173, 4174.
4228.
Fair-trade legislation, 823, 824.
Farm mortgages, 4003, 4004, 4007.
Federal home-loan banks, 93.
First deficiency appropriation bill-tax refunds, 1644.
5-day week, 4304.
Foreign debts, 1279, 1281, 1284.
- - - economic conditions--postwar problems, 1284, 1286,
128~ 128~ 129~ 1291, 129~ 1293.
George Washington Wakefield Memorial Bridge, 3594.
Glass-Steagall banking bill, 2078, 2485.
---silver, remonetization of, 2485.
Increase in banking facilities, 1724.
Indemnity to Mexico, 4693.
International Mercantile Marine Co. mall contract, 5115.
International Monetary and Economic Conference, 3683.
Laval-Hoover debt conference, 1292, 1293, 1402, 1421, 1423,
1424, 1425.
Library of Congress, 3772.
Limitation of debate, 2078, 4381.
Medicinal liquor: prescribing of, 5229, 5230.
Mining claims: suspension of annual assessment work on,
3670.
Mining claims in United States and Alaska, 4804.
Mortgage foreclosures: postponement of, 5015, 5016, 5017,
5018, 5090, 5091, 5094, 5098.
Navy Department appropriation bill, 5097.
Order of business, 5307, 5447.
Overthrow of Government, 4212.
Panama: treaty with, 4381, 4383.
Partisan tactics toward legislation, 3450.
Philippine independence, 255, 270, 271, 372, 373, 374, 375,
376, 377, 389, 390, 434, 539, 612, 630, 880, 883, 1867, 1913,
1916, 1917, 1918, 1919.
Pine Ridge Indians, 3674.
Proposed executive session, 423.
Radio regulation-conference report, 5209.
Railroads: loans to, 2659.
Second deficiency bill-Bureau of Immigration, 5463, 5465.
---Pocono Pines Assembly Hotels Co., 5462.
---reclamation, 5465.
St. Lawrence Waterway Treaty, 2096.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 3426.
- - - a i r mall service, 3073, 3074.
---conference report, 4804, 4892, 4893, 4899, 5470.
---executive economy, 3165, 3506.
---salary reduction, 3503.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4483.
Wall Street, 4773.
\Var Department appropriation bill-camps at Army posts for
unemployed, 3838, 3947, 3950.
Wheat situation, 1185, 1186.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Foreign Relations:
Arms or munitions of war embargo (S.J.Res. 229), 1551.
Indemnity to Mexico (S.Rept. 1226), 4114.
International Monetary and Economic Conference (S.Rept.
1121). 2562.
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BORAH, WILLIAM E.-Continued
Reports made by, from
Committee on Foreign Relations:
Treaty with Canada for completion of Great Lakes-St.
Lawrence Waterway, 4789.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
BORDINGHAMMER, AMELIA A., pension (see bill S. 5240).
BOSTON, MASS., investigate conditions of the lease of the post-
office garage at (see bill S. 88*).
BOSTON GLOBE (newspaper), article entitled "Which Kind of
Inflation? " appearing in, 2959.
BOSTON NAVY YARD, memorial of Legislature of Massachusetts
opposing the proposed closing of, 4788.
BOSTON STORE CO.; relief (see bill H.R. 7198).
BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE (newspaper), article on Calvin Coolidge,
by Clarence S. Brigham, appearing in, 2412.
BOSWORTH, WILLIAM E., relief (see bill H.R. 14491 *).
BOTANIC GARDEN, WASHINGTON, D.C., annual repo~t of travel
performed by officers and employees of, 40, 60.
Message from the President transmitting estimate of appro- BRACKETT, NANCY, pension (see bill H.R. 14098).
priation for (H.Doc. 522), 1712.
BOTANY, remarks in House relative to appropriations for investi- BRADFORD, HESTER A., pension (see bill H.R. 13785).
gations concerning, 1046.
BOUDINOT, FRANK J., remarks in House on bill (H.R. 6393) for
relief of, 4857.
BOULDER CANYON NATIONAL RESERVATION, establishment, BRADY, GEORGE D. (chairman Veterans' National Liaison Com-
development, and administration of (see bills S. 5637;
H.R. 14662, 14758).
Statement made by Senator Oddie before the Committee on BRAGAN, JAMES, pension (see bill H.R. 13086).
Pttblic Lands and Surveys in Senate in opposition to bill BRAHLER, ANNIE REGINA, authorize the removal of the remains
(S. 5637} to establish, 5295.
BOULDER CANYON PROJECT, remarks in lfouse relative to appro-
priations for, 662.
BOULDER CANYON PROJECT FEDERAL RESERVATION, develop-
ment and administration of (see bills S. 5637; H.R. 14662).
BOULDER CITY, NEV., letter from the Secretary of the Interior
relative to conditions at, 5295.
Remarks in House relative to providing facilities and equip-
ment for the public schools at, 925.
BOULDER DAM, COLORADO RIVER, remarks in Senate and cor-
respondence relative t~. 4126.
BOUNTIES. See STEUISHIP CoMPANIES.
BOURNE, JONATHAN, JR. (a former Senator from Oregon).
Letter on the subject of the monetary situation written by,
1153.
BOURNE, MASS., donate certain land to the town of (see bill
H.R. 10503 *).
BOWEN, C. K., relief of heirs (see bill S. 2839 * ) •
BOWLING, J. H., relief (see billS. 5268}.
BOWMAN, FRANKL. (a Representative from West Virginia).
Attended, 5.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
BOX MANUFACTURERS, correspondence urging modification of
the Volstead Law received from, 301.
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, deliver surplus forfeited vessels of
the Treasury Department to (see bills s:5631; H.R.
14566).
BOYCE, M. D., relief (see bill H.R. 2926*).
BOYD, FLORENCE G., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14730).
BOYD, REBECCA SWISHER, -pension (see b111 S. 5618).
BOYDEN, ALONZO M., relief (see bill H.R. 14235).
BOYETTE, M. C., relief (see bill H.R. 2926*).
BOYLAN, JAMES 0., pension (see billS. 5423).
BOYLAN, JOHN J. (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 4926, 5389.
Taxicab rates--table shoWing comparative rates In Wash-
ington, D.C., and other cities, 4845.
Amendments offered by, to
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
Coast Guard, 361.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Ensign, Josephine: to pension (see b111 H.R. 13099), 43.
Walsh, Martin J.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14142), 1548.
Walter, August: for relief (see b1ll H.R. 14141), 1548.
Motions and resolutions offered by
House document: to print the pamphlet entitled "The
Uses of Alcohol as an Essential Chemical in the Arts,
Sciences, and Industries" as a (H.Res. 357), 2127.
Recommit: to, 3417.
Petiti ons and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 4210.
Societies and associations, 46, 230, 285, 298, 416, 817, 944,
1056, 1100, 1548, 2791, 3139, 3419, 3582, 4865.
State legislatures, 2128.
.Remarks by, on
Balancing the Budget-President's message, 3113, 3334, 3335.
Beer bill, 807. · Farm mortgages, 3039, 3041.
Butter: oleomargarine and adulterated, 4546.
BOYLAN, JOHN J.-Contlnued
Remarks by, on
Democratic Party: policies of, 3125.
pepartments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill, 27q8, 2759, 2760.
District of Columbia-taxicabs, 4097, 4098, 4100, 4201, 4202,
4204.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 11, 4511.
Federal salary survey, 397.
Furlough system, 116, 117.
Independent officep appropriation bill, 3042, 3043, 3049, 3203.
---Smithsonian Institute, 3209. -
---Veterans' Administration, 3043.
Legislative appropriation bill, 3341, 3393.
---restaurant: House, 3412.
---salary reduction, 3320.
Ruling of the Chair, 4439, 4440.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
Coast Guard, 361.
---waiving points of order, 397, 398.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
BRADFORD, HERMAN H., relief (see bill H.R. 4039*}.
BRADLEY, EDWARD JOHN, relief (see bill H.R. 14380).
BRADSHAW, LIDfA, increase pension (see bill S. 5409}.
mittee), letter repudiating reports of alleged communistic
activities of the committee, 3242.
from St. Mary's Cemetery to Cedar Hill Cemetery, in the
District of Columbia (see bill S. 5052 *).
BRANCH BANKING, amendments in Senate to bill (8. 4412) to
provide for the establishment of branch banks, 1718, 1942,
2072, 2254.
Article appearing in Barron's Weekly relating to, 2035.
Article appearing in the New York Times on the subject of,
168.
Article by Edmund Platt on the subject of, 1440.
Bills to authorize the establishment of branch banks by
national banks and Federal Reserve banks (see bills S.
4412*, 5273*).
Bill requiring certificates of public convenience and neces-
sity for the establishment and operation of branch banks
(see bill H.R. 14345).
Correspondence relative to, 1264, 1649, 1716, 1725, 1815, 2145.
Excerpt from an address delivered in 1908 by Woodrow Wil-
son before the American Bankers' Association, at Denver,
Colo., on the subject of, 1996.
Excerpts from report of the former Comptroller of the Cur-
rency, Mr. Henry M. Dawes, on the subject of, 2141.
Letter from the Southern Utah Bankers' Association, remon-
strating against State-wide branch banking by national
banks, 946.
List of banking organizations which are operating branches,
1331.
Motion !or cloture on the so-called ~· Glass branch-banking
bill" (S. 4412) disagreed to, 1935, 2077. . ·
Remarks in Senate relative to, 1330, 1404, 1449, 1573, 1646.
1649, 1724.
Remarks in Senate on bill (S. 4412) to provide for the
establishment of, 1935, 1987, 1993, 2004, 2074, 2139, 2158,
2202, 2205, 2211, 2262, 2349, 2379, 2380, 2463, 2478, 2508.
Remarks in House on bill (S. 4412) to authorize establish ..
ment of branch banks, 1777.
Remarks in House relative to, 2034, 2037, 2227, 2331, 5360.
Resolution to appoint a special committee to investigate
alleged activities of the big banking interests, both for
and against the bill (S. 4412) relating to (see S.Res. 326).
Resolution to print hearings held before the Senate Com-
mittee on Banking and Currency on January 7, 1933, on
the blli (S. 4412) relating to national banks and Federal
Reserve banks (see S.Res. 336).
Statistics relative to branch banks in Canada, 1655.
Summary of State status concerning the establishment of
branch banks by national banks, 2263.
Telegrams favoring, 2002-2026.
BRAND, CHARLES (a Representative from Ohio).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Agricultural lands: to authorize purchase of lands to reduce
production .(H.R. 14761), 4865.
Dent, Mary Eliza: to increase pension (see b111 H.R. 14444),
2641. -
Gowdy, Ceylon: for relief (see bill H .R. 13822), 816.
Jenkins, Mary C.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14443)~
2641.
McElroy, Jessie Bell: to pension (see bill H .R. 13823), · 817.
Nelson, Susan M.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14445),
2641.
Ray, William A.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14207), 1712.
Remarks by, on
·
Votes oJ. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
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Sylds, Henry Norrell: for relief (see bill H.R. 14539), 3139.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
BRANDENBURG, RHODA J., increase pension (see bill S. 5157).
BRANDENBURG, w. A., telegram relative to appropriations for
vocational education, 3465.
BRANDT, JOHN, telegram on the subject of Philippine inde-
pendence received from, 502.
BRASSINGTON, ELIZABETH M., pension (see bill H.R. 13783).
BRATTON, SAM G. (a Senator from New Mexico).
Attended, 155.
Appointed conferee, 3770, 5012.
Appointed on funeral committee, 394.
"Dividends and Wages": article by Paul H. Douglas, of Un1-
versity of Chicago, entitled, 2133.
Problems confronting the Democratic Party: radio address
by Senator James F. Byrns on, 3008.
Amendments offered by, to
Bankruptcy system: un1formity of (H.R. 14359), 4905, 4906,
5110, 5112, 5114, 5135.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of (S.J.Res. 211), 1623,
4144.
Glasa-Steagall banking bill-branch banking, 1718, 2079,
2205.
Interior Department appropriation bill (H.R. 13710)-Pu-
eblo Indians, New Mexico, 3625.
Irrigation projects: water users on (S. 5417), 3676.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill (H.R.
13520)' 3183.
- - - 5 percent reduction in expenditures, 3077, 3142.
---personnel classification, 3435.
---tax refunds, 3457.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Assessment work on mining claims: providing for sus-
pension of annual (see S.J.Res. 216), 422.
Crop-production loans: to authorize in 1933 (see H.J.Res.
215)' 422.
Department of development and conservation: to consoli-
date Departments of Agriculture and Interior and estab-
lish (see bill S. 5538), 2645.
East, Cornelia W.: to increase pensien (see bill S. 5568),
3056.
Irrigation projects: for temporary relief of water users on
(see bill S. 5135), 304.
Kirby, Sadie L.: for relief (see bill S. 5325), 1266.
Reclamation Bureau employees: providing payment for
mileage tr~veled in privately-owned automobiles to (see
bill s. 5134)' 303.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation: relating to livestock
loans made through the regional Agricultural Credit
Corporation by (see bill S. 5548), 2732.
World War Veterans' Act: to amend with respect to dis-
closure of confidential information in files of Veterans'
Administration (S. 5673), 4460.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Commerce Department: creating joint committee to in-
vestigate the advisability of abolishing (see S.Con.Res.
39)' 1720.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
State legislatures, 3828, 3994, 5295.
Remarks by, on
Abolishing Department of Commerce, 1720.
Bankruptcy cases: proof of claims in, 4989.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 4880, 4884, 4885, 4886,
4905, 4906, 5109, 5110, 5112, 5114, 5117, 5132, 5135.
Branch banks at military reservations, 4988.
Economy in executive departments, 5472.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4148, 4149, 4160, 4163.
Glasa-Steagall banking bill, 1449, 1450, 1451, 2079, 2089,
2202.
Government economy, 2599, 2600, 2601, 2602, 2670.
Interior Department appropriation bill-Pueblo Indians,
New Mexico, 3626.
---transfer of appropriations, 3624.
Mining claims: suspension of annual assessment work on,
3670.
Order of business, 5487.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 2599,
2869.
- - - A i r Mail Service, 3069.
---Bureau of Efficiency, 3456.
---executive departments: reorganization of, 3160, 3161.
---executive economy, 3077, 3078, 3080, 3081, 3082, 3083,
3087, 3144, 3145, 3150, 3152, 3165, 3166, 3167, 3169,
3170, 3384, 3477, 3478, 3479, 3508.
---personnel classification, 3435, 3436, 3437, 3438, 3439.
---salary reduction, 3492, 3497.
- - t a x refunds, 3457, 3458.
Water users on irrigation projects, 304.
Beports ·made by, from
Committee on the Judiciary:
Holding of court in eastern district of North Carolina
(S.Rept. 1213), 3931.
Committee on Public Lands and Surveys:
Kirby, Sadie L.: for relief of (S. 5325; S.Rept. 1088), 207lo
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
31
BRAYSHAW, M. M., relief (see blll H.R. 3607*lo
BREAD, telegram from baking compan1es relative to the probable
increase in the cost of, 1493.
BREEDLOVE, RUTH ANN, pension (see bill H.R. 13087) o
BRENNAN, LUKE FRANCIS, relief (see bill H.R. 4352*)o
BRESNAHAN, LUELLA, pension (see bill H.R. 14616).
BREWER, JOSEPH R. (prohibition agent), remarks in House rela-
tive to, 5636.
BREWER, MARY E., pension (see bill H.R. 13805}.
BRIDGEPORT (CONN.) LIFE, article entitled "Buy America"
appearing in, 3173.
BRIDGES, amend act to regulate construction of (see billS. 5560}.
Bill to authorize the granting of Federal aid in the con-
struction of highways leading to toll bridges (see bill
H .R. 14482).
RemarkS in House on bill (S. 5701) known as "the omn1-
bus bridge bill", 5597, 5602.
Allegheny River: bill to allow Allegheny County, Pa., to
bridge (see bill H.R. 14584*).
Cedar Point-Dauphin Island bridge, Alabama: bills to ex-
. tend time for construction of (see bills S. 5632*;
H.R. 14657*).
Chesapeake, Bay, Mel.: bills to allow the Chesapeake Bay
Bridge Co. to bridge (see bills S. 5503 •, 5701 •; H.R.
14659, 14787*).
Columbia River: bill to allow the mayor of Astoria, Oreg., to
bridge (see bill H.R. 14076).
---bills to allow The Dalles Bridge Co. to bridge (see
bills S. 5486, 5701; H.R. 13961, 14109*, 14787*).
- - - bills to extend time for construction of bridge across
(see bills S. 5357*, 5502*; H.R. 14060*}.
Delaware River: bill to allow the Bushkill Bridge Co. to
bridge (see bills S. 5504*; 5701*; H.R. 14030*,
14787*).
Des Moines River: bill to allow Roy H. Campbell and others
to bridge (see bill H.R. 9385 • ) .
Elk River: bills to reenact the act to allow the State of
Alabama to bridge (see bills S. 5647*; H.R. 14602*,
14484).
Hudson River: b1lls to amend act to allow the State of New
York to bridge (see bills S. 5585, 570P; H.R. 14705,
14787*).
- - - bill to repeal act authorizing construction of a bridge
across (see bill H.R. 13481).
---bill to extend time for construction of bridge across
(see bill S. 5564 • ) .
Illinois and Mississippi Canal: bills to allow the State of
lllinois to bridge (see bills H.R. 13743 •, 13744*).
Lake Champlain: bill to extend time for completion of
bridge across (see bill S. 5059 •) .
Lake Michigan: bills to authorize construction of a bridge
across a portion of (see bills H.R. 13957, 14129*).
Little River, Ark.: blils to extend time for construction of
bridge across (see bills S. 5571•; H.R. 14480*).
Merrimack River: bill to allow the Essex Shore Way, Inc.,
to bridge (see bills S. 5701*; H.R. 14537*, 14787*).
Michigan Canal: bills to authorize construction of a bridge
across (see bills H.R. 13957, 14129*).
Mississippi River: bill to allow C. A. Depue to bridge (see
bill s. 5373) .
- - - bill to allow the Louisiana High way Commission, the
Missouri Pacific Railroad Co., and the Louisiana
& Arkansas Railway Co. to bridge (see bill H.R.
14377).
---bills to allow R. L. Metcalf and W. E. Wright to
bridge (see bills S. 5641; H.R. 14684).
---bills to extend 'time for construction of bridge across
(see bills S. 5701*; H.R. 9265*, 14378*, 14460*,
14589*, 14601*, 14780, 14787*).
Missouri River: bills granting the consent of Congress to
compacts between the States of Missouri and Kan-
sas for the acquisition of a toll bridge across (see
bills S. 5687; H.R. 14759).
---bills to allow John C. Mullen and others to bridge
(see bills S. 5407, 5701*; H.R. 14126*, 14787*).
---bills to extend time for construction of bridges across
(see bills s: 5231*, 5232*, 5235*, 5370*, 5635, 5701*;
H.R. 13535*, 13871, 13911, 14500*, 14586*, 14663,
14787*).
Monongahela Bi-z;er: bills to allow Allegheny County, Pa., to
bridge (see bills S. 5183*; H.R. 13311).
New York Bay: bills to allow the Interboro Bridge Co. to
bridge (see bills H.R. 14631*, 14787*).
Niagara River: bills to allow the Niagara Frontier Bridge
Commission to bridge (see bills S. 5701*; H.R.
14669, 14787*).
Ohio River: bill to allow the Sistersville Ohio River Bridge
Co. to bridge (see bill H.R. 14430).
---bills to extend time for construction of bridge across
(see bills S. 5131*, 5701*; H.R. 13665, 13711, 14134*,
14462*' 14787*).
Pearl River: bills to allow Marion County, Miss., to bridge
(see bills S. 5260*; H.R. 13751).
Pee Dee River, S.C.: bill to extend time for construction of
bridge across (see bill H.R. 13372*) 0
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BRIDGES-Continued
Pend Oreille Lake, IdtLho: bllls to authorize the construction
of a bridge across (see bills H.R. 13956, 13974*).
Potomac River: bills to allow the George Washington-Wake-
field Memorial Bridge Corporation to bridge (see
bills S. 5431*, 5466, 5701*; H.R. 14303*, 14787*).
Rio Grande: bills to extend time for construction of bridge
across (see bills S. 5445*, 5532*; H.R. 14411*).
Rock River: bill to allow the State of Illinois to bridge (see
bill H.R. 13659) .
---bill to extend time for construction of bridge across
(see bill H.R. 13852*).
St. Lawrence River: bill to extend time for construction of
bridge across (see bill H.R. 14200*).
Savannah River: bills to allow the State of Georgia. to bridge
(see b1lls S. 4972*, 5659*; H.R. 14665).
Tombigbee River: bills to allow Monroe County, Miss., to
bridge (see bills S. 5261*; H.R. 13753).
Waccamaw River, S.C.: bill to extend time for construction
of bridge across (see bill H.R. 13372*).
BRIGGS, ANTHONY, pension (see bill H.R. 13401).
BRIGGS, CLAY STONE (a Representative from Texas).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Crop loans: to amend Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Act, as amended, by providing for (see bill H.R. 13037), 41.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill-public roads, 1126.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 5359.
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce: statement be-
fore Committee on Appropriations on, 2781.
Common carriers by water, 5163.
Crop-production loan, 1027, 1028, 1886.
Davis, Ewin L.: tribute to, 5584.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill, 2613.
---Bureau of Mines, 2764.
---international commissions, etc., 2618, 2619, 2620.
---Lighthouse Service, 2704.
---prisons, 2757.
---Steamboat Inspection Service, 2635.
Farm-allotment plan, 1671.
First deficiency appropriation bill-Immigration Service,
1314.
---tax refunds, 1321, 1955.
Freight rates: discrimination in, 3908.
Independent offices appropriation bill, 3043.
Interior Department appropriation bill, 591.
---reclamation, 659, 660.
Interstate Commerce Commission: arbitrary powers of, 3908.
Navy Department appropriation bill-Bureau of Aeronautics,
4832.
Order of business, 1711.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
public buildings, 404, 405, 406.
War-debt question, 115.
War Department appropriation bill-Air Corps, 2228.
---motor trucks, 2189.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BRIGHAM, CLARENCE S., article on Calvin Coolidge written by,
2412.
BRIGHT, LILLA TARPLEY, pension (see bill H.R. 13839).
BRINK, THERESA C., pension (see bill H.R. 14197).
BRISBANE, ARTHUR, editorial entitled "All Ride on the Farmer's
Back" written by, 903.
BRITISH GOVERNMENT. See GREAT BRITAIN.
BRITT, CLARA M., pension (see bill H.R. 13161).
BRITTEN, FRED A. (a Representative from Illinois).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
American flags: to prevent importation into the United
States of (see H.J.Res. 542), 1395.
Anderson, Michael: for relief (see bill H.R. 13882), 944.
Constitution of the United States: proposing amendment
relative to repeal of article xvm of (see H.J.Res. 508,
516). 534, 816.
Dunlap, Brig. Gen. Robert H.: to place tablet on grave of
(H.R. 14674), 4106.
Jordan, Julian M.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13721), 534.
Lake Michigan: to amend act for construction of certain
bridge across (see bill H.R. 13957), 1100.
- - - t o extend time for construction of bridge across
Michigan Canal and across certain portion of (see
bill H.R. 14129), 1547.
Michigan Canal: to amend act for construction of bridge
across (see bill H.R. 13957), 1100.
National Prohibition Act: to repeal the act to amend, as
amended (see b111 H.R. 14505), 2943.
Passport information: issuance of (H.J.Res. 588), 3236.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Nations in default of debts to United States: to place a
tax on private and governmental securities ot (see H.Res.
327)' 666.
Petitions and papers presented by, jrom
Societies and associations, 2128.
BRITI'EN, FRED A.~ontinued
Remarks by, on
Army, Navy, and Marine Corps Bands: radio broadcasts by,
5420, 5421.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2907.
Beer bill, 755, 757, 782, 845, 853.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill-prohibition enforcement, 2683, 2684, 2688,
2689, 2693, 2695.
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 10, 11.
Farm-allotment plan, 1340, 1343, 1345, 1394.
First deficiency appropriation bill-Navy medical officers'
pay, 1320.
- - t a x refunds, 1955, 1959, 1963.
Government purchase of American goods, 1894, 1895.
Impeachment of President Hoover, 1968.
Legislative appropriation bill-salary reduction, 3392, 3405.
Order of business, 3562.
Printing matter in Record, 4724.
Public buildings: naming of subcontractors on, 3570, 3573,
3574.
Reports made by, jrom
Committee on Naval Affairs:
Dunlap, Robert H.: to place tablet on grave of (H.Rept.
2155-) ' 5188.
Votes oj. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BRITI'ON, FRANK E., pension (see b1ll S. 5239).
BROADCASTING STATIONS. See RADIO COMMUNICATIONS.
BROADWAY ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK CITY, resolution
urging immediate action on the proposed repeal of the
eighteenth amendment and modification of the Vofstead
Act, 420.
BRODERICK, J. A., telegram opposing publication of loans made
by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, 2543.
BRONTE, EMORY B., present the Distinguished Flying Cross to
(see H.J.Res. 519).
BRONX COUNTY TRUST CO., NEW YORK, N.Y., letter from the
chairman of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
making a correction in the report of loans made to, 2677.
BROOKHART, SMITH W . •(a Senator from Iowa).
Attended, 3.
Appointed conferee, 5193.
Better Business Bureaus and New York Stock Exchange,
5072.
Chain stores: editorial from Journal of Commerce of New
York on investigation of, 2344.
Fair-trade legislation: statement of Clyde Kelly, of Penn-
sylvania, on, 2569.
Lincoln, Abraham: editorial from Hearst newspapers on,
3926.
Public-works program: letter from F. W. Meyers relative to,
4565.
Railroads: choice of Government ownership and bank-
ruptcy of-speech of Samuel Untermyer, on, 5195.
---Government o\\>nership of-newspaper editorial rela-
tive to, 4564.
Resale prices: bulletin by United States Trademark Asso-
ciation regarding right to maintain, 5436.
Silver: remonetization of-letter from J. C. Lewis relative
to, 5436.
Veterans' benefits: radio address of Arthur W. Robinson,
of Indiana, relative to, 4124.
Amendment~ offered by, to
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of (H.R. 14359), 4912.
War Department appropriation bill (H.R. 14199)---eamps at
Army posts for unemployed, 3841.
---rifle matches, 3932, 3959.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Atchison, R. R.: for relief (see bill S. 5255), 820.
Bailey, Samantha E.: to increase pension (see billS. 5420),
1857.
Clinkenbeard, Lizzie: to pension (see b1ll S. 5419), 1857.
Crow, John A.: to appoint as warrant c;>1ficer, United States
Army (S. 5599), 3490.
Kiggins, Mary A.: to increase pension (see bill S. 5557), 2801.
Revenue Act of 1932: to exempt States and their political
· subdivisions from certain provisions of (see bill S. 5556),
2801.
Wagner, Bridget: to pension (see bill S. 5558), 2801.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1856, 2196, 2248, 2340, 2800, 3055,
3347, 8489, 4377.
Societies and associations, 1856, 2196.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill--agricultural credit agencies,
3699, 3700.
---Federal-aid highways, 3694, 3695, 3696.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 4911, 4912, 5124.
Currency inflation, 4575.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4005, 4006, 4061, 4139,
4155, 4161, 4178, 4227.
Farm Loan Act: amendment of-eonference report, 5481,
5482.
Glass-Steaga.ll banking bill: silver, remonetization of, 2359,
2360.
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BROOKHART, SMITH W.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Government economy, 2587.
Interior Department appropriation bill-Bureau of .Indian
Affairs, 3608, 3609, 3610, 3613.
Mail transportation by motor vehicle, 3668, 3669.
Medicinal liquor: prescribing of, 5320, 5504, 5505.
Mortgage foreclosures: postponement of, 5018, 5090, 5098,
5319.
Order of business, 3737.
Postal Savings System: extension of. 5460.
Reconstruction Finance Corpol'ation: lo&ns by, 2664.
Tax-exempt securities, 3599, 3601.
Treasury-Post Offi.ce Departments appropriation bill, 3380,
3428, 3429.
- - - air man service. 3065.
---executive economy, 3082. . BRUMM, GEORGE F. (a Representative jrom Pennsy~vania).
War Department appropriation bill--camps at Army posts
for unemployed, 3841, 3848, 3852, 3853, 3855, 3937.
---rifle matches, 3957, 3959.
Reports made by, from
·eommtttee an Claims~
Gollan, Ada B. (Gould) (S.Rept. 1334), 5296.
Howard, &. S.., Co., Inc. (S.Rept. 1165), 3664.
Hendrickson. W. H. (S.Rept. 1167), 3664.
McLeary, 0. S. (S.Rept. 1166), 3664.
Ryorson & Son, Joseph T., Inc. (S.Rept. 1335), 5296.
Walthers, George Charles (S.Rept. 1248, pt. 2), 4379.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
" BROOKLYN EDISON CO. AGAINST THE PUBLIC ", article by
Jerome Count, entitled, 2413.
BROUGHTON, CATHERINE, DAVIS, pension (see billS. 5646).
BROUSE, REBECCA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14544).
BROUSSARD, EDWIN S. (a Senator from Louisiana).
Attended, 3.
Appointed conferee, 5298.
Amendments offered by, to
Philippine independence (bill H.R. 7233), 308, 326, 627.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Powers, Russell B.: to increase pension (see bill S. 5447),
2029.
Remarks by~ on
Banks: loans by Reconstruction Finance Corporation to,
2741. . known as (see H.J.Res. 514), 666.
Louisiana senatorial election, 2817, 4990, 4993, 4996, 4997.
Philippine independence, 181, 182, 187, 188, 256, 257, 326,
327, 328, 333, 380, 384, 390, 393, 426, 428, 431, 435, 437, 439,
442, 443, 445, 484, 487, 489, 537, 538, 539, 548, 552, 628, 632.
Treasury-Post Offi.ce Department appropriation bill-sea-
train Co. man contract, 2745, 2746, 2747, 2748, 2749, 2805.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
BROWER, GEORGE L., relief (see b111 S. 5352).
BROWN, AMY F., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13419).
BROWN, CHARLES A., relief (see bUls S. 5186; H.R. 7649*).
BROWN, ELIZABETH M., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13234).
BROWN, EUNICE F., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13630).
BROWN, FRED H. (a Senator-elect from New Hampshire).
Credentials presented, 2557.
BROWN, HARRY GUNNISON, letter relative to currency infiation
written by, 3375.
BROWN, MARTHA, increase pensio.n (see bill H.R. 13384).
BROWN, N. S., letter relative to construction of bridge across the
Missouri River at St. Charles, Mo., ·written by, 1903.
BROWN, NETTIE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13156).
BROWN, PAUL DE WITT, relief (see bill H.R. 12952*), .
BROWN, PHILURA R., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13105).
BROWN, R. S., relief (see bill H.R. 14402).
BROWN, RUTH M., pension (see bill H.R. 13630).
BROWN, WALTER F. (Postmaster General), address relative to the
business and operation of the Post Office Department
delivered before the Chicago Association of Commerce by,
4567.
BROWNING, GORDON (a Representative from Tennessee).
Attended, 5.
Appointed manager in impeachment proceedings, 5177.
Chairman Committee of the Whole, 286, 294.
Amendments offered by, to
War Department appropriation bill-graves of American
soldiers, 2429.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Federal farm-loan corporation: to create (see bill H.R.
13376)' 152.
Moore, John House: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
14306)' 2065.
Smith, SUsie Thrasher: to pension (see bill H.R. 14305),
2065.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societt.es and associations, 4555.
Remarks by, on
Independent omces appropriation bill-Veterans' Adminis-
tration, 3214.
LXXVI----359 -
33
BROWNING, GORDON-Continued
Remarks by, on
Louderback, Harold: impeachment of, 4917, 4920, 4921, 5474.
President's message, 1972.
Sumners, Hatton W.: address by, 147.
War Department appropriation bill-graves of American
soidiers, 2429.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BROWNING, JULIA A., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13~55).
BRUCE, WILLIAM, pension (see bill H.R. 13171).
BBUGMANN, MRS. H. H., relief (see bill H.R. 13883).
BRULE RIVER, MINN., report of Secretary of War on survey of
(ordered printed. in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public docu-
ment), 297.
Attended, 5.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1435.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Yeager, William F.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14422), 2555.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 4641, 5062.
Remarks by, on
Allegheny Forging Co., 4862.
Allen, John C.: tribute to, 5583.
Samoa: government for American, 4935.
Szymanski, K. S., 4853.
Vandever, G. C., 4296.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Cann, John Pearce (H.Rept. ' 2143), 5061.
Constant, Avery G. (H.Rept. 2150), 5062.
Rounds, Thelma Lucy (H.Rept. 1930), 2723.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BRUNER, MARY P., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14693).
BRUNNER. WILLIAM F. (a Represen.t ative from New York).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Constitution of the United States: proposing amendment
relating to the manufacture, sales, or transportation of in-
toxicating liquors to (see H.J.Res. 486), 41.
Flag Day: making a legal holiday of June 14, commonly
Kornreich, Charles: for relief (see bill H.R. 14063), 1355.
Lynch, Edward F.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13772), 666.
New York: to amend section 97 of Judicial Code, as amended,
relating to state of (see bill H.R. 14182), 1617.
- - - t o provide for appointment of one additional judge
for the eastern district of (see bill H.R. 13028), 41.
Public work: to regulate certain employment on (see bill
H.R. 13493) , 284.
Quinn, Michael J.: authorizing Secretary of War to bestow
gold Medal of Honor upon (see bill H.R. 14084), 1395.
Revenue: to provide additional (see bill H.R. 13020), 41. ·
Sperduto, Guiseppe: for relief (see bill H.R. 14715), 4453.
Vessels: to regulate speed of vessels in navigable waters
(see bill H.R. 14268), 1907.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
BRYAN, WILLIAM T., relief (see bill H.R. 2926*).
BRYANT, AMOS, relief (see bi1l H.R. 14017).
BRYANT, CHARLES E., relief (see b111 H.R. 14195).
BRYCE'S "AMERICAN COMMONWEALTH, excerpts from, 4600.
BUBYAK, CHARLES, relief (see bill H.R. 14067).
BUCHANAN, JAlVIES P. (a Representative from Texas).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 3801, 5603.
Appointed teller, 1065, 1134. ·
Amendments offered by, to
Agricultural appropriation bill (H.R. 13872), 5140.
---additional agricultural extension work, 1030.
Second deficiency bill (H.R. 14769)-Congressional Directory,
5050.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Agricultural Department: making appropriations for fiscal
year ending June 30, 1934, for (see bill H.R. 13872), 943.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton: making appro-
priations to carry into efi'ect the act authorizing (H.J.Res.
597). 3735.
Farm-mortgage terms and conditions: to enable Secretary of
Agriculture to assist in effecting voluntary readjustments
of (H.R. 14565}, 3343.
Grazing fees: authorizing the fixing of grazing fees on lands
Within national for~ts (see H.J.Res. 575), 2452.
Second deficiency b111 (H.R. 14769), 4957.
Motions and resolutions offered 1Jy
Adjourn: to, 1019, 1055, 1145.
Agricultural appropriation bill: to disagree to Senate amend-
ments and ask for conference, 3801.
Committee of the Whole, 5039, 5054.
Second deficiency bill-to disagree to Senate amendments
and agree to conference, 5602.
Speaker and Clerk of the House: to notify President of elec-
.tion Qf (H.Re~. lO), 75.
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BUCHANAN, JAMES P.-Contii:med
Motions and resolutions offered by
Special order for bill (H.R. 13520) making appropriations
for Treasury and Post Office Departments (H.Res. 373),
3735.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 987, 988, 1021, 1022, 1023,
1024, 1025, 1026, 1030, 1039, 1044, 1046, 1057, 1068,
. 1069, 1116, 1120, 1123, 1124, 1141.
---agricultural chemical investigation, 1141.
---barberry rust, 1144. . 1757, 3390, 3391, 3393, 3394, 3396, 3402.
---conference report, 4102, 5138, 5140, 5141,
---corn borer, 1049, 1133, 1134, 1137.
---cotton, 1058.
--dry-land farming, 1059, 1064.
---Forest Service, 1074.
---meat inspection, 1039, 1040.
---naval stores, 1117, 1120.
---pink bollworm, 1137.
---public roads, 1126, 1128, 1131.
---transfer of appropriations, 1069.
---Weather Bureau, 1031, 1032.
Ames, Roger P., 4282.
Balancing the Budget--President's message, 3333, 3334, 3336. BUDKE, D., letter relative to foreclosures of homes by Federal land
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 3863, 3864, 3865.
Fox, Mary Elizabeth, 3719.
Second deficiency bill, 5039, 5050, 5052, 5053.
---Bureau of Immigration, 5051.
---cafeterias and restaurants, 5054.
---Fitzsimons General Hospital, 5051, 5052.
---Fort Slocum, N.Y., 5052.
---post-office building, Boston, Mass., 5051.
---Supervising Architect, 5051.
Order of business, 920, 1018.
Second deficiency bill--conference report, 5602, 5605.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Appropriations:
Agricultural appropriation bill (H.R. 13872, H.Rept. 1807),
943.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton: to carry into
effect the act to (H.J.Res. 597, H.Rept. 2000}, 3917.
Second deficiency bill (H.Rept. 2108), 4926, 4956.
Committee of conference:
Agricultural appropriation bill (H.R. 13872), 4102.
Second deficiency bill (H.R. 14769), 5604.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BUCHANAN, MARY, pension (see bill H.R. 13385).
BUCHER, EMMA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13425).
BUCK, NATHAN A., relief (see bill H.R. 13410).
BtrCK, ROBERT M., article entitled" Managing a Merger" written
by, 738.
BUCKBEE, JOHN T. (a Representative from Illinois).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
Beer bill (H.R. 13742), 860.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Adams, Nellle L.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13104} , 43.
Brown, Philura R.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13105),
43.
Cornish, Milton T.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14506), 2943.
Eustis, Marguerite: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14112),
1436.
Hayes, Laura B.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13318), 76.
Judicial Code: to amend section 79 of the (see bill H.R.
13018)' 40.
Maxwell, Emily S.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13106)' 43.
Motor fuels: to provide for use of alcohol in (see bill H.R.
14791)' 5415.
Prien, James: for relief (see bill H.R. 13101), 43.
Rock, Celesta G.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13100), 43.
Winklepleck, Cora: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13103),
43.
Wolter, Earnest J.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13102)' 43.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Early, Ide: to pay (see H.Res. 313), 153.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 77, 153, 364, 666, 870, 944, 1907,
2193.
Societies and associations, 4453.
Remarks by, on
Beer bill, 860.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
BUCKINGHAM, MARTHA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14056).
BUCKINGHAM, SUSAN, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13204}.
BUCKLEY, ELLEN T. (executrix), report of the Comptroller Gen-
eral of the United States on claim of, 3823.
BUDD, LILLIAN S., pension (see bill H.R. 13126).
BUDGET BUREAU. See BUREAu OF THE BUDGET.
BUDGET OF THE UNITED STATES, address over the radio de-
livered by Ogden L. Mi_lls, Secretary of the Treasury, on
balancing of, 1974.
Analysis of estimates which have been acted upon by the
House of Representatives, 3114.
Article by Roger W. Babson relative to balancing of, 3951.
BUDGET OF THE UNITED STATES-Continued
Article by Coleman B. Cheney entitled " Unbalance the
Budget ", 3162. .
Joint resolution to aid in balancing (see H.J.Res. 530).
Message from the President transmitting, 79, 110. .
Message from the President relative to balancing of (H.Doc.
527) debated in House, 1943, 1969.
Remarks in House on the message of the President trans-
mitting, 110.
Remarks in House relative to balancing, 217, 219, 995, 1065,
.
Remarks in House relative to a comparison of appropria-
tion bills with Budget estimates, 3048, 3334.
Remarks in House relative to the theory of, 3313.
Resolutions adopted at a mass meeting of citizens and tax-
payers of Obion County, Tenn., relative to balancing of,
1160.
Statement prepared by Senator Borah relative to balancing
of, 2260.
Statement prepared by leading professors of the University
of Chicago relative to balancing, 3149.
Table showing comparison of appropriation bills as reported
to the House with the Budget estimates, 3015.
banks, 2958.
BUDZINSKI, MICHAEL J., correct naval record (see bill S. 5214*).
BUFFALO, N.Y., letter and statement from the corn exchange
remonstrating against the bill (S. 4985) to fix the tari.tf
on domestic articles for export, 92.
BUFFALO HARBOR, RIVER, AND SmP CANAL, N.Y., report of
Secretary of War on survey of (ordered printed in 73d
Cong., 1st sess., as public document), 1394.
BUILDING TRADES, statistics relative to, 3040.
BULFINCH, PAUL, relief (see bill H.R. 13948 •).
BULKLEY, ROBERT J. (a Senator jrom Ohio).
Attended, 3.
Balancing the Budget: statement of Senator Borah on, 2260.
Credentials presented, 1397.
Unemployment relief: letter from Ohio Unemployed League,
with accompanying memorandum, relative to, 5526.
Amendments offered by, to
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of (H.R. 14359), 3352.
Glass banking bill-banking affiliates, 1266, 1402, 2072, 2408,
2513.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill (H.R.
13520)-leave with pay, 3142.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for (S. 5125), 4484.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bankruptcy: to amend act to establish uniform system of
(see billS. 5360), 1401. .
Barker, Frederick G.: for relief (see bill S. 5139), 303.
Civil Service Retirement Act: payment of sums to deceased
o.r former employees due under (see bill S. 5608), 3664.
Credit and finance organizations: loans by Reconstruction
Finance Corporation to (see bill S. 6683), 4653.
Denton, Richard R.: to pension (see bill S. 5069), 93.
Fuller, Polly: to increase pension (see billS. 5071), 93.
Heizeman, Rachel: to increase pension (see bill S. 5359),
1401.
Loar, Margaret Jane: to increase pension (see bill S. 5070) ,
93.
Montgomery, Lucy: to increase pension (see billS. 5072), 93.
Officers of United State Foreign Service: for relief (see bill
s. 5574)' 3142.
Stookey, Letitia:· to increase pension (see bill S. 5202), 541.
Waterway improvement: to amend provisions in river and
harbor laws relating to local cooperation in the prosecu-
tion of (see S.J.Res. 235), 2071.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Waterway improvements: local cooperation in-to concur
in House amendment, 6298.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3828.
Remarks by ,on
Barry, David S., 3280.
Blind: books for adult, 4985.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor ap-
propriation bill-prisons, 4242, 4243, 4244, 4251.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4218, 4220, 4221, 4225.
Fair trade legislation, 482.
Foreign debts, 2138.
Glass banking bill, 1936, 2000, 2079, 2144, 2263, 2272, 2279,
2506.
--banking affiliates, 2408, 2409, 2410, 2513.
---investment securities, 2403, 2407.
Kline, Arnold R., 3673.
North Carolina senatorial contest, 5008.
O'Brien, Della, 5525.
Printing of newspaper article in Record, 1846.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation b111-salary
reductibn, 3474. ·
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4481, 4484.
Waterway improvements: local cooperation in, 3763.
Reports made l>y, from
Committee on Commerce:
Waterway improvements: local cooperation in (S.Rept.
1168)' 3663.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
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BULLITT, WILLIAM c., remarks in Senate relative to activities 1n
the matter of the foreign debts, 3146.
I
BUREAU OF EFFICIENCY-Continued.
Message from the President, transmitting the annual report
BULOW, W. J. (a Sena,tor from South Dakota}. R of, 1~ •.22'i! 229. 1 ti t 2045 4598
Attended, 3. emar m ouse rea ve o, . , .
Appointed on funeral committee, 1429. · Report on passenger automobiles and motor boats in the
Remarks by on custody of the several field services (H.Doc. 475), 38.
Philipplne independence, 441. Summary of expenditures and savings, fiscal years 1914 to
1
Votes Of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES. . 1932, by, 3455.
BULWINKLE ALFRED L (a Representative from North Carolina). BUREAU OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC COMMERCE, remarks in
· Attend~d 5 · ~ House relat ive to the commodity divisions of, 2774.
Presentatio~ of gift to the Speaker on behalf of Demo- Statement delivered by .&~presentative Brigg~ before the
cratic Members of the House, 5664. Com.J?ittee on Appropnatwns in House relative to appro-
Bills and joi nt resolutions introduced by priat10ns for, 2781.
Farm mortgagors: providing for loans or advances by Re- BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION, message from the President trans-
construction Finance Corporation, through its regional mitting a draft of a proposed provision pertaining to an
credit corporations, to (see bill H.R. 14222), 1778. eXisting appropriation for salaries and expenses of (H.Doc.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation: to provide for loans 516), 984.
for the purpose of postponing foreclosure of farm mort- Remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 1297, 1311.
gages (see bill H.R. 14440), 2641. Remarks 1n House relative to the proposed additional cut
Petitions and papers presented by, trom. in wages of employees in, 2776.
Citizens and individuals, 2555, 3139. Remarks in Senate relative to appropriations for, 5463.
Remarks by, on BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, provide for the method of appoint-
Agricultural appropriation bill, 1022. ment of employees of (see bill H.R. 13656).
Beer bill, 847, 864. · Messa~e from the President transmitting estimate of appro-
Bennett, Charles C., 4286. . priation for (H.Doc. 548), 3823.
Economic conditions repeated by history, 2541. Remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 590, 648,
Farm-allotment plan, 1482, 1595, 1659, 1665, 1671, 1672. BUREAU OF INTERNAL REVENUE ks in H l ti to
National Guard, 2054. . , remar ouse rea ve
Order of business, 4195, 4196. appropriations for, 350,. 1321.
Philippine independence--veto message, 1768. Remarks ~n Senate relati-ve to the proposed reduction of
Treasury-Post Ofiice Departments appropriation bill-con- appropnations for, 3371, 3376.
ference report, 4609. BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, re·
War Department appropriation bill-National. Guard: dis· marks in House relative to, 2623.
ability benefits to ofiicers of, 2235. BUREAU OF MINES, remarks in House relative to appropriations
---officers' retired pay, 2057, 2058, 2428. for, 2764.
---pay scale, 2428. Remarks in House relative to appropriations for helium-
Reports made by, from plant operation by, 4834.
Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce: Remarks in Senate and correspondence relative to appro·
Peedee and Waccamaw River bridges (H.Rept. 1843), 1546. priations for, 4248.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.. . . . BUREAU OF NARCOTICS, letter of Secretary of the Treasury
BURCH, THOMAS G. (a Representattve from Vtrgtma) • transmitting the annual report of, 37, 59.
Attended, 5. BUREAU OF PLANT QUARANTINE remarks in Senate relative to
Remarks by, on ' '
Tucker, Henry St. George: memorial address to, 4358. 1645.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES. BUREAU OF PRISONS, remarks in House relative to industrial
activities of, 454 .
.'BURCHAM, FRANK, pension (see bill S. 5174 >· Remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 2623.
BURDICK, CLARK (a Representative from Rhode Island). Statement by the Director relative to labor in prisons, 2631.
Bill/:~~n7;i~t 5~esolutions
introduced by BUREAU OF PROHIBITION, remai-ks in House relative to- appro-
priations for, 2682.
Lobster fishermen: for relief of certain (see bill H.R. 14085 >• Remarks in Senate relative to appropriations for, 4235. ·
1395.
Shea, Bartholomew: for relief (see bill H.R. 13502)-, 284. BUREAU OF PUBLIC ROADS, remarks in House relative to appro-
Petitions and papers presented by, from · priations for, 1124.
Citizens and individuals, 285, 666, 817, 1355, 2243, 2791, 4957. BUREAU OF RECLAMATION, providing payment to employees for
Reports made by, from mileage traveled in privately owned automobiles (see bill
Committee on Naval Affairs: S. 5134).
Former members of crews of revenue cutters Algonquin and Letter relative to the use of foreign steel in the Hoover Dam,
Onondaga (H.Rept. 1896), 2335. Colorado River, 1896.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES. Remarks in Senate relative to appropriations for, 5455.
BURDICK, EMILY L., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13350). BUREAU OF STANDARDS, remarks in House relative to appropria·
BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS, letter relative to in- tions for, 2635.
spection of canned fruits and vegetables, 3687. BUREAUS AND COMMISSIONS, message from the President trans-
Letter from the Secretary of AgricUlture, transmitting a re- mitting Executive orders consolidating and abolishing (H.
port of a study of the hog situation, made by (S.Doc. Doc. 493), 233, 282.
184)' 3709. .
BUREAU OF THE BUDGET, letter from the Director, transmitting BURFORD, JENNIE H., increase pension (see b111 H.R. 13252) •
a consolidated statement of the reports rendered by the BURGER, CHARLES, relief (see bill H.R. 14036).
several departments and independent establishments and BURKE, CATHERINE E., pension (see bill H.R. 13045).
the municipal government s>f the District of Columbia, BURNETT, CLARISA, pension (see bill H.R. 14523}.
Le~~~r ~~om the Director,
5
transmitting report on the exemp- BURNS, BURK W., relief (see billS. 5130) ·
tions made under section 102 of the 1933 appropriation BURNS, JOHANNA, pension (see b-ill H.R. 13965).
act for the legislative branch of the Government, 39, 59. BURR, ORRIN, relief (see bUl H.R. 14055).
Letter from the Director relative to salary reductions of BURRELL, ELIZABETH, increase pension (see bills. 5061).
Government employees, 513.
Report of the Director on vessels and vehicles forfeited to BURRELL, EMMA F., increase pension (see b111 S. 5665).
the United States for violation of various laws (HDoc. BURT, GILBERT E., relief (see bill H.R. 13400).
490) , 151. BURTNESS, OLGER B. (a .Representative from North Dakota).
Statement concerning the proposed consolidation and group- Attended, 5.
ing of executive agencies under, 251. Amendments offered by, to
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS, remarks in House relative to, 3870. Beer bill (H.R. 13742), 867.
BUREAU OF CHEMISTRY AND SOILS, remarks in House relative Farm-allotment bill (H.R. 13991)-adjustment charges, 1659.
to appropriations for, 1122. ---hogs, 1675.
---wheat acreage, 1612, 1614.
BUREAU OF EDUCATION, remarks in House relative to appropria- Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
tions for, 930. Hamilton, E. F . : for relief (see bill H.R. 14520), 3052.
Resolutions disapproving of the Executive order transfer- Morgan Decorating Co. : for relief (see bill H.R. 13722), 534.
ring the Federal Board for Vocational Education to (see Petitions and papers presented by, from
S.Res. 311; H.Res. 330) · State legislatures, 5415.
BUREAU OF EFFICIENCY, amendment and remarks in Senate Remarks by, on
relative to the proposed abolishment of, 3453, 4802. Agricultural appropriation bill, 994.
Bill to abolish (see billS. 5043). --barberry rust, 1044.
Letter from the Comptroller General of the United States ---transfer of appropriations, 1070.
relative to the bill {S. 2488) ~o abolish, 4803. Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2909.
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BURTNESS, OLGER B.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5260.
Farm-allotment plan, 1339, 1350, 1389, 1390, 1391, 1485, . 1530,
1533, 1535, 1587, 1595, 1605, 1606, 1608, 1612, 1614, 1659,
1660, 1661, 1673, 1675, 1680, 1690, 1711.
First deficiency appropriation bill-emergency relief, Dis-
trict of Columbia, 1307.
---Immigration Service, 1313.
Hoarded money, 1758.
Immigration Service administrative furlough, 1002.
Independent offices appropriation bill-cooperative market-
ing, 3102.
Monetary system, 3325, 3327, 3328, 3330, 3331.
Mortgage foreclosures, 1238.
Unemployment relief, 4732.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
_BURTON, MAHALA, i.n crease pension (see bill S. 5216).
BUSBY, JEFF (a Representative from Mississippi).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Federal Reserve notes: to provide for issuance of United
States. bonds to be used as security for the issuance of
(see bill H.R. 14242), 1833.
Remarks by, on
Balancing the Budget, 1757, 1758, 1759.
Banking system, 218.
Currency inflation, 4091, 4092.
District· of Columbia-banking business, 5573, 5574, 5575,
5576.
. Federal Reserve notes issued on 10-year Government bond
security, 1802.
Federal Reserve system: improvement in facilities of, 2896.
Home-loan banks, 2534.
Interest rate on Panama Canal bonds, 1249.
Mississippi veterans' benefits, 1238.
National banking associations: powers of Comptroller of the
Currency respecting, 5027.
National income figures-currency expansion, 1249, 1250.
Open forum committee, 647.
Tariffs and foreign currency depreciation, 1820.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
BUSHKILL BRIDGE co., allow them to bridge the Delaware River
(see bills S. 5504*, 5701*; H.R. 14030*, 14787*).
Remarks in Holli:e on bill (H.R. 14030) to allow them to
bridge the Delaware River, 3580.
DUSINESS DEPRESSIONS. See also PANICS.
Article by Robe Carl White, entitled "These Troublous
Times ", 3243.
BUSINESS MEN, authorize the Reconstruction Finance Corpora-
tion to make loans to (see bill S. 5642) .
BUSINESS STATISTICS, · table showing trend over the past 5
months of 1932, 1512.
BUSSES. See MoTOR VEHICLES.
BUTLER, C. C., relief (see bill H.R. 2926*).
BUTLER, ROBERT R. (late a Representative from Oregon) •
Memorial address to, 3818, 4368, 4369, 4370.
Memorial services to, 4344.
Rewlutions on death of (see H.Res. 344*; S.Res. 320*).
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Columbia River: to extend time for commencing and com-
pleting construction of bridge across (see bill H.R. 14060),
1355. . ---Public Health Service, 36~.
DUTLER COUNTY BANKERS' ASSOCIATION, KANSAS, resolution
relative to branch banking received from, 2145.
BUTTE, ERNEST B., relief (see bill H.R. 14037).
BUTTER. relating to the packing of adulterated (see billS. 4065*).
Statistics relative to imports and exports of, 1487, 1488.
BUTI'ERFAT, amendments in House to the allotment bill (H.R.
13991) relating to, 1377, 1533, 1590, 1595, 1610, 1662, 1665,
1670, 1674, 1685, 1686, 1690.
Statistics relative to production of, 1377.
"BUY AMERICA", article from the Bridgeport (Conn.) Life en-
titled, 3173.
"BUY AMERICAN", article by Samuel G. Blythe entitled, 2356.
Remarks in Senate relative to the slogan, 2985.
BUYING POWER OF MONEY, memorial of Legislature of North
Dakota urging the passage of legislation to stabilize, 4870.
BUYING POWER OF THE PEOPLE, remarks in House relative to,
3885.
BUZARD, VIRGIL, relief (see bill H.R. 14050).
BYERRUM, R. 0., letter relative to branch banking written by,
1468.
BYRD, RICHARD E. (rear admiral, Unired States Navy, retired),
remarks in Senate ·relative to the record of, 1154.
Remarks in House relative to the pay of, 2056.
BYRNES, JAMES F. (a Senator from South Carolina).
Attended, 3.
Appointed conferee, 3770, 5012.
Appointed on f.u neral committee. 1429. . f
Muscle Shoals: radio address of Kenneth McKellar on, 3181.
BYRNES, JAMES F.-Continued
Problems confronting the Democratic Party: radio address
on, 3008.
Amendments offered by, to
Agricultural appropriation bill-Federal-aid highways, 3691.
Glass-Steagall banking bill-branch banking, 2072.
Philippine independence (bill H.R. 7233), 549, 612.
Second deficiency bill (H.R. 14769)-International Institute
of Agriculture, 5466.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill (H.R.
13520)-assessments on banks, 3459.
---Bureau of Efficiency, 3453.
- - - Court of Claims, 3424, 3535.
---executive departments: reorganization of, 3142, 3160,
3537.
---official automobiles, 2869.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Farm mortgages, refinancing of: to create a Federal land
and loan corporation for the (S. 5676), 4566.
Improvement projects: to provide for carrying out of per-
manent (see bill S 5087), 161.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
State legislatures, 3827.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill-Federal-aid highways, 3691,
3704.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 4886, 5110.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2646, 2647, 2649,
3704.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5312, 5313.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton-conference re-
port, 2949.
District of Columbia appropriation bill-taxicabs, 5344, 5345.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4060.
Government economy, 2646, 2648.
Legislative appropriation bill, 4809.
---Library of Congress, 4810.
Philippine independence, 545, 54~, 549, 612, 614, 615.
Technocracy, 2989.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 2646,
2654, 3440.
- -·-assessments on banks, 3459.
--Bureau of Efficiency, 3453, 3454, 3455, 3456.
- - - conference report, 4892.
---Court of Claims, 3535.
---creditors of the United States, 3434.
---executive departments: reorganization of, 3160, 3537,
3538, 3539, 3540, 3543, 3544.
---executive economy, 3079, 3080, 3089, 3169.
---Government purchase of American goods, 3255.
---official automobiles, 2869.
---permanent appropriaticns, 3462.
---salary reduction, 3471, 3472, 3531.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
BYRNS, JOSEPH W. (a Representative from Tennessee).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 3801.
Appointed teller, 452, 455, 1318, 4620.
Amendments offered by, to
First deficiency appropriation bill (H.R. 13975) -tax · re-
funds, 1954.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill (H.R.
13520). 4505.
---living quarters, customs officers, 350.
Bills and joint resolutions intmduced by
Deficiencies: making appropriations to supply for fiscal
year ending June 30, 1933, the urge"n t (see bill H.R.
13975). 1145.
- - - t o make appropriations to supply urgent (see bill
H.R. 14436), 2640.
Employees of Congress: authorizing payment of salaries on
December 20 of officers and (see H.J.Res. 503), 335.
George Washington Bicentennial Commission: relating to
t.enure of congressional members of (H.R. 14745), 4641.
Treasury and Post Ofiice Departments: making appropria-
tions for fiscal year ending June 30, 1934, for (see bill
H.R. 13520), 297.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Adjourn: to, 362, 475, 1257, 1325, 5668.
Concur: to, 4593.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-to
agree to conference, 5137.
---conference report: to agree to amendments, 4620.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 1047.
---permanent appropriations, 1042, 1043.
---transfer of appropriations, 1071, 1072.
---Weather Bureau, 1031, 1032.
Appropriations Committee work, 592.
Balancing the Budget-President's message, 341, 343, 344,
345.
Banking laws reform, 2038.
First deficiency appropriation bill, 1217, 1296, 1298, 1304,
1308, 1867, 1904, 1949, 1951, 1952, 1954.
- - -. detection and prosecution of crimes, 1309• .
---emergency relief, 1304, i308.
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BYRNS, JOSEPH W.-Continued
Remarks by, on
First deficiency appropriation blll-Employment Service,
1319.
---Immigration Service, 1296, 1297, 1298, 1301, 1316.
- - t a x refunds, 1321, 1954, 1955, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1964,
2677.
---veto message, 2448.
District of Columbia appropriation bill, 4446.
General debate, 526.
George Washington Bicentennial Commission, 5138.
Howard University, 1047.
Interior Department appropriation bill-Education Bureau
publications, 593.
---Howard University, 939.
---transfer of appropriations, 939, 940, 941.
Limitation of debate, 4595.
Order of business, 68, 69, 414, 920, 1144.
Permanent appropriations, 645, 646. ' Bill to withdraw from settlement and entry certain lands in
President's message, 1971, 1972, 1973.
Printing matter in the Record, 566.
Prisons Bureau activities, 455.
Question of constitutional privilege, 1953.
Second deficiency bill, 5040.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill,
335, 336, 337, 344, 347.
- - - Air Mail Service, 505, 506.
---automatic salary increases, 507, 508.
---balances due foreign countries, 473.
---central heating plant, 458.
---Coast Guard salvaging work, 359.
---conference report, 4:505, 4589, 4590, 4593, 4595, 4596,
4597, 4598, 4605, 4611, 4615, 4616, 4617, 4618, 4619,
5138, 5371, 5372, 5373, 5377.
---delivery services, 459, 460.
--distinctive paper, 348, 349, 350.
---foreign air mall, 471.
---furlough or pay cut, 344, 345, 346.
---Internal Revenue Bureau, 350, 352.
---mails conveyed by special arrangement, 460, 461.
---night workers, 520.
---ocean mail, 463.
---parcel post-Postal Savings, 456.
--public buildings, 403, 404, 405, 406, 407, 412, 413, 449,
450, 451, 452, 455.
---prohibition enforcement, 355, 359.
---Reconstruction Finance Corporation, 347, 348.
---refunds of taxes, 353.
---retirement pay, 513, 514, 518, 519.
--salary cuts, 509, 511, 512, 513, 521, 523, 524, 525, 526.
---Seatrain Co., 462.
---Secret Service, 362.
---special-delivery messengers, 514, 515, 516.
--typewriters, 348.
---waiving points of order, 395.
Tribute to retiring Members, 5551.
Vacating proceedings in Journal, 981.
War Department appropriation bill, 2299, 2322.
---national military parks, 2430.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Appropriations:
First deficiency appropriation bill (H.R. 13975, 14436, H.
Repts. 1814, 1923), 1145, 2722.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill
(H.R. 13520, H.Rept. 1787), 296, 297.
Committee of conference:
First deficiency appropriation bill (HR. 13975, H.Rept.
1875) • 1904.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation b111 (H.
Rept. 2073) ' 4505, 5365.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
CABLE, JOHN L. (a Representative from Ohio).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Antitrust laws: authorizing the President during periods of
economic depression to suspend operati-on of (see b1ll H.R.
14754)' 4767.
Bank checks: to repeal tax on (see b1ll H.R. 14107), 1435.
Bollinger, Jane: to pension (see bill H.R. 14732), 4555.
Boyd, Florence G.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14730),
4555.
Branch banks: to require certificates of public convenience
!or the establishment and operation of (see bill H.R.
14345), 2193.
Constitution of the United States: proposing ameOOm.ent to
provide a method of amendment by popular initiative and
referendum to the (see H.J.Res. 505), 363.
Davis, Alonzo Edward: to pension (see bill H.R. 13389), 152.
Morris, Josephine: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13388),
152.
Otto, Clifford Lamer: to pension (see bill H.R. 14731), 4555.
Shepherd, Olive J.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13723), 534.
Stopher, Hubert: to correct military record (see bill H.R.
13824)' 817.
Trade and industry: to regulate competition and stabilize
(see bill H.R. 14583), 3581.
2-cent postage: to restore on first-class mail matter (see bill
H.R. 14106), 1435.
37
CABLE, JOHN L.-Continued
Remarks by, on
First deficiency appropriation btll-Immlgration Service,
1313.
Votes Of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
CAFFREY, JOHN N., relief (see bi1l H.R. 13625).
CAIN, JOHN F., relief (see bill H.R. 13629).
CALCASIEU RIVER, LA., report of Secretary of War on survey of
(ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public docu-
ment), 297.
CALDERON, RAIMUNDA VALLADARES DE, relief (see bill H.R.
12744*).
CALDWELL, DAVID G., relief (see billS. 5118).
CALDWELL, GEORGE, relief (see bill H.R. 361P).
CALIFORNIA, authorize .. selection of lands for the use of the
State park system of (see bills S. 5612•; H.R. 14534*).
(see bill H.R. 14176).
Bill to adjudicate claims of Indians in· (see bill S. 3731•) .
Bill to authorize an appropriation for the benefit of Indians
in (see bill H.R. 14795).
Letter from the general manager of the State Chamber of
Commerce relative to the use of foreign steel in the
Hoover Dam, Colorado River, 1896.
Ratification by the legislature of the proposed amendment
to the Constitution of the United States relative to the
terms of the President, Vice President, Senators, and
Representatives, 2192, 2245.
Memorial of legislature urging legislation relating to the
jurisdiction over all lands in Kern County, 2799.
Memorial of legislature urging enactment of the farm relief
bill (S. 1197), 3656.
Memorial of legislature urging repeal of the eighteenth
amendment, 4559.
Memorial of legislature urging legislation to allow the
manufacture of nonintoxicating light wines, 4559.
Remarks in House on bill (S. 5612) to authorize selection of
land for the use of the State park system of, 5389.
Remarks in Senate and correspondence relative to electric-
light rates in, 1438.
Text of an act of the legislature relative to advance plan-
ning of publlc works, 3743.
CALUMET HARBOR AND RIVER, ILL. AND IND., report of Secre-
tary of War on survey of (H.Doc. 494), 284.
CALUMET JOINT LABOR COUNCIL, resolution relative to the bill
(S. 2487) to provide for a bimetalllc system of cUrrency,
5191.
CAMBRIDGE, MASS., statement concerning operations of the
Federal Home Loan Bank of, 901.
CAMDEN, N.J., relief of First Camden National Bank & Trust Co.
(see bill S. 2349).
Resolution of the board of commissioners urging legisla-
tion to authorize the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
to make loans to municipalities, 4961.
Resolution of the board of commissioners favoring the
issuance of a special 3-cent postage stamp in honor of
Thaddeus Kosciusko, 4961.
CAMDEN HARBOR, MAINE, report of Secretary of War on survey
of, 37.
CAMELBACK WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT, ARIZONA,
inquiry relative to protests filed against application for
loan by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to (see
S.Res. 356).
CAMERON, JOSEPH M., pension (see bill H.R. 13084).
CAMPAIGN FUNDS, continuing the special committee investigat-
ing expenditure of (see S.Res. 324*}.
Resolution to increase the limit of expenditures of the
special committee to investigate expenditures of (see
S.Res. 374).
CAMPBELL, ED. H. (a. Representative from Iowa).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
Farm-allotment bill (H.R. 13991)-hogs, 1676.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bank checks: to repeal tax on (see bill H.R. 13608), 415.
Bender, E. R.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13615), 415.
Brugmann, Mrs. H. H.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13883), 944.
Constitution of the United States: proposing amendment
relating to tax on income derived from securities to (see
H.J.Res. 506), 415.
Legal tender: authorizing discharge of obligations to pay
money by payment of (see bill H.R. 14604), 3653.
Manufactured food products: to amend Constitution author-
izing Congress to fix prices of (see H.J.Res. 593), 3653.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 476, 817, 3488.
Societies and associations, 153, 364, 817, 3488.
Remarks by, on
Currency infiation, 4080, 4083, 4092, 4628.
District of Columbia appropriation bill-taxicabs, 4203.
Farm-allotment plan, 1541, 1542, 1600, 1676.
Taritfs and foreign currency depreciation, ·1820, 1822, 3963.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES,
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CAMPBELL, GUY E. (a Representative /rom Pennsylvania).
Attended, 5.
Appointed on funeral · committee, 1435.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Building and loan associations: dividends to shareholders in
domestic, to amend Revenue Act of 1932 relative to (see
bill H.R. 14782), 5188.
Dieterich, Sallie T.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14542), 3139.
Holleran, Ellen: for relief (see bill H.R. 13915), 985.
Monongahela River: to construct bridge across (see bill H.R.
13311). 75.
Precht, Frieda: to pension (see bill H.R. 13466), 230.
Synder, Martha: to pension (see bill H.R. 13467), 230.
Remarks by, on
Toll bridge across Monongahela River, Pittsburgh, 1902.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
CAMPBELL, ROY H., AND OTHERS, allow them to bridge the Des
Moines River (see blll H.R. 9385•).
CAMPBELL, MYRTLE, relief (see bill H.R. 14286).
CAMPBELL, SYLVIA, pension (see bill H.R. 13833) .
CAMP BULLIS, TEX., authorize acquisition of land in the vicinity
of (see bill H.R. 12769•).
Message from the President transmitting an estimate of
appropriation for completing the acquisition of land at
(S.Doc. 207}, 5192.
CAMP HARRY J. JONES, requesting the Secretary of War to coun-
termand orders for removal of troops from (see S.Res. 306).
Remarks in Senate on Senate Resolution 306, requesting that
orders for the removal of troops be countermanded, 915.
CAMP McDOWELL INDIAN RESERVATION. See INDIANS.
CAMP MARFA, TEX., remarks in House relative to, 583.
CAMP STEPHEN D. LITTLE, requesting the Secretary of War to
countermand orders for removal of troops from (see S.Res.
306).
Remarks in Senate on Senate Resolution 306, requesting
that orders for tbe removal of troops be countermanded,
915.
CAMP TAYLOR, KY., amend act providing for the sale of (see
bills S. 5528; H.R. 13460, 14477).
Letter of Secretary of War transmitting a draft of a pro-
posed bill for sale of, 2640.
CANADA, address delivered by Representative William E. Hull be-
fore the National Rivers and Harbors Convention relative
to the effect of the St. Lawrence treaty on the Lakes to the
Gulf waterway, 1973.
Article appearing in the Washington Daily News relative to a
possible trade pact between Canada and France against
the United States, 886.
Bill to authorize an appropriation for payment to the Gov-
ernment of Canada on account of the claim of Janet
Hardcastle Ross (see bill H.R. 12743•).
Injunction of secrecy removed in Senate from the treaty
relating to the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence deep waterway,
2096.
Letter from the Secretary of State relating to the treaty
concerning the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence deep waterway,
1399.
Letters relative to the prohibitive duties in Canada on mer-
chandise manufactured in the United States, 3179.
Remarks in House relative to the treaty for completion of
the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence waterway, 1976, 5547.
Statistics relative to the banklng system of, 1655.
Statistics relative to the military forces of, 2173.
Treaty for completion of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence deep
waterway, 4789.
CANALE, PETER UMBERTO, relief (see bill H.R. 13541).
CANAL ZONE. See PANAMA.
CANCELING STAMP, providing for a special stamp b0osting the
purchase of American goods (see bill H.R. 14221).
CANCELATION OF FOREIGN DEBTS. See FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
CANFIELD, HARRY C. (a Representative from Indiana).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to .
Beer bill (H.R. 13'Z.42), 860.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Constitution of the United States: proposing amendment
to repeal the eighteenth amendment to (see H.J.Res. 489),
76.
Earhart, Artimissa A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13110), 43.
Hoagland, Katie: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13109},
43.
Kidwell, Jordan: to correct military record (see bill H.R.
13107). 43.
Lahrman, Lloyd Vurl: for relief (see blll H.R. 14143), 1548.
Leive, Ida Charlotte: to pension (see bill H.R. 14701), 4376.
McWilliams, Laura: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13796),
719.
Pool, Zack: to pension (see bill H.R. 14747), 4641.
Raridon, John w.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13108), 43. -
Revenue: to provide additional (see bill H.R. 13313), 75.
Trullender, Martha J.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13111}, 43.
CANFIELD, HARRY C.-Continued
Petitions and papers presented by, tram
Societies and associations, 817.
Remllrks by, on
~eer bill, 758, 860.
Stewart, Ernest Linwood, 3802.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
CANFIELD, MARY A.: increase pension (see bill H.R. 13632).
CANN, JOHN PEARCE, relief (see bill S. 2203*).
CANNABIS INDICA, prohibit importation of (see bill H.R. 14136).
CANNAN, ANNIE: increase pension (see bill H.R. 13127).
CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES, amendment and remarks
in Senate relative to inspection of, 3687.
Correspondence relative to inspection of, 3687, 3688, 3690.
Report of the Federal Trade Commission on Comparative
Quality of Manufacturers', Chains, and Other Distributors'
Brands of (S.Doc. 170}, 1714.
CANNON. See CoNDEMNEl> CANNON.
CANNON, CLARENCE (a Representative from Missoori).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 4624, 5529.
Appointed teller, 4256, 4428.
Amendments offered by, to
District of Columbia appropriation bill (H.R. 14643), 4256.
---salary increases, 4446.
---traffic bureau, 4206.
Bills and 'joint resolutions introduced by
District of Columbia appropriation bill (H.R. 14643), 3917.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Adjourn: to, 3917, 4.209, 4452.
Committee of the Whole, 3867, 3914, 4062, 4100, 4182, 4208,
4256, 4277, 4427, 4446.
District of Columbia: to print as House document the re-
port of power needs of (H.Res. 355), 2065.
Recess: to, 5651.
Special order for certain matters in connection With Dis-
trict of Columbia appropriation bill (H.Res. 377), 3918.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 46, 153.
Remarks by, on
Bank checks: tax on, 4064, 4065.
District of Columbia appropriation bill, 3867, 4062, 4182,
4183, 4196, 4198, 4199, 4257, 4427, 4431, 4448, 5529.
---automobiles, 4257.
--bridges, 4263, 4268, 4269.
---conference report, 5611, 5618, 5659.
---highway department, 4259, 4260, 4266, 4267.
---hospitals, 4436, 4437.
---National Guard, 4445.
---prisons, 4435.
--public schools, 4272, 4428, 4429, 4430.
---refuse removal, 4268, 4269, 42'i'O, 4271.
---register of wills, 4208.
---salary increases, 4446.
---street improvements, 4260, 4261, 4264, 4267.
---tax rates, 4184, 4185, 4192.
---tax sales, advertisement of, 4257.
---traffic bureau, 4206.
---wage scale, 4263.
- - - water supply, 4445, 4446.
--welfare and relief, 4438, 4439, 4440, 4442, 4443, 4444.
Farm-allotment plan, 1518, 1544.
Limitation of debate, 4202, 4258, 4260, 4265, 4269, 4272, 4427,
4428, 4432, 4433, 4436, 4440, 4444.
Private banking: Government competition with, 4063.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans: publicity of,
4063, 4070.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Appropriations:
District of Columbia appropriation bill (H.Rept. 2001), 3867,
3918.
Committee of conference:
District of Columbia appropriation bill (H.R. 14643, H.Rept.
2201)' 5607.
Votes of. See YEA-.AND-NAY VoTES.
CANNONBALL RIVER, N.DAK. AND S.DAK., report of Secretary of
War on survey of (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess.,
as public document), 36. ·
CANON CITY, COLO., resolutions of the city council, favoring the
issuance of national currency based on municipal bonds,
3660.
CANYON DE CHELLY NATIONAL MONUMENT, amend act author-
izing the establishment in the Navajo Indian Reservation,
Ariz., of (see bills S. 5190•; H.R. 13960•).
CAPITAL TRACTION CO., annual report of (S.Doc. 179). 2955,
3051, 3243.
CAPITOL BUILDING AND GROUNDS, relating to Statuary Hall in
the Capitol Building (see H.Con.Res. 47*).
Joint resolution authorizing removal of certain statues from
Statuary Hall (see H.J.Res. 507).
Message from the President, transmitting estimate of appro-
priation for removal of statues from Statuary Hall in the
Capitol Building (S.Doc. 208), 5192.
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CAPlTOL BUILDING AND GROUNDS--Continued
Remarks in House relative to the barring of cranks !Tom the
House gallery, 453.
Remarks in House relative to the lowering of the fiags on
the Senate and House wings as a mark of respect to the
memory of Calvin Coolidge, 2031.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for restaurants,
kitchens, and barber shops in the Capitol Building, 3402,
3412.
Remarks in House relative to the proposed closing of the
restaurants .and barber shops in the House wing of the
Capitol, 4068.
Resolution to close the restaurants and barber shops in the
House wing of the Capitol (see H.Res. 381}.
CAPITOL POLICE, remarks in House relative to, 4612.
CAPLINGER, MARTHA, pension (see bill S. 5344}.
CAPLINGER, WILLIAM M., pension (see bill H.R. 13734).
CAPONE, ALPHONSE, letters from prison officials denying that
special privileges have been accorded to, 2541.
CAPPER, ARTHUR (a Senator from Kansas).
Attended, 3.
Appointed conferee, 3776, 5430, 5451, 5466.
Public-utility companies of District of Columbia: report of
(S.Doc. 179), 3243.
Reconstruction program of National Grange: radio address
by L. J. Taber, master o! the National Grange, discussing,
4655.
"What's Wrong with Congress ": article in New York Times,
by Millard E. Tydings, entitled, 3480.
Amendments offered by, to
Distribution of Government-owned cotton (bill H.R. 13607),
1183.
Distri{!t of Columbia-property clerk (S. 5053}, 4969.
District of Columbia appropriation bill (H.R. 14643)-hous-
ing information, 5332.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Beck, Mary A.: to pension (see b1ll S. 5056), 63.
Bradshaw, Lena~ to increase pension (see b!ll S. 5409}, 1781.
Brahler, Annie Regina: authorizing removal of remains from
St. Mary's Cemetery to Cedar Hill Cemetery of the late
(see b111 S. 5052), 63.
District of Columbia: authorizing Commissioners to permit
construction of an oil and gasoline pipe line (see
bill s. 5667) ' 4460.
---authorizing the sale of the old Potomac School prop-
erty in (see bill S. 5470), 2131.
- - - t o amend section 653 of the Code of Law for (see b1ll
s. 6436)' 193.2.
- - - t o amend sections 416 and 417 of the Revised Statutes
relating to (see bill S. 5053), 63.
- - - B Street SW., to change name of (S.J.Res. 258), 4963.
- - - t o regulate the bringing of action for damages against
(see b111 8. 5224), 675.
- - t o relieve destitution in (see bill S. 5553) , 2801.
Dodds, Hulda: to pension (see b111 S. 5055), 63.
Fugatt, Wiillam Edward: to pension (see billS. 5492}, 2254.
Goodwin, Everett: to pension (see b111 8. 5057), 63.
Milk and cream: to regulate the importation of (see bill S.
5170)' 367.
Miller, Elmer E.: to confer jurisdiction upon the Court of
Claims to render Judgment upon the claim of (see b111 S.
5435), 1932.
Missouri River bridge, Kansas City, Kans.: to consent to
compacts between states of Kansas and Missouri
tor acquisition, maintenance, and operation of (see
s. 5687), 4874.
- - t o return to Senate bill (H.R. 14500) relative to
(see S.Con.Res. 44), 5136.
Nicholson, George N.: to authorize Commlss1oners of District
~f Columbia to reappoint 1n police department (see bill
s. 5289), 948.
Osborn, Massie E.: to pension (see b111 S. 524'7), 72.2.
Parker, Mary L.: to increase pension (see blll S. 5054), 63.
Presidential inaugural ceremonies, 1933: to provide for the
maintenance of public order and protection of life and
property in connection with (see S.J.Res. 236), 2071.
Ruffi.n, Nancy Jane: to pension (see b1ll S. 5593), 3489.
Washington Gas Light Co.: to authorize merger o:f the
Georgetown Gaslight Co. with and into (see b111 S. 6225),
675.
Willoughby, Teressa: to increase pension (see bill S. 5058},
63.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Reconsider: to, 5296.
Rental conditions in District: to extend to January 10, 1933,
authority for investigation of (see S.Res. 302), 367.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 159, 233, 366, 541, 721, 886, 946,
1159, 1260, 1619, 1715, 1780, 1855, 1931, 2068, 2130, 2247,
2455, 2643, 2727, 2956, 3141, 3347, 3489, 3585, 4652.
Societies and as!>Ociations, 61, 159, 233, 366, 541, 721, 886, 946,
1159, 1398, 1'715, 1781, 1855, 1932, 2068, 2247, 2341, 2455,
2643, 2727, 2800, 2956, 3141, 3240, 3347, 8489, 3585, 3928,
43 77' 4561, 5294.
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CAPPER, ARTHUR-Continued
Remarks by, on
All Ride on the Farmer's Back, 903.
Bank-check tax, 233.
Barber shop closing, 447.
Chain stores: report of Federal Trade Commission on, 2749.
Child-labor problems, 1164.
Congressional automobile tags, 447.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 964, 1183.
District of Columbia-actions for damages, 4976.
---banking business, 5508.
---gasoline tax, 3758.
---property clerk, 4969.
- - - sale of property no longer needed for public purposes,
4975.
- - - teachers, salaries, 4976.
District of Columbia appropriation bill-taxicabs, 5345.
Eighteenth amendment--law enforcement, 62.
---repeal of, 4222.
Fair-trade legislation, 821, 822, 823, 826, 827, 828, 829, 2508.
Farm mortgages, 6520.
Farm relief-allotment plan, 303.
Freight rates on agricultural products, 3585.
Glass-Steagall banking bill-branch banking, 2145.
Grain Futures Act, 3860.
Kansas State Board of Agriculture: resolutions of, 2455.
Naval ammunition depot. Lake Denmark, N.J .. 5510.
Philippine independence, 386, 550.
Purchasing power o! farm organizations, 1437.
Street-railway merger, 737, 738, 740, 821.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-voca-
tional education, 3465.
Wheat situation, 1191.
World Court, 419.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Brayshaw, M. M. (S.Rept. 1232), 4214.
Casey, Escha Whittington (S.Rept. 1338), 5296.
Fax, Mary Elizabeth (S.Rept. 1265). 4652.
Lichty, Galen E. (S.Rept. 1263), 4662.
Mahoney, Florence (S.Rept. 1264), 4652.
Naval ammunition depot, Lake Denmark., N.J. (S.Rept.
1336). 5296.
Rio Grande River: overfiow of (S.Rept. 1337), 5296.
Symes. Elizabeth and Ed, and others (S.Rept. 1339), 5296.
Committee on the District of Columbia:
Banking: to regulate (S.Rept. 1326), 5296.
B Street SW. (S.Rept. 1359), 5447.
Destitution: relief of (S.Rept. 1177), 3664.
Gasoline tax (S.Rept. 1152), 3351.
Government property: sale of certain (S.Rept. 1231), 4179.
Industrial insurance policies (S.Rept. 1207), 3829.
Nicholson, George N. (S.Rept. 1043), 1551.
Rental conditions (S.Rept. 1354), 5297.
Revised Statutes: to amend as relating to District of
Columbia (S.Rept. 1186), 3744.
Wilson and Minor Teachers Colleges (S.Rept. 1182}, 3744.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
CAPPER-KELLY FAIR-TRADE BILL. See TRADEMARKS.
CAPRON, ffiENE ELIZABETH, grant certain public lands Jn Cali-
fornia to (see bill H.R. 13648).
CAPWELL, MARTHA J., increase pension (see blll H.R. 13689).
CARAWAY, HATTIE (a Senator from Arkansas).
Attended, 3.
Credentials presented, 609.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Auer, Jessie B.: to pension (see bill S. 5375), 1439.
Hughes, Norfieet: to pension (see bill S. 5376), 1439.
Kimberly, Edia A.: to pension (see bill S. 5377), 1439.
Spring, Theta B.: to pension (see bill S. 5378), 1439.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 233, 417.
Societies and associations, 4214.
Remarks by, on
.. Farm Woman to the Earth": poem by Mrs. Anna Flour-
noy Bassett, entitled, 2733.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
CARDEN, CAP R. (a Representative from Kentucky).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Cox, Ernest Carroll: for relief (see bill H.R. 13468), 230.
Leonardi, Bartholomew C.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13390),
152.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
CAREY, ELIZA A., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14471).
CAREY, ROBERT D. (a Senator from Wyoming).
Attended, 3.
Appointed on funeral committee, 5416.
National Park Service--Jackson Hole: article from news-
paper on, 2645.
Amendments offered by, to
Increase in banking facilities (bill S. 4412), 1266.
Tax on shares (bill S. 4291), 1266.
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CAREY, ROBERT D.-Continued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Agricultural commodities: to lease agricultural lands to re-
duce overproduction of (see bill S. 5680), 4653.
Agricultural industry: to meet existing emergency in (see
bill s. 5570). 3056.
Barrett, Edward: to grant honorable discharge to (see bill
s. 5666). 4460.
Corwine, Claris N.: to grant honorable discharge to (see bill
s. 5519)' 2563.
Emergency Relief and Construction Act, 1932: relating to
security for certain loans under section 201 of (see
bill s. 5367), 1439.
- - - t o extend to certain self-liquidating projects the
provisions of section 201 of (see bill S. 5366), 1439.
Grazing fees within national forests: authorizing fixing of
(see S.J.Res. 219), 609.
Mitchell, Willard Heath: granting an honorable discharge to
(see bill S. 5384), 1551.
Water users on irrigation projects: for the temporary relief
of (see billS. 5417), 1857.
- - - t o extend operation of act of April 1, 1932, for tem-
porary relief of (see bills s. 5236, 5269), 675, 887.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Campaign expenditures: to limit cost of investigation of
(see S.Res. 374), 5069.
General Land Office: disapproving Executive order for trans-
fer of (see S.Res. 313), 952.
Marvel, c. G.:. to appoint as messenger (see S.P..es. 316),
1266.
Remarks by, on
Louisiana senatorial election, 4669.
National Park Service, 952.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation:
Irrigation projects: to provide for temporary relief of water
users on (S. 5417, S.Rept. 1067), 1932.
Committee on Military Afi'airs:
Meaney, James J. (S. Rept. 1310), 4962.
Neville, Arthur I. (S.Rept. 1362), 5448.
Stotts, John S. (S.Rept . .1309), 4962.
Committee on Public Lands and Surveys:
Lester, William A. (S.Rept. 1062), 1781.
Lester, Zetta (S.Rept. 1063), 1781.
Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks (S.Res. 226),
1857.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
OARGILL. GEORGE BRACKETT (deceased), relief (see bill H.R.
5548*).
CARLETON, EARNEST B., relief (see bill H.R. 14318).
CARLEY, PATRICK J. (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 5.
Appointed teller to count the electoral vote, 1832.
Resignation as Chairman of Committee on Election of
President, etc., 3546.
Votes oj. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
CARLISLE, JOHN G., statement concerning the evils of a fluctuat-
ing and depreciated currency, 4582.
CARLOW, JOHN F., relief (see bill H.R. 14120).
CARMAN, ELIZABETH R., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14210).
CARMEN, ADELA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14148).
CARNEGIE ENDOWMENT FOR INTERNATIONAL PEACE, re-
marks in House relative to, 3337.
CARNICLE, M. C., relief (see bill H.R. 14254).
CARPENTER, ESTHER J., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13932}.
CARPENTER, KENNETH, relief (see billS. 213*).
CARPENTER, SARAH J., increase pension (see bill S. 5032).
CARR, JAMES, increase pension (see bill S. 5441).
" CARRYING OUR FOREIGN COMMERCE SUPPORTING NA-
TIONAL DEFENSE", article by Hardin B. Arledge entitled,
1267.
CARSON CITY, NEV., remarks in Senate relative to appropriations
for an assay office at, 2665.
CARTER, ALBERT E. (a Representative from CalijCYrnia) .
Attended, 5.
Appointed on committee to arrange for memorial services
to Calvin Coolidge, 1873.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Barnes, Charles D.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14144), 1548.
Burger, Charles: for relief (see bill H.R. 14036), 1326.
Butte, Ernest B.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14037), 1326.
Jordan, Wallace M.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14038), 1326.
Jotter, Evelyn: for relief (see bill H.R. 14570), 3343.
Petitio~ and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1326, 2724, 3918, 4767.
Societies and associations, 666, 817, 1258, 2065, 4767.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY Vo'IEs.
CARTER, VINC&'.TT (a Representative from Wyoming).
Attended, 5.
Eills and joint resolutions int;·oduced by
Crop liens: to provide that security for advances under Re-
construction Finance Corporation may be made on (see
bill H.R. 13712), 534.
CARTER, VINCENT-Continued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Oliver, Andrew J.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13112), 43.
Petroleum and petroleum products: relating to the labeling
of (see bill H.R. 14179), 1616.
Root, Mrs. William G.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13113), 43,
Wymore, Charles L.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13114), 43.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 4106, 4555.
Societies and associations, 3824.
State legislatures, 4106, 4555, 5188.
Remarks by, on
General Land Office transfer, 1038.
Livestock industry: stabilization of, 3568, 3569.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
CARTER, WILLIAM J., relief (see bill H.R. 13622).
CARTHRON, HAL B., relief (see bill H.R. 6545*).
CARTMELL, LUCY A., increase pension (see bills H.R. 13893,
14450).
CARTWRIGHT, WILBURN (a Representative from Oklahoma).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Duncan, G. D.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14446), 2641.
Love, Vina: for relief of heirs (see bill H.R. 14088), 1396.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Indian Afi'airs:
District No. 13, Choctaw County, Okla.: tuition for Indian
pupils (H.Rept. 2189), 5415. ·
Kickapoo Indian lands, Oklahoma (H.Rept. 1901), 2451.
Seneca Indian schools, Wyandotte, Okla. (H.Rept. 2183).
5414.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
CARY, GLOVER H. (a Representative from Kentucky).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Farm mortgages: to establish a credit system through the
Federal Reserve banking system and Federal farm loan
system for liquidating and refunding at reduced interest
rate (see bill H.R. 14032), 1326.
Knight, Elizabeth: to pension (see b111 H.R. 14231), 1779.
Meadors, James D.: to transfer certain land in Hopkins
County, Ky., to (H.R. 14447), 2641.
Moreland, Donnie E.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14490), 2790.
Mosely, J. P.: to extend benefits of Employees' Compensation
Act to (H.R. 14591), 3581.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
CASCADE RIVER, MINN., report of Secretary of War on survey of
(ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public docu-
ment), 36.
CASCAMBAS, APOSTOLIS B., relief (see bill S. 5192).
CASE, HORACE M., relief (see bill H.R. 14748).
CASEY, ESCHA WHITTINGTON, relief (see bill H.R. 6381•) ,
CASSERLY, JOHN M., relief (see bills S. 5298; H.R. 14190).
CASTELLOW, BRYANT T. (a Representative from Georgia).
Credentials presented and sworn in, 6.
Elected to committees, 403.
Remarks by, on
Beer bill, 809.
Chain gangs and penitentiary in Georgia, 3981.
Eighteenth-amendment repeal, 26.
Farm-allotment plan, 1616, 1661.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
CASTROP, LOUISA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13245).
CATES, C. A., relief (see b1ll H.R. 2294*).
CATHCART, JOHNS., relief (see bill H.R. 7046*).
CATTARAUGUS INDIAN RESERVATION. See INDIANS.
CATTLE, letter from the Tri County Livestock Shipping Associa-
tion relative to charges made for shipment of cattle and
hogs to the Union Stockyards of South St. Paul, Minn.,
3588.
CATTON, ALDEN, relief (see bill H.R. 5256*).
CAVANAGH, FRANCIS T., correct naval record (see b111 H.R.
14294).
CAVICCHIA, PETER A. (a Representatitve from New Jersey).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Lee, Eugene C.: for reiief (see bill H.R. 13116), 43.
Levy, David: for relief (see bill H.R. 13115), 43.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 5651.
Remarks by, on
Gasoline tax, 2899.
Interest rates-Federal home-loan banks, 998, 1001.
Messler, A. C., and Co., 4293.
Rural mortgage land banks: creation o!, 4738.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
CAYLOR, ARMANELLA, pension (see bill S . .5098) .
CEDAR CITY, UTAH, purchase land in (see blli S. 5364).
CEDAR POINT-DAUPHIN ISLAI\TD BRIDGE, ALABAMA, extend
time for construction of (see bills S. 5632*; H.R. 14657•)..

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CELLER, EMANUEL (a Representati"e from New York).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priations bill-printing and binding, 2761.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bankruptcy: to amend a~ to establish uniform system of
(see bill H.R. 14062), 1355. . Appointed teller, 2217.
Constitutional conventions in the States: to authorize (H.R.
14763). 4865.
Flensburger Dampfercompagnie: for relief (see bill H.R.
14271), 1907.
Goldstein, Harold: for relief (see bill H.R. 14690), 4210.
Irving Trust Co. of New York: to investigate activities as
receiver in bankruptcy and equity cases of the (see H.J.
Res. 511), 534.
Kinmeth, Bernard: for relief (see bill H.R. 14716), 4453.
McCool, William: for relief (see bill H.R. 13825), 817.
Medicinal liquor: relating to the prescribing of (see bill
H.R. 14395), 2452.
St. Louis, Yale, and Harvard (steamships) : for correction of
naval records of service of officers and sailors who served
during war with Spain on the (see bill H.R. 14253), 1834.
Motions and resolutions offered by
American Tobacco Co., P. Lorillard Co., R. J. Reynolds To-
bacco Co., Liggett & Meyers Tobacco Co., and Great At-
lantic & Pacific Tea Co.: authorizing Federal Trade Com-
mission to investigate (H.Res. 394), 4767.
Committee of the Whole, 4939.
Medicinal liquor: special order for bill (H.R. 14395) relat-
ing to prescribing of (H.Res. 382}, 4210.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy amendment concerning leaseholds, 1360.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2907, 2920, 5360. ·
Beer bill, 748, 749, 755, 847, 850, 854, 855.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill-printing and binding, 2761, 2762, 2763.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 711, 712, 713.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 9, 4514.
Federal Reserve System: improvement of facilities of, 2895.
Government purchase of American goods, 1894.
Limitation of debate, 4948.
Liquor, State control of: radio address on. 2637.
Medicinal liquor: prescribing of, 4550, 4939, 4941, 4942, 4945,
4947.
Method of ratifying constitutional amendments, 130.
Sperry, Frances 0., 4849.
Sperry Gyroscope Co., Inc., of New York, 2713, 2714.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
prohibition enforcement, 3515.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the ·Judiciary:
Medicinal liquor (H.Rept. 2044), 4209. , ing corporations, insurance companies, and miscellaneous
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
CENSUS, amend act to provide for the fifteenth (see b111 H.R.
13462).
CENSUS BUREAU, remarks in House relative to, 3870.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILROAD, remarks in Senate relative
, to, 3787.
Text of license granting a right of way over the Fort Ben-
rung Milltary Reservation to, 2184.
CENTURY OF PROGRESS, CffiCAGO, ILL., amend act to protect
copyrights and patents of foreign exhibitors at (see
H.J .Res. 561*) .
CEREALS, remarks in House relative to appropriations for in-
vestigations concerning cereal crops and diseases, 1048.
Statistics relative to the materials used in the production of
cereal beverages, 815.
CHACE, LYDIA EFFIE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13623) .
CHAIN STORES, editorial appearing in the Journal of Commerce
of New York on the subject of, 2344.
Letter from the Federal Trade Commission transmitting re-
port on Comparative Quality of Manufacturers', Chains',
and Other Distributors' Brands of Canned Vegetables and
Fruits (S.Doc. 170), 1714.
Remarks in Senate relative to methods of, 826, 919.
Report of the Federal Trade Commission on short weighing
and overweighing in (S.Doc. 153), 481.
Report of the Federal Trade Commission on Sizes of Stores
of Retail Chains (S.Doc. 156), 819.
Report of investigation by the Federal Trade Commission of
the operation of (S.Doc. 178), 2749, 3140.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES, letter com-
menting upon a circular sent out by the National Tribune
misrepresenting the pension policy of, 3663.
Memorandum relating to the merchant marine received
from, 3294.
Statement concerning the effect of depreciated foreign cur-
rencies upon the economic situation in the United States
2356. . '
CHANDLER, ADA M., increase pension (see b111 H.R. 14722).
CHANUTE FIELD, ILL., remarks in House relative to appropria-
tions for improvements at, 1813, 2301.
CHAPMAN, D. W., pension (see billS. 5006).
CHAPMAN, DELILAH J., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13901).
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CHAPMAN, EMMA, increase pension (see blll H.R. 13301).
CHAPMAN, J. R., pension (see b111 S. 5152).
CHAPMAN, PAUL M., paper on the subject of the consolidation
and regrouping of Government agencies, 892.
CHAPMAN, VIRGIL (a Representative from Kentucky).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
War Department appropriation bill-horses, 2215.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bales, Ellar: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14622), 3736.
Berry, Maggie: to pension (see bill H.R. 14087), 1395.
Crop production: to authorize an appropriation of $50,-
000,000 for seed loans and advances to farmers in 1933 for
purpose of (see b111 H.R. 13533), 297.
Emergency Relief and Construction Act: to amend section
301 (a) (1) of (see bill H.R. 13524), 297.
Golden, Wade: to pension (see b111 H.R. 13978), 1145.
Larison. John: for relief (see b1ll H.R. 14636), 3824.
Peterson. Mary E.: to pension (see b111 H.R. 14621), 3735.
Plummer, Pearl: to increase pension (see b111 H.R. 14637),
3824.
Petitions and papers presented by, jrom
Citizens and individuals, 1548.
Remarks by, on
· War Department appropriation bill-Cavalry, 2215.
---horses, 2215.
Reports made by, jrom
Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce:
Chicago River Bridge, illinois (H.Rept. 1918), 2554.
George Washington-Wakefield Memorial Bridge (H.Rept.
2022)' 4105.
lllinois and Mississippi Canal bridge (H.Repts. 1844, 1845),
1547.
Missouri River bridge (H.Rept. 1849), 11547.
Ogden Ship Bridge, Chicago, TIL (H.Rept. 1913), 2554.
Ohio River bridge (H.Rept. 1846), 1547.
Ohio River bridge, illinois (H.Rept. 1907), 2451.
Rock River bridge (H.Rept. 1831), 1395.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
CHAPPAWAMSIC ISLAND, VA., acquire for the use of the Navy
Department (see bills 5679; H.R. 13314).
CHARLESTON (W.VA.) GAZETTE, editorial on the monetary
situation appearing in, 1153. ·
CHASE, J. MITCHELL (a Representative from Pennsylvania).
Attended, 5.
CHASE, STUART, article entitled "Government Economy" writ-
ten by, 2260.
CHASE NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK, list of directorships in
the various public utility companies, banks, manufactur-
corporations held by, 4774.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 3057.
CHAVEZ, DENNIS (a Representative from New Mexico).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Water users on irrigation projects: to extend operation of
act of April 1, 1932, for temporary relief of (see bill H.R.
13918), 1019.
- - - t o further extend benefits of act of April 1, 1932,
for relief of certain (see bill H.R. 13567), 363.
Remarks by, on
Cordova, Jose Ramon, 3810, 3811.
Homestead entries: to allow credit on, 5167.
Irrigation projects: water users on, 5146, 5153, 5158.
Karch, Charles A.: memorial address to, 4364.
New Mexico: patents to lands in, 4861, 4862.
Rio Grande River: overfiow of, 3a08.
State Investment Co., 3231.
Wheeler, Edward B., 3231.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Indian Affairs: .
Camp McDowell Indian Reservation (H.Rept. 2184}, 5415.
Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation:
Water users on irrigation projects (H.Repts. 1885, 2067),
2127, 4452.
Committee on the Public Lands:
General leasing law (H.Rept. 1938), 2790.
Homestead entries: credit on (H.Rept. 2097}, 4865.
Kirby, Sadie L. (H.Rept. 2098), 4865.
Committee on World War Veterans' Legislation:
Albuquerque, N.Mex.: transfer of certain lands to (H.Rept.
2082). 4641.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
CHEESE, statistics relative to imports and exports of, 1487.
CHEHALIS RIVER, WASH., report of Secretary of War on survey of
(ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public docu-
ment}, 37.
CHELAN NATIONAL FOREST, WASH., remarks in House relative
to the proposed exchange of lands in, 570.
CHEMICAL INDUSTRY, remarks in Senate and correspondence
relating to, 2961.
CHENEY, COLEMAN B., article entitled "Unbalance the Budget",
written by, 316.2.
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CHEROKEE INDIANS. See iNDIANS.
CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO., annual reports of
(S.Doc. 179), 1778, 1835, 2942, 2956, 3243.
CHESAPEAKE BAY, MD., allow the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Co. to
bridge (see bills S. 5503*, 5701*; H.R. 14659, 14787*).
CHEVALIER, WILLARD T., address on the subject of the develop-
ment of highways dellvered by, 4653.
CHEW, MARY ETIA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13299).
CHEYENNE BOTTOMS, KANS., remarks in House relative to an
appropriation for the establishment of a migratory-bird
refuge in, 1123.
CHEYENNE INDIANS. See INDIANS.
CHEYENNE (WYO.) MORNING EAGLE (newspaper), article con-
cerning the Jackson Hole area and the national park
system, 2645.
CHEYENNE RIVER AGENCY. See INDIANS.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE, inquiry relative to removal of
restrictions on open-market trading in grain futures on
(see S.Res. 375*).
CHICAGO CONFERENCE ON MAINTENANCE OF WELFARE
STANDARDS, report concerning State and local unem-
ployment relief administration, 4339.
CHICAGO, NORTH SHORE & MILWAUKEE RAILROAD CO., relief
(see billS. 254 *) . · ---publicity of, 4065, 4070, 4071.
CHICAGO WORLD'S FAIR,. amending joint resolution authorizing
the President to invite foreign nations to participate in
(see H.J .Res. 561 *) .
. CHICKASAw CREEK, ALA., report of Secretary of War on survey
of (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public
document), 3487. · ence report, 4613, 5138.
pHICKASAW INDIANS. See INDIANS.
CHIEF OF ENGINEERS. See ARMY.
CHIEF OF STAFF. See ARMY.
CHILCOAT-, MARY, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13092).
CHILD LABOR, conclusions of representatives of national organi-
zations on, 1164.
Decision of the Sup::eme Court of the United States in the
case of Hammer v. Dagenhart, 726.
CHILDREN, amend law relative to naturalization of children of
naturalized citizens · (see bill H.R. 14634).
Bill to provide for the furnishing of food to school children
in the District of Columbia (see bill H.R. 14670).
Bill to authorize loans by the Reconstruction Finance Cor-
poration to the States for providing food for under-
nourished school children (see bill H.R. 14672).
CHILDREN'S BUREAU, DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, letter from
the Secretary of Labor transmitting schedule of useless
papers in, 3826, 3917.
Remarks in Senate relative to appropriations for, 4248.
CHILE, pay indemnity to (see bill H :R. 12751 *).
CHILOCCO INDIAN SCHOOL, OKLAHOMA, remarks in House and
statistics relative to, 651.
CHINA, amend act creating the United States Court for (see bill
H.R. 14083).
Bills to authorize an appropriation for payment to the
Government of China on account of claims of certain
Chinese citizens (see bills H.R. 12740*, 12741*, 12747•,
14323*).
CHINDBLOM, CARL R. (a Representative from Illinois).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
Agricultural appropriation bill-buildings for naval-stores
investigations, 1120.
Farm-allotment bill (H.R. 13991)~ontracts, 1678.
Bills and j oint resolutions introduced by
Chicago World's Fair: to amend joint resolution authorizing
the President to invite foreign nations to participate in
(H.J.Res. 561~. 2065.
Krieger, Lena: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14039),
1326.
Lapine, Meyer Joseph (deceased) : for relief (see bill H.R.
14064). 1355.
Nolde, Walter Edward: for relief (see bill H.R. 13724), 535.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1019, 1326, 4768.
Societies and associations, 535, 1326, 1548.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill-barberry rust, 1044, 1045.
---conference report, 5140, 5142.
---naval stores, 1120.
Appreciation to Members, 5560.
Bank checks: tax on, 4065.
Bankruptcy laws, 1616.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2908, 2930, 2931.
Baxter, Carl C., 3725.
Beer bill, 784.
Chicago World's Fair, 3560.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2119, 3799.
Crop-production loans, 1889, 2608.
Distribution of Government...owned cotton, 3308, 3864.
CHINDBLOM, CARL R.--Contlnued
Remarks by, on
Dist ict of Columbia appropriation bill, 4427.
---welfare and relief, 4439.
Farm allotment plan, 1345, 1534, 1659, 1667, 1668, 1670, 1672,
1673, 1678, 168~ 168~ 169~
First deficiency appropria,tion bill-Immigration Service,
1301.
---tax refund, 1960, 2677.
Gasoline tax, 2899, 2900.
Government economy, 5560, 5561.
Inaugural ceremonies: public protection during, 3545.
- - - t o quarter in public buildings troops participating in,
2607. .
Independent offices appropriation bill, 3217.
---vocational rehabilitation, 3184.
Irrigation projects: water users on, 5144.
National income figures, 1249.
Panama Canal Zone, 4101.
Philippine independence, 1087.
President's veto message-first deficiency bill, 2448, 2523,
2524, 2525.
Private banking: Government competition with, 4066.
Prohibition enforcement, 1220.
Question of constitutional privilege, 1953.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans, 1012.
Silver: remonetization of, 4072.
Striking out the last word, 1303.
Tariffs and foreign currency depreciation, 1820, 1822, 3964,
3966, 4066 .
Tax-exempt securities, 4085.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill--confer-
Vacating proceedings in Journal, 982.
War Department appropriation bill, 2168.
- - - Army supplies, 2424.
---motor trucks, 2233.
---Organized Reserves, 2308.
· ---Panama, 2439.
---retired pay, 2168.
Wright, David A., 2709, 2710, 2720.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES. ·
CHINSKY, WILLIAM, relief (see bill H.R. 7200*).
CHIPERFIELD, BURNETT M. (a Representative from Illinois).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Valentine, Josephine: to pension (see bill H.R. 14065), 1355.
Remarks by, on
Deficiency appropriation bill-tax refunds, 1960, 2429.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill, 2610.
District of Columbia: taxes and assessments on family
dwelling houses, 3977.
Farm-allotment plan, 1345.
Independent offices appropriation bill, 3025.
---Veterans' Administration, 3027.
Joint Committee on Veterans' Benefits, 5545.
Waiver of prosecution by indictment, 698.
War Department appropriation bill-Citizens' Military Train-
ing Camps, 2318.
---Citizens' Military Training Camps, 2315, 2319.
---horses, 2300.
-· --laundry facilities at Army posts, 2177.
--- · National Guard, disability benefits to officers of, 2049,
2050.
---officers' retired pay, 2059, 2168, 2304.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
CHIPMAN, G. BOWIE, article on the subject of the remonetization
of silver, written by, 1170.
Article entitled "Roman Financial History Cited in 'Case'
for Silver", written by, 2462.
CHIPPEWA INDIANS. See INDIANS.
CHITTY, A. B., telegram relative to the purchasing power of the
dollar, 2958.
CHOCTAW COUNTY, OKLA., authorize allowance of claim of dis-
trict no. 13, for payment of tuition for Indian pupils (see
bill s. 5684.) .
CHOCTAW INDIANS. See INDIANS.
CHOLISTER, GEORGE ROBERT, authorizing the posthumous
award of a mec!al of honor to (see bill S. 2200*).
CHRISTGAU, VICTOR (a Representative from Minnesota).
Attended, 5.
Appointed on funeral committee, 4448.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Constitution of the United States: proposing amendment,
conferring on Congress power to regulate production and
marketing of commodities and prescribing hours of labor
during an emergency, to (see H.J.Res. 545), 1435.
. Stivers, Edgar: for relief (see bill H.R. 14040), 1326.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Goodwin, Godfrey G.: to appoint committee to attend
funeral of the late Representative (see H.Res. 385), 4277.
~ecess:to, 4278.
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CHRISTGAU, VICTOR-Continued
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 2556, 3919, 5426.
Societies and associations, 1326, 2555, 3919, 5426.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill~orn borer, 1066, 1133.
Conrad, Vincent J., 3813.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5257.
Farm-allotment plan. 1342, 1506, 1543, 1589, 1610.
GoodWin, Godfrey G.: tribute to, 4374.
Granger, Charles T., 3721.
Griffin, James M., 3717.
Independent offices appropriation bill, 3198.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
CHRISTIAN MEN BUILDERS, INC., remarks iri House relative to,
5619.
CHRISTOPHERSON, CHARLES A. (a Representative from South
Dakota).
Attended, 5.
Appointed teller, 7.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
House of Representatives: to elect for 4 years Members of
the (see H.J.Res. 598, 599), 3824, 3991.
Seed loans: for relief of farmers who made (see H.J.Res.
496) 230.
J
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 153.
Societies and associations, 416.
Remarks by, on
Arconge, Victoria, 5404, 5422.
Eighteenth amendment~ repeal. of, 12, 4511.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
CHURCH, FRANK P., relief (see bill H.R. 14571).
CHURCmLL, WINSTON1 excerpt from an article relative to the
revaluation of commodities and services written by, 1591.
CIGARS AND CIGARETrES, require the packing of cigars in new
boxes (see blll H.R. 14262).
Joint resolution to preserve and stabilize the revenue to the
United States derived from the sale of cigarettes (see H.J.
Res. 546).
CILLEY, LOUIS G., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14167).
CIRCUIT COURTS. See CoURTS OF THE UNITED STATES.
CIRCUIT COURTS OF APPEALS. See CoURTS OF THE UNITED
STATES.
CITIES, COUNTIES, AND STATES, providing for loans to (see bill
H.R. 13011).
CITIZENS' MILITARY TRAINING CAMPS, remarks in House and
·editorials relative to appropriations for, 2316, 2335, 2444,
4423.
CIVILIAN RIFLE PRACTICE, amendment and remarks in Senate
relative to appropriations for-. -3951, 3957.
CIVIL SERVICE, amendment in Senate t(} reduce the number of
employees in, 1552.
Amendment in Senate relative to furloughs of employees in,
1552. . - • War Department appropriation bill-motor trucks, 2188,
Amendment . and remarks 1n House relattve to payment of
beneficiaries of the Civil Service retirement and disability
fund, 513.
Btlls to amend act for retirement o! employees in (see bills
S. 5196, 5294*, 5331., .5395; H.R. 13875, 13973, 14429*).
Bill to classify employees of third-cla~s post offices in (see
bill H.R. 13369) .
Bill to repeal the Classification Act of 1923 (see bill S. 5042).
Bill relating to the classified service (see bill S. 5018).
Bills to amend act relative to salary rates of certain posi-
tions tn (see bills S. 547S•; H.R. 14410*, 14419, 14535).
Bills to permit payment in certain cases of any sum due
under the Retirement. Act to· a deceased employee or a
former employee who has become incompetent (see bills
8. 5608; H.R. 14414).
Bill to place deputy collectors of internal revenue in (see
bill H.R. 13821) .
Correspondence relative to the blanketing of employees
into, 95.
J'oint resolution to prohibit the restriction of appointments
to residents within areas less than a State (see H.J .Res.
578).
Letter from the Administrator of Veterans' Affairs transmit-
ting annual report of the board of actuaries of the Civil
Service retirement and disablli:ty fund (S.Doc_ 217), 5433.
Resolution of inquiry concerning the transfer of non-Civil
Service employees in the Federal Government into classi-
fied Civil Service positions (see H.Res. 401).
Statement concerning the retirement a.nd disability fund,
3418. . ---Organized Reserves, 2310.
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION, amendment and remarks in Sen-
ate relative to the installation of uniform methods and
forms for service records of employees in the several de-
partments, 3435.
Letter transmitting lists of positions under the Federal Gov-
ernment not under Civil Service rules (S.Doc. 173; S.Con.
Res. 40), 193(}, 2255. · Julian N. Friant; entitled, 5487.
43
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION-Continued
Letter transmitting lists of Presidential post offices (S.Doc.
176), 255~ :
Message from the President transmitting the forty-ninth
annual report of, 157, 228, 229.
Remarks in Senate relative to the report on Federal posi-
tions not under Civil Service rules, 2255.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 3032, 3132.
Resolution to disapprove the Executive act transferring the
activities, power, and dutles of the Employees' Compensa-
tion Commission to (see H.Res. 315).
Statement concerning the proposed consolidation and
grouping of executive agencies under, 251.
CIVIL SUITS. See CoURTS OF THE UNITED STATES.
CIVIL TRANSACTIONS, temporary. suspension of legal proceedings
in (see bill S. 5322).
CLAGUE, FRANK (a Representative from Minnesota).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 4425.
Tribute to services of, 5664.
Remarks by, on
Independent offices appropriation bill-Veterans' Adminis-
tration, 3029.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
CLAIBORNE, CO~NELIA, relief (see billS. 1088*).
CLAIMS. See als(} REFUNDS oF INTERNAL REVENUE TAXEs.
Bills to extend time for filing of claims under the set-
tlement o! War Claims Act of 1928 (see bills S. 5290, 5398).
Bill providing for settlement of claims of officers and en-
listed men for extra pay provided by the act of January
12, 1899 (see bill H.R. 7232*). ·
Bills to authorize the Comptroller General of the United
States to settle certain (see billS S. 5437; H.R. 14325).
Messages from the President transmitting lists of judgments
rendered by the Court of Claims (S.Doc. 164; H.Docs • .504,
546) J 606, 1397, 3823.
Messages from the President transmitting schedules of
claims allowed by the General Accounting Office (S.Doc.
165; II.Docs. 507, 510, 543), 606, 1397, 3823.
Messages from the President transmitting estimates of ap-
propriations for payment of claims for damages to pri-
vately owned property (S.Docs. 162, 168, 199; H. Docs. 502,
509, 554). 606, 1397, 1437, 4105, 5065.
Messages from the President transmitting estimates of ap-
propriations for payment of claims for damages by col-
lision with naval vessels (SDoc. 166; H.Doc. 503), 606,
1397.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations to pay claims
for damages by collision with naval vessels, 1320.
Remarks in House relative to the delegation of power to
the heads of departments to settle claims for damages
to private property, 4836.
CLANCY, ROBERT H. (a Representative from Michigan).
Attended, 5.
Appointed teller, 2190.
Amendments offered by, to
Beer bill (H.R. 13742), 864, 865.
2233.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced, by
Bubyak, Charles: for relief (see bill H.R. 14067), 1355.
Imperial Shipbuilding Corporation: for relief (see bill H.R.
14041) J 1326.
Kosciusko, Thaddeus: authorizing issuance of special post-
age stamp in honor of (see H.J.Res. 509), 534.
Muncey, Clarence: for relief (see bill H.R. 14066), 1355.
Naval reservists: to authorize compensation for physical
injury in line of duty of (see bill H.R. 13356), 151.
Rindelhardt, Karl F.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14448, 14521),
2641, 3052.
Schaffer, Maurice E.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14042), 1326.
Schmidt, Joseph Frank: for relief · (see bill H.R. 14068),
1355.
Remark3 by, on
Beer bill, 792, 801, 864, 865.
Departments pf State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor ap-
propriation bill, 2684.
--prohibition enforcement, 2691.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 11, 4522.
First deficiency appropriation bill: Immigration Service,
1315-.
Hogue, Anthony, 2716.
Radio regulation-conference report, 5038.
Treasury and Post Office Department appropriation bill:
foreign air mall, 472.
War Department appropriation bill~itizens' military train·
1ng camp, 2323.
--motor trucks, 2182, 2183, 2188, 2190, 2232, 2310.
Welhoelter, Gustav, 2716.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
CLARK, BENNET!' c . (a Senator from Missouri).
Assigned to committees, 3421.
Credentials presented, 299, 8237, 3421.
"Financial Relief For Improvement Districts": address of
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CLARK, BENNE'IT C.-Continued
Amendments offered by, to
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of (S.J.Res. 211), 4114.
War Department appropriation bill (H.R. 14199)-National
Guard, 3854.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Judiciary: to appoint additional district judge for eastern
and western district of Missouri (see bill S. 5652), 4300.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation: to amend act creat-
ing (see bill S. 5586), 3424.
St. Louis, Mo.: authorizing sale of certain Government
property in (see bill S. 5660), 4380.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 4887, 5123.
Customhouse, St. Louis, Mo., 5010.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4157, 4221.
Louisiana senatorial election; 4659, 4660, 4661, 4668, 4669,
4670, 4671, 4996.
Mortgage foreclosures: postponement of, 5322, 5323, 5331.
Naval strength, 3507.
War Department appropriation bill-camps at Army posts
for unemployed, 3841.
---National Guard, 3854.
---Organized Reserves, 3961.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
CLARK, BEVLEY L., relief (see b111 H.R. 13138) .
CLARK, CHARLES W., letter on the subject of the failure of
southern agriculture written by, 1122.
CLARK, ELIZABETH ROSE, pension (see bill S. 5040) .
CLARK, FLETCHER, pension (see bill H.R. 13244).
CLARK, J. BAYARD. (a Representative from North Carolina).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
War Department appropriation bill-railroads, 2183.
Remarks by, on
Farm-allotment plan, 1706.
War Department appropriation bill-railroads, 2183.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Martin, S. Y. (H .Rept. 2149), 5062.
Terrell Military College, Terrell, Tex. (H.Rept. 2070), 4452.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
CLARK, JOHN E. T., relief (see bill H.R. 13985),
CLARK, LAU'fM J., relief (see bill H.R. 8800•).
CLARK, LEVI, pension (see bill H.R. 14122).
CLARK, MARY E., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13342).
CLARK, ORVILLE E., relief (see bill H.R. 1579).
CLARK, WALTER E. (president University of Nevada), letter rela-
tive to appropriations for colleges of agriculture and the
mechanic arts, 3464.
CLARK, JUDGE WILLIAM, letter relative to the ratification of
amendments to the eighteenth amendment received from
(S.Doc. 181), 3444.
CLARK CO., FRED G., relief (see billS. 1703*).
CLARK COAL CO., relief (see bill S. 487*).
CLARKE, JOHN D. (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Lewis, Chester A.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14592), 3581.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 2336, 2452, 2641, 3236, 3824, 4106,
4210, 4297, 4453, 5189, 5290, 5651.
Societies and associations, 2065, 2641, 2791, 3052, 4210, 4957.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation b1ll-<:otton, 1057.
---dry-land farming, 1061, 1062, 1064.
Army, Navy, and Marine Corps Bands: radio broadcasts by,
5421.
Bank loans, 209.
Beer bill, 805.
Conferring congressional medal on certain Members, 453.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2520.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5257, 5272.
Crop-production loans, 1886, 1888, 2606.
Dist ribution of Government-owned cotton, 3864, 3865.
District of Columbia appropriation bill-tax rates, 4189.
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 226.
Farm allot ment plan, 1217, 1339, 1352, 1376, 1482, 1529, 1531,
1541, 158~ 158~ 1588, 1663.
Hearst, William Randolph, 1883.
Installment-plan payments, 1247.
Livestock industry: stabilization of, 3564, 3568.
Public building, Binghamton, N.Y., 5158.
Question of personal privilege, 3017.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans: publicity of,
4065.
Roosevelt Island, D.C., 3557.
Sales-tax plan advisor to President-elect, 1223.
Second deficiency bill-<:onference report, 5606.
Vacating proceedings in Jownal, 981.
War-debt question, 122.
.War Department appropriation 'bill, 2177.
--laundry facilities at Army posts, 21 Tl.
CLARKE, JOHN D.-Continued
Reports made by, from
Committee on Agriculture :
Farm allotment plan (H.Rept. 1816, pt. 2), 1251.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
CLARKE, LAURA J ., relief (see bill H .R. 8800 • ) .
CLASSIFIED SERVICE. See CIVIL SERVICE.
CLAXTON, JERITHA LOVE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13061).
CLAY, HENRY, statement concerning the depression of 1824 made
by, 2541.
CLEARING-HOUSE CERTIFICATES, telegram from the manager
Nashville (Tenn.) Chamber of Commerce relative to sus-
pending and abrogating act imposing prohibitive tax on,
5433.
CLEARY, WILLIAM E. (a former Representative from New York),
announcement of death of, 868.
Tribute in House to the late, 921.
CLEMENTS, ARTHUR W., pension (see bill S. 5155).
CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, annual report
of contingent expenses; stationery accounts, and salaries
of employees, 38.
Letter transmitting a list of reports to be made to Congress
by public officers (H.Doc. 444}, 38.
Letter transmitting papers in the contested-election case of
Weber v. Simpson and Church, 5581.
CLEVELAND HARBOR, omo, report of Secretary of War on survey
of (H.Doc. 477), 40.
CLINKENBEARD, LIZZIE, pension (see billS. 5419).
CLINTON, WILLIAM H., place on the retired list of Navy (see bill
s. 5617).
CLINTON HARBOR, CONN., report of Secretary of War on survey
of, 37.
CLOTURE. See SENATE.
CLUCHEY, WILLIAM ARTHUR, relief . (see b111 H.R. 13497).
CLYDE, E. T., letter relative to deposits in the assay office at
Carson City, Nev., written by, 2666.
COAL, authorizing sale of Navy surplus coal at nominal prices for
distribution to the needy (see S.J.Res. 255*; H.J.Res.
526•).
COAL INDUSTRY, address delivered by Brice P. Disque before the
Anthracite Club of New York· relative to, 2256.
Bill to amend act to promote the mining of coal (see bill
s. 4509*).
Conference report on b111 (S. 4509) to further amend the
act to promote the mining of coal on the public domain,
2985, 3183, 3352, 3385.
Remarks in Senate and correspondence relative to labor con-
ditions in the bituminous-coal fields of Pennsylvania, 723.
Remarks in Senate relative to the dumping of anthracite
coal on the American market, 2099.
Remarks in House relative to freight rates on coal, 3907.
Table of freight rates on bituminous coal, 3908.
COAL-LEASE RENTALS. See ALAsKA MATANUSKA CoAL Co.
COAN, ANNIE, pension (see bill H.R. 13047).
COAST AND GJSODETIC SURVEY, relief of retired officers and
enlisted men injured in airplane accidents (see bill H.R.
13850). .
COAST GUARD, amendment and remarks in Senate relative to the
proposed reduction of pay of enlisted men of, 3425, 3426,
3469.
Bill to amend act granting war-time rank to retired officers
and former officers of (see bill H.R. 13365).
Bill limiting details of officers to flying duty (see bill H.R.
13564).
Bill to regulate promotion of warrant officers of (see bill
H.R. 14261).
Bill for relief of retired officers and enlisted men injured in
airplane accidents (see bill H.R. 13850).
Bill to reduce the retired pay of officers of (see bill H.R.
14567).
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 358, 359.
Remarks in Senate relative to the proposed reduction of the
retired pay of officers of, 3475.
COAST GUARD ACADEMY, confer the degree of bachelor of
science upon graduates of (see bill H.R. 14282•).
COAST PROTECTION, provide Federal aid for construction of
groins and bulkheads for (see bill H.R. 13034).
COCHRAN, JOHN J. (a Representative from Missouri).
Attended, 5.
Appointed to committee, 5541.
Washington Monument _Grounds: letter from Director of
Public Buildings and Public Parks relative to works on,
3046.
Amendments offered by, to
District of Columbia appropriation bill (H.R. 14643)-wage
scale, 4266.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Federal Trade Com-
mission, 3195 .
Interior Department appropriation bill-land offices, 598.
- ---·-reclamation damage cl~, 657.
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COCHRAN, JOHN J.-Continued
Amendments offered by, to
Oliver, Nellie (H.R. 8619), 3806.
Second deficiency bill (H.R. 14769}-clai.ms !or increase of
compensation, 5052.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
blue prints for public buildings, 413.
War Department appropriation bill-National Guard, 2234.
---Organized Reserves, 2312.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Federal Home Loan Bank Act: to amend by providing for
making of loans by banks to home owners (see bill H.R.
13303}' 75.
Government: to amend act making appropriations for the
legislative branch of (see bill H.R. U485), 2790.
Gumpertz, Gustav: to pension (see bill H.R. 14145), 1548.
Johnson, Julia C.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13393), 152.
Kelly, Margaret A.: to increase pension (see blll H.R. 13540),
298.
McKenzie, Victor C.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13575), 363.
Maack, Sarah A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14146),
1548.
Mississippi River bridge, St. Louis, Mo.: to extend time for
(see bill H.R. 14780), 5062
Moneys made available to Secretary of Agriculture: provid-
ing for accounting for (see blll H.R. 14687), 4210.
Moriarty, Sylvester T.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13392), 152.
Preston, Chester: for relief (see blll H.R. 13573), 363.
Public-debt sinking fund: to reduce for period of 3 years
the appropriation made to (see H.J.Res. 499), 284.
Pusateri (Puscateri), Harry: for relief (see blll H.R. 13574),
363.
Richardson, Susan A.: to increase pension (see blll H.R.
13394)' 152.
Schierhoff, Herman: for relief (see bill H.R. 13576), 363.
Steele, Anna: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13391), 152.
St. Louis, Mo.: authorizing sale of certain property in (see
bill H.R. 13879), 943.
Stuckey, George E.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13572), 363.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Executive department merger orders: disapproving certain
(see H.Res. 334}, 1019.
---providing for consideration of resolution (H.Res. 334)
relating to (see H.Res. 350), 1547.
Government purchase of American goods: to suspend rules,
1892.
Rules: to suspend, 3569.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 1028, 1029, 1030.
---conference report, 5141.
---cotton, 1057.
---permanent appropriations, 1041, 1043.
· ---public roads, 1126.
---seed- and crop-production loans, 1140.
---Weather Bureau, 1033.
Appropriation bills: savings in, 4624.
Baxter, Carl C., 3724.
Beer bill, 761, 800, 846, 858, 866,
Boice, Leonard Theodore, 4279. ·7
Bridge bills, 4545.
Burkett, Augusta, 4854.
Claims for deaths of Mexican nationals, 717.
Columbia River bridge, Astoria, Oreg., 3577.
Columbia River bridge, The Dalles, Oreg., 3577.
ColvHle National Forest, 694.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2112, 2116, 2117.
Coordinator and Bureau of Efficiency, 2045.
Cotton classification, 3548, 3549, 3550.
Crop-production loan, 1888.
Currency inflation. 3888.
Democratic victory: results of the, 4742.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill-conference report, 5032, 5033.
---international commissions, etc., 2620.
---prisons, 2630, 2699.
---prohibition enforcement, 2689, 2767.
District of Columbia-taxicabs, 4100.
District of Columbia appropriation bill-conference report,
5615.
---police department, 4432.
---street improvements, 4261.
---tax rates, 4188, 4193.
---travel allowances, 4189.
--wage scale, 4263, 4267, 4751.
Dividends paid in 1932, 1239.
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 21.
Farm-allotment plan, 1526.
Federal-aid tax drain, 601.
First deficiency appropriation bill, 1303.
--Immigration Service, 1297, 1298.
Foley, John J., 4847, 4848.
Furs: tax on. 5167.
General Land Office transfer, 1037.
Gianaros, James J., 3723.
Gormley Co., P. F., 5406.
---conference report, 5603.
Government competition .in private enterprise, 1481,
---printing of report on, 4101.
COCHRAN, JOHN J'.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Government purchase of American goods, 1892, 1897.
Huff, Price, 3815.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Civil Service Com-
mission, 3133.
---conference report, 5388.
---Federal Trade Commission, 3117, 3196, 3198, 3203.
---Veterans' Administration, 3026, 3029, .3030, 3047.
Indians: obligations to enrolled, 3547.
Interest rates on short-term securities, 1248, 1249.
Interior Department appropriation bill-Education Bureau
publications, 593, 650, 932.
---Indian affairs, 654, 655.
---land offices, 599.
---reclamation, 657.
---surveying public lands, 595.
Lackey, Oscar F., 4852.
Legislative appropriation bill, 3323.
- - - clerk hire, 3324, 3325.
---House restaurant, 3402, 3403.
---salary reduction, 3324, 8390, 3408.
Livestock industry: stabilization of, 3551.
Mawpin, Felix, 2706.
Mississippi River bridge, 695, 696.
Mississippi River bridge, St. Louis, Mo., 5601.
Missouri River bridge, Rulo, Nebr., 3578.
Morristown National Historical Park, N.J., 5170, 5171.
National Guard of South Dakota, 5173.
Navy Department appropriation bill-Naval Reserves, 4825.
---salary reduction, 4830.
Navy surplus clothing, 924.
Oliver, Nellie, 3806.
Olmstead lands, North Carolina, 699,
Omnibus pension b111, 4857.
Order of business, 1481, 3727.
Park system, California, 5165.
Public buildings: naming of subcontractors on, 709, 3569,
3573, 3574.
Radio regulation-conference report, 5038.
Reclamation projects: effects of, 4760.
P..econstruction Finance Corporation loans: publicity of,
2538, 2539.
Salaries of Government employees, 3041.
Second deficiency bill-claims for increase of compensation,
. 5053.
Seed and crop-production loans, 1028, 1029, 1030.
Sinking-fund requirement, 282, 343, 344.
Southard, Frances, 3643.
Sperry, Frances 0., 4849.
Stafford, William H.: tribute to, 5402.
St. Lawrence River bridge, Alexandria Bay, N.Y., 3578.
St. Ludgers Catholic Church, Germantown, Mo., 4292.
Tatum, George, 3732.
Temporary employees: return of salary deductions to, 3403.
Temporary employees under Economy Act, 4543.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation b111--con-
ference report, 4617, 5372.
---executive departments: reorganization of, 3796.
---Internal Revenue Bureau-intelligence unit, 350.
--public buildings, 405, 406, 409, 413, 451.
- - - salary cuts, 512, 525, 526.
---special delivery messengers, 518.
Tribute to retiring Members, 5557.
Vacating proceedings in Journal, 983.
Vandover, G. C., 4295.
War Department appropriation bill, 2190, 2304.
---Army post consolidation, 2225, 2226.
--Army supplies, 2423.
--buildings, 2225.
---National Guard: disabillty benefits to officers of,
2049, 2234, 2235, 2236.
---officers assigned to duty, 2045.
---ordnance, 2231.
---Organized Reserves, 2312.
---rivers and harbors, 2433.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Expenditures in the Executive Departments:
Executive orders on mergers of departments (H.Rept. 1833),
1435.
---temporary employees under Economy Act (H.Rept.
1989), 3653.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
COCHRAN, THOMAS C. (a Representative from Pennsylvania).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 5286.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Black, Grace Amanda: to pension (see blll H.R. 14772),
4957.
Burns, Johanna: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13965),
1100.
Hunter, Terressa P.: to increase pension (see b111 H.R.
14232), 1779.
Lewis, Dora L.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13935), 1055.
Petroleum: to provide for increasing import taxes on crude
petroleum and certain derivatives of (see bill H.R. 13491),
284.
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COCHRAN, THOMAS C.-Continued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Zahniser, Lois Malinda: to pension (see b111 H.R. 13921),
1019.
Zerbe, Clarence R.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14623),
3736.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 477, 870, 944, 1056, 1355, 1617,
1713, 5415.
Societies and associations, 535, 1056, 1396, 2453, 3736.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
COCHREL, CAROLINE, pension (see bill H.R. 13638).
COCKE, WILLIAM J., relief (see bill H.R. 6283).
"COCK ROBIN-THE SALES TAX", verses by Representative Fish
entitled, 1773.
COCONUT OIL, excerpt from an address delivered by Frederick
E. Murphy relative to the importation of, 372.
Memorial urging an immediate tari1! duty on coconut oil
and copra imported from the Philippines, 550.
CODE OF LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, amend (see bill H.R.
13793).
Dill to improve (see bill H.R. 7121•).
COE, CHARLES E., letter relative to the Flathead Indian irriga-
tion project, 640.
COFFEE CREEK FARMERS UNION, INC., telegram opposing
branch banks, 2493.
COFFMAN, HALLIE, relief (see bill H.R. 13446).
COFFMAN, L. D. (president University of Minnesota), letter rela-
tive t;:, license fees for educational broadcasting stations
received from, 2958.
COGSWELL, THEODORE L., tribute in House to, 4094, 4206.
COHEN, ABRAHA..\1:, authorizing the presentation of a Distin-
guished Service Cross to (see bill S. 5242).
COHEN, JOHN S. (a Senator from Georgia).
Attended, 3.
Appointed on funeral committee, 394.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Allen, Clarence: to pension (see bill S. 5060), 92.
Pool, Sarah, and Mary Pool Newsom: to pension (see bill
s. 5280). 948.
United States Georgia Bicentennial Commission: establish-
ing (see S.J.Res. 223), 820.
Remarks by, on
George, Walter F.: article by, 66.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
COINS AND COINAGE, amend law to standardize the gold dol-
lar (see bill H.R. 13793).
Bill to coin silver (see bill H.R. 14299).
Bill for coinage of a %-cent piece, a 1% -cent piece, a 2-cent
piece, and a 3-cent piece (see bill H.R. 14386).
COLBY, BAINBRIDGE, address entitled "The International Debts
and Their Relation to Business" delivered by, 2345.
Letter relative to recognition of Soviet Russia written by,
5486.
COLBY, CLARA A., increase pension (see bill S. 5066) •
COLE, CYRENUS (a Representative from Iowa).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Hogden, Mary E.: to increase pension (ree blll H.R. 13395),
152.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill-naval stores, 1118.
Beer bill, 1218.
Common carriers by water, 5162, 5163.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2520, 2522.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5256.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 2622, 4283.
Farm allotment plan, 1223, 1542.
First deficiency appropriation bill-Immigration Service,
1315.
Monetizing liens on farm property, 1233.
Motor fuel: use of alcohol in, 4822.
Samoa: Government for American, 4928.
War-debt question, 123.
War Department appropriation bill, 2315.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
COLE, JOHN A., pension (see bill H.R. 14330).
COLE, ROY E., authorizing reappointment in the police depart-
ment of the District of Columbia (see bill S. 5432).
COLE, WILLIAM P., JR. (a Representative from Maryland).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Curtain, William F.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13117), 43.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 1258.
RemarkiS by, on
District of Columbia appropriation bill, 4272.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4520.
Grant, William E. B., 3226.
Linthi cum, John Charles: memorial address to, 4362.
Louderback, Harold, 4921.
. Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
COLEMAN, r. W. B. (American Minister at Copenhagen, Denmark),
Letter on the subject of the regulation of compensation of
Government employees, 3535.
COLEMAN, GEORGE W., pension (see bill H.R. 14719).
COLEMAN, GRADY D., relief (see billS. 5393).
COLFAX, HARDEN, extract from an article entitled "Nations now
moving to take American trade" written by, 4325.
COLLEGES, authorize the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to
make loans to (see bills S. 5582; H.R. 14296).
COLLEGES OF AGRICULTURE AND THE MECHANIC ARTS,
amendment in Senate relative to appropriations for, 1718.
Letter from Walter E. Clark, president of the University of
Nevada relative to appropriations for, 3464.
COLLIER, JAMES W. (a Representative from Mississippi).
Attended, 5.
Appointed on committee to wait on the President, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Articles from certain countries: to prohibit Importation of
(see bills H.R. 13019, 13660), 40, 475.
Federal gasoline tax: to make effective until June 30, 1934
(see bill H.R. 14416), 2555.
Nonintoxicating liquor: to provide revenue by taxation of
certain (~ee bills H.R. 13312, 13742), 75, 607.
Wright, Eleanor and William: for relief (see bill H.R.
14326). 2128.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Adjourn: to, 815.
Committees: for election of certain Members to standing
(see H.Res. 319), 402.
Gasoline t:l.x: to suspend rules, 2898.
Moratorium on foreign debts: to provide for printing of
additional copies of hearings before Ways and Means
Committee relating to (see H.Con.Res. 40), 42.
Senate: to notify (see H.Res. 296), 6.
Ways and Means Committee: for permission to sit during
session of the House by, 69.
Remarks by, on
Beer bill, 746, B05, 850, 860, 866.
GaSoline tax, 2898, 2901.
Importation of articles for scientific purposes, 5393.
Tari.ffs and foreign currency depreciation, 3964.
Reparts made by, from
Committee on Ways and Means:
Chicago World's Fair (H.Rept. 1888), 2193.
Federal gasoline to_"{ (H.Rept. 1937), 2790.
Furs: tax en (H.Rept. 2076), 4640.
Importation of articles exported temporarily for scientific
or educational purpof;es (H.Rept. 2110), 4.956.
Taxing certa in nonintoxicating liquors (H.Rept. 1800), 606.
Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation:
Refunds and credits of internal-revenue taxes for 1931, 2894.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
COLLIER, JOHN, letter relative to the Flathead Indian irrigation
pro ject, 640.
COLLIERS MAGAZINE, editorials on intergovernmental debts ap-
pearing in, 3746.
COLLINS, CHARLES ARTHUR, pension (see bill H.R. 14119).
COLLINS, HARVEY, relief (see b111 H.R. 2213•).
COLLINS, JOHN JOSEPH, correct naval record (see bill S. 5264).
COLLINS, ROSS A. (a Representative from Mississippi).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 4425.
Appointed teller, 2060, 20(ll, 2190, 2191, 2217, 2232, 2312,
2427.
Salary increases: letter from J. H. Hoeppel relative to, 4451.
Amendments offered by, to
Agricultural appropriation bill: transfer of appropriations,
1070.
War Department appropriation bill-Air Corps, 2228.
---Army supplies. 2043.
---rivers and harbors, 2433.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Emergency Relief Act: to amend (H.R. 14633), 3824.
Rate of postage: reducing on first-class matter (see b111
H.R. 13364), 151.
War Department: making appropriations for fiscal year end-
ing June 30, 1934, for (see bill H.R. 14199), 1712.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Adjourn: to, 2064. 2192, 2242, 2335, 2451.
Committee of the Whole, 2042, 2064, 2165, 2192, 2214, 2229,
2232, 2236, 2328, 2421, 2442.
War Department appropriation bill: to disagree to Senate
amendments and ask for conference, 4423.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill: transfer of appropriations,
1070, 1072.
Barbour, Henry E.: tribute to, 5664.
Centennial of the law library of Congress, 1050.
Clague, Frank: tribute to, 5664.
Disbursing officers, United States Army, 3731.
District of Columbia appropriation bill-register of wills,
4208.
- -.-salary increases, 4448, 4451.
---tax rate, 4192 .
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COLLINS, ROSS A.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Interior Department appropriation bill-Education Bureau
publications, 650, 930.
---reclamation, 659.
Limitation of debate, 2167, 2190, 2216, 2220, 2221, 2225,
2229, 2231, 2235, 2302, 2309, 2315, 2319, 2425, 2429, 2433,
2439, 2440, 2441.
Order of business, 2443, 2444.
Salary reduction, 3810.
Sout h Dakota camp sites, 695.
Stealing on interstate trains, 710.
War Department appropriation bill, 1756, 1804, 1806, 1809,
1810, 1811, 1812, 1813, 1814, 1815, 2167, 2172.
- - - Air Corps, 2228.
--Army supplies, 2175, 2176, 2179, 2180, 2421.
---Army War College, 2048.
--buildings, 2223.
- - - camps at Army posts for unemployed, 4423.
---citizens' military training camps, 2319, 2323.
---conference report, 5377, 5379, 5381, 5382, 5384. 5386,
5387, 5529, 5530, 5531.
---Corps of Engineers, pay of officers, 2061, 2214.
---employment of experts in Judge Advocate General's
office, 2043.
---graves of American soldiers, 2430.
---horses, 2215, 2217, 2300.
---impounding in Treasury, 2442.
---laundry facilities at Army posts, 2176, 2179.
---Medical Corps, 2230.
---Military Academy, 2234.
---military publications, 2063.
---motor trucks, 2182, 2183, 2188, 2189, 2190, 2192.
---national defense, 2053, 2172, 2173, 2326.
--National Guard, 2300, 2302, 2303, 2305.
---national military parks, 2430.
---officers assigned to duty, 2045.
---officers' retired pay, 2053, 2056, 2304, 2428.
---Organized Reserves, 2311.
---pack saddles, 2187, 2188.
---Panama, 2438, 2439.
---pay scale, 2428, 2429.
---personnel training, 2324.
---recreational funds for enlisted men. 2044.
---Reserve Officers' Training Corps, 2314, 2315, 2316, 2317.
---rivers and harbors, 2061.
---separate votes on, 2334, 2443.
--tanks, 2231.
Wright, William C.: tribute to, 5664.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Appropriations:
War Department appropriation bill (H.R. 14199, H.Rept.
1855). 1712.
Committee of conference:
War Department appropriation bill (H.R. 14199, H.Rept.
2177). 5285, 5529.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTEs.
COLOMBIA, statistical analysis of the financial condition of, 2885.
COLONIAL REALTY CO., exchange lands with (see bills S. 5382*;
H.R. 14127*).
COLORADO, memorial of legislature urging legislation for re-
financing of farm mortgages, 5065.
Memorials of citizens opposing the beer bill, 2643.
Ratification by the legislature of the proposed amendment
to the Constitution of the United States relative to the
terms of the President, Vice President, Senators, and
Representatives, 3218, 3345.
COLORADO RIVER, correspondence between the Secretary of the
Interior and the Governor of Arizona relative to the form
of a water-delivery contract applicable to, 3929.
COLORED PEOPLE, remarks in House relative to the proposed
loans to colored farmers, 1028.
COLTON, DON B. (a Representative from Utah).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 2756.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Commerce: to stimulate commerce, provide revenue, and
reduce public debt (see bill H.R. 14778), 5062.
Parker, William Lloyd: for relief of parents (see bill H.R.
13469), 230.
Roundy, Anner Chase: for relief (see bill H.R. 13979), 1145.
Weights and measures: to rectify and coordinate (see bill
H.R. 14708), 4453.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 4866.
State legislatures, 2641, 3488, 4866.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation b111, 993, 994, 1047.
--public roads, 1124, 1125, 1127, 1128, 1130.
Butler, Robert R.: memorial address to, 4369.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2116, 2117, 2121.
Currency expansion, 1229.
Federal-aid tax drain, 601.
General Land Office transfer, 1037.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Federal Farm Board,
3104.
-Veterans' Adm.in1strat1on. 3030.
47 .
COLTON, DON B.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Interior Department appropriation bill-Indian affairs, 600,
654.
---land offices, 598.
---reclamation, 662, 926, 927.
---surveying public lands, 595.
Irrigation projects: water users on. 5143, 5144, 5153.
Livestock industry: stabilization of, 3563, 3564, 3569.
Livestock on the public range, 704.
National forest land exchanges, 571.
Navajo Indian Reservation, Utah, 3558.
Relief of certain Indians in Utah, 1905.
Silver, 1228.
Special session of Congress, 1225.
Stabilization of livestock industry, 1881.
Ute Indians, Utah, 3554.
War Department appropriation bill-horses, 2216.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Public Lands:
Wyoming: admission into the Union of (S.Rept. 1940), 2943.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM, investigate the earnings
and expenditures of (see H.Res. 390).
COLUMBIA IDSTORICAL SOCIETY OF WASIDNGTON, article by
Harriet Stoddert Turner on Benjamin Stoddert, the first
Secretary of the Navy, appearing in the records of, 5499.
COLUMBIA INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF, letter from Percival
Hall transmitting report of expenditures and rates of pay
at, 37.
Mr. Copeland appointed in Senate to be a director of, 1619.
COL'IDviDIA NATIONAL FOREST, WASH., add certain lands to
(see billS. 1492*).
Remarks in House relative to, 3558.
COLUMBIA RIVER, extend the services and operations of the
Inland Waterways Corporation to (see bill S. 5093).
Bill to provide for the establishment of rates on (see bill
H.R. 13488).
Bills to allow The Dalles Bridge Co. to bridge (see bills
S. 5486, 5701*; H.R. 13961, 14109*, 14787•).
B111 authorizing the mayor of Astoria, Oreg., to bridge (see
b111 H.R. 14076).
Bills to extend time for construction of bridge across (see
bills S. 5357*, 5502*; H.R. 14060*).
Joint resolutions authorizing further modification of the
adopted project for (see S.J.Res. 214; H.J.Res. 548).
Resolution to print report concerning the development of
(~ee H.Res. 308) .
COLWELL, GENEVIEVE M., relief (see S.Res. 348*).
COMANCHE INDIANS. See INDIANS.
COMMERCE, aid in financing (see b111 H.R. 14633).
Bill for promotion of (see bill H.R. 14778).
COMMISSION FOR ADJUSTMENT OF BRITISH CLAIMS, message
from the President transmitting an estimate of appro-
priation for payment of awards of (H.Doc. 557), 4:296.
COMMISSION OF FINE ARTS, letter relative to the selection of
sculpture in the National Museum (S.Doc. 174), 2073.
COMMISSIONER OF THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE, letter !rom
the Secretary of the Interior transmitting report on with-
drawals and restoration of public lands submitted by, 284.
COMMISSIONS, table showing the number of commissions set up
under administrations from President Theodore Roosevelt
to President Herbert Hoover, 4748.
COMMITI'EE HEARINGS (House) .
Agriculture, 475, 534, 606, 665, 3051, 3138.
Banking and Currency, 2192, 2335, 2451, 2554, 2640, 2942,
3235, 3342, 3580.
Coinage, Weights, and Measures, 3051, 3138, 3235, 3342, 3580.
District of Columbia, 1325, 1778, 1907, 2064, 2335, 2554, 2942,
3418, 4209.
Expenditures in the Executive Departments, 414, 869, 943,
4209.
Foreign Affairs, 2942, 3580.
Immigration and Naturalization., 2064, 2451.
Insular .A.ft'airs, 2064, 2127, 2192.
Interstate and Foreign Commerce, 1354, 1435, 1985, 2242,
2942, 3138.
Irrigation and Reclamation, 1394.
Judiciary, 3138.
Labor, 1711, 1832, 1985, 2064, 2127, 2242, 2335, 2451, 2554,
2640.
Library, 1832.
Merchant Marine, Radio, and Fisheries, 1325, 1354, 1394,
1546, 1616, 1711, 1778, 1832, 1907, 1985, 2064, 2127.
Military .A.ft'airs, 606, 2722.
Mines and Mining, 606.
Naval Affairs, 608, 816, 869, 2127, 3051, 3138, 3580.
?ost Office and Post Roads, 362.
Public Buildings and Grounds, 1985, 2127, 2451, 3051, 4105.
Rivers and Harbors, 36, 150, 229, 296, 362, 475, 534, 1325,
1616, 1711.
Rules, 1711, 3342.
Shannon special committee, 362, 414, 475, 665, 816.
Ways and Means, 75, 150, 229, 283, 296, 362, 414, 2554, 2640.
2722, 2790, 3051, 3138, 3235, 3487, 4104, 4209.
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COMW..ITTEE ON ACCOUNTS (House).
Appointed, 5541.
Mr. Driver excused, 526.
Reports by
Additional clerical services in the enrolUng room (H ..Res.
338). 4425.
Barto, Mary Bivans (H ..Rept. 1836), 1480, 1547.
Boernstein, Katherine M. (H.Rept. 1804), 745, 816.
Committee on Investigation of Government Competition
with Private Enterprise (H ..Rept. 1837), 1481, 1546.
Craig, Eva (H ..Rept. 1786), 205, 229.
Curry, ~irs. William J. (H .Rept. 1835), 1480, 1547.
Early, Ide (H.Rept 1790 ), 448, 475.
Holt, Thomas M. , deceased (H.Rept. 1864) , 1803, 1833.
Miller, Martha H. (H.Rept. 1864), 1803, 1833.
Myers, Harry Blaine (H.Rcs. 328; H.Rept. 1819), 1360, 1395.
COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE (House).
Announcemen t of hearings to be held by, 475, 534, 606, 665,
3051 , 3138.
Authorized to sit during the sessions of the House, 1217.
Resolut ion to print additional copies of hearings on the
agricultural-adjustment program held b~fore (see H.Res.
347* ) .
Reports by
Aiding agriculture and relieving the existing national eco-
nomic emergency (H.Rept. 1816). 1257.
Crop loans to farmers (H.Rept. 1810), 1019.
4-H achievement (H.Rept. 2004), 3918.
Future trading in agricultural products (H.Rept. 1899), 2451.
Milk and cream and the dairy industry (H.Rept. 2031), 4105.
Ouachita National Forest (H.Rept. 2003), 3917.
Packing of oleomargarine and adulterated butter (H.Rept.
1996) ' 3823.
Prohibiting importation of adulterated grain and seeds
(H.Rept. 2002), 3917.
Purchase and sale of cotton (H.Rept. 2094), 4767.
COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY (Senate).
Resolution authorizing them to continue investigation of
the Federal Farm Board (see S.Res. 364).
Reports by
Additional facilities for the classification of cotton (H.J.Res.
434)' 4296.
Aid to agriculture (S.Rept. 1251), 4459.
Authorizing a.djustment of debts owing the United States for
seed, feed , and crop-production loans (SRept. 1006), 541.
Authorizing the American National Red Cross to exchange
Government-owned cotton for articles containing wool
(S.JRes. 228), 4652.
Crop loans to farmers (S.Rept. 1010), 907.
Fremont National Forest (S.Rept. 1240), 4214.
Grazing fees on lands within national forests (S.J Res. 219),
4459.
Purchase and £ale of cotton (S.Rept. 1208). 3829.
Taxation in relation to agriculture (bill S. 964), 4300.
Zappone, A. (S.Rept. 1301), 4962.
COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS (House).
Remarks concerning the work of the Special Committee on
Permanent Appropriations, 5563.
Reports by
Army appropriation bill (H.Rept. 1855), 1657, 1712.
Deficiency appropriation bills (H.Repts. 1814, 1923, 2108),
1141 , 114.5, 2677, 2722, 4926, 4956.
Department of Agriculture appropriation bill (H.Rept. 1807),
920, 943, 987.
Department of Commerce appropriation bill (H.R. 14.363,
~.Rept. 1890) , 2242.
Department of the Interior appropriation bill (H.R. 13710,
HRept. 1792), 503, 534.
Department of Justice appropriation bill (HR. 14363,
HRept. 1890), 2242.
Department of Labor appropriation bill (HR. 14363, HRept.
1890 )' 2242.
Department of State appropriation bill (HR. 14363, H.Rept.
1890). 2242.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton to the American
National Red Cross (H.Rept. 2000), 3917.
District of Columbia appropriation bill (H.Rept. 2001),
3867, 3917.
Execut ive Office and sundry independent bureaus appropria-
tion bill (bill H.R. 14458, H.Rept. 1922), 2677, 2722.
Legislative appropriation bill (H.Rept. 1960), 3306, 3342.
Navy Department appropriation bill (H.Rept. 2075), 4529,
4554.
Post Office Department appropriation bill (H.Rept. 1787),
296, 297.
Treasury Department appropriation bill (HRept. 1787), 296,
297.
'w ar Department appropriation bill (H.Rept. 1855), 1657,
1712.
COMl\.ITTTEE 0~ APPROPRIATIONS (Senate).
· Mr. Hale appointed chairman, 156.
Mr. Grammer appointed, 156.
Mr. Tydings appointed, 67.
Mr. Keyes assigned to service on the Subcommittee on
Economy in Governmental E.'Cpenditures, 156.
COMMITTEE ON ft..PPROPRIATIONS (Senate)-Continued
Reports by
Deficiency appropriation bills (S.Repts. 1017, 1323), 1400,
2675, 5191.
Department of Agriculture appropriation bill (S.Rept. 1133)
2957. '
Department of Commerce appropriation bill (S.Rept. 1183)
3744. '
Department of the Interio-r appropriation bill (S.Rept. 1109)
2460. •
Depart ment of Justice appropriation bill (S.Rept. 1193), 3744.
Department of Labor appropriation bill (S ..Rept. 1183), 3744.
Department of State appropriation bill (S.Rept. 1183), 3744.
Distr ict of Columbia appropriation bill (S.Rept. 1318), 5068.
Executive Office and independent bureaus appropriation
bill (S.Rept. 1201), 3829.
Legislative appropriation bill (S.Rept. 1242), 4252.
Navy Department appropriation bill (S.Rept. 1307) , 4962.
Pay of congressional officers and employees for December
1932 (H.JRes. 503), 334.
Post Office Department appropriation bill (S ..Rept. 1021)
1401. •
Treamry Department appropriation bill (S.Rept. 1021), 1401.
War Department appropriation bill (S.Rept. 1155), 3424.
COMMITTEE TO ARRANGE FOR MEMORIAL SERVICES TO
CALVIN COOLIDGE (House).
Mr. Granfield appointed, 2031.
Mr. Disney excused, 2031.
C011MITTEE TO ATTEND THE FUNERAL OF CALVIN COOLIDGE
(House).
Appointed, 1354, 1393.
COMMITTEE TO ATTEND THE FUNERAL OF CALVIN COOLIDGE
(Senate).
Appointed, 1357.
Resolution to pay expenses of (see SRes. 318).
COMMITTEE. TO AUDIT AND CONTROL THE CONTINGENT
EXPENSES OF THE SENATE.
Reports by
Barkley, Matilda A. (S.Res. 366), 4874.
Colwell, Genevieve M. (S.Res. 348), 3830.
Committee on Banking and Currency (S.Res. 373), 5441.
Committee on Finance (S.Res. 378), 5441.
Committee on Indian Affairs (S.Res. 223, 322), 3633, 5441.
Committee on Interoceanic Canals (S.Res. 344), 3830.
Committee on Investigation of the Conservation of Wild
Life Resources (S ..Res. 340), 4889.
Committee to investigate air mail and ocean mail con-
. tracts (S.Res. 349), 4874.
Contested-election case of Pritchard v. Bai ley in North
Carolina (S.Res. 346), 4874.
Employment of a messenger to Senator Schall (S.Res. 337),
3830.
Funeral expenses of Calvin Coolidge (S.Res. 318), 1717.
Funeral expenses of Wesley L. Jones (S.Res. 294), 368.
Funeral expenses of Thomas J. Walsh (S.Res. 379), 5441.
Funeral expenses of Charles W. Waterman (S.Res. 295),
368.
Grand Teton National Park (S.Res. 226), 3830.
Investigation of labor conditions on the fiood-control proj-
ect on the Mississippi River (S.Res. 300), 4313.
Investigation of rent:1.I conditions in the District of Co-
lumbia (S.Res. 302), 541.
McGrain, Mary F. (S.Res. 296). 368.
Memorial services on Calvin Coolidge (S.Con ..Res. 38), 1714.
San Pedro River, Ariz. (S.Res. 292), 3830.
Simmons, Gladyce W. (S.Res. 372), 5441.
Survey of Indian conditions (S.Res. 323), 3831.
Trammell, Daisye L. (S.Res. 347), 3830.
Yellowstone National Park (S.Res. 226), 3830.
COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND CURRENCY (House).
Announcement of hearings to be held by, 2192, 2335, 2451,
2554, 2640, 2942, 3235, 3342, 3580.
Reports by
Ativities of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
(H.Rept. 1820), 1394.
Borrowers under the Federal Farm Loan Act (H.Rept. 2089).
4766.
Federal .Reserve System (H.Rept. 1928), 2723.
Loans made by Federal land banks (H.Rept. 2069), 4452.
National bank stock (H.Rept. 1941), 2948.
Powers of the Comptroller of the Currency with respect to
national banking associations (H.Rept. 2111), 4956.
COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND CURRENCY (Senate).
Mr. Reynolds appointed, 67.
Resolution to authorize the employment of an additional
assistant clerk (see S.Res. 287).
Resolution to print hearings held January 7, 1933, on the
banking bill (S. 4412; S.Res. 336).
Resolution to authorize them to sit during the sessionn,
recesses, and adjourned periods of the Seventy-third Con-
gress (see S.Res. 373*).
Reports by
Advances t::> the reclamation fund (bill S. 5607), 4459.
Branch banks of national banks (S.Rept. 1260), 4c65.
 INDEX
COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND CURRENCY (Senate)-Cont'd
Reports by
Emergency relief and construction act o! 1932 (S. Rept.
1222) • 3996.
Federal Farm Loan Act (S.Rept. 1221), 3996.
Postponement of foreclosure of farm mortgages (S.Rept.
1220). 3997.
Powers of the Comptroller o! the Currency with respect to
national banking associations (S.Rept. 1261), 4565.
P..edemption of national bank notes and Federal Reserve
bank notes (S.Rept. 1018), 1400.
Virgin Islands (S.Rept. 1023), 1439.
COMMITI'EE ON THE CENSUS (House) ,
1\ir. Stull elected, 75.
COMMITTEE ON THE CIVIL SERVICE (House).
Reports by
Retirement of employees in the classtfied Civil Service
(H.Rept. 2102), 4365.
Salary rates of certain Civil Service positions (H.Rept. 2096),
4865.
COt.IMITI'EE ON CIVIL SERVICE (Senate).
Amendment in Senate to allow one additional assistant clerk
to, 3490.
Reports by
Retirement of employees in the classified Civil Service
(S.Rept. 1047), 162.2 .
Salary rates of certain Civil Service positions (bill S. 5475),
4459.
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS (House).
Mr. Kennedy, of Maryland, elected, 532.
Reports by
Adelphia Bank & Trust Co., Philadelphia, Pa. (H.Rept. 1339) ,
4554.
Alaska Matanuska Coal Co. (H.Rept. 1868), 1833.
Allegheny Forging Co. (H.Repts. 1340, 1341, 1342), 4554.
Alverson, James L. (H.Rept. 21{?2}, 5188.
Anderson, Myrtle (H.Rept. 1867), 1833.
Anderson-Tully Co. (H.Rept. 2140), 5061.
Angle, Agnes M. (H.Rept. 2141), 5061.
Army disbursing ofiicers (H.Rept. 1943), 2943.
Baldwin, Robert D. (H.Rept. 1346}, 4554.
Ball, John (H.Rept. 1944), 2943.
Baltimore branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
(H.Rept. 2124), 4956:
Barnett, James L. (H.Rept. 2116), 4956.
Bennett, Cora A. (H.Rept. 1496), 4554.
Blackwell, Rufus Hunter, Jr. (H.Rept. 1185}, 4554.
Bodkin, Arabella E. (H.Rept. 1822}, 1395.
Booth Fisheries Co. (H.Rept. 2131), 4956.
Bosworth, William E. (H.Rept. 2121), 4956.
Boyce, M. D. (H.Rept. 2159), 5188.
Boyette, M. C. (H.Rept. 2159), 5188.
Brown, Charles A. (H. Rept. 1186), 4554.
Bryan, William T. (H.Rept. 2159), 5188.
Bulfinch, Paul (H.Rept. 2166), 5188.
Butler, C. C. (H.Rept. 2159), 5188.
Cann, John Pearce (H.Rept. 2143), 5061.
Cathcart, John S. (H.Rept. 1524), 4554.
Chicago, North Shore & Milwaukee Railroad Co. (H.Rept.
2123). 4956.
Claiborne, Cornelia (H.Rept. 1458), 4554.
Conrad, Vincent J. (H.Rept. 1187), 4554.
Constant, Avery G. (H.Rept. 2150), 5062.
Cordon, 0. S. (H.Rept. 2165), 5188.
Cox, Oscar P. (H.Rept. 1967), 3342.
Dallas County chapter, American Red Cross (H.Rept. 1797},
607, 4554.
Damm, Alice M. A. (H.Rept. 1348) , 4554.
Dean, Wade (H.P..ept. 2113), 4956.
Densmore, Lula A. (H.Rept. 2170), 5188.
Dickson, C. A. (H.Rept. 2164), 5188.
Dietz, Joseph Anton (H.Rept. 2151), 5062.
Disbursing ofiicers of the Army (H.Rept. 2120), 4956.
Dooley Fireproof Ware!:louse Corporation, J. M. (H.Rept.
2179), 5290.
Duke, Ellis (H.Rept. 2112}, 4956.
Duke, Joel (H.Rept. 2159), 5188.
Dumas, Joseph (H.Rept. 2114}, 4956.
Durrenberger, Jacob (H.Rept. 1332), 4554.
Eisenhauer, Charles J. (H.Rept. 1231), 4554.
Ferguson, Sarah Maddocks (H.Rept. 1182), 4554.
Finp.ey, Arthur K. (H.Rept. 1180), 4554.
First Camden National Bank & Trust Co., of Camden, N.J.
(H.Rept. 1827), 1395.
First National Bank of El Dorado, Ark. (H.Rept. 1336},
4554.
Fleming, G. T. (H.Rept. 1666}, 4554.
Garber, W. C. (H.Rept. 1969}, 3342.
Gaylord, S. F. (H.Rept. 2159), 5188.
Gillespie, Rose (H.Rept. 2151), 5062.
Gilmore, Russell A. (H.Rept. 2139), 5061.
Glasscock, Hunter B. (H.Rept. 2137), 5061.
Glendale, Calif. (H.Rept. 1447), 4554.
Grant, Ellen (H.Rept. 2135), 5061.
Great American Indemnity Co. of New York (H.Rept. 1808),
816. - Thompson, Augustus (H.Rept. 1344), 4654.
LXXVI----360
49
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS (House) -Continued
Reports by
Great Falls Meat Co., of Great Falls, Mont. (H.Rept. 2130).
4956.
Griffith, Henry Harrison (H.Rept. 1824), 1395.
Grigg, J. M. (H.Rept. 2159}, 5188.
Haberkorn, Harry L. (H.Rept. 1570), 4554.
Hale, Yvonne (H.Rept. 1607), 4554.
Halford, Oswald H. (H.Rept. 1663), 4554.
Harris, Alfred (H.Rept. 1815), 1257.
Hartman, 0. D. (H.Rept. 2159), 5188.
Harvey Canal, Ship Yard & Machine Shop (H.Rept. 2128),
4956.
Hendrickson, W. H. (H.Rept. 2145), 5062.
Henry, Hunter M. (H.Rept. 1663), 4554.
Higgins, T. Perry (H.Rept. 186e), 1833.
Holaday, Harriet C. (H.Rept. 1347), 4554.
Holmes, William H. (H.Rept. 1932), 2723.
Holteen, Willard F. (H.Rept. 1829), 1395, 4554.
Horne, Wllliam C. (H.Rept. 1663), 4554.
Hummer, Mortuary (H.Rept. 2139), 5061.
Israel, Moses (H.Rept. 1598), 4554.
James, Robert B. (H.Rept. 2119), 4956.
Johnson, Rupert R. (H.Rept. 1663), 4554.
Kinman, Guy M. (H.Rept. 1799), 607, 4554.
Lacey, David L. (H.Rept. 1663), 4554.
Lac!cey, Oscar F., deceased (H.Rept. 1338), 4554.
Lee, Gale A. (H.Rept. 2122), 4956.
Lee, William Z. (H.Rept. 1663), 4554.
Lennon, Laurence R. (H.Rept. 2136), 5061.
Lester, William A. (H.Rept. 2146), 5062.
Lester, Zetta (H.Rept. 2147), 5062.
Lichty, Galen E. (H.Rept. 2185), 5415.
McBride, Betty (H.Rept. 2148), 5062.
McCleary, 0. S. (H.Rept. 2144), 5062.
McGuire, Alv~ D., Jr. (H.Rept. 2126), 4956.
McRee, I. T. (H.Rept . . 2118) , _4956.
McShane, Bernard (H.Rept. 1661), 4554.
Marshall, A. H. (H.Rept. 2161}, 5188.
Martin, A. Y. (H.Rept. 2149), 5062.
Mayor and alderman of Jersey City, N.J. (H.Rept. 1333).
4554.
Medina, Guillermo (H.Rept. 1189), 4554.
Merritt, Manuel (H.Rept. 2163), 5188.
Meyer, c. 0. (H.Rept. 1802), 665.
Miller, R. K. (H.Rept. 2159), 5188.
Molzen, Emily (H.Rept. 2139), 5061.
Monnery, C. W. (H.Rept. 2134), 5061.
National Bank of Commerce, ElDorado, Ark. (H.Rept. 1335),
4554.
Newport Contracting & Engineering Co. (H.Rept. 1828), 1395.
Noank Shipyard, Inc. (H.Rept. 1823}, 1395.
Northwest Missouri Fair Association (H.Rept. 1469), 4554.
Offerman, M. Aileen (H.Rept. 1448), 4554.
Pendleton, Irvin (H.Rept. 2117), 4956.
Playa de Flor Land & Improvement Co. (H.Rept. 1933}, 2723.
Pollino, Catterina (H.Rept. 1801), 665, 4554.
Porvenir C. por A., Ingenio (H.Rept. 1337), 4554.
Powell, A. H. (H.Rept. 2138), 5061.
Powell, William (H.Rept. 2142), 5061.
Relyea, Ruth (H.Rept. 2178), 5290.
Roclnvell, Mary A. (H.Rept. 1834), 1435.
Rodgers, Fenton F. (H.Rept. 1663), 4554.
Roney, Mary E. (H.Rept. 1303), 4554.
Rounds, Thelma Lucy (H.Rept. 1930), 2723, 4554.
Rourke, S. A. (H.Rept. 1945}, 2943.
Saffran, Arthur R. (H.Rept. 2127), 4956.
St. Anthony's Hospital at Michigan City, Ind. (H.Rept. 2139).
5061.
Schutte & Koerting Co. (H.Rept. 1825}, 1395.
Seale, Henry Freeman (H.Rept. 1663}, 4554.
Segar, Elsie, administratrix (H.Rept. 1798}, 607, 4554.
Setton, Joe (H.Rept. 1405), 4554.
Shabcl, Joseph (H.Rept. 2167), 5188.
Sinks, Mary Byrkett (H.Rept. 1970), 3342.
Slocum, Anne B. (H.Rept. 1459), 4554.
Smith, Edw~n C. (H.Rept. 1663), 4554.
Smith, Felix M, (H.Rept. 1663), 4554.
Smith, Julia E. (H.Rept. 1968), 3342.
Soderberg, H. A. (H.Rept. 1966), 3342.
Sorensen, C. M: · A. and Holgar E. (H.Rept. 1798), 607, 4554.
Spector, Frank (H.Rept. 1946), 2943.
Sperry, Frances 0. (H.Rept. 1328), 4554. ·
Stark, Grace P. (H.Rept. 1453). 4554.
Steel, Lottie Bryant (H.Rept. 1516), 4554.
Stivers, Edgar (H.Rept. 1909), 2554.
Stone, George L. (H.Rept. 2115}, 4956.
Sulem, William (H.Rept. 1951) , 3138.
Summers, John L. (H.Rept. 2160), 5188.
Sutherland, Robert S. (H.Rept. 1663), 4554.
Symes, Ed. and others (H.Rept. 1181}, 4554.
Szymanski, K. S. (H.Rept. 1334), 4554.
Taplin, William Ray (H.Rept. 1826), 1395.
Taylor, Katherine G. (H.Rept. 1179}, 4554.
Terrell Military College, Tex. (H.Rept. 2070), 4452.
Texas Power & Light Co. (H.Rept. 2129), 4956.
50 INDEX
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS (House) -Continued
Reports by
Toenberg, Marie (H.Rept. 1869), 1833.
Treuthart, Nellie E. (H.Rept. 2125), 4956.
Trotter, J. B. (H.Rept. 1667), 4554.
Ventress, Charles G. (H.Rept. 1663), 4554.
Voiles, Ruby F. (H.Rept. 1329), 4554.
Volker, Anna (H.Rept. 1466), 4554.
Von Groning, Helena C. and Stephan (H.Rept. 1858), 1712.
Watkins, Joseph (H.Rept. 1929), 2723.
Webster, James T. and Mary A. (H.Rept. 1915), 2640.
Welty, M. R . (H.Rept. 1942), 2943.
Westwood, B. Edward (H.Rept. 2163), 5188.
Whitmore, Stella E. (H.Rept. 2158), 5188.
Williamson, C. M., and others (bill S. 458), 4422.
W. I. Radcliffe (steamship) (H.Rept. 1604), 4554.
Wiseman, Manuel M. (H.Rept. 2151), 5062.
Woolley, Ralph E. (H.Rept. 2169), 5188.
Wright, Eleanor and William (H.Rept. 1941), 2943.
Wylie, Edna B. (H.Rept. 2157), 5188. · Texas Power & Light Co. ( S .Rept. 1055) , 1623.
Zarella, Giuglio (H.Rept. 1931), 2723.
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS (Senate).
Reports by
Addison, Emily (S.Rept. 1237), 4214.
American Bonding Co. (S.Rept. 1049), 1622.
Anderson, Frank (S.Rept. 1112), 2562.
Anderson-Tully Co. (S.Rept. 1050), 1623.
Angle, Agnes M. (S.Rept. 1117), 2562.
Baltimore branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
(S.Rept. 1116), 2562.
Bedwell, Edward (S.Rept. 1344), 5296.
Beier, George (S.Rept. 1343), 5296.
Bermi, Sadie (S.Rept. 1341), 5297.
Bess, Peter (S.Rept. 1333), 5296.
Bethel Cemetery Co. (S.Rept. 1344), 5296.
Blomgren, Harry E. (S.Rept. 1051), 1623.
Bolger, Elizabeth (S.Rept. 1364), 5448.
Booth Fisheries Co. (S.Rept. 1087), 2029.
Brayshaw, M. M. (S.Rept. 1232), 4214.
Cann, John Pearce (S.Rept. 1114), 2562.
Casey, Escha Whittington (S.Rept. 1338), 5296.
Cates, C. A. (S.Rept. 1347), 5297.
Chicago, North Shore & Milwaukee Railroad Co. (S.Rept.
1081) ' 2029.
Claims growing out of explosions at Lake Denmark, N.J.
(S.Rept. 1336), 5296.
Claims growing out of overflow of the Rio Grande (S.Rept.
1337)' 5296.
Clark Co., Fred G. (S.Rept. 1363), 5448.
Clarke, Laura J. (S.Rept. 1236), 4214.
Constant, Avery G. (S.Rept. 1118), 2562.
Davis, Donna M. (S.Rept. 1052), 1623.
Department of Forests and Waters of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania (S.Rept. 1083), 2029.
Dietz, Joseph Anton (S.Rept. 1057), 1623.
Dongji Investment Co., Ltd. (S.Rept. 1233), 4214.
Dunn, John L. (S.Rept. 1340), 5296.
Eopolucci, Annie M. (S.Rept. 1266), 4652.
First National Bank of El Dorado, Ark. (S.Rept. 1353), 5297.
First National Bank of Junction City, Ark. (S.Rept. 1235)
4214.
Fleming, WilUam J. (blll H.R. 7301), 5513.
Foard, Emma E. (S.Rept. 1344), 5296.
Fox, Mary Elizabeth (S.Rept. 1265), 4652.
Fuller, W. P., & Co. (S.Rept. 1080), 2029.
Gillespie, Rose (S.Rept. 1057), 1623.
Godfrey, Ida E., and others (S.Rept. 1046), 1551.
Gollan, Ada B. (S.Rept. 1334), 5296.
Great Falls Meat Co. (S.Rept. 1056), · 1623.
Great Western Coal Mines Co. (S.Rept. 1048), 1622.
Hannigan, Herbert C. (S.Rept. 1344), 5296.
Harvey Canal Ship Yard & Machine Shop (S.Rept. 1054),
1623.
Hendrickson, W. H. (S.Rept. 1167), 3664.
Hildreth, C. N., Jr. (S.Rept. 1085), 2029.
Howard, William J. (S.Rept. 1344), 5296.
Howard Co., Inc., R. S. (S.Rept. 1165), 3664.
Jensen, Leslie (S.Rept. 1086), 2029.
Kinman, Guy M. (S.Rept. 1346), 5297.
Lichty, Galen E. (S.Rept. 1263), 4652.
Loveless, Rachel A. (S.Rept. 1344), 5296.
Lowe, John I. (S.Rept. 1348), 5297.
McCleary, 0. S. (S.Rept. 1166), 3664.
McGuire, Alva D., Jr. (S.Rept. 1079), 2029.
Mcintire, Mary L. (S.Rept. 1344), 5296.
McKee, Howard (S.Rept. 1350), 5297.
Mahoney, Florence (S.Rept. 1264), 4652.
Mast, C. J. (S.Rept. 1185), 3744.
Merchants & Farmers Bank, Junction City, Ark. (S.Rept.
1238)' 4214.
Merrin, Harold W. (S.Rept. 1053), 1623.
Moore, John (S . Rept. 1349), 5297.
Morgan, George (S.Rept. 1344), 5296 .
National Bank of Commerce, El Dorado, Ark. (S.Rept. 1352),
5297.
O'Brien, Della (S.Rept. 1351), 5297.
O'Neil, Edward J. (S.Rept. 1342), 5296.
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS (Senate)-Continued
Reports by
Powell, William (S.Rept. 1082), 2029.
Presbyterian Church (S.Rept. 1344), 5296.
Reimer, J. R. (S.Rept. 1330), 5296.
Roden, Mary Agnes _(S.Rept. 1113), 2562.
Ryerson & Son, Inc., Joseph T. (S.Rept. 1335), 5296.
Saffran, Arthur R. (S.Rept. 1084), 2029.
Schneider, Jack (S.Rept. 1366), 5512.
Seacord, David J. (S.Rept. 1344), 5296.
Segar, Elsie, administratrix (S.Rept. 1115), 2562.
Sinks, Mary Byrkett (S.Rept. 1058), 1623.
Sisters of St. Baisl (S.Rept. 1344), 5296.
So~~~~n, C. M. A. and Holger E., deceased (S.Rept. 1115),
Southard, Frances (S ..Rept. 1345), 5297.
Stapp, Edward (S.Rept. 1344), 5296.
Stubbs, Harold S. (S.Rept. 1344), 5296.
Symes, Ed and Elizabeth (S.Rept. 1339), 5296.
Treuthart, Nellie E. (S.Rept. 1111), 2562.
~y~n, Addie I. and Lorin H. (S.Rept. 1120), 2562.
VIgllotti, Joseph (S.Rept. 1331), 5296.
Walsh, Patrick Henry (S.Rept. 1212) , 3931.
W~lthers, George Charles (S.Rept. 1248), 4379.
W1seman, Manuel M. (S.Rept. 1057), 1623.
Withycombe Post, No. 11, American Legion (S.Rept 1332),
5296. .
Worsham, L. D. (S.Rept. 1234), 4214.
COMMITTEE ON COINAGE, WEIGHTS, AND MEASURES (House),
Announcement of hearings to be held by 3051 3138 3235
3342, 3580. • ' ' •
Mr. Biddle elected, 75.
Mr. Dies elected, 2212.
Reports by
Purchase of silver bullion and issuance of silver certificates
(H.Rept. 2186), 5414.
COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE (Senate).
Mr. Clark assigned to, 3421.
Mr. Grammer appointed, 156.
Reports by
Bonnet Carre floodway area (S.Rept. 1098), 2131.
Bridges: omnibus bill (S. 5701), 5442.
--Allegheny River (S.Rept. 1274), 4652.
--Cedar Point-Dauphin Island Waterway, Alabama (S,
Repts. 1259, 1279), 4565, 4653.
--Chesapeake Bay (S.Rept. 1153), 3352.
--Columbia River (S.Repts. 1065, 1134) 1798, 3056.
--Delaware River (S.Rept. 1154), 3352. '
- - D e s Moines River (S.Rept. 1128), 2957.
- - E l k River, Ala. (S.Rept. 1278), 4653.
--Hudson River (S.Rept. 1210), 3830.
---Illinois and Mississippi Canal (S.Repts. 1094, 1095),
2071.
--Lake Champlain (S.Rept. 1007), 609.
---Lake Michigan (S.Rept. 1170), 3664.
--Little River, Ark. (S.Repts. 1272, 1319), 4652, 5068.
---Michigan Canal (S.Rept. 1170), 3664.
--Mississippi River (S.Repts. 1271, 1276, 1277) 4652
• 4653. ' •
---Missouri River (S.Repts. 1014, 1015, 1016, 1068, 1078,
1273, 1275)' 1161, 1162, 2029, 4652.
---Monongahela River (S.Rept. 1009), 825.
--Ohio River (S.Rept. 1013), 1161.
--Pearl River, Miss. (S.Rept. 1011), 953.
- - P e e Dee River, S.C. (S.Rept. 1093), 2071.
--Pend Oreille Lake, Idaho (S.Rept. 1169), 3663.
---Potomac River (S.Rept. 1122), 2562.
- - R i o Grande (S.Repts. 1110, 1209, 1270), 2460 3829,
4652. '
--Rock River, Ill. (S. Rept. 1096), 2071.
- - S t . Lawrence River (S.Rept. 1171), 3664.
---Savannah River (S.Rept. 1008), 722, 4301.
- - Tombigbee River, Miss. (S.Rept. 1012), 953.
---Waccamaw River, S.C. (S.Rept. 1093), 2071.
Disposal of certain lighthouse reservations (S.Rept. 1164),
3663.
Fisheries of Alaska (S.Rept. 1249), 4379.
Flood-control works, Lowell Greek, Seward, Alaska (S.Rept.
1137)' 3141.
Green River, Wash. (S.Rept. 1092), 2071.
·Inspection of boilers of steam vessels (S.Rept. 1302) , 4962.
Mississippi flood-control project (S.Rept. 1064), 1781.
Norfolk-Beaufort Inlet waterway (S.Rept. 1123), 2644.
Requiring purchase of domestic articles for Government sup·
plies (S.Rept. 1091), 2071.
Shipping Act of 1916 (S. Rept. 1136), 3141.
Waterway improvements (S.Rept. 1168), 3663.
COMMITTEE ON CONSERVATION OF WILD LIFE RESOURCES
(Senate).
Memorandum relative to the work and expenditures of, 1856.
Resolution authorizing additional expenditures to be made
by (see S.Res. 340•).
Reports by
Consolidation of Federal agencies engaged in conservation
(S.Rept. 1268), 4652.
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COMMI'ITEE ON THE COUNTING OF THE ELECTORAL VOTE
(Joint).
Appointed, 1327, 1832.
Mr. Carley excused in House, 3546.
Mr. Jeffers appointed in House, 3546.
COMMITTEE ON THE DISPOSITION OF USELESS P APE..~S IN
THE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS (Joint).
Members appointed on the part of the Senate, 59, 431, 886,
2726.
Reports by
Department of Commerce (H.R-=pt. 2080). 4641.
Department of the Interior (H.Rept. 2156), 5187.
Department of Labor (H.Rept. 2078), 4641.
Post Ofiice Department (H.Rept. 2079), 4641.
Treasury Department (H.Rept. 2180), 366, 5414. . .
Veterans' Administration (letter from the Adm1mstrator),
1401.
- - (H.Rept. 2081), 4641.
War Department (H.Repts. 2077, 2187), 4641, 5414.
COMMI'ITEE ON THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (House).
Announcement of hearings to be held by, 1325, 1778, 1907,
2064, 2335, 2554, 2942, 3418, 4209.
Mr. Davis, of Pennsylvania, elected, 75.
Mr. Kennedy, of Maryland, elected, 532.
Reports by
Actions for damages against the District of Columbia
(H.Rept. 2010), 3918.
Bonding business (H.Rept. 2171), 5188.
Degree-conferring institutions (H.Rept. 1882). 2127.
Female Orphan Asylum in Georgetown (H.Rept. 1886), 2193.
Furnishing food to school children (H.Rept. 2172), 5289.
Gaslight company merger (H.Rept. 2011), 3918.
Insu!"ance business (H.Rept. 1991), 3735.
Jacobs Transfer & Storage Co. (H.Rept. 2176). 5289.
Licensino-
0
electricians and fixture hangers (H.Rept. 1924),
2722.
Maintenance of public order during inaugural ceremonies
(H.Rept. 1925), 2722.
Nicholson, George N. (H.Rept. 18G9), 1712.
Old Potomac School property (H.Rept. 1979), 3581.
Prize fighting (H.Rept. 1821). 1395.
Proceeds of sales of forfeited property (H.Rept. 1!H9), 2640.
Punishment for kidnaping (H.Rept. 1097), 3824.
Sale of lot 801 in square 5990 (H.Rept. 1918). 2640.
Street-railway merger (H.Rept. 2007), 3918.
Taxation of certain nonintoxicating liquor (H.Rept. 2152).
5061.
Taxes and assessments on fa.:nily dwelling houses (H.Rcpt.
1993). 3735.
\Vashington City Orphan Asylum (H.Rcpt. 1885). 2193.
Wilson and Miner Teachers Colleges (H.Rept. 1881), 2127.
COMMITTEE ON THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (Senate).
Mr. Davis appointed, 15G.
Mr. Grammer appointed, 156.
Resolution extending time for submitting report of investi-
gation of rentals in the District of Columbia by (see
S.Res. 302).
Reports by
Actions for damages against the District of Columbia (S.
Rept. 1180) , 3744.
Amateur boxing and prize fighting (S.Rept. 1230), 4179.
Banking business in the District of Columbia (S.J.Res. 261),
5446.
Changing name of B Street SW. (S.Rept. 1359), 5447.
Discontinuance of alley dwellings (S.Rept. 1361), 5448.
Fees to be charged by the recorder of deeds (S.Rept. 1324),
5296.
Gaslight company merger (S.Rept. 1241), 4215.
Gasoline tax (S.Rcpt. 1152), 3351.
Industrial insurance policies (S.Rept. 1207), 3820.
Insurance business (S.Rept. 1181), 3744.
Jacobs Transfer & Storage Co. (S.Rept. 1357), 5447.
Nichelson, George N. (S.Rept. 1043), 1551.
Old Potomac School property (S.Rept. 1214), 3931.
Payment of taxes in quarterly installments on family dwell-
ing houses (S.Rept. 1245), 4379.
Proceeds of sales of forfeited property (S.Rept. 1186), 3744.
Regulation of banks, trust companies, and building and
loan associations (S.Rept. 1326), 5296.
Relief of destitut!on (S.Rept. 1177), 3664.
Removal of remains of Annie Regina Brahler (S.Rept. 1178),
3664.
Rental conditions in the District of Columbia (S.Rept.
1354)' 5297.
Sale of lot 801, square 5990 (S.Rept. 1231), 4179.
Wilson and Miner Teachers Colleges (S.Rept. 1182), 3744.
COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND LABOR (Senate).
Reports by
Books for the adult blind (S.Rept. 1246), 4379.
COMMITTEE 0~ EWCTION OF PRESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENT,
AND REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS (House).
Reports by
Popular election of the President (li.Rept . 2194), 5425.
COMMITTEE ON ELECTIONS NO. 3 (House)
Mr. Estep excused, 69.
51
COMMITTEE ON ENROLLED DILLS (House).
Mr. Estep excused, 69.
COMMITTEE ON ENROLLED BILLS (Senate) .
Mr. Vandenberg appointed chairman, 156.
Mr. Schuyler assigned to, 156.
COM~IITTEE ON EXPENDITURES IN THE EXECUTIVE DE-
PARTMENTS (House).
Annocncement of hearings to be held by, 414, 869, 943, 4209.
Mr. Biddle elected, 75.
Reports by
Executive orders consolidating executive agencies (H.Rept.
1833). 1435.
Exclusion of certain temp:lrary employees from operation of
the Economy Act (H.Rept. 1989), 3653.
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE (Senate).
Authorized to hold hearin~s (S.Res. 378), 5441.
Mr. Hastings appointed, 156.
Resolution to authorize them to investigate the causes of
the economic depression (see S.Res. 315*).
Reports by
Chicago World's Fair (S.Rept. 1262), 4565.
Free importation of scientific articles exported tempora-
rily for exhibition purposes (bill H.R. 14579), 5441.
Gasoline tax (S.Rept. 1156), 3424.
Imports and exports (S.Repts. 1106, 1107), 2253.
Investigation of economic pr:lblems (S.Res. 315), 2253.
Mixed Claims Commission, United States and Germany
(S.Rept. 1306), 4962.
Revenue Act of 1926 (S .Rept. 12137), 4652.
Taxation of nonintoxicating liquor (S.Rept. 1127), 2301.
Tripartite Claims Commission (S.Rept. 1306), 4962.
COMMITTEE ON FLOOD CONTROL (House).
Mr. Driver excused, 52G.
P.epcrts by
Bonnet Carre flood-way area (H.Rept. 1!109), 943.
COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS (House).
Announcement of hearings to be he:d by, 2942, 358.0 .
Mr. Castellaw elected , 403.
Mr. Flood elected, 4.03.
M1·. McReynolds appointed, 13.
Reports by
Acceptance of foreign te:;timonials by Paul H. Gcss, R'Jy
n. I·;cwport, Ralph V. Armstrong, and R. H. Welis (H.Rept.
1378). 1936.
Claims of Mexico on account of the killing of Emilio
Cortez Rubio and Manuel Gomez at Ardmore, Okla.
(H.Rept. 1793), 534.
International Institute of Agriculture at Rcme, Italy
(H.Rept. 2051), 4296.
International monetary and economic conference (H.Rept.
1853)' 1616.
Li Po-tian, Cl:inese (II.Rept. 1949), 3052.
Pan-American Medical Association (H.Rept. 19.5 2), 3138.
Prohibiting exportation of arms, ammunition, or munitions
of war (H.R3pt. 2040), 4209.
Third International Conference on Private Aerial Law
(H.Rept. 1950), 3052.
Trammell, Elizabeth Millicent (H.Rept. 1806), 816.
COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS (Senate).
Reports by
International monetary and economic conference (S.Rept.
1121). 2562.
Mexico: Emilio Cortez Rubio, deceased, and Manuel Gomez,
deceased (S.Rept. 1226), 4114.
Prohibiting exportation of arms or munitions of war
(S.J.Res. 229), 1551.
Treaty with Canada for completion of the Great Lakes-
St. Lawrence deep waterway, 4789.
COMl\IHTTEE ON IMMIGRATION (Senate).
Reports by
Exempting from the quota fathers and mothers of United
8tat~s citizens (S.Rept. 1179). 3744.
COMMITTEE ON IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION (House).
Announcement of hearings to be held by, 2064, 2451.
Authorized to slt during the se::;sions of the House, 2031.
Reports by
Amending the Immigration Act of February 5, 1917 (H.Rept.
1852). 1616.
Deportation of certain alien seamen (H.Rept. 1994), 3823.
Return of unemployed Filipinos to the Philippine Islands
(H.Rept. 1926), 2722.
COMMITTEE ON INAUGURATION OF THE PRESIDENT-ELECT
(Joint).
Apoointed, 205, 232.
Correspondence relative to the granting of permits to the
committee and quartering of troops in public buildings
during the inaugural ceremonies, 2411.
Joint resolution to authorize the granting of permits to
(see S.J.Res. 239*; H.J.Res. 571).
Joint resolution to exempt from the admissions tax all
tickets sold under the authority of (see H.J .Res. 559 *) •
Message from the President transmitting estimate of appro-
priation for payment of expenses of (S.Doc. 1G1), 1260.
52 INDEX
COMMITI'EE ON INDIAN AFFAffiS (House).
Reports by
Alternate budget for the Indian Service (H.Rept. 2046),
4209.
Arconge, Victoria (H.Rept. 1857), 1712.
Authorizing the purchase of allotments of deceased Indians
(H.Rept. 1987), 3653.
Blackfeet Indian Reservation (H.Rept. 2054), 4296.
Camp McDowell Indian Reservation, Ariz. (H.Rept. 2184),
5415.
Canyon De Chelly National Monument (H.Rept. 2037), 4209.
Chippewa Indians (H.Rept. 1808), 943.
Delivery of forfeited vessels to the Indian Service (S.Rept.
2056) ' 4297.
Delivery to Indian superintendents amounts due Indians
who are under legal disability (H.Rept. 2057), 4297.
Flathead Indian Reservation (H.Rept. 2059), 4297.
Fort Hall Indian school reserve (H.Rept. 2060), 4297.
Kickapoo Indians (H.Rept. 1901), 2451 , 2639.
Leasing of concessions on reservoir sites in connection with
Indian irrigation projects (H.Rept. 1939), 2790.
Lower Brule Indian Reservation {H.Rept. 1884), 2127.
Navajo Indian Reservation (H.Rept. 1883), 2127.
Oklahoma school district no. 13, in Choctaw County (H.
Rept. 2189}, 5415.
Otoe and Missouria Indians (H.Rept. 1935}, 2723.
Payment of certain individual enrolled Indians of the Pine
Ridge, Standing Rock, Cheyenne River, and Rosebud Sioux
Agencies {H.Rept. 1880), 2127.
Richardson County, Nebr., drainage project (H.Rept. 2058),
4297. . Customs service, Canal Zone, Panama (S.Rept. 1144), 3141.
Seneca Indian School, Wyandotte, Okla. (H.Rept. 2183),
5414.
Shannon County, S.Dak., high-school building (H.Rept.
2055) ' 4296.
Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians of North Da-
kota {H.Rept. 2195), 5425.
Ute Indians of Utah (H.Rept. 1856), 1712.
Water users on Indian irrigation projects (H.Rept. 1988),
3653. - Panama Canal Act {S.Rept. 1143), 3141.
COMMITTEE ON INDIAN AFFAIRS (Senate).
Resolutions to continue investigations of the condition of
the Indians in the United States (see S.Res. 223, 323).
Resolution authorizing additional expenditures for an in-
vestigation concerning Indian lands not taxed (see S.Res.
322*).
Resolution to amend rules relative to representation on the
Committee on Appropriations when items pertaining to
Indian affairs are being considered (see S.Res. 338).
Reports by
Alternate budget for the Indian Service (S.Rept. 1252), 4459.
California Indians (S.Rept. 1119), 2562.
Canyon De Chelly National Monument, Ariz. (S.Rept. 1211),
3931.
Change of homestead designations on allotted Indian lands
(S.Rept. 1258) , 4565.
Chippewa Indians (S.Rept. 1030), 1469.
Chippewa Indian territory boundary lines, Minnesota (S.
Rept. 1102), 2131.
Collection of fees for work done for the benefit of Indians
(S.Rept. 1204), 3829.
Contracts for sale of timber on Indian lands (S.Rept. 1281),
4789.
District No. 13, Choctaw County, Okla (bill S. 5684), 4874.
Drainage district no. 1, Richardson County, Nebr. (S.Rept.
1145) . 3242.
Egg Lakes, White Earth Indian Reservation, Minn. (S.Rept.
1284}. 4873.
Federal aid to States in which are Indian lands not subject
to taxation (S.Rept. 1100), 2131.
Fort Peck Indian Reservation (S.Rept. 1146), 3242.
· Fort Peck irrigation project, Montana (S.Rept. 1283), 4873.
Indian irrigation projects (S.Rept. 25, pt. 4), 1551.
Minnesota State Sanatorium at Ah-Gwah-Ching (S.Rept.
1219). 3996.
Navajo Indian Reservation, Utah (S.Rept. 1199). 3744.
Northern Cheyenne Indian Tribal Council (S.Rept. 1321),
5191.
Ottawa County, Okla. (S.Rept. 1202), 3829.
Payments to Indians of the Pine Ridge, Standing Rock,
Cheyenne River, and Rosebud Agencies (S.Rept. 1044),
1551.
Purchase of allotments of deceased Indians (S.Rept. 1203),
3829.
Relief of water users on Indian irrigation projects (S.Rept.
1197)' 3744.
Rice Lake, Minn. (S.Rept. 1282), 4873.
Seminole Indians (S.Rept. 1358), 5447.
Seneca Nation of Indians and the State o! New York (S.Rept.
1217). 3931.
Shoalwater Indian Reservation, Wash. (S.Rept. 1198), 3744.
Survey of Indian conditions (S.Rept. 25, pt. 5, and S.Rept.
1101)' 1781, 2131.
Tax-exempt Indian lands (S.Rept. 1365), 5448.
Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians (S.Rept. 1269),
4652.
Uintah, White River, and Uncompahgre Bands of Ute In-
dians (S.Rept. 1200), 3744.
COMMI'ITEE ON INSULAR AFFAIRS (House) .
Announcement of hearings to be held by, 2064, 2127, 2192.
Reports by
American Samoa (H.Rept. 1998), 3824.
Reconstruction loan to Puerto Rico {H.Rept. 1976), 3419.
COMMITTEE ON INTERNAL REVENUE TAXATION (Joint).
Amendment and remarks in Senate relative to the con-
sideration of claims for refund of internal-revenue taxes,
1565, 1568.
Amendment and remarks in House relative to requiring
prior approval by the joint committee of refunds of
income taxes; concurred in by the Senate, 1945, 1954.
Reports by
Refunds and credits of internal-revenue taxes (H.Doc. 535),
1557, 2894, 2942.
Taxes and penalties paid consequent upon disclosures be-
fore the Committee on Public Lands and Surveys of the
Senate, 39.
COMMITTEE ON INTEROCEANIC CANALS (Senate).
Mr. Clark assigned to, 3421.
Mr. Gore assigned to, 3421.
Resolution to authorize them to hold hearings and to sit
during sessions or recesses of the Senate (see S.Res. 344*).
Reports by
Code of civil procedure, Canal Zone, Panama (S.Repts. 1140,
1141)' 3141.
Code of criminal procedure for the Canal Zone, Panama
(S.Rept. 1139), 3141.
Enticing laborers from the Isthmian Canal Commission and
the Panama Railroad (S.Rept. 1144), 3141.
E.x tending certain pri vlleges to officials on the Canal Zone
{S.Rept. 1142), 3141.
Inspection of vessels navigating Canal Zone waters (S.Rept.
1144). 3141.
Market regulations for the Canal Zone, Panama {S.Rept.
1144). 3141. .
Penal Code, Canal Zone, Panama (S.Rept. 1138), 3141.
Postal Service, Canal Zone, Panama {S.Rept. 1144), 3141.
COMMITI'EE ON INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE
{House).
Amendment in House to authorize them to investigate
public-utility control, 3207.
Announcement of hearings to be held by, 1354, 1435, 1985,
2242, 2942, 3138.
Reports by
Bridges: omnibus bill, H.R. 14787 (H.Rept. 2181), 5414.
--Allegheny River {H.Rept. 2023), 4105.
---Cedar Point-Dauphin Island waterway, Alabama (H.
Rept. 2027), 4105.
--Columbia River (H.Repts. 1905, 1906, 1911), 2451,
2554.
---Delaware River (H.Rept. 1904), 2451.
- - E l k River (H.Rept. 2016), 3991.
---Illinois and Mississippi Canal {H.Repts. 1844, 1845),
1547.
--Lake Champlain (H.Rept. 1832), 1395.
--Lake Michigan (H.Rept. 1913), 2554.
--Little River {H.Rept. 2014), 3991.
---Merrimac River, Mass. (H.Rept. 2034), 4209.
---Michigan Canal (H.Rept. 1913), 2554.
--Mississippi River (H.Repts. 2013, 2019, 2025, 2026),
3991, 4105.
---Missouri River {H.Repts. 1830, 1848, 1849, 1910, 1912,
201~ 202~ 2028), 139~ 154~ 2554, 3991, 4105.
---Monongahela River {H.Rept. 1847), 1547.
--New York Bay {H.Rept. 2068), 4452.
--Ohio River (H.Repts. 1846, 1907, 2020), 1547, 2451,
4105.
--Pearl River (H.Rept. 1850}, 1547.
---Peedee River (H.Rept. 1843), 1546.
--Pend Orellle Lake, Idaho (H.Rept. 1903), 2451.
---Potomac River (H.Rept. 2022), 4105.
---Rio Grande (H.Repts. 2012, 2029), 3991, 4105.
--Rock River {H.Rept. 1831), 1395.
---St. Lawrence River (H.Rept. 1914), 2554.
---Savannah River, Ga. (H.Rept. 2039 ) , 4209.
- - - Tombigbee River (H.Rept. 1851), 1547.
---Waccamaw River {H.Rept. 1843), 1546.
Delegation of powers by the Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion {H.Rept. 1900), 2451.
Ownership of stock in public utilities by holding companies
(H.Rept. 2192), 5425.
Railroad land grants (H.Rept. 1842), 1546.
COI\1MITTEE ON INTERSTATE COMMERCE (Senate).
Amendment in Senate , to authorize the employment o! one
additional clerk to, 3424.
Mr. Bailey appointed, 67. '
Mr. Clark assigned to, 3421.
Mr. Tydings excused, 67.
Reports by
Hanger, G. Wallace W. (executive nomination), 1266.
Interstate Commerce Commission {S.Rept. 1291), 4874.
Radio Act of 1927 (S.Repts. 1004, 1045), 422, 1551.
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COMMITTEE ON INVESTIGATION OF CAMPAIGN EXPENDI-
TURES (Senate}.
Resolution continuing (see S.Res. 324•).
Resolution to increase the limit of expenditures of (see
S.Res. 374).
COMMITTEE ON INVESTIGATION OF GOVERNMENT COMPE-
TITION WITH PRIVATE ENTERPRISE (House).
Announcement of hearings to be held by, 362, 414, 475, 665,
816.
Resolutions to extend time for submitting report (see
H.Res. 312, 360•).
Resolution to allot funds to (see H.Res. 343•.)
COMMITTEE ON INVESTIGATION OF LOANS MADE BY THE
RECONSTRUCTION FINANCE CORPORATION (Senate).
Reports by
Loans (S.Rept. 1059), 1717.
COMMITTEE ON INVESTIGATION OF OPERATION OF LAWS
AND REGULATIONS RELATING TO THE RELIEF OF
VETERANS (Joint) .
Joint resolution extending time for makil'lg report (see
H.J.Res. 527•).
COMMITTEE ON IRRIGATION AND RECLAMATION (House).
Announcement of hearings to be held by, 1394.
Reports by
Colonial Realty Co. (H.Rept. 1965), 334.2 .
Relief of water users on irrigation projects (H.Repts. 1885,
2067). 2127, 4452.
COMMITTEE ON IRRIGATION AND RECLAMATION (Senate).
Mr. Grammer appointed, 156.
Reports by
Advances to the reclamation fund (S.Rept. 1254), 4459.
Relief of water users on irrigation projects (S.Rept. 1067),
1932. . Announcement of hearings to be held by, 606, 2722.
San Pedro River, Ariz. (S.Res. 292}, 2801.
Utilization of water resources of the Sacramento, San
Joaquin, and Kern Rivers in California (S.Rept. 1325),
5279.
COl\aiTTTEE ON JUDICIARY (House).
Announcement of hearings to be held by, 3138.
Authorized to sit during the sessions of the House, 1756,
2032.
Reports by
Bankruptcy (H.Repts. 1897, 2191), 2294, 2335, 5415.
Delivery of forfeited vessels to State agencies (H.Rept. 2050),
4296.
Louderback, Harold, district judge, northern district of
California (H.Rept. 2065), 4375.
Making it a crime to advocate or promote the overthrow of
the Government of the United States (H.Rept. 2061}, 4297.
Medicinal liquor (H.Rept. 2044}, 4209.
North Carolina (H.Rept. 1874), 1907.
Punishment for breaking of seals of railroad cars (H.Rept.
1791}, 475.
Suits against the United States to recover direct taxes
(H.Rept. 2188}, 5414. . Protection of national military parks and battlefield sites
Supreme Court of the United States (H.Rept. 2047}, 4209.
COMMITI'EE ON THE JUDICIARY (Senate).
Mr. Schuyler assigned to, 156.
Poll of members on the proposed submission of a prohibi-
tion-repeal amendment, 227.
Reports by
Agreements between States for prevention of crime (S.Rept. COMMITTEE ON MILITARY AFFAIRS (Senate).
1256), 4459. . Mr. Bailey excused, 67.
Assumption of risks of employment (S.Rept. 1257), 4460.
Bankruptcy (S.Repts. 1215, 1216, 1360), 3931, 5448.
Barry, DavidS., Sergeant at Arms of the Senate (S.Res. 352)
3511. •
Disability of a senior circuit judge by illness (S.Rept. 1255), Reports by
4459. .
Eighteenth amendment (S.Rept. 1022), 1401, 1621.
Great Council of the United States of the Improved Order
of Red Men (S.Rept. 1253), 4459.
Medicinal liquors (S.Rept. 1317}, 5068.
North Carolina (S.Rept. 1213), 3931.
Repeal of obsolete sections of the Revised Statutes (S.Rept.
1205). 3829.
Repeal of obsolete statutes at large (S.Rept. 1206), 3829.
Taxation of nonintoxicating liquor (S.Rept. 1105), 2253.
Winston-Salem and Rockingham, N.C. (S.Rept. 1213), 3996.
COMMITTEE ON LABOR (House).
Announcement of hearings to be held by, 1711, 1832, 1985,
2064, 2127, 2242, 2335, 2451, 2554, 2640.
Reports by
Preventing interstate commerce in certain commodities
manufactured in industrial activities operating in excess
of 5 days per week or 6 hours per day (H.Rept. 1999), 3824.
COMMITTEE ON THE LIBRARY (House) .
Announcement of hearings to be held by, 1832.
Reports by
Books for the adult blind (H.Rept. 1877), 1986.
Bust of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (H.Rept. 2083), 4641.
George Rogers Clark Memorial at Vincennes, Ind. (H.Rept.
2173), 5289.
Interstate Legislative Reference Bureau (H.Rept. 1784), 151.
Roosevelt Island (H.Rept. 1876), 1986.
53
OOMMITI'EE ON THE LmRARY (House) -Continued
Reports by
Statuary Hall (H.Puept. 1957) , 3235.
United States Roanoke Colony Commission (H.Rept. 2035),
4209.
COMMITTEE ON THE LIBRARY (Senate).
Reports by
Georga Rogers Clark memorial, Vincennes, Ind. (S.Rept.
1239). 4214.
Roosevelt Island (S.Rept. 1075), 2029.
Statues in Statuary Hall in the Capitol Building (H.Con.Res.
47). 4874.
United States Georgia Bicentennial Commission (S.J.Res.
223). 3531.
United States Roanoke Colony qommisslon (S.J.Res. 241),
50~8.
COMMI'ITE~ ON MANUFACTURES (Senate).
Qu~stwnnaire sent by the committee to the mayors of
Cities on the subject of unemployment relief, and a sum-
mary of their answers, 4465, 4490.
Reports by ·
Federal aid for unemployment relief (S .Rept. 1126), 2644.
COMMITTEE ON MERCHANT MARINE, RADIO, AND FISHERIES
(House}.
Announcement of hearings to be held by, 1354, 1394, 1546,
1616, 1711, 1778, 1832, 1907, 1985, 2064, 2127.
Reports by
Interstate commerce by way of the Panama Canal (H.Rept.
2006)' 3918.
Regulations for preventing collisions upon rivers and har-
bors (H.Rept. 2053), 4296.
COMMITTEE ON MILITARY AFFAIRS (House).
Reports by
Acceptance of bequest of William F. Edgar, deceased,
(H.Rept. 1934), 2723.
Acceptance of foreign decorations by Hugh S. Cumming,
John D. Long, and Clifford R. Eskcy (H.Rept. 2154)
5062. •
Arrea, Julio Rodriguez (H.Rept. 1983), 3581.
Camp Bullis, Tex. (H.Rept. 1961), 3342.
Conferring the degree of bachelor of science upon gradu-
ates of the Naval, the Military, and the Coast Guard
Academies (H.Rept. 1986), 3653.
Conveyance of certain land to Virginia (H.Rept 1980)
3581. . . •
Donation of land to the town of Bourne, Mass. (H.Rept.
2064). 4376.
Fanning, Frank (H.Rept. 1974), 3419.
Kroegel, Frank (H.Rept. 2101), 4865.
Los Angeles County, Calif. (H.Repts. 1908, 1954), 2554, 3235.
Newman, John (H.Rept. 1975), 3419.
Old Rondo Cemetery, Miller County, Ark. (H.Rept. 1981)
3581. •
(H.Rept. 2091), 4767.
Sherman, William M. (H.Rept. 2100), 4865.
Suriya, Manob (H.Rept. 1982), 3581.
Transfer of land from the War Department to the Terri-
tory of Hawaii (H.Rept. 2062), 4375.
Westcott, James E. (H.Rept. 2099), 4865.
Yen, Tisheng (H.Rept. 1984), 3581.
Mr. Hastings excused, 156.
Mr. Reynolds appointed, 67.
Mr. Schuyler assigned to, 156.
Apod~ca, Juan (S.Rept. 1147), 3242.
Authorizing the withholding of pay of officers, warrant
officers, and nurses of the Army, Navy, or Marine Corps
to cover indebtedness to the United States (S.Rept. 1005)
541. •
Bradford, Herman H. (S.Rept. 1003), 233.
Camp Bullis, Tex. (S.Rept. 1299), 4874.
Conveyance of certain properties to the State of Virginia
(S.Rept. 1161), 3592.
Crane, Jerry V. (S.Rept. 1303), 4962.
Curtiss, Glenn H., deceased (S.Rept. 1305), 4962.
Dohs, Francis (S.Rept. 1026), 1439.
Edgerly, George W. (S.Rept. 1124), 2644.
Fishburn, William N. (S.Rept. 1356), 5447.
Foster, Robert J. (S.Rept. 1308), 4962.
Housing, feeding, and clothing of certain unemployed per-
sons at military posts (bill S. 5363), 3242.
Huff, Price (S.Rept. 1294}, 4874.
Jett, Curtis (S.Rept. 1024), 1439.
Los Angeles County, Calif. (S.Rept. 1149), 3242.
McDonald, George W. (S.Rept. 1148), 3242.
McHam, Beryl M. (S.Rept. 12!J6), 4874.
Meaney, James J. (S.Rept. 1310), 4962.
Mobile National Cemetery, Ala. (S.Rept. 1025), 1439.
Neville, Arthur I. (S.Rept. 1362), 5448.
Otis, Frank I. (S.Rept. 1020), 1401.
Plattsburg Barracks Military Reservation. N.Y. (S.Rept.
1028). 1439.
54 INDEX
COMMITTEE ON MILITARY AFFAIRS (Senate)--Continued
Reports by
Protection of national parks and battlefield sites (S.Rept.
1027) 14::!9.
1 Naval Reserve (S.Rept. 1174), 3664.
Ritz, Stuart L. (S.Rept. 1304), 4962.
Sale of surplus real estate -of the War Department (S.Rept.
1029), 1439.
Sawhill, Alexander F. (S.Rept. 1300), 4874.
Smith, Robert J. (S.Rept. 1150), 3289.
Squires, William Mathew (S.Rept. 1295}, 4874.
Stotts, John S., deceased (S.Rept. 1309), 4962.
Use of District of Columbia water supply for fire-fighting
purposes by adjacent local governments ( S.Rept. 1298),
4874.
Vauthier, Louis (S.Rept. 1026), 1439.
COMMITI'EE ON MINES AND MINING (House).
Announcement of hearings to be held by, 606.
Reports by
Prescott National Forest, Ariz. (H.Rept. 1005), 816.
Suspension of annual assessment work on mining claims
(H.Rept. 1812), 1099.
COMMITTEE ON MINES AND MINING (Senate).
Reports by
Suspension of annual assessment work on mining claims
(S.Rept. 1019), 1401 . .
COMMI'ITEE ON NAVAL AFFAIRS (House).
Announcement of hearings to be held by, · 606, 816, 869, 2127,
3051, 3138, 3580.
Reports by
Aircraft carrier (H.Rept. 1891), 2335 . .
Brennan, Luke Francis (H.Rept. 2008), 3918. . Amendment in Senate to authorize the employment of
Condemned cannon donations (H.Rept. 1978), 3419.
Conveyance of the naval radio station to the city of Savan-
nah, Ga. (H.Rept. 2030), 4105.
Coyle, Irwin D. (H.Rept. 2009), 3918.
Dedicating land to the city of Philadelphia, Pa. (H.Rept.
1861) 1 1778,
Degree of bachelor of science, Naval Academy (H.Rept: 1920),
2640.
Dunlap, Robert H., deceased (H.Rept. 2155), 5188.
Exchange of land with the city of San Diego, Calif. (H.Rept.
1862) ' 1778.
Former members of the crews of the revenue cutters Algon-
quin and Onondaga (H.Rept. 1896), 2335.
Grove, Elbert L. (H.Rept. 1818), 1325.
Guantanamo Bay naval station {H.Rept. 1872), 1833.
Harmon, Jesse C. (H.Rept. 2052), 4297.
McDougall, Joseph Michael (H.Rept. 1813), 1099.
Moriarty, Sylvester T. (H.Rept. 1805), 2335.
Navy ration (H.Rept. 1958), 3235, 3546.
Occhionero, George (H.Rept. 870, pt. 2), 2328.
Perrine, Henry C. (H.Rept. 1892), 2335.
Roberson, Milton Augustus (H.Rept. 1894), 2335.
Sale of surplus Navy coal for distribution to the needy
(H.Rept. 2021) , 4105.
Seabrook, John P. (H.Rept. 1977), 3419.
Taylor, H. W. (H.Rept. 1893), 2335.
COMMITTEE ON NAVAL AFFAIRS (Senate).
Mr. Hale excused as chairman. 156.
Mr. Schuyler assigned to, 156.
Mr. Shortridge appointed chairman, 156.
Reports by
Aberdeen, Wash.-U.S.S. Newport (S.Rept. 1097), 2071.
Budzinski, Micha~l J. (S.Rept. 1132), 2957.
Cargill, George Brackett (S.Rept. 118'7), 3744.
Collins, Harvey {S.Rept. 1227), 4114.
Conferring degree of bachelor of science upon graduates of
the Naval Academy {S.Rept. 1072), 2029.
Davidson, John E. (S.Rept. 1188), 3744.
Donations of condemned cannon (S.Rept. 1293), 4874.
~py, Douglas B. (S.Rept. 1035), 1551.
Exchange of lands with the city of San Diego, Calif (S.Rept.
1130), 29.57.
Fingar, Essie (S.Rept. 1040), 1551.
Gordon, Elmo K. (S.Rept. 1033), 1551.
Grant, William E. B. (S.Repts. 1089, 1175), 2071, 3664.
Guantanamo Bay naval station water supply (bill S. 1656),
5191.
Hobson, Richmond Pearson (S.Rept. 1041), 1551.
Increasing limit o1 cost of one aircraft carrier (S.Rept. 1131),
2957.
Keleher, Maurice M. (S.Rept. 1196), 3744.
Kent, Sidney Joseph (S.Rept. 1042), 1551.
Kline, Arnold R. (S.Rept. 1037), 1551.
La Carte, William Joseph (S. Rept. 1190), 3744.
Linebarger, Henry Dixon (S.Rept. 1074), 2029.
Long, Timothy J. (S.Rept. 1070), 2029.
McBride, Betty (S.Rept. 1032), 1551.
McCarn, Ruth (S.Rcpt. 1194), 3744.
McCoy, Leo James (S.Rept. 1076), 2029.
Macinnes, Grant (S.Rept. 1090), 2071.
Maggio, Dominick Edward (S.Rept. 1077), 2029.
Marietta-U.S. gunboat (S.Rept. 1039), 1551.
Marine Corps Reserve {S.Rept. 1174), 3664.
Maupin, Felix (S.Rept. 1192), 3744.
Naval ordnance plant at South Charleston, W.Va. (S.Rept.
1031), 1551.
COMMITTEE ON NAVAL AFFAIRS (Senate)--Continued
Reports by
Naval radio station at Savannah, Ga. {S.Rept. 1036), 1551.
Navy ration (S.Rept. 1292), 4874.
Nichols, Raymond Ambrose (S.Rept. 1069), 2029.
Occhionero, George {S.Rept. 1228), 4114.
O'Neil, John (S.Rept. 1172), 3664.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. (S.Rept. 1129), 2957.
Paducah (U.S.S.) {S.Rept. 1038), 1551.
Parker, Olen H. (H.Rept. 1173), 3664.
Richardson, Jack C. (S.Rept. 1034), 1551.
Roloff, John Huntz (S. Rept. 1176), 3664.
Sale of obsolete and surplus Navy clothing to charitable
organizations (S.J.Res. 220), 824.
Sale of surplus coal for distribution to the needy (S.Rept.
1244). 4300. .
Schwartz, David (S.Rept. 1193), 3744.
Sliney, Albert Lawrence (S.Rept. 1103), 2131.
Tallmadge, Howard Emmett (S.Rept. 1073), 2029.
Thayer, Sydney, Jr. (S.Rept. 1191), 3744.
VigneaUlt, William Joseph (S.Rept. 1189), 3744.
Waters, William James (S.Rept. 1195), 3744.
Watkins, Wayne Bert (S.Rept. 1071), 2029.
Wright, Benjamin (S.Rept. 1327), 5296.
Young, Walter Sam (S.Rept. 1320), 5068.
COMMITI'EE ON PATENTS (House).
Reports by
Protection for textiles (H.Rept. 2086), 4641.
CO¥M!TTEE ON PATENTS (Senate).
one additional a5sistant clerk to, 3424.
Mr. Schuyler assigned to, 156.
Reports by
Textiles (S.Rept. 1280), 4789.
COMMITTEE ON PENSIONS (Senate).
Reports by
Protection of labor in its old age (S.Rept. 1322), 5191.
COMMITTEE ON THE POST OFFICE AND POST ROADS (House).
Announcement of hearings to be held by, 362.
Jo1nt resolution authorizing- the committee to continue the
investigation of public utility corporations engaged in
interstate. commerce (see H.J.Res. 612*).
Resolutions of regret at the departure from Congress of
certain Members of, 5552.
Reports by _
Air mail contracts (H.Rept. 1956), 3235.
Expenditures of the Post OID.ce Department (H.Rept. 2087),
4641.
Franking privilege for Grace G. Coolidge (H.Rept. 2083),
4767.
Irwin, Ralph C. (H.Rept. 1921), 2640.
COMMITTEE ON POST OFFICES AND POST ROADS (Senate).
Reports by
Air mail and ocean mail contracts (S.Rept. 1229), 4179.
Contracts for supplies for the Post omce Department (S.
Rept. 1243), 4300. ·
Franking privilege for Grace Goodhue Coolidge (bill s.
5387)' 1857.
COMMITTEE ON PRINTING (House).
Reports by
Agricultural adjustment program (H.Rept. 1854), 1615, 1616.
Congressional Directory (H.Rept. 2084), 4641. .
Government competition with private enterprise-House
Report 1985 (H.Res. 376, H.Rept. 2032), 4101, 4105.
Hearings before the Committee on Ways and Means on
moratorium on foreign debts (H.Rept. 1785), 151.
Leave with pay for employees of the Government PrintinOI'
Office (H.Rept. 2153), 5061. o
Neuse River improvement, North Carolina (H.Rept. 1796),
526.
Proceedings in Congress incident to the memorial services
to Calvin Coolidge (H.Rept. 2043), 4209.
Rules and Manual of the House (H.Rept. 2085), 4641.
COMMITTEE ON PRINTING (joint).
Members appointed in Senate and House on, 5482, 5541.
Text of the veto message of President Wilson, May 13, 1920,
on the legislative, executive, and judicial appropriation
bill for 1921 relative to the proposed authority over the
· printing of Government publications by, 1957.
COMMITTEE ON PRINTING (Senate).
Reports by
Annual report of the National Society of the Daughters of
the American Revolution (S.Res. 355, S.Doc. 182), 3664.
Hearings before the Committee on Ways and Means of the
House relating to moratorium on foreign debts (H.Con.Res.
40)' 366.
Leave with pay for employees of the Government Printing
Office (S.Rept. 1125), 2644.
Points of Historic Interest in the National Capital (S.Res.
354, S.Doc. 183), 3664.
COMMITTEE ON PRIVILEGES AND ELECTIONS {Senate) .
Mr. Glenn appointed chairman, 156.
Mr. Schuyler assigned to, 156.
Mr. Shortridge excused as chairman, 156.
 INDEX 55
COMMI'ITEE ON PRIVILEGES AND ELECTIONS (Senate)-Cont'd COMMITTEE ON ROADS (House).
Reports by Reports by
Hoidale v. Schall (S.Rept. 1066), 1932. Federal-aid highways emergency appropriation (H.Rept.
Pritchard v. Bailey . (S.Rept. 1151), 3289. 1971). 3342.
Schall, Thomas D., a Senator from Minnesota (S.Res. 343), COMMITTEE ON RULES (House).
2957. Announcement of hearings to be held by, 1711, 3342.
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC BUTI..DINGS AND GROUNDS (House). Mr. Driver elected, 532.
Announcement of hearings to be held by, 1985, 2127, 2451, Reports by
3051, 4105. Governmental competition with private enterprise (H.Rept.
Mr. Davis, of Pennsylvania, elected, 75. 1788}. 335, 362. .
Mr. Driver excused, 526. Special order for bill H.R. 8378 (H.Rept. 2092), 4767.
Mrs. Eslick elected, 403. Special order for bill H.R. 13520 (H.Rept. 1990), 3730, 3735.
Reports by Special order for bill H.R. 13918 (H.Res. 369, H.Rept. 1973),
Acceptance of title to sites for public buildings {H.Rept. 3386, 3419.
2042). 4209. Special order for bill H.R. 13991 (H.Res. 339, H.Rept. 1817),
Binghamton, N.J. (H.Rept. 1964), 3342. 1296, 1325.
Huntsville, Ala. (H.Rept. 1963}, 3342. Special order for bill H.R. 14302 (H.Res. 384, H.Rept. 2066),
Mangum, Okla. (H.Rept. 1972}, 3342. • 4425.
Maxwell, Nebr. (H.Rept. 1870}, 1833. Special order for b111 H.R. 14395 (H.Res. 382, H.Rept. 2048),
Memorial to certain deceased officers of the American Diplo- 4253, 4296.
matic and Consular Service (H.Rept. 2041), 4209. Special order for b111 H.R. 14689 (H.Rept. 2104), 4865, 4875.
Nome, Alaska (H.Rept. 1871), 1833. Special order for bill S. 417 (H.Res. 378, H.Rept. 2017), 4062,
St. Louis, Mo. (H.Rept. 1887), 2193. 4105, 4926.
Washington City post office (H.Rept. 2045), 4209. Special order for bill S. 5122 (H.Rept. 2105), 4845, 4865.
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC Bun.DINGS .Ar-."TI GROUNDS {Senate). Special order for bill S. 5160 (H.Rept. 1838), 1481, 1546.
Reports by Special order for bill S. 5417 (H.Rept. 2093). 4767.
Binghamton, N.Y. (S.Rept. 1290), 4874. Special order for House Resolution 334 (H.Res. 350; H.Rept.
Huntsville, Ala. (S.Rept. 1288), 4874. 1860). 1756, 1778.
Las Vegas, Nev. (S.Rept. 1285), 4874. Special order for Senate Joint Resolution 256 (H.Rept. 2132),
Mangum, Okla. (S.Rept. 1289), 4874. 4948.
Maxwell, Nebr. (S.Rept. 1286) , 4874. United States Georgia Bicentennial Commission (H.Rept.
Memorial to the Americaa diplomatic and consular officers 1995) , 3823.
who lost their lives while on active duty (S.Rept. 1163), Waiver of points of order on sections 2 to 8, both inclusive,
3588. of bill (H.R. 13520) making annual appropriations for the
Morristown National Historical Park, N.J. {S.Rept. 1162), Post Office and Treasury Departments (H.Res. 314, H.Rept.
3588. 1789). 362.
Nome, Alaska {S.Rept. 1287), 4874. COMMITTEE ON RULES (Senate) . .
St. Louis, Mo. (S.Rept. 1297), 4874. Reports by
Use of granite and;or marble in the erection of certain Unserviceable rugs and carpets in the Senate Office Building
memorials and public buildings (S.J .Res. 226), 1401. (S.Res. 314), 1162.
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS (House).
Reports by COMMITTEE ON THE TERRITORIES (House).
Agricultural entry of lands 'Vithdrawn, classified, or reported Mr. Driver excused, 526. ·
as containing minerals (H.Rept. 1938), 2790 •• Reports by
California (H.Rept. 2036), 4209. Fairbanks, Alaska, bond issue (H.Rept. 1841) , 1546.
Columbia National Forest, Wash. (H.Rept. 1879), 2064. Hawau National Park (H.Rept. 1927), 2722.
Death Valley National Monument, Calif. (H.Rept. 2107), Manufacture of electric current on the island of Molokai,
4956. HawaU (H.Rept. 1839), 1546.
Everglades National Park, Fla. (H.Rept. 2049) , 4296. COMMITTEE ON TERRITORIES AND INSULAR AFFAIRS (Senate).
Homestead entries of widows of Indian war veterans (H. Mr. Clark assigned to, 3421.
Rept. 2097), 4865. Reports by
Idaho grazing lands (H.Rept. 1840), 1546. Issuance of bonds by the town of Fairbanks, Alaska (S.Rept.
Idaho national forests (H.Rept. 1992), 3735. 1108). 2411.
Kirby, Sadie L. (H.Rept. 2098), 4865. Loans to Puerto Rico by the Reconstruction Finance Cor-
Modoc National Forest, Calif. (H.Repts . .1916, 1917), 2640. poration (S.Rept. 13 29) , 5317.
Morristown National Historical Park, N.J. (H.Rept. 1962), Manufacture of electric current within the island of Molokal
3342. (S.Rept. 1135), 3141.
Rayl, Robert (H.Rept. 1902), 2452. Puerto Rico ( S.Repts. 1224, 1225) , 4061.
University of Arizona (H.Rept. 2090), 4767. COMMITTEE ON VETERANS' BENEFITS (Joint).
Wyoming (H.Rept. 1940), 2943. Joint resolutions to continue (see S.J.Res. 262; H.J.Res. 616}.
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS AND SURVEYS (Senate). Remarks in House on Senate Joint Resolution 262 to con-
Reports by tinue, 5542. ·
Agricultural entry of lands withdrawn, classified, or reported
as containing minerals (S.Repts. 1061, 1355), 1781, 5297. COMMITTEE ON WAR CLAIMS (House).
Blackwell, Marion F. (S.Rept. 1099), 2131. Mr. Kennedy of Maryland elected, 532.
California (S.Rept. 1247), 4379. Remarks in House relative to employees of, 3408. ·
Desert-land entrymen (S.Repts. 1250, 1329), 4379, 5296. Reports by .
Gunnison National Forest, Colo. (S.Rept. 1316}, 4963. Bird, Thomas, deceased (H.Rept. 2072), 4452.
Kirby, Sadie L. (S.Rept. 1088), 2071. Gormley, P. F., Co., (H.Rept. 1948), 2943.
Lake Oddie (bill S. 5693), 4963. Hall, Ernest Elmore (H.Rept. 1955) , 3235.
Lester, William A. (S.Rept. 1062), 1781. Howard, R. S., Co., Inc. (H.Rept. 2174), 5289.
Lester, Zetta (S.Rept. 1063), 1781. International Arms & Fuze Co., Inc. (H.Rept. 2197), 5651.
Los Angeles County, Calif. (S.Rept. 1311), 4962. Mack Copper Co. (H.Rept. 2175), 5289.
Modoc National Forest, Calif. (S.Rept. 1312), 4962. Padgett, Ruffin (H.Rept. 2063), 4375.
Moore, Robert F. (S.Rept. 1314), 4962. Simmons, Frank J., deceased (H.Rept. 1794), 534.
Pan American Petroleum Co. , and the Richfield Oil Co. of Velie Motors Corporation (H.Rept. 2071}, 4452.
California (S.Rept. 1223). 3996. COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS (House).
Patents to school lands (S.Rept. 1104) , 2198. Announcement of hearings to be held by, 75, 150, 229, 283,
Rapides Parish, La. (S.Rept. 1315), 4963. 296, 362, 414, 2554, 2649, 2790, 3051, 3138, 3235, 3487, 4104,
Service of contest notices in all cases affecting mining loca- 4209.
tions or claims (S.Rept. 1060), 1781. Authorized to sit during the sessions of the House, 69.
Sprouse, Clive (S.Rept. 1314), 4962. Concurrent resolution to print additional copies of hearings
Yakutat & Southern Railway, Alaska (S.Rept. 1313), 4962. on moratorium on foreign debts (see H.Con.Res. 40).
Yellowst one and Grand Teton National Parks, Wyo. (S.Res. Concurrent resolution to print additional copies of the
226). 1857. preliminary report on double taxation (see H.Con.Res. 46).
COMMITTEE ON REORGANIZATION OF THE EXECUTIVE DE- Mr. Estep elected, 75.
PARTMENTS. Reports by
Amendment in Senate to create, 2343. · Assignment of awards entered by the Mixed Claims Com-
mission, United States and Germany (H.Rept. 1936), 2790.
COMMITTEE ON REVISION OF THE LAWS (House). Chicago World's Fair (H.Rept. 1888), 2193.
Mr. Biddle elected, 75. Free importation of articles exported temporarily for scien-·
COMMITI'EE ON RIVERS AND HARBORS (House). tific purposes {H.Rept. 2110) , 4.9 56.
Announcement of hearings to be held by, 36, 150, 229, 296, Gasoline tax '(H.Rept. 1937) , 2790.
362, 475, 534, 1325, 1616, 1711. Retail liquor dealers' stamp tax applicable to drug stores
Reports by (H.Rept. 2038), 4209.
Waterway improvements (H.Rept. 1863), 1778. Taxation of nonintoxicating liquors (H.Rept. 1800), 606.
56 INDEX
COMMITI'EE ON WAYS AND MEANS (House)-Continued
Reports by
Tax on furs (H.Rept. 2076), 4640.
Texas Centennial Celebration (H.Rept. 2005), 3918.
Trading with the Enemy Act (H.Rept. 2109), 4956.
COMMITTEE ON WORLD WAR VETERANS' LEGISLATION
(House).
Mrs. Eslick elected, 403.
Reports by
Transfer of certain lands to the city of Albuquerque, NMex.
(H.Rept. 2082), 4641.
COMMITTEES OF HOUSE, remarks in House relative to, 4740, 4741,
4742.
Remarks in House on the subject of special janitors for,
3409.
COMMITTEES OF SENATE, create the national policy committee
(see S.Res. 308).
COMMODITIES, restore confidence by raising commodity prices
through expansion of the currency (see bill H.R. 14364).
Bill to aid in securing a normal and stable commodity price
level (see bill H.R. 14645).
Excerpt from an article by Winston Churchill relative to the
revaluation of, 1591.
Index numbers of wholesale prices of, 4754.
Joint resolution for amendment to the Constitution con-
ferring upon Congress the power to regulate the produc-
tion and marketing of commodities during an emergency
(see H.J .Res. 545) .
COMMODITY PRICES AND SILVER PRICES, address delivered by
Senator Pittman at the annual convention of the Ameri-
can Mining Congress on the subject of, 479.
COMMON CARRIERS. See RAILROADS; WATER TRANSPORTATION.
COMMUNISM, remarks in House relative to, 4265, 4266.
COMPETITION IN TRADE AND INDUSTRY, regulate (see b111 H.R.
14583). . Idaho, 2794, 2933.
COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES, annual
report of the work of the General Accounting om.ce, 39, 60.
Bills to authorize settlement of certain claims by (see bills
S. 5437; H.R. 14325).
Letters relative to retirement of employees of the - Federal
Government or the municipal government of the District
of Columbia who have reached the retirement age, 519.
Letter transmitting a list of public officers who on June 30,
1932, were delinquent in rendering their accounts, 1257,
1260.
Letter commenting on the bill to require contractors on pub-
lic buildings to name their subcontractors, 3573.
Letter relative to the bill (S. 2488) to abolish the Bureau
of Emciency, 4803.
Report concerning the claim of the Booth Fisheries Co., 718,
721.
Report on claim of Ellen T. Buckley, executrix, 3823.
Report on claim of Lawrence S. Copeland, 39, 60.
Report on claim of the Great Falls Meat Co., 297, 300.
Report on claim of the Harvey Canal Ship Yard & Machine
Shop, 39, 60.
Report on claims arising from explosions at the naval am-
munition depot at Lake Denmark, N.J., 1780, 1833.
Report on claim of Mary Byskett Sinks, 39, 60.
Report on claim of the Texas Power & Light Co., 39, 60.
Report on claim of White Bros. & Co., 3823, 3826.
COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, annual report of, 362, 366.
Bill to require certification to the fitness of individuals for
appointment to positions in member banks of the Federal
Reserve System by (see bill H.R. 14781). · s. 4123*).
Joint resolution relative to the exercise of powers with re-
spect to national banking associations by (see S.J.Res.
256*).
Joint resolution to authorize him to prescribe regulations
for the operation of banks and trust companies in the
District of Columbia (see S.J.Res. 261).
CONDEMNED CANNON, amend act authorizing donations of (see
bill H.R. 13026*).
CONDON, EDWARD HENRY, relief (see bill H.R. 13512).
CONDON, FRANCIS B. (a Representative from Rhode Island).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Kosciuszko, Thaddeus: authorizing issuance of special post-
age stamp in honor of (see H.J.Res. 501), 298.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 230, 285, 298, 364, 416, 477, 535,
666, 817, 870, 944, 1020, 1355, 1548 1617, 1713, 1779, 1834,
1907, 1986, 2193, 2336, 2791, 3582, 4866, 5189, 5290, 5426.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2913.
Farm allotment plan, 1698.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Veterans' Adminis-
tration, 3026.
Louderback, Harold, 4919.
Messler, A. C. & Co., 4293. , the subject of the proposed distribution of Government-
Waiver of prosecution by indictment, 698.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
CONFEDERATE MONUMENT. See INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
CONFERENCE OF MAYORS, resolutions on the subject of Federal
aid for relief of unemployment adopted by, 4379.
CONFIRMATIONS. See ExEcUTIVE NOMINATIONS AND CONFIRMA-
TIONS.
CONGRESS. See also HoUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES; SENATE.
Address over the radio delivered by Represenative Beck en-
titled " How Congress Works ", 3091. ·
Address delivered by Rev. John A. Ryan, D.D., on "Respon-
sibility of Congress Toward Unemployment", 169.
Article by Senator Tydings entitled "What's Wrong with
Congress", 3480.
Article by John T. Vance on the centennial of the law
library of, 1050.
Bill to fix the date of meeting for the second session of (see
bill s. 5549) .
Bill to provide for changing the time of the meeting of (see
blll H.R. 14796).
Joint resolution for amendment to the Constitution con-
ferring upon Congress the power to regulate the produc-
tion and marketing of commodities during an emergency
(see H.J.Res. 545).
Joint resolution for amendment to the Constitution giving
to Congress the power to regulate hours of labor (see H.J.
Res. 610).
Joint resolution to pay omcers and employees on December
20, 1932 (see H.J.Res. 503).
Ratification by State legislatures of the proposed amend-
ment to the Constitution of the United States to change
the date of the assembling of:
Alabama, 35, 88.
Arizona, 2449, 2793.
California, 2192, 2245.
Colorado, 3218, 3345.
Connecticut, 3418, 3655.
Delaware, 2771, 2793.
Georgia, 3239, 3341.
Missouri, 2771, 2794.
Montana, 2237, 224.6.
Nebraska, 2328, 2340.
Nevada, 3927, 3990.
North Carolina, 1710, 1715.
North Dakota, 1931, 1973.
Oklahoma, 2328, 2339.
· south Dakota, 2726, 2795.
Texas, 35, 87.
Washington, 2771 , 2955.
West Virginia, 146, 157.
Wisconsin, 3135, 3345.
Wyoming, 2246, 2328.
Remarks in Senate relative to the constitutional power of
Congress to withdraw the sovereignty of the United
States over the Philippine Islands, 185, 258, 270, 488.
Remarks in House relative to quack measures in, 700.
Remarks in House relative to the proposed special session
of, 1218. ·
Remarks in House in defense of, 1130. .
"CONGRESS AND THE FARM-MORTGAGE PROBLEM", address
over the radio delivered by Representative Ketcham en-
titled, 4547.
"CONGRESSIONAL ATTACKS ON MERCHANT MARINE POLICY
AID FOREIGN LINES ", editorial appearing in the Wash-
ington Herald entitled, 2344.
CONGRESSIONAL AUTOMOBILE TAGS, amend the District of
Columbia tramc act relating to the issuance of (see bill
CONGRESSIONAL CERTIFICATES OF MERIT, authorizing issu-
ance for 4-H achievement (see H.J.Res. 513). ·
CONGRESSIONAL DffiECTORY, authorize the printing of the
first edition of the first session of the Seventy-third Con-
gress (see H.Con.Res. 50*).
CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR, present to Emile Genereux
(see bill H.R. 14327).
CONGRESSIONAL PATRONAGE, remarks 1n House relative to,
4069.
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, charts showing comparative strength .
of the military forces of Great Britain and the United
States, 2051, 2171.
Concurrent resolution to investigate the feasibility of using
paper made from cornstalks for printing of (see H.Con.
Res. 52).
Joint resolution to provide for certain Members-elect of the
Seventy-third Congress (see H.J.Res. 492).
Order of House granting general leave to extend remarks in,
5547.
Order of House granting general leave to print remarks on
HoUse Joint Resolution 480 for amendment to the Consti-
tution to repeal the eighteenth amendment relating to
prohibition, 7.
Order of House granting general leave to print remarks on
owned cotton to the American National Red Cross, 713.
Order of House granting general leave to print remarks on
the beer bill. 805, 868.
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CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-Continued
Order of House granting general leave to print remarks on
bill (H.R. 13991) to aid agriculture, 1394, 1615.
Order of House granting general leave to print remarks on
House Resolution 350 for a special order for House Reso-
lution 334 relating to the proposed consolidation of
executive agencies, 2110.
Order of House granting general leave to print remarks on
the bill (H.R. 14363) making annual appropriations for
the Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor,
2774.
Order of House granting general leave to print remarks on
bill (H.R. 14643) making annual appropriations for the
District of Columl:ia, 3914.
Order of Home for general leave to print remarks on the
motion to discharge the Committee on Ways and Means
from the further consideration of bill (H.R. 8557) to
equalize tariff duties by compensating for depreciation in
foreign currencies, 3973. . merce in articles produced in industrial activities in
Order of House for general leave to print remarks on the
Navy Department appropriation bill (H.R. 14724), 4843.
Remarks in House relative to the cost of publishing, 1360.
Remarks in House relative to the proposed investigation on
the feasibility of using paper made from cornstalks for
printing of, 5277.
CONKEL, NANCY A., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13981).
CONLEY, FRANCES, increase pension (see bills H.R. 13650, 14750).
CONNALLY, TOM (a Senator from Texas).
Attended, 3.
Appointed on funeral committee, 394.
Emergency legislative program of farm organizations: radio
address by Edward A. O'Neal on, 3006.
Amendments offered by, to
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill (H.R.
13520)-officers' retired pay, 3475.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Marx, George B.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13725). 535.
Newark Army base: to authorize Secretary of War to sell to
the highest bidder the port of (see bill H.R. 13652), 575.
Pan American Medical Association: authorizing President to
welcome a convention of (S.J.Res. 243), 2645.
Rio Grande: to extend time for construction of a bridge at
Boca Chica, Tex., across (see bill S. 5532), 2644.
- - - t o extend time for the construction of a bridge
across (see bill S. 5445), 1932.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Agricultural implements: to investigate prices of (see S.Res.
297). 102.
Reconsider: to, 3784.
Rio Grande River bridge, Rio Grande City, Tex.: to concur,
5070.
Remarks by, on
Balancing the Budget, 3080, 3081, 3082.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 5117, 5127, 5132, 5133.
Barry, David S., 3280, 3440, 3523, 3524, 3525, 3528.
Christmas exercises of National Press Club, 1169.
Fort D. A. Russell, 1102, 1103, 1104, 1105, 1106, 1107.
Glass-Steagall banking bill: silver, remonetization of, 2363,
2365, 2366, 2367, 2368, 2369, 2370, 2371, 2391, 2486, 2487,
2488, 2489.
Limitation of debat e, 3006.
Na val strength, 3506, 3507.
Offi~ers' retired pay, 3475, 3476.
Philippine independence, 185, 186.
Reconst ruction Finance Corporation, 874.
Remonetization of silver, 1188.
Tariff, 3259.
Tax-exempt securities, 890.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 3287,
3426.
---executive economy, 3506, 3507, 3508.
--furlough, 3427, 3428.
---officers' retired pay, 3475.
War Department appropriation bill, 3784.
--clothing and equipment, 3778, 3779, 3784.
---horses, 3778.
Waterway improvement: local cooperation in, 3763.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
CON!'T.EAUT HARBOR, OHIO, report of Secretary of War on survey
of (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public docu-
ment), 665.
CONNECTICUT, memorial o! legislature on the subject of national
defense, 2070.
Petition of citizens urging repeal of the eighteenth amend-
ment, 160.
Ratification by the legislature of the proposed amendment
to the Constitution of the United States relative to the
terms of the President, Vice President, Senators, and Rep-
resentatives, 3418, 3655.
CONNECTICUT RIVER, report of Secretary of War on survey of
(ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public docu-
ment), 1055.
CONNERY, WILLIAM P., JR. (a Representative from Massachu-
setts).
Attended, 5.
Appointed on Coolidge tun.eral committee, 1354.
57
CONNERY, WILLIAM P., JR.-Continued
.Appointed teller, 2168.
Washington's Farewell Address: reading of, 4715.
Amendments offered by, to
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill-Employment Service, 2766.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill (H.R.
13520)' 4615.
---stone for public buildings, 405.
War Department appropriation bill-officers' retired pay,
2063.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Ambrose, William A.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14382), 2336.
American labor: to protect (see bill H.R. 14413), 2555.
Bradley, Edward John: for relief (see bill H.R. 14380),
2336.
Fegan, Edwa1·d J.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14381), 2336.
Five-day week or 6-hour day: to prevent interstate com-
which persons are employed more than (see bills H.R.
14082, 14105). 1395, 1435.
Interstate commerce: to prevent interstate shipment of
commodities manufactured in factories operating more
than 5 days per week or 6 hours per day (see bill H.R.
14518). 3052.
Kiernan, Bridget M.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14003), 1258.
Kilgore, Ellen M.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13577), 363.
Public buildings: to require contractors and subcontractors
to me statements under oath of wages paid, hours of
labcr, etc., on (H.R. 14603), 3653.
Tax-exempt s<!curlties: to remove tax exemptions on cer-
tain bonds issued by United States (H.R. 14762), 4865.
Motion3 and resolutions offered by
Federal Board for Vocational Education: disapproving
transfer of (see H.Res. 330), 816.
Remarks by, on
Beer bill, 804, 868.
D~ficiency appropriation bill-tax refunds, 1963.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor ap~
priation bill, 2613.
---employment service, 2766.
---prohibition enforcement,· 2767.
District of Columbia appropriation bill, 3898, 4446.
---welfare and relief, 4442, 4443.
Emergency officers' retirement, 3410.
Federal Board for Vocational Education, 815.
First deficiency appropriation bill: detection and prosecu-
tion of crimes, 1309.
---emergency relief, District of Columbia, 1305, 1306.
---employment service, 1319.
---Immigration Service, 1312, 1315.
6-hour-day and 5-day-week hearings-, 1711.
Georgia Bicentennial Commission, 3972.
Independent offices appropriation bill-average salaries,
3216.
---Veterans' Administration, 3214, 3215.
Indian Service: budget for, 4551.
Johnson, Royal C.: tribute to, 5027.
Joint Committee on Veterans' Benefits, 5544.
Kopp, William F.: tril:ute to, 5026.
Legislative appropriation bill, 3312.
---salary reductions, 3407.
Navy Department appropriation bill-aviation, 4839.
Park system. California, 5391.
Public buildings: naming of subcontractors on, 3574, 35'(5.
Tariffs and foreign currency depreciation, 3915.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill--con-
ference report, 4615.
--public buildings, 405, 406, 407, 408, 410, 412.
---salary cuts, 522, 523.
---special-delivery messengers. 515.
War Department appropriation bill, 2166, 2320.
---Army supplies. 2424.
---buildings, 2222.
---conference report, 5381, 5384. 5385.
---officers' retired pay, 2056, 2057, 2059, 2167, 2168, 2304,
2312.
---rivers and harbors, 206:J.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Indian Affairs:
Indian Service: budget for (H.Rept. 2046), 4209.
Committee on Labor:
5-day week and 6-hour day {H.Rept. 1999), 3824.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
CONNOLLY, JAMES J. (a Representative from Pennsylvania).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Freeman, Daniel Webster: for relief (see bill H.R. 13320), 76.
Gorman, Edward J.: for relief (see bill H.R. 133,21), 76.
Holl, James: for relief (see bill H.R. 13319), 76.
Vivian, JI.Jexander H.: for relief {see bill H.R. 13322), 76.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 285.
Remarks by, on
War Department appropriation bill-Army supplies, 2427.
See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
Votes of.
CONRAD, VINCENT J ., relief (see bill H.R. 7654).
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CONSERVATION OF WILD-LrFE RESOURCES, memorandum rela-
tive to the work and expenditures of the Senate commit-
tee on, 1856.
Report of the special committee relative to the proposed
consolidation of Federal agencies engaged in (S.Rept.
1268)' 4652.
Resolution increasing the limit of expenditures by the
special committee investigating (see S.Res. 340•}.
CONSOLIDATED MINING & SMELTING CO., remarks in Senate
and correspondence relative to the damage in Washington
State caused by fumes from the smelter at Trail, British
Columbia, 831.
CONSPIRACY, remarks in House on the subject of a conspiracy to
continue the depression, 2756.
CONSTANT, AVERY G., relief (see bill S. 4930*).
CONSTANT, MARTHA J., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13097).
CONSTITUTIONAL LIBERTY LEAGUE, statement relative to Sen-
ate Joint Resolution 211 to repeal the eighteenth amend-
ment, 1621.
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES.
Article by Representative Beck relative to the power of Con-
gress under the Constitution to supervise dry repeal by
State conventions, 2419.
Bills to authorize the holding of State conventions to con-
sider the propo~ed amendment to repeal the eighteenth
amendment (see bills H.R. 14726, 14728, 14763}.
Brief submitted by A. Mitchell Palmer on the method o!
ratification o! constitutional amendments, 130.
Letter from the Secretary of State transmitting a photostat
copy of certificate of adoption of the twentieth amend-
ment to, 3653, 3555.
Ratification by the State legislatures of the proposed amend-
ment to fix the commencement of the terms of the Presi-
dent, Vice President, Senators, and Representatives, and
fixing the time of the assembling of Congress:
Alabama, 35, 88.
Arizona, 2449, 2793.
California, 2192, 2245.
Colorado, 3218, 3345.
Connecticut, 3418, 3655.
Delaware, 2771, -2793.
Georgia, 3341 , 3239.
Idaho, 2794, 2933.
Missouri, 2771, 2794.
Montana, 2237, 2246.
Nebraska, 2328, 2340.
Nevada, 3927, 3990.
North Carolina, 1710, 1715.
North Dakota, 1931, 1973.
Oklahoma, 2328, 2339.
South Dakota, 2726, 2795.
Texas, 35, 87.
Washington, 2771, 2955.
West Virginia, 146, 157.
Wisconsin, 3135, 3345.
Wyoming, 2246, 2328.
Remarks in House relative to the methods of amending,
124, 225, 228.
Remarks in Senate relative to the method of ratlfication of
amendment to, 4694.
Resolution to direct the Committee on the Judiciary in
Senate to prepare two constitutional amendments relat-
ing to the eighteenth amendment (see S.Res. 259•).
Joint resolutions for amendments to
CommocLities: conferring upon Congress the power to regu-
late production and marketing of commodities dur-
ing an emergency (see H.J.Res. 545}.
ConstitU;tion: to provide a method of amending (see H.J.
Res. 505, 614, 615).
Eighteenth amendment: to amend (see S.J.Res. 211*; H.J.
Res. 485, 491, 534).
- - t o repeal (amendment to S.J.Res. 211), 1623.
- - - t o repeal (see S.J.Res. 202*; H.J.Res. 480*, 484, 489,
490, 508, 516).
---relative to the operation of (see H.J .Res. 592).
Electoral college: to abolish (see S.J.Res. 225).
Food products: to authorize Congress to fix the prices of
manufactured (see H.J.Res. 593).
Hours of labor: conferring upon Congress the power to pre-
scribe mlnlmum and maximum hours of labor dur-
ing an emergency (see H.J.Res. 545).
---giving to Congress the power to regulate (see H.J.Res.
610).
House of Representa,tives: to reduce the membership o:f (see
S.J.Res. 250; H.J.Res. 591).
Income tax: relative to (see S.J.Res. 251; H.J.Res. 594).
- - - t o allow the United States to tax income from State
securities and allow States to tax income from
United States securities (see H.J.Res. 506, 550).
Intoxicating liquors: relating to the manufacture, sale, and
transportation of (see H.J .Res. 486) .
Members of Congress: providing for election and fixing term
of service of (see H.J.Res. 483, 599).
President of the United States: for popular election of (see
H.J .Res. 60*).
- - t o provlde for one term of 6 years for (see H.J.Res.
599, 608).
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATE&-Conttnued
Jutnt re30lutions for amendments to
Bepresenta,tives: providing for 4-year terms for (see H.J.Res.
598).
Seventeenth amendment: to repeal (see H.J.Res. 537).
Taxation: restricting the power of States to tax money and
debts (see H.J .Res. 581) .
CONSTRUCTION ACT OF 1932, statements of progress on J;lrojects
under, 669, 670, 671.
CONTESTED ELECTIONS IN HOUSE.
Weber v. Si mpson and Church: letter from the Clerk of the
House transmitting papers In the case of, 5581.
CONTESTED ELECTIONS IN SENATE.
Resolution limiting attorneys' fees in (see S.Res. 258•).
Resolution to prepare rules and regulations governing the
conduct of (see S.Res. 367).
Hoidale v. Schall: report from the Committee on Privileges
and Elections on the case of (S.Rept. 1066), 1932.
---resolution that Schall is entitled to seat (see- S.Res.
343•).
Pritchard v. Bai ley: report of the subcommittee of the Com-
mittee on Privileges and Elections on the case of
(S.Rept. 1151), 3289.
CONTRACTORS. See PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
CONVICT LABOR, remarks in House relative to, 2697, 2768.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 4242.
COOK, FRED, increase pension (see bill S. 5005}.
COOKE, ED!ffiND F. (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Seneca Indian Nation, New York: to investigate all gas and
oil leases entered Into by (see H.J.Res. 600), 4106.
Remarks by, on
Treasury and Post omce Departments appropriation bill:
special-delivery messengers, 517.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
COOKE, MORRIS LLEWELLYN, article entitled "Paying too Much
for Electricity " written by, 636.
COOLEY, ELIZABETH, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13209).
COOLEY, MRS. MARY J., pension (see bill H.R. 14642).
COOLIDGE, CALVIN, address delivered by J. A. Nelson, Decorah,
Iowa, on, 4425.
Announcement in Senate and House of Representatives of
the death of, 1336, 1354.
Article by Clarence S. Brigham on, 2412.
Article by John Marshall on, 3451.
Article appearing in Hearst's International-Cosmopolitan
entitled "Settling the War Debts", written by, 1425.
Cablegram from the president of the Senate of the Re·
public of Cuba expressing condolence on the death of,
1550.
Committees appointed in Senate and House to attend the
funeral of, 1354, 1358, 1393.
Committees appointed in Senate and House to arrange for
the joint session of Congress on memorial exercises for,
1873, 1855, 2031.
Concurrent resolution for a special order for a joint ses·
sion of the Senate and House of Representatives for
memorial services on (see S.Con.Res. 38•).
Concurrent resolution to print the proceedings held in
joint session of the Senate and House of Representatives
incident to the memorial services for (see S.Con.Res. 42*).
Jolnt resolution authorizing the issuance of a special post·
age stamp in honor of (see H.J.Res. 551).
Letter from Bishop Freeman inviting the Members of the
Senate and House of Representatives to attend memorial
services to be held at washington Cathedral In honor of,
1714, 1756.
Message from President Hoover relative to the death of,
1354, 1357, 1358.
Poem by Selmer Grovdahl on, 4427.
Poem by William H. McMasters on, 3418.
Proceedings in joint session of the Senate and House of
Representatives Incident to memorial services for (S.Doc.
186)' 3482.
Remarks in House relative to the lowering of the fiags on
the Capitol and the Senate and House omce Buildings
as a mark of respect to the memory of, 2031.
Resolutions 1n Senate and House on death of (see S.Res.
317•; H.Res. 341•).
Resolution in Senate to pay expenses of the committee
attending the funeral of (see S.Res. 318•).
Resolution requiring that fiags be :flown at half staff on
House wing of Capitol and House Office Building in
· honor of (see H.Res. 358) .
Tribute by Bishop James E. Freeman to, 1905.
COOLIDGE, GRACE GOODHUE, pension (see bill S. 5386).
Bill to grant the franking privilege to (see bill S. 5387*;
H.R. 14211*; H.J.Res. 579).
COOLIDGE, MARCUS A. (a Senator from Massachusetts).
Attended, 3.
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1358.
.Amendments offered by, to
Treasury and Post omce Departments appropriation bill-
furlough ot employees, 1552.
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COOLIDGE, MARCUS A.-Continued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Harnett, John H.: for relief (see bill S. 5579), 3142.
Remarks by, on
Bermuda tariff plans, 674.
Salvaging the railroads, 163.
Tariff barriers, 886.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Bess, Peter (SRept. 1333), 5295.
Committee on Military Affairs:
McDonald, George W. (SRept. 1148), 3242.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
COOPER, CHARITY, pension (see bill S. 5156).
COOPER, JERE (a Representative from Tennessee).
Attended, 5.
Remarks by, on
Beer bill, 757, 794.
Eslick, Edward E.: memorial address to, 4356.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill--con-
ference report, 4609.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
COOPER, JOHN G. (a Representative from Ohio).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill (HR. 14363)-prisons, 2697.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Foreign currency: to provide revenue and to protect Amer-
ican labor against effects due to depreciation of (see bill
II.R. 14435), 2640.
McGnrvey, Charles Augustus: for relief (see bill HR.
14507) ' 2943.
Westwood, B. Edward: for relief (see bill H.R. 14043),
1326.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 5358.
Beer bill, 758.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill-<:onference report, 5030, 5031.
---prisons, 2697, 2698, 2700, 2701.
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 22.
Interior Department appropriation bill: Education Bureau
publications, 933.
Railroads, 5275.
Steel products: importation of, 4739.
Tariffs, 4728, 4730.
Tariffs and foreign currency depreciation, 3875, 3906.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
COOPER, SUSANAH, increase penSion (see bill H.R. 13701).
COOPERATIVE AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION WORK, amendment
in Senate relative to appropriations for, 1718.
COOPERATIVE CREAMERY ASSOCIATIONS, authorize the mak-
ing of loans by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
to (see bill S. 5677).
COOS BAY, OREG., report of Secretary of War on survey of the
inner harbor, 1985.
COPAS, LEVI, pension (see bill H.R. 13438).
COPELAND, HELEN, relief (see bill H.R. 13454).
COPELAND, LAWRENCE S., report of the Comptroller General of
the United States on claim of, 39, 60.
COPELAND, LUCY, pension (see bill S. 5257).
COPELAND, ROYAL S. (a Senator from New York).
Attended, 3.
Address on certain phases of the merchant marine problem
delivered by, 1427.
Appointed conferee, 4901, 5195, 5242, 5430, 5466.
Appointed director of the Columbia Institution for the
Deaf, 1618.
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1358.
Appointed to committee, 3826.
Hawes, Harry B.: tribute to, 3238.
Lincoln, Abraham: radio address by Emanuel Hertz, on,
5071.
Mail contracts: validity of-memorandum relating to, 3298.
Amendments offered by, to
District of Columbia appropriation bill (H.R. 14643)-
taxicabs, 5429.
Glass-Steagall banking bill, 2080.
Legislative appropriation bill (H.R. 14562}-k.itchens and
restaurant, 4806.
·---Senate Off.ce Building, 4807.
Philippine independence (bill H.R. 7233), 177.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill (H.R.
13520)--executive departments, reorganization of,
3056, 3543.
---Government purchase of American goods, 3286.
War Department appropriation bill (H.R. 14199)-Military
Academy, 3791.
---military publications, 3791.
---Reserve Officers' Training Corps. 3791.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Army officers: for the relief of certain Army officers whose
household and other _effects were damaged on Govern-
ment property (see bill S. 5.535), 2&44.
59
COPELAND, ROYAL S.-Conttnued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Boy Scouts of America: to authorize delivery for usa in
sea-scout training of surplus forfeited vessels to (see bill
s. 5631), 3932.
Brown, Charles A.: for relief (see bill S. 5186), 422.
Civil Service: to amend act of May 28, 192S, relative to
salary rates of certain positions in (see bill S. 5475), 2131.
District of Columbia: authorizing payment of taxes and
assessments on family dwelling houses in quarterly
installments (see bills S. 5388, 5630), 1551, 3932.
---banking business: defining powers of Comptroller of
the Currency with respect to the (see S.J.Res. 261),
5448.
---housing board: for creation of (see billS. 5374), 1439.
Dooley, J. M., Fireproof Warehouse Corporation: for relief
(see bill S. 5534) , 2644.
Drugs: to prohibit counterfeiting of (see bill S. 5149), 304.
Federal Trade Commission: to amend section 5 of act to
create (see billS. 5051), 63.
Foods: to amend the pure foods and drugs law relative to
definition and standards oi (see bill S. 5184}, 422.
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von: authorizing acceptance of
bust of (see S.J.Res. 265), 5448.
Government-owned cotton: authorizing Amarican National
Red Cross and certain other organizations to exchange for
articles containing wool (see S.J.Rcs- 228), 1439.
Government-owned wheat and cotton: to amend section 2
of act to distribute to the American National Red Cross
and other relief organizations (see bill S. 5185), 42.
Great American Indemnity Co. of New York: for relief (see
bill s. 5271). 887.
Hudson River: to extend time for construction of a bridge
near Catskill, N.Y., across (see bill S. 5564), 2958.
International Congress of Military Medicine and Pharmacy;
authorizing invitation by President to hold eighth con-
gress in United States of the (see S.J.Res. 217), 447.
Marx, George B.: for relief (see billS. 5479), 2198.
Meagh-er, Winifred: for relief (see bill S. 5049), 63.
Natlonal Prohibition Act: to amend (see bill S. 5389), 1551.
Plattsburg Barracks Military Reservation, N.Y.: authorizing
sale of lands comprising part of (S. 5661), 4380.
Sanford, Anna Marie: for relief (see bill S. 5187), 422.
Saratoga, N.Y.: to establish a national military park to com-
memorate the campaign and battle of (see bill S. 5508),
2460.
Unlawful restraints and monopolies: to amend section 2 of
act to supplement existing laws against (see bill S. 5050).
63.
West Point Military Reservation: to acquire land in Orange
County, N.Y., as addition to (S. 5627), 3931.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Foreign markets: for investigation of possibility of creating
additional (see SRes. 310), 891.
Hudson River survey: to print as Senate document report
on (S.Doc. 155), 612.
Leather: to inve<>tigate cost of production of cal! and kip
(S-Res. 335), 2080.
Reconsider: to, 3479.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 61, 91, 157, 418, 609, 674, 819, 1260,
1327, 1328, 1399, 1550, 1619, 1715, 1855, 1932, 2028, 2068,
2196, 2410, 2727, 2800, 2956, 3055, 3141, 3240, 3289, 3347;
3422, 3453, 3659, 3737, 3738, 4378, 4459, 4788, 5190, 5294,
5435.
Societies and associations, 61, 91, 159, 418, 482, 541, 609, 674,
819, 1260, 1327 1328, 1399, 1550, 1619, 1715, 1780, 1855.
1932, 2028, 2068, 2096, 2410, 2643, 2727, 2956, 3055, 3141,
3240, 3289, 3347, 3422, 3452, 3453, 3737, 3738, 4378, 4459,
4788, 4868, 5066, 5190, 6294, 5435. .
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill--canned goods, 3689, 3690.
Bankruptcy law, committee report, 1570.
Barry, David S., 3280, 3281.
Beier, George, 5511.
Buffalo Corn Exchange petition, 92.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 3080.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 4389, 4390, 4393,
4394.
Currency infiation, 2953, 2954, 4575, 4576.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 953, 964, 4989.
District of Columbia: recorder of deeds, 5507.
District of Columbia appropriation bill-taxicabs, 5345, 5346,
54.29, 5430.
Fair-trade legislation, 919.
Farm Loan Act: amendment of--conference report, 5479.
Federal home-loan banks, 93, 94.
First deficiency appropriation bill-plant quarantine, 1645,
Foreign debts, 1278, 2138.
Glass-Steagall banking bill, 1994, 2090, 2206, 2511.
--investment securitites, 2090, 3091, 2401, 2402, 24;04,
2407.
Government economy, 2576, 2579, 2580.
Harbord, Gen. J_ G., 3534.
Immigration: cxemtion from quota of fathers and mothers.
5514, 5517, 5522, 5523.
Inaugural ceremonies: public protection during, 3592.
Increase in banking faclllties, 1626, 1731.
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COPELAND, ROYAL S.-Contlnue4
Remarks by, on
International Congress of Milltaey Medicine and Pharmacy,
447, 502.
International Mercantile Marine Co. mall contract, 5214,
5215, 5234, 5299, 5304, 5307, 5309.
Leather: investigation by Tariff Commission, 3750.
Legislative appropriation bill-8enate Offi.ce Building, 4806.
Mail and merchant marine, 609.
Medicinal liquor: prescribing of, 5320, 5429.
Navy Department appropriation bill-aviation, 5220.
Neville, Arthur I., 5487.
Ocean mail service, 5215, 5217, 5218, 5219.
O'Neil, Edward J., 5511.
Order of business, 5511.
Pa.rraviclno, Victor, 2101.
Philippine independence, 177, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189, 190, 191,
192, 193, 194, 195, 196, 255, 256, 257, 258, 262, 263, 270, 271,
430, 489, 494, 495, 498, 882, 884, 885.
Post Office Department: investigation of expenditures of,
5487.
Public building: Binghamton, N.Y., 4875.
Radio regulation~onference report, 5205, 5210, 5211.
Railroads: loans to, 2659, 2662.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation: loans by, 2664.
Seneca Indians, New York, 4976.
Shuey, Theodore P.: tribute to, 3143.
Street-railway merger, 821.
Tax-exempt securities, 890.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 2672,
2737.
---Air Mail Service, 2871.
---Bureau of Efficiency, 3453, 3454.
---executive departments, reorganization of, 3160, 3161,
3543, 3544.
---executive economy, 3077, 3078, 3079, 3080, 3161, 3499,
3532.
---Government purchase of American goods, 3256, 3257,
3286, 3287.
---half holidays, 3434.
---married women, employment of, 3536.
---ocean mail service, 3298, 3301, 3304, 3358, 3359, 3360,
3361, 3365.
---salary reduction, 3534.
---Seatrain Co. mail contract, 2672, 26'74, 2675, 2737, 2738,
2744, 2746, 2747, 2748.
War Department appropriation bill~amps at Army posts
for unemployed, 3945, 3946, 3947, 3948.
---conference report, 5480.
---military publications, 3791.
---Reserved Officers' Train.i ng Corps, 3791.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the District of Columbia:
Banking business (S.J.Res. 261), 5446.
Brahler, Annie Regina (S.Rept. 1178). 3664.
Dwellings: to discontinue use of buildings in alleys as
(S.Rept. 1361), 5448.
Inaugural ceremonies (S.Rept. 1160), 3489.
Recorder of deeds: fees charged by (S.Rept. 1324), 5296.
Taxes and assessments on family dwelling houses (S.Rept.
1245). 4379.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
· COPELAND, SARAH K., pension (see blll H.R. 13083).
COPPER, article by W. W. Lynch relative to the effects of the tariff
on, 2341.
COPRA, memorial urging an immediate tariff duty on copra 1m-
ported from the Philippines, 550.
COPYRIGHTS, annual report of the register of, 300, 362.
CORBEIL, G. S., letter remonstrating against the provisions of sec-
tion 212, of the pending Senate economy act, 1717.
CORDON, 0. S., relief (see bill H.R. 13946*).
CORDOVA, JOSE RAMON, relief (see bill H.R. 6785*).
CORE SOUND-OCRACOKE INLET CHANNEL, N.C., report of Sec-
retary of War on survey of (H.Doc. 485), 40.
CORN, amendment in House relative to production of, 1614.
CORN BORER, remarks in House relative to appropriations for
control of, 1132, 1138.
CORNELIUS, ANDREW J. J., pension (see bill H.R. 14513).
CORNELL, ESTHER J., increase pension (see bills H.R. 13651,
14753).
CORNING, PARKER (a Representative from New York}.
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Plynn, Agnes B.: to pension {see blll H.R. 13119), 43.
Lighthouse reservations: to authorize Secretary of Commerce
to dispose of certain (H.R. 14585), 3581.
Van Dyck, Mary E.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13118), 43.
Watt, MaryS.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13859), 869.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 2243.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce:
New York Bay bridge, N.Y. (H.Rept. 2068), 4452.
St. Lawrence River bridge, N.Y. (H.Rept. 1914), 2554.
_Votes. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
CORNISH, :r..m..TON T., relief (see bill H.R. 14506).
CORNSTALKS, investigate the feasibility of using paper made
from cornstalks for printing of the Congressional Record
(see H.Con.Res. 52).
Remarks in House relative to the proposed investigation on
the feasibility of using paper made from cornstalks for
printing the Congressional Record and other Federal pub-
lications, 5277.
CORPORATE SECURITIES, provide a tax on the sale on margin
of (see bill H.R. 14420).
CORPORATIONS, prohibit interference with or coercion of em-
ployees in their voting at elections (see bill H.R. 14765).
Joint resolution authorizing the Attorney General to inves-
tigate the failure of those which receive loans from the
Reconstruction Finance Corporation (see H.J.Res. 552).
CORPS OF ENGINEERS. See ARMY.
CORPUS CHRISTI, TEX., convey certain land to Caroline Morris
at (see bill S. 3830•).
CORWINE, CLARIS N., grant honorable discharge (see billS. 5519).
COSGROVE, LEWIS, pension (see bill H.R. 13172).
COSTIGAN, EDWARD P. (a Senator from Colorado).
Attended, 3.
Conservative Banking, back to: newspaper editorial entitled,
4875.
Debt readjustments under Federal laws: address of David
Lawrence entitled, 2567.
Farm mortgages: resolution of Plateau Valley National Farm
Loan Association relating to, 3660.
Issuance of national currency to municipalities: resolution
of City Council of panon City, Colo., relating to, 3660.
Salary reduction: memo on appropriation bills relating to,
3493.
Stock market: investigation of-newspaper editorial relative
to, 5432.
Amendments offered by, to
Irrigation projects: water users on (S. 5417), 3676.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill (H.R.
13520) -executive economy: salaries, 3148, 3352, 3479.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for (S. 5125), 4322, 4396.
Bills and joi:nt resoluticm.s introduced by
Unemployment: to provide for cooperation by Federal Gov-
ernment with the several States in relieving hardships
and suffering caused by (see bill S. 5125), 162.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Import and export trade (see S.Res. 334), 2030.
Reconsider: to, 4251.
Short selling on stock exchanges: to continue investigation
of (see S.Res. 371), 4.875.
Tariff bargaining: calling for report from Tariff Commission
with respect to advisability of (see S.Res. 325), 1719.
Tariff rates and classifications: to print as Senate document
(S.Doc.No. 180), 4713.
Waterman, Charles W.: on death of (see S.Res. 282), 3.
- - - t o pay funeral expenses of the late (see S.Res. 295),
102.
Petitions and papers presented by, jrom
Citizens and individuals, 3738.
Societies and associations, 3738.
Remarks by, on
Balancing the Budget, 3154.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 5125.
Bituminous-coal industry, 723.
Deficiency appropriation bill-tax refunds, 2676.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor ap•
propriation bill-prisons, 4244, 4251.
---prohibition enforcement, 4239.
Farm problem, 610.
Five-day week, 4306.
Irrigation projects: water users on, 3676.
Order of business, 4.967.
Philippine independence, 378, 379, 615, 1837, 1912.
Short selling on stock exchanges, 5212.
Tariff bargaining, 1719, 2676, 2754.
Treasury and Post Offi.ce Departments appropriation bill-
assay offices, 2669.
---executive economy, 3077, 3148, 3153, 3154, 3155, 3165,
3166, 8168, 3169, 3171, 3477, 3479, 3496.
---Government purchase of American goods, 3176, 3179,
3268.
- - h a l f holiday, 3433, 3434.
---personnel classification, 3435.
---salary reduction, 3381, 3382, 3384, 3429, 3431, 3490,
3491, 3492, 8493, 3497, 3501, 3503, 3511, 3531.
Unemployment relief, 632.
---Federal aid for, 4322, 4339, 4396, 4409, 4412, 4418,
4468, 4474, 4476, 4477, 4478, 4479, 4480.
Wall Street, 4772.
War Department appropriation bill-hospitals, 3792.
Work day: shortening of, 2741.
World Court, 300.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Finance:
Imports and exports (S.Res. 325, S.Rept. 1106), 2253.
--tariff problems (S.ReS. 334, S.Rept. 1107), 2253.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY Vo-lEs.
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COTI'ON, amendment and remarks 1n
House relative to the pro-
duction of, 1609, 1611, 1659, 1668, 1672.
Amendment in Senate to bUl (S. 5122) to provide for the
purchase and sale of cotton under the supervision of
the Secretary of Agriculture, 3490.
Amendment in Senate authorizing appropriations for dis-
tribution of Government-owned cotton to the American
National Red Cross for relief of distress, 3692.
Amendment in Senate to create a board of cotton supply
control, 3745.
Article from the Asheville (N.C.) Citizen entitled "At Last,
a Sound Cotton Plan ", 4000.
B~lls providing for regulation of the transportation in in-
terstate and foreign commerce of (see bills S. 5033, H.R.
13602). .
B111 to provide for the purchase and sale of (see bill S.
5122•).
Bm providing for loans by the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation to producers of (see bill S. 5587).
Bills to authorize distribution of Government-owned cot-
ton to the American National Red Cross for relief of dis-
tress (see bills s. 5199; H.R. 13526, 13560, 13605, 13607•).
Bill to amend the joint resolution authorizing distribu-
tion of Government-owned cotton to the American
National Red Cross for relief of distress (see H.J.Res.
597•).
Conference report on b111 (H.R. 13607) to authorize distribu-
tion of Government-owned cotton to the American Na-
tional Red Cross for relief of distress (H.Rept. 1873) ,
1934, 2136, 3217, 3266.
Joint resolution to provide additional facilities for the
classification of (see H.J.Res. 434•).
Joint resolution to authorize the American National Red
Cross to exchange Government-owned cotton for articles
containing wool (see S.J.Res. 228•).
Joint resolutions for distribution of Government-owned
cotton for relief of distress (see H.J.Res. 494, 497).
Joint resolution to authorize appropriations for distribu-
tion of Government-owned cotton to the American Na-
tional Red Cross for relief of distress (see H.J.Res. 597*).
Memorial of Legislature of Arkansas urging disposal of
surplus Government-owned cotton, 3584.
Memorial of Legislature of South Carolina favoring the bill
to curtail the production of cotton for the year 1933, 3994.
Remarks in Senate on bill (S. 5122) to provide for the
purchase and sale of, 4383, 5308, 5311.
Remarks in Senate relative to the bill (H.R. 13607) pro-
viding for distribp.tion of Government-owned cotton to
the American National P..ed Cross for relief of distress,
952, 954, 963.
Remarks in Senate on conference report on bill (H.R.
13607) to authorize distribution of Government-owned
cotton for relief of distress, 2210, 2517, 2604, 2859, 2892,
2945, 3845.
Remarks in Senate relative to disposal of surplus, 103, 724.
Remarks in Senate relative to the shipment of cotton in
interstate and foreign commerce, 724.
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 13607) authorizing the 'tlis-
tributlon of Government-owned cotton to the American
National Red Cross for relief of distress, 711.
Remarks in House relative to the conference report concern-
ing distribution of Government-owned cotton to the
American National Red Cross for the relief of distress,
3306.
Remarks in House on bill (S. 5122) to provide for the pur-
chase and sale of, 4811, 5247.
Remarks in House on House Joint Resolution 494 for dis-
tribution of Government-owned cotton for relief of dis-
treEs, 142.
Remarks in House on House Joint Resolution 597 relative to
distribution of Government-owned cotton to the American
National Red Cross, 3863.
Remarks in House relative to the classification of, 703.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for investi-
gation of production of, 1057.
Remarks in House relative to a display of garments made
from Government-owned cotton delivered to the American
Nationfl.l Red Cross, 2761.
Report of the Federal Farm Board concerning the distri bu-
tlon of Government-owned cotton for relief of distress,
157. . ---bill to amend law relative to the power of courts to
Telegrams favoring the so-called "Smith cotton bill", 4392,
4393.
COTTON BOLLWORM, remarks in House relative to appropriation
for control of, 1137.
COTTON DUCK, memorial of Legislature of Georgia relative to
the manufacture of cotton duck at the Atlanta Peniten-
tiary, 4299.
COTTON FARMERS, editorial from the State, Columbia, S.C., rela-
tive to providing relief for, 3746.
COTTON FISHING NETS, resolution of inquiry relative to produc-
tion costs of (see S.Res. 361*).
CO'ITON GOODS, remarks in House relative to the manufacture
of, 1601.
COUDERT, FREDERIC R., address over the radio relative to the
intergovernmental debts delivered by, 542.
61
COUGHLIN. CHARLES E., address over the radio on the subject
of the banking situation in the United States, delivered
by, 2284.
Address over the radio entitled "Bonds or Charity", deliv-
ered by, 2890.
Address over the radio entitled "The March of the Work-
ers", delivered by, 3158.
Rem~ks in Senate relative to propaganda with respect to
the inflation of the currency conducted by, 4571.
COUNCE, JENNIE WIGFALL, pension (see bill H.R. 14004).
COUNCIL OF NATIONAL DEFENSE, abolish (see b111 S. 5041).
COUNCIL OF NATIONAL STABILITY AND WELFARE, establish
(see bill S. 5319).
COUNT, JEROME, article entitled "The Brooklyn Edison Co.
Against the Public", written by, 2413.
COUNTERFEITING, prohibit counterfeiting of drugs (see bill S.
5149).
COUNTRY EDITOR PUBLISHING CO., INC., excerpts from a state-
ment entitled "The Poor Man Pays the Bill", published
by, 4217.
COUNTS, FRED C., pension (see bill H.R. 13208).
COURTNEY. CLARA ELENOP.., increase pension (see blll H.R.
13506).
COURT OF CLAIMS, amendment in Senate authorizing the collec-
tion of fees by, 3424, 3535.
Annuah report of judgments rendered by (S.Doc. 147), 38, 79.
Messages from the President transmitting lists of judgments
rendered by (S.Docs. 164, 201; H.Docs. 504, 546), 606, 1397,
3823, 5064.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 2625.
Remarks in House relative to the jurisdiction and work of,
2765.
Reparts by
Berquist, August, 60.
Bodkin, Arabella E., 481.
Creek Nation, 60.
Gilkerson, Luther, 60.
Pocono Pines Assembly Hotel Co., 40. 60.
COURT OF CUSTOMS AND PATENT APPEALS, letter from the At-
torney General transmitting the annual report of expendi-
tures for, 156, 229.
COURTS OF THE UNITED STATES. See also SUPREME COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES.
Statement showing various classes of cases commenced dur-
ing the years 1910 to 1932, respectively, 2609.
Actions at law: bill for temporary suspension of proceedings
jn civil transactions (see bill S. 5322).
Alaska: bills to provide for appeal or writ of error from final
judgments of courts in Alaska to the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals (see bills H.R. 13954,
14241).
Arkansas: bill to amend act to regulate holding courts in
(see bill H.R. 13362).
Bail-bond forfeitures: resolution to investigate the subject
of (see H.Res. 400).
Bills of interpleader: bills to allow persons, firms, corpora-
tions, associations, or societies to file (see bills S.
5481; H.R. 14588, 14683).
China: bill to amend act creating the United States court
for (see bill H.R. 14083).
Circuit: bill for appointment of an additional circuit judge
in the ninth {see bill H.R. 13363).
Circuit courts of appeals: bill to amend law relative to pro-
cedure in the event of disability of a senior circuit
judge by illness (see bill H.R. 10641*). ·
nlinois: bill to amend act to regulate holding courts in (see
b111 H.R. 13018).
Judges: amendment and remarks in Senate relativ~ to
exempting certain judges from salary reductwns,
3427.
---bills to authorize the appointment of secretaries to
(see bllls S. 5142; H.R. 13304).
Judgments: amendment and remarks in Senate relative to
the rate of interest to be allowed on judgments
against the United States, 2563, 3457.
. render declaratory judgments (see bill H.R. 4624•).
---message from the President transmitting records of
judgments rendered against the United States
(S.Docs. 163, 200, 202; H.Docs. 508, 544), 606, 1397,
3823, 5064.
Missouri: bills to provide for the appointment of an addi-
tional district judge for the eastern and western
districts of (see bills S. 5652; H.R. 14251).
New York: bill to provide for the appointment of one addi-
tional judge for the eastern district of {see bill
H.R. 13028).
---bill to amend act to create the northeastern district
of (see bill H.R. 14182).
North Carolina: bill to amend act to regulate holding courts
in the eastern.district of (see bill H.R. 13655*).
Probation system: remarks in House relative to appropria-
tions for, 2631.
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COURTS OF THE UNITED STATES-Continued
Suits: bill to amend act relative to the jurisdiction of dis-
trict courts over suits of a civil nature (see bill S.
5459).
---bill to amend law relative to removal of suits from
St:1te courts to the district courts of the United
States (see bill S. 5505).
---bill to amend act to permit the United . States to be
made a party defendant in certain cases (see bill
H.R. 14379).
West Virg i nia: bill to amend act relative to holding courts
in (see bill S. 5536) . · ·
COUZENS, JAMES (a Senator from Michigan).
Attended, 3.
Appointed conferee, 3934.
Amendments offered by, to
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for (S. 5125), 4413, 4414,
4416, 4485. . Amendments offered by, to
War Department appropri.ation bill (H.R. 14199)--camps at
Army posts for unemployed, 8838, 3936, 3950, 3959.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
National banking associations: to grant certain powers to
Comptroller of the Currency with respect to (see S.J.Res.
256), 4460.
Pulaski, Casimir: authorizing the President to proclaim Oc-
tober 11 of each year General Pu1aski's Memorial Day for
observance and commemoration of death of (see S.J.Res.
213)' 304.
Railroads: to suspend the making of loans to (see S.J.Res.
245)' 2658.
Unemployed persons . between 16 and 24: to provide for
housing, feeding, and clothing at military posts certain
(see bill s. 5363), 1439. · Independent offices appropriation bill-cooperative market-
Voakes, Rebecca P.: to pension (see blll S. 5309), 1162.
Motions and resolutions offered by
National banking associations: defining powers of Comp-
troller of the Currency respecting-to concur in House
amendments, 5012.
Notice of motion to suspend rules, 3706.
Radio regulation : to . insist on Senate amendments and
agree to conference, 3934.
Ru1es: to suspend, 3935.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 2410.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 3931, 5126, 5127, 5128,
5131.
Barry, David S., 3515.
Beer blll, 959.
Cloture, 2027.
Detroit (Mich.) post-office employees, 176.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4057.
Fair-trade legislation, 823, 824.
Farm mortgages: foreclosures of, 3953.
Federal home-loan banks, 94.
First deficiency appropriation bill-reltef fund for District
of Columbia, 1568.
- - t a x refunds, 1472, 1475, 1560, 1561, 1563, 1564, 1565,
1569.
Glass-Steagall banking bill, 1911, 1939, 2090, 2207, 2287,
2510.
---investment securities, 2091, 2092, 2401, 2403, 2404,
2406.
---loans to bank officers, 25tU.
---silver, remonetization cf, 2488, 2489.
Hanger, G. Wallace W., 962, 963.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Interstate Commerce
Commission, 4792, 4793, 4794.
Interstate Commerc~ Commission: delegation of powers by,
5007.
Limitation of debate, 4381.
Mortgage foreclosures: postponement of, 5017.
National banking associations, 4691.
Philippine independence, 880, 883.
Radio regulation, 3770.
Railroads: to suspend loans to, 2659, 2660, 2661, 2662.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation: loans by, 1717, 1718,
2662, 2663.
Street-railway merger, 685.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bUI, 3370.
---executive economy, 3144, 3145, 3491, 3494, 3496.
---mail subsidies, 2807.
---married women, employment o!, 3544.
---personnel classifi.cati.on, 3436, 3437.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4411, 4412, '*413, 4414,
4415, 4416, 4417, 4418, 4419, 4482, 4484, 4485, 4486, 4496,
4497.
War Department appropriation bill, 3707, 3860.
---camps at Army posts for unemployed, 3838, 3839,
3840, 3841, 3842, 3848, 3852, 3855, 3856, 3857, 3860,
3936, 3944.
Reports made by, from
Committee Investigating Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Loans:
Loans by Reconstruction Finance Corporation (S.Rcpt. 1<1.>9),
1717.
COUZENS, JAMES-Contuiued
Reports made by, from
Committee on Banking and Currency:
National banking associations (S.Rept. 1261), 4565.
Virgin Isla..11.d.s: loans to (S.Rept. 1023), 1439.
Committee on Interstate Commerce:
Hanger, G. Wallace W., 1266.
Interstate Commerce Commission: delegation of certain
powers of (S.Rept. 1291), 4874.
Votes Of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
COVINGTON, IND., resolutions opposing reduction of pensions of
war veterans adopted by veterans' organizations at, 946.
COX, CLIFTON C., relief (see bill H.R. 9175).
COX, E. E. (a Representative from Georgia).
Attended, 5.
Appointed on funeral committee, 414.
Appointed teller, 1533.
Farm-allotment bill (H.R. 13991)-peanuts, 1531, 1590, 1591,
1600, 1605, 1661.
Georgia Bicentennial Commission (H.J.Res. 518), 3972.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Farm mortgages: to provide for refinancing by Reconstruc-
tion Finance Corporation of indebtedness of (see bill H.R.
14031)' 1326.
Remarks by, on
Beer bill, 798, 799.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5252.
Davis, Clarendon, 3714, 3722.
Farm-allotment plan, 1531, 1532, 1662, 1680, 1684.
Farm-mortgage problem, 224.
Georgia Bicentennial Commission, 3972.
ing, 3101, 3102, 3185, 3189.
---Federal Farm Board, 3102, 3104, 3185, 3189, 3317.
Jute, 1681.
Legislative appropriation bill-salary reductions, 3320.
Philippine independence, 1095.
War Department appropriation bill-Army supplies, 2426,
2427.
Reports made by, from
. Committee on Ru1es:
Georgia Bicentennial Commission (H.Rept. 1995), 3823.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
COX, ERNEST CARROLL, relief (see bill H.R. 13468).
COX, OSCAR P., relief (see bill H.R. 6126*).
COYLE, mWIN. . D., relief (see bill H.R. 14256*; H.J.Res. 555).
COYLE, JAMES PHILIP, relief (see bill H.R. 14353).
COYLE, WILLIAM R. (a Representative from Pennsylvania) •
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
Interior Department Appropriation bill: topographic surveys,
923. .
Bills and 1oint resolutions introduced by
Constitution of the United States: to repeal the seven-
teenth amendment to the (see H.J.Res. 537}, 1326.
Delaware R iver: to construct bridge across (see . bill H.R.
14030), 1326.
Remarks by, on
Delaware River bridge, Bushkill, Pa., 3580.
District of Columbia: separate government for, 4205.
Election contests, 4750.
Foley, John J., 4847.
Interior Department appropriation bill: topographic sur-
veys, 928, 929.
Navy Department appropriation bill-aviation, 4834, 4836.
---vessels, 4842. .
Occhionero, George, 2707.
Reports made by, from.
Committee on Naval Affairs:
Occhionero, George (H.R. 9231), 2328.
Roberson, Milton Augustus (H.Rept. 1894), 2335.
Moriarty, Sylvester T. (H.Rept. 1895), 2335.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
CRABBE, G. W. (superintendent Anti-Saloon League for the dis-
trict of Maryland) .
Remarks in House relative to, 5636.
CRAIG, EVA, relief (see H.Res. 310•).
CRAU., JOE (a Representative from California).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Baldwin, Bessie: to pension (see bill H.R. 14186), 1617.
Banks, Catherine: to pension (see bill H.R. 13398), 152.
Briggs, Anthony: to pension (see bill H.R. 13401), 152.
Burt, Gilbert E.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13400), 152.
Carnicle, M. C.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14254), 1834.
Davis, Cairo: for relief (see bill H.R. 13616), 415.
Duling, Alice Lucy: to pension (see bill H.R. 13757), 607.
Employment of aliens: making it illegal while there are
American citizens out of work for the (see blll H.R.
13307}' 75. .
Garrison, Laura A.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13758), 607.
Genereux, Emile: to present Congressional Medal of Honor
to (see bill H.R. 14327), 2128.

INDEX
CRAIL, JOE-Continued
Keeney, Matilda: to pension (see b111 H.R. 13407), 152.
Keiser, Nancy A.: to pension (see b111 H.R. 13406), 152.
Livingston, Victor Arthur: for relief (see bill HR. 13405),
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Gladding, McBean & Co.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13323),
76. . colored farmers written by, 1028.
Haugh, Mrs. David: to pension (see bill HR. 13402), 152.
Hindman, Jesse L.: to pension (see bill HR. 13403), 152.
152.
Minier, Dee w.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14717), 4453.
Mosel, Arthur: to pension (see bill H.R. 13404), 152.
Matt, Lucretia, Susan B. Anthony, and Elizabeth Cady
Stanton: to place permanently in the National Statu-
ary Hall the statues of (see H.J.Res. 528), 984.
Mueller, Rudolph R., for relief (see b111 H.R. 14307), 2065.
Peters, Earl M.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13396), 152.
Schaeffer, Ella: to pension (see bill H.R. 13397), 152.
Wentworth, Charles Wallace: for relief (see bill HR. 13399),
152.
Petitions and .papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 416, 2336, 2453, 3052, 4106, 4297,
5062.
Societies and associations, 77, 1617, 1986, 2336, 2453, 2641,
4106.
Remarks by, on
Louderback, Harold, 4917, 4922, 4923.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
CRAMER, ISABELLA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13201).
CRAMPTON, LAURA B., relief (see bill HR. 13728).
CRAMPTON, MIRIAM E., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14640).
CRAMTON, LOUIS C. (a former Reprooentative from Michigan).
Extracts from the report entitled "History and Proper
Functions of the Department of the Interior" by, 1038,
1052.
CRANE, JERRY V., relief (see bill H.R. 5367•).
CRANE C_REEK IRRIGATION PROJECT, IDAHO, rehabilitation of
(see bill HR. 13529).
CRANKS, remarks in House relative to protecting persons and
property in the United States Capitol from demonstra-
tions by, 453.
CRANSTON, LUCIE P., pension (see bill S. 4991).
CRANTON, HERBERT ROGERS, relief (see bill H.R. 14599).
- CRAWFORD, CLARA, increase pension (see bill HR. 14170).
CRAWFORD COUNTY (PA.) TAXPAYERS' LEAGUE, letter recom-
mending an increased charge on passports to France, 1621.
CREAMERY ASSOCIATIONS, authorize the making of loans . by
the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to (see b111 S.
5677).
CREEK NATION. See INDIANS.
CREEL, H. B., article on farm relief written by, 2069.
CRIME, granting the right to two or more States to enter into
agreements for the prevention of (see bill HR. 10243•).
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for detection
and prosecution of, 1308.
CRIPPS, RICHARD M., relief (see bill HR. 13411).
CRISP, CHARLES R. (a Representative from Georgia).
Resignation of, 6.
CROMWELL, RUSSELL G., pension (see bill HR. 13977).
CROP LOANS. See FARMERS.
CROP PRODUCTION LOAN OFFICE, table showing functions of,
3698.
CROP SURPLUSES AND THEIR CONTROL, remarks in Senate
relative to, 103.
CROPS GROWN UNDER IRRIGATION, statistics relative to, 4757.
CROSBY, GEORGE H ., letter relative to the domestic production
of manganese ore written by, 542.
CROSS, 0. H. (a Representative from Texas).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Currency: to restore confidence by raising commodity prices
through expansion of (see bill H .R. 14364) , 2243.
Grubb, Georgia L.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14086), 1395.
Silver: to broaden the metallic monetary base while pre-
serving the gold standard by use of (see bill HR. 13931)
1055. • Carmen, Adela: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14148),
Remarks by, on
Symes, Ed and Elizabeth, and others, 3807.
War-debt question, 115.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
CROSS, RUSSELL C., relief (see b1ll S. 5002).
CROSS, MRS. W. F., Miami, ·Fla., present thanks of Congress and
-a gold medal of honor to (see H.J.Res. 604, 607).
Remarks in House relative to her courageous act in saving
the life of Franklin D. Roosevelt, 4432.
CROSSER, ROBERT (a Representative from Ohio).
Attended, 5.
Remarks by, on
Leave of absence, 1435.
..
63
CROSSER, ROBERT-Continued
Reperts made by, from
Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce:
Ohio River bridge, Sistersville, W.Va.( HRept. 2020), 4105.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
CROSSLAND, J. R. A., letter relative to the proposed loans to
CROW, JOHN A., appoint warrant officer in Army (see bill S.
5599).
CROWDER, CARL M., letter relative to the so-called "allotment
bill", 1371.
CROWE, EUGENE B. (a Representative from Indiana).
Attended, 5.
Remarks by, on
Budget balancing and veterans' benefits, 3123.
Indiana limestone on public buildings, 3124.
Indigent aliens, 3576.
Public buildings: naming of subcontractors on, 3574.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill:
public buildings, 406, 409.
War Department appropriation bill-pack saddles, 2187, 2188.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Immigration and Naturalization:
Removal of indigent aliens (H.Rept. 1852), 1616.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
CROWN HILL CEMETERY. See INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
CROWTHER, FRANK (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Canale, Peter Umberto: for relief (see bill H.R. 13541), 298.
Hyson, Nancy: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13121), 43.
Milliman, Rosella: to pension (see bill H .R. 14593), 3581.
Oathout, Annie: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13120),
43.
Reid, Arthur: for relief (see bill H.R. 13123), 43.
Sanford, Maude Harriman: to pension (see bill H.R. 13122),
43 . .
Motions and resolutions offered by
Beer: to recommit bill (H.R. 13742) to tax 3.2 percent, 866.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 298, 944, 1355, 2243, 2556, 2724,
3342, 3992.
Societies and associations, 298, 945.
Remarks by, on ·
Beer bill, 748, 749.
Durey, Cyrus: death of, 1303.
Tariffs and foreign currency depreciation, 1818, 1819, 1820,
1821, 1822, 3904, 3905, 3966, 5288.
War Department appropriation bill, 1818.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
CROWTHER BILL. See IMPORT DUTIES.
CRUMP, E. H. (a Representative from Tennessee).
Attended, 5.
Remarks by, on
Eslick, Edward E.: memorial address to, 4356.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Military Affairs:
Bourne, Mass. (H.Rept. 2064), 4376.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
CRUMP, MINNIE LEA, pension (see bill H.R. 13672).
CUBA, article by Representative Fish entitled "Keeping Faith
with Cuba", 5626.
Bills to authorize the making of a long-time contract for
supply of water to the United States naval station at
Guantanamo Bay (see bills S. 1656•; H.R. 1420P).
Cablegram of condolence on the death of Calvin Coolidge
received from the president of the senate of, 1550.
Concurrent resolution proposing that the President of the
United States intervene in the political situation existing
in (see H.Con.Res. 45).
CUFF, JAMES S., ~elief (see bill H.R. 14595).
CULIVER, WILLI~ A., pension (see bill S. 5099).
CULKIN, FRANCIS D. (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resoluti ons introduced by
Battle of Saeketts Harbor, N.Y.: to provide for commemora-
tion of (see bill H.R. 14393), 2452.
1548.
Dempster, Sarah Jane: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
14401), 2452.
Hennessey, Mary: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14147),
1548.
Irrigation and reclamation: declaring policy of United States
with respect to (see ·bill H.R. 13917), 1019.
Pickard, Eliza: to increase pension (see bill HR. 14635),
3824.
Scott, Elbert: for relief (see blll H.R. 13542) , 298.
Sheley, Estella: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14400),
2452.
Seymour, Alwilda E.: to increase pension (see bill HR.
13922) 1019,
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CULKIN, FRANCIS D.-Continued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced 'by
St. Lawrence River: to extend times for commencing and
completing construction of bridge across (see bill H.R.
14200), 1712.
Trapolina, Rose Louise: for relief (see bill H.R. 13669), 476.
Petitions ana papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 153, 364, 477, 2193, 2453.
Societies and associations, 364, 477, 1549, 1834, 2193.
Remarks by, on
Dist rict of Columbia appropriation bill, 3896, 3899.
Farm allotment plan, 1666, 1667.
Interior Department appropriation bill: reclamation. 661,
927.
Irrigation projects: water users on, 5159, 5160.
Livestock industry: stablllzation of, 3564.
Naval ammunition depot, Lake Denmark, N.J .. 3652.
Pershing, John J., 2058:
Reclamation projects: effects of, 4756, 4757, 4758, 4760.
St. Lawrence River bridge, Alexandria Bay, N.Y., 3578.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
CULLEN, THOMAS H. (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 5.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 4555, 5415.
Societies and associations, 47, 535, 608, 1020, 1145, 1258, 1779,
2065, 3139, 3343, 3654., 4555.
State legislatures, 2065, 5062.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2909, 2915.
Beer bill, 750, 845.
Cleary, William E.: death of, 868.
Gasoline tax, 2899.
Inauguration committee, 206.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
CUMMING, HUGH S., allow to accept foreign decoration (see S.J.
Res. 195• ).
CUNNINGHAM, SARAH A., increase pension (see bUl H.R. 14024).
CUNNINGHAM, WILLIAM, relief (see bill H.R. 14283).
CURD, OTHA S., relief (see bill H.R. 14044).
CURRAN, JAMES J., relief of widow (see bUl H.R. 14_1 01).
CURRENCY. See also FoREIGN CuRRENciES.
Address delivered by Prof. Irving Fisher ·at New York City
relative to infiation, reflation, and depreciation of, 4402.
Article by Ogden L. Mills, Secretary of the Treasury, oppos-
- 1ng the proposed manipulation of, 2272.
Article by the late Senator Watson, of Georgia, on the
question of the inflation of, 4095.
Article from the Boston Globe entitled " Which Kind of
Inflation? ", 2959.
Bills t o restore confidence by raising commodity prices
through the expansion of (see bills H .R. 13931, 14364).
Bill providing for expansion of (see bill H.R. 14374).
Bill to extend Federal Reserve currency, to coin silver, and
to prohibit exportation of gold (see bill H.R. 14299).
Bill to establish a bimetallic system of (see bUl HR. 14300).
Letter of Secretary of the Treasury transmitting a draft
of a proposed bill for relief of holders of mutilated bank
notes, 869, 896.
Letter from former Senator Robert L. Owen relative to the
bill (H.R. 13012) providing for the controlled expansion
and contraction of, 3098.
Memorial of Legislature of Nebraska urging legislation to
establish a bimetallic system of, 2067.
Memorial of Legislature of Nebraska favoring sound infia-
tion of, 2796.
Paper by G. F. Warren relative to deflation of, 3263.
Papers by Lawrence Sulliyan, Mr. Farrell, Reginald Mc-
Kenna, the MacMillan committee, and Robert W. Thomp-
son relative to the reform of, 2858.
Petition of citizens of Tulsa, Okla., favoring expansion of,
3742.
Remarks in House and correspondence relative to expan-
sion of, 1051, 1229.
Remarks in House and correspondence . relative to the bill
(H.R. 13876) to accept farm-land securities as the basis
for the issuance of, 1232.
Remarks in House and correspondence relative to currency
depreciation abroad, 1971, 2534.
Remarks in House on the subject of a sound currency,
2534.
Remarks in House entitled "Currency expansion or revo-
lution", 4081.
Remarks in Senate and correspondence relative to inflation
of, 2953, 3374, 3662.
Remarks in Senat e and a news item by Fraser Edwards
relative to inflation of, 2864.
Remarks in Senate relative to the increase in the volume
of mail received by Senators relative to the proposed
in.flation of, 3010. . _
Remarks in Senate relative to expansion of, 3097.
Remarks in Senate relative to propaganda conducted by
Charles E. Coughlin concerning inflation of, 4571.
·Resolutions adopted by the City Council of Canon City,
Colo., favoring the issuance · of national curren(:y based
on municipal bonds, 3660,
CURRENCY-Continued
Resolutions adopted by the common councll of the city of
Elkhart, Ind., advocating the issue of national currency
to municipalities, 1781.
Resolutions adopted by the Farmers Holiday Association at
Mankato, Minn., urging legislation for stabilization of,
2342.
Statistics telative to currency in circulation in 192i and
1922, 1755.
CURRENCY BUREAU, annual report of, 362, 366.
CURRENCY-REFORM GROUP, list of names of members and
remarks in House relative to, 1135.
CURRY, CHARLES F. (a Representative from California).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Employees of the United States: relating to leave with
pay earned by certain civilians (see H.J.Res. 605), 4554.
Jasper, Mary E.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14624),
3736.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1100, 2336, 3582.
Societies and associations, 154, 3236.
State legislatures, 3582.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
CURRY, EDWARD, relief (see bill H.R. 13868).
C~RY, SAMUEL, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14336).
CURRY, WILLIAM J., relief of widow of (see H.Res. 342•).
CURTAIN, WILLIAM F., pension (see bill H.R. 13117).
CURTIS, CHARLES (Vice President of the United States).
Remarks in Senate on birthday of, 2454.
CURTIS E. PASS POST, AMERICAN LEGION, WATER VALLEY,
MISS., resolutions opposing the retrenchment program
of the National Economy League, adopted by, 1551.
CURTISS, GLENN H., make a posthumous award of a Distin-
guished Flying Cross to (see bill HR. 11980•).
CURTISS-WRIGHT CORPORATION, remarks in Senate relative
to, 3057.
CUSTOMS DUTIES. See IMPORT DUTIES.
CUT-OFF CHANNEL, N.J., report of Secretary of War on survey
of (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public
document), 1394.
CUTTING, BRONSON (a Senator from New Mexico).
Attended, 39.
Appointed conferee, 687, 2135, 3933, 4455, 5348.
" Campaigning against Government workers ": article from
American Federationist entitled, 3440.
Amendments offered by, to
Philippine independence {bill H.R. 7233), 254, 394, 425, 545.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Loans to farmers: to provide for crop production during
year 1933 for . (see bill S. 5246), 722.
Needy transients: to amend emergency relief and construc-
tion act of 1932 by authorizing cooperation by Federal
Government with the several States and Territories in
relieving distress among unemployed (see bill S. 5121),
161.
Water users on irrigation projects: to amend act for relief
of certain (see bUl S. 5198), 482.
Motions ana resolutions offered by
Mining of coal, phosphate, oil, etc.: to disagree to House
amendment and appoint conferees (S. 4509), 2135.
Remarks by, on
Barry, David S., 3516, 3519, 3521.
Mining of coal, phosphate, oil, etc.--conference report, 3352.
Philippine independence, 254, 255, 264, 265, 387, 388, 389,
424, 425, 434, 487, 544, 546, 547, 548. 554, 1861, 1865,
186~ 186~ 1911, 1913, 1914, 191~ 1916, 1917.
---veto message, 1790.
Railroad situation, 1722.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation blli--execu·
tlve economy, 3163.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4489, 4490, 4497.
War Department appropriation bill--camps at Army posts ·
for unemployed, 3945, 3949.
Reports made 'by, from
Committee on Military Affairs:
Edgerly, George W. (S.Rept. 1124), 2644.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
CUYAHOGA RIVER CHANNEL, OHIO, report of Secretary of War
on survey of (H.Doc. 477) , 40.
CYGANEK, BARNEY, relief (see bill H.R. 14275).
CZECHOSLOVAKIA, article by Samuel G. Blythe concerning the
prices of commodities imported from, 2350.
DAIRY INDUSTRY, amendments in House to the allotment bill
(H.R. 13991) relating to, 137·7.
Bills to regulate importat ion of dairy products for promo-
tion of (see bills S. 5170; H.R. 13662).
Bill to promote (see bill H.R. 14569•).
Memorial of Legislature of Wisconsin favoring a higher
tariff on dairy products, 4213.
Statistics relative to, 1377.
Telegram from the National Milk Producers Federation rela-
tive to the position of dairy products in the pending Fed-
eral farm relief allotment bill, 1534.
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DALE, PORTER H. (a Senator from Vermont).
Attended, 3.
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1358.
Amendments offered by, to
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill (H.R.
13520) -personnel classification, 3439.
---retirement fund, 1623.
---salary reduction, 3532.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Broughton, Catherine Davis: to pension (see bill S. 5646),
4215.
Civil Service retirement: to amend act of May 29, 1930, for
the (see bill S. 5294), 1102.
- - - t o amend law as amended providing for (see bill
s. 5196) 482.
J
Denison, Anna Elizabeth Rice: for relief (see bill S. 5645),
4215.
Harran, Sarah E.: to increase pension (see bill S. 5079), 93.
Lower, Eliza C.: to increase pension (see billS. 5081), 93.
Manley, Calvin C.: to pension (see billS. 5181), 422.
Manley, Eola E.: to increase pension (see billS. 5080), 93.
Philately: to facilitate pursuit of avocation of (see bill S.
5434), 1932.
Richardson, Addie: to increase pension (see bill S. 5379),
1551.
Tripp, Hazel: to pension (see b111 S. 5182), 422.
Remarks by, on
Barry, David S., 3517, 3519.
Second deficiency bill-Bureau of Immigration, 5465.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 3430.
---personnel classification, 3435, 3437, 3438, 3439, 3440.
---salary reduction, 3532.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Civil Service:
Retirement of employees (S.Rept. 1047), 1622.
Salary rates of certain civil positions (S. 5475), 4459.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
DALLAS BRIDGE CO., allow them to bridge the Columbia River
(see bill H.R. 13961).
DALLAS COUNTY CHAPTER, AMERICAN RED CROSS, relief (see
bill H.R. 7096•).
DALRYMPLE, ADELAIDE K., increase pension (see bill S. 5524).
DAMAGE CLAIMS. See CLAIMs.
DAMM, ALICE M. A., relief (see bill S. 631•).
DAMON, MARGARET, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13518).
DAMPFERCOMPAGNIE, FLENSBURGER, relief (see bill H.R.
14271) 0
DANA, MARSHALL N., statement concerning Federal reclamation
projects written by, 2751.
DANIELS, JOSEPHUS, editorial on Muscle Shoals written by, 3861.
DANNERBERGER, ELIZABETH, pension (see bill H.R. 14058).
DARLING, ISABELLA E., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13297).
DARROW, GEORGE P. (a Representative from Pennsylvania).
Attended, 5.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1354, 1435.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Geis, D. Marion: to pension (see bill H.R. 14466), 2723.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans: to prohibit pub-
licity of (see bill H.R. 14699), 4376.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 3052, 3139.
Remarks by, on
Announcement, 475.
Dental Corps, United States Navy, 3227, 3228.
Eigb.teenth amendment repeal, 13.
Kendall, Samuel A.: memorial address to, 4370.
ReconstructiQn Finance Corporation loans: publicity of,
5364.
Tribute to retiring Members, 5550.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Naval Mairs:
Navy ration (H.Rept. 1958), 3235.
Votes Of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
DAUGHERTY, SARAH A., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13173).
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, annual report
of the National Society of, 366.
Resolution to print the annual report of the National So-
ciety of (see S.Res. 355•, SDoc. 182).
DAUPHIN ISLAND RAILWAY & HARBOR CO., amend act author-
izing construction of a bridge by (see bill H.R. 13792).
DAVENPORT, FREDERICK M. (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 5.
Address at memorial services tn House, 4346.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 364, 1396, 2453, 2944, 4555.
Societies and associations, 2453.
Remarks by, on
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2113.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
DAVENPORT, HENRY, pension (see bill H.R. 13137).
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65
DAVENPORT, !OWA, resolution of condolence on the death of
Samuel A. Kendall adopted by the local branch of the
National Association of Letter Carriers at, 1710.
DAVIDSON, JOHN E., relief (see biU H.R. 9326•).
DAVIDSON, RUFUS, pension (see bill H.R. 13836).
DAVIDSON, SAMUEL G., relief (see bill H.R. 14681).
DAVIDSON, WILLIAM HENRY, relief (see bill H.R. 13046),
DAVIS, ALONZO EDWARD, pension (see bill H.R. 13389).
DAVIS, CAIRO, relief (see bill H.R. 13616).
DAVIS, CLARENDON, relief (see bill H.R. 9606•).
DAVIS, DONNA M., relief (see bills S. 4286•; H.R. 11460•).
DAVTI!t, EWIN L. (a Representative from Tennessee) •
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 3915.
Tribute to services of, 5584.
Amendments offered by, to
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
mail on coastwise vessels, 462.
. Virgin. !~lands: shipping service to (H.R. 10329) , 3561.
Btlls and 1cnnt resolutions introduced by
Dairy industry: to regulate importation of dairy products to
protect (H.R. 14569), 3343.
Federal Farm Loan Act: to amend second paragraph of sec-
tion 4 of (see blll H.R. 13562), 363.
Load lines for American vessels: to amend section 1 (A) of
act to establish (see bill H.R. 13813), 816.
Martin, Nancy: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13578),
363.
Merchant vessels: to prevent the scrapping of United States
owned (see bill H.R. 13929), 1055.
Milk and cream: to regulate importation of (see bill H.R.
13662)' 475.
Ocean-mail contracts: to amend Title IV, section 404, of
Merchant Marine Act, 1928, relating to (see bill H.R.
13930) • 1055.
Radio licenses: providing for fees for (see bill H.R. 14688),
4210. .
Motions and resolutions offered by
Radio regulation: to disagree to Senate amendments and
ask for conference, 3915.
Rules: to suspend, 5160.
Remarks by, on
Army, Navy, and Marine Corps Bands: radio broadcasts by,
5421.
Common carriers by water, 5161.
Eslick, Edward E:.: memorial address to, 4354.
McMillin, Benton, eulogy on, 3127.
Radio regulation--conference report, 5038, 5039.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation blll-
ocean mail, 462, 463, 464.
Vessels: regulations governing, 5165.
Virgin Islands: shipping service to, 3561.
Reports made by, from
Committee of conference:
Radio regulation .(H.R. 7716; H.Rept. 2106), 4845.
Committee on Merchant Marine, Radio, and Fisheries:
Collisions: regulations for (HRept. 2053), 4296.
Common carriers by water (H.Rept. 2006), 3918.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTEs.
DAVIS, HARRIET M., pension (see billS. 5416).
DAVIS, JAMES J. (a Senator from Pennsylvania).
Attended, 78.
"A Five-Year Moratorium for Ma~hines ": newspaper edi-
torial entitled, 3248.
Appointed on funeral cominittee, 1358, 1429.
Assigned to committees, 156.
Certificate of election: memorandum on Pennsylvania law
relative to duty of governor to issue a, 5427.
Credentials presented, 5426. .
Letter from America's Wage Earners' Protective Conference
on Government purchase of American goods, 2071.
Letter from Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Co. on restora-
tion of price level of agricultural products, 2071.
Repeal: newspaper editorial by Paul Block on. 3355.
Tariff: address by William L. Mauro on, 3596.
,. These Troublous Times ": article by Robe Carl White en-
titled, 3243.
Wage reduction: newspaper statement of Ernest T. Weir
denouncing, 3588.
Amendments offered by, to
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill (H.R .. 14363)-Bureau of Mines, 4249.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
District of Columbia: for relief of needy blind persons (see
bill s. 5629), 3931.
Foley, John J.: for relief (see bill S. 5520), 2563.
Narcotic drugs: to provide for forfeiture of vessels, vehicles,
or other means used to transport or conceal unstamped
(see bill S. 5318), 1162.
Nelson, N. C.: for relief (see bill S. 5543), 2644.
Owen, Henrietta V. W.: to pension (see bill S. 5266), 820.
Philadelphia, Pa.: to procure site for public building at (see
bill s. 5209). 541.
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DAVIS, JAMES J.-Continued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Sewage-disposal works: to authorize Reconstruction Finance
Corporation to make loans to aid in financing projects for
construction of sewerage systems or (see bill S. 5392),
1623.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Kendall, Samuel A.: on death of (see S.Res. 319), 1429.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 2727.
State legislatures, 4789.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill-canned goods, 3688.
Branch banking, 1264. •
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill-Bureau of Mines, 4248.
---prisons, 4245.
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 161, 1160.
First United Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, Pa., resolu-
tions, 1160.
Fleet reservists in the Navy, 1716.
Glass-Steagall banking bill, 2350.
Lace-fabric tariff, 303.
Land-grant colleges, 1716.
Machinery and overproduction, 2985, 2986, 2987, 2993.
Narcotic traffic, 1194.
Passports to France, 1621.
Pennsylvania National Guard organizations, 1437.
Stamp money, 4328.
Tariff and foreign-currency depreciation, 2985.
Technocracy, 2986, 2987, 2989, 2992, 2995.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-Gov-
ernment purchase of American goods, 2985.
- - - vocational education, 3458, 3461.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4408, 4409.
War Department appropriation bill-camps at Army posts
for unemployed, 3842.
Reports made by, from
. Committee on Naval Affairs:
Thayer, Sydney, Jr. (S.Rept. 1191), 3744.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
DAVIS, JOHN W., AND O~S, letter to Democratic Senators
asking for action on the World Court received from, 301.
DAVIS, MARY ALICE, pension (see b111 H.R. 13186).
· DAVIS, ROBERT L. (a Representative from Pennsylvania).
Credentials presented and sworn in, 6.
Elected to committees, 75.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armistice Day: declaring a legal public holiday on (see
H.J.Res. 531), 1019.
Downing, Ruth R.: for relief (see H.J.Res. 540). 1355.
Foreign securities: to impose a tax on each sale in the
United States of (see b111 H.R. 14459), 2723.
Philadelphia, Pa.: to procure site for publlc building at (see
· bills H.R. 13563, 13748), 363, 607.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
DAVIS, SAMUEL C., rellef (see bill S. 1705*).
DAVIS, WILLIAM M., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13481).
DAVISON, JOSEPH F., pension (see bill S. 5300).
DAVISON, MAHALIA, increase pension (see billS. 5110).
DAWES, HENRY M. (former Comptroller of the Currency), ex-
cerpts .f rom report on branch ban.k.ing, 2141.
DAWLEY, MARY E., relief (see bill H.R. 1905*).
DAWSON, ELIZA, pension (see bill H.R. 13587}.
DAWSON COUNTY, TEX., petition of citizens remonstrating
against the proposed modification or repeal of the eight-
eenth amendment to the Constitution of the United
States, 4868.
DAYLIGHT, repeal the act to save (see bill H.R. 14130).
DEAMER, HARRIET, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13193).
. DEAN, WADE, relief (see bill H.R. 2394•).
DEATH VALLEY NATIONAL MONUMENT, CALIF., extend the min-
ing laws of the United States to (see bills S. 5700; H.R.
14646*).
Letter from the Secretary of the Interior relative to the bill
(S. 5700) to extend the mining laws of the United States
to, 5436.
DEATHS ANNOUNCED.
Former President of the United States
Coolidge, Calvin, 1336.
Senators
Jones, Wesley L., 3.
Walsh, Thomas J., 5416.
Waterman, Charles W., 3.
Representatives
Butler, Robert R., 1435.
Garrett, Daniel E., 414.
Goodwin, Godfrey G., 4252, 4277.
Karch, Charles A., 36.
Kendall, Samuel A., 1435.
Linthicum, J. Charles, 36.
McLaughlin, James C., 36.
Tucker, Henry St. George, 36.
DEATHS ANNOUNCED-Continued
Former Senators
Goff, Guy D., 1476.
Former Rewesentatives
Cleary, William E., 868.
Durey, Cyrus, 1303.
George, M. C., 5288.
Hall, U. S., 1251.
Humphreys, William Yerger, 5186.
Irwin, Edward M., 3183.
McMillin, Benton, 3127.
Sproul, William II., 1051.
DEATON, SALLIE, pension (see bill H.R. 13709).
DE BACK, MINNIE C., adjudicate claim of (see bills S. 5038; H.R.
14512}.
DE BAUN, ROGER, letter remonstrating against the so-called.
" domestic-allotment plan " for farm relief, 1699.
DEBENTURES. See ExPORT DEBENTURES.
DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES, reduction of (see bill H.R. 14778).
Joint resolution to reduce appropriations made to the sink-
ing fund (see H.J.Res. 499).
Statistics relative to, 3263.
DEBTORS IN FORCED LIQUIDATION PROCEEDINGS, message
from the President recommending legislation for relief of
(H.Doc. 522), 1569, 1615.
"DEBT READJUSTMENTS UNDER FEDERAL LAWS ", address de-
livered by David Lawrence entitled, 2567.
DEBTS, article by Charles Merz entitled " Debts, Public and
Private", 2861.
Bill to authorize the payment of legal tender in the dis-
charge of (see bill H.R. 14604).
Joint resolution to provide a; 1-year suspension period on
certain (see H.J.Res. 567).
Joint resolution for amendment to the Constitution re-
stricting the power of States to tax (see H.J.Res. 581).
DEBT SETTLEMENTS. See FoREIGN COUNTRIES .
DEBUSSY, ANNA, pension (see bill . H.R. 13886).
DECEASED MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, a special order for me-
morial services for (see H.Res. 362 *).
DECENTRALIZATION OF WEALTH, remarks in Senate on the
subject of, 54, 55. .
DEEN, SARAH E., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14116).
DEERY, CYRIL AMBROSE, rellef (see bill H.R. 13494).
DEETER, ALBERT M., pension (see bill H.R. 13422).
DEFELD, AUGUST I., JR., letter opposing publication of loans
made by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, 2543.
DEFICIENCIES, making approp~iations for (see bills H.R. 13975*,
14436*. 14769*).
Conference report on bill (H.R. 13975) making appropria-
tions for (H.Rept. 1875), 1904, 1944.
Conference report on bill (H.R. 14769) making appropria-
tions for; debated and agreed to, 5504, 5653.
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 13975) making appro-
priations for, 1217, 1296.
Remarks in House on conference report on bill (H.R. 13975)
making appropriations for, 1949.
Remarks in Senate on bill (H.R. 13975) making appropria-
tions for, 1448, 1469, 1552, 1636, 1643.
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 14436} making appro-
priations for, 2677.
Remarks in Senate on bill (H.R. 14436) making appro-
priations for, 2675, 2725, 2732.
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 14769) making appro-
priations for, 5039, 5602.
Remarks in. Senate on bill (H.R. 14769) making appro-
priations for, 5452, 5461.
Text of blll (H.R. 14436) making • appropriations for
2678.
DEFICIT OF THE FEDERAL TREASURY, provide funds for
meeting (see bill S. 5561).
Text of bill (S. 5561) to provide funds for meeting the
existing, 2866.
DEFLATION. See CURRENCY.
DEFLATION OR INFLATION, remarks in House entitled, 5631.
DEKALB, H. LEONARD, letter relative to the practices of the
Federal land bank in Montana written by, 2197.
DE KARTOWSKI, BOGUSTUS, relief (see bill H.R. 4575).
DELANEY, JOHN J. (a Representative from New York),
Attended, 5.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 1056, 1100, 1145, 1549, 1617,
1713, 1779, 1834, 1908, 2641, 3236, 3419, 3654, 3824, 4210,
4376, 4453, 4556, 5189, 5415.
Societies and associations, 1908, 2194, 2243, 2336, 2453, 2556,
2641, 2791, 3053, 3343, 3419, 3582, 3654, 4107, 4210, 4376,
4459, 4556, 4866, 5189, 5915.
State legislatures, 2065, 2944, 445~.
Remarks by, on
Independent offices appropriation bill-Veterans' Adminls·
tration, 3032.
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DELANEY, JOHN J .-Continued
Reports made by, from
Committee on Naval .A1Iairs:
Brennan, Luke Francis (H.Rept. 2008), 3918.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
DELAWARE, memorial of legislature urging the issuance of a
3-cent postage stamp in honor of Thaddeus Kosciusko,
3828.
Ratification by the legislature of the proposed amendment
to the Constitution of the United States relative to the
terms of the President, Vice President, Senators, and
Representatives, 2771, 2793.
DELAWARE RIVER, allow the Bushkill Bridge Co. to bridge (see
billS. 5504*, 5701; H.R. 14030*, 14787*).
Remarks in House relative to the bill (H.R. 14030) to al-
low the Bushklll Bridge Co. to bridge, 3580.
DELAY, l\1A UDE, pension (see bill H.R. 13283).
"DELAY HAMPERS RECOVERY", editorial by Paul Block entitled,
1261.
DELEGALIZATION OF WAR, provide for (see S.Res. 321).
DELINQUENT OFFICERS. See PUBLIC OFFICERS.
DE LUE, WILLARD, article relative to the fall in the price of
silver written by, 238!).
DE MARS, DELILAH, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14006).
DEMOCRATIC PARTY, address over the radio delivered by Sen-
ator Byrnes relative to the problems confronting, 3008.
Address over the radio delivered by Senator Watson on
the failures of, 3441.
Remarks in Senate and recommendations submitted to the
Democratic caucus by Senator Robinson of Arkansas
with respect to the program of procedure during the
present session, 156.
Remarks in House on the subject of the Democratic Party
and bureaucracy, 474.
DEMPSEY, HONORA E., pension (see bill H.R. 13257).
DEMPSTER, SARAH JANE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14401).
DENSMORE, LULA A., relief (see bill H.R. 14259*).
DENT, MARY ELIZA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14444).
DENTON, RICHARD R., pension (see billS. 5069).
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. See also SECRETARY OP
AGRICULTURE.
Annual report of, 816.
Bill making annual appropriations for (see bill H.R. 13872*).
Bill to abolish (see bill S. 5538).
Bill to transfer the Forest Service to the Department of the
Interior (see bill H.R. 13857) .
Bill to create an administration of agricultural loans in (see
bill s. 5562).
Bills to creat.e a division of agricultural loans (see bills H.R.
14707, 14746).
Bill for relief of certain employees of the Forest Service (see
bills. 968*).
Bill to transfer deteriorated and unserviceable powder and
explosives from the War Department to (see bill H.R.
12047*).
Conference report on bill (H.R. 13872) making annual
appropriations for, 4102, 4889.
Letter from the Secretary of Agriculture relative to the bill
(S. 6538) to .abolish, 5432.
Letter of Secretary of Agriculture transmitting report of
sales of waste paper in, 819.
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 13872) making annual
appropriations for, 988, 990, 1006, 1021, 1027, 1057, 1116,
3801, 5138.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for printing
for, 1022.
Remarks in House relative to preventing interchangeability
of items of appropriations for the purpose of increasing
the number of employees in, 1059, 1072.
Remarks in House relative to the proposed abolishment of
certain bureaus in, 2519.
Remarks in Senate on bill (H.R. 13872) making annual
appropriations for, 3632, 3686, 3776.
Resolutions disapproving of the Executive order transferring
the General Land Office from the Department of the
Interior to (see S.Res. 313; H.Res. 332).
Statement concerning the proposed consolidation and
grouping of land utilization agencies in, 242.
DEPARTMENT OF COM1.!1:ERCE. See also SECRETARY OF COMMERCE.
Annual report of the Secretary of Commerce, 38.
Annual report of money received and not paid into the
general fund of the Treasury, 39.
Bill making annual appropriations for (see bill H.R. 14363*).
Concurrent resolution to appoint a joint committee to
consider the advisability of abolishing (see S.Con.Res. 39).
Conference report on bill (H.R. 14363) making annual
appropriations for (H.Rept. 2103), 4845, 5012.
Letter of Secretary of Commerce transmitting information
concerning the status of funds appropriated for the De-
partment in the Emergency Relief and Con...c:tl·uction Act,
670.
Letter of Secretary of Commerce transmitting report of
disposition of useless papers in. 37.
67
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE-Continued
Letter of Secretary of Commerce transmittting a list of
useless papers in, 869, 885.
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 14363) making annual
approprations for, 2518, 2547, 2607, 2632, 2638, 2681, 2703,
2756, 2758.
Remarks in House on conference report on b111 (H.R. 14363)
making annual appropriations for, 5028.
Remarks in House relative to the commodity divisions o!
the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce in, 2774.
Remarks in Senate on bill (H.R. 14363) making annual
appropriations for, 4233.
Report of the Joint Committee on the Disposition of Useless
Executive Papers relative to useless papers in (H.Rept.
2080).
Statement concerning the proposed consolidation and
grouping of activities relating to commerce, 243.
Statement delivered by Representative Briggs before the
Committee on Appropriations in House relative to appro-
priations for the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Com-
merce in, 2781.
Statistics relative to appropriations for, 2611.
Table showing appropriations made l:)y, 1721.
Table showing appropriations and personnel for the years
1913, 1922, 1932, 2764.
DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT AND CONSERVATION, estab-
lish (see bill S. 5538).
DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL WELFARE, create a (see bill H.R.
14361).
DEPARTMIDII"'"T OF THE INTERIOR. See also SECRETARY OF THE
INTERIOR.
Amendment in Senate to restrict purchases of supplies to
articles of the growth, production, and/or manufacture of
the United States, 1858.
Amendments in Senate to reduce appropriations for the
administration of Indian forest lands, 2645.
Amendment in Senate to abolish the Ya•kton Indian
Agency, S.Dak., 2645.
Annual report of money received and not paid into the
general fund of the Treasury, 39.
Bill making annual appropriations for (see bill H.R.13710*).
Bill to abolish (see bill S. 5538) .
Bill to transfer the Forest Service from the Department of
Agriculture to (see bill H.R. 13857).
Conference report on bill (H.R. 13710) making annual
appropriations for, 3998, 4062.
Letter from the Secretary of the Interior relative to the
bill (S. 5538) to abolish, 5430.
Letter of Secretary of the Interior transmitting a list of
useless papers in, 540, 665.
Letter from Joseph C. O'Mahoney relative to the proposed
transfer of administration of the public domain to the
Department of Agriculture from, 674.
Memorandum prepared by Louis C. Cramton concerning the
history and functions of, 1052.
Messages from the President transmitting estimates of ap-
propriations for (S.Doc. 192; H.Doc. 540), 3735, 5065, 5433.
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 13710) making annual ap-
propriations for, 526, 527, 568, 590, 638, 924, 942, 3801.
Remarks in House on conference report on bill (H.R. 13710)
making annual appropriations for, 4180.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for printing
and binding for, 593.
Remarks in Senate on bill (H.R. 13710) making annual
appropriations for, 3545, 3584, 3598, 3602, 3776.
Report of the Joint Committee on the Disposition of Useless
Executive Papers relative to the disposition of useless
papers in (H.Rept. 2156), 5187.
Resolution disapproving of the Executive acts transferring
the nonmilitary activities of the Chief of Engineers of the
Army, under the jurisdiction of the War Department to
(see H.Res. 321).
Resolutions disapproving of the Executive order transferring
the General Land Office to the Department of Agriculture
from (see S.Res. 313; H.Res. 332).
Statement concerning the proposed consolidation and
grouping of public works activities in, 236.
Statement shoWing transfers between appropriations for the
fiscal year 1933 in, 940.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. See also ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE
UNITED STATES.
Bill making annual appropriations for (see bill H.R. 14363*).
Conference report on bill (H.R. 14363) making annual
appropriations for (H.Rept. 2103), 484.5, 5012.
LE!tter from the Attorney General transmitting the annual
report of (H.Doc. 412), 151.
Messages from the President transmitting estimates of ap-
propriations for (S.Doc. 193; H.Doc. 512), 718, 5065.
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 14363) making annual ap-
propriations for, 2518, 2534, 2547, 2607, 2609, 2638, 2681.
2756.
Remarks in House on conference report on bill (H.R. 14363)
making annual appropriations for, 5028.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 1308.
Remarks in House relative to the Bureau of Investigation in.
2623.
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DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE-Continued
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for the Bureau
of Prisons in, 2623.
Remarks in Senate on bill (H.R. 14363) making annual ap-
propriations for, 4233.
Statement relative to the proposed consolidation and group-
ing of executive agencies under, 248.
Statement of the Director Buroou of Prisons relative to
labor in prisons, 2631.
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR. See also SECRETARY OF LABOR.
Bill making annual appropriations for (see b1ll H.R. 14363 •).
Conference report on bill (H.R. 14363) making annual ap-
propriations for (H.Rept. 2103), 5012, 5029.
Message from the President transmitting estimate of ap-
propriation for (H.Doc. 545), 3823.
Message from the President transmitting an estimate of
. appropriation for the employment service of (H.Doc. 505),
606.
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 14363) making annual ap-
propriations for, 2518, 2534, 2547, 2607, 2638, 2681, 2756, DERR, LIBERTY, increase pension (see bill H .R. 13501) •
2764.
Remarks in House on conference report on bill (H.R. 14363) DERRY, MARY E., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13174).
making annual appropriations for, 5028.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for the Bureau
of Immigration and the Employment Service, 1297, 1311, DESIGNS FOR TEXTILES, registration of (see billS. 5075).
1318.
Remarks in Senate on bill (H.R. 14363) making annual ap-
propriations for, 4233.
Reports and documents relating to displacement of muscu-
lar labor by machinery, and a digest of material on tech-
nological changes, productivity of labor, and labor dis-
placement, 2995.
Report of the Joint Committee on the Disposition of Useless
Executive Papers relative to useless papers in (H.Rept. DEVOL, MARY M., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14749).
2078), 4641.
Resolution to disapprove the ExE!cutive act transferring the DICK. W. H., telegram relative to a proposed investigation of the
activities, powers, and duties of the Employees' Compen-
sati!m Commission to (see H.Res. 316).
Statement concerning the proposed consolidation and group- DICKINSON, C. C. (a Representative from Missouri).
ing of executive agencies under, 249.
Text of the President's recent Executive order authorizing
the appointment of certain special investigators in the
Immigration Service, 5046.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE. See also SECRETARY OF STATE.
Bill making annual appropriations for (see bill H.R. 14363•).
Conference report on b1ll (H.R. 14363) making annual ap-
propriations for (H.Rept. 2103), 4845, 5012.
Messages from the President transmitting estimates of ap-
propriations for (S.Doc. 194; H.Doc. 549), 3823, 5065.
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 14363) mak.ing annual ap-
propriations for, 2518, 2547, 2607, 2638, 2681, 2734, 2756.
:Remarks in House on conference report on bill (H.R. 14363)
making annual appropriations for, 5028.
Remarks in House and statistics relative to the growth of, DICKINSON, L. J. (a Senator from Iowa).
2328.
Remarks tn Senate on bill (H.R. 14363) making annual
appropriations for, 4234.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE BUILDING, authorizing the erection of
a memorial to the American diplomatic and consular offi-
cers who lost their lives while on active duty (see S.J.Res.
237•; H.J.Res. 585).
DEPARTMENTS. See ExECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS.
DE PERINI, LOUIS COLUMBUS, relief (see bill H.R. 13447)_.
DEPORTATION OF ALIENS, remarks in House relative to appro-
priations for, 1297, 1311.
DEPRECIATED CURRENCY. See FOREIGN CURRENCIES.
DEPRESSION. See also EcoNOMIC DEPRESSION.
Address delivered by Senator Thomas of Oklahoma in New
York City on the subject of, 3835.
Article by George Joerns entitled "Depression, Its Cause and
Cure", 2259.
Editorial appearing in the Washington Daily News relative
to the suffering resulting from, 1164.
DE PRIEST, OSCAR (a Representative from Illinois).
Attended, 5.
Appointed teller, 4428.
Amendments offered by, to
District of Columbia appropriation bill (H.R. 14643)-public
schools, 4427.
Interior Department appropriation bill-Howard University
power plant, 936.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Green, Robert T.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14349), 2193.
Gunn, Mary T.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14467), 2723.
Simes, Bennie: for relief (see bill H.R. 14348), 2193.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Interior Department appropriation bill: to recommit, 941.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 285.
Remarks by, on
District of Columbia appropriation bill-public schools, 4428,
4430.
Interior Department appropriation bill, 543, 942.
---Howard University,. 585, 586, 588, 936.
War Department appropriation bill-Army supplies, 2425.
DE PRmST, OSCAR-Continued
Reports made by, from
Committee on Indian Affairs:
Uintah, White River, and Uncompahgre Bands of Ute In-
dians (H.Rept. 1856), 1712.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
DEPUE, C. A., allow him to bridge the Mississippi River (see bill
s. 5373).
DEPUTY COLLECTORS OF INTERNAL REVENUE, provide for the
appointment of (see bill S. 5293).
Bill to place in the classified Civil Service (see bill H.R.
13821).
DEROUEN, RENE L. (a Representative from Louisiana).
Attended, 5.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1145, 5290 .
Societies and associations, 817, 1713.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
DERRICK, EDWIN C., pension (see billS. ~308).
DESERT LANDS. See PUBLIC LANDS.
DES MOINES RIVER, allow Roy H. Campbell and others to bridge
(see bill H.R. 9385 * ) .
DETROIT, MICH., relief of certain employees in the post office at
(see bill H.R. 5256•).
Report of the Federal Trade Commission on investigation
of the dumping of foreign oil and gasoline at Detroit,
Mich. (S.Doc. 206), 5192.
DIAZ, SALVADOR BUITRAGO, relief (see bill H.R. 12748•).
charges of peonage in levee construction on the Missis-
sippi River, 4564.
Attended, 5. .
Tribute in House to, 69.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations: authorizing and directing
Secretary of Interior to enroll certain Choctaw and Chick-
asaw claimants on tribal rolls of (see bill H.R. 13379)
152. '
Graham, Pleasy J.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13408), 152.
Rickett, Nancy A.: to increase pension (see b1ll H.R. 13409),
152.
Remarks by, on
St. Ludgers Catholic Church, Germantown, Mo., 4291, 4292.
Samoa: government for American, 5081.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
Attended, 3.
Appointed conferee, 3770, 5012.
Industry and depreciated foreign currency: letter relative
to, 3010.
Amendments offered by, to
Barry, David S. (S.Res. 352)-to refer to Committee on
Rules, 3529.
Independent offices appropriation bill (H.R. 14458) -prop-
erty of carriers, 4791.
Philippine independence (H.R. 7233), 264, 393, 626, 627, 629,
630.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill (H.R.
13520)-buildings, 3367.
---Bureau of Efficiency, 3454.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4497.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Benson, Helen R.: to pension (see bill S. 5443), 1932.
Federal land banks: relating to the paid-in surplus of (see
bill s. 5372)' 1439.
Joint-stock land banks: to provide for the liquidation of
(see b111 S. 5552), 2732.
Mississippi River: to construct bridge across (see bill S.
5373). 1439.
Mississippi River, Davenport, Iowa: to allow to bridge (S.
5641), 4114.
Remarks by, on
Barry, David S., 3520, 3521, 3524, 3525, 3526, 3529.
Blomgren, Harry E., 3674.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill-prohibition enforcement, 4242.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4164, 4165, 4166.
Government economy, 2586, 2602.
Government Printing Office--compensation for earned leave,
3685.
Independent offices appropriation b1ll, 4791.
--Interstate Commerce Commission, 4791, 4793, 4794,
4795, 4796 .
Philippine independence, 393, 426, 427, 429, 441, 61T, 627,
628, 630, 882.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-build-
ings, 3367, 3368.
---Bureau of Efficiency, 3453, 3454.
---conference report, 4896, 4897.
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DICKINSON, L. J.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation blll-execu-
tive economy, 3163.
---furlough, 3431.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4410, 4484, 4487, 4488,
4489, 4496, 4497.
War Department appropriation bill-camps at Army posts
for unemployed, 3938.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Military Afiairs:
Fishburn, William N. (S.Rept. 1356), 5447.
Foster, Robert J. (S.Rept. 1308), 4962.
Smith, Robert J. (S.Rept. 1150), 3289.
Committee on Printing:
Government Printing Office-leave with pay (S.Rept. 1125).
2644.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
DICKSON, C. A., relief (see bill H.R. 13421•).
DICKSTEIN, SAMUEL (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 5.
Appointed teller, 1318.
Amendments offered by, to
First deficiency appropriation bill: Immigration Service,
1311.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Aliens: to provide correction of status of certain (see bill
H.R. 13810), 816.
Anarchists: to investigate alleged activities of (see H.J.Res.
606)' 4641.
Filipinos: to provide for return to Philippine Islands from
continental United States of certain unemployed (see
H.J.Res. 549), 1548.
Immigration act of 1917: to amend section 23 of (see bill
H.R. 13811), 816.
Naturalization laws: to amend (see bill H.R. 14581), 3581.
---to amend act of March 2, 1929, to supplement the
(see bill H.R. 13812), 816.
- - - t o supplement (see bill H.R. 14245}, 1833.
Ph111ppine Islands: to authorize appropriation to provide
for the return of unemployed Filipinos to (see H.J.Res.
577)' 2641.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Committee on Immigration and Naturalization: to author-
ize to sit during session of House (see H.Res. 354), 2031.
Klein, Esther Louise: authorizing special committee to in-
vestigate death of (see H.Con.Res. 41), 77.
Medalie, George z.: to investigate conduct of (see H.Res.
375)' 3824.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation b111, 993.
Border patrol, 4094.
Claims for deaths of Mexican nationals, 715.
Consular officers: salaries of, 2544.
District attorney's office, southern district of New York,
3818.
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 7.
First deficiency appropriation bill: Immigration Service,
1296, 1297, 1301, 1311, 1312, 1317.
Furlough plan for Government employees, 2544.
Immigration Service achievements, 1002.
Immigration Service administrative furlough, 1002.
Naturalization laws, 692, 3546.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Alverson, James L. (H.Rept. 2162), 5188.
Committee on Immigration and Naturalization:
Unemployed Filipinos resident in United States (H.Rept.
192~.
2722.
Votes 9f-
See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
DIES, MARTIN (a Representative from Texas).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Elected to committee (see H.Res. 361), 2212.
Economies: to effect in National Government (see blll H.R.
13458)' 230.
Gold standard: to preserve (see bill H.R. 14374), 2336.
Mitchell, Frank: to pension (see bill H.R. 14149}, 1548.
Silver: the coinage of (see bill H.R. 14374), 2336.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Public Works: to disapprove of Executive act in creating
the Division of (see H.Res. 317), 363.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2918.
Purchasing power of the dollar: credit and currency ex-
pansion to restore, 279.
Tampico Marine Iron Works, 3718.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
air and ocean mail contracts, 338, 339.
War-debt question, 119, 120.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
DIETERICH, SALLIE T., relief (see bill H.R. 14542).
DIETERICH, WILLIAM H. (a Representative from Illinois).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Public-school districts: to authorize loans by Reconstruc-
tion Finance Corporation to (see bill H.R. 14265), 190'/.
Votes oj. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
69
DIETERICH, WILLIAM H. (a Senator-elect from Illinois).
Credentials presented, 78.
DIETZ, JOSEPH ANTON, relief (see- bill S. 5207*).
DILL, C. C. (a Senator from Washington),
Attended, 3.
Appointed conferee, 3934.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1436, 5416.
Brooklyn Edison Co.: article by Jerome Count on, 2413.
Lenin, Vladimir llyich: article in Literary Digest in· memory
of, 1934.
Amendments offered by, to
Legislative appropriation bill (H.R. 14562) -committee em-
ployees, 3424.
Radio regulations (H.R. 7716), 3766, 3767, 3770.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bingman, Rose: to pension (see bill S. 5343), 1401.
Columbia River, Oreg.: to authorize The Dalles Bridge Co.
to construct, maintain, and operate a bridge across (see
bill s. 5486)' 2253.
Congress: to fix date for second session of (S. 5549), 2732.
Employment of American citizens on sleeping cars, etc.: to
require (S. 5604), 3602.
Farm-loan agencies: to consolidate (S. 5685), 4790.
Ferwerda, John W.: to pension (see bill S. 5022), 63.
Frye, Henry: for relief (see bill S. 5223), 675.
Hone, William A.: to pension (see bill S. 5281) , 948.
Johnson Bros., Inc.: for relief (see bill S. 5150), 304.
Keefe, Margaret: to pension (see bill S. 5545), 2732.
Langley, James C.: for relief (see bill S. 5333), 1330.
Mapes, Theresa Elizabeth: to pension (see bill S. 5025), 63.
Newport (U.S.S.): authorizing Secretary of Navy to make
available to municipality of Aberdeen, Wash., the (see
bill s. 5283) ' 948.
Ostrander, A. L.: for relief (see bill S. 5334), 1330.
Postal Savings System: extension of (S.J.Res. 263), 5461.
Radio licenses: to provide for fees for (see bill S. 5201) , 542.
l:)ilver certificates: to authorize Secretary of Treasury to
purchase silver by issuance of (see bill S. 5342), 1402.
Snow, Kate E.: to increase pension (see bill S. 5024), 63.
Walker, James J.: for relief (see bill S. 5282), 948.
Wood, Nellie J.: to pension (see bill S. ·5023), 63.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Adjourn: to, 5.
Jones, Wesley L.: on death of (see S.Res. 283}, 3.
- - - to pay funeral expenses of the late (see S.Res. 294) ,
102.
Radio Act: to recommit bill (H.R. 7716) to amend, 1181.
Wood-pulp industry: directing Tariff Commission to investi-
gate (S.Res. 365), 4460.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1780, 3240.
Societies and associations, 233.
State legislatures, 5066.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy system: unifonnity of, 4885, 5108, 5125.
Barry, David S., 3280.
Campaign expenditures, 1719.
Currency inflation, 4574.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation blll-i~ternational commissions, 4235.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4053, 4151, 4224.
Employment of American citizens on sleeping cars, etc., 3602.
Farm Board and other organizations: employees and salaries
of, 3933.
Farm-loan agencies: consolidation of, 4790.
Federal home-loan banks, 94.
Foreign debts, 2475, 2476.
Glass-Steagall banking bill-silver, remonetization of, 2361.
Government economy, 2591, 2596, 2598.
Increase in banking facilities, 1730.
Liberal viewpoint, 1722.
Otis, Frank I., 3670.
Philippine independence, 379, 380, 392, 439, 442, 443, 444,
483, 485, 486, 502, 537, 539, 882, 8M, 924.
Postal Savings System: extension of, 5460, 5461.
Public ownership, 1441.
Radio bill hearings, 721.
Radio facilities-court decision, 167.
Radio license fees, 542.
Radio regulation, 3674, 3764, 3765, 3766, 3767, 3768, 3770.
---conference report, 519\l, 5204, 5205, 5207, 5209, 5211.
Railroads: loans to, 2660.
Trail smelter fumes, 831, 833, 835, 838.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-Air
Mail Service, 3061.
---buildings, 3367.
---executive economy, 3148, 3153, 3156, 3168, 3497.
---exportable crop surpluses, 3283.
---Government purchase of American goods, 3267.
Wood-pulp industry, 4692.
Reports made by, from,
Committee of conference:
Radio regulation (H.R. 7716, H.Rept. 2106), 5203.
Committee on Interstate Commerce:
Amendment of Radio Act of 1927 (S.Rept. 1004), 422.
Radio Act of 1927 (S.Rept. 1045), 1551.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
DILLON, SAMUEL W., relief (see bill H.R. 13787).
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DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR SERVICE, authorizing the erection
of a memorial to diplomatic and consular offi.cers who lost
their lives while on active· duty (see S.J.Res. 237*; H.J.
Res. 585).
DIRECT TAXES, allow the States to sue the United States to re-
cover (see H.J.Res. 276*).
Remarks in House relative to the right of States to sue the
United States for recovery of, 5628.
DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS OF THE WORLD WAR, an-
nual report of, 296.
Bill authorizing attendance of the Marine Band at the na-
tional convention to be held at Cincinnati, Ohio, by (see
bill H.R. 13484).
DISABLED VE.'TERANS. See Ex-SERVICE MEN.
DISARMAMENT. See also GENERAL DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE AT
GENEVA.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 1988.
· Resolution proposing the negotiation of a multilateral treaty
providing for reduction of expenditures for military, naval,
and air forces (see S.Res. 332).
Statement adopted by the New York Peace Society on the
subject of, 1437.
DISNEY, WESLEY E. (a Representative from Oklahoma).
Attended, 5.
Appointed on committee to arrange for memorial services
to Calvin Coolidge, 1873.
---excused from committee, 2031.
Amendments offered by, to
Osage Indians, Oklahoma (S. 3085), 4531.
lJills and joint resolutions introduced by
Ottawa County, Okla.: authorizing the Secretary of the
Interior to purchase certain lands in (see bill H.R. 14441),
2641.
Rippey, T. L.; for relief (see bill H.R. 14449), 2641.
Remarks by, on
Gasoline tax, 2332, 2900.
Osage Indians, Oklahoma, 4531.
Sheldon, William, 3713.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
DISQUE, BRICE P., address on the coal industry delivered before
the Anthracite Club of New York by, 2256.
DISTINCTIVE PAPER FOR UNITED STATES SECURITIES,
amendment and remarks in Senate relative to, 2577.
Remarks in HoU3e relative to appropriations for purchase
of, 348.
DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS, present to Francis T. Evans
(see bills H.R. 14614, 14676).
Joint resolution to present to Emory B. Bronte (see H.J.Res.
519).
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CROSSES AND MEDALS, present cross
to Abraham Cohen (see bill S. 5242).
Bill to present cross to William H. Finley (see bill H.R.
14287).
Bill to present medal to Robert A. Roos (see bill S. 5451).
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Bee also PUBLIC Bun.DINGS AND
GROUNDS, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Amendments and remarks in House relative to the proposed
reduction of the contribution of the Federal Government
to, 4185, 4193, 4195.
Amendment and remarks in House relative to prohibiting
increase in salary of offi.cers or employees of, 4446.
Annual report of the Commissioners of, 3'8, 60.
Bills to regulate the bringing of actions for damages against
(see bills S. 5224*; H.R. 13750*).
Bill authorizing the selection of a site and erection thereon
of a statue of George Washington in (see bill S. 5241).
Bills to provide for placing the Washington City post offi.ce
under the jurisdiction of the Secretary of the Treasury
(see bills S. 5530*; H.R. 14461*).
Bills to relieve destitution in (see bills S. 5553*; H.R.
14503).
Bill relating to public works within (see blll H.R. 14632).
Bill for the creation of a housing board and authorizing
incorporation of housing corporations in (see billS. 5374).
Bill to provide revenue by the taxation of beer in (see b1ll
s. 5458).
Bill to provide revenue by the taxation of beverages in (see
bill s. 5672).
Bill to provide revenue by the taxation of nonintoxicating
liquor (see b111 H.R. 13997).
Bills to establish a commercial airport for (see bills S. 5365,
5401; H.R. 14568).
Excerpt from a message of Andrew Jackson to the Congress
in 1831 on the subject of, 4205.
Letter of Secretary of the Treasury transmitting a draft of
proposed legislation to place the Washington City post
offi.ce under the custody and control of the Secretary of
the Treasury, 2451, 2339.
Letters from the Comptroller General of the United States
relative to retirement of employees of tho municipal gov-
ernment who have reached the retirement age, 519.
Messages from the President transmitting estimates of
appropriations for payment of certain claims and suits
against (S.Doc. 197; H.Doc. 553), 3991, 5064.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA-Continued
Message from the President transmitting estimate of appro-
priation for payment of final judgments rendered by
United States courts against (S.Doc. 204), 5192.
Remarks in House relative to the fiscal relations between
the United States and the District of Columbia, 3895.
Remarks in House relative to an appropriation for relief of
persons in distress in, 1304.
Remarks in House relative to providing emergency rellet
for unemployed and needy persons, 4438, 4447.
Remarks in Senate on the deficiency appropriation bill
(H.R. 14436) carrying an appropriation for payment of
employees of, 2675, 2725, 2732.
Resolution to provide for the consideration of certain pro-
visions in connection with the appropriation bill of 1934
for (see H.Res. 377).
Resolution to print paper entitled "Points of Historic Inter-
est in the National Oapital" (see S.Res. 354*, S.Doc. 183).
Resolution to print report on the power needs of (see H.Res.
355).
Statement concerning the proposed consolidation and
grouping of certain Federal executive agencies under the
municipal government of, 253.
Statement of positions in the government of, 4073.
Statement of positions, names of incumbents, and salaries
paid under the government of, 5612.
Statement of offi.cial travel authorized by the Commission-
ers of, 4186. ·
Airdrome: bill to establish at Gravelly Point (see bill H.R.
14743).
Alleys: bill to discontinue the use as dwellings of buildings
situated in (see bill S. 101*).
---bills to authorize the closing of certain (see bills S.
3532*; H.R. 8995*).
---remarks in House on bill (S. 3532) authorizing the
closing of, 287.
Amateur boxing: bill to authorize (see bill H.R. 6292•).
Appropriations for: bill making annual (see bill H.R.
14643*).
---conference report on b111 (H.R. 14643) making an-
nual, 5G07. .
---messages from the President transmitting estimates
of appropriations for relief of residents who are in
! distress (S.Doc. 196; H.Doc. 495), 284, 5064.
---remarks in House on bill (H.R. 14643) making an-
i: nual, 3867, 4062, 4100, 4182, 4256, 4427, 5529, 5659.
---remarks in House on conference report on blll (H.R.
14643) making annual, 5611, 5616, 5617.
---remarks in Senate on bill (H.R. 14643) making an-
nual, 5320, 5331, 5429.
Assessments: See Taxes.
Banlcs and trust companies: b111 to further regulate (see bill
H.R. 6402*).
---joint resolution to authorize tlle Comptroller of the
Currency to prescribe regulations for the operation
of (see S.J.Res. 261*).
---remarks in Senate on bill (H.R. 6402) to regulate,
5515.
---remarkS in House on Senate Joint Resolution 261
relating to, 5573.
Barber shops: bills to provide for closing 1 day in 7 (see
bills S. 4023*; H.R. 8092*).
Blind persons: bills to provide for those in need (see bills
S. 5629; H.R. 14696).
Board of Education: remarks in House relative to, 4272.
Board of Indeterminate Sentence and Parole: bllls to amend
act establishing (see bills H.R. 13485, 14770).
Board of Public Welfare: remarks in House relative to appro-
priations for, 4433, 4447.
Boiler inspec.tion: b1ll to amend the act of the Legislative
.Assembly of the District of Columbia creating the
omce of steam-boiler inspector (see blll H.R. 8013*).
Bonding business: bill to regulate (see billS. 4082*).
Bridges: remarks in House relative to approp~iations for,
4263, 4267.
Building and loan associations: bill to further regulate (see
bill H.R. 6402*).
Capital Traction Co.: annual report of (S.Doc. 179), 2955,
3051, 3243.
Carpenters' strike: remarks in House relative to, 3898.
Chesapeake & ·Potomac Telephone Co.: annual reports ot
(S.Doc. 179), 1778, 1835, 2942, 2956, 3243.
Children's Tuberculosis Sanitarium: remarks in House rela-
tive to appropriations for, 4437.
Commission on Licensure: annual report of (H.Doc. 471),
38, 60.
Court of Appeals: remarks in Senate relative to a decision
in a radio case involving the respective rights o!
radio stations in Indiana and Illinois, 323.
Dead bodies: bill to authorize disinterment and reinterment
in certain cases (see bill S. 5052*).
Degree-conferring institutions: bill to amend act relative to
(see bill S. 100*).
Dwelling places: bill to discontinue the use of buildings
situated in alleys as (see bill S. 101*).
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA~ontinued
Dwelling places: bills to authorize payment of taxes and
assessments in quarterly installments on (see bills
S. 5388; H.R. 14392*).
Electrical business: bill to license .and register persons
engaged in (see bill H.R. 12678*).
Emergency relief funds: remarks in Senate and documents
relating to expenditure of, 5453.
Family dwelling houses: bllls to authorize payment of taxes
and assessments in quarterly installments (see bills
S. 5630; H.R. 14392*).
Female Orphan Asylum in Georgetown: b111 to amend act to
incorporate (see b111 S. 4673 •) .
Forfeited property: bills to pay into the policemen's fund
the proceeds of sales of (see bills S. 5053*; H.R.
13378*).
Gallinger Municipal Hospital: remarks in House relative to
appropriations for, 4436.
Gasoline: bill to increase the tax on (see bill H.R. 5823 •) .
Georgetown Barge, Dock, Elevator & Railway Co.: annual
report of (S.Doc. 179), 1619, 1712, 3243.
Georgetown Gaslight Co.: annual report of {S.Doc. 179),
2956, 3051, 3243.
---bills to authorize merger with the Washington Gas
Light Co. (see bills S. 5225; H.R. 13853*). · Taxicabs: remarks in House relative to the need for the
Highway department: remarks in House relative to appro-
priations for, 4258, 4265.
Incinerators: remarks in House relative to operation of,
4268.
Insurance business: blli for protection of holders of policies
of industrial insurance (see bill S. 3257*).
---bills to amend law relative to the tax on incomes of
insurance companies (see bills S. 5436*; H.R.
14204*).
Juvenile court: message from the President transmitting
the annual report of, 15.8, 228, 229.
Kidnaping: bill to fix punishment for (see bill S. 4694*).
---remarks in House on bills (S. 4694; H.R. "10089) re-
lating to, 4621.
Militia: remarks in House relative to appropriations for,
4444.
Municipal Center: statement relative to, 8869.
Newsboys and mechanical news stands: bill to more fully de-
fine the act relating to (see bill H.R. 14132) .
Old Potomac School property: bills to authorize sale of (see
bills S. 5470; H.R. 14340*).
Pipe lines for oil and gasoline: b1lls granting permit to the
Jacobs Transfer & Storage Oo. to construct (see bills
S. 5667*; H.R.14725*).
Police Department: bill to authorize the reappointment of
Roy E. Cole in (see bill S. 5432).
---bills to authorize the reappointment of George N.
Nicholson in (see bills S. 5289*; H.R. 13867*).
---remarks in House relat1ve to appropriations for, 4432.
Potomac Electric Power Co.: annual report of (S.Doc. 179),
3140, 3235, 3243.
Prize fighting: bill to prevent (see bill H.R. 6292*).
Professional engineering: bill to regulate the practice of
(see bill H.R. 14502).
Public schools: bills to amend act relative to establishing
the Wilson and Miner Teachers Colleges (see bills
S. 4871*; H.R. 12595*).
- - - blll to provide for the furnishing of food to children
attending (see bill H.R. 14670*).
---list of the nonresident school children attending,
4275.
---message from the President transmitting estimates of
appropriations for buildings and grounds of (H.Doc.
551). 3991.
---remarks ln House relative to, 4272, 4427.
Public utilities: bill to amend act relative to payment of
expenses of investigations of (see bill H.R. 14341).
·Public Utilities Commission: annual report of, 37, 60.
Real estate: remarks in House relative to the tax rate on
the full value of, 4182, 4189.
Recorder of deeds: bill to provide fees to be charged by {see
bill s. 4928*).
• Register of wills: remarks in House relative to the office of,
4206.
Rentals in: resolution to investigate (see S.Res. 248*).
---resolution extending time for submitting report of
investigation of rentals by the Committee on the
District of Columbia. of the Senate (see S.Res. 302*).
Sewage disposal: letter from the Secretary of the Treasury
transmitting report of investigation of {S.Doc. 172},
1930.
Snow removal: remarks in House relative to appropriations
for, 4269.
Square 5990: bill for sale of lot 801 in (see bill H.R. 11504*).
Steam-boiler inspector: bill to amend the act of the Legisla-
tive Assembly of the District of Oolumbia creating
the office of (see bill H.R. 8013*).
Street railways: joint resolutions to authorize the merger of
(see S.J.Res. 13*; H.J .Res. 154*).
---joint resolution to amend the joint resolution au-
thorizing the merger of (see S.J.Res. 248*).
---letter from the Public Utilities Commission recom-
mending legislation relative to \he merger 'Of, 34:79.
71
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA-Continued
Street railways: letter from George E. Sullivan relative to
the proposed merger of, 740.
---newspaper clippings relative to the proposed merger
of, 73-8, 740, 741.
---remarks in Senate on House Joint Resolution 154 to
authorize the merger of, 678, 683. 687, 737, 743,
820, 908.
---text of House Joint Resolution 154 to authorize the
merger of, 912.
Streets: bills to authorize the closing of certain (see bills S.
3532*; H.R. 8995*).
---joint resolution to change the name of B Street SW.
(see S.J.Res. 258*).
---remarks in House on bill (S. 3532) authorizing the
closing of, 287.
---remarks in House relative to appropriations for lm·
provement of, 4260, 4:264, 4268.
Taxes: bill to authorize the payment of taxes and assess-
ments on family dwellings in quarterly installments
(see bill S. 5388).
---remarks in House relative to the tax ra.te on the full
value of real estate and tangible personal property,
4182, 4189.
regulation of, 4097, 4198.
---remarks in Senate relative to reinstating the meter
system for, 5343.
Traffic regulations: bill to amend act relative to the issuance
of congressional automoblle tags (see bill S. 4123*).
Transportation -crisis: resolution adopted by civic organiza-
tions with regard to, 679.
Trust companies: See Banks and Trust Companies.
Tuberculosis hospital: remarks in House relative to appro-
priations for, 4435.
Usury: bill to amend act with respect to (see bill S. 5019).
Washington City Orphan Asylum: bill to amend act to in-
corporate (see bill S. 4673*).
Washington City post office: bill to provide for placing
under the jurisdiction of the Secretary of the Treas-
ury (see bill H.R. 14461*).
Washingron Gas Light Co.: annual report of (S.Doc. 179),
2956, 3051, 3243.
---bills to authorize merger with the Georgetown Gas-
light Co. (see bills S. 5225; H .R. 13853*).
Washington Interurban Railroad Co.: annual report of
(S.Doc. 179), 3140, 3235, 3243.
Washington Ratlway & Electric Co.: annual report of (S.Doc.
179)' 3140, 3235, 3243.
Washington Rapid Transit Co.: annual report of, 3138, 3346.
Water supply: bill to authorize local governments adjacent
to the District of Columbia to use water from the
Government conduits for fire-fighting purposes {see
bill s. 1001*).
Women's Bar Association: report on the protocol of the
World Court submitted by {S.Doc. 209), 5244.
Workhouse and ReforTTULtory: remarks in House relative to
.appropriations for, 4433~
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CO:M:!ITSSION, GEORGE WASHING-
TON BICENTENNIAL, report of activities of, 3051.
DITTERLINE, SUSANNAH, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13197).
DIVELY, MORGAN L., pension (see bill H.R. 13196).
"DIVIDENDS SOAR, WAGES DP..OP ", article by Paul H. Douglas
entitled, 2133.
DIVISION OF PUBLIC WORKS, disapprove the Executive act
creating (see H.Res. 317).
DIXON, FREDERI_C K E.. relief (see blll S. 4987).
DOCKING, WILLIAM, letter relative to branch banking written
by, 2147.
DOCUMENT ROOM OF SENATE, amendment in Senate relative
to salaries in, 4807.
DODD, E. MERRICK, JR., letter and memorandum relative to the
proposed amendment to the Bankruptcy Act concerning
corporate reorganization, 3661.
DODDS, HULDA, pension (see bill S. 5055).
DOHS, FRANCIS, relief (see bill S. 5161*).
DOLAWAY, EMMA S., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13645).
"DOLES FOR DOLLARS", article entitled, 219.
DOLLAR, appoint a special committee to investigate the value of
(see S.Res. 328) •
DOMESTIC ALLOTMENT PLAN, amendments in House to bill
(H.R. 13991) to aitl agriculture, 1377.
Bill to aid agriculture {see bill H.R. 13991*).
Correspondence relative to the so-called " allotment bill ",
1371, 1682, 1694. 1699.
General provisions and definitions of bill (H.R. 13991) to
aid agriculture, 1686.
Letter and statement from the Corn Exchange of Buffalo,
N.Y., relative to, 92.
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 13991) to aid agriculture,
1338, 1363, 1380, 1389, 1393, 1394, 1433, 1434, 1481, 1493.
1508, 1526, 1545, 1582, 1608, 1611, 1613, 1616, 1658, 1681,
1690, 1694, 1695. 1697, 1698, 1699, 1706. 1708.
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DOMESTIC ALLOTMENT PLAN-Continued
Remarks in House relative to, 703.
Testimony of Frederick P. Lee before the House Committee
on Agriculture on the subject of, 663. · Societies and associations. 50, 298, 5189.
DOMESTIC MATERIALS. See GoVERN:.MENT SUPPLIES.
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, cablegram of condolence from the presi-
dent of the Senate on the death of Senator Walsh of
Montana, 5434.
DOl\fiNICK, FRED H. (a Representative from South Carolina).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Arnold, Irene D.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13827),
832.
Fox, M2.ry A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13826), 817.
Remarks by, on
Medicinal liquor: prescribing of, 4939.
Withdrawal of papers from files of the House, 5022.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Judiciary:
Forfeited vessels (H.Rept. 2050), 4296.
Suits by States against United States (H.Rept. 2188L 5414.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
DONALDSON, WILLIAM W., increase pension (see bill S. 5380).
DONGJI INVESTMENT CO., LTD., relief (see bills S. 5226; H.R.
2372).
DOOLEY FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE CORPORATION, J. M., relief
(see bills S. 5534; H.R. 14331*).
DOOLITTLE, HATTIE J., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13155).
DORSEY, HELEN, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13696).
DOUBLE TAXATION, print additional copies of the preliminary
report of the Committee on Ways and Means in House on
(see H.Con.Res. 46).
DOUGHTON, ROBERT L. (a Representative from North Carolina).
Attended, 5.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1435.
Butler, Robert R.: tribute by W. C. Hawley at memorial
eervices to, 3818.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Cigarettes: relating to revenue from sale of (see H.J.Res.
546)' 1548.
War Claims Act of 1928: to extend time for filing claims
under the settlement of (see bill H.R. 13532), 297.
Motions and resolutions offered by
McReynolds, Sam D.: for appointment as chairman ot Com-
mittee on Foreign Affairs of (see H.Res. 298), 13.
Remarks by. on
Gasoline tax, 2898.
General leave to print, 3973.
McNeill-Allman Construction Co., 3651.
Tariffs and foreign currency depreciation. 3874, 3875, 3876,
3878, 3966.
War claims: to extend time for filing, 3548.
Votes of.See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
DOUGLAS, ARIZ., resolution of the chamber of commerce and
mines relative to the utilization of the water resources of
the San Pedro River, 2730.
Telegrams from the chamber of commerce and other asso-
ciations remonstrating against removal of troops from
Camp Jones, 916.
DOUGLAS, FRANK T., pension (see bill H.R. 14157).
DOUGLAS, LEWIS W. (a Representative from Arizona).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 5360.
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1354.
Tribute to services of, 5552.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Arizona: to provide for the selection of certain lands in
State of Arizona for use of University of (see bill H.R.
14181). 1616.
Canyon De Chelly National Monument: to amend descrip-
tion of land described in section 1 of act to establish (see
bill H.R. 13960), 1100.
Indian irrigation projects: to authorize the Secretary of
Interior to grant concessions on reservoir sites and other
lands in connection with (see bill H.R. 14433), 2640.
Remarks by, on
Beer bill, 868.
Independent offi.ces appropriation bUl-Veterans' Adminis-
tration, 3030.
Votes oj. ~ee YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
DOUGLAS, PAUL H., article entitled "Dividends Soar, Wages
Drop" written by, 2133.
DOUGLASS, JOHN J. (a Representative from Massachusetts).
Attended, 5.
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1354.
Bills an d joint resolutions introduced by
Germino, Anthony: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14350),
2193.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
DOUTRICH. ISAAC H. (a Representative from Pennsylvania).
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Ising, Catherine E.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13124). 43.
Spangler, Cora 1.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13543), 298.
Stoner, Lottie L.: to pension (see blll H.R. 14208), 1712.
INDEX
DOUTRICH, ISAAC H.-continued
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 50.
Votes Of, See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
DOWELL, CASSIUS C. (a Representative from Iowa).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Holland, Ma.-ry Ann: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13471)
230. . •
Musselman, Anise : to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14551)
3236. '
Smith, Harriett: to increase pension (see bill H.R 13472)
230. • •
Spencer, Lucinda C.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13470)' 230.
Walton, Mary J.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13773)
666. •
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 945, 2336, 2337, 3654.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill-<:onference report, 5140,
5141.
Common carriers by water, 5163.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2117.
Farm-allotment plan, 1587, 1598, 1680.
First deficiency appropriation bill, 1308.
---detection and prosecution of crimes, 1308, 1309.
General Land Office transfer, 1034.
Independent offices appropriation bill-8hipping Board,
3210.
Livestock industry: stabilization of, 35154.
Tribute to retiring Members, 5557.
War Department appropriation bill-buildings, 2220.
---horses, 2215, 2217.
Votes of. See .YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
DOWNING, MARTHA ELLA, pension (see bill H.R. 13570).
DOWNING, RUTH R., relief (see H.J.Res. 540).
DOXEY, WALL (a Representative from Mississippi).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Federal-aid highways: to extend the time during which
the emergency appropriation shall be available for ex-
penditure on (see H.J.Res. 573), 2452.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 1355.
Remarks by, on
Ruling of the Chair, 4836.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
DRAINAGE AND LEVEE DISTRICTS, pay claims for damages re-
sulting from improvements on the Mississippi River (see
bill H.R. 13604) .
Bill to authorize the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
to make loans to (see bill H.R. 13996).
Bill to aid in refinancing (see bill H.R. 14744) .
Bills authorizing loans for refinancing (see bills S. 5020,
5086).
Remarks in House and text of the bill (H.R. 13996) rela-
tive to proposed loans to, 5152.
DRAKE, MARY PEARL, pension (see bill H.R. 13336).
DRAKE, NELS D'ARCY, relief (see bill S. 1096*).
DRANE, HERBERT J. (a Representative from Florida) •
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Fraley, Kathryn E.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14150), 1548.
La Motte, A. K.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13580), 363.
Revised Statutes: to amend section 3392 of (see bill H.R.
14262). 1907.
Rhodes, Mrs. S. Ida: to pension (see bill H.R. 13759), 607.
St. Petersburg Harbor, Fla.: to authorize a survey (see bill
H.R. 14391). 2452.
Vredenburg, Daisy: to pension (see bUl H.R. 13579). 363.
Petitions and papers presented by, trom
Citizens and individuals, 2453, 3139, 4556.
Reports made by, from •
Committee on Naval Affairs:
Perrine, Henry C. (H.Rept. 1892), 2335.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
DRENNON, JANE, pension (see bUl S. 4998).
DREW, ETHEL, pension (see bill H .R. 14552).
DREWRY, PATRICK HENRY (a Representative from Virginia).
Attended, 5.
Remarks by, on
Navy Department appropriation bill-Marine Corps, 4843.
Tuclcer, Henry St. George: memorial address to, 4357.
War Department appropriation bill-national military parks,
2430, 2431.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Naval Affairs:
United States Code: to amend (H.Rept. 1978), 3419.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
DREXLER, HENRY CLAY, authorizing the posthumous award of a
medal o! honor to (see bill S. 2200 •) ,
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DRIVER, WILLIAM J. (a Representative from Arkansas).
Attended, 5.
Chairman Committee of the Whole, 1757, 1773, 1804, 1810.
Elected to committees, 632.
Resignation from committees, 526.
Bins and joint resolutions introduced by
Relief of farmers: to provide for making of loans or con-
tracts with States, political subdivisions of States, im-
provement districts, public corporations, boards and com-
missions, etc., for (see bill H.R. 14139), 1547.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Committee of the Whole, 5146.
Irrigation projects: water users on--special order for bill
(S. 5417) for temporary relief of (H.Res. 393), 4767.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
State legislatures, 3654.
Remarks by, on
Irrigation projects: water users on, 5143, 5144.
Ruling of the Chair, 2231, 2421, 2424, 2442.
Worsham, L. D., 3230.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Rules:
Irrigation projects: water users on--special order for bill
(S. 5417) for temporary relief of (H.Res. 393, H.Rept.
2093)' 4767.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
DROUGHT-STRICKEN AREAS, letter from the Secretary of the
Treasury transmitting the final report of the Surgeon
General of the Public Health Service on rural health
work in (H.Doc. 530), 2554. · General leave to print, 2931.
DRUGS. See FOODS AND l)}mcs; NARCOTIC DRUGS.
DRUG STORES, change the name of the retail liquor dealers'
stamp tax in the case of (see bill H.R. 12843 •).
DRUMHELLER, F. D., telegram opposing branch banking received
from, 1867.
DRURY, HARRIETT A., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13589).
DRY-LAND AGRICULTURE, remarks in House relative to appro-
priations for investigation of, 1059, 1061.
DUFFY, MARY E., pension (see bill H.R. 13585).
DUFFY, RYAN (a Senator-elect from Wisconsin).
Credentials presented, 79.
DUGAN, ELIZABETH, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13065).
DUGGAN, EDWARD J., relief (see bill H.R. 13080).
DUKE, ELLIS, relief (see bill H.R. 14217*).
DUKE, JOEL, relief (see bill H.R. 2926*).
DULING, ALICE LUCY, pension (see bill H.R. 13757).
DULUTH, MINN., letters from the chamber of commerce and the
Duluth chapter of the Reserve Officers' Association of the
United States on the subject of the national defense,
1619.
DULUTH-SUPERIOR HARBOR, :MINN. AND WIS., report of Sec-
retary of War on survey of (H.Doc. 482), 40. · EARLY, IDE, relief (see H.Res. 313*).
DUMAS, JOSEPH, relief (see bill H.R. 2496*·).
DUMONT, MARY L., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14233).
DUNCAN, G. D., relief (see bill H~. 14446).
DUNCAN, JENNIE S., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13176).
DUNLAP, ROBERT H., place bronze tablet on the grave of (see
bills S. 5644; H.R. 14674*).
DUNN, JOHN L., relief (see bill H.R. 973*).
DUNN, MARGARET, relief (see b111 H.R. 14290).
DUNN, WILLIAM FRANK, relief (see bill S. 5124).
DUPUIS, CAVILLE, letter relative to the Flathead Indian irriga-
tion project, 640.
DUREY, CYRUS (a former Representative from New York).
Announcement in House of death of, 1303.
DURRENBERGER, JACOB, relief (see bill H.R. 6759*).
DUVEL, J. W. T. (chief, Grain Futures Administration), statement
relative to the Grain Futures Act written by, 3861.
DWYER, JOHN G., relief (see bill H.R. 2246).
DWYER, W. J., letter to the editor of the Philadelphia Record
entitled "Silver as Money" written by, 1268.
DYER, LEONIDAS C. (a Representative from Missouri).
Attended, 5.
Amendment\S offered by, to
Lobert, M. J. (H.R. 7761), 3805.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Constitution of the United States: proposing amendment to
repeal the eighteenth amendment to (see H.J.Res. 490), 76.
Otto, Fannie: to pension (see bill H.R. 13923), 1019.
Rafferty, Eliza: to pension (see bill H.R. 13125), 43.
Spelman, James P.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13726), 535.
Travel: to promote in the United States (see bill H.R. 14178),
1616.
United States Court for China: to amend the organic law of
the (see bill H.R. 14083), 139'5.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Committee of the Whole, 4937.
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DYER, LEONIDAS C.-Continued
Remarks by, on
AgricultlU'al appropriation bill, 1123.
---conference report, 5141.
Bl:\fikruptcy system: uniformity of, 2907, 2909, 2910, 2917,
2931, 5349, 5356, 5357, 5358, 5359.
Beer bill, 759, 854.
Bermi, Sadie, 3804, 5659.
Breaking of seals on railroad cars, etc., 1898.
Bridge across Missouri River, St. Charles, Mo., 1903.
Crop-production loan, 1886.
Declaratory judgments; 697, 698.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor ap-
propriation bill, 2607, 2608, 2612, 2614, 2623.
---conference report, 5033.
---Court of Claims, 2625, 2765.
-.-
. - Bur.eau of Investigation, 2623.
--prisons, 2629, 2630, 2758.
---probation officers, 2632.
---prohibition enforcement, 2607, 2685, 2767.
---rent, 2622.
Dickinson, Clement C.: tribute to, 69.
District of Columbia appropriation bill, 4430.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 7, 9, 12, 2525, 2526, 4508,
4513.
First deficiency appropriation bill, 1950, 1951, 1952.
---detection and prosecution of crimes, 1309.
---emergency relief, District of Columbia, 1306, 1308.
---Employment Service, 1319.
---Immigration Service, 1298.
Government competition in private enterprise, 1481.
Interior Department appropriation b111, 527.
Lobert, M. J., 3805.
Louderback, Harold, 4913, 4914, 4918, 4919, 4922, 4923.
McElrath, William W., 3730.
Medicinal liquor: prescribing of, 4938, 4944, 4945, 4946.
Mississippi River bridge, 696.
Navy Department appropriation bill, 4811.
Navy surplus clothing, 924.
Order of business, 1870, 275.7.
Philippine independence, 1075, 1081, 1083, 1086.
---veto message, 1762.
Public buildings: naming of subcontractors on, 3571.
Question of personal privilege, .3016.
Samoa: government for American, 4937.
Vacating proceedings in Journal, 983.
Waiver of prosecution by indictment, 698.
War Department appropriation bill, 1809.
---Army supplies, 2425.
War-risk insurance cases, 697.
Waterway and railroad transportation, 296.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
EAGLE, JOSEPH H. (a Representative from Texas).
Sworn in. 3579.
EARHART, ARTIMISSA A., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13110).
EAST, CORNELIA W., increase pension (see bill S. 5568).
EAST CARROLL PARISH CHAPTER, AMERICAN RED CROSS,
LOUISIANA, letter from the chairman relative to the pro-
posed sale of obsolete and surplus Navy clothing for relief
of the needy, 824.
EASTERN AIR TRANSPORT CO., remarks in Senate ...relative to,
3057.
EATON, BERNARD LE.ROY, relief (see bill S. 5028).
EATON, CHARLES A. (a Representative from New Jersey).
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Gilford, Matilda: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13980),
1145.
Sulem, William: for relief (see bill H.R. 14508), 2943.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1145.
Societies and associations, 1145.
Remarks by, on
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 32.
Farm-allotment plan, 1666, 1699.
Morristown N a tiona! Historical Park, N.J., 5170, 5172.
Votes of.See YEA-AND-NAY VOTEs.
EATON, WILLIAM R. (a Representative from Colorado).
Attended, 5. ·
Statement of Karl C. Schuyler, of Colorado, on Charles W.
Waterman, 5618.
Amendments offered by, to
Anderson, Daisy (S. 1978), 5399.
Anderson, Harry C. (H.R. 4395), 4294.
Anderson, Peter E. (H.R. 1177), 2705.
Casey, Escha Whittington (H.R. 6381), 3714.
Dawley, Mary E. (H.R. 1905), 3635.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill-prisons, 2758.
Granger, Charles T. (H.R. 7655), 3721.
Green, Lewis E. (H.R. 999), 3816.
Green, Lissie Maud (HR. 6618), 3712.
Gunnison National Forest, Colo., 1875.
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EATON, '\VILLIAM R.-Continued
Amendments offered by, to
Holy Family Hospital, St. Ignatius, Mont. (S. 2941), 6402.
Killion, Clarence E. (H.R. 2445), 3733.
Livestock industry: stabilization of (H.R. 11816), 3561.
Parker, Olen H. (H.R. 9473), 3227.
Szcond deficiency bill (H.R. 14769)-Fitzsimons General
Hospital, 5051.
Tidwell, Chambliss L. (H.R. 7409), 4864.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill (H.R.
13520), 4617.
---retirement pay of certain employees, 519.
V,an Camp Sea Food Co., Inc. (S. 220), 3716.
War Department appropriation bill-Army supplies, 2180.
Whitfield, Frank D. (H.R. 6461), 3801.
Bills and joint resolutions· introduced by
Budd, Lilian S.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13126), 43.
Forest Service: transferring from Agricultural Department
to Interior Department the (see b111 H.R. 13857), 869.
Grazing fees on national forest lands: authorizing fixing of
(see H.J.Res. 517), 816.
Retirement pay: authorizing payment to certain officers and
employees (see bill H.R. 13752), 607.
Motions and resolutions offered by
General Land Office: disapproving of the transfer from the
Interior Department of (see H.Res. 332), 869.
Waterman, Charles W.: on death of (see H.Res. 304), 36.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 1258.
Remarks by, on
. Abbott, John S., 4278.
Agricultural appropriation bill, 992, 1141.
---conference report, 5140.
--public roads, 1125, 1127, 1128, 1129, 1130.
Allegheny Forging Co., 4853, 4854.
Anderson, Daisy, 5398.
Anderson, Peter E., 2705.
Annual assessment work on mining claims, 1901:
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2909, 2913, 2931.
Boudinat, Frank J., 4857.
Bowen, Burton, 3223.
Casey, Escha Whittington, 3714.
Circulation statements of newspapers, 699.
Clark, Orville E., 3817.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 3317.
Currency inflation, 1230, 4079.
Davis, Clarendon, 3714.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill--conference report, 5032.
Edgerly, George W., 3723.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 18, 4512.
Farm allotment plan, 1523.
Federal building, Maxwell, Nebr., 3555.
Foley, John J., 4847.
General Land Office transfer, 1037.
Gianaros, James J., 3723.
Government purchase of American goods, 1895, 1096.
Green, Lewis E., 3816.
Green, Lissie Maud, 3711.
Gunnison National Forest, Colo., 1875, 1876.
Harbinson, M. J., 2713.
Independent offices appropriation blll-Federal Farm Board,
3189.
Interior Department appropriation bill-Geologic Survey
printing, 929.
---land offices, 598.
---reclamation, 656.
International monetary and economic conference, 4533.
Irrigation projects: water users on, 5148.
Jenkins, William L., 3816.
Killion, Clarence R., 3732.
Legislative procedure relative to appropriation bills, 3315.
Leonard, John P., 4287.
Little Rock College, Little Rock, Ark., 3716.
Livestock industry: stabllization of, 3551, 3568, 3569.
McElrath, W11liam W., 3728.
McHam, Beryl M., 4280.
McNeill-Allman Construction Co., 3651.
Martin-Walsh, Inc., 4860, 4861.
Mawpin, Felix, 2706, 2707.
Milligan, A. P., 3640.
Mining of coal, phosphate, oil, etc., 1881.
---conference report, 3386. ·
Modoc National Forest, 4529.
Money situation, 209.
Myers, Joseph E ., 3647.
National forest land exchanges, 572.
Navajo Indian Reservation, Utah, 3559.
Naval radio station, Savannah, Ga., 5408.
Navy surplus clothing, 924.
New Mexico: patents to lands in, 4861, 4862.
North Plains & Santa Fe Railway Co., 4289.
Omaha Indian Tribe enrollment, 3641.
Order of business, 3653, 3733.
Parker, Olen H., 3227.
Philippine independence, 990, 992.
Pitkanen, John, 3803.
EATON, WILLIAM R.-Continued
Bemarks by, on
Public buildings contractors to name subcontractors 709.
Reclamation projects: effects of, 4757, 4760. '
Samoa: government for American, 4931.
Sample, B. J., 4846, 4847.
Schwartz, David, 2708.
Second deficiency bill-Fitzsimons General Hospital, 5051,
5052.
---Fort Slocum, N.Y., 5052.
Silver: remonetization of, 4090, 4091, 4092.
Sperry, Frances 0., 4849.
Stewart, Ernest Linwood, 3802.
Stoddard, William M., 3732.
Suspension of acreage rentals, 705.
Tatum, George, 3731.
Tax-exempt securities, 4086.
Tidwell, Chambliss L., 4864.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 407.
·:. - - - a i r mail service, 505, 506.
---conference report, 4617.
---retirement pay, 514, 519.
Union Shipping & Trading Co., 3640.
Van Camp Sea Food Co., Inc., 3716.
War Department appropriation blll, 1812, 1813, 1816, 21EO,
2181, 2308.
--buildings, 2220, 2223, 2224.
---horses, 2215, 2216.
Waterman, Charles W.: tribute to, 4348.
Whitfield, Frank D., 3801, 3802.
Young, Walter Sam, 2705 .
Votes of. See · YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
EATOR, HENRIETTA H., increase pension (see bill H .R. 14524).
EAYRES, GEORGE T., relief (see bill H.R. 13626}.
EBY, ESTELLE, increase pension (see bill H .R. 13702).
ECKELS, RAY C., pension (see bill H.R. 14358).
ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF FOREIGN TRADE OF THE UNITED
STATES, report of the Tari1I Commission with respect to,
5292.
ECONOMIC CONDITIONS, address delivered by Senator Smith ln
an open forum in New York City on the subject "The
way out", 3837.
Address delivered by Representative Flannagan before the
New Tobacco Growers' Association on existing, 4630.
Amendments in House to bill (H.R. 13991) to relieve the
economic emergency, 1377.
Article by Senator Wheeler relative to, 898. .
Bill to relieve the economic emergency (see ·bill H .R. 13991 *) .
Correspondence relative to the so-called "allotment bill",
1371, 1682, 1683, 1699.
General provisions and definitions of b111 (H.R. 13991) to
nid agriculture, 1686.
Letter from F. W. Meyers suggesting a remedy for existing,
4565.
Letter from C. 0. Mitchell, directing head of the National
City Bank of New York, relative to, 4706.
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 13991) to relieve the eco-
nomic emergency, 1338, 13{)3, 1380, 1389, 13!>3, 1394, 1433,
1439, 1481, 1508, 1526, 1545, 1582, 1603, 1613, 1616, 1658,
1681, 1690, 1694, 1695, •1697, 1698, 1699.
Remarks in House relative to, 992, 3320.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 980, 1284.
Remarks in Senate relative to the enactment of bankruptcy
legislation, 4694.
Remarks in Senate relative to the new deal promised during
the recent presidential campaign, 4780.
Resolution to appoint a special committee on (see H.Res.
404).
ECONOMIC CONFERENCE, remarks in Senate relative to the pro-
posed, 677.
Resolutions adopted by the Intermountain Economic Confer-
ence, 947.
ECONOMIC DEPRESSION, amendment in Senate providing for an
investigation of, 2596.
ECONOMIC EMERGENCY, relieve the existing (see bill H.R.
13991•).
ECONOMIC PROBLEMS OF THE UNITED STATES, authorize the
Committee on Finance in Senate to i.nvestigate (see
S.Res. 315•).
ECONOMIC RECOVERY, message from the President recommend-
ing legislative action for promotion of (H.Doc. 560), 4504,
4553.
Speech delivered by Ogden L. Mills, Secretary of the Treas-
ury, on the subject of, 3135.
ECONOMIC RELIEF, remarks in House on the subject of, 3396.
ECONOMIES IN THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT, article by Stuart
Chase on the subject of, 2260.
Bill to effect (see b1ll H.R. 13458).
ECONOMY, remarks in House on the subject of, 1245.
ECONOMY ACT, exclude certain temporary employees from the
operation of (see H.J.Res. 532, 547•).
Joint resolution to exclude substitute postal employees
whose aggregate earnings are less than $83.33 a month
from operation of (see H.J .Res. 562).
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ECONOMY ACT-Continued
Joint resolution to limit the reductions in compensation ap-
plicable to certain employees under (see H.J.Res. 576).
Letter from Congressman-elect J. H. Hoeppel re!ative to the
effect upon Government salaries by the elimination of
section 201 of, 4451.
ECONOMY AND FURLOUGH PLAN. See EMPLoYEES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
ECONOMY IN GOVERNMENT, reiD.l;l.rks in House by Representa-
tive Robinson relative to, 5640.
ECONOMY LEAGUE, remarks in House relative to, 2056.
"ECONOMY OR GREED-WlllCH IS IT? " article by Abraham
Epstein entitled, 3056.
EDGAR. William F. (deceased), accept bequest of (see S.J.Res.
48*).
EDGERLY, GEORGE W., relief (see bills S. 3673*; H.R. 8669).
EDLIN, C. E., letter relative to branch banking written by, 2147.
EDUCATION, promote (see bills S. 5434; H.R. 14131).
B1lls to authorize the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
to make loans to aid in the maintenance of public schools
(see bills S. 5263; H.R. 14265, 14483).
B111 to aid in financing (see bill H.R. 14633).
Memorial of Legislature of Nevada urging legislation to au-
thorize the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to make
loans to schools, 3422, 3658.
EDWARDS, ANNIE A., pension (see bill H.R. 13666).
EDWARDS, ARTHUR J., letter and memorandum relative to the
authority of Congress to enact the " three-way farm
relief bill" received from, 3347.
Memorandum felative to the bill to aid agriculture (H.R.
13991) prepared by, 2249.
EDWARDS, CLYDE W., relief (see bill H.R. 5801*).
EDWARDS, FRASER, article relative to inflation of the currency
written by, 2864.
EDWARDS, MARTHA, relief (see bills S. 5194; H.R. 811*).
EDWARDS, SAMUEL, pension (see bill H.R. 13887).
EGEGIK RIVER. See ALAsKA.
(Ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess .• as public docu-
ment.)
EIGHOLZ, GRACE M., pension (see b111 H.R. 14598).
EIGHTEENTH AMENDMENT. See ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR TRAFFic;
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES.
EISENHAUER, CHARLES J., relief (see bill H.R. 919*).
EL DORADO, ARK., relief of the National Bank of Commerce et
(see bill H.R. 8215*).
Bill for relief of the First National Bank of (see bill H.R.
8217*).
ELECTIONS. See also CONTESTED ELEcTIONS.
Bill to prohibit interference with or coercion of employees
in their voting at (see bill H.R. 14765).
Letter from the Governor of Pennsylvania and a memoran-
dum from Walter J. Kress relative· to senatorial elections
in Pennsylvania, 5426, 5427.
ELECTORAL COLLEGE, amendment to the Constitution to abolish
(see S.J.Res. 225).
ELECTORAL VOTE. See PREsiDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
ELECTRICITY, article by Morris llewellyn Cooke relative to the
cost of, 636.
Articles by J. W. McArthur and otto P. Ortlieb on rates for,
1441.
Remarks in Senate and correspondence relative to electric-
light rates in California, 1438.
ELECTRIC POWER AND GAS UTILITIES, report of the Federal
Trade Commission on investigation of, 38.
ELKHART, IND., resolutions adopted by the common council
advocating the issue of national currency to municipali-
ties, 1781.
ELK HILLS OIL LANDS, CALIF., message from the President
transmitting an estimate of appropriation for expenses
of litigation affecting (H.Doc. 506), 606.
ELKIN, ANNA M., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13831).
ELK RIVER, allow the State of Alabama to bridge (see b1lls S.
5647; H.R. 14484, 14602*).
ELLIOTT, AUSTIN S., pension (see bill H.R. 13889).
ELLIOTT, IRA H., pension (see billS. 5569).
ELLIS, ALICE A., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14071).
ELLZEY, L. RUSSELL (a Representative from Mississippi).
Attended, 5.
Remarks by, on
Economy legislation, 3388.
Interior Department appropriation bill-Education Bureau
publications, 931, 932.
Legislative appropriation bill-salary reduction, 3388.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
McRee, I. T. (H.Rept. 2118), 4956.
See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
Votes of.
EL PASO, TEX., make provision for suitable quarters for Gov-
ernment services at (see bill H.R. 14531).
75
ELWOOD, IND., resolutions adopted by the Lewts Monroe Post,
American Legion, and the Harry E. Mead Post, Veterans
of Foreign Wars, relative to veterans' legislation, 1781.
ELY, DECIMAY, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14720).
ELY, EUGENE B., authorizing the posthumous award of a Dts-
tingu1shed Flying Cross to (see bill S. 433*).
EMBARGOES. See ARMS, AMMuNITioN, AND MUNITIONS OF WAB..
EMERGENCY FINANCING FACILITIES FOR FINANCIAL INSTI-
TUTIONS, amend act to provide (see bills S. 5016; H.R.
13008).
EMERGENCY OFFICERS. See ARMY.
EMERGENCY OFFICERS' RETIREMENT ACT, text of, 3410.
EMERGENCY RELIEF AND CONSTRUCTION ACT OF 1932,
amendment in Senate to bill (S. 5125) proposing to amend,
4325.
Amendment in Senate to bill (S. 5336) to amend, 3242.
Amendments in Senate authorizing the Reconstruction Fi-
nance Corporation to make loans to private corporations
for developing cooperative community farming and crop
marketing, 2644.
Bills to amend (see bills S. 5121, 5336, 5418, 5597, 5609; H.R.
13305, 13315, 13316, 13317, 13524, 13851, 14263, 14550,
14700).
Bills to extend the provisions of (see bills S. 5366; H.R.
14180).
Bills relating to security for certain loans under {see bills
S. 5367; H.R. 14137).
Bills extending to the Virgin Islands (see bllls S. 5126; H.R.
13657).
Letter of Secretary of the Treasury transmitting a draft of
a proposed bill to authorize him to accept titles to sites
acquired under the provisions of, 3342.
Statements of progress on projects under, 669, 670, 671.
EMERGENCY RELIEF LEGISLATION, provide for relief of agri-
cultural indebtedness (see bill S. 5515).
Statement by William Green, president of the American
Federation of Labor on the subject of, 1443.
EMERGENCY ROAD CONSTRUCTION, table showing distribution
by States of appropriations for, 670.
EMMERSON, SARAH M., pension (see bill H.R. 13351).
EMPEY, PARRISH E., pension (see bill H.R. 13539).
EMPLOYEES' COMPENSATION COMMISSION, annual report of,
284, 300.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 3034.
Resolution to disapprove the Executive act transferring to
the Civil Service Commission the activities, power, and
duties of (see H.Res. 315).
Resolution to · disapprove the Executive act transferring to
the Department o1 Labor the activities, power, and duties
of (see H.Res. 316).
EMPLOYEES OF THE UNITED STATES, amendment in Senate to
reduce the number of Civil Service employees, 1552.
Amendment in Senate relative to pensions for, 1623.
Amendment in Senate relative to annual leave with pay !or,
3142.
Amendment and remarks in Senate relative to the proposed
reduction of salaries of, 3379, 3383, 3465, 3499.
Amendment and remarks in Senate relative to the keeping
of uniform service records of, 3435.
Amendment in Senate relative to furloughs of, 1552.
Amendment and remarks in Senate relative to prohibiting
furloughs in excess of 90 days, 3431.
Amendment and remarks tn Senate relative to married peo-
ple in Government employ, 3536, 3544.
Amendment and remarks in Senate relative .to increasing
the pay cut from 8¥.J percent to 10 percent, 3511.
Amendment in Senate prohibiting wage cuts or furloughs
other than those heretofore in effect, 3148.
Amendment in Senate prohibiting further wage cuts or fur-
loughs in the Treasury and Post Office Departments, 3352.
Amendment in Senate and correspondence relative to estab-
lishing a system for adjusting the compensation of Civil
Service employees, 3535.
Article by Richard W. Hogue entitled" Campaigning Against
Government Workers ", 3440.
Bill to reduce salaries, pay, and wages of (see bill H.R.
14549).
Bills to amend actJor retirement of (see bills S. 5196, 5294*,
5331, 5395; H.R. 13875, 139'73, 14429*).
Bills to amend act relative to salary rates of certain Civil
Service positions (see bills S. 5475*: H.R. 14410*).
Bill to amend act relating to salary rates of certain psitions
in the Civil Service (see bill H.R. 14535).
Bill to amend act relative to leave with pay for (see bill
H.R. 14485).
Bill to permit payment in certain cases of any sum due
under the retirement act to a deceased employee or a
former employee who has become incompetent (see bill
H.R. 14414).
Bills to amend act relative to salary rates of certain posi-
tions in the Civil Service (see bills H.R. 14410, 14419).
B111 to amend act for relief of those injured while in per ..
formance of their duties (see bill S. 5172).
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EMPLOYEES OF THE UNITED STATES-Continued
Bill authorizing payment of retirement pay to certain (see
bill H.R. 13752).
Bill relating to retirement of certain (see bill H.R. 13522).
Bill to provide siclc leave for certain (see bill H.R. 14741).
Correspondence relative to the blanketing of employees into
the Civil Service, 95.
Joint resolution for relief of certain persons retired on July
10, 1932 (see H.J.Res. 495).
Joint resolutions to exclude certain temporary employees
from the operation of the Economy Act (see H.J.Res. 532,
547*).
Joint resolution to limit the reductions in compensation
applicable to certain employees under the Economy Act
(see H.J .Res. 576).
Joint resolution relating to leave with pay earned by certain
(see H.J. Res. 605).
Letter from the Civil Service Commission transmitting lists
of positions not under Civil Service rules (S.Doc. 173;
S.Con.Res. 40), 1930, 2255.
Letter from the Civil Service Commission transmitting lists
of Presidential post offices (S.Doc. 176), 2557.
Letters from the Comptroller General of the United States
relative to retirement of those who have reached the
retirement age, 519.
Letter from the Director of the Budget relative to salary
reductions of, 513.
Letter from Congressman-elect J. H. Hoeppel relative to the
effect upon Government salaries by the elimination .of
section 201 of the Economy Act, 4451.
Letter from Representative McCormack to Senator Walsh of
Massachusetts relative to exclusion of temporary em-
ployees from the Economy Act, 4873.
Letter from S. P. Meadows to Frank J. Coleman quoting
Representative Wood, of Indiana, relative to wages and
working conditions of, 397.
Letter from Daniel J. Tobin to J. H. Cookman quoting
Representative McDuffie, of Alabama, relative to wages of,
397.
Letter from the American Federation of Labor protesting
against the Federal Economy Act and the President's
recommendation for further Federal wage reduction, 344.
Letters from William Green, Luther C. Steward, and Thomas
F. Flaherty favoring the Costigan amendment prohibiting
wage cuts of, 3493.
Memorial from a committee of substitute postal employees,
at Indianapolis, Ind., protesting against the continuation
of the so-called " economy and furlough plan ", 159.
Message from the President transmitting the statement
showing the vacancies which have been filled by the
appointment of employees of a lower grade, 157, 227, 229.
Remarks in House relative to the proposed reduction of
salaries of, 1001, 2544, 3318, 3323, 3340.
Remarks in House relative to. furloughs and salary reduc-
tions of, 344, 395, 396, 507.
Remarks in House relative to furloughs of employees in the
Immigration Service, 1002.
Remarks in House relative to those who accept outside work
after Government office hours, 4830.
Remarks in Senate relative to Federal positions not under
Civil Service rules, 2255.
Remarks in Senate relative to the proposed granting of
administrative furloughs to employees in lieu of dis-
charge, 3248.
Remarks in Senate relative to the subject of automatic
promotions, 3430.
Remarks in Senate relative to giving to the President
exclusive authority to fill vacancies in the Federal Gov-
ernment and the municipal government of the District of
ColUmbia during the fiscal year 1933, 3533.
Resolution of inquiry relative to offices, positions, places,
and employments in the Federal and District of Columbia
Governments which are not under Civil Service (see
S.Res. 303*).
Resolution of inquiry concerning the transfer of non-Civil
Service employees into classified Civil Service positions
(see H.Res. 401).
Resolution adopted by the Pittsburgh Central Labor Union
protesting against the continuance of the furlough pro-
vision of the economy law, 95.
Summary of salary cuts provided for in bills pending before
the Senate, 3492.
Text of legislation recommended' in the President's annual
message transmitting the Budget with reference to, 84.
EMPLOYMENT, relative to assumption of risks of (see bill S.
1060*) .
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, remarks in House relative to appropria-
tions for, 1318.
Report by Ruth M. Kellogg of survey of the Doak reorgani-
zation of, 4302.
ENGLAND, statistics relative to persons employed in industries
cooperating with brewers and distillers, 760.
ENGLAND, DELIA, pension (see bill S. 5439).
ENGLEBRIGHT, HARRY L. (a Representative from Californ!a).
Attended, 5.
Appointed on the Board of Visitors to the Navo.l Academy,
1615. •
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Brown, R. S.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14402), 2452.
Indians of California: to authorize appropriation for (see
bill H.R. 14795), 5651.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3139.
Societies and associations, 2337, 3139.
State legislatures, 3824.
Remarks by, on
Modoc National Forest, 4537.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Public Lands:
Modoc National Forest, Cali!. (H.Repts. 1916, 1917), 2640.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
ENGLER, HANNAH, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13050).
ENOCHS, ROBERT J., relief (see bills S. 5414; H.R. 14229),
ENSIGN, JOSEPHINE, pension (see bill H.R. 13099),
EOPOLUCCI, ANNIE M., relief (see bill H.R. 5150•).
EPPS, FRED, relief (see bill H.R. 14476).
EPSTEIN, ABRAHAM, article entitled "Economy or Greed-Which
Is It?" written by, 3056.
ERIE HARBOR, PA., report of Secretary of War on survey of
(ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public docu-
ment), 1325.
ERK, EDMUND F. (a Representative from Pennsylvania).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by .
Allegheny River: to consent to bridge (H.R. 14584), 3581.
Banking affiliates: to regulate national (H.R. 14771), 4957.
Hare, James S.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13581), 363.
Johnston, Emma F.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
14090). 1396.
Jones, Leah: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14089), 1396.
Love, Ella D.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14091), 1396.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3919.
Societies and associations, 364, 3919.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
ESKEW, MARY ANN, pension (see b1ll H.R. 13081).
ESKEY, CLIFFORD R., allow to accept foreign decoration (see
S.J.Res. 195*).
ESLICK, EDWARD E. (late a Representative from Tennessee).
Memorial address to, 4854, 4354, 4356.
Memorial services to, 4344.
ESLICK, WILLA B. (a Representative from Tennessee).
Appointed on committee to arrange for memorial services to
Calvin Coolidge, 1873.
Credentials presented and sworn in, 5.
Elected to committees, 403.
Tribute to services of, 5586.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Counce, Jennie Wigfall: to pension (see blll H.R. 14004),
1258.
Fox, Claude Almon: for relief (see b111 H.R. 14691), 4210.
McRee, I. T.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14151), 1548.
Ogilvie, Richard H.: for relief of heirs (see bill H.R. 14005),
1258.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 4556.
Remarks by, on
Farm relief, 5417.
Overthrow of Government, 4265.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds:
Diplomatic and consular officers: memorial to (H.Rept.
2041). 4209.
St. Louis, Mo. (H.Rept. 1887), 2193.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
ESPY, DOUGLAS B., relief (see billS. 4135*).
ESSEX SHORE WAY, INC., allow them to bridge the Merrimack
River (see bills S. 5701*; H.R. 14537, 14787*).
ESTEP, HARRY A. (a Repr.esentative from Pennsylvania).
Attended, 5.
Elected to committee, 75.
Resignation from committees, 69.
Bills and joint resolutions introd..Lced by
Cannan, Annie: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13127), 43.
National Prohibition Act: to repeal (see bill H.R. 133G9), 75.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 477, 535, 1987, 3919.
Societies and associations, 535, 608, 945.
State legislatures, 4957.
Remarks by, on
Beer bill, 767, 768.
Votes of.See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
ETHERIDGE, GROVER C., pension (see bill H.R. 13436).
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EULOGIES. See also MEMORIALS ON DECEASED MEMB~
In HOU3e on deceased Representatives
Butler, Robert Reyburn, 4369, 4370.
Eslick, Edward E., 4354, 4356.
Garrett, Daniel E., 4366, 4367.
Goodwin, Godfrey G., 4375.
Karch, Charles A., 4363, 4364, 4365.
Kendall, Samuel A., 4370, 4371.
Linthicum, John Charles, 4362, 4363, 6647.
McLaughlin, James C., 4365, 4366.
Tucker, Henry St. George, 4357, 5358, 4360, 4361.
EUROPEAN CORN BORER, remarks in House relative to ap-
propriations for control of, 1132, 1138.
EUROPEAN WAR DEBTS. See FoREIGN CoUNTRIES.
EUROPEANS, article by Edmond Taylor entitled " Why Euro-
peans get distorted picture of United States", 5070.
EUSTIS, MARGUERITE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14112).
EVANS, FRANCIS T., present Distinguished Flying Cross to (see
bills H .R. 14614, 14676).
EVANS, JOHN M. (a Representative jrom Montana).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 2756, 5287.
Amendments offered by, to
Interior Department appropriation bill: Flathead Irriga-
tion project contracts, 605.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Assessment work on mining claims: providing for suspension
of annual (see bill H.R. 13459), 230.
Flathead irrigation project: authorizing Secretary of In-
terior to classify as to productiveness and irrigabillty lands
within (see bi11 H.R. 13601). 414.
Lands: to provide for agricultural entry of certain (see
b1ll H.R. 13745), 607.
McCarthy, Thomas O'C.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14718), 4453.
Mining claims: to regulate service of contest notices in all
cases a.tfecting mining locations or (see bill H.R. 13877),
943.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Public grazing grounds: to prevent overgrazing and soil
deterioration on (see H.Res. 340), 1326.
Rules: to suspend, 3562.
Petitions and papers presented by, jrom
State legislatures, 3343, 4641.
Remarks by, on
Annual assessment work on mining claims, 1901.
Arconage, Victoria, 1360.
Interior Department appropriation bill: Indian irrigation
projects, 605, 638, 639.
Livestock industry: stabilization of, 3562, 3563.
Mining of coal, phosphate, oil, etc., 2756.
---conference report, 3385, 3386.
Restoration of homestead rights, 1879.
Thornton, Charles B., 3727.
Wyoming: amendment of act admitting as a State, 2031.
Reports made by, j'rom
Committee of conference:
Mining of coal, phosphate, oil, etc. (S. 4509; H.Rept. 1953),
3183.
Committee on Mines and Mining:
Annual assessment work on mining claims (H.Rept. 1812),
1099.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
EVANS, SAMUEL, pension (see bill H.R. 13437).
EVANS, SAMUEL A., pension (see bill H.R. 13269).
EVANS, W. E. (a Representative from California.).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Ady, Eleanor: to pension (see bill H.R. 13830) , 817.
Crampton, Laura. B.: for reli~f (see bHl H.R. 13728), 535.
Flint, Mary Ella: to pension (see bill H.R. 14209), 1712.
French, Emma F.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14092), 1396.
Gannon, Carrie: for relief (see bill H.R. 13727). 535.
Hart, Harriet J.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13129), 43.
Hemenway, Clara T.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
14187), 1617.
Linsley, Howard William: for relief (see bill H.R. 13617),
415.
Mayers, Lunette: to pension (see bill H.R. 13544), 298.
Perley, Laura B.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13130), 43.
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital, Ltd.: for relief (see bill
H.R. 14285), 1986.
Ple1·ce, Ella: to pension (see bill H.R. 13829), 817.
Public works: to protect persons furnishing material and
labor for (H.R. 14533), 3138.
Relf, Emma C.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14093), 1396.
Riley, Sarah: to pension (see bill H.R. 13628), 817.
Warrington, Laird: for relief (see bill H.R. 13924), 1019.
Wasserman, Fred .c.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13797), 719.
Webb, Marion G.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13128),
43.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Oi.tizens and individuals, 985, 1146, 2194, 2453, 3825, 4376.
Societies and associations, 1779.
77
EVANS, W. E.-Oonttnued
Remarks by, on
Los Angeles, Calif., 4284.
Los Angeles County, Calif .., 5660.
Votes of. See YEA-A.ND-NAY VOTES.
EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK, FLA., article appearing tn the
Florida Times-Union relative to the proposed establish-
ment of, 2100.
Bill to establish (see billS. 475•).
EVOLUTION OR REVOLUTION-A CHOICE. remarks in House
on the subject of, 5531.
EXCESS-PROFITS TAX, provide that returns shall constitute
public records (see bill S. 6531).
EXCISE TAXES, impose certain (see bill S. 5480).
Bill to levy a. general manufacturers' sales excise tax (see
bill H.R. 13486) .
EXECUT1VE AGENCIES, message from the .President transmit-
ting Executtve orders transferring and grouping certain
(H.Doc. 493), 233, 282.
Paper by PaUl M. Chapman relative to the consolidation
'\,.,., and regrouping of, 892.
~marks in House on House Resolution 334 disapproving
of Executive orders consolidating and grouping certain,
' 1033, 2103, 2110, 2126.
Remarks in Senate relative to the proposed consolidation
and regrouping of, 2583.
Resolutions disapproving of the Executive orders {)f, the J
President consolidating and grouping certain (see SRes.
299; H.Res. 384 * ) .
Resolution to disapprove the Executive act transferring the
activities, power, and duties of the Employees' Compensa-
tion Commission to the Civil Service Commission (see
H.Res. 315). .
Resolution to disapprove the Executive act transferring
the activities, powers, and duties of the Employees' Com-
pensation Commission to the Department of Labor (see
H.Res. 316).
Resolution to disapprove the Executive act creating the
Division of Public Works (see H.Res. 317).
Resolutions disapproving of the Executive acts transferring
the nonmilitary activities of the Chief of Engineers of
the Army, under the jurisdiction of the War Department
to the Department of the Interior (see H.Res. 321, 323}.
Re...c:olutions disapproving of the Executive order transfer-
ring the Federal Board for Vocational Education to the
Bureau of Education (see S.Res. 311; H.Res. 330).
Resolutions disapproving of the Executive order transfer-
ring the General Land omce from the Department of the
Interior to the Department of Agriculture (see S.Res.
313; H.Res. 332}.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS, amendment in Senate to create a
committee on reorganization a.nd consolidation of, 2343.
Amendment in Senate to require the purchase of domestic
materials for Government supplies for, 2461.
Amendment in Senate making immediately effective any
Executive order made by the President for reorganization
of, 2598.
Amendment and remarks in Senate relative to providing for
a 5 percent reduction In the e:il:penditures from appro-
priations for, 3077, 3142, 3144, 3165, 3474, 3490, 3939, 4890.
Amendment and remarks in Senate relative to the keeping
of uniform service records of employees in. 3435.
Amendment in Senate relative to the policy of Congress
with respect to the reorganization of, 3056.
Amendment and remarks in Senate relative to the reorgani-
zation of, 3537.
Amendment in Senate prohibiting wage cuts or furloughs
of employees other than those heret<>fore in effect, 3148.
Amendments and remarks in House relative to the proposed
reorganization of, 4592, 4950.
Messages from the President transmitting estimates of ap-
'- propriations for (H.Docs. 495, 550, 554), 284, 3991, 4105.
> Remarks in House relative to the proposed reorganization of,
3796, 3880, 3903.
Remarks in Senate relative to the proposed consolidation of
the War and Navy Departments and of aeronautics, 3540.
Remarks in Senate relative to reports to Congress of all
functions of, 4870.
Resolution of inquiry relative to all functions of (see S.Res.
351•) 0
Resolution authorizing appointment of special committee to
investigate the alleged failure to enforce act relating to
the rate of wages for laborers and mechanics employed
on public buildings (see H.Res. 352).
Resolution adopted by the Indiana Republican Editorial
Association expressing approval of President Hoover's plan
for the reorganization of, 886.
Summary of salary cuts provided for in bills pending before
the Senate, 3492.
EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS AND CONFIRMATIONS, order of
Senate to notify the President of the confirmation of
certain Army, Navy, and Marine Corps nominations, 2344.
Order of Senate to print in the Record nominations re-
ceived from the President as of the day on which they
ue received; agreed to, 1184.
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EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS AND CONFIRMATIONS-Continued
Remarks in Senate relative to the announced attitude on
the part of the minority of the Senate not to confirm
appointees whose terms would extend beyond the 4th of
March, 423.
Remarks in Senate relative to the confirmation of sundry
Army, Navy, and other nominations, 962.
Remarks in Senate relative to the confirmation of nomina-
tions in the Coast Guard, Navy, and Marine Corps, 5244.
Remarks in Senate relative to the confirmation of sundry
routine military nominations, 4901, 5476.
Remarks in Senate relative to the confirmation of sundry
nominations in the Public Health Service, 5002.
Army appointments and promotions
General officers: James Fuller McKinley to be The Adjutant
General with rank of major general; nominated,
1198.
- - - Edgar Thomas Conley to be Assistant The Adjutant
General with rank of brigadier general; nominated,
1198.
- - - Albert Ernest Truby to be assistant to the Surgeon
General with rank of brlgadier general; nominated,
1198.
- - - Creed Fulton Cox to be Chief Bureau Insular Affairs
with rank of brigadier general; nomtnated, 1199.
---Alfred Theodore Smith to be brigadier general; nomi-
nated, 1199.
---Francis LeJau Parker to be brigadier general; nomi-
nated, 1199.
Adjutant General's Department: lieutenant colonel; nomi-
nated, 965; confirmed, 975.
- - - major; nominated, 967; confirmed, 976.
---captains; nominated, 966; confirmed, 975.
Air Corps: colonel; nominated, 966; confirmed, 976.
---lieutenant colonel; nominated, 967, 1358, 3304, 5527;
confirmed, 976, 4912, 5528.
---major; nominated, 967; confirmed, 976.
---captain; nominated, 968, 1199, 1359, 2211, 3304, 5245,
5527; confirmed, 976, 4912, 5528.
---first lieutenant; nominated, 969, 1359, 3304, 5245,
5527; confirmed, 977, 4912, 4913, 5528.
---second lieutenants; nominated, 966; confirmed, 975,
976.
Cavalry: colonel; nominated. 966, 1358; confirmed, 976, 4912.
---lieutenant colonel; nominated, 967, 1358, 5527; con-
firmed, 976, 4912, 5528.
---major; nominated, 967, 1358; confirmed, 976, 4912.
---captain; nominated, 966, 968; confirn:ted, 975, 976.
---first lieutenant; nominated, 969, 970, 1359, 1802, 3304,
5527; confirmed, 977, 978, 4912, 4913, 5528.
Chaplain: lieutenant colonel; nominated, 971; confirmed,
978.
---major; nominated, 971, 1212, 2894; confirmed, 978,
4913 .
- -- - first lieutenants; nominated, 965, 1212, 1358; con-
firmed, 975, 4912.
Chemical Warfare Service: lieutenant colonel; nominated,
3304; confirmed, 4912.
---captain; nominated, 968, 969; confirmed, 976.
Coast Artillery Corps: colonel; nominated, 967; confirmed,
976.
---lieutenant colonel; nominated, 967, 5527; confirmed,
976, 5528.
---major; nominated, 967, 968, 1358, 3304, 5527; con-
firmed, 976. 4912, 5528.
---captain; nominated, 969; confirmed, 977.
---first lieutenant: nominated, 969, 970, 1359, 2211, 3304,
5527; confirmed, 977, 4912, 4913, 5528.
---second 11eutenant; nominated, 1199; confirmed, 4912.
Corps of Engineers: lieutenant colonel; nominated, 967,
5245; confirmed, 976, 5528.
---major; cvnfirmed, 976.
---captain; nominated, 969; confirmed, 977.
---first lieutenant; nominated, 969, 970, 1199, 1359; con-
firmed, 977, 978, 4912.
Dental Corps: Heutenant colonel; nominated, 970; con-
firmed, 978.
---captain; nominated, 970, 2893, 2894; confirmed, 978,
4913.
---first lieutenants; nominated, 965; confirmed, 975.
Field Artillery: - colonel; nominated, 967; confirmed. 976.
---lieutenant colonel; nominated, 967, 1358, 2211, 5527;
confirmed, 976, 4912, 5528.
--major; nominated, 967, 968, 3304; confirmed, 976,
4912.
---captain; nominated, 968, 969, ,1359, 5527; confirmed,
976, 4912, 5528.
---first lieutenant; nominated, 966, 969, 970, 1359, 1802,
3304, 5527; confirmed, 975, 977, 4912, 4913, · 5528.
---second lieutenant; nominated, 971; confirmed, 978.
Finance Department: colonel; nominated, 967; confirmed,
976.
---lieutenant colonel; nominated, 967; confirmed, 976.
---captain; nominated, 968, 1359; confirmed, 977, 4912.
---first lieutenant; nominated, 96~; confirmed, 975.
EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS AND CONFIRMATIONS-Continued
Army appaintments and promotions
Infantry: colonel; ·nominated, 966, 1358, 5527; confirmed,
976, 4912, 5528.
---lieutenant colonel; nominated, 967, 1358, 5527; con-
firmed, 976, 4912, 5528.
---majors; nominated, 967, 968, 1358, 1802, 2211, 3-304,
5245, 5527; confirmed, 976, 4912, 5528.
---captain; nominated, 966, 968, 969, 1359, 1802, 2211,
3304, 5245, 5527; confirmed, 975, 976, 4912, 5528.
---first lieutenant; nominated, 969, 970, 2893, 3304, 5245,
5527; confirmed, 977, 4913, 5528.
Judge Advocate General's Department: colonels; nominated,
966; confirmed, 976.
---lieutenant colonels; nominated, 967; confirmed, 976.
---majors; nominated, 967; confirmed, 976.
Medical Administrative Corps: first lieutenant; nominated,
971; confirmed, 978.
---second lieutenants; nominated, 965; confirmed, 975.
Medical Corps: major; nominated, 1199; confirmed, 4913.
---captains; nominated, 970, 1199, 4422; confirmed, 978,
4913.
---first lieutenants; nominated, 965; confirmed, 975.
Officers' Reserve Corps: Henry Dozier Russell to be major
general; nominated, 971; confirmed, 978.
---Edward Moses Stayton to be brigadier general; nomi-
nated, 2211; confirmed, 5528.
---Amos Thomas to be brigadier general; nominated,
971; confirmed, 978.
---Albert Lyman Cox to be brigadier general; nominated,
971; confirmed, 978.
- - - Trelawney Eston Marchant to be brigadier general;
nominated, 1212; confirmed, 5528.
Ordnance Department: lieutenant colonel; nominated, 967;
confirmed, 976.
---major; nominated, 967;· confirmed, 976.
---first lieutenant; nominated, 966, 1802, 5527; con-
firmed, 975, 4912, 5528.
Quartermaster Corps: colonel; nominated, 3304; confirmed,
4912.
---lieutemmt colonel; nominated, 966, 967; confirmed,
975, 976.
---major; nominated, 966, 5527; confirmed, 975, 5528.
---captains; nominated, 966, 968, 969, 1199, 4422, 5527;
confirmed, 975, 976, 977, 4912, 5528.
---first lieutenant; nominated, 966; confirmed, 975.
---second lieutenant; nominated, 5245; confirmed, 5528.
Signal Corps: major; nominated, 967, 968; confirmed, 976.
---captain; nominated, 968, 1199; confirmed, 977, 4912.
---first lieutenant; nominated, 969, 1199, 1359, 2211,
3304, 5527; confirmed, 977, 4912, 4913, 5528.
Veterinary Corps: colonel; nominated, 970; confirmed, 978.
---majors; nominated, 970, 1199; confirmed, 978, 4913.
---captain; nominated, 970; confirmed, 978.
---second lieutenants; nominated, 965; confirmed, 975.
Civilian appointments
Arentz, SamuelS., to be member of the Federal Power Com-
mission; nominated, 1430.
Best, William E., to be member Federal Home Loan Bank
Board; nominated, 1197.
Bodfish, H. Morton, to be Member Federal Home Loan Bank
Board; nominated, 1197.
Briggs, Lyman J., to be Director Bureau o! Standards; nomi-
nated, 1197.
Chapin, Roy D., to be Secretary of Commerce; nominated,
424, 448; confirmed, 424, 448.
Clark, Frank, to be member Federal Power· Commission;
nominated, 1197.
Coast Guard: commander; nominated, 1198; confirmed, 5246.
---lieutenant commanders; nominated, 3793, 5245; con-
firmed, 5246, 5528.
---lieutenant; nominated. 1198; confirmed, 5246.
---ensigns; nominated, 2414; confirmed, 5246.
Colbert, Leo 0., to be member Mississippi River Commis-
sion; nominated, 1198.
Cone, Hutch I., to be member United States Shipping Board;
nominated, 1197.
Crisp, Charles R., to be a member o! the Tarltr Commission;
nominated, 1197; withdrawn, 1359.
Diplomatic and Consular Service: F. Lammot Belin to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to
Poland; nominated, 1197.
---Norman Armour to be Envoy Extraordinary and Min-
ister Plenipotentiary to Haiti; nominated, 1197.
---Nathan William MacChesney to be Envoy Extraordi-
nary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Canada; nomi-
nated, 1197.
---Henry Frank Holthusen to be Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary to Czechoslovakia;
nominated, 1945.
---Roderick Nathaniel Matson to be Envoy Extraordi-
nary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Greece; nomi-
nated, 3633; withdrawn, 4422.
---minister resident and consul general; nominated.
1197.
---consuls general; nominated, 1197, 1802.
---secretaries; nominated, 1197, 1581, 2893.
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EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS AND CONFIRMATIONs-continued
Civilian appointments
Dunyon, Newton A., to be assayer in charge United States
assay office, Salt Lake City, Utah; nominated, 1198.
Fort, Franklin W ., to be member Federal Home Loan Bank
Board; nominated, 1197.
Gehl, Edward J., to be United States attorney, eastern dis-
trict Wisconsin; nominated, 1197.
Gray, Cecil T., to be assayer in charge of mint, New Orleans,
La.; nominated, 1198.
Green, Dwight H., to be United States attorney, northern
district of Illinois; nominated, 1197.
Gries, John M., to be member Federal Home Loan Bank
Board; nominated, 1197.
Hanger, G. Wallace W., to be member Board of Mediation;
nominated, 965.
Holl1day, John H., to be Vice Governor of the Philippine
Islands; nominated, 1198.
Jensen, John C., to be a member of the Federal Radio Com-
mission; nominated, 3304.
J-ohnson, George E. A., to be United States district judge,
northern district of illinois; nominated, 1197.
Kavanaugh, Frederick W., to be collector of internal revenue,
fourteenth district of New York; nominated, 3304.
Laing, Elbert G., to be register of the land office at Alliance,
Nebr.; nominated, 1198; withdrawn, 3090.
Lewis, Ernest I., to be an Interstate Commerce Commis-
sioner; nominated, 1197.
McCall, M. Pearl, to be judge of the juvenile court, District
of Columbia; nominated, 1197.
• Mackintosh, Kenneth, to be United States circuit judge,
- ninth circuit; nominated, 1197.
Magee, Wayland W., to be member of the Federal Reserve
Board; nominated, 1430.
Miller, Charles A., to be member board of directors Recon-
struction Finance Corporation; nominated, 1197.
Mires, Harris F., to be assistant to the Commissioner o! In-
ternal Revenue; nominated, 1198.
Newton, Walter H., to be United States district judge, dis-
trict of Minnesota; nominated, 4422.
O'Connor T. V., to be member United States Shipping
Board; nominated, 1197.
Pomerene, Atlee, to be member board of directors Recon-
struction Finance Corporation; nominated, 1197.
Public Health Service: medical director; nominated, 1198;
confirmed, 5019.
---senior surgeon; nominated, 1198; confirmed, 5019.
---surgeon; nominated, 1198; confirmed, 5019.
---passed assistant surgeon; nominated, 1198; confirmed,
5019.
---assistant surgeon; nominated, 1198; confirmed, 5019.
---assistant dental surgeon; nominated, 1198; con-
firmed, 5019.
---sanitary engineer; nominated, 1198; confirmed, 5019.
---assistant sanitary engineer; nominated, 4422; con-
firmed, 5019.
Purvis, Samuel: to be United States marshal middle dis-
trict of Georgia; nominated, 1197.
Ramseyer, C. W1lliam, to be judge of the United States
customs court; nominated, 1197.
Richardson, Seth W., to be United States circuit judge,
eighth circuit; nominated, 4810.
Sandberg, Samuel S., to be member United States Shipping
Board; nominated, 1197.
Schley, Julian L., to be Governor Panama Canal; nominated,
1198.
Sheppard, Walter W., to be United States attorney, southern
district of Georgia; nominated, 1197.
Spencer, Walter, to be register of the Land Office, Denver,
Colo.; nominated, 2414.
Sykes, Eugene 0., to be a member of the Federal Radio
Commission; nominated, 3304.
Vaiden, Vulosko, to be member Federal Farm Loan Board;
nominated, 1197.
Wead, Fred D., to be collector of customs at Omaha, Nebr.;
nominated, 1198.
Wentworth, George P., to be United States attorney, north-
ern district of Florida; nominated, 1197.
Wright, Wenthrop H., to be assayer in charge Unit.ad States
assay o1fice, Helena, Mont.; nominated, 1198.
Yates, Thomas S., to be collector of Customs at Louisville,
- Ky.; nominated, 1198.
Marine Corps appointments and promotions
Colonel: nomlnated, 974, 1359; confirmed, 980.
Lieutenant colonels: nominated, 974, 1359; confirmed, 980,
5246.
Majors: nominated, 974, 1359; confirmed, 980, 5246.
Captains: nominated, 974, 975, 1359, 3962; confirmed, 980,
5246; withdrawn, 2417.
First lieutenants: nominated, 975, 1359, 3962; confirmed,
980, 5246.
Second lieutenants: nominated, 3962; confirmed, 5246.
Assistant quartermaster: confirmed, 5246.
Chief quartermaster clerk: nominated, 975; confirmec:1, 980.
Chief pay clerk: nominated, 975; confirmed, 980.
79
EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS AND CONFIRMATIONs-continued
Navy appointments and promotions
Rear admiral-Henry E. Sackey; nominated, 971; confirmed,
978.
---Cyrus W. Cole; nominated, 971; confirmed, 978.
- - - Charles E. Courtney; nominated, 971; confirmed, 978.
---Adolphus E. Watson; nominated, 971; confirmed, 978.
- - - Harry L. Brinser; nominated, 971; confirmed, 978.
- ---Edgar B. Larimer; nominated, 971; confirmed, 978.
---Horatio G. Gillmor; nominated, 973.
---Emory S. Land to be chief constructor and Chief of
the Bureau of Construction and Repair; nominated,
1199.
- - - Charles M. Oman to be Surgeon General and Chief
of the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery; nominated,
1581.
---Alfred W. Johnson; nominated, 1802; confirmed, 5246.
---Frederick J. Horne; nominated, 4422; confirmed, 5246,
Captains: nominated, 970, 1581, 3089, 4422, 5245; confirmed,
978, 5246, 5528.
Commanders: nominated, 971, 1581, 3089, 4422, 5245; con-
firmed, 978, 5246, 5528.
Lieutenant commanders~ nominated, 971, 972, 973, 1581,
3089, 4422; confirmed, 978, 979, 5246.
Lieutenants: nominated, 972, 973, 974, 1581, 3089, 4422,
5245; confirmed, 978, 979, 5246, 5528.
Lieutenants (junior grade): nominated, 972, 1581, 3089,
4422; confirmed, 978, 979, 5246.
Surgeons: nominated, 972, 973, 974; confirmed, 979.
Passed assistant surgeons: nominated, 973, 974; confirme~
979.
Assistant surgeons: nominated, 973; confirmed, 979.
Dental surgeons: nominated, 973, 974; confirmed, 979.
Passed assistant dental surgeons: nominated, 973; con·
firmed, 979.
Assistant dental surgeon: nominated, 3089, 4422; confL"''De~
5246.
Paymasters: nominated, 973, 1582, 5245; confirmed, 979,
5246, 5528.
Passed assistant paymaster: nominated, 5245; confirmed,
5528.
Assistant paymaster: nominated, 5245; confirmed, 5528.
Chaplain: lieutenant; nominated, 973; confirmed, 979.
Chief gunner: nominated, 1582; confirmed, 5246.
Chief electrician: nominated, 1582; confirmed, 5246.
Naval constructor: nominated, 973; confirmed, 979.
Chief boatswain: nominated, 973; confirmed, 979.
Chief gunners: nominr.ted, 973; confirmed, 979.
Chief electricians: nominated, 973; confirmed, 979.
Chief radio electrician: nominated, 973; confirmed, 979.
Chief machinists: nominated, 973; confirmed, 979.
Chief pay clerk: nominated, 973, 974; confirmed, 979.
Civil engineer: nominated, 4422; confirmed, 52!6.
Postmasters
Alabama: nominated, 1199, 1212, 1477, 2414, 3010, 3793, 4587.
Alaska: nominated, 1199.
Arizona: nominated, 1199.
Arkansas: nominated, 1199, 1212, 1477, 2414, 3793.
California: nominated, 1199, 1212, 1477, 2414, 3010, 3794,
3962.
Colorado: nominated, 1200, 1212, 1477, 2414, 3011, 5245.
Conneeticut: nominated, 1200, 1212, 1477, 1945, 39£2, 4587.
Delaware: nominated, 1200, 2414, 4587.
Florida: nominated, 1200. 1212, 1477, 3962, 4587.
Georgia: nominated, 1201, 4587.
Hawaii: nominated, 1201, 1477, 4588.
Idaho: nominated, 1201, 2414, 3794, 3962.
lllinois: nominated, 1201, 1212, 1477, 1945, 2414, 3011, 3794,
3962, 5245; withdrawn, 1948.
Indiana: nominated, 1202, 1212, 1478, 1945, 3011, 3962, 4588.
Iowa: nominated, 1202, 1213, 1478, 1945, 2415, 3011, 3794.
4588.
Kansas: nominated, 1203, 1213, 1478, 1946, 2415, 3011, 3962,
4588, 5245; withdrawn, 5246.
Kentucky: nominated, 1203, 1213, 1946, 3962, 5245.
Louisiana: nominated, 1203, 1213, 1478, 1946, 2415, 3011,
3962.
Maine: nominated, 1203, 1478, 1946, 3011.
Maryland: nominated, 1204, 1213, 1478, 1946, 2415, 3011, 3794,
3962.
Massa-chusetts: nominated, 1204, 1213, 1946, 2415, 3011, 3794.
Michigan: nominated, 1204, 1213, 1946, 2415, 3011, 3794,
3962, 4588, 5245.
Minnesota: nominated, 1204, 1213, 1478, 1947, 2415, 3012,
3794, 3962, 4588.
Mississippi: nominated. 1205, 1213, 3012, 3962, 4588.
Missouri: nominated, 1205, 1213, 1947, 2415, 3012, 3794, 3962.
Montana: nominated, 1206, 1478, 1947, 2415, 3012, 3794, 3962;
withdrawn, 4588.
Nebraska: nominated, 1206, 1947, 2415, 4588.
Nevada: nominated, 1206, 2415 . .
New Hampshtre: nominated, 1206, 1214, 2415, 3012.
New Je-:-sey: nominated, 1206, 1214, 1478, 1947, 2415, 3012,
3794, 3962, 4588, 5245.
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1 EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS AND CONFIRMATIONs-Continued
~ostmasters
New Mexico: nominated, 1207, 1214, 1947, 2415, 3962, 4588,
5245; withdrawn, 1948.
New York: nominated, 1207, 1214, 1478, 1947, 2415, 3012,
4588, 5245.
North Carolina: nominated, 1208, 1214, 1478, 1947, 2415, 3012,
3794, 4588, 5245.
North Dakota: nominated, 1208, 1214, 1478, 1947, 3012.
Ohio: nominated, 1208, 1214, 1478, 1947, 2416, 3013, 3962,
5245.
Oklahoma: nominated, 1209, 1214, 1947, 2416, 3013, 3794,
3963, 5245.
Oregon: nominated, 1209, 1214, 1478, 1948.
Pennsylvania: nominated, 1210, 1214, 1478, 1948, 2416, 3013,
3794, 3963, 4588, 5245.
Puerto Rico: nominated, 1210, 1215, 1948, 4588.
Rhode Island: nominated, 1210, 1479.
South Carolina: nominated, 1210, 1215, 1479, 1948, 2416,
3013, 3963, 4588.
South Dakota: nominated, 1210, 1215, 1479, 2416, 3013, 3794,
4588.
Tennessee: nominated, 1211, 1215, 1479, 2416, 3013, 3963.
Texas: nominated, 1211, 1215, 1479, 2416, 3013, 3794, 3963,
4G88.
Utah: nominated, 1211, 1479, 3013.
Vermont: nominated, 1211, 1215, 1479, 3013.
Virginia: nominated, 1211, 1216, 1479, 1948, 2416, 3014,
3794, 4588; withdrawn, 3014.
Washington: nominated, 1211, 1216, 1479, 1948, 3014, 3794,
4588.
West Virginia: nominated, 1212, 1216, 1479, 2416, 3014, 3963,
4588, 5245.
Wisconsin: nominated, 1212, 1216, 1480, 1948, 2416, 3014,
3794, 3963, 4588, 5245.
Wyoming: nominated, 1212, 1216, 1480, 2416.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, making annual appropriations for (see bill
H.R. 14458•).
Conference report on bill (H.R. 14458) making annual ap-
propriations for (H.Rept. 2133; snoc. 190), 4926, 5069,
5424, 5450.
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 14458) making annual ap-
propriations for 3017, 3032, 3037, 3090, 3092, 3110, 3184,
3305.
Remarks in House on conference report on bill (H.R. 14458)
making annual appropriations for, 5231, 5387.
Remarks in Senate on bill (H.R. 14458) making annual
appropriations for, 4252, 4505, 4583, 4708, 4769, 4791.
EXPENDITURES OP THE ~"'TED STATES, authorize reduction
of (see H.J .Res. 589).
Message from the President relative to (H.Doc. 527) de-
bated in House, 1943, 1969.
EXPLOSIVES, provide for the transfer of deteriorated and un-
serviceable explosives from the War Department to the
Department of Agricultw-e (see bill H.R. 12047*).
EXPORT DEBENTURES, amendment in House providing for the
i:3suance of, 1692.
EXPORT TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES, remarks in Senate
relative to, 4322.
EXPORTS. See IMPORTs AND ExPoRTs.
EX-SERVICE MEN, address over the radio delivered by Senator
Robinson of Indiana in an appeal for World War vet-
erans, 4124.
Address over the radio delivered by Representative Patman
favoring immediate payment of adjusted-compensation
certificates held by, 532.
Address delivered by Representative Swick before the Amer-
ican Institute of Homeopathy on the subject of hos-
pitalization of veterans, 2237.
Amendments and remarks in Senate relative to the pro-
posed reduction of pensions and compensations to vet-
erans, 3532.
Bill for immediate payment of adjusted compensation cer-
tificates held by those who are unemployed and in need
(see bill H.R. 14439).
Bill to amend the World War Adjusted Compensation Act
(see bill H.R. 13714).
Bills to amend the World War Veterans' Act (see bills
S. 5166; H.R. 14362).
Bill to restrict the payment of benefits under the World
War Veterans' Act, 1924, to veterans who s~ered in-
jury or contracted disease in line of duty (see bill
s. 5624).
Bill restricting relief to veterans (see bill H.R. 14655).
Bill to provide for the making of loans to (see bill H.R.
14517).
Bill to authorize the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
to make loans to {eee bill S. 5642).
Bill treating loans to veterans as partial payments on their
adjusted-compensation certificates (see bill H.R. 13713).
Bill to provide for the apportionment of veterans disability
allowance in certain cases (see bill H.R. 14387).
Blli to prohibit the charging of interest on loans upon ad-
justed compensation certificates (see bill H.R. 13006).
Bill to allow them to renew their 5-year level premium term
Government insurance policies (see bill H.R. 13600).
EX-SERVICE MEN-Continued
Editorial from the Palo Alto (Calif.) Times relative to vet-
erans' claims, 3595.
Joint resolutions to continue the Joint Committee on
Veterans' Benefits (see S.J.Res. 262; H.J .Res. 61G).
Memorial of legislature urging payment of the soldiers'
bonus to veterans who are unemployed and in need,
4787.
Remarks in Senate relative to the proposed reduction of
pension or compensation of disabled, 3428.
Remarks in House relative to affairs or, 5542.
Remarks in House and statistics relative to adjusted com-
pensation certificates held by, 209.
Remarks in House relative to the proposed payment of the
adjusted-compensation certificates held by, 2552, 3124.
Remarks in House relative to providing buying power for
the people through payment of the face value of ad-
Justed-service certificates held by, 3885.
Remarks in House relative to prohibiting payment of pen-
sion, bounty, disability, or allowance in certain cases, 3989.
Remarks in House relative to treating loans to veterans as
partial payments on their adjusted-compensation certifi-
cates, 527.
Remarks in House relative to holding a caucus on the sub-
ject of the payment of the adjusted-compensation certifi-
cates held by, 1874.
Resolutions adopted by the Lewis Monroe Post, American
Legion, and the Harry E. Mead Post, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, relative to veterans' legislation, 1781.
Statement by William A. Fox relative to the disability
allowance for, 3709.
EXTRADITION, remarks in House relative to the refusal of the
Governor of New Jersey to extradite an escaped convict
from the prison camps in Georgia, 989, 1009.
FA.q.OR, CLARENCE W., increase pension (see bill H.R. 12070•).
FAIRBANKS. See ALAsKA.
FAIRPORT HARBOR, OHIO, report of Secretary of War on survey
of (Hnoc. 472), 38.
FAIR TRADE BILL. See TRADEMARKS.
FALLON SUBAGENCY, WALKER RIVER AGENCY, NEV., amend-
ment in Senate authorizing appropriations for construc-
tion or power transmission line and distribution system
on, 2732.
FANNING, FRANK, relief (see bill H.R. 1430).
FARLEY, IDA M., relief (see blll S. 5090).
FARLIN, SOPHIA L., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13330).
FARM AND HOME CREDIT BANK, create (see bill H.R. 14710).
FARM IMPLEMENTS, investigate costs o! the material used in
(see H.Res. 534) .
FARM INDEBTEDNESS, memorial of Legislature of Arizona urging
enactment of bill (S. 1197) to refinance, 4109, 4558.
Memorial of Legislature of Idaho urging enactment of b1ll
{S. 1197) to refinance, 4456.
FARM LANDS, provide for leasing and temporary withdrawal of
lands planted to certain crops (see bill H.R. 14798).
Remarks in House on the subject of the monetization of,
2548.
FARM-LAND SECURITIES, accept as the ba::;is for the issuance of
currency (see bill H.R. 13876).
Remarks in House and correspondence relative to the bill
(H.R. 13876) to accept farm-land secw-ities as the basis
for the issuance of currency, 922, 1233.
FARM LOANS. See FEDERAL FARM LoAN BoARD; FEDERAL FARM LoAN
BUREAU; FEDERAL FARM LOAN SYSTEM.
FARM LOBBYISTS, investigating (see H.Res. 329).
FARM MORTGAGES, address over the radio delivered by Repre-
sentative Ketcham on the subject of, 4547.
Bills to secure postponement of the foreclosure of (see bills
S. 5350, 5450; H.R. 14222, 14267, 14322, 14342, 14440).
Bills providing for loans by the Reconstruction Finance Cor-
poration for securing postponement of foreclosures of (see
bills S. 5591, 5639 •).
B1lls to provide for. the refinancing of farm-mortgage indebt-
edness by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation (see
bills S. 5329; H.R. 14031, 14372).
Bill to refinance farm mortgages through the Federal Re-
serve System and the Federal Farm Loan System (see bill
H.R. 14032) .
Bill to establish a credit system through which farm mort-
gages may be liquidated and refillB.nced (see bill H.R.
14184).
Bill to authorize payment with bonds issued by the mort-
gagee banks (see bill S. 5159).
Bill to enable the Secretary of Agriculture to assist in effect-
ing voluntary readjustments of (see bill H.R. 14565).
Bills to reduce the interest on certain (see bills S. 5570; H.R.
14504).
Bills for refinancing (see bills S. 5676; H.R. 14365).
Bill to provide for refunding {see bill S. 5685).
Bill to enable borrowers under the Federal Farm Loan Act
to secure the release of their mortgages by the transfer
of land-bank bonds to the registrars (see bill H.R. 14618•).
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FARM MORTGAGEs-Continued
Bill to empower judges to grant Umlted moratoriums In
foreclosures of (see bill H.R. 14264).
Lett er from E. H. Tllomson relative to farm-mortgage loans
in Massachusetts, 5089.
Memorial of Legislature of Arizona urging Federal aid in
refinancing, 2798.
Memorial of Legislature of Colorado urging legislation for
refinancing, 5065.
Memorial of Legislature of Illinois urging legislation for
refinancing of, 5065.
Memorial of Legislature of Iowa favoring a moratorium on,
2248.
Memorial of L-egislature of Montana urging legislation for "FARM WOMAN TO THE EARTH" poem by Mrs. Anna Flournoy
refinancing, 4562.
Memorial ot Legislature of Nebraska to liquidate and FARMER, JOHN T., relief (see bill H.R. 13550).
refinance, 2797.
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 14138) to secure the post- FARMERS, amendment and remarks in House relative to trans-
ponement of foreclosure of, 1985.
Remarks in House on bill (S. 5337) to amend the Federal
Farm Loan Act, 5183, 5185.
Remarks in House on the subject of, 222.
Remarks in House relative to redemption of, 4949.
Remarks in House relative to refinancing of, 3037, 3039, 5055.
Remarks in House relative to foreclosures of, 1818, 4251.
Remarks in House relative to proposed legislation to prevent
foreclosures of, 589.
Remarks in House relating to mortgage and other lien fore-
closures, 1979.
Remarks in House relative to foreclosures by Federal land
banks and joint-stock land banks of, 1827.
Remarks of Representative Hastings b~fore the Committee
on Banking and Currency in House relative to refinancing,
3911.
Remarks in Senate on bill (S. 5639) providing for loans by
the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for securing post-
ponement of foreclosure of, 5089, 5097, 5136, 5321.
Remarks in Senate relative to the refinancing of, 2864, 2958.
Resolution requesting the different States to hold in abey-
ance proceedings of foreclosures of (see H.Res. 363).
Resolution of the Legislature of North Dakota urging legis-
lation for refinancing of farm mortgages, 1716.
Resolutions adopted at a mass meeting of citizens and tax-
payers of Obion County, Tenn., relating to, 1159.
Resolution adopted by the Plateau Valley National Farm
Loan Association of Colorado urging a decrease in the
interest rate on, 3660.
Statistics relative to, 1134.
Text of bill (H.R. 14138) to secure postponement of fore-
closure of, 1778.
FARM MORTGAGORS, authorize the Reconstruction Finance Cor-
poration to make loans to (see bills H.R. 14138, 14267,
14322).
FARM ORGANIZATIONS, address over the radio delivered by
Edward A. O'Neal relative to the emergency legislative
program of, 3006.
Memorial on the subject of Philippine independence adopted
by certain, 387, 426.
Petition relative to the proposed reduction or freight rates
received from, 3585.
Statement concerning the farm-reller proposal of, 935.
FARM PROBLEMS, address delivered by John A. Simpson, presi-
dent National Farmers' Union, on, 2733.
Article by Bernhard Osterlenk relative to, 610.
FARM PRODUCTS, aid in the disposition of undesirable surpluses
of (see bill H.R. 14794).
FARM RELIEF. See also AGRICULTUR..U. INDEBTEDNEss.
Address over the radio delivered by Representative Jones
on emergency farm-loan program and business recovery,
1868. - S.J.Res. 247; H.J.Res. - 587).
Address over the radio delivered by John A. Simpson, presi-
dent National Farmers' Union, on the subject of, 1109.
Amendments in House to bill (H.R. 13991) to aid agricul-
ture, 1377.
AI>ticle by H. B. Creel on, 2069.
Bill to provide new capital for agricultural development (see
bill s. 5390) .
Bill to aid agriculture (see bill H.R. 13991*).
Correspondence relative to the so-called "allotment bill",
1370, 1371, 1683, 1699.
General provisions and definitions of bill (H.R. 13991) to aid
agriculture, 1686.
Letter and memorandum from Arthur J. Edwards relative to
the authority of Congress to enact the "3-way farm relief
bill ... 3347.
Memorial of Legislature o! Alabama urging legislation for,
89.
Memorials of Legislatures o! Arizona, California, Indiana,
Nebraska, and Oregon urging enactment of bill (S. 1197)
to provide for, 3656, 3657.
Memorial of Legislature of Minnesota urging legislation for,
2067.
Memorial of Legislature of North Dakota urging legislation
for, 2067.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 1844.
LXXVI--362
81 '
FARM RELIEF-Continued
Remarks in House on b111 (H.R. 13991} to ald agriculture,
1338, 1363, 1380, 1389, 1393, 1394. 1433, 1434, 1481, 1489,
1493, 1508, 1518, 1519, 1526, 1545, 1582, 1608, 1611, 1613,
1675, 1681, 1690, 1694, 1695, 1697, 1698, 1699, 1703, 1706,
1708.
Remarks in House relative to, 1011, 2238, 2933, 3882, 5261,
5417.
Remarks in Hou~e relative to the allotment plan of, 1699.
Remarks in House relative to agriculture legislat ion, 1700.
FARM-RELIEF PROPOSAL OF THE FARM ORGANIZATIONS,
statement concerning, 935.
Bassett entitled, 2733.
ferring appropriations from ·the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation to the Treasury Department, 1890.
Amendment in Senate to prohibit crop loans where there is
already an exportable surplus in the United States 3269
3283. • •
Article by Owen P. White entitled "Helping the Farmer
Out", 2565.
Bills authorizing loans to (see bills S. 4995, 5026, 5160*, 5246,
5685; H.R. 13037, 13492, 14517).
Bill to provide for the relief of farmers in any State by
the making of loans to States, corporations, and indi-
viduals (see bill H.R. 14139).
Bill to allow crop-loan farmers to sell free from the lien or
the United States a sufficient quantity of crops to pay for
harvesting (see bill H.R. 13489).
Bill to provide financial facilities for making loans to (see
bill H.R. 13041).
Bill to autho:ize the. Reconstruction Finance Corporation to
make loans to (see bill S. 5642).
Bill to authorize the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
to make loans to farmers on the security of their first
mortgages (see bill H.R. 14035).
Bill . to aid farmers in obtaining loans from the Federal
.Farm Loan Board (see bill H.R. 10824•).
Bill to make ~ crop-production loan to (see bill S. 5160*).
Bills to authorize an appropriation for seed loans to (see
bills H.R. 13029, 13533).
Bills to authorize adjustment or debts owing the United
States for seed, feed, and crop-production loans (see bills
S. 5148*; H.R. 13528).
Bill authorizing the making or loans to lessees or farm
lands owned by a State (see bill H.R. 14434).
Bill relating to livestock loans made by the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation to (see bill S. 5548).
Bill authorizing the Secretary of Agriculture to adjust
debts arising from loans made for seed, feed, and crop
production to (see bill S. 5544). _
Bill to authorize the Secretary of Agriculture to adjust
certain debts of (see bill H.R. 13016).
Bills to extend time of payment or fertilizer, feed, and
seed loans made by the Government to (see bills S. 5077;
H.R. 13023, 13530)·.
Bill to· provide that lien on crops shall be adequate security
for advances made by the Reconstruction Finance Cor-
poration (see bill H.R. 13712).
Concurrent resolution to correct the enrollment of bill
(S. 5160) to provide for crop loans to (sec S.Con .Res, 41*).
Conference report on bill (S. 5160) to make a crop-produc-
tion loan to (see H.Rept. 1898) , 2328, 2378.
Joint resolutions to authorize crop-production loans to
(see S.J.Res. 215; H.J.Res. 529*).
Joint resolutions to provide protection and relief to farm-
ers by aiding them to conserve their mineral rights (see
·
Joint resolution for the relief or farmers who made seed
loans (see H.J.Res. 496).
Letter remonstrating against the making of Government
loans to, 2558.
Memorial of Legislature of Nevada urging reduction of in-
terest rates on livestock loans to, 4457.
Petition of Farmers National R<.!l i ~>f Conference, Washing-
ton, D.C., urging relie! !or, 232, 274.
Remarks in Senate on conference renort on bill (S. 5160)
to provide for crop loans to, 2378. •
Remarks in Senate relative to crop loans to, 907.
P..emarks in House on conference report on bill (S. 5160)
to provide crop loans to, 2418.
Remarks in House relative to the propos~d loans to, 1026.
Remarks in House relative to continuance of crou-produc-
tion loans to, 1027, 1362. "
Remarks in House relative to seed loans and crop-produc-
tion loans made to, 1140.
Remarks in House relative to the proposed loans to col-
ored farmers, 1028.
Statistics relative to loans and collections as of January
9, 1933, on account of crop production, 1887.
Statistics relative to repayment of crop loans by the South-
ern States, 1889.
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FARMERS-Continued
Table showing index numbers of prices farmers receive,
prices farmers pay, and the purchasing power of the
farmer's dollar, 1065.
FARMEiiS' ADJUSTMENT CERTIFICATES, remarks in House rel-
ative to, 1595, 1602, 1609, 1610, 1612.
FARMERS & MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, GILMER, TEX.,
relief (see bill H.R. 2597•).
FARMERS' HOLIDAY AND FARMERS' MORTGAGES, address
over t he raqio delivered by Senator Shipstead on the sub-
ject of, 3934.
FARMERS' HOLIDAY ASSOCIATION AT MANKATO, MINN., res-
olutions urging legislation for stabilization of the cur-
rency adopted by, 2342.
FARMERS' MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., letter and resolu-
t ion relative to restoration of the price level of agricul-
tural product s, 2071.
FARMERS' NATIONAL RELIEF CONFEREN.CE, WASIDNGTON,
D.C., petition urging relief for farmers, 232, 274.
FARNE, JOHN ALBERT, relief (see bill H.R. 13473).
FARRELL, F. D., telegram relative to appropriations for educa-
tional facilities of land-grant colleges and of vocational
education, 3465.
FARRINGTON, FRANK, verses entitled "1933" written by, 1482.
FASNAUGH, IDA S., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13703}.
FAWCETT, GEORGE, SR., increase pension (see bUl S . 5369).
FEDERAL-AID HIGHWAYS. See PUBLic RoADs.
FEDERAL BOARD FOR VOCATIONAL EDUCATION, disapprov-
ing of the Executive order transferring to the Bureau of
Education (see S.Res. 311; H.Res. 330).
FEDERAL BUDGET. See BunG:ET oF THE. UNITED STATES.
FEDERAL BUREAU OF NARCOTICS, letter of Secretary of the
Treasury transmitting the annual report of, 37, 59.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS Al\TD POWER COMMISSION, estab-
·ush (see bill H.R. 14501).
FEDERAL COURTS. See COURTS OF THE UNITED STATES.
"FEDERAL DEFICIT PROBLEMS VITAL", article appearing in
the Wall Street Journal entitled, 948.
FEDERAL EMERGENCY RELIEF BOARD, create (see bill S.
5125•).
FEDERAL EMERGENCY RELIEF COMMISSION, create (see bill
H.R. 13603) .
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES. See EMPLOYEES OF THE UNITED STATES.
FEDERAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICES, report by Ruth M. Kellogg of
survey of the Doak reorganization of, 4302.
FEDERAL EMPLOYMENT STABILIZATION BOARD, report of esti-
mates of construction expenditures prepared by, 4319.
FEDERAL FARM BOARD, annual report of (H.Doc. 422), 79, 151.
Letter from the acting chairman transmitting a special
report of th,e board ent1tled " Recommendations for
Legislation" (H.Doc. 489), 79, 151.
Message from the President transmitting estimate of appro-
priation for (H.Doc. 542), 3735.
Remarks in Senate relative to employees and salaries, 3932.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 3101.
Remarks in House relative to the proposed abolition of, 3184.
Remarks in House relative to the affairs of, 3317, 3339.
Report concerning the distribution of Government-owned
wheat and cotton for relief of distress, 157.
Resolution of inquiry relative to employees and salaries of
(see S.Res. 358•).
Resolution authorizing continuance of investigation of (see
S.Res. 364•).
Table showing functions of, 3698.
FEDERAL FARM LOAN ACT, amend (see bills S. 5337•, 5390, 5391,
5570; H.R. 13562, 14504).
Bill to enable borrowers to secure release of their mortgages
by the transfer of land-bank bonds to the registrars
under (see bill H.R. 14618*).
Conference report on bill (S. 5337) to amend, 54:70, 5577.
Remarks in Senate on conference report on b1ll (S. 5337) to
amend, 5473, 5477, 5480.
Remarks in House on bill (S. 5337) to amend, 5178, 5183.
Remarks in House on conference report on bill (S. 5337) to
amend, 5578.
FEDZRAL FARM-LOAN BANKS, remarks in House relative to, 356.
FEDERAL FARM LOAN BOARD, annual report of (H.Doc. 436).
5651.
Bill to aid farmers in obtaining loans from (see bill H.R.
10824*).
Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury transmitting the
annual report of, 5434.
Statement by the general counsel relative to the payment of
land-bank loans in farm-loan bonds, 5094.
FEDERAL FARM LOAN BUREAU, authorizing the refinancing of
farm loans by (see H.J .Res. 515).
FEDERAL FARM LOAN CORPORATION, create (see bill H.R.
13376).
FEDERAL FARM LOAN LAWS, remarks 1n Senate and correspond·
ence concerning the proposed amendment of, 307.
FEDERAL FARM LOAN SYSTEM, provide for liquidation of farm
mortgages through (see bill H.R. 14032).
FEDERAL GOVERN:MENT, provide for coordination, correlation,
and cooperation with the States in relieving suffering
caused by unemployment (see bills H.R. 13994, 13995).
FEDERAL HIGHWAYS. See PUBLIC RoADs.
FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK BOARD, making an appropriation
for (see H.J .Res. 479•).
Remarks in Senate relative to a newspaper release by the
chairman on the subject of mortgages, 3373.
FEDERAL HOME-LOAN BANKS, amend act establishing (see bill
H.R. 13303) •
Bill to repeal ·act establishing (see bill S. 5076).
Letter from A. L. Wooten, manager Twin City Bank, North
Little Rock, Ark., relative to, 1328.
Letters and statement relative to the Federal Home Loan
Bank of Newark, N.J., 999.
Remarks in Senate on bill (S. 5076) to repeal act establish-
ing, 93.
Remarks in House relative to, 2532.
Statement concerning operations of the Federal Home Loan
Bank of Cambridge, Mass., 901.
FEDERAL JAILS, remarks in House relative to appropriations for,
2629, 2757.
FEDERAL LAND AND LOAN CORPORATION, create (see bill S.
. 5676).
FEDERAL LAND BANKS, extend powers of (see btll S. 5337•).
Bill to provide for readjustment of the bonded indebtedness
of (see bill S. 5506).
Blll authorizing the making of loans to lessees of farm
lands owned by a State and leased under 99-year leases
(see bill H.R. 14434).
Bills to provide for postponement of payment of install-
ments due on loans made by (see bills H.R. 13819, 14668,
14689•).
B1ll to declare a moratorium of 5 years on all mortgages
held by (see bill H.R. 14704).
Bill relating to the paid-in surplus of (see bill S. 5372).
Comparative synopsis of the provisions of the Federal Farm
Loan Act respecting Federal and joint-stock land banks,
1261.
Remarks in House relative to foreclosures by, 1827.
Remarks in House on bill (S. 5337) to extend powers of,
5178.
Statement by the general counsel of the Federal Farm Loan
Board relative to the payment of land-bank loans in
farm-loan bonds, 5094.
Table showing functions of, 3698.
FEDERAL NEWS, editorial opposing wage cuts of Federal em-
ployees, 3493.
FEDERAL OIL CONSERVATION BOARD, report relative to the
functions of (S.Doc. 191). 5064.
FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION, annual report of, 38, 60.
FEDERAL PRISONERS. See PRISONERS OF THE UNITED STATES.
FEDERAL PRISONS, letter from the Secretary of the Treasury
relative to the furnishing of medical services in, 3656.
FEDERAL RADIO COMMISSION, annual report of, 38, 60.
FEDERAL RESERVE ACT, amend (see bill H.R. 13566).
Joint resolution to repeal (see H.J.Res. 569).
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK NOTES, letter of Secretary of the
Treasury transmitting a draft of a proposed bill for relief
of holders of mutilated, 869, 896.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS, amendments In Senate to bill (S.
4412) to provide for the safer and more effective use of
the assets of, 820, 1266, 1402, 1439, 1718, 1942, 2072, 2254.
Amendment, remarks, and correspondence In Senate rela·
tive to the status of members of the executive committee
of a.ffilia tes of, 2463.
Bill to provide for the safer and more effective use of the
assets of (see bill S. 4412•).
Bills to improve the facilities of the Federal Reserve System
to meet the needs of member banks (see bills S. 5484;
H.R. 14252•).
Bill to authorize Comptroller of CUrrency to examine and
report on the condition of (see bill H.R. 14479).
Bill to require certification by the Comptroller of the Cur·
rency to the fitness of individuals for appointment to
positions in member banks (see bill H.R. 14781).
Bill to liquidate and refinance agricultural indebtedness
through (see bill H.R. 14032).
Concurrent resolution to declare the sense of Congress with
regard to special protection furnished by member banks
for deposits made by States (see H.Con.Res. 43).
Correspondence opposing the so-called" Glass banking bill",
1650, 1716, 1725.
Letter from the Governor of the Federal Reserve Board rela·
tive to the more important functions performed by, 1410.
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS---Continued
Remarks in Senate on bill (S. 4412) to provide for the
safer and more effective use of the assets of, 1330, 1404,
1449, 1572, 1573, 1646, 1649, 1724, 1935, 1987, 1993, 2004,
2074, 2139, 2158, 2202, 2205, 2211, 2262, 2349, 2379, 2380,
2463, 2478, 2508.
Remarks in House on bill (S. 4412) to provide for the sarer
and more effective use of the assets of, 1777.
Remarks in Senate on bill (S. 5484) to improve the facili-
ties of the Federal Reserve System, 2208.
Remarks in House relative to loans made by, 2533.
Resolution to appoint committee to investigate the attitude
of the big banking interests toward the so-called " Glass
banking bill" (see S.Res. 326).
Resolution adopted by a conference of mayors and other
municipal otncials of the State of New York urging legis-
lation to permit rediscount of municipal loans by, 160.
Statistics relative to the cost of land and buildings occupied
by, 2292,
Statistics relative to earning3 of, 2292.
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD, amendment and remarks in Senate
relative to increasing the membership of, 2263.
FEDERAL RESERVE NOTES, provide for the redemption of (see
bills S. 5306*; HoR. 14128).
Bill for the issuance of United States bonds to be used as
security for the issuance of (see bill HoR. 14242).
Remarks in House and text of bill (H.R. 14242) to provide
for the issuance of United States bonds to be used as
security for the issuance of, 1699, 1802.
FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM, extend time for improving the
· facilities of the system to meet the needs of member
banks (see bills S. 5484*; HOR.14252*).
FEDERAL RURAL MORTGAGE
0 LAND BANKS, create (see bill
HoR. l4135).
Remarks in House on bill (HoR. 14:135) to create, 2527.
FEDERAL TIME-DEPOSIT INSURANCE FUND, create (see bill
s. 5291).
FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION, amendments in Senate relating
to appropriations for, 4252, 4653, 4709.
Annual report of, 540, 665.
Bill to amend act creating (see bill So 5051).
Correspondence relative to appropriations for, 4709.
Letter from the chairman relative to the discontinuance of
the printing of the record in the utilities investigation
due to lack of funds, 4455.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 3032, 3044,
3191, 3305.
Remarks in Senate and statements concerning the history
and activities of, 3832.
Report of investigation of electric power and gas utilities,
380
Report on short weighing and overweighing in chain stores
and independent grocery stores (So Doc. 153), 481.
Report on "Sizes of Stores of Retail Chains" (S.Doc. 156),
819.
Report on comparative quality of manufacturers', chains,
and other distributors' brands of canned vegetables and
fruits (S.D::>c. 170), 17140
Report of investigation of operation of chain stores by (S.
Doc. 178), 2749, 3140.
Report on investigation of the dumping of foreign oil and
gasoline at Detroit, Mich. (S.Doc. 206), 5192.
Statement by Representative Patman on the proposed abol-
ishment of, 1330.
Statement showing the past activities and the present plans
of, 3191.
FEDERAL TREASURY. See TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES.
FEDERAL WAGE CUTS. See EMPLOYEES OF THE UNITED STATES.
FEDERAL WATER POWER ACT, amend (see bill H.R. 14516).
FEED AND SEED LOANS. See FARMRRS.
FEGAN, EDWARD J., relief (see bill H.R. 14381).
FEGLEY, JOSEPHINE, pension (see bill H.R. 13595).
FEMALE
0 ORPHAN ASYLUM IN GEORGETOWN, D.C., amend act
to incorporate (see bill S. 4673 •) .
FENWICK, ADDIE C., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13176).
FERBY, MARY McK., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14095).
FERGUSON, SARAH MADDOCKS, relief (see bill H.R. 4064*).
FERMENTEP LIQUORS, statistics relative to materials used in the
production of, 814.
FERNANDEZ, JOACHIM 0. (a Representative from Louisiana).
Attended, 5.
Appointed on funeral committee, 414.
Appointed on the Board of Visitors to the Naval Academy,
1615.
Amendments offered by, to
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill (H.R. 14363)-passport agencies, 2616.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by . Roosevelt, President-elect Franklin D.: attempt on life of,
Powell, A. H.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14113), 1436.
83
FERNANDEZ, JOACHIM 0.--Contlnued
Remarks by, on
Beer bill, 807.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labar appro-
priation bills, 2616.
---passport agencies, 2616.
Finney, Adrian M., 3711.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
FERTILIZER LOANS. See FARMERS.
FERWERDA, JOHN W., pension (see b111 S. 5022).
FESS, AMANDA, increase pension (see bill S. 5603).
FESS, SIMEON D. (a Senator frcrm Ohio).
Attended. 3.
Appointed conferee, 3934.
0 Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1358.
Appointed President pro tempore, 5190.
Dangers of infl.ation: article by Ogden L. Mills on, 2271, 2272.
Democratic Party: failures of-radio address of Senator
James E. Watson on, 3441.
George Washington .Bicentennial Commission: report of,
4649. .
Hawes, Harry B.: tribute to, 3238.
Letter from the Commission of Fine Arts on Sculpture in
National Museum (S.Doc. 174), 2073.
Library of Congress: address on (S.Doc. 185), 3707, 37710
Seeing Lincoln Through His Words: article from Na-
tional Republican by Simeon D. Fess entitled, 3923.
Transportation: survey and recommendations for reform by
National Committee on, 4115.
World Economic Recovery: address by President Hoover as it
appeared in New York Times, on, 4053.
Amendments offered by, to .
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of (SoJ.Res. 211), 4138.
Legislative appropriation bill (H.R. 14562)-Library of Con-
gress, 4810.
Bills and joint 1°esolutions introduced by
Cranston, Lucie P.: to pension (see bill S. 4991), 62.
Donaldson, William W.: to increase pension (see bill S.
5380). 1551.
Hartman, Estella: to increase pension (see bill S. 4990), 62.
Theodore Roosevelt Island: to change name of Roosevelt
Island to (see S.J.Res. 231), 1718.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Recess: to, 2102.
Schall, Thomas D.: authorizing employment of messenger
for (S.Res. 337), 2073.
Petitions and pape1·s presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 946, 1780, 2612, 5190.
Societies and associations, 819, 2956.
Remarlcs by, on
Accounting and auditing systems, 3490, 3595.
Agricultural appropriation bill-agricultural credit agencies,
3697, 3699.
---Federal-aid highways, 3695.
Approval of Journal, 2004, 2244, 2455, 2645, 2880, 3054, 3237,
3583, 3826, 3921, 4107, 4298, 4769, 4958, 5063, 5291, 5426.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 4885, 5114.
Barry, David S., 3514, 3523.
Bonus march ouster, 367.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2584, 2590.
Currency infl.ation, 4401, 4405, 4558, 4570, 4573, 4574, 04575,
4576, 4577, 4578, 4579, 4580, 4581, 4697.
Departmental expenditures, 3940, 3941.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill-prohibition enforcement, 4241, 4242;
- - - prisons, 4243, 4245.
Disarmament, 2479.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4142, 4149, 4166, 4168.
Farm Board and other organizations: employees and salaries
of, 3998.
Farm Loan Act: amendment of, 4979.
Federal and joint-stock land banks, 1261.
First deficiency appropriation bill-tax refunds, 1565.
Foreign debts, 2137.
George Rogers Clark Memorial, Vincennes, Ind., 4982.
Glass-Steagall banking bill: silver, remonetization of, 2369,
2379.
Independent otnces appropriation bill-Interstate Commerce
Commission, 4794, 4797.
International Mercantile Marine Co. mail contract, 5301,
5306.
Interoceanic Canals: hearings before Committee on, 3830.
Legislative appropriation bill, 4805.
---Library of Congress, 4809.
Limitation of debate, 4570.
Monetary question, 1288.
· Mortgage foreclosures: postponement of, 5322.
Navy Department appropriation bill, 5223, 5224.
Order of business, 2455, 3370, 4334, 4558.
Partisan tactics toward legislation, 3448.
Philippine independence, 315, 381, 382, 432, 433, 434, 495.
539, 551, 883.
- - - veto· message, 1796.
4215.
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FESS, SIMEON D.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Roosevelt Island, D.C., 3589.
Second deficiency bill, 5465.
Shuey, Theodore F.: tribute to, 3143.
Tariff and foreign currency depreciation, 2963, 2964, 2976,
2981, 3257.
Tax-exempt securities, 889.
Tteasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 2653,
3380.
- - - air mail service, 3069.
---Bureau of Efficiency, 3454, 3455.
---Bureau of Internal Revenue, 3372.
---conference report, 4892, 4897.
---executive economy, 3148, 3498.
---Government purchase of American goods, 3257.
---personal classification, 3439.
---vocational education, 3465.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4320, 4398, 4399, 4405,
4409.
Wall Street, 4776.
War Department appropriation bill-camps at Army posts
for unemployed, 3944, 3946.
Reports made by, from
Committee to Audit and Control the Contingent Expenses of
the Senate:
Committee on Interoceanic Canals: hearings before (S.Res.
344). 3830.
Indian conditions: survey of (S.Res. 323), 3831.
Schall, Thomas D.: messenger for (S.Res. 337), 3830.
Trammell, Daisye L.: resolution to pay (S.Res. 347), 3830.
~ommittee on the Library:
George Rogers Clark Memorial, Vincennes, Ind. (S.Rept.
1239). 4214.
Georgia Bicentennial Commission (S.J.Res. 223), 3531.
Roanoke Colony: celebration of founding of (S.J.Res. 241),
5068.
Roosevelt Island, D.C. (S.Rept. 1075), 2029.
Statuary Hall (H.ConRes. 47), 4874.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES .
FETZER, Mary H., increase pension (see bill S. 5132).
FEUERHELM, MARGARET E., increase pension (see bill H.R.
13588).
FICKETT, NELLIE L., increase pension (see blll S. 5253).
FIELDS, MARY A., increase pension (see bill HR. 13426).
FIESINGER, WILLIAM L. (a Representative from Ohio).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Campbell, Myrtle: for relief (see bill H.R. 14286), 1986.
Carman, Elizabeth P.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
14210), 1712.
DeMars, Delilah: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14006),
1258.
Hackett, Ada Thomas: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13131). 43.
Lyons, Charles: pension (see bill H.R. 14328), 2128.
Moore, Thomas H.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13582), 363.
Silver: to establish auxiliary monetary reserve of (H.R.
14645)' 3918.
- - - t o remonetize silver and issue silver certificates (H.R.
14784). 5188.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 3053.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bUl-public roads, 1126.
Balancing the Budget--President's message, 3334.
Cates, C. A., 2720.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill, 2613.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Federal Farm Board,
3185.
Monetary system. 3330.
Silver: remonetization of, 3882, 4071, 4072.
Treasury-Post Oflice Departments appropriation bill--ocean
mail, 464.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
FIFTH WORLD'S POULTRY CONGRESS, ROME, ITALY, authoriz-
ing an appropriation for participation by the United
States in (see .S.J.P..es. 232; H.J.Res. 556).
FILENE, EDWARD A., article entitled "Railroads. a Superhigh-
way, and the Unemployed" written by, 3999.
FINANCE AND CREDIT COMPANIES, making notes of such com-
panies subject to discount (see bill H.R. 13566).
FINANCES OF THE UNITED STATES, letter of Secretary of the
Treasury transmitting the annual report on, 79, 151.
Remarks in House relative to, 3885.
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, amend act to provide emergency
financing facilities for (cee b1lls S. 5016; H.R. 13008).
FINANCIAL RELIEF FOR IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS, address de-
livered by Julien N. Friant on the subject of, 5487.
"FINANCIAL SATURNALIA", editorial from the St. Louis Star and
Times entitled, 5067.
FINDLAY, PAUL, article entitled" Right to Maintain Resale Prices,
a Throwback to the Fifth Amendment" writton by, 5436.
FINE ARTS. See COMl'.rrsSION OF FINE AnTS.
FINGAR, ESSIE, relief (see bill H.R. 5786*).
FINGERPRINT BUP..EAU, DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, remaxks in
House relative to appropriations for, 1308.
FINLEY, CHARLES (a Representative from Kentucky).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Abney, Ella: to pension (see bill H.R. 13144), 44.
Anderson, Luther M.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13670), 476.
Arthur, Jesse: to pension (see bill H.R. 13139), 43.
Baird, Jesse: for relief (see bill H.R. 13133), 43.
Clark, Bevley L.: for relief (see bill HR. 13138), 43.
Curd, otha S.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14044), 1326.
Davenport. Henry: to pension (see bill H.R. 13137), 43.
Finley, William H.: to authorize presentation of Distin-
guished Service Cross to (see bill H.R. 14287), 1986.
Hammer, Richard B.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14114), 1436.
Hibbard, Henry: to pension (see bill H.R. 14069), 1355.
Hubbard, Julia: to pension (see bill H.R. 13936), 1055.
King, Charles E.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13136), 43.
Lampkins, John W.: for relief (see btll H.R. 13135), 43.
Page, Ovid L.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14255), 1834.
Perden, Francis A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14115),
1436.
Perry, Mary: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13134), 43.
Poore, Laura B.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13140), 43.
Rhodes, Eliza S.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13141), 43.
Simpson, Ada: to pension (see bill H.R. 13142), 43.
Slusher, Katherine: to pension (see bill H.P... 14675), 4106.
Snyder, David W.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13145), 44.
Taylor, James W.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13143),
44.
Triplet, Nancy: to pension (see bill H.R. 13132), 43.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1779, 2243, 3236, 4865.
Remarks by, on
Beer bill, 772.
Economy in Government expenditures, 1776.
Farm-allotment plan, 1545.
Irrigation projects: water users on, 5153.
National defense, 2313.
Repeal of eighteenth amendment, 2638.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
FINLEY, WILLIAM H., present a Distinguished Service Cross to
(see bill H.R. 14287).
FINNEY, ADRIAN M., relief (H.R. 5950*).
FINNEY, ARTHUR K., relief (see bill H.R. 2188*).
FINNIN, JAMES FRANCIS, correct naval record (see bill H.R.
13475).
FIRST CAMDEN NATIONAL BANK & TRUST CO., relief (see bill
s. 2349).
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BAGWE.LL, TEX., relief (see bill
H.R. 14100).
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, EL DORADO, ARK., relief (see bill
H.R. 8217*).
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JUNCTION CITY, ARK., relief (see
bill H.R. 8216*).
FISCHER, P. A., letter relative to propaganda with regard to
branch banks, 2493.
FISH, HAMILTON, JR. (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 5.
America today: address of Hamilton Fish, Jr., of New York,
on Washington's birthday, discussing, 5277.
Birthplace of the Republic: address at New York State
Washington bicentennial celebration held at Temple Hill,
New Windsor, N.Y., 5650.
Cuba, Keeping Faith With: newspaper article by Mr. Fish
on the subject of, 5626.
Republican Keynote Address: address before the Republican
State convention, Buffalo, N.Y., October 3, 1932, 5620.
Seward, William H.: address at dedication of monument
in Florida, N. Y., in memory of, 5645.
Soviet Russia: recognition of-address relative to, 5394.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Adjusted-service certificates: to provide for immediate pay-
ment to unemployed veterans the face value of their
(see bill H.R. 14439), 2641.
Gedney, Frank: for relief (see bill H.R. 14152), 1548.
Keller, Samuel: for relief (see bUl H.R. 14735), 4555.
McNamara, Anna: to pension (see bill HR. 14468), 2723.
Mantz, William Henry: for relief (see bill HR. 14733), 4555.
Marihuana: prohibiting importation cannabis indica, can-
nabis sativa, or cannibis Americana for purpose of mak-
ing the narcotic drug known a.s (see bill H.R. 14136),
1547.
Osterhout, Anna N.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13583). 363.
Rapelye, Adelaide L.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
14007). 1258.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation: authorizing Attorney
General to investigate failure of any company or corpora-
tion which received a loan in excess of $50,000 from
(see H.J.Res. 552), 1617.
Verolo, Nicholas: for relief (see bill H.R. 14734), 4555.
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FISH, HAMILTON, JR.-Continued
B i lls and joint resolutions introduced by
World's Poultry Congress: authorizing appropriation . to
enable United States to send an exhibit and official
delegates to the fifth (see H.J.Res. 556), 1834.
- - - authcrizing President to extend invitation to foreign
governments to be represented by delegates and to
participate in the sixth (see H.J.Res. 557), 1834.
Mqtions and reso lutions offered by
Cuba: proposing that the President use his influence in
t h e political situation that has arisen in (see H.Con.Res.
45), 1712.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation: requesting President
to submit r eports to the House in regard to certain loans
m ade by (see H .Res. 351), 1834.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 719, 2641, 4454.
Remarks by, on
Busses and trucks: taxation of, 3127.
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1952.
Hunger marchers, 118.
Morat orium on partisan politics, 118.
Overthrow of government, 4265.
Ph11ippine independence-veto message, 1763, 1765.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation: to investigate failure
of companies to which loans have been made by, 3217.
Roosevelt, President-elect Franklin D.: attempt on life of,
4265.
Sales tax-balancing the Budget, 1773, 1774.
Treasury-Post Office Department appropriation bill-con-
ference report, 4615.
War debt question, 119, 120, 121.
War Department appropriation bill-citizens' military train-
ing camps, 2322.
---officers' retired pay, 2057, 2058.
Work of the short ses3ion, 1774.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
FISH AND FISHERIES, protection and regulation of the fisheries
of Alaska (see bill S. 3379 •) .
FISHBURN, WILLIAM N., relief (see bill H.R. 7986*).
FISHBURNE, JOHN W. (a Representative from Virginia).
Attended, 5. · to, 3630.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Griffith, Henry Harrison: for relief {see bill H.R. 13729),
535.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
FISHER, A. K., tribute in Senate to, 5002.
FISHER, JUDGE F. C., paper discussing the constitutional power
of Congress to withdraw the sovereignty of the United
States over the Philippine Islands, 197.
FISHER, HERBERT L., relief {see billS. 5689).
FISHER, IRVING {professor of political economy, Yale University),
address on the subject of inflation, reflation, and currency
depreciation delivered by, 4402.
FISHING INDUSTRY, remarks in House relative to, 3968.
FISHING NETS, inquiry relative to production costs of cotton nets
{see S.Res. 361*).
FITZPATRICK, JAMES M. (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 5286.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Economy Act: to limit the reductions in compensation
applicable to certain employees under (see H.J.Res. 576),
2555.
Government Printing Office: relating to leave with pay for
employees of (see H.J.Res. 574), 2452.
:Miller, Harry: to pension (see bill H.R. 13146), 44.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 535, 1056, 2944, 3343, 3919.
State legislatures, 2128.
Remarks by, on
Alf er, Irene Brand, 3638.
Crop-production loan, 1886.
Farm-allotment plan, 2049.
McHam, Beryl M., 4280.
Navy Department appropriation bill-aviation, 4837.
Public buildings: naming of subcontractors on, 3570, 3573,
3575.
Second deficiency bill-Fort Slocum, N.Y., 5052.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
distinctive paper, 340.
---furlough or pay cut, 345.
---waiving points of order, 396.
War Department appropriation bill, 2053, 2174.
- - Army supplies, 2425.
---officers' retired pay, 2056.
---rivers and harbors, 2060.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Military Affairs:
Naval, Military, and Coast Guard Academies: 'degree o!
bachelor of science (H.Rept. 1986), 3653.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
85
FITZSIMONS GENERAL HOSPITAL, COLORADO, amendment and
remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 2224.
Amendment and remarks in Senate relative to ap_p ropria-
tions for, 3791.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 1816.
"FIVE BIG SCENES IN THE CAPITOL'S DRAMA," remarks in
Senate relative to an article by William Tyler Page
entitled, 985.
FIVE CIVILIZED TRIBES. See INDIANS.
FIVE-DAY WORK WEEK. See also INDUSTRIES OF THE UNITED
STATES.
Bill to prevent interstate shipment of certain commodities
produced in factories working more than 5 days per week
or 6 hours per day (see bill H.R. 14518*).
Joint resolution relating to (see H.J.Res. 530).
Remarks in House relative to, 995, 2934.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 2739, 4304.
FIXED CHARGES OF THE GOVERNMEl""iT, table showing, 4749.
FLAG DAY (JUNE 14), make legal holiday {see H.J.Res. 514).
FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES, authorizing display of the flag
on October 11 of each year in commemoration of the
death of Casimir Pulaski (see S.J.Res. 213; H.J.Res. 498).
Joint resolution to prevent the importation into the United
States of flags or other emblems of authority of the
United States Government {see H.J.Res. 542).
FLAHERTY, THOMAS F., letter favoring the Costigan amendment
prohibiting wage cuts of employees of the United States,
3493.
Statement condemning the present economy law written by.
3382.
FLANNAGAN, JOHN W., JR. (a Representative from VirginiaQ.
Attended, 5.
Remarks by, on
Farm-allotment plan, 1380.
Tucker, Henry St. George: memoria1 address to, 4360.
Waste and extravagance survey, 278.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
FLATHEAD INDIAN RESERVATION. See INDIANS.
FLATHEAD ffiRIGATION DISTRICT, remarks in Senate relative
FLATHEAD IRRIGATION PROJECT, MONTANA, for classification
of lands in (see bill H.R. 13601).
Remarks in House and correspondence relative to, 605, 638.
FLAU'IT, ANNA MARIE, pension {see bill S. 5014).
FLAX. amendment and remarks in House relative to fixing duty
on, 1678.
FLAXSEED, increase the tariff duty on (see bill H.R. 14703).
FLEET RESERVE ASSOCIATION, BRANCH NO.1, PHILADELPHIA,
PA., letter from the secretary remonstrating against the
provisions of section 212 of the pending Senate Economy
Act, 1717.
FLEMING, G. T., relief (see bill H.R. 5171*).
FLEMING, WILLIAM J., relief (see bill H.R. 7301*),
FLENER, VUNA, pension (see bill H.R. 13240).
FLETCHER, DUNCAN U. (a Senator from Florida).
Attended, 3.
American seamen: newspaper editorial on protection of,
3450.
Appointed conferee, 3933, 4455, 5193, 5195, 5348.
Appointed on Joint Select Committee on the Disposition of
Useless Papers in the Executive Departments, 886.
Credentials presented, 1147.
Disability allowance claims, review <:>f: letter from Frank T.
Hines, Administrator of Veterans' Affairs, relative to, 4961.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of-newspaper article rela-
tive to, 4001.
Everglades National Park project: newspaper article on,
2100.
Farm relief: letter from W. E. Knight on, 2558.
Financial questions: radio address of Robert L. Owen en-
titled "Honest Money-the Rankin-Thomas Bills", 2564.
International board of money-value control: communication
relative to, 3423.
Lee, Robert E .: article by Hal Paul Phillips on life of, 2100.
Merchant marine: Article from Washington (D.C.) Evening
Star on the, 3241.
---editorial from Washington (D.C.) Herald on, 2344.
Transient camp: statement relative to a camp for transient
unemployed at Jacksonville, Fla., 4503.
Amendments offered by, to
Agricultural appropriation bill (H.R. 13872)-buildings, 3687.
---naval stores research buildings, 1623. -
Ban~ruptcy system: uniformity of (H.R. 14359), 3242, 5107,
5110.
Emergency Relief and Construction Act (S. 5336), 2645, 3242.
Land offices (H.R. 13710): to increase appropriation for,
1932.
War Department appropriation bill (H.R.14199)-Fort Pierce
Harbor, Fla., 3142.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Federal Farm Loan Act: to amend (see bill S. 5337), 1401.
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Motions and resolutions offered by
Congressional Directory for Seventy-third Congress: to con-
cur, 4653.
Farm Loan Act: amendment of-to clisagree to House
amendments and ask for conference, 5193. . tion Finance Corporation written by, 872.
Hearings before Banking and Currency Committee, Seventy-
third Congress (see S.Res. 373), 4963.
Sanchez, Francis R.: to concur, 5451.
Trammell, Daisye L.: resolution to pay (see S.Res. 347), 3424.
Remarks by, on
Banking situation, 54. .
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 5107, 5110.
Branch banks, 1440.
Clearing-house certificates: whether subject to tax, 5433.
Currency lnfiation, 4577.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton-:{:onference re-
port, 2946.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4219.
Farm Loan Act: amendment of, 4977, 4978, 4979.
---conference report, 5473, 5477, 5479.
Federal and joint-stock land banks, 1261.
Federal home loan banks, 94.
First deficiency appropriation bill: tax refunds, 1552, 1553,
1557.
Foreign commerce and national defense, 1267.
Foreign debts, 1151.
Foreign trade, 4322, 4323.
Glass-Steagall banking blll, 1942, 2001, 2080, 2082.
- - -.bank charters and minimum capital, 2085.
---bank deposits guaranty, 2086, 2291.
---branch banking, 2088, 2089, 2090.
---Federal Reserve System, 2083, 2084.
---President's message, 2084.
Government economy, 2579, 2588. · ·
Grand Central post-office building, New York City, 1168.
Hildreth, C. N., Jr., 2680, 3847.
Increase in banking facilities, 1335, 1407, 1460, 1740.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Interstate Commerce
Commission, 4796. · governors and mayors to consider a proposed moratorium
International Mercantile Marine Co. ma.il contract, 5115.
Monetary situation, 1153, 1287.
Mortgage foreclosures: postponement of, 5016, 5017, 5089,
5090, 5091, 5092, 5093, 5097, 5099, 5325.
Order of business, 4959.
Positions not under civil service, 2255.
Railroads: loans to, 2659, 2662.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans, 1717.
Revised Statutes: repeal of obsolete sections of, 4973.
River and harbor work under Army engineers, 1716.
Shipping Board and American merchant marine, 1148.
Tariff and foreign currency depreciation, 2978.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 2736,
2743, 3251, 3369.
--furlough, 3428.
- - - s alary reduction, 3501.
- -·- Seatrain Co. mail contract, 2671, 2672, 2673, 2675,
2735, 2736, 2737, 2738, 2741, 2742, 2803, 2807.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4322, 4336, 4339,
4412, 4413, 4414, 4486.
War Department appropriation bill-camps at Army posts
for unemployed, 3946.
---conference report, 5480.
Wheat situation, 1189.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Banking and Currency:
Farm Loan Act: amendment of (S.Rept: 1221), 3996.
Committee of conference: .
Farm Loan Act: amendment of (H.Rept. 2198), 5470.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
FLICK, ANNA J., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13599).
FLINT, MARY ELLA, pension (see bill H.R. 14209).
FLOOD, JOEL W. (a Representative from Virginia).
Credentials presented and sworn in, 6.
Elected to committees, 403.
Remarks by, on
Farm allotment plan, 1694.
Farm mortgages, 5055.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
FLOODS, amend act for control of floods on the Mississippi River
(see btll H.R. 14548).
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for flood-con-
trol work, 2436.
Resolution to investigate labor conditions prevailing upon
the flood-control project on the Mississippi River (see
S.Res. 300*).
FLORENCE BARNARD PLAN OF TIME AND MONEY MANAGE-
MENT. make a study of (see H.J.Res. 493).
FLORIDA. report of Secretary of War on survey for a cross-Florida
waterway, 1833.
FLORIDA TIMES-UNION (newspaper), article relative to the
Everglades National Park project appearing in, 2100.
Article by Robert H. Anderson relative to the repeal of the
eighteenth amendment appearing in, 4001.
FLOWERS, investigate costs of production of cut fiowers, fresh
(see S.Res. 369).
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FLOYD, CHARLES 0., relief (see blll H.R. 14407).
FLOYD, HESTER, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14239).
FLYNN, AGNES B., pension (see bill H.R. 13119*).
FLYNN, JOHN T., article relative to operations of the Reconstruc..
FOARD, EMMA E., relief (see bill H.R. 2217*).
FOLDEN, MARY M., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14785).
FOLEY, JOHN J., relief (see bills S. 5520; H.R. 2088).
FOODS AND DRUGS. See also NARCOTIC DRUGS.
Bill to prohibit counterfeiting of drugs (see bill S. 5149).
Bill to amend act to prevent adulteration of (see bill S.
5184) . .
Bill to impose a tax on food products containing organic
fats or oils (see bill H.R. 14108). •
Joint resolution for amendment to the Constitution author-
izing Congress to fix the prices of manufactured food
products (see H.J.Res. 593).
Remarks in House relative to appropriation for enforcement
of the act to prevent adulteration of, 1138.
FORCED LIQUIDATION PROCEEDINGS, message from the Presi-
dent recommending legislation for relief of debtors in
(H.Doc. 522), 1569, 1615. •
FORD, HENRY, remarks in Senate relative to the cooperation of
bankers with certain automobile manufacturers to pre-
vent manufacture of cars by, 2739.
FORD, W. B., relief (see bill H.R. 7687•).
FORECLOSURE. See also FARM MORTGAGES; HoME MoRTGAGES.
Bill to authorize the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to
make loans to banks, trust companies, insurance com-
panies, and building and loan associations for preventing
(see bill H.R. 13878).
Bill to empower judges to grant limited moratoriums with
respect to foreclosures of homes and farms (see bill H.R.
14264).
Joint resolution favoring the calling of a conference of
on sales of homes and farms for tax deliquency (see
H.J.Res. 524).
Remarks in House relative to profiteering on, 3321.
FOREIGN AIR MAIL SERVICE, remarks in House relative to ap-
propriations for, 468.
FOREIGN BONDHOLDERS NATIONAL COMMITTEE, INC., state-
ment relative to the nations of South America and Europe
issued by, 948.
FOREIGN COMMERCE CLUB OF BOSTON, :MASS., letter opposing
the ratification of the treaty with Canada for construc-
tion of the St. Lawrence deep waterway, 418.
FOREIGN COUNTRIES. See also WoRLD PowERs.
Address delivered by Representative Rainey at the banquet
of the Washington College of Law relative to the indebted-
ness to the United States on the part of, 4103.
Amendment and remarks in House relative to prohibiting
the payment of moneys to any country which shall have
failed to meet its obligations to the United States under
its debt-funding agreement, 472.
Article by Senator McKellar, appearing in the Literary
Digest, relative to the proposed cancelation of European
debts, 369.
Article by Calvin Coolidge entitled "Settling the War
Debts", 1425.
Bill to authorize the payment in silver of the principal or
interest of the indebtedness to the United States on the
part of Great Britain (see bill S. 5636).
Bill relating to securities of foreign governments which have
defaulted in their contract obligations to the United
States (see bill H.R. 13661).
Concurrent resolution to print additional copies of hearings
held before the Committee on Ways and Means on House
Joint Resolution 123 relating to moratorium on foreign
debts (see H.Con.Res. 40*).
Editorial from the Saturday· Evening Post · and an article
from the Miami Herald relative to the indebtedness to the
United States on the part of, 1151.
Joint resolution reaffirming the policy of Congress concern-
ing the indebtedness to the United States on the part of
(see S.J .Res. 244) , 2658.
Letters from the Secretary of the Treasury relative to the
indebtedness to the United States on the part of certain,
5489, 5490.
Message from the President relative to the problem of the
war debts owing the United States by (H.Doc. 511), 681,
718.
Remarks 1n House and statistics relative to the indebted-
ness to the United States on the part of, 111, 121, 528, 588,
1006, 1384.
Remarks in House relative to the proposed settlement of the
indebtedness to the United States on the part of certain.
3122.
Remarks in House and cotrespondence relative to the British
note concerning the prospective payment on December 15,
1932, of the war debt of Great Britain to the United
States, 336.
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FOREIGN COUNTRIES--Continued
Remarks in House relative to the proposed moratorium with
regard to the indebtedness to the United States on the
part of, 1004.
Remarks in Senate and statistics relative to the indebted-
neEB to the United States on the part of, 1267.
Remarks in Senate and corresponde~ce relative to discus-
sions between President Herbert Hoover and Premier
Pierre Laval relative to the French indebtedness to the
United States, 1402, 1421.
Remarks in Senate relative to prohibiting financial trans-
actions with governments in default on obligations to the
United--States, 2136, 2138.
IR.emarks in Senate relative to possible cancelation or reduc-
tion of the indebtedness to the United States on the part
of, 2202, 2468, 2656.
Remarks in Senate relative to a so-called "moratorium" on
indebtedness to the United States on the part of certain,
2981.
Remarks in Senate relative to the activities of William C.
Bullitt in the matter of the foreign debts, 3146.
Remarks in Senate relative to the published terms of
debtors to be proposed to the foreign debts, 3850.
Remarks in Senate relative to the default of certain coun-
tries in payment of indebtedness due the United States,
5489.
Resolution to tax private and governmental securit!es of
nations in default of war debts to the United States (see
H.Res. 327).
Statistics relative to the indebtedness to the United .States
on the part of, 1004, 1005.
Table showing cost of production of commodities abroad as
compared with that in the United States, 2963.
Text of the proposal dated June 18, 1923, regarding the
funding of the debt of Great Britain to the United States,
5491.
FOREIGN-CREDIT EXCHANGES OR INSURANCE COMPANIES,
make loans to (see H.J.Res. 609).
FOREIGN CURRENCIES, compensate the industries and agricul-
ture of the United States for depreciation in (see bills
H.R. 13790, 13999) .
Bill to equalize tariff duties by compensating for deprecia-
tion in (see bill H.R. 8557*).
Bill to prevent loss of revenue due to the effects of depre-
ciation in (see bill H.R. 14428).
Bill to provide revenue and to protect American labor
against effects due to depreciation of (see bill H.R.
14435).
Letter from the Secretary of Commerce relative to the effect
on imports and exports of the United States by reason of
depreciation of, 3995.
Letter from L. W. Ainsworth relative to the effect on
American industry of depreciation of, 3010.
Letter from Fred D. Jordan relative to the effect of depre-
ciated foreign currencies on the pulp and paper industry,
4123.
Letter from W. I. Wright on the subject of depreciation of,
5067.
Memorial of Legislature of Maine urging enactment of bill
(H.R. 13999) to maintain the industrles and agriculture of
the United States against the effects of the depreciation
of, 4110.
Remarks in Senate and correspondence relative to the
effect upon American industries of the depreciation of,
2961, 3262. •
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 8557) to equalize tariff
duties by compensating for depreciation in, 3963, 3970,
3971, 4634.
Remarks in House and correspondence relative to deprecia-
tion of, 1818, 2534.
Remarks in House relative to the effect upon United States
markets of imports from countries with depreciated cur-
rency, 3872, ~901, 3904, 3915.
Remarks in House relative to the effect upon tariff rates of
the depreciation of, 5288.
Statement by the Secretary of Commerce relative to depre-
ciation of, 3708.
Text of bill (H.R. 14413) to protect American labor by
equalizing the cost in the United States of articles 1m-
ported from foreign countries the currency of which has
depreciated, 3915.
FOREIGN DECORATIONS AND TESTIMONIALS, allow Paul H.
Goss, Roy B. Newport, Ralph V. Armstrong, and R. H.
Wells to accept (see bill H.R. 13845•).
Joint resolution to allow Hugh S. Cumming, John D. Long,
and Clifford R. Eskey to accept (see S.J .Res. 195 •) .
FOREIGN LOANS. See FOREIGN CoUNTRIEs.
FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES, remarks in
House relative to appropriations for, 461.
Remarks in . House and statistics relative to contracts for,
1135, 1141.
FOREIGN MARKETS FOR AMERICAN PRODUCTS, consider the
advisability of establishing a joint committee to investi-
gate the possibility of creating additional (see S.Res. 310).
87
FOREIGN OIL AND GASOLINE, report of the Federal Trade Com-
mission on investigation of the dumping at Detroit, Mich.,
of (S.Doc. 206), 5192.
FOREIGN POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES, remarks in House
relative to, 3336.
Resolution to appoint a select committee to investigate the
political activities of organizations attempting to in-
fluence (see H.Res. 368). ·
FOREIGN SECURITIES, impose a tax on each sale in the United
States of (see bill H.R. 14459).
FOREIGN SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES, relief of certain
officers and employees of (see bill S. 5574).
Message from the President transmitting report of the
Secretary of State on claims for losses suffered by officers
and employees of (H.Doc. 539), 3530, 3579.
Remarks in· House relative to the proposed further cut in
pay of officials in, 2543.
FOREIGN TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES, report of the Taritf
Commission with respect to an economic analysis of, 5292.
FOREST RESERVATION COMMISSION, annual report of (S.Doc.
145). 59.
FOREST RESERVATIONS, relieve unemployment by developing
and improving (see bill H.R. 14755).
Joint resolutions to fix grazing fees on lands within national
forests (see S.J.Res. 219*; H.J.Res. 517•, 575).
Letter of Secretary of Agriculture transmitting the annual
report on construction of roads and trails in, 819.
Memorial of Legislature of Nevada relative to grazing fees
on lands in, 5435.
Remarks in House relative to the proposed exchange of
lands in, 570.
Statement of Representative Taylor of Colorado before the
subcommittee of the Committee on Agriculture in House
relative to grazing on, 5057.
Statements concerning individual exchanges of land in.
579.
Statistics relative to exchanges of land in, 582.
Table showing work available on the national forests for
unemployment relief, 4733.
FOREST SERVICE, transfer from the Department of Agriculture
to the Department of the Interior (see bill H.R. 13857).
Bill for relief of certain employees of (see billS. 968*).
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 1073, 1116.
Report written by Louis C. Cramton relating to, 1038.
FORFEITED VESSELS, authorize delivery of forfeited vessels to
the Indian Service (see bill S. 3654 •) .
Bill to authorize the Attorney General and the Secretary
of the Treasury to deliver forfeited vessels to State agencies
(see bill H.R. 11991*).
FORGOTTEN WOMEN, newspaper clipping and remarks in
House concerning, 1135.
FORT BENNING RAILROAD, remarks in House relative to, 1813.
2183.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 5531.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 3787.
FORT D. A. RUSSELL, TEX., remarks in House relative to the
abandonment of, 583, 1322, 2216, 3121.
Remarks in Senate relative to the removal of troops from.
1102.
Resolution requesting the retention of troops stationed at
(see H.Res. 326).
FORT HALL INDIAN IRRIGATION PROJECT, IDAHO, amend act
authorizing construction of the Michaud division of (see
b1lls S . 5589; H.R. 14563).
Remarks in House relative to, 642.
FORT HALL INDIAN SCHOOL RESERVE. See INDIANS.
FORT KNOX, KY., remarks in House relative to an appropria-
tion for completion of the purchase of land for construc-
tion of a water-supply system for, 1322.
FORT MARION RESERVATION, FLA., convey to the city of St.
Augustine (see bill H.R. 13881).
FORT MOJAVE INDIAN RESERVATION. See INDIANS.
FORT MYER, VA., announcement of the proposed exhibition ride
in honor of the Members of Congress, February 11, 1933.
at, 3183, 3240.
FORT PECK INDIAN RESERVATION. See INDIANS.
FORT PECK IRRIGATION PROJECT, MONTANA, reduce the area
of (see bill S. 4960*).
FORT PIERCE HARBOR, FLA., amendment in Senate authorizing
appropriations for dredging the channel of, 3142.
FORT SCHUYLER, N.Y., consideration of bill (H.R. 11685) au-
thorizing the lease or sale of property at (see H.Res. 311).
FORTNER, SARAH E., pension (see bill H.R. 13331).
FOSS, FRANK H. (a Representative from Massachusetts).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 4102.
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1393.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Sheridan, Everett P. and Exilda: for relief (see bill H.R.
13324). 76.
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FOSS, FRANK H.-Continued
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 719, 945, 1355, 5652.
Remarks by, on
. Treasury-Post Omce Departments appropriation bill-con-
ference report, 5374.
Reports made by, from
Coolidge, Grace Goodhue: granting franking privilege to
(H.Rept. 2088) , 4767.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
FOSS, FREDERICK, relief (see bill H.R. 13553).
FOSTER, FRANCES E., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13220).
FOSTER, GRACE V., pension (see bill S. 5095).
FOSTER, ROBERT J., relief (see bill S. 2167*).
FOUNTAIN, ESTHER, relief (see bill H.R. 14573).
4-H ACHIEVEMENT, authorizing issuance of congressional cer-
tificate of merit for (see H.J.Res. 513*).
FOX, ALLEN G. T., pension (see bill H.R. 13988).
FOX, CLAUDE ALMON, relief (see bill H.R. 14691).
FOX, DELPHINA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13249).
FOX, MARY A., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13826).
FOX, MARY ANN, pension (see bill S. 5031).
FOX, MARY ELIZABETH, relief (see bill H.R. 3727*).
FOX, SARAH A., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14492).
FOX, WILLIAM A., statement relative to the disability allowance
for ex-service men submitted by, 3709.
FRACAPANE, DOMINIC, relief (see bill H.R. 1567).
FRALEY, KATHRYN E., pension (see bill H.R. 14150).
FRANCE, article appearing in the Washington Daily News relative
to a possible trade pact between France and Canada
against the United states, 886.
Bill to prevent importations from (see bill H.R. 13992).
Excerpt from a statement by Lord Astor relative to· farm
relief in, 3318.
Letter from the Taxpayers' League of Meadville, Pa.., recom-
mending an increased charge on passports to, 1621.
Order in council assessing compensation surtaxes on imports
into, 3107. · 5451.
Remarks in House relative to the refusal of the French Gov-
ernment to pay its war debt to the United States, 472.
Remarks in House relative to the indebtedness to the United
States on the part of, 473. ·
Remarks in Senate relative to the default in payment of
indebtedness to the United States on the part of, 2136,
2139.
Remarks in Senate relative to the status of the indebtedness
to the United States on the part of, 2819.
Remarks in Senate and correspondence relative to discus-
sions between President Hoover and Premier Laval rela-
tive to the indebtedness to the United States on the part
of, 1402, 1421.
Statistics relative to the military forces of, 2173.
Table showing post-war strength of the army of, 3782.
Table showing increase in expenditures for land, naval, and
air armaments since 1913 by, 3783.
Text of an unsigned letter written by a citizen of New York
City returning to the French Ai:nbassador the cross of the
Legion of Honor, 2138.
FRANKING PRIVILEGE. See PosTAL SERVICE.
FRANKLIN SURETY CO., relief (see bill H.R. 11095).
FRANZEL, PETER PAUL, relief of estate (see billS. 1586*).
FRAZIER, LYNN J. (a Senator jrom North Dakota).
Attended, 3.
Appointed conferee, 1449, 2135.
Appointed on funeral committee, 394.
Frazier refinancing bill (S. 1197): statement of William
Lemke, of North Dakota, on, 2517.
Amendments offered by, to
Indians: allotments of deceased Indians (S. 3508, 5483; H.R.
14059), 4653, 4963, 5508.
Interior Department appropriation bill (H.R. 13710), 2645.
---Board of Indian Commissioners, 3242, 3627.
---forestry work, 3632.
War Department appropriation bill (H.R. 14199)-rifl.e
matches, 3951.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced ·by
Allegany, Cattaraugus, and Oil Spring Indian Reservations:
to amend act to grant to State of New York and Seneca
Nation of Indians jurisdiction over taking of fish and
game within (see bill S. 5302), 1162.
Allotted Indian lands: to authorize the change of homestead
designations on (see bill S. 5463), 2131.
Allotments of deceased Indians: to authorize the Secretary
of the Interior to purchase (see bill S. 5483), 2198.
Carpenter, Sarah J.: to increase pension (see bill S. 5032), 63.
Chippewa Indians, Minnesota: reserving Rice Lake and con-
tiguous lands for (see bill S. 5626), 3831.
Chippewa Indians, North Dakota: referring the claims of the
Turtle Mountain Band to the Court of Claims for adjudi-
cation (see billS. 5461), 2131.
Five Civilized Tribes: to amend, as amended, the act to
extend the period of restriction in lands of certain mem-
bers of (see bill S. 5499) , 2343.
FRAZIER, LYNN J.-Continued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Fort Mojave Indian Reservation, Ariz.: to provide for ex-
change of Indian and privately owned lands on (S. 5594),
3489.
Indian: defining the term "Indian" with respect to guard-
ianship by the United States (see bill S. 5462), 2131.
Indians: making it a crime to represent oneself as an In-
dian, and providing punishment therefor (see bill
S. 5697), 5297.
- - - t o authorize appropriation to carry out the provisions
of act of May 3, 1928, to pay certain individual
enrolled (see bill S. 5234), 675. ,
Indian Service: to provide alternate budget for 1935 for
(see bill S. 5622), 3745. ·
Irrigation projects: to extend temporary relief to water
users on (see bill S. 5525), 2563.
Johnson, Patsy Dennis: to pension (see billS. 5464), 2131.
National farm loan associations: to reimburse for payments
of money illegally withheld (see bills S. 5633, 5634), 3932.
Navajo Indian Reservation, N.Mex.: to define exterior
boundaries of (see bill S. 5628), 3931.
Shoalwater Indian Reservation, Wash.: for creation of
Indian village within (see bill S. 5576), 3142.
Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians, North Dakota:
referring to Court of Claims the claiins of (see bill S.
5623), 3745.
Ute Indlans: to authorize an appropriation for payment
to the Uintah, White River, and Uncompahgre Bands of
(see bill S. 5478), 2198.
Williams, Edwin K.: to pension (see bill S. 5303), 1162.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Indian affairs: speech by Mr. King on-to print as public
document, 5450.
Indian conditions: continuing authorization for committee
engaged in survey of (see S.Res. 323), 1623.
Indian irrigation projects: to concur in House amendments
(see bill S. 3675). 2211.
Indian lands: authorizing further expenditure in investi-
gation of matter of Federal aid to States wherein are
located certain (see S.Res. 322), 1623.
Indian lands: timber on-to agree to House amendment,
Indians: allotments of deceased (S. 3508)-to agree to
House amendments, 4:653.
Rules of Senate: to amend (see S.Res. 338), 2133.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 1159.
State legislatures, 4870, 5294, 5435.
Remarks by, on .
Committee on Indian Affairs: special assistant for, 5441.
Disarmament, 2478, 2479, 2480, 2481, 3951.
Farm allotment plan, 5307, 5517, 5519.
Farm mortgages: foreclo~ures of, 3952.
Five Civilized Tribes in Oklahoma-conference report, 2201.
Fort Peck irrigation project, Montana, 5007.
Glass-Steagall banking bill, 2480, 2481.
Governmental expenditures, 2478, 2479.
Government economy, 3951.
Increase in ba~g facilities, 1626.
Indian irrigation projects: deferment of construction
charges on, 2210.
Indian lands: homestead designations on allotted, 4987.
Indians: allotments of deceased, 4971, 5487, 5508.
Interior Department appropriation b111-Board of Indian
Commissioners, 3627, 3629.
---forestry work, 3632.
---Indian courts, 3626.
---irrigation projects on Indian reservations, 3632.
Merchant marine policies, 3297.
Navajo Indian Reservation, Utah, 4971.
Order of business, 1732.
Pine Ridge Indians, 3674.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans, 1717.
Refinancing farm mortgages, 1716.
Seneca Indians, New York, 4976.
Timber on Indian lands, 5004.
Treasury-Post Omce Departments appropriation bill-air
mail service, 3070.
---executive economy, 3429, 3509.
---exportable crop surpluses, 3284.
---salary reductions, 3429.
War Department appropriation bill, 3860.
---camps at Army posts for unemployed,· 3952.
---conference report, 5229.
- - r i f l e matches, 3951, 3961.
Unemployment conference, 1112.
Unemployment responsibility of Congress, 169.
Wheat situation, 1189, 1193.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Agriculture and Forestry:
Agriculture: relief of (S.Rept. 1251), 4459.
~mmittee to Audit and Control the Contingent Expenses of
the Senate:
Investigation of Indian land taxation: to continue (S.Res.
322), 3632.
Committee of conference:
Five Civilized Tribes in Oklahoma (H.R. 8750, Rept. 1889),
2200.
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FRAZITIR, LYNN J.-Continued
Reports made by, from
Committee on Indian Affairs:
Chippewa Indians, Minnesota (S.Rept. 1282), 4873.
Drainage district no. 1, Richardson County, Nebr. (S.Rept.
1145), 3242.
Indian conditions (S.Rept. 1101), 2131.
Indian irrigation projects: water users on (S.Rept. 1197),
3744.
Indian lands not taxed (S.Rept. 1100), 2131.
Indian Service: budget for (S.Rept. 1252), 4459.
Minnesota State Sanatorium (S.Rept. 1219), 3996.
Navajo Indian Reservation, Utah (S.Rept. 1199), 3744.
Seneca Indian Nation: to confer jurisdiction on (S.Rept.
1217), 3931.
Shoalwater Indian Reservation, Wash. (S.Rept. 1198), 3744.
Sioux Indian .c!aims (S.Rept. 1044), 1551.
Survey of Indian conditions (S.Rept. 25, pts. 4 and 5),
1551, 1781.
Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians, North Dakota
(S.Rept. 1269), 4652.
Ute Indians, Utah (S.Rept. 1200), 3744.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
FRAZIER, NORA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13232}.
FREAR, JAMES A. (a Representative from Wisconsin).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
Interior Department appropriation bill: reservoir sites, Flat-
head project, 640.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Elkin, Anna M.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13"831),
817.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 416.
Remarks by, on
Farm allotment plan, 1485.
Foreign debts, 1006.
Interior Department appropriation bill: Indian irrigation
projects, 640, 641, 642.
Philippine independence, 1006.
Public buildings: naming of subcontractors on, 3!$71.
Tribute to retiring Members, 5550.
War debt question, 114, 115.
Votes of. See YE.'<-AND-NAY VoTES.
FP..EE, · ARTHUR M. (a Representative from California).
Attended, 5.
Panics: speech before Rotary Club, Washington, D.C., on,
3308.
Remarks by, on
Tryon, Addie I. and Lorin H., 3220.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
FREEMAN, DANIEL WEBSTER, relief (see bill H.R. 13320).
FREEMAN, JMffiS E. (Bishop of Washington), letter inviting
the members of the Senate and House of Representa-
tives to attend memorial services to Calvin Coolidge to
be held in the Washington Cathedral, 1714, 1756.
Tribute to Calvin Coolidge by, 1905.
FREEMAN, RICHARD P. (a Representative from Connecticut).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Beebe, Bessie C.: to increase pension (see bill H .R. 14308),
2065.
Macumber, Luella E.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13147), 44.
Perkins, Elizabeth W.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
14008), 1258.
Tryon, Martha M.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14609),
3654.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
FREIGHT RATES. See also RAILROADS.
Letters from A. McLaughlin relative to, 306, 12~1.
FREMLING, CHARLES L., relief (see bill H.R. 13967).
FREMONT NATIONAL FOREST, extend the boundaries of (see bill
s. 3009•).
FRENCH, BURTON L. (a Representative from Idaho).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 3801, 5360.
Tribute to services, 648, 5549.
Amendments offered by, to
Interior Department appropriation bill-Bureau of Educa-
tion publications, 593.
---Bureau of Reclamation, 594.
---printing and binding, Office of Education, 933.
Dills and joint resolutions introduced by
Big Lost River irrigation project: to provide for rehabilita-
tion of (see bill H .R. 13557), 363.
Columbia and Snake Rivers: providing for establishment o!
joint through rates and rates between rail and water car-
riers on (see bill H.R. 13488), 284. · 3184.
Crane Creek irrigation project: for the rehabilitation of (see
bill H.R. 13529), 297.
Furlough: amending provisions of the legislative appropria-
tion act of June 30, 1932, relative to the (see bill H.R.
13556) 363,
1 State legis1atUI"es, 4210.
89
FRENCH, BURTON L.-Contlnued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Grazing and range development: authorizing Secretary of
Interior to enter into a cooperative agreement with State
of Idaho and private landowners for (see bill H.R. 13559),
363.
Idaho: authorizing Secretary of Interior to enter into coop-
erattve agreements for grazing and range develop-
ment with State of Idaho and private owners of
lands in Lemhi Count y (see bUl H.R. 14177), 1616.
---for inclusion of certain lands in the national forests
in State of (see bill H.R. 14226}, 1779.
Jermark, Ernest W.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13148), 44.
Lewiston Orchards irrigation project: to provide for rehabili-
tation of the (see bill H.R. 13531), 297.
Mineral claims: to provide for filing in United States land
offices of notice of location and assessment work of (see
bill H.R. 13558), 363.
Pend Oreille Lake: to construct bridge across (see bills H.R.
13956, 13974) 1099, 1145.
1
Rathdrum Prairie area: to provide for rehabilitation of irri-
gation districts in (see bill H.R. 13536), 298.
Reclamation fund: authorizing Reconstruction Finance
Corporation to make advances to (see bill H.R. 14619),
3735.
Salmon National Forest: to add certain ·lands to (see bill
H.R. 14123), 1'547.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
State legislatures, 4210, 4376, 5063, 5652.
Remarks by, on
Coeur d'Alene and St. Joe National Forests, 702.
F!.rm allotment plan, 1350.
Grazing and range development, Custer County, Idaho, 3555.
Grazing on public domain, 3565.
Interior Department appropriation · bill--colleges of agricul-
tural and mechanic arts, 601.
- - - Coos Bay wagon road lands, 597.
---Education Bureau publications, 593, 594, 930, 933.
---forest reserves, 599.
- - - Howard Un1 vcrsity, 586.
---Indian affairs, 601.
---Indian irrigation projects, 003, 638, 639, 641, 642, 64.3,
644.
---land offices, 597, 598.
---reclamation, 655, 656, 657, 660, 661, 662.
---St. Elizabeths Hospital, 936.
---transfer of appropriations, 941.
---Virgin Islands, 934.
Irrigation projects: water users on, 5145.
Legislative procedure on appropriation bills, 5553.
Livestock industry: stabilization of, 3564.
National forest land exchanges, 571.
Naval strength, 4725.
Navy Department appropriation bill, 4714, 4725, 4815.
---patent rights, 4826.
---salary reduction, 4827.
---vessels, 4841, 4842.
Order of business, 3562.
Permanent appropriations, 645.
Samoa: government for American, 4935.
Taylor, Edward T.: tribute to, 648.
War Department appropriation bill--conference report, 5386.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
FRENCH, EMMA F., pension (see bill H.R. 14092).
FRIANT, JULIEN N., address on the subject of financial relief for
improvement districts delivered by, 5487.
FRUM, CHARLES H., relief (see bill H.R. 13416).
FRYE, HENRY, relief (see bill S. 5223).
FUGATT, WILLIAM EDWARD, pension (see bill S. 5492).
FULBRIGHT. JAMES F. (a Representative from Missouri).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
House of Representatives: to reduce salaries of Members of
the (see bill H.R. 13663), 476.
Walker, H. J.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13325), 76.
Remarks by, on
District of Columbia appropriation bill-highway depart-
ment, 4265.
---prisons, 4435.
---taxicabs, 4202.
---tax rates, 4187, 4191.
Salaries of Government employees, 4078.
Tax-exempt securities, 4085.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
FULKS, COLUMBUS R., pension (see bills S. 5011; H.R. 13417).
FULLER, CLAUDE A. (a Representat-ive from Arkansas).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
Independent offices appropriation bill-Federal Farm Board,
---Interstate Commerce Commission, 3206.
BiUs and joint resoluti ons introduced by
Jordan, R. D.: t o increase pension (s:!e bill H.R. 13618), 415.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
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FULLER, CLAUDE A.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Claims for deaths of M.exican nationals, 717.
Crop-production loan, 1887, 1891.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4527.
Farm-allotment plan, 1543, 1594.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Civil Service Com-
mis~;ion, 3134.
---Federal Farm Board, ;3184, 3188.
Morristowu National I~istorical Park, N.J., 4539, 5171.
Public buildings: naming of -subcontractors on, 3572.
War Department appropriation bill-rivers and harbors,
2435.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Public Lands:
Morristown National Historical Park, New Jersey (H.Rept.
1962)' 3342.
Votes of. See YEA-ANn-N.~Y VoTES.
FULLER, MARY BA!-1-x8, pension (see bill H.R. 14188).
FULLER, POLLY~ 1ncrease pension (see bill S. 5071).
FULLER & CO., W. P., relief (see bill S. 4144).
FULMER, HAMPTON P. (a Representative from South Carolina).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 1325, 2192, 3090.
Amendrr.-ents offered by, to
Cotton classification (H.J.Res. 434), 3551.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Articles produced in United States: to limit · purchases of
Post Office Department so far as possible to (see bill H.R.
13306) • 7..5. - Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
Bank checks: to repeal tax on (see bill H.R. 13972); 1145.
Crop production and harvesting: to provide for loans to
farmers during year 1933 for (see bill H.R. 13492), 284.
Drainage, irri:ge.tlon, and levee distlicts: -authorizing Re-
construction Finance Corporation to make loans to aid
in refunding or financing obligations of (see bill H.R.
13996)' 1257.
Farm-mortgage indebtedness: to provide for the refinanc-
ing of (see bill H.R. 14365), 2243.
Government-owned wheat and cotton: authorize distribu-
tion to the American National Red Cross and ether or-
ganizations for relief of distress (see H.J.Res. 494), 152.
Harmon, Jesse C.: to place on retired list of Marine Corps
(H.R. 14594), 3581.
Interest rates: to reduce interest rates on loans by Recon-
struction Finance Corporation or its agencies (H.J.Res.
595)' 3735.
Radio broadcasting: providing for a study of (H.Con.Res.
51). 4767.
Salley, Olin J.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14009), 1258.
Sewerage systems . or sewage-disposal works: to authorize
Reconstruction Finance Corporation to make loans to
aid in financing projects for the construction of (see
bill H.R. 13818), 816.
Watson, Ida. C.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13326),
76.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 2791.
Remarks by, on
Boice, Leonard Theodore, 4279.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5255, 5256.
Cotton classification, 703. 1880, 3548, 3549.
Crop-produetion loan, 1887.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 142, 1325, 1832.
Farm-allotment plan, 703, 1508, 1532, 1594, 1667, 1672.
Gasoline tax, 2938.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Federal Trade Com-
mission, 3200.
Irrigation projects: water users on, 5152.
Jute, 1681. 1682.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Agriculture:
Butter: oleomargarine and adulterated (H.Rept. 1996),
3823.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of (H.Rept. 2094) ,
4767 . .
Dairy products .and dairy industry (H.Rept. 2031), 4105.
Comm.ittee of Conference:
Distribution of Government-owned cotton (see bill H.P...
13607. H.Rent. 1873), 1832. · Claims for deaths of Mexican nationals, 717.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
FULTZ, CHARLOTTE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13177).
FUNERALS OF DECEASED 1\.iEMBERS OF CONGRESS, remarks
in House relative to the cost of, 3413.
ltesoh.tti.on limiting expense of (see H.Res. 356).
FUREY, GEORGIANNA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 11964*).
FURLOUGHS. See EMPLOYEES oF THE UNITED STATES; LEGISLATIVE
BRANCH OF THE GOVERNMENT.
FURMANKIEIVICZ, JOSEPH, pension (see bill H.R. 14406).
FURS, amend act rela t1 ve to the tax on {see blll H.R. 14532 • ) .
FUTURES, authorize and direct the Secretary of Agriculture to
.investigate the cost of maintaining the present system of
future trading in agricultural products (see S.J.Res. lOB•).
GABLE, M. BLANCHE, pension (see bill H.R. 14653).
GALLAHAN, JENNIE BRUCE, relief (see bill li.R. 8119).
GALLION, EDITH RHODES, pension (see bills H.R. 13798, 13864).
GALLOWAY, .ROBERT P., letter relative to the fish and game taws
as applied to the Seneca Nation of Indians, 2342, 2343.
GAMBRILL, STEPHEN W. (a Representative from Maryland).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
District of Columbia appropriation bill (H.R. 14643)-pub-
lic schools, 4272.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Civil Service retirement: to amend act of May 29, 1930,
relating to (see bill H.R. 13973), 1145.
Coyle, Irwin D.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14256, H.J.Res.
555). 1779, 1834.
George Washington Memorial Bridge Corporation: to au-
thorize the construction of a bridge across the Potomac by
(bill H.R. 14303), 2064.
Reed, Charles H.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13327), 76.
Sanford & Brooks Co.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13619), 415. •
Remarks by, on
District of Columbia a.pp!'opriation bill-public schools,
4273, 4275, 4276.
Galla.han, Jennie Bruce, 4863.
Linthicum, John Charl-es: memorial address to, 4361.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Naval Affairs:
Coyle, Irwin D. (H.Rept. 2009), 3918.
Gro:ve, Elbert L. (ff.Rept. 1818), ' 1325.
McDougall, Joseph Michael (H.Rept. 1813), 1099.
Taylor, Lt. H. W. (H.Rept. 1893), '2335.
GANNON, CARRIE, relief (see bill H.R. 13727).
GARBAGE DISPOSAL PLANTS, allow the Reconstruction Finance
Corpo:cation to make loans to finance (see bill H.R.
14660).
GARBER, M. C. (a Representative from Oklaho1'1Ul).
A:ttlended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Agricultural lands: to provide for lea-sing and withdrawal o!
certain (see bill H.R. 14798), 5651.
Austin, Harriet E.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13149), 44.
Bank checks: to repeal the tax on (see bill H.R. 14343),
2193.
Barton, May I.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13150).
44.
Deem, Sarah E.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14116),
1436.
Farm implements: to authorize House Judiciary Commit-
tee to investigate costs of material used in the manu-
facture of major (see H.Res. 336), 111)0.
Interstate Commerce Act: to amend (H.R. 14666), 4106.
Laltey, Mary E.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13151),
44.
Pickinpaugh, Nira: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13621),
415.
Postage--to restore the 2-cent rate of postage on first-
class mail (see bill H.R. 14344), 2193.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation: to suspend making
of certain loans by (see H.J.Res. 611), 5062.
Walmer, Sarah L.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14094),
1396.
Weythman, Lewis: for relief (see bill H.R. 13620), 415.
Williams . .Marion S.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13937), 1055.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 364, 41.6, 608, 666, 817, 1258, 1396,
1436, 1779. 1908. 2065, 2128, 2453, 2944, 3236, 3582, 3654,
3825, 3992, 4454, 4556, 4768, 4866.
Societies and associations, 285, 298, 364, 477, 535, 1020, 1146,
1549, 1617, 1713, 1779, 1908, 2065, 2128, 2194, 2243, 2337,
2453, 2724, 2791, 2944, 3236, 3582, 3654. 3825, 3992, 4210,
4556, 4768, 4866, 5063, 5189.
State legislatures, 2944, 4454.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 1024.
---naval stores, 1120.
Balancing the farmer's budget, 1064.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2909, 5359.
Beer bill. 810.
Chilocco Indian School, 651.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 4747, 4748.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5270.
Currency inflation, 4765, 5888.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor .appro ..
pria.tion bill, 2611, 2612.
---Court of Claims, 2765.
---Indian claims, 2611.
District of Columbia appropriation bill, 3895.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4518.
Farm-a.llotment pJan, 1350, 1375, 1497, 1586, 1662.
Farm commodities: price levels of, 4755.
Fa.."'"lll relief-contract system, 1015.
Federal rural mortgage land banks, 2527 •
Gov.ern.m .ent purehase of American goods, 1892.
Independent offices approptlation ·b ill-Federal Trade Com-
mission, 3205.
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GARBER, MILTON C.-Continued
Remarks by, on · GAVAGAN, JOSEPH A. (a Representative frcnn New York).
Interior Department appropriation bill-Howard University,
586.
---Indian affairs, 651.
Interatate commerce, 3207.
Legislative appropriation bill-restaurant: House, 3403.
---salary reduction, 3392.
Legislative procedure relative to appropriation bllls, 3315.
Louderback, Harold, 4916.
Medicinal liquor: prescribing of, 494.2.
National forest land exchanges, 572.
National Guard of South Dakota, 5173.
Navy Department appropriation bill--officers' pay, 4819.
Otoe and Missouri Indian Tribes, 702, 1879.
Phtltppine independence--veto message, 1768.
Reclamation projects: effects of, 4758.
Reconstruction Finance Corpora.tion loans-farm relief, 1011,
1012.
Rural mortgage land banks: creation of, 4738.
Tariffs and foreign-currency depreciation, 3875.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
waiving points of order, 398.
Unemployment relief, 4732.
War Department appropriation bill, 2214.
---Army supplies, 2426.
---national defense, 2326.
Woodring, Irvin A.: tribute to, 2547. ·
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
GARBER. W. C., relief (see bill H.R. 13292*).
GARD, ETHEL, pension (see bill H.R. 14368).
GARDINER, ESTELLE M .. relief (see bill H.R. 5270*).
GARDNER, MARY R., pension (see bill S. 5472).
GARNER, JOHN N. (a Representative from Texas). See also
SPEAKER.
Attended, 6.
Sworn in as Vice President, 5656.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Rio Grande, Tex.: to extend the time for construction of a
bridge across (see blll H.R. 14411), 2555.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill-permanent approprlatlOrnl,
1042.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
GARNER, LEWIS, pension (see bill H.R. 13169).
GARRETT, DANIEL E. (late a Representative from Texas).
Memorial address to, 4366, 4367.
Memorial services to, 4345, 4366.
Resolutions on death of (see H.Res. 320*; S.Res. 304*).
Tribute of Dr. James Shera Montgomery at the funeral
services of, 565.
GARRISON, LAURA A., pension (see bill H.R. 13758).
GARY, WILLIAM, pension (see bill H.R. 14025).
GAS AND ELECTRIC POWER UTILITIES, report of the Federal
Trade Commission on investigation of, 38.
GAS AND OIL, amend act to promote the minlng of (see bill
s. 4509*).
Bill for the conservation of (see bill S. 5258).
GASKILL, FRANCES C., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13284).
GASOLINE, amendment in Senate to bill (H.R. 14416) to make the
Federal tax effective until June 30, 1934, 3531.
Amendment in Senate relative to the Federal tax on, 3352.
Bill to make the Federal tax effective untll June 30, 1934
(see bill H.R. 14416*).
Bill to increase the tax in the District of Columbia on (see
bill H.R. 5823 •) .
Memorial of Legislature of Nebraska opposing continuance
of the Federal tax on, 3826.
Memorial of Legislature of Oklahoma urging repeal of the
excise tax on, 4111.
Remarks in House relative to the Federal tax on, 2332, 2938.
Report of the Federal Trade Commission on investigation of
the dumping of foreign oil and gasoline at Detroit, Mich.
(S.Doc. 206), 5192.
GASQUE, ALLARD H. (a Representative from South Carolina).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Howell, Jerusha C.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13503), 284.
Joyner, Edgar R.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14257), 1834.
Pee Dee River: to extend times for commencing and com-
pleting construction of bridge across (see bill H.R. 13372),
152.
Skinner, Ltllian T.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13884), 944.
Waccamaw River: to extend times for commencing and com-
pleting construction of bridge across (see bill H.R. 13372),
152.
Remarks by, on
Omnibus pension bill, 4857.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the District of Columbia:
Degree-conferring institutions (H.Rept. 1882), 2127.
Teachers' salary act {H.Rept. 1881), 2127.
Committee on the · Territories:
Power and light, Molokai, Hawali (H.Rept. 1839), 1546.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
91 '
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GATES, URSULA, Increase pension (see bill H.R. 14426):
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introcf,uced by
Hudson River: to repeal act to incorporate North River
Bridge Co. and to authorize construction of bridge across
(see b111 H.R. 18461), 230.
Remarlcs by, on .
Interior Department appropriation bill-Howard University,
937, 938.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
GAYLORD, S. F., relief (see bill H.R. 2926*).
GEDNEY, FRANK, relief (see bill H.R. 14152)~
GEDRIS, MARIANNA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13228).
GElS, D. MARION, pension (see bill H.R. 14466).
GEISER, EMIL JOHN, relief (see bill H.R. 13255).
GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE, letter from the Comptroller
General of the United States transmitting the annual
report of the work of, 39, 60.
Messages from the President transmitting schedules of
claims allowed by (S.Docs. 165, 198, 203; H.Docs. 507, 510,
543). 606, 1397,. 3823, 5065, 5433.
GENERAL BAKING CO., relief (see bill S. 5335).
GENERAL BOX CO., WINCHENDON, !W\.SS., letter urging modi-
fication of the Volstead Act received from, 301..
GENERAL DISARl\.IA.MENT CONFERENCE AT GENEVA, article
appearing in the New York Times entitled "Five Peace
Groups Join at Philadelpliia in Plea to Instruct Geneva
Delegates", 3951.
Message from the President transmitting estimate of ap-
propriation for expenses of (S.Doc. 159), 1163.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 1301, 1949.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, remarks in House relative to the pro-
posed transfer from the Department of the Interior to the
Department of Agriculture, 1034.
Report written by Louis C. Cramton relating to, 1038.
Res<:>lutions disapproving of the Executive order trans-
ferring the General Land Office from the Departme!lt of
the Interior to the Department of Agriculture (see S.Res.
313; H .Res. 332).
GENERAL LEAVE TO PRINT. See CoNGRESSIONAL RECORD.
GENERAL MANUFACTURERS' SALES EXCISE TAX, levy (see blll
H.R. 13426).
"GENERAL WELFARE", remarks in House entitled, 2783.
GENEREUX, EMILE, present Congressional Medal of Honor to
(see bill H .R. 14327).
GE:N'EVA CONFERENCE. See GENX::RAL DISARMAMENT CoNFERENCE
AT GENEVA.
GEODETIC SURVEY. See CoAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY.
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, letter of Secretary of the Interior trans-
mitting a statement of expenditures on Indian lands by,
39, 59.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 928.
GEORGE, BILLY, pension (see bill H.R. 13949).
GEORGE, M. C. (late a Representative from Oregon).
Tribute to, 5288.
GEORGE, WALTER F. (a Senator from Georgia).
Attended, 3.
Article on war debts written by, 66.
Credentials presented, 78.
Debts, public and private: article from New York Times by
Charles Merz on, 2861.
Railroads and the unemployed: magazine article by Edward
A. Filene on, 3999.
Amendments offered by, to
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of (H.R. 14359) , 5101, 5103.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of (S. 5122) ,_4393 . .
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Lahor appro-
priation btil (H.R. 14363)-prisons, 4246.
Glass-Steagall banking bill (S. 4412), 1943, 2403, 2511.
Legislativ.e appropriation bill (H.R.. 14562)--committee em-
ployees, 3490.
Radio regulations (H.R. 7716), 3767.
Treasury-Post Otlice Departments appropriaticn bill (H.R.
13520)--salary reduction, 3474.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for (S. 5125), 4395.
Bills and joint resoluti.:ms introduced by
Board of Tax Appeals: to amend subdivision (a) of section
.1001 of Revenue Act of 1926, with respect to review of
certain decisions of (see bill S. 5262), 820.
Council of National Stability and Welfare: to amend law
for the purpose of est ablishing (see bill S. 5319) , 1162.
Farm mortgages: to refinance by the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation indebtedness of (see bill S. 5329), 1283.
Public schools: to amend section 201 of Emergency Relief
.and Construction Act of 1932 to provide for certa in loans
by Reconstruction Finance Corporation to aid {s2e bill
s. 5263)' 820.
Savannah Rl.ver, Lincolnton, Ga.: to consent to bridge
(S. 5659), 4300.
tJnited States Georgia Bicentennial Commission: estab-
lishing (see S.J.Res. 223), 820.
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GEORGE, WALTER F.-Continued
Motions and resolutions offered by
Georgia Bicentennial Commission: to agree to House
amendment, 4963.
- - - t o disagree to House amendment and ask for con-
ference, 3993.
Notice of motion to reconsider, 4867.
Reconsider: to, 4963.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3994.
State legislatures, 4299.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy cases: proof of claims in, 4976.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 4882, 4883, 5103, 5118,
5125, 5126.
Barry, David S., 3274, 3282.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 4389, 4390, 4394,
5312.
Crop surpluses and their control, 731, 732.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill-prisons, 4246, 4247, 4251.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 953, 954.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4175:
Farm Loan Act: amendment of, 4979.
Farm mortgages, 1283, 2864.
Georgia Bicentennial Commission, 3592.
Glass-Steagall banking bill-banking affiliates, 2408.
---Federal Reserve System, 2277.
---investment securities, 2406, 2511.
---silver, remonetization of, 2383.
Government economy, 2586.
Labor's emergency relief program, 1442.
Mail transportation by mot or vehicle, 3668.
Mortgage foreclosures: postponement of, 5019, 5099, 5100.
Radio regulation, 3767.
Stamp money, 4332.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 3468,
3474.
---Executive economy, 3166.
---ocean Mail Service, 3290, 3298.
---vocational education, 3463.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4335, 4337, 4339, 4395.
War Department appropriation bill--camps at Army posts
for une~ployed, 3854.
---railroads, 3787.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
GEORGE ROGERS CLARK MEMORIAL, VINCENNES, Th'"D., au-
! thorize an appropriation for completion of (see b111 S.
5625*). . tration, 3027.
GEORGETOWN BARGE, DOCK, ELEVATOR & RAILWAY CO., an-
nual report of (S.Doc. 179), 1619, 1712, 3243.
GEORGETOWN GASLIGHT CO., annual report of (S.Doc. 179),
2956, 3051, 3243.
Bills to authorize the merger with the Washington Gas
Light Co. (see bills S. 5225; H.R. 13853 *).
GEORGE WASHINGTON BICENTENNIAL COMMISSION, relating
to the tenure of congressional members of (see bill H .R.
14745*).
Report and digest of activities of, 4649.
Report of activities of the District of Columbia Commission,
3051.
Statement of appropriations and estimates for, 3022.
GEORGE WASHINGTON-WAKEFIELD MEMORIAL BRIDGE COR-
PORATION, allow them to bridge the Potomac River (see
biils S. 5431-, 5466, 5701•; H.R. 14303 •, 14787*).
GEORGIA, allow the State to bridge the Savannah River (see bills
S. 4972*, 5659*; H.R. 14665).
Joint resolutions to establish the United States Georgia
Bicentennial Commission (see S.J.Res. 223*; H.J.Res.
518*).
Memorial of Legislature relative to the manufacture of cot-
ton duck at the Atlanta penitentiary, 4299.
Ratification by the legislature of the proposed amendment
to the Constitution of the United States relative to the
terms of the President, Vice President, Senators, and
Representatives, 3239, 3341.
Remarks in House ·r elative to the refusal of the Governor
of New Jersey to extradite an escaped convict from · the
prison camps in, 989, 1009.
GERMANTOWN, MO., remarks in House on bill (H.R. 2103) for
relief of St. Ludgers Catholic Church of, 4291.
GERMANY, excerpt from a statement by Lord Astor relative to
l farm relief in, 3318.
Resolut ion to suspend payments of awards of the Mixed
Claims Commission under the settlement of War Claims
Act of 1928 (see S.Res. 342).
Table showing increase in expenditures for land, naval,
and air armaments since 1913 by, 3783.
'GERMINO, ANTHONY, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14350).
GERRY, PETER G., mentioned in debate in Senate, 1557.
GERSON, ABRAl.! L., relief (see b111 H.R. 4109•).
GIANAROS, JAMES J., relief (see bill H.R. 3037).
GIANNETTI, MICHAEL, relief (see bill H.R. 14333).
GffiBONS, MARY ELIZABETH, increase pension {see blll H.R.
13214).
GmSON, ERNEST W. (a Representative from Vermont).
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1354.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
District of Columbia: authorizing Commissioners to grant
a permit for construction of oil and gasoline pipe line
(see b111 H.R. 14725), 4554.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 535, 1549, 1834, 4454, 4768, 4957,
5652.
Societies and associations, 1834, 2243, 2642, 2724, 3419, 3736,
3919, 4556, 5063, 5189, 5290, 5426.
Remarks by, on
Army officers' pay based on active commissioned service,
2938.
Civil Service retirement, 3418.
Deportation of aliens, 2776.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4526.
First deficiency appropriation bill-Immigration Service,
1315.
Hale, Yvonne, 5400.
Maple sugar and the tariff, 4954.
Railway systems: consolidation of, 4760.
Weeks, John E.: tribute to, 5642.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
GIFFORD, CHARLES L. (a Representative from Massachusetts).
Attended, 5.
Appoint£d on Coolidge funeral committee, 13:l3.
Appointed teller to count the electoral vote, 1832.
Bill.s and joint resolutions int rodu ced by
Buck, Nathan A.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13410), 153.
Carter, William J.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13622), 415.
Fuller, Mary Banks: to pension (see bill H.R. 14188), 1617.
President, Vice President, and Congress: changing time for
meeting of Congress, etc. (see bill H .R. 14796), 5651.
Walmsley, Harry B.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13584), 363.
Remarks by, on
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 3797.
Constitutional conventions, 225.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5!261.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 713.
Farm allotment plan, 1379, 1516, 1601, 1684.
Farm and indust ry's plight, 1238.
Gasoline tax, 2899, 2900, 2901.
Home-loan banks, 2532, 2534.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Vetera.ns' Adminis-
Industrial relief, 3883.
Life Saving Service ret irement, 361.
Monetary system, 3327.
National Economy League report-veterans' benefits, 1237,
1238, 1239.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans: publicity of,
2543.
Relief measures for the f armer, 1238.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
ocean mail, 467.
---refunds of taxes, 354, 355.
Veteran benefit percentages, 1233.
War Department appropriation bill--citizens' military .train-
ing camps, 2323.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
GIGLER, FRANK H., relief (see bill H.R. 14023).
GILBERT, RALPH (a Representative from Kentucky).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joi nt resolutions introduced by
Farm mortgages: to establish credit system for liquidating,
refinancing, or refunding at reduced interest rate (see bill
H.R. 14184), 1617.
Theodore Roosevelt Island: to change name of Roosevelt
Island to (see bill H.R. 14228), 1779.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3419.
Remarks by, on
District of Columbia: bonds in criminal cases, 5423, 5424.
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 11.
Library of Congress, 5043.
Philippine independence, 1771.
Samoa: government for Alnericnn, 4932, 4934.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the District of Columbia:
Criminal cases: bonds for compensation in (H.P..ept. 2171),
5188.
Revised Statutes (see H.Rept. 1919), 2640.
---sale of Government property (H.Rept. 1918), 2640.
Sale of property (H.Rept. 1979), 3581.
Trades licenses (H.Rept. 1924), 2722.
Committee on the Library:
George Rogers Clark Memorial, Vincennes, Ind. (H.Rept.
2173)' 5289.
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von (H.Rept. 2083 ), 4641.
Roosevelt Island, D.C. (H.R. 14228, H.Bept. 1876), 1986.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
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GILCHRIST, FRED C. (a Representative from loUXL).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
Farm allotment bill (H.R. 13991)-corn, 1587.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Illinois : to convey certain submerged lands to (see bill H.R.
14463)' 2723.
Iowa: to convey certain submerged lands to (see bill H.R.
14463) ' 2723.
Wisconsin: to convey certain submerged lands to (see bill
H.R. 144S3) , 2723.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 1100.
State legislatures, 2337. ·
Remarks by, on
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5273.
Farm-allotment plan, 1493, 1587.
Farm mortgages, 5185.
Gasoline tax, 2901.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
public buildings, 413.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
GILFORD, MATILDA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13980).
I GILKERSON, LUTHER, report of the Court of Claims relative to
the claim of, 60.
GILLEN, CORTLAND C. (a Representative from Indiana).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Otficers of Federal Reserve System: to require certification
by Comptroller of the Currency to fitness of appointees as
(H.R. 14781), 5188.
Paper made from cornstalks: directing Joint Committee on
Printing to investigate (H.Con.Res. 52), 5415.
Runyan, Elmer G.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13774), 666.
States: proposing an amendment to the Constitution
restricting the power of States to tax money and debts
(see H.J.Res. 581), 3052.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 2791.
Remarks by, on
Appreciation to Members, 5558.
Bankers' qualifications, 5177.
Government credit agencies: effect on private business of,
3049.
Paper manufactured from cornstalks, 5277.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
' GILLESPIE, ROSE, relief (see bill S. 5207*).
i GILLILAND, FRANK E., relief (see bill H.R. 13934).
GILMORE, RUSSELL A., relief (see bill H.R. 14540*).
Letter from the Secretary of the Navy transmitting a draft
of a proposed bill for relief of, 2554.
GLADDING, McBEAN & CO., relief (see bills S. 5129; H.R. 13323),
GLASS, CARTER (a Senator from Virginia).
Attended, 3.
Appointed conferee, 1646, 3770, 4901, 5012, 524.2, 5298, 5430,
5466.
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1358.
Tribute to services of, 1260, 5660.
Amendments offered by, to
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of (S.J Res. 211), 4144, 4211.
Glass banking bill (S. 4412), 1402, 2293.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Federal Reserve System: to improve facilities of Federal
Reserve System to meet needs of member banks (S. 5484),
2208.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Absentees: requesting attendance of, 1652.
Glass banking bill: to lay on table, 2392.
Recess: to, 1756, 2164, 2211.
Tucker, Henry St. George: on death of (see S.Res. 288), 67.
Remarks by, on
Campaign expenditures, 1719.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 54, 4144, 4146, 4150, 4153,
4156, 4173, 4218, 4219, 4220, 4221.
Federal home-loan banks, 95.
First deficiency appropriation bill: tax refunds, 1562, 1644.
Foreign debts, 1292.
Glass banking bill, 480, 481, 1404, 1405, 1406, 1407, 1409, 1410,
1411, 1413, 1415, 1419, 1457, 1581, 1575, 1580, 1635,
1649, 1656, 1727, 1728, 1730, 1734, 1735, 1736, 1747,
1748, 1750, 1935, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1941, 1993, 1994,
1996, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2012, 2013,
2090, 2158, 2208, 2209, 2211, 2263, 2294, 2349, 2490,
2510.
---banking atfiliates, 2408, 2410, 2511, 2516.
--branch banking, 1936, 1993, 2088, 2207, 2208, 2510,
2511.
---Comptroller of the Currency, 2512, 2514. . Adjusted-service certificates, 2552, 2553.
---Federal Reserve System, 2084, 2085, 2264, 2269, 2275,
2277, 2278, 2280, 2281, 2282.
---investment securities, 2092, 2400, 2401, 2402, 2403,
2406, 2407.
---liquidation, 2293, 2399, 2400, 2511.
---loans to bank officers, 2515.
93
GLASS, CARTER-Continued
Remarks by, on
Glass banking b111: sliver, rell)onetization of, 2367, 2375,
:2;379, 2383, 2389, 2391, 2392, 2393, 2398, 2399.
Mixed Claims Commission, etc.: awards of, 5347.
Mortgage foreclosures: postponement of, 5092.
Motion for recess, 1648.
Order of business, 1732, 2474, 2485, 2509.
Philippine mdependence---veto message, 1782, 1798.
Purchasing power of the dollar, 1178.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-Air
Mail Service, 2872, 2876, 3066, 3073.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4480, 4481, 4482, 4483.
War Department a,Ppropriation bill-camps at Army posts
for unemployed, 3843.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
GLASS BRANCH BANKING BILL. See BRANCH BANKING.
GLASSCOCK, HUNTER B., relief (see bill H.R. 13767•).
GLASSFORD, PELHAM D. (brigadier general, United States Army,
retired), remarks in House relative to the pay of, 2167.
GLENDALE, CALIF., relief of city of (see bill H.R. 627*).
GLENN, OTIS (a Senator from Illinois).
Attended, 3.
Appointed Chairman of Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tions, 156.
Appointed teller to count the electoral vote, 1327.
Demands on time of Senators: statement of Millard E.
Tydings, of Maryland, concerning, 2754.
Washington'~> Farewell Address read by, 4642.
Amendments offerect by, to
Barry, David S. (S.Res. 352): to reprimand and reinstate,
3525.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bennett, Eli J.: for relief (see billS. 5143), 303.
Bivens, Jessie G.: to increase pension (see bill S. 5144), 304.
Dunlap, Brig. Gen. Robert H.: to place tablet on grave of
(S. 5644), 4114.
Schultz, Francis Whitcomb: to pension (see bill S. 5188),
422.
Secretaries: to authorize appointment to United States cir-
cuit and district judges of (see bill S. 5142), 303.
Walker, Cora B.S.: to increase pension (see billS. 5145), 304.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Karch, Charles A.: on death of (see S.Res. 289), 67.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 1398.
Remarks by, on
Barry, David S., 3514, 3515, 3516, 3527.
Bullitt, H. C.: activities of, 3147.
Electoral vote, 1295, 3595.
Increase in banking facllities, 1405.
Radio regulation, 3768.
Treasuty-~ost Otfice Departments appropriation bill-Gov-
ernment purchase of American goods, 3254.
- - - salary reduction, 3504.
War Department appropriation b111, 3508.
---camps at Army posts for unemployed, 3839.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Mast, C. J. (S.Rept. 1185), 3744.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GLOVER, D. D. (a Representative from Arkansas).
Attended, 5.
Appointed on the Board of Visitors to the Naval Academy,
1615. -
Amendments offered by, to
Farm-allotment bill (H.R. 13991 )-rice, 1530, 1590, 1600,
1605, 1660, 1670, 1673, 1686, 1690.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Arlington Memorial
Bridge, 3131.
War Department appropriation bill-Medical Corps, 2229.
---ordnance, 2233~
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Judicial Code: to amend section 71 of (see blll H.R. 13362),
151.
Land-bank mortgages: to declare 5-year moratorium on all
Federal (see bill H.R. 14704), 4453.
Pennock, Robert M.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14045), 1326.
Public reservation, Hot Springs, Ark.: to limit to needy per-
sons the privilege of the Government free bathhouse on
(see bill HR. 14788), 5290.
Urrey, Joseph A.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14046), 1326.
World War Veterans' Act of 1924: to amend (see bill H.R.
14362). 2243.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 154, 4454.
Societies and associations, 77, 3344, 4454.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill-cotton, 1058.
---public roads, 1131.
Agricultural relief, 2933.
Beer bill, 785.
Bimetallism, 5164.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2119.
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GLOVER, D. D.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5264.
Crop-production loan, 1028, 1888.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 712.
District of Columbia appropriation bill-taxicabs, 4204.
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 23.
Farm-allotment plan, 1371, 1372, 1530, 1531, 1590, 1660.
Farm mortgages: redemption of, 4949.
Freight rates on commodities, 3041.
Independent otfices appropriation bill-Arlington Memorial
Bridge, 3131.
Louderback, Harold, 4921.
Mortgage-foreclosure situation, 1827.
National Guard of South Dakota, 5176.
Park system, California, 5390.
Samoa: government for American, 4935.
War Department appropriation bill-Medical Corps, 2229.
Wingo, Etfiegene: tribute to, 5582.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Agriculture:
Game refuge, Ouachita National Forest, Ark. (H.Rept. 2003),
3917.
Committee on Naval Affairs:
Future trading in agricultural products (H.Rept. 1899), 2451.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTFS.· ·
GODFREY, IDA E., relief (see bill H.R. 3033•).
GOETHE, JOHANN WOLFGANG VON, accept a bust of (see H.Con.
Res. 23 •; S.J .Res. 265 •) .
GOETZ, EDWARD W., relief (see blll H.R. 14054).
GOFF, GUY D. (a former Senator from West Virginia).
Remarks in Senate on death of, 1476.
GOFF, HIRAM S., communication relative to the foreign indebted-
ness to the United States, 1279.
GOLD, prohibit the exportation or (see bill H.R. 14299).
Remarks in House relative to revaluating, 3866.
Speech on the subject of gold and sterling, delivered by
Reginald McKenna, president Midland Bank, London, Eng-
land, 4585. · GORDON, ELMO K., relief (see bill H.R. 2844•).
Statistics of monetary gold stock in the United States for
1880 and 1930, 209.
Table showing the gold stock in the United States compared
with bank deposits from 1913 to 1933, 4577.
GOLD DOLLAR, amend law to standardize (see bill H.R. 13793).
Remarks in House relative to reduction in value of, 1980.
GOLD STANDARD, preserve (see bills H.R. 14374, 14784).
Letter from W. I. Wright relating to, 5067.
Remarks in House relative to preserving, 5164.
GOLDEN, WADE, pension (see bill H.R. 13978).
GOLDER, BENJAMIN M. (a Representative from Pennsylvania).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Cripps, Richard M.: for relief (see blll H.R. 13411), 153.
Kibbe, Walter Warren: for relief (see blll H.R. 14153), 1548.
Mitchell, James Hudson: for relief (see blll H.R. 13413), 153.
Quigley, Thomas M.A.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13938), 1055.
Reilly, Elizabeth: to pension (see bill H.R. 13412), 153.
Remarks by, on
War Department appropriation blll-Army supplies, 2426.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
GOLDING, ROBERT N., relief (se_e blll H.R. 10107).
GOLDSBOROUGH, PHILLIPS LEE (a Senator from Maryland).
Attended, 3.
Appointed member of the Board of Visitors to the Naval
Academy, 1619.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Budzinski, Michael J.: to correct naval record (see bill S.
5214) ., 609. . Debt reduction, 2953, 2955.
Merryman, Milton Carroll: to pension (see bill S. 5546),
2732.
Motions and resolutions offered by
- Harford County, Md.: to concur in House amendment, 4304.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1398, 1550, 2130, 2341, 3055, 3422,
4561.
Societies and associations, 609, 1550, 1780, 2068, 2341, 3422,
4561.
Remarks by, on
Collins, Harvey, 5513.
International Mercantile Marine Co.-mall contract, 5236,
5237.
Reports made by, tram
Committee to Audit and Control the Contingent Expenses of
the Senate:
Investigation· of District rental conditions (S.Res. 302), 541.
Committee on Naval Affairs:
Budzinski. Michael J. (S.Rept. 1132), 2957.
Collins, Harvey (S.Rept. 1227), 4114.
Condemned cannon: donations of (S.Rept. 1293), 4874.
Young, Walter Sam (S.Rept. 1320), 5068.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY Vo-:rns.
GOLDSBOROUGH, T. ALAN (a Representative from Maryland).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 537'Z.
GOLDSBOROUGH, T. ALAN-Continued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Blades, Elizabeth A.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14329), 212&.
Linthicum, J. Charles: on death of (see H.Res. 300), 36.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 945, 2128.
Societies and associations, 535, 1100, 2243, 3053.
Bemarks by, on
Banking legislation, 5361.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 5356.
Branch banking, 2031, 2034, 2534.
Bethel Cemetery Co., 3645.
Leave to address House, 1756.
Linthicum, J. Charles: tribute to, 4361, 5647.
National banking associations: powers of Comptroller of
the Currency respecting, 5024.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
GOLDSTEIN, HAROLO, relief Tsee bill H.R. 14690).
GOLDSTEIN, LOUIS, pension (see bill H.R. 14158).
GOLLAN. ADA B. (GOULD), relief (see bill H.R. 3694•).
GOLLENGER, MIKEL, pension (see bill H.R. 13731).
GOMEZ, MANUEL, relief of estate (see bills S. 5136; H.R. 13534*).
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 13534) to indemnify the
Government of Mexico on account of the killing at Ard-
more, Okla., of, 714.
GONZALEZ, BENJAMIN, refief (see bill H.R. 12750•).
GOODDING, MELVIN E., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13984).
GOODWIN, EVA L., pension {see bill H.R.13047).
GOODWIN, EVERE'IT, pension (see bill S. 5057).
GOODWIN, GODFREY G. (a Representative from Minnesota).
Attended, 5.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
GOODWIN, GODFREY G. (late a Representative from Minnesota).
Memorial address to, 4373, 4374, 4375.
Memorial services to, 4344.
Resolutions on death of (see S~. 362; H.Res. 385), 4252,
4277.
GORDON, MARGARET E., relief (see bill H.R. 14472).
GORE, THOMAS P. (a Senator from Oklahoma).
Attended, 3.
Assignment to committee, 3421.
Civil Service employees: letter from American Minister to
Denmark on Danish system of compensation for, 3535.
Amendments offered by, to
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of (S.J.Res. 211), 4230.
Glass-Steagall banking bill (S. 4412), 1439.
---loans to bank officers, 2515.
Interior Department appropriation bill (H.R. 13710)-at-
torneys not under Ci vii Service, 3626.
---probate matters: expenses in, 3545.
- - - t a x refunds, 3456.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation blll (H.R.
13520). 2563.
---compensation of Civil Service employees, 3535.
Bills and join.t resolutions introduced by
Bank deposits: to strengthen security of deposits in cer-
tain banks (see S.J.Res. 264), 5448.
Farm-loan mortgages: to authorize payment with bonds is-
sued by the mortgagee banks o! (see blll S. 5159}, 304.
Motions and re$olutions offered by
Indians: obligations to certain enrolled-to concur ln House
amendments, 3591.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 5130.
Barry, David S., 3269, 3282, 3523.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale o!, 4394, 5308, 5309.
Crop surpluses and their control, 108.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 2861.
---conference report, 2951, 2953.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 891, 4174, 4222.
First deficiency appropriation blll: tax refunds, 1475.
Foreign debts, 1275, 1278, 1291.
Glass-Steagall banking bill-loans to bank otficers, 2515,
2516. . - .
---silver, remonetization of, 2372.
Government economy, 3465.
Indians: obligations to certain enrolled, 3591.
Interior Department appropriation bill-attorneys not under
Civil Service, 3626.
International Mercantile Marine Co. mall contract, 5233,
5310. .
Mortgage foreclosures: postponement of, 5098, 5101, 5102.
Partisan tactics toward legislation, 3450.
Philippine independence, 627.
Tax-exempt securities, 889, 890, 891.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 3379.
---alien seamen, 3379.
---Government purchase of American goods, 2868, 3173,
3178, 3249, 3267, 3268.
---salary reduction, 3471, 3499, 3504.
- - t a x refunds, 3456, 3457, 34.58.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4397, 4399.
Wheat situation, 1186.
Votes oj.. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
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GORGAS, JOHN B., pension (see b111 H.R. 13926).
GORGAS MEMORIAL INSTITUTE OF TROPICAL AND PREVEN-
TIVE MEDICINE, INC., annual report of, 5498, 5552.
Annual report of activities of the Gorgas Memorial Labora-
tory 1n Panama (H.Doc. 499), 60, 414.
GORMAN, EDWARD J., relief (see bill H.R. 13321).
GORMLEY CO., P. F., adjudicate claim of (see S.J.Res. 197•).
Conference report on Senate Joint Resolution 197 to adjudi-
cate claim of, 5526, 5603.
GORRELL, MARGARET E., increase pension (see billS. 5003).
GOSS, C. LANE, letter relative to interlocking directors making
companies affiliates of banks, 2464.
GOSS, E. W. (a Rep1·esentative from ·Connecticut).
Attended, 5.
Appointed teller, 2168.
War Department appropriation bill: excerpts from testi-
mony of Chief of Staff on, 4822.
Amendments offered by, to
Agricultural appropriation bill-agricultural experiment sta-
tions, 1023.
---naval stores, 1118.
---printing and binding, 1022.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill-Liberty motors, 2632.
---probation officers, 2632.
Farm-allotment bill (H.R. 13991}-general provisions, 1687.
Interior Department appropriation bill-Coos Bay Wagon
Road lands, 596.
---new reclamation projects, 662, 926.
Navy Department appropriation bill (H.R. 14724)-marine
schools, 4824.
W.a r Department appropriation bill-Army supplies, 2176,
2421.
---horses, 2300, 2301.
---National Guard, disability benefits to officers of, 2236.
---recreational funds for enlisted men, 2043.
B i lls and joint resolutions introduced by
Bishop, Bertha A.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14156), 1548.
Case, Horace M. : for relief (see blll H.R. 14748}, 4641.
Imports and exports: to import free certain articles exported
temporarily for scientific or educational purposes (H.R.
14579}' 3419.
Petrucelli, Michael: for relief (see bill H.R. 14155), 1548.
Prann, Robert R.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14154), 1548.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1258.
Societies and associations, 1258.
Rem~rks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 988, 993, 1022, 1023, 1025,
1026, 1030, 1116.
---corn borer, 1065.
---dry-land farming, 1060.
---meat inspection, 1039, 1040.
---naval stores, 1118.
---permanent appropriations, 1040, 1041, 1042, 1043.
---public roads, 1132.
---seed and crop-production loans, 1140.
---transfer of appropriations, 1070.
Army officers' retired pay, 5280.
Coeur d'Alene and St. Joe National Forests, 702.
Common carriers by water, 5161.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill-Bureau of Standards, 2636.
---cooperative offices, 2633.
---fuel yards, 2763.
---international commissions, etc., 2619, 2620.
---Liberty motors, 2633.
---per diem allowances, 2624.
---prisons, 2757.
District of Columbia-taxes and assessments on family
dwelling homes. 3978.
---teachers' salaries, 3986.
District of Columbia appropriation bill, 4184, 4198, 4437.
---automobiles, 4257.
---bridges, 4268.
---conference report, 5615.
---National Guard, 4444, 4445.
---public schools, 4272.
---prisons, 4435.
---street improvements, 4260, 4264.
---taxicabs, 4198.
--water supply, 4445, 4446.
---welfare and relief, 4438, 4439.
Emergency officers' retirement, 3411.
Farm-allotment plan, 1545, 1583, 1601, 1662, 1687.
Furs : tax on, 5167.
Hu1I, Price, 3815.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Battle Monuments
Commission, 3130.
---Civil Service Commission, 3133, 3134.
- - - Shipping Board, 3212.
---Veterans' Administration, 3025, 3026.
Interior Department appropriation bill-Boulder Dam, 925,
926.
---colleges of agricultural and mechanic arts, 600.
---Coos Bay Wagon Road lands, 596, 597.
95
GOSS, E. W.-Continued
Bemarks by, an
Interior Department appropriation bill-Education Bureau
publications, · 933.
---Indian affairs, 599, 600, 648, 654, 657, 928.
---Indian irrigation projects, 602, 603.
--reclamation, 655, 656, 658, 662, 925.
- - - S t . Elizabeths Hospital, 935.
---surveying public lands, 595.
--Virgin Islands, 934.
Kosciusko, Thaddeus: tribute to, 4451.
Legislative appropriation bill-Architect of the Capitol:
office of, 3416.
Monetary system, 3327.
National forest land exchanges, 571.
Navy Department appropriation bill-aviation, 4833, 4834,
4835.
---construction and repair, 4333.
---marine schools, 4824.
---Naval Academy, 4839, 4840.
---naval home, Philadelphia, Pa., 4825.
---officers' pay, 4819.
---salary reduction, 4829, 4830.
Order of business, 1018. ·
Permanent appropriations, ~45, 646.
Private Calendar, 2328:
Public buildings: naming of subcontractors on, 709, 3570,
3573, 3575.
Reapportionment, 207.
Reclamation projects: effects of, 4757.
Salaries of Government employees, 4076.
Second deficiency bill-Bureau of Immigration, 5050, 5!)51.
---Fitzsimons General Hospital, 5052.
- - F o r t Slocum, N.Y., 5052.
---judgments against District of Columbia, 5050.
Tatum, George, 3731.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 347.
---conference report, 4605.
- - - deliverv services, 459, 460.
---distinctive paper, 348, 349, 350.
---foreign air mail, 468.
- - - pub!ic buildings, 407, 413.
---refunds of taxes, 353.
---salary cuts, 525.
---waiving points of order, 395.
Unemployment relief, 225, 4732.
Vacating proceedings in Journal , 983.
Veterans' expenditures report, 531.
War Department appropriation bill, 1811, 1817, 1818, 242:l.
---Air Corps, 2228.
--Army supplies. 2176, 2178, 2182, 2421, 2425, 2427.
---Army War College, 2043.
---citizens' military training camps, 2322.
- - - conf~rence report, 5380, 5386.
---horses, 2215, 2300, 2301.
---impounding in Treasury, 2442.
---laundry facilities at Army posts, 2176.
---motor trucks, 2182.
---National Guard: disability benefits to officers of, 2234,
2235, 2236.
---offenses by officers, 2219.
---officers' retired pay, 2055, 2058, 2061, 2327, 2427.
---ordnance, 2230.
---Organized Reserves, 2308, 2312.
---post exchanges, 2440.
---recreational funds for enlisted men, 2044.
---rivers and harbors, 2431.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
GOSS, PAUL H., allow to accept foreign testimonial (see bill H.R.
13845•).
GOTI'LEIB STOCK, relief (see bill H.R. 6851•).
GOULD, SARAH J., pension (see bill S. 5277).
GOULD, VICTORIA, increase pension (see blll H.R. 13153).
GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTING AND AUDITING SYSTEMS, in-
quiry relative to savings to be effected through reorgani-
zation of (see S.Res. 35Q*).
GOVERNMENT BUREAUS. See EXECUTIVE AGENCIES.
GOVERNMENT IN BUSINESS AND THE TAXPAYERS' BURDEN.
address over the radio delivered by Representative Petten-
gill on the subject of, 4102.
GOVERNMENT COMPETITION WITH PRIVATE BUSINESS, re-
marks in House relative to, 295.
Resolution authorizing change of date of report of the
special committee on investigation of (see H.Res. 312*}.
Resolution relative to the expenses of conducting the in-
vestigation of (see H.Res. 343).
Resolution to print additional copies of House Report 1985
on (see H.Res. 376*).
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS. See ExEcUTIVE DEPARTMENTS.
"GOVERNMENT ECONOMY", article by Stuart Chase entitled,
2260.
Remarks in House by Representative Robinson relative to,
5640.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES. See EMPLOYEES OF THE UNITED
STATES,
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GOVERNMENT FUEL YARDS, remarks in House relative to appro-
priations for, 2763.
GOVERNMENT INSURANCE, relating to payments of premium on
contracts of (see bill S. 5514).
Bill to amend act to provide for reference to commisSioners
of claims growing out of (see bill H.R. 14630).
GOVERNMENT LOANS. See also RECONSTRUCTION FINANCE CoR-
PORATION.
Joint resolutions to reduce interest rates on (see S.J.Res.
249; H.J.Res. 595).
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES, make it a crime to
advocate or promote the overthrow of (see bill H.R. 8378*).
Bill to effect economies in (see bill H.R. 13458).
Statistics of cost of Government for 1880 and 1930, 209.
GOVERNMENT-OWNED CO'ITON. See CDTroN.
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, annual report of the Public
Printer, 1327, 1355.
Bill to grant sick leave with pay to employees of (see bill
s. 5493).
Joint resolutions relative to leave with pay for employees of
(see S.J.Res. 238*; H.J.Res. 574).
Letter from the Public Printer relative to the cost of print-
ing for the Patent Office, 2762. ·
Letter from the Public Printer relative to proceeds of sale
of useless papers in, 1397, 1435.
Letter from the Public Printer, transmitting a list of useless
papers in, 5064, 5187.
Message from tr~e President, transmitting estimate of appro-
priation for public printing and binding at (H.Doc. 532),
2722.
Remarks ill House relative to the annual leave of employees
of. 3417.
GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS. See PuBLIC DoCUMENTs.
GOVERNMENT RESEARCH, remarks in House relative to the bene-
fits of, 2529.
GOVERNMENT REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES, message from
the President relative to (H.Doc. 527), debated in House,
1943, 1969.
GOVERNMENT SUPPLIES, amendments in Senate and a memo-
randum relative to requiring the purchase of domestic
articles for, 1572, 1645, 2029, 2072, 2461, 2802, 2869.
Amendment in Senate to restrict purchases of supplies for
the Department of the Interior to articles of the growth,
production, and/ or manufacture of the United States,
1858.
Bills to require the purchase of domestic materials for use
on public buildings and works (see bills 8. 5411; H.R.
10743*). . enlargement of (see S.Res. 226*).
Letter from America's Wage Earners' Protective Conference
relative to requiring the purchase of domestic articles for,
2071.
Motion to suspend ihe rules for the purpose of presenting
an amendment to require the purchase of domestic mate-
rials for, 3171.
Remarks in House on b111 (H.R. 10743) to reqUire the pur-
chase of domestic materials for, 1895, 1899.
Remarks in Senate relative to a proposed amendment to
require the purchase of domestic materials for, 2867, 2985,
31 T , 3251, 3266, 3289.
GOVERNMENT WORKERS. See EMPLOYEES OF THE UNITED STATES.
GOVERNMENTS, address delivered by Representative Sumners, of
Texas, before the American Bar Association, Washington,
D.C., entitled "Are We Observing the Natural Laws that
Govern Governments?" 147.
GOWDY, CEYLON, ALIAS ANDREWS, CEYLON G., relief (see bill
H.R. 13822).
GRAF, CALLIE R ., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14028).
GRAF, ENOCH, relief (see bill S. 5244).
GRAHAM, PLEASY J., pension (see bill H.R. 13408).
GRAHAM, SARAH K., pension (see bill H.R. 13913).
GRAHAM, WHIDDEN, letter opposing the Glass banking bill, writ-
ten by, 2268.
GRAIN AND LIVESTOCK HERALD, editorial relative to the Grain
Futures Administration, appearing in, 3860.
GRAIN FUTURES, inquiry relative to removal of restrictions on
open-market trading in grain futures on the Chicago
Board of Trade (see S.Res. 376*).
GRAIN FUTURES ACT, remarks in Senate relative to, 3861.
Statement by J. W. T. Duvel, Chief of the Grain Futures
Administration, relative to, 3861.
GRAIN STANDARDS ACT, amend (see bills S. 5584; H.R. 14389,
14390).
GRAMMER; ELIJAH S. (a Senator fr_om Washington).
"An appeal to Congress ": article by William D. Welsh, en-
titled, 2959.
Anthracite industry: address by Gen. Brice P. Disque, on,
2256.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1436.
Article of H. B. Creel entitled "Cure for Farm Ills Really
Very Simple'', 2069.
GRAMMER, ELIJAH B.-Continued
Assigned to committees, 156.
Credentials presented and sworn ln, 4.
Duties o! Congress: let ter from Bert ha M. Hall on, 2565.
Jones, Wesley L.: address by Melvin G. Winstock at memo-
rial services to, 2800.
Sea service bureau: statement ofT. V. O'Connor, Chairman
of Shipping Board, relative to, 4111. ·
Bills and joint re:solutions introduced by
Civil transactions: for temporary suspension of legal actions
and proceedings in (see bill S. 5322), 1266.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 673, 1619, 2028, 2643, 2727, 2957.
Societies and associations, 159, 233, 300, 482, 541, 721, 1260,
1619, 2068, 2195, 2643, 2727, 3141.
State legislatures, 2028, 2957.
Remarks by, on
Debt moratorium, 961.
Foreign debts, 1290.
Green River, Wash.: fiood control of, 2102.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4497.
War Department appropriation bill-camps at Army posts
for unemployed, 3939.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Commerce:
Green River, Wash. (S.Rept. 1092), 2071.
Committee on the District of Columbia:
Code of Laws of the District of Columbia: to amend section
653 of (S.Rept. 1181), 3744.
Public property: sale of certain (S.Rept. 1214), 3931.
Suits for damages against District of Columbia (S.Rept.
1180) , 3744.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC, Journal of the Proceedings of
the Sixty-sixth National Encampment of (H.Doc. 446),
1778.
GRAND CENTRAL POST OFFICE BUILDING, NEW YORK CITY,
remarks in Senate and a report from the Interstate Com-
merce Commission relative to the valuation of, 1167.
GRAND HAVEN HARBOR, MICH., report of Secretary of War on
survey of, 37.
GRAND RIVER, MICH., report of Secretary of War on survey of
(ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public docu-
ment), 36.
GRAND RIVER, N.DAK. AND S.DAK., report of Secretary of War
on survey of (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as
public document), 36.
GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK, WYO., investigate the proposed
GRANFIELD, WILLIAM J. (a Representative from Massachusetts).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 3801, 5529.
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1354.
Appointed on committee to arrange memorial services to
Calvin Coolidge, 2031.
Amendments offered by, to
Government purchase of American goods--raw material not
obtainable in United States, 1892, 1897.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Classification of post offices: providing that 100 percent of
the annual gross receipts, including money-order fees, be
credited for the annual (see bill H.R. 13360), 151.
Coolidge, Calvin: authorizing issuance of special postage
stamps in honor of (see H.J.Res. 551), 1617.
Coolidge, Grace G.: granting a franking privilege to (see bill
H.R. 14211), 1712.
Postal Service substitutes: providing for regular and fixed
annual salary for (see bill H.R. 13370), 152.
Springfield, Mass.: to sell public building at (see bill H.R.
14225)' 1779.
Petttions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 154, 4768.
Societies and associations, 47.
State leglslatures, 4768.
Remarks by, on
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4510.
Farm-allotment plan, 1680, 1681.
Government purchase of American goods, 1892.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
GRANGER, CHARLES T., relief (see blll H.R. 7655*).
GRANITE, amendment in Senate to provide for the use of grantte
in the erection of public buildings, 2563.
Joint resolutions to provide for the use of granite in the
erection of certain memorials and public buildings (see
S.J.Res. 226*, 227).
GRANT, ELLEN, relief (see bill H.R. 12891*).
GRANT, U. S. (President of the_ United States)., Executive orde~.
dated June 3, 1869, relative to the Board of Indian Com-
missioners, 3628.
GRANT; WILLIAM E. B., relief (see bills S. 1011*; H.R. 9166 *).
dRAPE JUICE, repeal tax on certain (see blll H.R. 14415).
GRASSHOPPERS, amendment in Senate to make an appropriation
tor a survey of regions subject to infestation by, 1858.
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GRAVES, CATHERINE M., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13297). GREEN, R. A. (a Representative from Florida).
GRAYS HARBOR, WASH., report of Secretary of War on survey of
(ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public docu-
ment), 37.
GRAZING, memorial of Legislature of New Mexico urging regula-
tion of stock driveways, 3994.
Remarks in House relative to grazing on the public domain,
3565. • 14712, 14713), 4453.
Statement of Representative Taylor of Colorado before the
subcommittee of the Committee on Agriculture in House
- relative to grazing on the forest reserves, 50.57.
GRAZmG FEES, fix grazing fees on lands within national forests
(see S.J.Res. 219*; H.J.Res. 517*, 575).
Joint resolution authorizing the Secretary of Agriculture to
postpone payment of (see S.J.Res. 221).
Memorial of Legislature of Nevada relative to fees on lands
in national forests, 5435.
Resolution favoring a reduction in (see H.Res. 305).
GRAZING LANDS. See PuBLIC LANDs.
GREAT AMERICAN INDEMNITY CO. OF NEW YORK, relief (see
bills S. 5271; H.R. 13610*).
GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO., authorizing the Federal
Trade Commission to investigate practices of (see H.Res.
394).
GREAT BRITAm, authorize the payment in silver of the principal
or interest of the indebtedness to the United States on the
part of (see bill S. 5636).
Bill to authorize an appropriation for payment to the
British Government on account of the claim of N. J.
Moosa (see bill H.R. 12745*).
Bill authorizing an appropriation for payment to the British
Government on account of the claim of the Shanghai
Electric Construction Co., Ltd. (see bill H.R. 12749*).
Chart showing strength of the military forces of, 2051.
Message from the President transmitting an estimate of ap-
propri~tion for payment of awards of the Commission for
Adjustment of British Claims (H.Doc. 557), 4296.
Remarks in House and correspondence relative to the British
note concerning the prospective payment on December 15, .GREEN, ROBERT T., relief (see bill H.R. 14349).
1932, of the war debt to the United States, 336.
Remarks in Senate relative to the proposed payment in
silver of the June 15, 1933, installment of interest due
the United States from. 3953.
Statistics relative to the military forces of, 2173.
Table showing post-war strength of the Army of, 3782.
Table showing increase in expenditures for land, naval, and
air armaments since 1913 by, 3783.
Text of the proposal dated June 18, 1923, regarding the GREEN RIVER, KY., report of Secretary of War on survey of
funding of the debt of Great Britain to the United States,
5491.
GREAT COUNCIL OF THE UNITED STATES OF THE IMPROVED GREEN RIVER, WASH., provide for control of fioods on (see bill
ORDER OF RED MEN, a.IIiend. charter (see bill H.R. 194*).
"GREATEST MENACE OF REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT"
address delivered by Representative John W. Boehne, Jr., at GREENSBORO (N.C.) DAILY NEWS, editorial relative to the use
the lyceum lecture course of Concordia Seminary, St.
Louis, Mo., "entitled, 2039.
GREAT FALLS MEAT CO., GREAT FALLS, MONT., relief (see bills
B. 5205*; H.R. 13611).
Report of the Comptroller General of the United States on
claim of, 297, 300.
GREAT LAKES BANKER, article relative to independent banking
appearing in, 1335.
GREAT LAKES-ST. LAWRENCE WATERWAY, injunction of se-
crecy removed in Senate from the treaty with Canada
relating to, 2096.
Letter of Secretary of State relating to the treaty with
Canada concerning, 1399.
Letter from the Foreign Commerce Club of Boston, Mass.,
opposing the ratification of the treaty with Canada for
construction of, 418.
Letter from A. McLaughlin concerning the proposed treaty
relating to the construction of, 306.
Memorial of Legislature of Michigan urging ratification of
the treaty with Canada relating to, 3585, 3658.
Memorial of Legislature of Minnesota urging ·ratification of GREGORY, W. V. (a Representative from Kentucky).
the treaty with Canada for the building of, 2797.
Memorial of Legislature of Wisconsin relating to, 3240.
Remarks in House relative to the treaty with Canada for
completion of, 5547.
Resolutions adopted by the chamber of commerce of Sche-
nectady, N.Y., opposing expenditures by the United States
with respect to, 2068.
Treaty with Canada for completion of, 4789.
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY CO., letter relative to freight rates GRETNA, LA., providing for a public building for a post otfice at
on potatoes, 2249.
GREAT WESTERN COAL MINES CO., relief (see bill H.R. 2065*).
GREEN, LEWIS E., relief (see bill H.R. 999*).
GREEN, LISSIE MAUD, relief (see bill H.R. 6618*).
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97
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Cross, Mrs. _W. F.; to convey_thanks o! Congress and, grant
gold medal of honor for protecting life of President-elect
Roosevelt, to (H.J.Res. 607), 4641.
Douglas, Frank T.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14157), 1548.
Immigration: to further restrict and limit (H.R. 14711,
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill: naval stores, 1119, 1120.
Beer bill, 768.
Crop-production loan, 1886, 1890.
Cross, Mrs. W. F.: to grant Congressional Medal of Honor to,
4432.
District o! Columbia appropriation bill, 4262.
---police department, 4431, 4432.
Farm-allotment plan. 1381, 1383, 1533.
Farm Loan Act: amendment of, 5180.
Government economy, 5175.
Military Establishment, 1323.
Philippine independence, 1086.
Special session of Congress, 1218.
Treasury and Post Otfiee Departments appropriation b11l-
salary cuts, 510, 511.
White paper from southern pine, 4930.
Reports made by, from
Joint Committee on the Disposition ot Useless Executive
Papers:
Department of Commerce: useless papers in (H.Rept. 2080),
4641.
Interior Department: useless papers in (H.Rept. 2156}, 5188.
Labor Department: useless papers in (H.Rept. 2078), 4641.
Post Otfice Department: useless papers in (H.Rept. 2079),
4641.
Treasury Department: useless papers in (H.Rept. 2180), 5414.
Veterans' Administration: useless papers in (H.Rept. 2081),
4641.
War Department: useless papers in (H.Repts. 2077, 2187),
4641, 5414.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
GREEN, WILLIAM (president American Federation of Labor),
letter favoring the Costigan amendment prohibiting wage
cuts of employees of the United States, 3493. '
Statement on the subject of emergency relief legislation
written by, 1442.
Text of a telegram sent to President-elect Roosevelt opposing
any further reduction of wages paid to Government
employees, 2546.
(ordered printed in 73d Cong., lst sess., as public docu-
ment), 36.
H.R. 11930*).
Correspondence relative to fiood conditions on, 2028.
of granite in the erection of public buildings, 1163.
GREENWOOD, ARTHUR H. (a Representative from Indiana).
Attended, 5.
Appointed on funeral committee, 414, 1354.
Bureaucracy: address of John W. Boehne, Jr., of Indiana, at
Concordia Seminary, on the subject of, 2039.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Hoover, Mary A.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13775), 666.
Long, James B.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13860), 869.
Motions and resolutions cffered by
Adjourn: to, 229, 283.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3419.
Remarks by, on
Leonard, John P .• 4287.
Order of business, 229, 282, 283.
Public buildings: naming of subcontractors on, 3571.
Treasury and Post Otfice Departments appropriation bill-
public buildings, 412.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
GREER, JOEL H., pension (see bill H.R. 14027).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Drew, Ethel: to pension (see bill H.R. 14552), 3236.
Federal aid: to grant, in construction of certain highways
leading to ton bridges (see bill H.R. 14482), 2790.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2916.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
(see bill H.R. 14220).
GRIFFIN, ANTHONY J. (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 4624.
Appointed teller, 2697.
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GRIFFIN, ANTHONY J.-Continued
Governmental expansion: Department of State in 1913, 1922,
and 1932, 2328.
Philippine independence: A Bit of History and Its Sequel,
1771.
Amendments offered by, to
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill (H.R. 14363)-prohibition enforcement, 2682.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 5290.
State legislatures, 2128.
Remarks by, on
Cleary, William E.: death of, 921.
Cogswell, Theodore L., 4094, 4207.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill-prohibition enforcement, 2682, 2683, 2696.
Salaries and personnel, 2764.
District of Columbia appropriation bill, 4256.
---register of wills, 4207, 4208.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4521.
Hoover, Herbert: impeachment of, 566.
Permanent appropriations, 5563.
Tax dilemma, 1256.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
GRIFFIN, JAMES M., relief (see bill S. 4166•).
GRIFFITH, HENRY HARRISON, relief (see bill H.R. 13729).
GRIFFITH, LLEWELLYN B., relief (see bill H.R. 3954).
GRIFFITHS, H. A., remarks in House relative to the plan for the
issuance of reconstruction revenue stamps proposed by,
3734.
GRIGG, J. M., relief (see b111 H.R. 2926•).
GRIGGS, CHARLES T., pension (see bill H.R. 13334).
GRINSTED, GRACE E., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13633).
GRISWOLD, AMANDA J., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13682).
GRISWOLD, GLENN (a Representative from Indiana).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
Colonial Realty Co. (S. 5382), 5408.
Bills and toint resolutions introduced by
Duffy, Mary E.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13585), 363.
Long, Sophia: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13504), 284.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3236, 3919.
Remarks by, on
Ames, William H., 3644.
Arconge, Victoria, 5404.
Caldwell, George, 3647.
Chicago, North Shore & Milwaukee Railroad Co., 5411.
Clark, Orville E., 3817.
Colonial Realty Co., 5407.
Dental Corps: United States Navy, 3228.
Ferguson, Sarah Maddocks, 3808.
Gianaros, James J., 3723.
Golding, Robert N., 3725.
Huff, Price, 3814.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Veterans' Adminis-
tration, 3030.
Kirkland, Weymouth, 3725.
Knowles, Horace G., 3803.
Lobert, M. J., 3805.
Miller, Robert Whitley, 4858, 4859.
Myers, Joseph ·E., 3646.
Thornton, Charles B., 3727.
Wright, David A., 2720.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
GRIZZEL, CALVIN, relief (see bill S. 5094).
GROCERY STORES, report of the Federal Trade Commission on
short weighing and overweighing in (S.Doc. 153), 481.
GROFF, CHESTER CHESTERFIELD, relief (see bill H.R. 14293).
GROME, MARY, relief (see bill H.R. 14597).
GROSS, ONA, pension (see bill H.R. 13072).
. GROUNDS, HAMILTON, relief (see bill S. 660).
GROVDAHL, SELMER, poem on Calvin Coolidge written by, 4427.
GROVE, ELBERT L., relief (see bill H.R. 6872•).
GRUBB, GEORGIA L., pension (see bill H.R. 14086).
GRUNDEN, EMMA, pension (see bill S. 5100).
GUANTANAMO BAY. See CUBA.
GUARANTY TRUST CO. OF NEW YORK, remarks in Senate rela-
tive to, 3057.
GUEVARA, PEDRO (a Resident Commissioner from Philippine
Islands).
Hare, Butler B.: address by, 291.
Remarks by, on
Hare, Butler B.: tribute to, 5048.
Philippine independence, 989, 990, 1097.
- - - veto mesage, 1769.
GUMPERTZ, GUSTAV, pension (see bill H.R. 14145).
GUNN, MARY T., pension (see bill H.R. 14467).
GUNNISON NATIONAL FOREST, COLO., add oortain lands to
(see bill H.R. 12126•).
GUPTIL, ANNA B., increase pension (see bill H.R. 135'1.6),
GUYER, U. S. (a Representative from Kansas).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Chace, Lydia Effie: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13623),
415.
Dumont, Mary L.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14233),
1779.
Employment of American citizens on sleeping cars, etc.
(H.R. 14650), 3918.
Gould, Victoria: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13153),
44.
Jury, Ayerill A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13885),
944.
McAlearney, Mary J.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13152)' 44.
Missouri River: to extend time for completion of a bridge
near Kansas City, Kans., across (see bill H.R. 14500),
2943.
Missouri River bridge, Kansas City, Kans., to consent to
compacts between States of Kansas and Missouri for ac-
quisition, maintenance, and operation of (H.R. 14759),
4767.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 477, 3582.
Remarks by, on
Beer bill, 787.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 33, 4511.
Farm mortgages, 2932.
Hines, Mary B., 3637.
Tribute to retiring Members, 5583.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Gillespie, Rose; Joseph. Anton Dietz; and Manuel M. Wise-
man (H.Rept. 2151)·, 5062.
Hendrickson, w. H. (H.Rept. 2145), 5062.
McLeary, 0. S. (H.Rept. 2144), 5062.
Waiver or remission of coal-lease rentals (H.Rept. 1868),
1833.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
GUYON, EDWIN F., pension (see bill S. 5222).
GWINNER, HORACE E. (sheriff).
Remarks in Senate relative to the foreclosure sale of a farm,
home, and livestock in Bucks County, Pa., conducted by,
1744.
HABERKORN, HARRY L., relief (see bill H.R. 9775•).
HACK, ELIZABETH K., pension (see bill H.R. 13763).
HACKEIT, ADA THOMAS, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13131).
HACKETI', JULIA A., pension (see bill H.R. 13286).
HADLEY, LINDLEY H. (a Representative from Washington).
Attended, 5. ·
HAHLO, ARTHUR H., relief (see bill H.R. 8513).
HAINES, HARRY L. (a Representative trom Pennsylvania).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 4102.
-Appointed on funeral committee, 1435.
Amendments offered by, to
Farm allotment bill (H.R. 13991) : tobacco, 1671.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Miller, Margaret J.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13586),
363.
Strine, Ernaline J.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13154),
44.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 817.
Societies and associations, 2128, 2556, 2642, 3139, 3582, 4210,
4768, 5426.
Remarks by, on
Farm allotment plan, 1671.
Kendall, Samuel A.: memorial address to, 4371.
Post office garage, Boston, Mass.~on!erence report, 4948.
Report\'1 made by, from
Committee of conference:
Po~t office garage, Boston, Mass.---conference report (S. 88;
H.Rept. 2095) , 4948 . .
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
HALE, FREDERICK (a Senator from Maine).
Attended, 3. ·
Appointed chairman of Committee on Appropriations, 156.
Appointed conferee, 1646, 4587, 4901, 5242, 5298, 5466.
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1358.
Appointed on the Joint Committee on Inaugural Arrange-
ments, 232.
District of Columbia: welfare and relief-memorandum from
L. H. Richelderfer relating to, 5453.
Excused from service as Chairman of Committee on Naval
Affairs, 156.
Tari.ffs and foreign-currency depreciation: letter of Fred M.
Jordan on subject of, 4123.
Amendments offered by, to
Legislative appropriation bill (H.R. 14562)-Botanlc Garden,
4805.
Second deficiency bill (H.lt. 14769), 5461.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Burrell, Elizabeth: to increase pension (see bill S. 5061), 92.
Colby, Clara A.: to increase pension (see blll S. 5066), 92.
Dunn, William Frank: for relief (see bill S. 5124), 162.
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HALE, FREDERICK-Continued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Eaton, Bernard Leroy: for relief (see billS. 5028), 63.
Hans come, Susie D.: to increase pension (see bill S. 5063) ,
92.
Joy, Mary M.: to increase pension (see b111 S. 5491), 2254.
Moulton, Angie L.: to pension (see billS. 5067), 93.
Neill·, George: to increase pension (see bill S. 5062), 92.
Pinette, Oscar: for relief (see billS. 5029), 63.
Preston, Alice L.: to pension (see bill S. 5068), 93.
Sears, Thomas A.: for relief (see bill S. 5638), 3997.
Stevens, Charlotte W.: to increase pension (see bills S. 5065,
5169). 92, 367.
Thompson, Margaret: to increase pension (see bill S. 5064),
92.
MotioM and resolutions offered by
Deficiency appropriation bill: to concur in House amend-
ment to amendment no. 12, 1945.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill: to agree to conference, 4587.
Independent offices appropriation b111: to agree to confer-
ence, 4901.
Interior Department appropriation bill: to consider, 3545.
Navy Department appropriation bill--conference report: to
insist on Senate amendments and agree to conference,
6298.
Recess: to, 2518, 3545.
Second deficiency b111: to insist on Senate amendments and
ask for conference, 5466.
Treasury-Post Office appropriation bill: to consider, 2517.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 2455, 3994.
Societies and associations, 4652.
State legislatures, 4110.
Remarks by, on
Deficiency appropriation bill, 1944, 2675.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill, 4232, 4233, 4252.
---conference report, 5012.
---international commissions, 4.233, 4234.
---prisons, 4242, 4243, 4244, 4247.
---prohibition enforcement, 4239, 4240, 4241, 4242.
Disarmament, 1990.
District of Columbia: banking business, 5446.
First deficiency appropriation bill, 1448, 1451, 1469, 1470, 1472.
---Government purchase of American goods, 1645.
---plant quarantine, 1645.
---relief fund for District of Columbia; 1566, 1637.
- - t a x refunds, 1472, 1474, 1475, 1476, 1557, 1559, 1560,
1566, 1567, 1636, 1637.
Government economy, 2575, 2576, 2593, 2594, 2601, 2654, 2655.
Legislative appropriation bill, 4805, 4806, 4808.
---Library of Congress, 4809,
---reference service, 4808.
---Senate Office Building, 4806.
Limitation of debate, 3006, 3143.
Naval strength, 3506.
Order of business, 3006.
Officers' retired pay, 3475, 3476.
Partisan tactics toward legislation, 3449.
Second deficiency bill, 5452, 5453, 5455, 5460, 5464.
---Bureau of Immigration, 5463.
---conference report, 5653.
---George Rogers Clark Memorial, Vincennes, Ind., 5462.
---reclamation, 5456, 5466.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 2880.
---buildings, 3367.
--executive economy, 3084, 3494, 3505, 3506, 3508.
---officers on foreign service, 3434.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Appropriations:
December pay of congressional employees (H.J.Res. 503), 334.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill (S.Rept. 1183), 3744.
First deficiency appropriation b111 (S.Rept. 1017), 1400, 2675.
Legislative appropriation b111 (H.Rept. 1242), 4252.
Second deficiency bill (S.Rept. 1323), 6191.
Committee of conference:
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill H.R. 14363, H.Rept. 2103), 5012.
Second deficiency bill (H.R. 14769, H.Rept. 2200), 5653.
Votes of.
See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HALE, YVONNE, relief (see bill ~· 4379*).
HALFORD, OSWALD H., relief (see bill H.R. 3840*).
HALL, ADDIE, pension (see bill H.R. 14338).
HALL, BERTHA M., letter relative to the duties of Congress written
by, 2565.
HALL, E. 0., relief (see bill S. 5351).
HALL, ERNEST ELMORE, relief (see bili H.R. 9913*).
HALL, HOMER W. (a Representative from Illinois) •
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bankruptcy: to amend an act to establish a uniform system
of bankruptcy in the United States (see bill H.R. 14376),
2336.
99
HALL, HOMER W.-Continued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Motor fuels: to provide for use of alcohol ln (H.R. 14628),
3824.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation: to authorize the ad-
vance of loans to bankruptcy depositories in receivership
by (see b111 H.R. 14375), 2336.
Remarks by, on
Dwyer, John G., 4279.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HALL, MARTHA E., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13215).
HALL, MARY ELIZABETH, increase pension (see billS. 5563).
HALL, PERCIVAL, letter transmitting report or expenditures and
rates of pay at the Columbia Institution for the Deaf, 37.
HALL, ROBERTS. (a Representative from Mississippi).
Attended, 5. ·
Appointed on funeral committee, 1435.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3139.·
Votes of. See. YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HALL, ROSA A., increase pension (see bill S. 5213).
HALL, ROY, relief (see bill H.R. 13968).
HALL, THOMAS (a Representative from North Dakota).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
Farm allotment bill (H.R. 13991) : flaxseed, 1586.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Seed, feed, and crop production loans: to authorize Secre-
tary of Agriculture to adjust debts owing to United States
for (see bill H.R. 13528), 297.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 298.
Societies and associations, 1056.
State legislatures, 5426.
Remarks by, on
Farm-allotment plan, 1586.
Wheat: English system to stabilize price of, 2532.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
HALL, U. S. (a former Representat ive from Missouri).
Remarks in House on death of, 1252.
HALSEY, STUART & CO., remarks in Senate relative to operations
of, 4779.
HAMBY, LYDA, pension (see bill S. 4999).
HAMILL, JOHN, articles repudiating the book on President
Hoover written by, 1440, 1724.
HAMILTON, E. F., relief (see bill H.R. 14520).
HAMILTON, JAMES E., pension (see bill H.R. 13074).
HAMILTON, OLLIE, pension (see bill H.R. 13290).
HAMILTON, SARAH, pension (see bill S. 5101).
HAMLIN, FLORENCE A., relief (see bill ·H.R. 14022).
HAMMER, RICHARD B., pension (see bill H.R. 14114).
HAMMER v. DAGENHART, decision of the Supreme Court of the
United States in the child-labor case of, 726, 727.
HAMPTON, JULIUS, JR.,· pension (see b111 H.R. 13095).
HAMPTON BEACH, N.H., report of Secretary of War on survey of,
37.
HANCHE'IT, MARY, pension (see bill H.R. 13480).
HANCOCK, CLARENCE E. (a Repres.entative from New York).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
Allegheny Forging Co. (S. 466), 4862.
Martin, S. Y. (S. 4909), 5413.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Appelt, Caroline: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13157),
44.
Brown, Nettie: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13156), 44.
Doolittle, Hattie J.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13155), «.
Hoyer, Catherine J.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13158), 44.
Lockwood, Jean M.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13159), 44.
Trammell, Elizabeth Millicent: for relief (see bill H.R.
13671), 476.
Tucker, Lottie: to Increase pension (see bill H.R. 13505),
284.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 47, 364, 1020, 1258, 1908, 2065, 2337,
2556, . 2724, 2944, 3419, 4454, 4866, 5189. .
Societies and associations, 77, 3053.
Remarks by, on
Allegheny Forging Co., 4862.
Ames, Roger P., 4282.
Drake, Nels D'Arcy, 3712.
Eisenhauer, Charles J., 4281, 4282.
Griffith, Llewellyn B., 3729.
Huff, Price, 3814, 3816.
Larkin, Earl V., 4859, 4860 .
Reithel, William A., 4289, 4290.
Trammell, Elizabeth Millicent, 5403, 5404.
Wagner, Nick, 4856.
Votes oj. See YEA-AND-NAY Vo~.
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HANCOCK, FRANK (a Representative from North Carolina).
Attended, 5.
Chairman Committee of the Whole, 111, 206, 274.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Debts: to provide a 1-year suspension period on certain
(see H.J.Res. 567), 2243.
Farm mortgages: to release by transfer of land-bank bonds
to the registrars (see bill H.R. 14618), 3735.
Remarks by, on
Farm Loan Act: amendment of, 5181, 5182.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Banking and CUrrency:
Farm mortgages: to rele::t.se by transfer of land-bank bonds
(H.Rept. 2089), 4766.
.Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
I HANGER, G. WALLACE W., remarks in Senate relative to the
I nomination to be a member of the Board of Mediation,
962 . .
Report of the Committee on Interstate Commerce in Senate
on nomination to be a member of the Board of Media-
tion, 1266.
HANKINS, COLUMBIA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13212).
HANNAH, GEN. HARVEY H., address over the radio on the subject
of public utilities delivered by, 676.
HANNAH, MAGGIE, pension (see bill S. 5012).
HANNIGAN, HERBERT C., relief (see bill H.R. 2217*).
HANSCOME, SUSIE D., increase pension (see bill S. 5063).
HANSEN, GEORGE H., relief (see billS. 4440*).
HARBINSON, M. J., relief (see bill H.R. 9008*).
HARBORD, JAMES G. (major general, United States Army, re-
tired), letter relating to the proposed discontinuance of
retired pay to retired officers of the Army whose incomes
from other sources are in excess of $3,000 per year, 3534.
Petition urging ratification of the protocols for adherence
of the United States to the World Court, 419.
Remarks in House relative to the pay of, 1882, 2055, 2167.
I!ARBOR OF REFUGE, MICH., report of Secretary of War on
1 survey of (H.Doc. 473), 38.
HARBORS. See RIVERS AND HARBORS.
IHARCOURT, GEORGE C., relief (see b111 H.R. 14020).
HARDEMAN, CLARK G., article entitled "Our Business Stand-
I ard" written by, 5075.
HARDING, EDWARD E., pension (see billS. 5084).
HARDING, T. SWA...~N. article entitled "Uncle Sam's Pay Rollers"
I written by, 1721.
HARDY, GUY U. (a Representative from Colorado).
1 Attended; 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Courtney, Clara Elenor: to increase pension (see blll H.R.
13506). 284.
Crump, Minnie Lea:- to pension (see b111 H.R. 13672), 476.
Lee, Gale A.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14625), 3736.
Mills, Emma G.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13328), 76.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
f HARDY, WALTER R., letter on the subject of banking written
\ by, 54.
HARE, BUTLER B. (a Representative from South Carolina).
Attended, 5.
Address before the Phllippine Legislature delivered by, 33.
Appointed conferee, 714.
Amendments offered by, to
Treasury and Post Otllce Departments appropriation b111-
foreign mail by aircraft, 462, 468.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Civil Service: to prohibit restriction of appointments to
residents within areas less than a State (see H.J.Res. 578),
2723.
Virgin Islands: enactment of laws in (see b111 H.R. 14564),
3343.
- - t o provide a civil government for (see bill H.R. 14319),
2127.
.Jl.!otions and resolutions offered by ·
Adjourn: to, 1099.
Committee of the Whole, 4926.
Farm-loan mortgages: special order for b111 (H.R. 8167) pro-
viding for payment with bonds issued by mortgagee banks
of (H.Res. 383), 4297.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
State legislatures, 3824.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 1024.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton: conference
report, 3307.
Farm-allotment plan, 1678, 1679, 1684.
Farm-loan mortgages: to authorize payment with bonds of
mortgagee banks, 1827.
Green, Lissie Maud, 3711.
Humphries, Florence M., 3220, 3221.
Mack Copper Co., 3221.
Philippine independence, 714, 1021, 1075, 1083, 1085, 1086,
1087, 1095.
- - v e t o message, 1761, 1765, 1767, 1768, 1771.
Samoa: government for American, 4929, 4932.
HARE, BUTLER B.-Contlnu~d
Remarks by, on
Sample, B. J., 4846, 4847.
Taxes ili.egally collected in 1866, 1867, 1868, 5628.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation blll-
foreign air mail, 468, 469, 472.
- - - Seatrain Co., 462.
Reports made by, from
Committee of conference:
Philippine independence (see bill H.R. 7233, H.Rept. 1811),
1021.
Co:1unittee on War Claims:
1-Iall, Ernest Elmore (H.Rept. 1955), 3235.
International Arms & Fuze Co., Inc. (H.Rept. 2197), 5651.
Mack Copper Co. (H.Rept. 2175), 5289.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
HARE, JAMES S., relief (see bill H.R. 13581).
HARLAN, BYRON B. (a Representative from Ohio).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
Beer bill (H.R. 13742), 864.
District of Columbia appropriation bill (H.R. 14643)-taxi-
cabs, 4199.
War Department appropriation bill-buildings, 2221.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Allen, John: to pension (see bill H.R. 13415), 153.
Dawson, Eliza: to pension (see bill H.R. 13587), 363.
Federal land banks: to authorize the making of loans to
lessees of farm lands owned by a State by (see bill H.R.
14434). 2640.
King, Sallie: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13414), 153.
Scho:l.'\cker, Jennie: to pension (see bill H.R. 13545), 298.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 817, 985, 1020, 1327, 1618, 2642.
Societies and associations, 77.
Remarks by, on
Beer bill, 806, 864.
District oi Columbia-insurance business, 3980.
- - - teachers' salaries, 3987.
District of Columbia appropriation bill-taxicabs, 3984, 4198,
4199, 4200, 4201.
Farm-allotment plan, 1529, 1535, 1536.
Revised Statutes: obsolete sections of, 5286.
Salaries of Government employees, 4077.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
prohibition enforcement, 360.
---special-delivery mes3engers, 517.
---waiving points of order, 395.
War Department appropriation bill-buildings, 2221, 2223.
---railroads, 2183.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Garber, W. C. (H.Rept. 1969), 3342.
Committee on the District of Columbia:
Code of Laws: to amend (H.Rept. 1991), 3735.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
HARMON, JESSE C., place on retired list of the Marine Corps (see
bill H.R. 14594*).
HARMON, JOHN w., increase pension (see blll H.R. 13078).
HARNASS, KATE, pension (see bill H.R. 13162).
HARNETT, JOHN H., relief (see billS. 5579).
HARNICK, WILLIAM, relief (see bill H.R. 14736).
HARPER, GRACE A., pension (see bills H.R. 14554, 14610).
HARRAN, SARAH E., increase pension (see b111 S. 5079).
HARRIS, ALFRED, relief (see bill H.R. 13858*).
HARRIS, CHARLES V., increase pension (see b111 H.R. 14168).
HARRIS, FLOYD W., letter relative to salaries and hours of service
of Government employees, 510.
HARRIS, HENRY R., relief (see bill S. 5278).
HARRIS, KATE, increase pension (see b111 H.R. 13386).
HARRIS, ROBERT, telegram opposing the Glass banking bill re-
ceived from, 2268 .
HARRIS, WILLIAM H., relief (see bill H.R. 14615).
HARRISON, PAT (a Senator from Mississippi).
Attended, 3.
Appointed on Joint Select Committee on the Disposition of
Useless Papers in the Executive Departments, 59, 481.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Barron, Harvey E.: to pension (see bill S. 5516}, 2460.
Lo~ns: authorizing Reconstruction Finance Corporation to
make to certain home owners and farmers for payment o! •
taxes (see bill S. 4995), 62.
Pearl River: to construct bridge across (see bill S. 5260),
820.
Tombigbee River: to construct bridge across (sae blll s.
5261)' 820.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Economic problems: authorizing Committee on Finance to
make an investigation and study of (see S.Res. 315), 1266.
Hearings before Committee on Finance during Seventy-third
Congress (see S.Res. 378), 5441.
Pearl River bridge, Mississippi: to concur in House amend-
ments (see S. 5260), 2135.
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HARRISON, PAT-Continued
Motions and resolutions offered by
Tombigbee River bridge, Miss.: to concur 1n House amend-
ments, 2135.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 3994.
Remarks by, on
Beer bill, 891, 960.
Bridge bills, 953.
Economic problems of United States: investigation by Com-
mittee on Finance of, 2596.
Economic situation study, 1266.
Economy League program, 1551.
Edgerly, George W ., 3685.
First deficiency appropriation bill-tax refunds, 1555.
Foreign debts, 503, 537.
Long-staple cotton tariff, 631.
Order of business, 2390.
Positions not under Civil Service, 1184.
Proposed executive session, 424.
Tariff-increase recommendations, 631.
Taxation of nonintoxicating liquor, 2253.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-tax
refunds, 3458.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
HART, B. F., relief (see billS. 222•).
HART, HARRIET J., pension (see bill H.R. 13129).
HART, MICHAEL J. (a Representative from Michigan).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 3801.
Amendments offered by, to
Independent offices appropriation bi.ll-Federal Farm Board,
3189.
Bill3 and joint resolutions introdUced by
Agricultural sui-plus: to extend benefits of tariff to (H.R.
14706), 4453.
Church, Frank P.: for relief (see bill H .R. 14571), 3343.
McGowan, Rosa: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14403),
2452.
Musgrove, Belle: to pension (see bill H.R. 13546), 298.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Farm lobbyists: investigating (see H.Res. 329}, 816.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and inclividuals, 2453.
Remarks by, on
Adjusted-service certificates, 2553.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5259.
Farm-allotment plan, 1373.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Federal Farm Board,
3101, 3188, 3189, 3190.
Tariffs and foreign-currency depreciation, 3874, 3901.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
HARTFORD COURANT (newspaper), eclitorial on the subject of
the World Court, appearing in, 902.
Eclitorial entitled "The Arms Embargo", appearing in, 1724.
HARTLEY, FRED A., JR. (a Representative from New Jersey).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Caffrey, John N.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13625), 415.
Eayres, George T.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13626), 415.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
HARTLEY, LILLIE D., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13761).
HARTMAN, ESTELLA, increase pension (see bill S. 4990).
HARTMAN, 0. D., relief (see b111 H~. 2926•).
HARVARD (steamship), correct naval records of ofiicers and sailors
who served during the war with Spain on (see bill H.R.
14253).
HARVEY, MAGGIE F., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14529).
HARVEY CANAL SHIP YARD & MAcin:NE SHOP, relief (see bill
s. 5203•).
Report of the Comptroller General of the United States on
claim of, 39, 60.
HASTINGS, DANIEL 0. (a Senator from Delaware).
Attended, 3.
Assigned to committees, 156.
Excused from committees, 156.
Amendments offered by, to
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of (H.R. 14359), 4875, 4901,
4905, 4906, 5103, 5118.
---railroads in interstate commerce, 4907.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bankruptcy: to amend act to establish a uniform system of
(see b111 S. 5551), 2732.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of-correction in enroll-
ment of bill (H.R. 14359), to amend (see S.Con.Res. 45),
5347.
Collins, John Joseph: to correct naval record (see bill S.
5264), 820.
Textiles: to provide protection by registration of designs for
(see bill S. 5075), 93.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Adjourn: to, 4912.
Cholister, George Robert (S. 2200)-:-to concur in House
amendments, 3352.
101
HASTINGS, DANIEL 0.-Conttnued
Motions and resolutions offered by
Drexler, Henry Clay (S. 2200)-to concur 1n House amend-
ments, 3352.
Rules of Senate-limitation of debate (see S.Res. 329), 1933.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of (S.Rept. 1215, 1216), 1931.
4881, 4882, 4883, 4884, 4885, 4886, 4888, 4901, 4902, 4904,
4905, 4906, 4907, 4909, 4910, 4911, 4912, 5015, 5103, 5106,
5107, 5109, 5110, 5111, 5112, 5113, 5114, 5117, 5119, 5121,
5122, 5123 , 5129, 5135.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2649.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4165, 4167, 4168, 4173,
4174.
Government economy, 2648, 2649, 2650.
Positions not under Civil Service, 2255.
Revised Statutes: repeal of absolute sections of, 4972, 4973.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-air
mail service, 3075.
- . --executive economy, 3145.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Judiciary:
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of (S.Repts. 1215, 1216),
3931.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
HASTINGS, WILLIAM W. (a Representative from Oklahoma).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 3801.
Farm mortgages: refinancing of, remarks before House Com-
mittee on Banking and Currency relative to, 3910, 3911.
Amendments offered by, to
Indians: obligations to enrolled (H.J.Res. 409), 3547. .
Interior Department appropriation bni-Boulder Canyon
project, 662.
---editing and printing reports on teacher training, 933.
---Indian irrigation projects, 647.
---National Park Service, 930.
---payments from Indian trust funds, 650.
---traveling expenses of Creek Indians, 653.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Cherokee Indians of Oklahoma : construing acts of March
19, 1924, and act of April 25, 1932, relating to (see H.J.Res.
502), 298.
Federal rural mortgage land banks: to create {see bill H.R.
14135), 1547.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Adjourn: to, 665.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill~pple spraying, 1139.
---conference report, 5141.
---corn borer, 1049.
---permanent appropriations, 1043.
---public roads, 1127, 1132.
---transfer of appropriations, 1070, 1071.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2909.
Bouclinat, Frank J., 4857.
Budget deficit, 341.
Claims for deaths of Mexican nationals, 714, 715.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 4748.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5268.
Crop production loan, 1887.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill, 2761.
Determining the heirs of deceased Indians, 1871.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 3865.
District of Columbia appropriation bill, 3895.
---public schools, 4428, 4430.
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 33.
Farm allotment plan, 1659.
Farm Loan Act: amendment of, 5183.
---conference report , 5579, 5580.
Farm mortgages, 3038, 3039.
Federal rural mortgage land banks: to create, 2527.
First deficiency appropriation b111: Navy medical officers'
pay, 1320.
Foreign debt situation, 1003.
Gasoline tax, 2899, 2900, 2901.
Gunnison National Forest, 698.
Independent offices appropriation blll, 3049.
---Federal Farm Board, 3188, 3189.
---Federal Trade Commission, 3119, 3197, 3203.
---Smithsonian Institute, 3209.
---Veterans' Administration, 3047.
Indians: obligations to enrolled, 3547.
Interior Department appropriation bill, 568, 590.
---Boulder Dam. 925.
---Coos Bay wagon road lands, 597, 598.
---Education Bureau publication, 594, 650, 931, 932, 933.
---forest reserves, 598, 599.
- - Geologic Survey printing, 929.
---geologic work in Alaska, 934.
---Howard University, 587, 937.
---Indian affairs, 599, 600, 602, 648, 649, 650, 653, 654, 657,
928.
--Indian irrigation projects, 602, 604, 60[\ 641, 642, 644,
647.
---land offices, 597, 598.
---reclamation, 660, 662, 638.
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HASTINGS, WILLIAM W.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Interior Department appropriation bill-St. Elizabeths Hos-
pital, 935.
---surveying public lands, 595.
---topographic surveys, 928.
---transfer of appropriations. 939.
Klamath Indian Reservation, 1874, 1877.
Legislative appropriation bill, 3395.
Limitation of debate, 3395.
Muscle Shoals, 1221.
Obligations to certain enrolled Indians, 1875.
Order of business, 745.
Osage Indian civilization fund claims, 1877.
Osage Indians, Okla., 4531, 4532.
Otoe and Missouria Indian tribes, 4529.
President's veto message--first deficiency bill, 2525.
Prohibition: stand of President Hoover on, 3126.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation activities, 1362.
Rural mortgage land banks: creation of, 4737, 4738.
Seminole Indians, 1877, 1878.
Treasury and Post Ofllce Departments appropriation bill: air
and ocean mail contracts, 339.
---conference report, 5373.
Tribal agreements, 696, 697.
Wilkins, Frank, 3711.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
HATFIELD, HENRY D. (a Senator from West Virginia).
Attended, 3.
Calvin Coolidge and Dwight W. Morrow: newspaper article
relative to the friendship of, 3451.
Amendments offered by, to
Gasoline tax (H.R. 14416) : import duties and foreign cur-
rency depreciation, 3531.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Printing of manuscript entitled "The American-Mexican
Frontier, Neuces County, Tex.", by Paul S. Taylor, as
Senate document (see S.Res. 353), 3589.
Remarks by, on
Chemical industry, 2961, 2962, 2974, 3773.
Currency inflation, 4707.
Goff, Guy D.: death of, 1476.
Library of Congress, 3773.
Naval ordnance plant, South Charleston, W.Va., 3672.
Overthrow of government, 4213.
Philippine independence, 1922.
Roosevelt, President_-elect Franklin D.: attempt on life of,
4212.
Tariff and foreign-currency depreciation, 2961, 2962, 2963,
2964, 2972, 2974, 2976, 2978, 29'79.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-dis-
ability benefits, 3533.
---vocational education, 3461.
War Department appropriation bill-<:amps at Army posts
for unemployed, 3945.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
HAUGEN, GILBERT N. (a Representative from Iowa).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 1325, 2192, 3090.
Calvin Coolidge: address by J. A. Nelson and poem by Selmer
Grovdahl on, 4425.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Feuerhelm, Margaret E.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13588) , 363.
Learned, Mary C.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14272), 1907.
Smith, Milton: for relief (see bill H.R. 13673), 476.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 4107.
Remarks by, on
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5257, 5263.
Farm-allotment plan, 1501.
Tariff and foreign-currency depreciation, 3969.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
HAUGH, MRS. DAVID, pension (see bill H.R. 13402).
HAUGHT, SARAH, increase pension (see b11l H.R. 14451).
HAUPT, JOHN P., pension (see b111 S. 5682).
HAVENS, LYDIA A., pension (see bill H.R. 13441).
HAwAIIAN ISLANDS, approve an act of the legislature author-
izing the manufacture of electric current on the island of
Molokai (see bill H.R. 311 *).
Bill to authorize transfer of land from the War Department
to the Territory of Hawaii (see bill H.R. 13042*).
Letter of Secretary of the Interior transmitting copy of the
journal of the Senate of Hawaii, 50.
Letter of Secretary of the Treasury transmitting report on
care and treatment of leprous persons in (H.Doc. 470),
38, 448 . . 1401.
Let ter from the Acting Governor transmitting copies of the
journal of the House of Representatives of, 37.
Letter from the secretary transmitting copies of the journal
of the Senate of, 38.
Letter from Delegate Houston relative to the Ala Moana
case in, 5562.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for volcanologic
surveys in, 929.
HAWAllAN ISLANDS-Continued
Report of the Secretary of War on survey of Honolulu Har-
bor (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st session., as public
document), 297.
HAWAII NATIONAL PARK, empower the superintendent to per-
form the functions now performed by the United States
commissioner for (see bill S. 4374*).
HAWES, HARRY B. (a Senator from Missouri) .
Attended, 3.
Appointed conferee, 687.
Philippine independence: remarks of Marcial Lichanco on,
1909.
Resignation from Senate, 2245.
Volstead Act modification: alcoholic limitation, statement of
James M. Beck on, 2558.
Amendments offered by, to
Philippine independence (bill H.R. 7233), 100, 177, 179, 181,
308, 394.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Forrer, Mabel: to pension (see bill S. 5442), 1932.
League, Sarah C.: to pension (see bill S. 5577), 3142.
Missouri River: to extend times for commencing and com-
pleting construction of bridge across (see bill S.
5231), 675.
- - - t o extend time for constructing of bridge across (see
bill s. 5232}. 675.
Vance, Frank: to pension (see billS. 5578), 3142.
Vandover, G. C.: for relief (see billS. 5230), 675.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Regulation of carriers: to provide for supplementing and
reprinting compilation of Federal laws relating to (see
S.Res. 307), 722.
Remarks by, on
Philippine independence, 100, 177, 178, 179, 181, 182, 195, 196,
255,256,265,266,267, 269, 270;308, 319, 323,327,328,
333, 390, 392, 425, 4.33, 435, 439, 444, 539, 617, 623, 627,
632, 633, 635, 884, 1863, 1909, 1915.
---veto message, 1793.
Roxas, Manuel: address by, 1445.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
HAWLEY, JENNIE E., increase pension (see bill H .R. 13609).
HAWLEY, WILLIS C. (a Representative from Oregon) .
Attended, 4.
Appointed teller, 850.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1354, 143?.
Butler, Robert R.: tribute at memorial services to, 3818.
Tribute to services of, 5541.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Cole, John A.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14330) , 2128.
Colonial Realty Co.: providing for exchange of lands between
United States and (see bill H.R. 14127), 1547.
Columbia River: to construct bridge across (see bill H.R.
14076)' 1395.
Foreign currency: to prevent loss of revenue due to the
effects of depreciation of (see bill H.R. 14428), 2555.
Kutcher, Clara Mitchell: for relief (see bill H.R. 13778), 666.
Rhodes, Fannie L.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13776), 666.
Smith, Elizabeth R.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13777),
666.
Vinson, Eliza H.: to grant a patent to (see bill H.R. 13939),
1055.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Butler, Robert R.: on death of (see H.Res. 344), 1435.
Remarks by, on
Beer bill, 746, 796.
Colonial Realty Co., 5407, 5408.
Columbia River bridge, Astoria, Oreg., 3577.
Gasoline tax, 2898, 2902.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
HAYDEN, CARL (a Senator from Arizona).
Attended, 3.
Appointed conferee, 4587, 4804.
Appointed to committee, 5482.
Credentials presented, 78, 365.
. Highway development: excerpts from address of Willard T.
Chevalier, on subject of, 4653.
Amendments offered by, to
Interior Department appropriation bill-Truxton Canyon In-
dian school buildings, 1718.
Legislative appropriation bill (H.R. 14562), 4807.
Mining claims (H.J .Res. 533) : to provide for suspension of
annual assessment work on, 1932.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for (S. 5125), 4484, 4487.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Arizona: to provide for the selection of certain lands in
State of Arizona for use of University of (see bill S. 5361),
Boulder Canyon National Reservation: providing for de-
velopment, administration, etc. (S. 5637), 3997.
Fickett. Nellie L.: to increase pension (see billS. 5253), 722.
Lugenbeel, Claud D.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
5215), 609.
Navajo Indian Reservation, Ariz.: to define exterior bound-
aries of (S. 5696), 5191.
Simpson, Lewis G.: to pension (see bill S. 5178) , 367.
 INDEX
HAYDEN, CARL-Continued
Motions and resolutions offered by
Camps Stephen D. Little and Harry J. Jones: requesting re-
tention of troops heretofore stationed at (see S.Res. 306),
502.
Notice of motion to suspend rules, 4301.
Remarks by, on
Camps Stephen D. Little and Harry J. Jones, 502, 915, 917,
918.
Port D. A. Russell, 1105.
Legislative appropriation bill, 4807.
Mining claims: suspension of annual assessment work on,
1991.
Philippine independence, 549.
Second deficiency bill-Boulder Canyon project, 5457.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4484, 4487.
University of Arizona: lands for use of, 3757.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HAYES, CARTER, pension (see billS. 5102).
HAYES, LAURA B., relief (see bill H.R. 13318).
HAZLI'IT, HENRY, article entitled "No Taxes to Pay", written by,
3600.
HEADLEY, MARY M., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13863).
HEARST WILLIAM RANDOLPH, remarks in House relative to a
~ertatn editorial attacking Members of Congress, written
by, 1883.
Remarks in House relative to certain editorials written by,
3902.
HEBERT, FELIX (a Senator from Rhode Island).
Attended, 3.
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1358.
Amendments offered by, to
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-rentals,
3056.
---tax refunds, 2198, 2254, 2732.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Cascambas, Apostolis B.: for relief (see bill S. 5192), 482.
' Interpleader: to authorize persons, firms, corporations, asso-
ciations, or societies to file bills of (see bill S. 5481), 2198.
Lancellotta, George: for relief (see bill S. 5193}, 482.
Textiles: to provide protection by registration of designs for
(see bill S. 5075), 93.
World's Poultry Congress: authorizing appropriation to send
an exhibit and official delegates to the Fifth (see
S.J.Res. 232}, 1781.
---authorizing President to extend invitation to foreign
governments to be represented by delegates and to
participate in the Sixth (see S.J.Res. 233), 1782.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 4904, 4910.
Barry, David S., 3518.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 4386.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4153, 4154, 4:155, 4165,
4166.
Minnesota senatorial contest, 3544.
Texttle designs: registration of, 5003.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Patents:
Textile designs: registration of (S.Rept. 1280), 4789.
Committee on Privileges and Elections:
Schall, Thomas D. (S.Res. 343, S.Rept. 1066), 1932, 2957.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
HECK, MARY C., pension (see billS. 5103).
HEIDEMAN, WILLIAM H., relief (see bjll S. 5517).
HEILMAN, MARIA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13387).
HEINE, EVA, pension (see b1ll H.R. 13164).
HEIZEMAN, RACHEL, increase pension (see b111 S. 5359).
HELENA, MONT., amendment in Senate providing for extension of
A1r Mail Service from Mandan and Bismarck, N.Dak., to,
820.
HELIUM, remarks in House relative to production of, 4834.
HELIUM PLANTS, remarks in Kouse relative to appropriations for,
2764.
HELLWIG, EMMA, pension (see btll H.R. 13335).
HFLM, HELENA K., increase pension (see b1ll H.R. 14310).
HELMER, ALICE E., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13167).
"HELPING THE FARMER OUT", article by Owen P. White
entitled, 2565.
HEMENWAY, CLARA T., increase pension (see bill H.R. 141S7).
HEMP, amendment and remarks in House relative to fixing duty
on, 1679.
HENDERSON, E. R., relief (see bill H.R. 14626).
HENDERSON, MATllJ)A J., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13060).
HENDERSON, PROF. YANDELL, statement relative to alcohol as a
volatile poison, 752.
HENDRICKSON, W. H., relief (see bill S. 2862*).
HENDRIX, LETHER, pension (see bill H.R. 13508).
HENNESSEY, MARY, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14147).
HENRY, GUY V. (major general, United States Army), excerpts
from an artk:le on the relative value of cavalry and motor
trucks in time of war, 2191.
103
HENRY, HUNTER M., relief (see biD H.R. 3840*).
HENRY, W. P., letter relative to expansion of the currency written
by, 1051.
HENSON, RALPH E., pension (see bill H.R. 13205).
HEPINSTALL, BARBARA M., increase pension (see btll H.R. 13514).
HERBERT, BARTA, pension (see bill H.R. 13516).
HERMISTON IRRIGATION DISTRICT. OREGON, amendment in
Senate to bill (S. 5M1) to provide for the termination of
Federal operation of, 2131.
HERTZ, EMANUEL, address over the radio entitled " Lincoln, the
Harmonizer", delivered by, 5071.
HESS, LAURA M., increase pension (see lSill H.R. 14206).
HESS, WILLIAM E. (a Representative from Ohio).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
Davis, Samuel C. (S. 1705), 4285.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Britt, Clara M.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13161), 44.
McGlincey, Hugh: for relief of heirs (see bill H.R. 13507),
284.
Marine Band: to authorize attendance at national conven-
tion of Disabled American Veterans of World War at
Cincinnati, Ohio, of the (see bill H.R. 13484), 284.
Rusche, Joseph Lawrence: for relief (see bill H.R. 13160}, 44.
Yeager, Mary: to pension (see bill H.R. 14469), 2723.
Remarks by, on
Hawley, Paul R., 4281.
Smellow, Morris, 3226.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
HETZEL, R. D. (president Pennsylvania College}, telegram urging
continued appropriations for land-grant colleges received
from, 1716.
HIBBARD, HENRY, pension (see bill H.R. 14069).
HIC~. WARREN F., letter relative to currency inflation
written by, 3374.
HIGGINS, T. PERRY, relief (see bills S. 5449; H.R. 2186*).
HIGHWAYS. See PuBLIC RoADS.
HILDRETH, C. N., JR., relief (see btlls S. 4844*; H.R. 11461*).
HILL, LISTER (a Representative from Alabama).
Attended, 5.
Appointed on funeral committee, 414.
Amendments offered by, to
Alameda Belt Line, California (S. 3443), 5403.
Pittman, Lizzie (H.R. 11194), 4849.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Emergency Relief and Construction Act of 1932: to amend
(see btll H.R. 14483), 2790.
Remarks by, on
Bernan, Carl L., 4859.
Camp Bullis, Tex., 4538.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill, 2623.
Killion, Clarence R.--conference report, 4815.
Los Angeles County, Calif., 5406.
Morristown National Historical Park, N.J., 5170.
Muscle Shoals, 3882.
Myers, Joseph E., 3646, 3647.
Navy Department appropriation bill, 4818.
---aviation, 4836.
---construction and repair, 4:833.
---salary reduction, 4829, 4831.
Navy surplus clothing, 924.
National Guard of South Dakota, 5175.
National military parks, etc.: protection of, 5168.
War Department appropriation bill--conference report, 5381,
5382, 5530.
---officers' retired pay, 2046, 2055.
Reports made by, from
Committee of conference:
Killion, Clarence R. (S. 2148; H.Rept. 2074), 4529.
Committee on Military A1Iairs:
Arrea, Julio Rodriguez (H.Rept. 1983}, 3581.
Camp Bull1s, Tex. (H.Rept. 1961), 3342.
Suriya, Manob (H.Rept. 1982), 3581.
Yen, Tisheng (H.Rept. 1984), 3581.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HILL, MARY H., increase pension (see billS. 5089).
IfiLL, SAMUEL B. (a Representative from Washington).
Attended, 5.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1435.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Depreciation of foreign currency: to compensate for the (see
bill H.R. 13790), 718.
- - - t o prevent loss of revenue, provide employment for
American labor, and to maintain the industries and
agriculture of United States against effects of (see
bill H.R. 13999), 1257.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 230, 945, 4454.
Remarks by, on
Colville National Forest, 694.
Common carriers by water, 5163.
Seupelt, J. G., 3222.
Tartifs and foreign-currency depreciation, 3876, 38'7'1.
Votea oj. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
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HILL, WALTER PERRY, pension (see bill 8. 5448).
HILLER, ELIZA J., increase pension (see bill S. 5158).
HINDMAN, ANNA, pension (see bill H.R. 13735).
HINDMAN, JESSE L., pension (see bill H.R. 13403).
HINES, GEN. FRANK T. See also ADMINISTRATOR OF VETERANS'
AFFAIRS.
Statement embracing a review of all legislation relating to
veterans of all wars since the beginning of the Republic
(S.Doc. 148), 233.
HIRE, ELIZABETH, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13675).
HISCOE, REGINALD V., statement concerning the forces prolong-
ing the depression written by, 1753.
HITCHCOCK, SARAH, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13691).
HIVELY, ROMA, pension (see bill H.R. 13178).
HOAGLAND, KATIE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13109).
HOBART, GARRET A. (former Vice President of the United
States) , text of the acceptance speech delivered July 7,
1896, by, 2456.
HOBLITZELL, WILLIAM H., order before an Army · retiring board
(see bill H.R. 13627).
HOBSON, RICHMOND PEARSON, present medal of honor to (see
bill H.R. 6637*).
Bill to authorize appointment and retirement as rear ad-
miral in the Navy of (see bill 8. 5430).
HOBSON'S CHOICE BETWEEN GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP AND
BANKRUPTCY OF THE RAILROADS, address delivered by
Samuel Untermyer before the University Club of Los
Angeles, Calif., by, 5195.
HOCH, HOMER (a Representative from Kansas).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolu.tions introduced by
Beck, Mary A.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13832), 817.
Thoroughman, Mary M. A.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13861),
869.
Young, Laura B.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14047),
1326.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 817.
Remarks by, on
Beer bill, 848, 862, 863.
Common carriers by water, 5162.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5273.
Deficiency appropriation bill-tax refunds, 1960.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4515.
Repm·ts made by, from
Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce:
Missouri River bridge, Kansas City, Kans. (H.Rept. 2015),
3991.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
HOCKING RIVER, OHIO, report of Secretary of War on survey of
(ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public docu-
ment), 3917.
HODGKISS, FRED, pension (see bill S. 5619).
HOEPPEL, J. H. (Congressman-elect), letter relative to the effect
upon Government salaries by the elimination of section
201 of the economy act, 4451.
HOFFMAN, EDWARD L. (major, United States Army), remarks in
House relative to the organization of the Triangle Para-
chute Co. and the Safe Aircraft Co. by, 2167.
HOG CHOLERA, remarks in House relative to appropriation for
eradicating, 1039.
HOG INDUSTRY, amendments and remarks in House and corre-
spondence relative to, 1593, 1598, 1600, 1605, 1609, 1614,
1659, 1661, 1664, 1672, 1674, 1933.
Letter from the Secretary of Agriculture transmitting a re-
port of a study made by the Bureau of Agricultural
Economics relative to the hog situation (S.Doc. 184), 3709.
HOGDEN, MARY E., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13395).
HOGG, DAVID (a Representative from Indiana).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
Interior Department Appropriation bill-surveying public
lands, 594.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
refunding taxes, 353.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Allen, Susannah L.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
14545), 3139.
Brouse, Rebecca: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14544),
3139.
Conkel, Nancy A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13981),
1145.
Harper, Grace A.: to pension (see bills H.R. 14554, 14610),
3236, 3654.
Hire, Elizabeth: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13675),
476.
Jones, Mary E.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14556),
3236.
Kees, Elizabeth: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13982),
1145.
Kniss, Sophia: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 136.79), 476.
Lett, Nancy C.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 1~678), 476.
HOGG, DAVID-Conttnued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Lockwood, Mary 0.: to increase pension {see bill H.R,
14555) , 3236.
McGinnes, Malinda: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13674), 476.
Michaud, Mary E.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13676), 476.
Parker, Flora B;: to pension (see bill H.R. 14189), 1617.
Parker, Laura: to pension (see bill H.R. 14159), 1548.
Rhoades, Aroline M.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
14543), 3139.
Scott, Mary: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14557), 3236.
Sembower, Sarah A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
14558), 3236.
Smith, Minerva: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13677),
476.
Wynn, Elizabeth: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14559),
3236.
Remarks by, on
Farm relief, 117.
Interior Department appropriation bill-surveying public
lands, 594.
Joint-stock land-bank foreclosures, 357.
Monetary system, 3331.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
public buildings, 408.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
HOGG, ROBERT L. (a Representative from West Virginia).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Barrows, J. E.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13896), 944.
Beagle, Ella: to pension (see bill H.R. 13888), 944.
Boalman, Victoria: to pension (see bill H.R. 13899), 944.
Cartmell, Lucy A.: to increase pension (see bills H .R. 13893,
14450)' 944, 2641.
DeBussey, Anna: to pension (see blll H.R. 13886), 944.
Edwards, Samuel: to pension (see bill H.R. 13887), 944.
Elliott, Austin S.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13889) , 944.
Haught, Sarah: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14451),
2641.
Holstein, Stella B.: to pension (see bill H.R.13898), 944.
McMurray, W1lliam: for relief (see bill H.R. 13890), 944.
Maynard, Garfield: for relief (see bills H.R. 13897, 14553),
944, 3236. .
Mills, Beuna. J.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13892},
944.
Morgan, Clarissa J.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13894), 944.
Moyer, Robert: for relief (see bill H.R. 13891), 944:.
Ohio River: authorizing the Sistersville Ohio River Bridge
Co. to bridge (see bill H.R. 14430), ?.640.
- - - to extend time for construction of a bridge at Sisters-
ville, W.Va., across (see bill H.R. 14462), 2723 .
Queen, Nannie: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13895),
944.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 945.
Societies and associations, 945.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2938.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 3315.
Legislative appropriation bill, 3312.
Legislative procedure relative to appropriation bills, 3312,
3315.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
HOGUE, ANTHONY, relief (see bill H.R. 3044•).
HOGUE, RICHARD W., article entitled " Campaigning Against
Government Workers" written by, 3440.
HOIDALE, EINAR, report of the Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tions in Senate on petition contesting the election of Sen-
ator Schall (S.Rept. 1066) '. 1932.
HOLADAY, HARRIET C., relief (see billS. 287•).
HOLADAY, WILLIAM P. (a Representative from Illinois).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 5529.
Appointed teller, 4256.
Amendments offered by, to
District of Columbia appropriation bill (R.R. 14643)-
bridges, 4263.
---Highway Department, 4258, 4265.
---prisons, 4433.
---public schools, 4428.
---register of wills, 4206.
---street improvements, 4260.
Remarks by, on
Cogswell, Theodore L., 4094.
District of Columbia appropriation bill, 3867, 4062, 4198.
---administration, 3867.
--bridges, 4263, 4268.
- - - buildings, 3868.
---Highway Department, 4258, 4259, 4265, 4267.
---prisons, 4433, 4434, 4435.
---public schools, 4428; 4429.
---refuse removal, 4270, 4271.
- - - registei: of wills, 4206, 4208.
---relief organizations, 3868, 3870.
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HOLADAY, WILLIAM P.-Continued
Remarks by, on
District of Columbia appropriation bill-street Improve-
ments, 4260, 4262, 4263.
--taxicabs, 4100, 4200, 4204.
- - t a x rates, 4186, 4187, 4188, 4193.
First deficiency appropriation bill--emergency relief, Dis-
trict of Columbia, 1305, 1306.
Irwin, Edward M.: tribute to, 3183.
Legislative appropriation bill, 3312.
Temporary employees: return of salary deductions to, 3404.
War Department appropriation b111-conference report, 5385.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
HOLIDAYS, declaring Armistice Day to be a legal public holiday
(see H .J.Res. 531).
Joint resolution making Flag Day (June 14) a legal holi-
day {see H.J.Res. 514).
BOLL, JAMES, relief (see bill H.R. 13319).
HOLLAND, MARY ANN, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13471).
HOLLANDER, JACOB H., address on American Public Opi.Iiion and
War Debts delivered by, 2345.
HOLLERAN, ELLEN, relief (see bill H.R. 13915).
HOLLINGER, HENRY J., relief (see bill H.R. 13940).
HOLLIS, JOSEPH E., promote on retired list of Army (see bill
H.R. 14214).
HOLLIS, LEONIDAS 0., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13552).
HOLLISTER, JOHN B. (a Representative from Ohio).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
Cordova, Jose Ramon {H.R. 6785), 3811.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of (S. 5122), 5272.
Pittman, Lizzie {H.R. 11194). 4849.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
BaUmann, Josephine: to pension (see bill H.R. 13163). 44.
Harnass, Kate: to pension (see bill H.R. 13162), 44.
Heine, Eva: to pension (see bill H.R. 13164). 44.
Hoblitzell, William H.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13627), 415.
Johnson, Ada Ray: to pension {see bill H.R. 13628) , 415.
Nutting Co., H. C.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13166), 44.
Pryor, John S.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13680). 476.
Stewart, Rebecca D.: to increase pension (see bill H .R.
14288). 1986.
Tyler, Lucy: to pension (see bill H.R. 13165), 44.
Remarks by, on
Bermi, Sadie, 3804.
Brown, Charles A., 3812, 3813.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2115.
Cordova, Jose Ramon, 3810.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5272.
Farm-allotment plan, 1698.
Government purchase of American goods, 1895.
Lobert, M. J., 3805.
Sperry, Frances 0., 4849.
Wagner, Nick, 4856.
Votes of. See 'YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
HOLMES, DELIA H., increase pension (see bill S. 5583).
HOLMES, MELISSA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13256).
HOLMES, PEHR G. (a Representative from Massachusetts).
Attended, 5.
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1393.
Remarks by, on
District of Columbia: taxes and assessments on family
dwelling houses in, 3978.
Salaries of Government employees, 4078.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the District of Columbia:
Taxes on family dwell1ng houses (H.Rept. 1993), 3735.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
HOLMES, Wll.LIAM H., relief (see bill S. 465 •).
HOLMQUIST, INER R., pension (see bill H.R. 14278).
HOLSTEIN, STELLA B., pension (see bill H.R. 13898).
HOLT, THOMAS M., relief of daughter of (see H.Res. 348*).
HOLTEEN, WILLARD .F., relief (see bill I!.R. 2730*).
HOLTZ, ELMIRA, increase pension (see bill S. 5327).
HOLY FAMILY HOSPITAL, ST. IGNATIUS, MONT., relief . (see
bill s. 2941 *).
HOLYOKE ICE CO., relief (see b111 H.R. 13354).
HOME-LOAN BANKS. See FEDERAL HoME-LOAN BANKS.
HOME MORTGAGES, provide for refunding (see bill S. 5685).
Bill to create a bank for refunding (see bill H.R. 14710).
Bill providing for loans by the Reconstruction Finance Cor-
poration for securing postponement of foreclosure of (see
bill s. 5639. ) .
Bills to increase the amount of certain loans made by the
Reconstruction Finance Corporation to institutions hold-
ing (see bills S. 5403; H.R. 14202).
Memorial of Legislature of Oklahoma urging legislation to
prevent foreclosure of, 4110.
Remarks in House relative to foreclosure of, 4257.
Remarks in Senate on b111 (S. 5639) providing for loans by
the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for securing
postponement of foreclosure of, 5089, 5097, 5136, 6321.
105
HOME OWNERS, authorizing loans to (see bills S. 4995, 5573).
Bill to authorize the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
to make loans to (see bUl S. 5642).
Bill to amend the Federal Home Loan Bank Act to provide
for the making of loans by banks to (see b111 H.R. 13303).
HOMES AND FARMS. See FORECLOSURES.
HOMESTEADS. See PUBLIC LANDS.
HONE, WILLIAM A., pension (see b111 S. 5281).
"HONEST MONEY", address over the radio delivered by Robert
L. Owen entitled, 2564.
HONGA RIVER, MD., report of Secretary of War on survey of, 37.
HONOLULU. See HAWAIIAN IsLANDS.
HOOD, WINNIE, pension (see bill S. 5314).
HOOD LABOR OFFICE, relief (see H.R. 13685).
HOOK, LENA, increase pension (see blli S. 5648).
HOOPER, JOSEPH L. (a Representative from Michigan).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Campbell, Sylvia: to pension (see bill H.R. 13833), 817.
Farlin, Sophia L.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13330) ,
76.
Fortner, Sarah E.: to pension (see bill,H.R. 13331), 76.
Menzer, Edwin L., for relief (see bill H.R. 14773), 4957.
Riddick, Lena P.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13329), 76.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 364, 535, 719, 1020, 1549, 2453,
2556, 2642, 4642, 4768.
Societies and associations, 364, 3992.
Remarks by, on
Adjusted-service certificates, 2552, 2553.
Agricultural appropriation bill: Forest Service, 1073.
Claims for deaths of Mexican nationals, 717.
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 23.
Joint-stock land banks, 357.
Loans on adjusted-service certificates to be partial pay-
ments, 528.
National Economy League report, 1237.
Patterson, LaFayette L. : tribute to, 1246.
Philippine independence, 1081, 1087.
---veto message, 1763.
Samoa: government for American, 4932.
National Banking Associations: powers of Comptroller of the
Currency respecting, 5025.
Votes Of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
HOOVER, HERBERT. See also PRESIDENT o~ THE UNITED STATES.
Article by John Hamill repudiating his book on the po-
litical career of, 1440.
Article relative to 'the suit over the book on, 1724.
HOOVER, MARY A., pension (see b111 H.R. 13775).
HOOVER DAM, BOULDER CANYON, COLORADO RIVER, give
the name of Lake Nevada to the body of water resulting
from construction of (see bill S. 5655).
Bill to give the name of Lake Oddie to the body of water
resulting from construction of (see bill S. 5693).
Correspondence relative to the use of foreign .steel in, 1896.
Letter from the Attorney General of the United States rela-
tive to the suit of the Six Companies, Inc., against A. J.
Stinson, of Nevada, State mine inspector, concerning jur-
isdiction over, 4872.
Remarks in Senate and correspondence relative to, 4126.
Resolution to investigate conditions in connection with
the construction of (see S.Res. 293).
HOPE, CLIFFORD R. (a Representative from Kansas).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
Agricultural appropriation bill: Cheyenne Bottoms migra-
tory bird refuge, 1123.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of (S. 5122), 5267,
5274.
Farm allotment bill {H.R. 13991): contracts by jobbers or
wholesalers, 1677.
--flour, 1670.
---general provisions, 1686.
Gormley Co., P. F. (S.J.Res. 197), 5406.
Hendrickson, W . H. (S. 2862), 5413.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Gard, Ethel: to pension (see bill H .R. 14368), 2243.
Helmer, Alice E.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13167), 44.
Jones, Ellen L. W.: to increase -pension (see bill H.R. 13168),
44.
Rohe, Arthur A.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14369), 2243.
Sanford, Leota L.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14351),
2193 .
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 1123, 1124.
Beer bill, 794.
Bernau, Carl L., 4859.
Conrad, Vincent J., 3813.
Corpus Christi, Tex.: land in, 5397, 5398.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5258, 5266.
Crop-production loan, 1889.
Farm-allotment plan, 1368, 1373, 1374, 1536, 1537, 1541, 1607,
1609, 1612.
Ferguson, Sarah Maddocks, 3808.
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HOPE, CLIFFORD R.-Contlnued ·
Remarks by, on
Fox, Mary Elizabeth, 3719.
Gormley Co., P. F., 5406.
Hendrickson, W. H., 5413.
Independent offices appropriation b111-Veterans' Adminis-
tration, 3025, 3027.
Lynch, John T., 4848.
Monumental Stevedore Co., 4295.
North Plains & Santa Fe Railway Co., 4289.
Pitanken, John, 3803.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans: publicity of,
2540.
Rio Grande River: overflow of, 3808.
Sheldon, William,. 3713.
Symes, Ed and Elizabeth, and others, 3807.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
HOPKINS, DAVID W. (a Representative from Missouri).
Attended, 5.
Some Fundamentals of Recovery-address of Ogden Mills on
subject of, 4448.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Arnold, Mary: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14117),
1436.
Headley, Mary M.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13863),
870.
Smith, Mary: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14792), 5415.
Smith, Therese: to pension (see bill H .R. 13779), 66~.
Williams, Percilla E.: to increase pension (see b11l H.R.
13862), 869.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
HOPKINS, JENNIE, pension (see bill H.R. 13179).
HORNE, WILLIAM C., relief (see bill H.R. 3840*).
"HORNE RADIOS UNITED STATES PLEA FOR USE OF SILVER",
article appearing in the Washington (D.C.) Herald en-
titled, 2802.
HORNOR, LYNN S. (a Representative from West Virginia).
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Farne, John N.bert: for relief (see bill H.R. 13473), 230.
Frum, Charles H.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13416), 153.
Fulks, Columbus R.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13417), -153.
Myer Nathan 0.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13474), 230.
Randolph, Rachel G.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
14010}, 1258.
Rapp, Edwin M.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14423}, 2555.
Waugh, Sarah ].14.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13730), 535.
Zinn, Julia A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13624),
415.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
HORR, RALPH A. (a Representative from Washington).
Attended, 5.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1435.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Berg Shipbuilding Co.: for relief (see bi~l H:R. 14774), 4957.
Private corporations: loans for self-liqmdatmg publlc proj-
ects to (see bill H.R. 14700), 4376.
Merchant Marine Act: to interpret section 11 of (see H.J.
Res. 603), 4297.
Thompson, Sarah E.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14470), 2723.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2909.
Beer bill, 793.
Cabinet of President-elect Roosevelt, 5041, 5042.
Democratic victory: results of the, 4740, 4741.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor ap-
priation bill-prohibition enforcement, 2692.
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 26.
Navy Department appropriation bill-aviation, 4839.
Stock, Gottleib, 2721.
Tariff and foreign currency depreciation, 3105, 3108.
Taylor, Roobert Emil, 5401.
Walthers, George Charles, 3715.
War Department appropriation bill-Panama, 2439.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
HOSPITALIZATION OF VETERANS, address delivered by Repre-
sentative Swick before the American Institute of Homeopa-
thy on the subject of, 2237.
HOSPITALS, authorizing the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
to make loans to certain (see bill S. 5251).
HOT SPRINGS, ARK., amend act limiting the privileges of the
Government free bathhouse on the public reservation at
(see bill H.R. 14788).
HOUK, ELVA A., pension (see billS. 5104).
HOUR OF MEETING, order of Senate to meet at 12 m. daily, 5.
Order of House to meet at 12m. daily, 6.
!lOURS OF LABOR, amendment to the Constitution conferring
upon Congress the power to prescribe minimum and maxi-
mum hours of labor during an emergency (see H.J.Res.
545}.
Joint resolution for amendment to the Constitution giving
to Congress the power to regulate (see H.J.Res. 610).
HOUSE, MARIAH A., pension (see bill S. 5218).
HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING, remarks in House relative to the low-
ering of the flag as a mark of respect to the memory of
Calvin Coolidge, 2031.
Resolution requiring that flags be flown at half staff in
honor of Calvin Coolidge on (see H.Res. 358).
HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING COMMISSION, resolution regulating
the assignment of offices in the new House Office Building
adopted by, 2037.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. See also CoMMITTEE HEARINGs;
CONTESTED ELECTIONS IN HousE; RULES OF HOUSE; SPECIAL
ORDERS IN HousE; YEA-AND-NAY VoTES IN HousE.
Announcement of a Republican caucus to be held in the
Hall of the House, 2518.
Annual report of the Clerk of the House on contingent ex-
penses, stationery accounts, and salaries of employees, 38.
Bill to reduce salaries of the Members of (see bill H.R.
13663).
Joint resolutions for amendment to the Constitution tore-
duce the membership of (see S.J.Res. 250; H.J.Res. 591).
Joint resolution to pay officers and employees on December
20, 1932 (see H.J.Res. 503).
Memorial services to deceased Senators and Members held
·in the Hall of, 4344.
Messages from the President transmitting estimates of ap-
propriations for (S.Doc. 160; H.Docs. 525, 533, 537, 541,
558)' 1163, 1832, 2722, 3342, 3735, 4452.
Order to meet at 12 m. daily, 6.
Remarks by the Speaker relative to recognition of Members
for unanimous consent to pass certain local bills, 3580.
Remarks concerning the omission of a roll call from the
Journal and the Record, 980, 986.
Remarks relative to the raising of a question of constitu-
tional privilege in, 2041.
Remarks concerning the raising of a question of personal
privilege in, 2294, 3017, 3092.
Remarks relative to the so-called "lame ducks", 3899.
Remarks concerning the alleged blocking of the Democratic
program for repeal of the eighteenth amendment by the
Republican lame ducks in, 1061.
Remarks relative to the barring of cranks from the gallery
of, 453.
Remarks concerning the order of business during the Christ-
mas holidays, 920.
Remarks concerning the exercise of privileges of the House
during consideration of a conference report, 1953.
Remarks relative to the lowering of the flags on the House
wing of the Capitol as a mark of respect to the memory
of Calvin Coolidge, 2031.
Remarks in House relative to the proposed closing of the
House restaurants and barber shops, 4068.
Remarks in House relative to the House library, 4069, 4196.
Remarks concerning the excessive number of employees on
the rolls of, 4612.
Remarks relative to the effect of the Democratic victory at
the polls upon the Western States as reflected by the
change of personnel of committees of, 4741.
Resolution requiring that flags be flown at half staff on the
House wing of the Capitol in honor of Calvin Coolidge
(see H .Res. 358).
Resolution fixing a time for the consideration of bills on
the Private Calendar unobjected to (see H.Res. 364*).
Resolution fixing a time for consideration of business on
the Consent Calendar and suspension of the rules (see
H.Res. 365).
Resolution authorizing the closing of the House restau-
rant and barber shop (see H.Res. 381).
Resolution to authorize employment of additional clerical
services in the enrolling room (see H.Res. 388*).
Resolution to pay the widow of Frank Hazel Barto (see
H.Res. 346*).
Resolution to pay Katherine M. Boernstein (see H.Res. 325*).
Resolution to pay Eva Craig (see H.Res. 310*).
Resolution for relief of the widow of William J. Curry (see
H .Res. 342 *) .
Resolution to pay Ide Early (see H.Res. 313*).
Resolution to pay the daughter of 'rhomas M. Holt (see
H.Res, 348 •) .
Resolution for relief of Delbert E. Libbey (see H.Res. 324).
Resolutions to pay Martha H. Miller (see H.Res. 331, 348*).
· Resolution to pay Harry Blaine Myers (see H.Res. 328*).
Roll calls on question of quorum in, 5, 921, 1759, 1804,
2031, 3016, 3385, 3807, 5027, 5247, 5350, 5417.
HOUSTON, ROBERT G. (a Representative from Delaware).
Attended, 5.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 417, 817, 4454, 5652.
Societies and associations, 4454, 4957, 5290.
Remarks by, on
Knowles, Horace G., 3803.
Votes of.See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
HOUSTON, VICTORS. K. (a Delegate from Hawaii).
Ala Moana case in Hawall: letter to Carl Vinson, of Georgia,
relative to, 5561. ·
Amendments offered by, to
Interior Department appropriation bill: volcanologic sur-
veys, 929.
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HOUSTON, VICTORS. K.--Continued HOWARD, EDGAR-Continued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by Remarks by, on
Carey, Eliza A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14471), Resistance to eviction from farms and homes, 1236.
2723. Tariff rates, 4067.
Hawaii: to authorize transfer of land from the War De- Tariffs and foreign currency depreciation, 3902.
partment to the Territory of (see bill H.R. 13042), 41. Reports made by, from
Hollinger, Henry J.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13940), 1055. Committee of conference :
.MaU: to amend section 3993 of Revised Statutes relative to Five Civilized Tribes 1n Oklahoma (H.R. 8750, H.Rept.
transportation of cert:nn (see bUl H.R. 13747), 607. 1889)' 2192 .
. Sesoko, Yamato: for relief (see bill H.R. 14651), 3918. Committee on Indian Affairs:
Woolley, Ra.lph E.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14212), 1712. Blackfeet Indian Reservation, Mont. (H.Rept. 2054), 4296.
Bemarks by, on Drainage district no. 1, Richardson County, Nebr. (H.Rept.
Beer bill, 860. 2058)' 4297. .
Dongji Investment Co., 3641, 3642. Flathead Indians, Montana (H.Rept. 2059). 4297.
Gasoline tax, 2898. Fort Hall Indian school reserve, _Idaho (H.Rept. 2060), 4297.
Interior Department appropriation bill: volcanologic sur- High-school building, Shannon County, S.Dak. (H.Rept.
veys, 929. . 2055) • 4296.
Navy Department appropriation bill-officers' pay, 4819. Indians: legally disabled or deceased (H.Rept. 2057), 4297.
---salary reduction, 4832. Vessels: to turn over to Indian Service forfeited (H.Rept.
Navy surplus clothing, 922. 2056)' 4297.
War Department appropriation bill~fiicers' retired pay, Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
2047. • HOWARD, T. E., address over the radio on the subject of " Bi·
---post exchanges, 2441. meta.lllsm or Communism" delivered by, 898.
HOWARD, CASSIE E., relief (see billS. 1044*). HOWARD, WILLIAM J., relief (see blll H.R. 2217•).
HOWARD, EDGAR (a Representative from Nebraska). HOWARD CO., INC., R. S., relief (see bill S. 432-6•).
Attended; 5. ·
Amendments offered by, to HOWARD UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON, D.C., remarks in House
Agricultural appropriation bill-agricultural exper~nt sta- and correspondence relative to appropriations for, 585,
tions, 1024. 936, 941, 942, 1072, 1316 . .
Interior Department appropriation bill-traveling expenses HOWELL, FANNIE, pension (see bill S. 5495) .
of Omaha Indians, 649. HOWELL, JERUSHA C.. pension (see bill H.R. 13503).
Bills and jaint resolutions introduced by
Chippewa Indians, Minnesota: reserving Rice Lake and con- HOWELL, ROBERT B. (a Senator from Nebraska).
tiguous lands for the (see bill H.R. 14629), 3824. Attended, 299.
Five Civilized Tribes: to amend act to extend the period Bills and faint resolutions introduced by
of restriction in lands of certain members of (see bill Bo?th Fisheries Co.: for relief (see bill S. 5413), 1781.
H.R. 14360), 2242. - · Bntton, Frank E.: to pension (see bffi S. 5239), 722.
Fort Mojave Indian Reservation, Ariz.: to provide for ex- Copeland, Lawrence S.: for relief {see bUI s. 5206), 541.
change of Indian and privately owned lands on (see bill Enochs, Robert J..: for relief (see bill S. 5414) 1781.
H.R. 14587), 3581. GUlespie, Rose, and others: .for relief (see bill's. 5207), 541.
Garner, Lewis: to pension (see bill H.R. 13169), 44. Great Falls Meat Co., of Great Falls, Mont.: for relief (see
Indian lands: to authorize the change of homestead desig- bill s. 5205)' 541.
nations on allotted (see bill H.R. 14320), 2127. Harvey Canal Ship Yard & Machine Shop: for relief (see
Indian reservation superintendents: to provide method of bUI S. 5203), 541.
appointment of (see bill H.R. 13656), 475. ~er, ~ary S.: to increase pension (see bUI S. 5547), 2732.
Indians: to authorize appropriation to carry out provisions M1ssoun River: to extend times for commencing and com-
of act of May 3, 1928, to pay certain individual enrolled . pleting the construction of bridge across (see bills S.
(see bill H .R. 13770), 666. · 5235, 5370)' 675, 1439. .
Indian Service: to provide alternate budget for 1935 for Sinks, Mary Byrkett; for relief (see bUl S. 5208), 541.
(see bill H.R. 14648) , 3918. Texas Power & Light Co.: for relief (see bUI S. 5204) 541.
Indian tribes: defining rights of certain persons with (see Motions and resolutions offered by '
bill H.R. 14590), 3581. · Campaign expenditures; to extend time for making report
Irrigation projects: to extend temporary relief of water by committee investigating (see S.Res. 824), 1719.
users on (see bill H.R. 14432), 2640. Remarks by, on
Missouri River bridge, Niobrara, Nebr.: to extend time for Campaign expenditures, 1719.
construction of (see bill H.R. 14663), 4105. Foreign debts, 2139, 2477.
Navajo Indian Reservation, N.Mex.: to define exterior French debt, 2819.
boundaries of (see bill H.R. 14658), 3991. Louisiana senatorial election, 4662, 4666, 4668, 4670, 4672,
Seneca Indian School, Wyandotte, Okla.: to authorize ac ... 4690.
quisition by United States of land occupied by (see bill Philippine independe-n ce, 632, 883, 885.
H.R. 14536), 3138. Reports made by, from .
Shoalwater Indian Reservation, Wash.: to authorize crea- Committee on Claims: ·
tion· Indian village in (see bill H.R. 14538), 3138. American Bonding Co. of Baltimore {S.Rept. 1049). 1622.
Surpluses of .farm products: to aid in disposition of (see Anderson-Tully Co. (S.Rept. 1050), 1628.
bill H.R. 14794), 5651. Angle, Agnes M. (S.Rept. 1117), 2562.
Umatilla Reservation: to amend act for allotment of lands Blomgren, Harry E. (S.Rept. 1051), 1623.
in severalty to Indians residing upon (see bill H.R. Booth Fisheries Co. (S.Rept. 1087), 2029.
13916) ; 1019. Cann, John Pearce (S.Rept. 1114), 2562.
Unemployment: to provide emergency financial assistance Chicago, North Shore & Milwaukee Railroad Co. (S.Rept.
and Government direction and control to adjust a system 1081)' 2029. .
of commodity production and distribution to meet (see Constant, Avery G. {S.Rept. 1118), 2562.
bill H.R. 13814), 816. Davis, Donna M. (S.Rept. 1052), 1623.
Motions and resolutions offered by Federal Reserve bank, Richmond, Va. (S.Rept. 1116}, 2562.
Reconstruction Flnance Corporation: requesting informa- Fuller. W. P., & Co. (S.Rept . .10.80), 2029.
tion as to activities of {see H.Res. 335), 1019. Gillespie, Rose, and others (S.Rept. 1057), 1623.
Petitions and papers presented by, frmn Great Falls Meat Co., of Great Falls, Mont. (S.Rept. 1056)
Societies and associations, 2128. 1623. '
State legislatures, 3053, 3488, 3654, 3919, 4107. Harvey Canal Ship Yard & Machine Shop (S.Rept. 1054),
Remarks by, on · 1623.
Agricultural appropriation bill, 1024. Hildreth, C. N., Jr. (S.Rept. 1085), 2029.
Farm allotment plan, 1583. Jensen, Leslie (S.Rept. 1086), 2029.
Farmers' mortgage petition, 273, 274. McGuire, Alva D., Jr. (S.Rept. 1079), 2029.
Farmers' resistance to sherur's foreclosures 1n Iowa and Merrin, Harold W. (S.Rept. ·1053), 1623.
Pennsylvania, 3120. Pennsylvania: to issue duplicate Ln favor of Department of
Five Civilized Tribes 1n Oklahoma----conference report 2328 Forests and Waters of (S.Rept. 1083), 2029.
2417. ' ' Powell, William (S.Rept. 1082), 2029.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Arlington Memorial Saffran, Arthur P. (S.Rept. 1084), 2029.
Bridge, 3132. · Segar, li!lsie (S.Rept. 111.5), 2562.
Interior Department appropriation blll-Indian affairs 649. Sinks, Mary Byrkett (S.Rept. 1058), 1623.
LaGuardia, Fiorello H.: tribute to, 5659. · ' Texas Power & Light Co. (S.Rept. 1055), 1623.
\ Navy Department appropriation bill, 4837. Walthers, George Charles (S.Rept. 1248, pt. 2), 4379.
Omaha Indian Tribe enrollment, 3641. Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
President's message--farm relief, 117, 118. HOwEY, WILLIAM FENWICK, relief (see bill H.R. 13332).
Propaganda for a dictatorship, 123.6 . . HO~ LILLIAN M., increase pension <(see billS. 5180).
Question of personal privilege, 2298.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans: publicity of, HOYER, CATHERINE J., pension (see bill H.R. 13158).
1011, 1360, 2677, 2777, 4070, 4071. HUBBARD, JULIA. pension (see bill H.R. 13936).
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HUBBARD, WILLIAM G., II, relief (see b111 H.R. 13445).
HUBSTER, LINCOLN, pension (see billS. 5105).
HUDDLESTON, GEORGE (a Representative from Alabama).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Expenditures: to authorize reduction of (see H.J.Res. 589),
3581.
Federal emergency relief commission: to create (see bill
H.R. 13603), 415.
Hendrix, Lether: to pension (see b111 H.R. 13508) , 285.
Ware, Mary: to pension (see bill H.R. 13900), 944.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3343.
Remarks by, on
Economic conditions and remedies, 276.
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 14, 568, 569.
Farm-allotment plan, 1338, 1353.
Louderback, Harold, 4923.
Sound currency, 2534.
Vacating proceedings in Journal, 982.
War Department appropriation bill-conference report, 5385.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Interstate and Fc~eign Commerce:
Dauphin Island bridge, Alabama (H.Rept. 2027), 4105.
Elk River bridge, Alabama (H.Rept. 2016), 3991.
Pearl River bridge (H.Rept. 1850), 1547.
Savannah River bridge, Lincolnton. Ga. (H.Rept. 2039), 4209.
Tombigbee River bridge (H.Rept. 1851), 1547.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
HUDSON RIVER, amend act to allow the State of New York to HUNGER MARCHERS, remarks in House relative to the attempted
bridge (see bills S. 5585, 570!-; H.R. 14705, 14787•).
Bill to repeal the act authorizing the construction of a
bridge across (see bill H.R. 13461).
Bill to extend time for construction of bridge across (see bill HUNTER, JAMES HAROLD, relief (see bill H.R. 13909).
s. 5564*).
Report of the Army engineers on survey of (S.Doc. 155), 612.
HUFF, PRICE, relief (see bill H.R. 11035•).
HUFFMAN, NANCY, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13945).
· HUFFMAN, WINNIE, pension (see bill H.R. 14053).
HUGHES,· JOHN BARTON, pension (see bill H.R. 14427).
HUGHES, NORFLEET, pension (see bill S. 5376).
HULL, CORDELL (a Senator from Tennessee).
Attended, 3.
Resignation from Senate, 5427.
Statements on panic conditions, problems, and remedies, HUTCHINSON, GEORGE H., relief (see bill H.R. 13953).
made by, 65.
Tariff duties: equalization of-testimony of Robert L. HUTCHINSON, JULIAN S., pension (see bill H.R. 14527).
O'Brien before House Wi""ys and Means Committee on. HUTCHINSON, LEE NEWTON, pension {see bill H.R. 13983).
3747.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Farm mortgagors: providing for loans or advances by Recon-
struction Finance Corporation through its regional HYDE, BENJAMIN F., pension (see bill S. 5404).
credit corporations to (see bill S. 5350), 1401.
- - - t o postpone foreclosure of (see bill S. 5591), 3424.
Income tax: to amend Constitution in respect to (see IDAHO, authorizing the Secretary of the Interior t.o enter into
S.J .Res. 251), 3588.
Interest rates on Government loans: to reduce (see S.J.Res.
249), 3490.
Mortgage foreclosures: to postpone (see billS. 5639), 3997.
Mywatt, Elmer E.: for relief (see bill S. 5127), 233.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation: to provide loans to
secure postponement of foreclosure of farm mortgages for
a period of 2 years (see bill S. 5450), 2029.
Yadon, Thomas A.: to pension (see billS. 5128), 233.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 2727.
Remarks by, on
McKellar, Kenneth: articles by, 369.
Public utilities, 676.
Reports made by, from
ComJ;nittee on Banking and Currency:
Mortgage foreclosures: to postpone (S.Rept. 1220), 3997.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
HULL, MORTON D. (a Representative from Illinois).
Attended, 5.
Remarks by, on
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 15.
Fort I;:>. A. Russell, 1322.
Interior Department appropriation bill-Howard University,
586.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
HULL, WILLIAM E. (a Representative from nlinois).
Attended, 5.
Appointed teller, 2061.
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Waterway Treaty: address before
National Rivers and Harbors Convention on, 1973.
Amendments offered by, to
Farm-allotment bill (H.R. 13991)-black strap, 1588.
War Department appropriation bill-rivers and harbors,
2432.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Illinois and Mississippi Canal: to construct bridge across
(see bills H.R. 13743, 13744), 607.
Motor fuels: to provide for use of alcohol in (see bill H.R.
14627) 1 3824,
HULL, WILLIAM E.-Continued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Revenue: to provide additional (see bill H.R. 13014), 40.
Rotterman, Louis E.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14273), 1907.
Remarks by, on
Beer bill, 750, 853, 862, 863.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priations bill-prohibition enforcement, 2684, 2694.
Farm-allotment plan, 1543, 1544, 1599, 1600, 1606.
Interior Department appropriation bill-Howard University,
937, 938. .
Liquor control by Federal Government, 4253.
Medicinal liquor: prescribing of, 4941, 4942, 4947.
Motor fuel : use of . alcohol in, 4820, 4822.
Philippine independence--veto message, 1767.
St. Lawrence waterway, 5547.
Vacating proceedings in Journal, 881, ·983.
War Department appropriation bill-Army post consolida-
tion, 2225, 2226.
---officers' retired pay, 2059.
---rivers and harbors, 2061, 2432, 2434, 2435, 2436.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
HULT, CHARLES F., relief (see bill H.R. 13902).
HUMMER, MORTUARY, :MlCHIGAN CITY, IND., relief (see bill
H.R. 14540•).
Letter from the Secretary of the Navy transmitting a draft
of a proposed bill for r~lief of, 2554.
HUMPHREYS, WILLIAM Y. (late a Representative from Mississippi).
Tribute to, 5186.
demonstration at Washington, D.C., of, 134.
HUNTER, DEBORAH, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14057).
HUNTER, TERRESSA P., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14232).
HUNTSVILLE, ALA., erect public building at (see bills S. 5611;
H.R. 14321*).
HURD, BLANCHE C., increase pension (see bill S. 5410).
HURON HARBOR, OillO, report of Secretary of War on survey o!
(H.Doc. 478), 40.
HUSHKA, WILLIAM:, relief legal heirs of (see bill - - ) .
RUSS, FLORENCE I., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14185).
HUSSEY, ERNEST B., letter relative to flood conditions on the
Green River, Wash., 2028.
HUTCHISON, ELIZABETH C., increase pension (see bill H.R.
14171).
HYSELL, ELECT A M., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13418).
HYSON, NANCY, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13121).
cooperative agreements with the State of Idaho and pri-
vate owners of land within the State for grazicg and
range development (see bills H .R. 13559•, 14177).
Bill to add certain lands to the national forests in (see bill
H.R. 14226•).
Joint resolution for relief of the State of (see H.J .Res. 138 •) •
Letter from the Secretary of the Interior transmitting
report relative to an agreement with respect to the bound-
ary 11ne between the States of Wyoming and Idaho (S.Doc.
212). 5292, 5414.
Memorial of Legislature relative to the filing of notices of
locations of mining claims, 2129.
Memorial of legislature favoring the purchase of silver
bullion and the issuance of silver certificates, 3346.
Memorial of legislature relative to the proposed amendment
to the National Bankruptcy Act, 3659, 3742.
Ratification by the legislature of the proposed amendment
to the Constitution of the United States relative to the
terms of the President, Vice President, Senators, and
Representatives, 2794, 2933.
Memorial of legislature relative to the irrigation system of
Big Lost River Valley in, 3742.
Memorial of legislature urging legislation to amend sections
5 and 8 of the Idaho Admission Act, 3993.
Memorial of legislature urging legislation for the enlarge-
ment of the Boise National Forest in, 4108.
Memorial of legislature urging legislation to authorize loans
to the irrigation districts by the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation, 4299, 4456.
Memorial of legislature urging enactment of bill (S. 1197):
to refinance agricultural indebtedness, 4456.
Memorial of legislature urging legislation to grant to the
State full power and authority with respect to prospect..
1
ing and mining on mineral lands in. 5434.
IGOE, JAMES T. (a Representative from Illinois).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Thompson, Oscar: for relief (see bill H.R. 13509), 285.
Votes of. See YEA-Alll'D-NAY VoTEs.
ILITZ, MICHAEL, remarks-in House relative to, 3640.
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n..LINOIS, amend act to regulate holding United States courts in
(see bill H.R. 13018).
Bill to allow the State to bridge the Rock River (see bill
H.R. 13659) .
Bill to convey certain submerged lands to (see b111 H.R.
14463}.
Memorial of legislature relative to proposed legislation for
unemployment relief, 89.
Memorial of legislature urging legislation to authorize the
States to legalize and tax light wines and beer, 89.
Remarks in Senate relative to a decision of the Court of
Appeals of the District of Columbia in a case involving
radio rights in, 323.
Memorial of legislature urging legislation for refinancing of
farm mortgages, 5065.
ILLINOIS AND MISSISSIPPI CANAL, allow the State of llllnois to
bridge (see bills H.R. 13743*, 13744*).
ILLINOIS BANKERS ASSOCIATION, letter· relative tO branch
banking received from, 1467.
n.LUSTRATIONS. See CoNGRESSIONAL RECORD.
IMMIGRATION, amend act to regulate (see bills S. 5347; H.R.
13811*).
Bill to further restrict (see bill H.R. 14711).
Bill to repeal the first proviso of section 24 of the act of
February 5, 1917, relating to (see bill H.R. 14685).
Bill to make uniform the method of appointing immigra-
tion officials (see bill H.R. 14686).
Bills to provide for registration of aliens and a certificate
of identification (see bills H.R. 1445~. 14712).
Bill relating to the record of registry of certain aliens (see
bill H.R. 14783).
Bill to provide for the suspension of (see bill H.R. 14713).
Bill to exempt from the quota fathers and mothers of cer-
tain American citizens (see bill H.R. 8174*).
BUl to provide correction of status of certain aliens (see bill
H.R. 13810).
Remarks in House relative to further restriction of, ~431.
IMMIGRATION SERVICE, remarks in House relative to appropria-
tions for, 1296, 1311.
Remarks in House relative to furloughs of employees in,
1002.
Statistics relative to receipts, expenditures, and deportations
in, 1003.
Text of the President's recent Executive order authorizing
the appointment of certain special investigators in 5046.
IMPEACHMENT, articles of impeachment against Harold Louder-
back, United States district judge, northern district of
California, 4914.
Charges of impeachment against Herbert Hoover, President
of the United States; laid on table in House, 399, 1965.
Order of Senate to notify the House that the Senate is ready
to receive the managers conducting impeachment proceed-
ings against Judge Harold Louderback, 5195.
Remarks in House on the McFadden resolution to impeach
President Hoover, 566..
Remarks in House relative to the charges of impeachment
against President Hoover, 3015, 3092.
Resolution in House to investigate charges of impeachment
against President Hoover, laid on table (H.Res. 318), 399.
Resolution in House to appoint managers on the part of the
House to conduct impeachment proceedings against Harold
Louderback, United States district judge, northern district
of California (see H.Res. 402 •) .
Resolution in House to notify the Senate of the appointment
of managers to conduct impeachment proceedings against
Harold Louderback, United States district judge, northern
district of California , (see H.Res. 403 •) .
Text of the articles of impeachment against Huey P. Long,
Governor of Louisiana, in 1929, 4996.
IMPERIAL SHIPBUILDING CORPORATION, relief (see bill H.R.
14041).
IMPORT DUTIES, amendments and remarks in House relative to
fixing duties on flax, linen, hemp, ramie, jute, and sim11ar
fibers and products thereof, 1678, 1679.
Bill to amend the Tari1I Act of 1930 (see bill H.R. 14033).
Bill to make the tariff effective on certain agricultural com-
modities (see bill S. 5358).
Bill to increase import duties on crude petroleum (see bill
H.R. 13491) •
Bill to equalize tariff duties by compensating for deprecia-
tion 1n foreign currencies (see bill H.R. 8557*).
Bill to extend the benefits of the tartif to surplus agricul-
tural products (see bill H.R. 14706).
Bill to increase tariff duties on flaxseed and oils produced
therefrom (see bill H.R. 14703).
Bill to fix American valuation of imported merchandise for
the assessment of (see b111 H.R. 14418).
Extracts from testimony by Robert L. O'Brien, Chairman
Tariff Commission, on equalization of, 3747.
Motion in House to discharge the Committee on Ways and
Means from consideration of bill (H.R. 8557) to equalize
tariff duties by compensating for depreciation in foreign
currencies, 2789.
Remarks in House on -bill (H.R. 8557) to equalize tarlif
duties by compensating for depreciation 1n foreign cur-
rencies, 3963, 3970, 3971, 4634.
109
IMPORT DUTIES--Continued
Remarks 1n House opposing the proposed bill to increase,
2616.
Remarks In House relative to the Crowther bUl to equalize
tariff duties by compensating for depreciation of foreign
currencies, 4634.
Remarks in House relative to the tariff on maple sugar, 4954.
Remarks in House on the subject of the tariff, 2439, 3105,
'!J121, 3122, 3901.
Remarks in House relative to the effect on the tariff of de-
preciated foreign currencies, 3969, 5288.
Remarks in Senate relative to the proposed removal of trade
barriers, 3248, 3249.
Resolution directing the Tariff Commission to investigate
with respect to tariff bargaining (see S.Res. 325*).
Statement by Representative McGugin before the Commit-
tee on Ways and Means in House in opposition to the
proposed increase of, 2935.
Statement by Matthew Woll concerning tariff protection for
American industries, 2972.
Table showing comparison of value of imports from coun-
tries off the gold standard with those from countries re-
maining on the gold standard, 3966.
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS, amendment and remarks in House rela-
tive to refunds of the adjustment charge imposed on
exported products, 1673.
Bills to prohibit importation of articles from certain coun-
tries (see bills S. 5566; H.R. 13019, 13660).
Bill to regulate advertising of imported articles (see bill H.R.
14034).
Bill to regulate importation of milk and cream (see bill S.
5170).
Bill to restrict the exportation of tobacco seed (see b111
H.R. 13565).
Bill to equalize the cost in the United States of articles
Imported from foreign countries (see bill H.R. 144:13).
Bill to provide for free importation of certain articles ex-
ported temporarily for scientific or educational purposes
(see b1ll H.R. 14579*).
Bill to amend act relative to unfair practices in the import
trade (see bill S. 5691).
Excerpt from an address delivered by Frederick E. Murphy
relative to the importation of coconut oil, 372.
Joint resolution to prohibit the exportation of arms, am-
munition, and implements of war (see S.J.Res. 229*).
Letter from the Secretary of Commerce relative to the effect
of the depreciation of foreign currencies upon American
imports and exports, 3995.
Letter and statement from the Corn Exchange of Buffalo,
N.Y., relative to the so-called "voluntary domestic allot-
ment plan ", 92.
Remarks in House relative to the so-called " domestic allot-
ment plan", 703.
Report of the Tartif Commission relating to (S.Doc. 180),
4713, 5292.
Report of the Ta.ri.ff Commission on investigation of tari.ff
bargaining, 3140.
Resolution directing the Tariff Commission to prepare an
analysis of the composition of the import and export
trade of the United States (see S.Res. 334•).
statistics relative to, 1383, 3251, 3878.
Telegram from Charles H. Stone Co., and others, relative
to tariff barriers raised by the Bermuda Government
against United States food products, 624, 674.
Testimony of Frederick P. Lee before the House Committee
on Agriculture relative to domestic allotment legislation,
663.
INAUGURAL COMMITI'EE. See COMMITI'EE ON INAUGURATION OF
THE PRESIDENT-ELECT (Joint).
INAUGURATION. See PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
INCOME TAX, amendment in Senate relative to refunds of over-
payments of, 2198, 2732. ·
Amendment in Senate to authorize the payment of interest
on overpayments o.f, 2254.
Amendment and remarks in House relative to requiring
prior approval by the Joint Committee on Internal Rev-
enue Taxation of refunds of; concurred in by the Senate,
1945, 1954.
Amendment in Senate to require prior approval by the
Comptroller General of the United states of all claims for
refunds of, 2645, 2665, 3376.
Amendment in Senate to require the prior approval by the
Board of Tax Appeals of proposed refunds of, 2802, 2864,
3458.
Bill to provide that returns shall constitute public records
(see bill S. 5531).
Bill to provide an additional (see bill H.R. 14656).
Bill to provide for further extension of time for payment
of certain {see bill S. 5690.
Joint resolutions for amendment to the Constitution re-
lating to (see S.J.Res. 251; H.J.Res. 594).
Joint resolution for amendment to the Constitution pro-
viding for taxation of income from tax-exempt securities
(see S.J.Res. 224).
Joint resolutions for amendments to the Constitution to
allow the United States to tax income from State securi-
ties and allow the States to tax income from United
States securities (see R.J' .Res. 506, 550, 584) •
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INCOME TAX-Continued
Letter from the Attorney General rect~mmending disap-
proval of the first deficiency appropriation bill (H.R.
13975) relative to refunds of, 2446.
Remarks in House relative to, 1256.
Remarks in House relative to the Preside11t's veto message
on the deficiency bill relating to refunds qf, 2523.
Remarks in House relative to publicity of returns of, 5157.
Text of Senate Joint Resolution 224 proposing an amend-
ment to the Constitution relative to, 3600.
INDEPENDENT BANKERS ASSOCIATION, LONG PRAIRIE, MINN.,
letter relative to the proposed establishment of branch
banks, 1420.
INDEPENDENT GROCERY STORES, report of the Federal Trade
Commission on short weighing and overweighing in
(S.Doc. 153), 481.
INDEPENDENT OFFICES OF THE GOVERNMENT, making annual
appropriations for (see bill H.R. 14458*).
Conference reports on bill (H.R. 14458) making annual
appropriations for (S.Doc. 190; H.Rept. 2133), 4926, 5069,
5424, 5450.
Message from the President transmitting a statement of
proposed consolidation and grouping of certain (H.Doc.
493)' 233, 282.
Message from the President transmitting estimates of ap-
propriations for (H.Doc. 495), 284.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 1299.
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 14458) making annual
appropriations for, 3017, 3032, 3037, 3090, 3092, 3110, 3184,
3305. . Blll making it a crime to represent oneself to be an Indian
Remarks in House on conference report on bill (H.R. 14458)
making annual appropriations for, 5231, 5387.
Remarks in Senate on bill (H.R. 14458) making annual ap-
propriations for, 4252, 4505, 4583, 4708, 4769, 4791.
INDIA, statistics relative to the military forces of, 2173.
INDIANA, memorial of Legislature urging enactment of bill (S.
1197) known as the " Frazier bill ", 3656.
Memorial of Legislature relative to the Volstead Act, 3659.
Memorial of legislature relative to the remonetization of
sll ver, 4900.
Remarks in Senate relative to a decision of the Court of
Appeals of the District of Columbia in a case involving
radio rights in, 323.
INDIANA BANKERS' ASSOCIATION, telegra:tp. relative to branch
banking received from, 2093.
INDIANA LIMESTONE, remarks in House relative to the proposed
construction of public buildings through the use of, 2124.
INDIANA LIMESTONE INDUSTRY, remarks in House relative to,
804. . for the benefit of the Indians in connection with the
INDIANAPOLIS, IND., erect a Confederate monument in Crown
Hill Cemetery at (see bill H.R. 13791).
Letter of Secretary of War, transmitting a ~t of a pro-
posed bill for erection of a Confederate monument at, 606.
INDIANA REPUBLICAN EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION, resolution ex-
pressing approval of President Hoover's plan for the
reorganization of the executive departments, adopted by,
886.
Resolution urging enactment of bill to penalize broadcasting
stations for violation of Federal laws, adopted by, 886.
INDIANA WOMAN'S STATE COMMITTEE FOR LAW ENFORCE-
MENT, resolution favoring prohibition enforcement and
opposing the proposed relegalization of beer, adopted by,
886.
INDIAN BOARDING SCHOOLS, message from the President, trans-
mitting estimate of appropriation for, 5433.
INDIAN COMMISSIONERS. See BoARD OF INDIAN COMMISSIONERS.
INDIAN FOREST LANDS, amendment in Senate to reduce appro-
priations for the administration of, 2645.
INDIAN m.RIGATION PROJECTS, extend temporary relief to water
users on (see bills S. 5417*, 5525*; H.R. 14432*).
Bills to amend act authorizing construction of the Michaud
division of the Fort Hall project, Idaho (see bills S. 5589;
H.R. 14563).
Blll relating to deferment and adjustment of construction
charges on (see blll S. 3675*).
Bills authorizing the granting of concessions on reservoir
sites in connection with (see bills H.R. 5070*, 14433).
Letter of Secretary of the Interior, transmitting the annual
report of operations of, 39, 59.
Letter from the Secretary of the Interior, transmitting re-
port C?n ca;tcelations and adjustments made on certain
!l'rigation charges on (H.Doc. 475), 5433, 5651.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 602, 638.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 3629.
Report of the Committee on Indian Affairs in Senate on
(S.Rept. 25, pt. 4), 1551.
INDIAN LANDS, authorize modification of contracts for sale of
timber on (see bills S. 3508; H.R. 6684*).
Bill to authorize the change of homestead designations on
allotted (see bill H.R. 14320).
Report from the Committee on Indian Affairs in Senate
relative to an investigation with respect to tax-exempt
lands (S.Rept. 1365) , 5448..
Resolution to investigate relative to those not subject to
taxation (see S.Res. 322 •).
INDIAN RESERVATIONS, amend act to grant to the State of New
York and the Seneca Nation of Indians jurisdiction over
the taking of fish and game within certain (see bill S.
5302).
Bill to provide for the method of appointment of superin-
tendents of (see blll H.R. 13656).
Remarks in Hous\! relative to appropriations for construc-
tion, repair, and maintenance of roads on, 654.
INDIAN SCHOOLS, remarks 1n House relative to appropriations for,
590, 647.
INDIAN SERVICE, authorize delivery of forfeited vessels to (see
bill s. 3654*).
Blll to authorize delivery to Indian superintendents amounts
due Indians who are under legal disabllity, or to estates
of such deceased Indians (see bill S. 4756*).
Bills providing for an alternate Budget for (see bills S. 5622*;
H.R. 14648*}.
INDIAN WARS, allow credit in connection with homestead entries
to widows of veterans of (see blll S. 2654 • ) .
INDIANS, defining the term "Indian" with respect to guardian-
ship by the United States (see bill S. 5462).
Bills to amend act to provide for determining the heirs of
deceased (see bllls S. 3508*; H.R. 6684*).
Bills to authorize purchase of allotments of deceased (see
bills S. 5483*; H.R. 14059*).
Bill to amend regulations authorizing the withholding of
rations for nonattendance of children at schools (see bill
s. 5487).
(see bill S. 5697).
Blll relating to contracts for the sale of timber on Indian
lands (see blll H .R. 6684 •) •
Bill to amend act authorizing and directing the collection
of fees for work done for the benefit of (see blll H.R.
10086*).
Bill to extend temporary relief to water users on Indian
irrigation projects (see bill H.R. 14432*).
Bill defining the rights of certain persons with Indian tribes
(see blll H.R. 14590).
Joint resolutions to carry out certain obligations to certain
enrolled Indians (see S.J.Res. 167*; H.J.Res. 409 *).
Joint resolutions providing for an investigation and study
of problems with respect to the Indians in Alaska (see
H.J.Res. 601, 602).
Letter of Secretary of the Interior, transmitting the annual
report of expenditures for, 39.
Letter of Secretary of the Interior, transmitting a statement
by the Director of the Geological Survey of expenditures
administration of the laws relative to the operation of oil,
oil shale, and gas leases, 39, 59.
Letter of Secretary of the Interior, transmitting report on
adjustment or elimination of reimbursable cl1arges exist-
ing as debts against (H.Doc. 501), 540, 606.
Letter from the Office of Indian Affairs relative to contracts
for the sale of timber on Indian lands, 1871. '
Remarks in House relative to an appropriation for develop-
ing agriculture and stock raising among, 599.
Remarks in Senate and documents relating to appropriations
for (S.Doc. 214), 3602, 3607, 3611, 3618, 5450.
Report from the Committee on Indian Affairs in Senate on
survey of financial affairs of ( S.Rept. 25, pt. 5) , 1781.
Resolution to continue investigations concerning the condi-
tion of (S.Res. 323 •).
Resolution to amend the rules relative to the selection of
three members of the Committee on Indian Affairs to sit
with the Committee on Appropriations when Indian items
are under consideration (see S.Res. 338).
Allotted lands of: blll to authorize change of homestead
designations on (see bill S. 5463*).
---bill authori.zing the purchase of allotments of
deceased Indians (see bill S. 5483).
Apache: bills to pay expenses of prosecuting claims against
the United States by (see· bills S. 5620; H.R. 14339).
Blackfeet: memorial of Legislature of Montana for relief of,
4563.
Blackfeet Reservation: bill defining and regulating power
sites on (see bill S. 277 •) .
California: adjudicate claims of Indians in (see bill S.
3731*).
---bill to authorize an appropriation for the benefit of
the Indians in (see bill H.R. 14795).
Camp McDowell Reservation: b111 to authorize the sale to
the city of Phoenix, Ariz., of certain land within
(see bill S. 1438•).
Cattaraugus Reservation: joint resolution to investigate all
gas and oil leases entered into by the Seneca Nation
on (see H.J.Res. 600).
Cherokee: joint resolution construing acts for the adjudi-
cation of claims of (see H.J.Res. 502).
Cheyenne River Agency: bills authorizing an appropriation
to pay certain Indians at (see bills S. 5234 *; H.R.
13770*' 13820).
Cheyenne River Siou:t: bill to make a per capita payment to
(see bill S. 5518).
Chickasaw: bills for enrollment of certain (see bills S. 5171;
H.B. 13379) •
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Chippewa: bills to make a per capita payment to (see bills
S. 5252*; H.R. 11810*).
---bill to make a per capita payment to the Red Lake
Band of (see bill S. 5592).
---bill to establish the boundary lines of the Chippewa
Indian territory in Minnesota (see bill H.R. 12329 *).
---bills to amend act reserving Rice Lake and contig-
uous lands !or (see bills S. 5626*; H.R. 14629).
---bills to adjudicate claims of the Turtle Mountain
Band of (see bills S. 5461, 5623*; H.R. 14742).
---bill to purchase lands for camp sites for (see b1ll
H.R. 14620).
Choctaw: bills for enrollment of certain (see b1lls S. 5171;
H.R. 13379) .
Comanche: bills to pay expenses of prosecuting claims
against the United States by (see bills S. 5620; H.R.
14339).
Creek Nation: report of the Court of Claims relative to the
· claim of, 60.
Five Civilized Tribes: bill relative to restrictions applicable INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATIONS, authorizing the Reconstruction Fi-
to Indians of (see bill H.R. 8750*).
- - - bills to amend act to extend the period of restrictions
in lands of certain members of (see bills S. 5499;
H.R. 14360).
---conference report on bill (H.R. 8750) relative to
restrictions applicable to Indians of (H.Rept. 1889) ,
2192, 2201.
- - - remarks in House on conference report on bill (H.R.
8750) relative to restrictions applicable to Indians
of, 2417.
Flathead Reservation: b1ll to provide for the addition of the
names of certain persons to the final roll of the
Indians of (see bill S. 2393 •) .
Fort Hall school reserve: b1ll to authorize exchange of small
tribal acreage in the reserve for adjoining land (see
bill s. 4510*).
Fort Mojave Reservation: bills for exchange of Indian and
privately owned lands in (see bills S. 5594; H.R.
14587).
Fort Peck Reservation: bUI for relief of certain settlers on
(see bill S. 5433 * ) .
Kickapoo: bill to repeal certain provisions of an act relating
to the sale of lands of (see bill S. 4339 •).
Kiowa: bills for payment out of tribal funds expenses of INFLATION. See CuRRENCY.
prosecuting claims against the United States (see
bills S. 5620; H.R. 14339).
K!amath Reservation: bill relating to the sale of timber on INLAND WATERWAYS, memorial of Legislature of Nebraska urg-
(see bill H.R. 6684*).
Lower Brule Reservation: bill providing for restoration of
an Indian agent for (see b1ll H.R. 13007*).
Navajo Reservation: bills to amend act authorizing the
establishment of the Canyon De Chelly National INSURANCE. See GoVERNMENT INSURANCE.
Monument in (see bills S. 5190*; H.R. 13960).
---bills to enlarge (see bills S. 5541; H.R. 11735*).
---bill to define the exterior boundaries of (see bills
S. 5628, 5696; H.R. 14658).
Nez Perce: bill to amend act for relief of (see bill S. 5663). INTERBORO BRIDGE CO., allow them to bridge New York Bay
Northern Cheyenne: bill to provide for expenses of the
tribal council of (see bill H.R. 11896*).
Omaha: remarks in House and correspondence relative to
the bill (H.R. 2319) to investigate claims of and to
enroll certain persons with the tribe of, 3641.
Osage: bill relating to tpe tribal and individual affairs of
(see bill S. 3085).
Otoe and Missouria: bills to adjudicate rights of (see bills
S. 4578*; H.R. 10927).
Pine Ridge Agency: bills authorizing an appropriation to
pay certain Indians at (see bills S. 5234*; H.R.
13770*, 13820).
Rosebud Sioux Agency: bills authorizing an appropriation to
pay certain Indians at (see bills S. 5234*; H.R.
13770*, 13820).
Sac and Fox: amendment and remarks in House relative to
making a per. capita payment to, 927.
---bill to authorize a per capita payment to certain (see INTERMEDIATE CREDIT BANKS, table showing functions, 3698.
bill H.R. 13036) .
---bill to authorize an appropriation for expenses of the
business committee of (see bill H.R. 13038).
---bills to authorize the addition of certain names to INTERNAL REVENUE BUREAU. See BUREAU OF INTERNAL REVE-
the final rolls of (see bills S. 4557*; H.R. 11798*).
Seminole: bill providing for per capita payments to (see bill INTERNAL-REVENUE LAWS AND TAXES, amendment ln Senate
s. 5507*).
---bill to adjudicate certain claims of (see bill H.R.
5846*).
---message from the President vetoing bill (S. 4340) to
adjudicate claims of (S.Doc. 177), 2881.
Seneca: bill to amend act relative to jurisdiction over the
taking of fish and game in New York State by (see
bill s. 5302*).
---joint resolution to investigate all gas and oil leases on
the Cattaraugus Indian Reservation entered into by
(see H.J.Res. 600).
---letter from Robert P. Galloway relative to the fish
and game laws applicable to, 2343.
Shoalwater Reservation: bills to authorize the creation of an
Indian village in (see bills S. 5576*; H.R. 14538).
111
INDIAN~ontinued
Sioux: bill to make a per capita payment to the Cheyenne
River Band of (see bill S. 5518).
- - - bill to enroll (see bill H.R. 13009) .
---letter from the Secretary of the Interior reporting on
the claims of certain (S.Doc. 152), 481, 606.
Standing Rock Agency: bills authorizing an appropriation to
pay certain Indians at (see bills S. 5234•; H.R.
13770*. 13820). .
Umatilla Reservation: bill to amend act for allotment of
lands to Indians residing upon (see bill H.R. 13916).
Ute: bills for relief of the Uintah, White River, and Uncom-
pahgre Bands of (see bills S. 5348, 5478, 5580; H.R.
12651*).
White Earth Reservation: bill to establish a State game
refUge on (see bill S. 5485 • ) .
Yakima Reservation: bill authorizing an appropriation for
· further surveys of the Mount Adams Highway on
(see b1ll H.R. 14249).
Yankton Agency: amendment in Senate to abolish, 2645.
nance Corporation to make loans to associations organized
for barter of goods and services (see bill S. 5412).
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS, consider the advis!l.b1lity of establishing
a joint committee to investigate the possibility of creating
additional foreign markets for (see S.Res. 310).
INDUSTRIES OF THE UNITED STATES, address delivered by David
Sarnoff, president of the Radio Corporation of America,
relative to recent developments in, 3352.
Bill to compensate for depreciation in foreign currency (see
bill H.R. 13790).
Bill to regulate competition and stabilize trade and indus-
try (see bill H.R. 14583) .
Bill to aid in financing (see bill H.R. 14633).
Bills to prevent interstate cominerce in commodities manu-
factured or produced in factories operating more than 5
days per week or 6 hours per day (see bills S. 5267; H.R.
14082, 14105, 14518*).
Bills to foster (see bills S. 5434; H.R. 14131).
Remarks in House relative to control of industrial produc-
tion, 1243.
Remarks in Senate relative to the 5-day week and 6-hour
day, 4304.
INJUNCTION OF SECRECY. See SENATE.
ing discontinuance of any further appropriations for de-
velopment of, 2796.
INLAND WATERWAYS CORPORATION, extend to the Columbia
River the services and operations of (see bill S. 5093).
INSURANCE BUSINESS, amend act relative to taxation of insur-
ance companies in the District of Columbia (see bill H.R.
14204*).
(see bills H.R. 14631*, 14787*).
INTEREST RATES, reduce rates on loans (see bUl H.R. 14061).
Bill to reduce rate of certain interest payable to the United
States (see bill H.R. 14764).
Joint resolution to regulate (see H.J.Res. 530).
Joint resolutions to reduce rates on Government loans (see
S.J.Res. 249; H.J.Res. 595).
Remarks in House relative to, 995.
Remarks in House relative to rates on call money in New
York and Chicago, 1296.
INTERGOVERNMENTAL DEBTS, address over the radio delivered
by Frederic R. Coudert relative to, 542.
Editorials appearing in Collier's magazine on, 3746.
Message from the President relative to the problem or (H.
Doc. 511), 681, 718.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT. See DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
INTERMOUNTAIN ECONOMIC CONFERENCE, resolutions adopted
by, 947.
NUE.
prohibiting payment of refunds of taxes unless approved
by the Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation,
1637, 1644.
Amendment in Senate to require the prior approval by the
Board of Tax Appeals of proposed refunds of taxes, 2802,
2864, 3458.
Amendment in Senate to require prior approval by the
Comptroller General of the United States of all claims for
refunds of taxes, 2645, 2665, 3376.
Amendment and remarks in House relative to requiring prior
approval by the Joint Committee on Internal Revenue
Taxation of refunds of taxes; concurred in by the Senate,
1945, 1954.
Amendment in Senate to authorize the payment of interest
on overpaym~nts of taxes, 2254, 2563.
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INTERNAL-REVENUE LAWS AND TAXEs-continued
Amendment in Senate relative to refunds of overpayments
made prior to July 1, 1932, 2732.
Annual report of refunds of taxes, 39.
Biil to provide that returns of income, war-profits, and
excess-profits taxes shall constitute public records (see
bill s. 5531).
Letter from the Attorney General recommending disap-
proval of the first deficiency appropriation bill (H.R.
13975), relative to refunds of taxes, 2446.
Remarks in House relative to the President's veto message
on the deficiency bill relating to refunds of taxes, 2523.
Remarks in House relative to tax refunds, 1296, 1321.
Remarks in Senate relative to tax refunds, 1472, 1552.
Report of the Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxa-
tion concerning taxes and penalties paid consequent upon
disclosures before the Committee on Public Lands and
Surveys of the Senate, 39.
Report of L. H. Parker on refunds of taxes, 1558.
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, provide for the appointment of
deputy collectors of (see bill S. 5293).
INTERNATIONAL APPLE ASSOCIATION, telegram remonstrat-
ing against bill (H.R. 13999) to prevent loss of revenue
and for the relief of unemployment, 2728.
INTERNATIONAL ARMS & FUZE CO., INC., adjudicate claim of
(see bill H.R. 12981*).
INTERNATIONAL BOARD OF MONEY VALUE CONTROL, paper
by C. W. McCordis relative to, 3423.
INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARY COMMISSION, UNITED STATES
AND CANADA AND ALASKA AND CANADA, remarks in
House relative to appropriations for, 2618.
INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARY COMMISSION, UNITED STATES
AND :MEXIC6, remarks i:n House relative to appropriations
for, 2618. _ Bill to provide for the termination of Federal operation of
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PRIVATE AERIAL LAW,
authorizing an appropriation for expenses of participa-
tion by the United States in (see H.J.Res. 568*).
Message from the President transmitting a recommendation .
for an appropriation for expenses of participation by the
United States in (S.Doc. 175), 2198, 2237, 2242.
INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF MILITARY MEDICINE AND
PHARMACY, invite them to hold the eighth congress in
the United States (see S.J.Res. 217*, H.J.Res. 504).
"INTERNATIONAL DEBTS AND THEIR RELATION TO BUSI-
NESS", address delivered by Bainbridge Colby entitled, .
2347.
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURE, ROME, ITALY,
authorize an annual appropriation for expenses of partici-
pation by the United States in (see H.J.Res. 586*).
INTERNATIONAL JOINT COMMISSION, UNITED STATES AND
GREAT BRITAIN, remarks in House relative to appro-
priations for, 2619.
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTIT..E MARINE CO., INC., remarks in
Senate relative to mail contracts with, 5214, 5215, 5231,
5298, 5309.
Resolution requesting the Postmaster General to postpone
the awarding of a mail contract to (see S.Res. 375*).
INTERNATIONAL MONETARY AND ECONOMIC CONFERENCE,
authorize an appropriation for participation by the United
States in (see S.J.Res. 242; H.J.Res. 536*).
Message from the President transmitting estimate of ap-
propriation for expenses of participation by the United
States in (H.Doc. 517), 1164, 1251.
INTERNATIONAL PARLIAMENTARY CONFERENCE ON COM-
MERCE, letter of Secretary of State transmitting an in-
vitation to the United States to participate in (H.Doc.
520), 1338, 1354, 1397.
INTERNATIONAL ZEPPELIN TRANSPORT CORPORATION, re-
marks in Senate relative to, 3057.
INTERNATIONALISM FROM THE VERSAILLES TREATY TO 1932,
address delivered by Representative McFadden before the
Executives' Club of Chicago, lll., on the subject of, 5643.
INTERPLEADER BILLS. See COURTS OF THE UNITED STATES.
INTERSTATE COMMERCE, address over the radio delivered by
Representative Rayburn entitled "The Public Interest
in Railroads and Other Forms of Transportation", 503.
Bill to provide compensation for disability or death result-
ing from injury to employees in (see bill S. 5695).
Bill to divest certain activities of their interstate char-
acter (see bill H.R. 14125).
Bills to amend act to regulate (see bills H.R. 14373, 14666).
Bills to prevent interstate shipment of commodities manu-
factured or produced in factories operating more than
5 days per week or 6 hours per day (see bills S. 5267;
H.R. 14082, 14105, 14518). ·
Joint resolution further to investigate certain public-utility
corporations engaged in (see H.J .Res. 572 •).
Remarks in Senate relative to the shipment of cotton and
wheat in, 724.
Resolution providing for the printing of a compilation of
laws relating to common carriers (see S.Res. 307).
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION, annual report of (H.Doc.
430)' 156, 229.
Bill to authorize delegation of certain powers of (see bill
H.R. 7432 *) .
Decision relative to the proposed abolition of free lighterage
in New York Harbor, 2820.
Message from the President transmitting estimate of ap-
propriation for (H.Doc. 545), 3823.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 3020, 3205.
Remarks in House relative to the exercise of arbitrary
power by, 3907.
Report of final valuations of properties of certain com-
mon carriers, 39, 60.
Report of investigation of the proposed 6-hour day for ran-
way employees (H.Doc. 496), .366, 414.
INTERSTATE LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU, make avail-
able to Congress the services and data of (see H.J.Res.
131*).
IOWA, convey certain submerged lands to (see bill H.R. 14463).
Memorial of legislature favoring a moratorium on farm
mortgages, 2248.
Remarks in House relative to attempted sales by county
treasurers of real property ~r taxes in, 1235. .
IRISH FREE STATE, statistics relatWe to the military forces of,
2173.
IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY, statistics relative to, 4740.
IRRIGATION, declaring the policy of the United States with re-
spect to (see bill H.R. 13917).
Bills authorizing loans for refinancing irrigation districts
(see bills S. 5020, 5086; H.R. 13996, 14744).
Bills to authorize the Secretary of the Interior to grant
concessions on reservoir sites in connection with Indian
irrigation projects (see bills H.R. 5070, 14433).
the Hermiston and West Extension irrigation districts of
the Umatilla irrigation p~oject, Oregon (see bill S. 5341).
Bills authorizing certain contractual changes relating to
the payment of certain construction costs of the Mini-
doka irrigation project, Idaho (see bills S. 5402, 5526;
H.R. 14224).
Bills for temporary relief of water users on irrigation proj-
ects (see bills S. 5135, 5198, 5236, 5269, 5332, 5417*, 5525;
H.R. 13567, 13854, 13918, 14432).
Bills to extend temporary relief to water users on Indian
irrigation projects (see bills S. 5417*, 5525*; H.R. 14432*).
Bill to provide for rehabilitation of Big Lost River irri-
gation project in Idaho (see bill H.R. 13557).
Bill for the rehabilitation of the Crane Creek Irrigation
project, Idaho (see bill H.R. 13529).
Bill authorizing classification of lands within the Flat-
head irrigation project (see bill H.R. 13601).
Bill to provide for the rehabilitation of the Lewiston Or-
chards irrigation project, Idaho (see bill H.R. 13531).
Bill to provide for the rehabilitation of the Rathdunn
Prairie irrigation project in Idaho (see bill H.R. 13536).
Bill for the rehabilitation of the Walker River irrigation
project, Nevada (see bill H .R. 13527).
Letter of Secretary of the Interior transmitting the annual
report of operations of Indian irrigation projects, 39, 59.
Letter from the Commissioner of the Bureau of Reclama-
tion relative to granting temporary relief to water users
on irrigation projects, 5143.
Letters from the American Farm Bureau Federation and the
National Grange relative to granting temporary relief to
water users on irrigation projects, 5147.
Memorial of Legislature of Idaho urging legislation to au-
thorize loans to irrigation districts by the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation, 4299, 4456.
Remarks in House on bill (S. 5417) for the temporary re-
lief of water users on irrigation projects, 5142.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for Indian irri-
gation projects, 602, 638.
Remarks in House and correspondence relative to the Flat-
head irrigation project, 605, 638.
Remarks in House relative to the Fort Hall irrigation proj-
ect, Idaho, 642. .
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for investiga-
tions in connection with western irrigation agriculture,
1068.
Report of the Committee on Indian Affairs in Senate on
Indian irrigation projects (S.Rept. 25, pt. 4), 1551.
Statistics relative to crops grown under, 4757.
IRVING TRUST CO. OF NEW YORK, investigate the activities of
the (see H.J.Res. 511).
Resolution of the New York County Lawyers' Association
condemning the appointment as standing receiver in
bankruptcy, 2248.
IRWIN, RALPH C., relief (see blll H.R. 13273*).
ISAACS, GREEN, pension (see bill S. 5315).
ISBELL, H. I., letter relative to the proposed Government insur-
. ance of bank deposits, 2086.
ISENBURG, ARTHUR C., pension (see bill H.R. 14612).
ISING, CATHERINE E., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13124).
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ISLE AU HAUT AND KIMBALL ISLAND, ¥AJNE, report of Secre-
tary of War on survey of, 37.
ISRAEL, MOSES, relief (see bill H.R. 5269*).
ITALY, statistics relative to the military forces of, 2173, 3782.
Table showing increase in expentlitures for land, naval, and
air armaments since 1913 by, 3783.
JACKSON, ANDREW, excerpt from a message to Congress in 1831
relative to the District of Columbia, 4205. · Adjusted-service certificates: to provide for the advance
JACKSON HOLE, WYO., article appearing in the Cheyenne (Wyo.)
Morning Eagle relating to, 2645.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA., resolutions adopted by the Reserve Officers
Association remonstrating against the proposed transfer
of functions of the Corps of Engineers of the Army per-
taining to river and harbor work, 1716.
Statement concerning the establishment of a transient
camp at, 4503.
JACKSONVILLE HERALD, FLA., editorial entitled "Politicians or
Statesmen " appearing in, 724.
JACOBER, ERNEST, relief (see bill H.R. 13755).
JACOBS TRANSFER & STO'R.AGE CO., authorize the granting of
a permit for the cc . truction of an oil and gasoline pipe
line in the District of Columbia by (see bills S. 5667*;
H.R. 14725*).
·JACOBSEN, B. M. (~ Representative from Iowa).
Attended, 5.
Appointed on funeral committee, 4278.
Resignation from funeral committee, 4448.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Mississippi River bridge, Bettendorf, Iowa: to extend time
for construction of (H.R. 14589), 3581.
Remarks by, on
Kendall, Samuel A.: death of, 1710.
War Department appropriation bill--ordnance, 2230.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
JAMES, ROBERT B., relief (see bill H.R. 14313*).
JAMES, W. FRANK (a Representative from Michigan).
Attended, - .
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Officers of Army and Navy: to amend Revised Statutes re-
lating to relative rank of (see bill H.R. 1~777), 5062.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 4210.
Remarks by, on · .
Ilitz, Michael, 3640.
Navy Department appropriation bill-salary reduction, 4830.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
JAMES RIVER, VA., survey for a waterway from the New and
Kanawha Rivers, W.Va., to (see S.J.Res. 257).
JAMISON, JOE P., relief (see bill H:R. 13510).
JANES, ETTA, pension (see bill H~. 13085).
JAPAN, article by Samuel G. Blythe concerning the prices of com-
modities imported from, 2350.
Article appearing in the Trans-Pacific, published in Japan,
relative to increased trade due to depreciation of the yen
in, 2976.
Statistics relative to the military forces of, 2173.
Table showing increase in expi:mditures for land, naval, and
air armaments since 1913 by, 3783.
JARVIS, SARAH ANN, pension (see bill H.R. 14661).
JASPER, MARY E., increase pension (see bills S. 5590; H.R. 14624).
J~ET, ENRIQUETA KOCH v. DE, relief (see bill H.R.
12751*).
JEFFERS, LAMAR (a Representative from Alabama).
Attended, 5.
Appointment as teller to count electoral vote, 3546.
Amendments offered by, to
War Department appropriation bill-buildings, 2219.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Act of May 29, 1930: to amend (see bill H.R. 14429), 2640.
Employees of the United States: sick leave for certain
civilian (see bill H .R. 14741), 4641.
Remarks by, on
Civil Service positions: salary rates of certain, 5167.
Counting electoral vote, 3639.
Joint Committee on Veterans' Benefits, 5545.
War Department appropriation · bill-buildings, 2220, 2223.
---citizens' military training camps, 2320, 2324.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Civil Service:
Retirement of classified employees (H.Rept. 2102), 4865.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
JEFFERSON, MARIA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13237).
JEFFERSON, THOMAS, article by Charles A. Lee entitled " Thomas
Jefferson and Public Education"," 5056.
JEFFRIES, ffiA B., pension (see bill H.R; 13706).
JENKINS, MARY C., increase pension (see bill H.R. 1~).
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JENKINS, THOMAS A. (a Representative from- Ohio). -
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
Norwegian steamer Tampen (bill H.R. 12746), 707.
Pulaski, Casimir: memorial at Savannah, Ga., to (H.R. 6490),
5281.
Ross, Janet Hardcastle (bill H.R. 12743), 707.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
payment of (see bill H.R. 13021). 41.
Angel, James: to pension (see bill H.R. 13170), 44.
Bosworth, William E.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14491), 2790.
Brown, Amy F.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13419).
153.
Bruce, William: to pension (see bill H.R. 13171), 44.
Burnett, Clarisa: to pension (see bill H.R. 14523), 3052.
Congrove, Lewis: to pension (see bill H.R. 13172), 44.
Daugherty, Sarah A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13173), 44.
Derry, Mary E.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13174), 44.
Duncan, Jennie S.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13175).
44.
Eator, Henrietta H.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
14524), 3052. -
Fenwick, Addie C.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13176),
44.
Folden, Mary M.: to increase pension (see b111 H.R. 14785),
. 5188.
Fox, Sarah A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14492),
2790.
Fultz, Charlotte: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13177),
44.
Hively, Roma: to pension (see b111 H.R. 13178), 44.
Hopkins, Jennie: to pension (see b111 H.R. 13179). 44.
Hysell, Electa M.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13418).
153.
Immigration: to repeal part of immigration act, and to
make uniform method of appointment of immigration
officials (see bills H.R. 14685, 14686), 4210.
Keneff, Mary C.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13180), 44.
Lantz, Maude: to pension (see bill H.R. 13181), 44.
Mcintyre, Laura E.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13182),
44. .
Martin, Mary L.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13183),
44.
Salisbury, Mary Virginia: to pension (see bill H.R. 13184),
44. .
Shafer, Fanny Reuter: for relief (see bill H.R. 14572), 3343.
South, Nancy: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14522).
3052.
Stewart, Elizabeth R.: to increase pension {see bill H.R.
14258). 1834.
Woodward, Violet S.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
14493), 2790. -
Zeigler, Dora: to pension (see bill H.R. 13420), 153.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3344.
Remarks by, on
Air mail contracts: rescinding certain new, 4538.
Camp Bullis, Tex., 4538.
Chicago World's Fair, 3560.
Circulation statements of newspapers, 699.
Columbia River bridge, The Dalles, Oreg., 3577.
Cotton classification, 3549.
Declaratory judgments, 697, 698.
Employees' compensation, 3553.
Extension of Forest Exchange Act, Oregon, 1877.
Farm legislation: analysis of plans for, 1700.
Flood control, Lowell Creek, Seward, Alaska, 1900.
Gonzalez, Benjamin, 708.
Government purchase of American goods, 1895.
Gunnison National Forest, Colo., 1875.
Indemnity to Nicaragua, 1882.
Indian irrigation projects, 1873.
Indigent aliens, 3576.
Johnson, Albert: tribute to, 5620.
Klamath Indian Reservation, 1874.
Legislative procedure relative to appropriation b1lls, 3315.
Mississippi River bridge, 995.
Mixed Claims Commission, United States and Germany, 4540.
Modoc National Forest, 4537.
National m11itary parts, etc.: protection of, 5168.
Naturalization laws, 692, 1871, 3546.
Navajo Indian Reservation, Utah, 3559.
Naval ordnance plant, South Charleston, W.Va.: disposition
of, 1884.
New York Bay bridge, New York, 5166.
Norwegian steamer Tampen, 707.
otoe and Missouria Indian Tribes, 702, 1879.
Public building, Binghamton, N.Y., 4535.
--Huntsville, Ala., 4534.
Roosevelt Island, D.C., 3557.
Ross, Janet Hardcastle, 706.
Samoa: government for American, 4930, 4932, 4933, 4934,
4935, 4937.
School building, Frazer, Mont, 3556, 3557.
South Dakota camp sites, 695.
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JENKINS, THOMAS A.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Temporary employees under Economy Act, 4542.
Tribal agreements, 697.
Tribute to retiring Members, 5556.
Unemployment distress relief, 1882.
Ute Indians, Utah, 3554.
Vessels: regulations governing, 5165.
Waiver of prosecution by indictment, 698.
Widows Island, Maine, 694.
Wisconsin Indian claims, 694.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
JENKINS, WILLIAM L., relief (see bill H.R. 997•).
JENSEN, LESLIE, relief (see bills S. 5085*; H.R. 10498•).
JERMARK. ERNEST w., relief (see bill S. 5688; H.R. 13148).
JERSEY CITY, N.J., relief of the mayor and aldermen of (see bill
H.R. 7324 • ) .
JET!', CURTIS, relief (see bill S. 3870•).
JEWISH WELFARE BOARD, relief of disabled World War veterans
of (see bill S. 5429).
JIMMERFIELD, TOM B., pension (see bill H.R. 13443).
JOERNS, GEORGE, article entitled " The Depression, Its Cause and
CUre", written by, 2259.
JOHNSON, ADA RAY, pension (see bill H.R. 13628).
JOHNSON, ALBERT (a Representative from Washington).
Attended, 5.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1435.
Tribute to, 5620.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Aberdeen, Wash.: to authorize the Secretary of the Navy to
make available the U.S.S. Newport to the municipality of
(see b1ll H.R. 14279), 1986.
Common carriers by water: amending Shipping Act, 1916, as
amended, for purpose of further regulating (see bill H.R.
14077), 1395.
Howey, William Fenwick: for relief (see bill H.R. 13332), 76.
Yates, Leo: for relief (see bill H.R. 13185), 44.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Jones, Wesley L.: on death of (see H.Res. 299), 35.
Remarks by, on
Columbia National Forest, 3558.
Ferguson, Sarah Maddocks, 3808.
Gritlith, Llewellyn B., 3729, 3730.
Memorial to General Pulaski at Savannah, Ga., 3560.
Pitanken, John, 3803.
Rio Grande River: overflow of, 3809.
. Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
JOHNSON, ELLA MAE, pension (see bill H.R. 13338).
JOHNSON, FRED B., pension (see billS. 5212).
JOHNSON, GEORGE D., relief (see bill S. 5356).
JOHNSON, HIRAM W. (a Senator from Californi4).
Attended, 3.
Appointed conferee, 687, 5195.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1436.
Appointed on Joint Select Committee on the Disposition
of Useless Papers in the Executive Departments, 886.
Foreign debts: addresses of Dr. Jacob H. Hollander and
Han. Bainbridge Colby on, 2345.
"Wny Europeans Get Distorted Picture of United States":
newspaper article by Edmond Taylor entitled, 5070.
Amendments offered by, to
First deficiency appropriation bill--Government purchases
of American goods, 1645.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill (H.R.
13520)---Government purchase of Amerie&Il goods,
1552, 2667, 2869, 3178.
---salary reduction, 3468.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced · by
Bodkin, Arabella E.: for relief (see bill S. 5371), 1439.
Boiler inspection, etc.: to amend United States Code relat-
ing to (S. 5651), 4300.
Bonnet Carre: in reference to land in the floodway area of
(see bill S. 5167), 367.
Common carriers by water: amending Shipping Act, 1916, as
amended, for purpose of further regulating (see bills S.
5035, 5036)' 63.
de Back, Minnie C.: conferring upon United States District
Court for Northern District of Ca.llfornia, southern di-
vision, jurisdiction of claim of (see bill S. 5038), 63.
Intoxicating liquors: to permit admission into Virgin
Islands for export of (see bill S. 5034), 63.
Jasper, Mary E.: to increase pension (see bill S. 5590), 3424.
Lee, Lt. Comdr. Arthur A.: for relief (see bill S. 5596), 3490.
Lighthouse reservations: to authorize Secretary of Com-
merce to dispose of certain (see bill S. 5581), 3242.
Load lines for American vessels: to amend section 1 (a) of
act to establish (see bill S. 5037), 63.
Los Angeles County, Calif.: to convey certain lands in (see
bill s. 5537)' 2644.
McCann, Robert E.: to pension (see bill S. 5265), 820.
Park system. California: selection of lands for (see bill
s. 5612}. 3745.
Roos, Robert A.: to present Distinguished Service Medal to
(see bill S. 5451), 2029.
JOHNSON, HIRAM W.-Continued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
San Diego, Calif.: to .authorize sale o! portions of Pueblo
Indian lands of San Diego to the city of (see bill S. 5595),
3489.
Surplus coal: authorizing Secretary of Navy to sell to needy
at nominal prices (see S.J.Res. 255), 4215.
Torrance, Lottie A.: to pension (see bill S. 5511), 2460.
· Walsh, Michael L.: to pension (see billS. 5643), 4114.
Wright, Catherine: for relief (see bill S. 5616), 3664.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Alameda Belt Line, California-to concur, 5451.
Common carriers by water: to concur in House amend-
ments, 5319.
- - - t o disagree to House amendments and ask for con-
ference, 5195.
Harbor, river, etc., collisions: prevention of-to concur in
House amentlments, 5212.
Los Angeles County, Calif.-to concur, 5451.
Park system, California-to concur, 5451.
Ru1es: to suspend, 3171.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3828.
Societies and associations, . 3828.
State legislatures, 2799.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural entry of mineral lands, 5513.
Coal: sale to needy of surplus, 4984.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5311, 5312.
First deficiency appropriation bill--Government purchase
· of American goods, 1623, 1645.
Foreign debts, 1176, 1268, 1272, 1275, 1276, 1277, 1278, 2474,
2475, 2476.
Laval-Hoover debt conference, 1424, 14.25.
Limitation of debate, 3006.
Mortgage foreclosures: postponement of, 5102, 5319, 5322.
Norris, Senator: a tribute to, 2380.
Order of business, 1732.
Panama: treaty with, 4382.
Park system, California, 4986.
Philippine independence, 255, 264, 265, 1867.
Schneider, Jack, 5512.
Second deficiency bill-reclamation, 5464, 5465.
Suspension of the ruies, 1572.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 3251,
3434.
---Bureau of Efficiency, 3456.
---furlough, 3425.
---Government purchase of American goods, 2867, 2868,
2869, 3175, 3176, 3178, 3253, 3262, 3266, 3267.
---Ocean mail service, 3360.
--salary reduction, 3468, 3469, 3471, 3472, 3474.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4488.
War Department appropriation bill--camps at Army posts
for unemployed, 3948, 3949.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Commerce:
Boners, etc.: construction and inspection of (S.Rept. 1302),
4962.
Common carriers by water (S.Rept. 1136), 3141.
Domestic articles (S.Rept. 1091), 2071.
Inland waterway from Norfolk, Va., to Beaufort Inlet, N.C.
(S.Rept. 1123), 2644.
Labor conditions on the Mississippi fiood-control project
(S.Rept. 1064), 1781.
Lighthouse reservations (S.Rept. 1164), 3663.
Lowell Creek, Seward, Alaska (S.Rept. 1137), 3141.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
JOHNSON, JED (a Repi-esentative from Oklahoma).
Attended, 5.
Appointed teller, 2060.
Amendments offered by, to
War Department appropriation bill: officers' retired pay,
2055, 2058, 2060.
Bills and joint resolutions intrcj•J.ced by
Indians: to authorize the payment of expenses of prose-
cuting cla.i ms against the United States by the Kiowa,
Comanche, and Apache Tribes from the tribal funds (see
bill H.R. 14339), 2193.
Officers' retired pay: to reduce and adjust (see b111 H.R.
14567). 3343.
Remarks by, on
Leverett, Lettie, 4863.
McKee, Howard, 3645.
War Department appropriation bill, 1806.
- - officers• retired pay, 2055, 2056, 2057, 2058, 2059.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
JOHNSON, JULIA C., pension (see bill H.R. 13393).
JOHNSON, LOUIS (national commander of the American Legion),
remarks in House relative to the address on the Emer-
gency Officers' Retirement Act delivered by, 3409.
JOHNSON, LUTHER A. (a Representative jrom Texas).
Attended, 5.
Appointed on funeral committee, 414.
Petitiom and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1020, 1146, 1355, 3919.
Societies and associations, 3919.
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JOHNSON, LUTHER A.-Continued
.Remarks by, on
Crop-production loans, 1362.
Currency lnfiatton, 4763, 4765.
Eslick, Edward E.: memorial address to, 4354.
Extension of remarks, 1360.
Farm-allotment plan, 1603, 1659.
Garrett, Daniel E.: tribute to, 4366.
Leave of absence, 274.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-con-
ference report, 4617.
Williams, Guinn: tribute to, 5583.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
JOHNSON, MAE E., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13250).
JOHNSON, MINNIE L., relief (see bill H.R. 13649) •
JOHNSON, 0. R., brief entitled "Summary of Some Economic
Aspects of the Proposed Domestic Allotment Plan " pre-
pared by, 1526.
JOHNSON, PATSY DENNIS, pension (see bill S. 5464).
JOHNSON, ROBERT D. {a Representative from Missouri).
• Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bank checks: to repeal tax on (see bill H.R. 13374), 152.
Chapman, Delilah J.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13901), 944.
Fertilizer, feed, and seed loans: authorizing Secretary of
Agriculture to extend to farmers time af payment of (see
bill H.R. 13530), 297.
Gordon, Margaret E.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14472), 2723.
Harvesting: authorizing farmers who secured loans for crop
production from Secretary of Agriculture to sell free from
lien of United States sUfficient quantity of crops to pay
expenses of (see bill H.R. 13489), 284.
Salary reduction: Representatives, Senators, Delegates, and
Resident Commissioners (see bill H.R. 14740), 4641.
Taylor, John W.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14352), 2193.
Two-cent postage: to restore on first-class mall matter {see
bill H.R. 13373), 152.
Voting: to prohibit coercion of employees by corporations
and individuals (see bill H.R. 14765), 4865.
Petitions and papers presented by, jrom
Citizens and individuals, 1020.
Remarks by, on
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill, 2612.
Farm relief, 1703.
Hines, Mary B., 3637.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTEs.
JOHNSON, ROYAL C. (a Representative from South Dakota).
Attended, 5.
Petitions and papers presented by, jrom
Citizens and individuals, 3919.
.Remarks by, on
Emergency officers' retirement, 3409, 3411.
Legislative appropriation bill-salary reduction, 3389.
National Guard of South Dakota, 5176.
Glasa-Steagall banking bill, 5177.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
JOHNSON, RUPERT R., relief (see bill H.R. 3840*).
JOHNSON & IDGGINS, relief (see bill S. 252*).
JOHNSON BROS., INC., relief (see bill S. 5150).
JOHNSTON, EMMA F., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14090).
JOINT COMMITTEE ON INTERNAL REVENUE TAXATION. See
CoM.MITrEE ON INTERNAL REVENUE TAXATION (Joint).
JOINT COMMI'ITEE ON PRINTING. See COMM:rr.t'EE ON PluNTING
(Joint).
JOINT COMMITTEE ON VETERANS' BENEFITS. See CoMMITTEE
ON VETERANs' BENEFITS (Joint).
JOINT-STOCK LAND BANKS, authorize reamortization of loans by
(see bill S. 5337•).
Bill to provide for readjustment of the bonded indebtedness
of (see bill S. 5506).
Bill to provide for the liquidation of (see bill S. 5552).
Comparative synopsis of the provisions of the Federal Farm
Loan Act respecting Federal and joint-stock land banks,
1261.
Remarks in House relative to, 356.
Remarks 1n House relative to foreclosures by, 1827.
Table showing functions of, 3698.
JONES, ELLEN L. W., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13168).
JONES, JAMES C., petition relative to the maintenance of a "me-
tUum of exchange " received from, 3263.
JONES, JESSE H., address over the radio with regard to the work
of the Reconstruction Fina.nce Corporation delivered by,
874.
JONES, JOHN PAUL, <remarks 1n House on, 3819.
JONES, JULIA A., Increase pension (see bill H.R. 13782).
JONES, LEAH, Increase pension (see bill H.R. 14089).
JONES, LEE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13788),
JONES, LIZZIE, pension (see bill H.R. 13989) •
115
JONES, MARVIN {a Representative from Texas).
Attended, 5 .
Appointed conferee, 1325, 2912, 3090.
Appointed teller, 1533, 1610, 1669.
Farm problems: address by John W. Flannagan, Jr., on,
4630.
Amendments offered by, to .
Cotton: G.o vernment purchase and sale of (S. 5122), 5268.
Farm-allotment bill (H.R. 13991): acreage control, 1605.
---classification and types, 1689.
--cotton, 1659.
---domestic-consumption percentages, 1600.
--hogs, 1602, 1659, 1664.
---marketing period for wheat, cotton, and hogs, 1589.
---refunds to silk and rayon, 1673.
---tobacco, 1663.
--wheat, 1659.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Interstate Commerce
Commission, 3207.
Navy Department appropriation bill (H.R. 14724)-helium
plant operation, 4834.
Bills and joint r~solutions introduced by
Agricultural relief : to conserve mineral rights of farmers
through cooperative agencies (see H.J.Res. 587), 3236.
Agriculture: to aid (see bill H.R. 13991), 1257.
Cain, John F.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13629), 415.
Crop production: authorizing Secretary of Agriculture to
make loans for (see H.J.Res. 529), 985.
Department of Agriculture: to create division of agricul-
tural loans 1n (see bills H.R. 14707, 14746), 4453, 4641.
Government-owned cotton: to authorize distribution to
American National Red Cross and other relief organiza-
tions of (see bills H.R. 13526, 13607), 297, 415.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Adjourn: to, 1546.
Agricultural-adjustment program: providing for printing of
additional copies of hearings held before the Agricultural
Committee on (see H.Res. 347), 1435.
Agricultural Committee: for permission to sit during ses-
sions of the House, 1217.
Committee of the Whole, 5255.
Crop-production loan: to suspend rules, 1885.
Farm-allotment plan: for consideration of bill (H.R. 13991)
with respect to the (see H.Res. 339), 1257.
Garrett, Daniel E.: on death of (see H.Res. 320), 414.
Remarks by, on
Conservation of wild life, fish, and game, 1871, 3546.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2519.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5254, 5257,
5265, 5266, 5267, 5269, 5270, 5271, 5272, 5273, 5274.
Cotton garment display, 2761.
Crop-production loan, 1885, 1891, 2192, 2418, 2419, 2606.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 711, 718, 3090,
3306, 3307, 3864, 3865, 5389.
Farm allotment plan, 1217, 1338, 1339, 1340, 1346, 1348, 1349,
1350, 1352, 1366, 1367, 1372, 1394, 1529, 1531, 1532, 1533,
1534, 1535, 1542, 1543, 1544, 1583, 1584, 1586, 1587, 1588,
1589, 1590, 1591, 1593, 1594, 1596, 1598, 1599, 1602, 1604,
1606, 1607, 1608, 1609, 1610, 1614., 1659, 1660, 1662, 1663,
1664, 1666, 1667, 1668, 1670, 1672, 1673, 1676, 1677, 1678,
1679, 1686, 1687, 1688, 1689, 1693.
Garrett, Daniel E.: funeral of, 455.
---tribute to, 565.
Grazing fees in national forests, 2237.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Federal Trade Com-
mission, 3198.
---Interstate Commerce Commission, 3207.
Legislative appropriation bill-funerals of deceased Mem-
bers, 3414.
Limitation of debate, 5267, 5273.
Navy Department appropriation bill-aviation, 4834, 4836.
North Plains & Santa Fe Railway Co., 4289.
Order of business, 1394, 1434.
Permission to address House, 5347.
Philippine independence, 1085.
Wheat: English system to stabilize price of, 2532.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Agriculture:
Crop-productions loans (H.Rept. 1810), 1019.
Farm allotment plan (H.Rept. 1816), 1257.
Government-owned cotton (H.Rept. 1795), 534.
Committee of conference:
Distribution of Government-owned cotton {H.R. 13607, H.
Rept. 1873), 3217.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
JONES, MARY E., increase pension (see b111 H.R. 14556).
JONES, ROBERT E., pension (see bill H.R. 14677).
JONES, WESLEY L. (late a Senator from Washington).
Address delivered by Melvin G. Winstock at memorial serv-
ices to, 2800.
Memorial services to, 4344.
Resolutions on death of (see S.Res. 283 •; H.Res. 299 •) .
Resolution to pay funeral expenses of (see S.Res. 294*).
JONES 5-AND-10 LAW, repeal (see bill H.R. 14505).
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JORDAN, FRED D. (publisher), letter relative to the effect on
American imports of the depreciation of foreign curren-
cies, 4123.
JORDAN, JULIAN M., relief (see bill H.R. 13721).
jORDAN, R. D., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13618).
JORDAN, SUSAN A., !~crease pension (see bill H.R. 14786). -
JORDAN, WALLACE M., relief (see bill H.R. 14038).
JOTI'ER, EVELYN, relief (see b111 H.R. 14570).
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE OF NEW YORK, editorial on chain
stores appearing in, 2344.
JOY, MARY M., increase pension (see bill S. 5491).
JOYNER, EDGAR R., pension (see bill H.R. 14257).
JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL. See ARMY.
JUDGES. See COURTS OF THE UNITED STATI3.
JUDGMENTS. See CoURTS O.F THE UNITED STATES.
JUNCTION CITY, ARK., relief of the First National Bank of (see
bill H.R. 8216*).
JUNE, CHARLES E., pension (see bill H.R. 13762).
JURY, AVERn..L A., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13885).
JUTE, amendment and remarks in House relative to :flx:tng duty on,
1679.
Remarks in House relative to the importation of, 1681.
KADING, CHARLES A. (a Representattve from Wisconsin).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joi'h.t resolutions introduced by
Lehner, Anna: to pensio~ (see bill H.R. 14638), 3824.
Steinbruecker, Francisk.a: to increase pension (see bJ.ll H.R.
14160). 1548.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
State legislatures, 4454.
Bemarks by, on
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 21.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
I
KAHN, FLORENCE P. (a Representative from California).
Attended, 5.
" Last Will and Testament of a Lame Duck ": poem by Ruth
Bryan OWen entitled, 3051.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Nonintoxicating liquors: to provide additional revenue by
increasing taxes on certain (see bill H.R. 13371), 152.
Pneumatic-tube serv1ce: to authorize construction and use
of underground (see bill H.R. 13664), 476.
Bemarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill-naval stores, 1119.
Bank of America, San Francisco, Calif., 2777.
Legislative appropriation b111-salary reduction, 3405.
Suspension of rules, 4283.
Treasury and Post Ofilce Departments appropriation bill-
ocean mail, 467.
Tribute to retiring Members, 5553.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Military Affairs:
Los Angeles County, Calif. (H.Repts. 1908, 1954), 2554, 3235.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
KAMAN, ALBERT, correct mUitary record (see bill H.R. 13451).
KANSAS, letter from the secretary of the committee of Kansas
farm organizations relative to the purchasing power of
farm commodities, 1437.
Letter from the secretary of the Kansas Livestock Associa-
tion relative to the hog industry, 1593.
Memorial of legislature urging legislation for the rehabilita-
tion of agriculture, 3659.
Resolutions adopted by the State board of agriculture rela-
tive to national legislation in aid of agriculture, 2455.
KANSAS NATIONAL FOREST, remarks in House relative to the
proposed exchange of lands in, 570.
KARAMPELIS, PETER, relief (see bill H.R. 13870).
KARCH, CHARLES A. (late a Representative from Illinois) , me-
morial address to, 4363, 4364, 4365.
Memorial services to, 4344.
Resolutions on death of (see H.Res. 303*; S.Res. 289*).
KASTER, SUSAN E., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13258).
KASZUBSKI, WALTER, relief (see bill H.R. 11535*).
KEAN, HAMILTON F. (a Senator from New Jersey).
Attended, 3.
Roosevelt, President-elect Franklin D.: telegram from Harry
B. Hawes relating to attempt on life of, 4212.
Amendments · offered by, to
Glass-Steagall banking bill (S. 4412), 2510, 2512.
--banking ·affiliates, 2254, 2410.
---Comptroller of the Currency, 2512.
---liquidating corporation, 2393.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Internal Revenue Service: to provide for appointment of
deputy collectors of (see bill S. 5293), 948.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Constitutional conventions 1n the States: method of calling
(S.Res. 368), 4790.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 300, 482, 721, 2028, 2195, 4960.
Societies and associations, 482, 2068, 2130, 2195.
State legislatures, 4300.
KEAN, HAMILTON F.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Constitutional conventions ln the states, 4694.
District of Columbia appropriation bill-taxicabs, 5344, 5345.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4057, 4058.
Gasoline tax: Federal, 3759.
Gasoline tax in District of Columbia, 3758.
Gla.ss-Steagall banking bill, 1942, 1994, 2263, 2510.
- - banking affiliates, 2410, 2463, 2464, 2512.
--llqu!dation, 2292, 2393, 2399.
Godfrey, Ida E., 3750.
Government economy, 2650, 2654.
Morristown National Historical Park, N.J., 3760.
Naval ammunition depot, Lake Denmark, N.J., 5510.
Tariff, 1290.
Treasury-Post Ofilce Departments appropriation bill-person ..
nel classlflcatlon, 3435.
Beports made by, from
Committee on the District of Columbia:
Amateur boxing (S.Rept. 1230), 4179.
Gaslight companies: merger of (S.Rept. 1241), 4215.
011 and gasoline pipe line (S.Rept. 1357), 5447.
Committee on Naval Affairs:
Naval station, Guantanamo Bay, CUba (S. 1656), 5191.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
KEEFE, MARGARET, pension (see billS. 5545).
KEEFE, MARY B., increase pension (see blll H.R. 13251).
KEENEY, MATILDA, pension (see b111 H.R. 13407).
KEES, ELIZABETH, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13982).
KEGG, ELLA NORA, pension (see bill H.R. 14596).
KEISER, NANCY A., pension (see bill H.R. 13406) .
KEITH, ELIZA J., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13695).
KEI·ERER, MAURICE :M .• relief (see billS. 2008*).
KELLER, KENT E. (a Representative from Illinois) • .
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
District of Columbia appropriation bill (H.R. 14643)-hos·
prtals, 4435, 4436.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Public works: to accelerate public construction, to provide
employment, to create the administration of (see bill H.R.
13994) ' 1257.
Bemarks by, Oft.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5251.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priations bill, 2609, 2612, 2613.
--Court of Claims, 2612, 2613.
District of Columbia appropriation bill-hospitals, 4435,
4436, 4437' 4438.
---taxicabs, 4203.
- - - welfare and relief, 4443.
Farm-allotment plan, 1543.
First deficiency appropriation bill-Employment Service,
1319. .
Foreign debts, 1006.
Government purchase of American goods, 1895.
Home-loan banks, 2534.
Independent offices appropriation blll, 3032.
Karch, Charles A.: memorial address to, 4363.
Legislative appropriation bill, 3416.
---restaurant: House, 3412.
National banking associations: powers of Comptroller of
the Currency respecting, 5026.
Relief legislation, 5531.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
air and ocean mail contracts, 339.
--public build in~. 406, 410.
Beports made by, from
Committee on the Library:
Interstate Legislative Reference Bureau (H.Rept. 1784), 151.
Roanoke Colony Commission (H.Rept. 2035), 4209.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
KELLER, SAMUEL, relief (see bill H.R. 14735).
KELLEY, LENA B., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13444).
KELLOGG, CHARLES C., relief (see bill H.R. 5256•).
KELLOGG, G. E., excerpt from letter relating to farm-land se-
curities written by, 1235.
KELLOGG, RUTH- M., report of survey of the Doak reorganization
of the Federal employment offices written by, 4302.
KELLOGG-BRIAND PACT, statement adopted by the New York
Peace Society on the subject of, 1438.
KELLY, CLYDE (a Representative from Pennsylvania).
Attended, 5.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1435.
Lincoln, Abraham: address before the Principals' Club of
Pittsburgh, Pa., on, 5624.
Amendments offered by, to
Treasury and Post omce Departments appropriation bill-
deduction for night workers, 520_,
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by .
Bearinger, Margaret M.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14309),
2065.
Brown, Eunice F.: to increase pension (see blli H.R. 13630),
415.
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KELLY, CLYDE-Continued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Brown, Ruth M.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13630), 415.
Commercial aviation: to encourage (see bill H.R. 14605),
3653.
Co!l.Stitution of the United States: to establish constitu-
tional majority rule for purposes of amending (see H.J.
Res. 615), 5415.
District of Columbia: to provide for needy blind persons in
(see bill H.R. 14696), 4297.
Drury, Harriett A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13589),
363.
Finnin, James Francis: to correct naval record (see bill
H.R. 13475), 230.
Helm, Helena K.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14310),
2065.
Mail-equipment shops: to provide sick leave for employees
of (see bill H.R. 13919), 1019.
Motor-vehicle service: to provide for filling of vacancies in
(see bill H.R. 14297), 2064.
Petitions and papers presented by, from . 3991.
Citizens and individuals, 230, 364, 365, 719, 1020, 1356, 1908,
3236, 3736, 5652.
Societies and associations, 230, 1356, 4866, 5652.
State legislatures, 5652.
Remarks by, on
Air Mail Service, 471, 3109.
Allegheny F.orging Co., 4853, 4854.
Coal-mining situation, 1243, 1245.
Postal Service, 5636.
Salary cutting, 1246.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
automatic salary increaEes, 508.
- - - conference report, 4605.
---foreign air mail, 469.
---night workers, 520.
---salary cuts, 524.
---waiving points of order, 397.
Two-cent postage rate restoration, 1240.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
KELLY, EDWARD A. (a Representative from Illinois) •
Attended, 5. · Dooley, J.' M .. Fireproof Warehouse Corporation: to pension
KELLY, MARGARET A., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13540).
KEMMER, CHARLES, pension (see bill S. 5217).
KEMP, BOLIVAR E. (a Representative from Louisiana).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Mississippi River, La.: to allow the Louisiana & Arkansas
Railway Co. to bridge (see blll H.R. 14377}, 2336.
- - - t o allow the Louisiana Highway Commission to bridge
(see bill H.R. 14377}, 2336.
- - - t o allow the Missouri Pacific Railroad Co. to bridge
(see bill H.R. 14377), 2433.
- - - t o extend time for construction of a bridge across
(see bills H.R. 14378, 14460}, 2336, 2723.
Remarks by, on
. Mississippi River bridge, Baton Rouge, La., 4547, 4548.
Votes of.See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
KENDALL, SAMUEL A. (a Representative from Pennsylvania}.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Ansell, Ann Eliza: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13190),
44.
Davis, Mary Alice: to pension (see blll H.R. 13186), 44.
Lewis, Hester H.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13189),
44.
Miller, Albert S.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13187), 44.
Myers, Eunice A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13191),
44.
Smith, Melissa D.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13188),
44.
Wilburn, Florence May: to pension (see bill H.R. 13925),
1019.
Votes of. · See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
KENDALL, SAMUEL A. (late a Representative from Pennsylvania).
Memorial address to, 4370, 4371.
Memorial services to, 4344.
Letter and resolution of condolence of the National Associa-
tion of Letter Can-iers on death of, 1710.
Resolutions on death of (see S.Res. 319*; H.Res. 345*).
KENDRICK, JOHN B. (a Senator from Wyoming).
Attended, 3.
Appointed conferee, 2135, 3776, 4455, 5348, 5430, 5466.
Appointed on funeral committee, 5416.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
National forests, parks, and reservations: granting of public
lands to States for elimination of lands from (see bill s.
5613). 3745.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Colwell, Genevieve M.: resolution to pay (see S.Res. 348),
3424.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
State legislatures, 3740, 3829, 3994, 4458.
Remarks by, on
Casper-Alcova project, 1177.
Government economy, 2602.
Transfer of western lands, 674.
117
KENDRICK, JOHN B.--Continued
Reports made by, from
Committee to Audit and Control the Contingent Expenses of
the Senate:
Colwell, Genevieve M.: resolution to pay (see S.Res. 348),
3830. .
National Parks: Yellowstone and Grand Teton (see S.Res.
226)' 3830.
San Pedro River, Ariz. (see S.Res. 292}, 3830.
Committee on Public Lands and Surveys:
Lake Oddie (see bill S. 5693), 4963.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
KENEFF, MARY C., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13180).
KENNEDY, AMBROSE J. (a Representative from Maryland).
Credentials presented and sworn in, 6.
Elected to committees, 532.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Casserly, John M.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14190), 1617.
Che::apeake Bay: to allow to bridge (see bill H.R. 14659),
Eighteenth amendment: to amend Constitution relative to
operation of (see H.J.Res. 592), 3581.
House of Representatives: to amend Constitution reducing
membership of (see H.J.Res. 591}, 3581.
Remarks by, on
Linthicum, John Charles: memorial address to, 4363~
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims :
Anderson-Tully Co. (H.Rept. 2140), 5061.
Angle, Agnes M. (H.Rept. 2141). 5061.
Grant. Ellen (H.Rept. 2135), 5061.
St. Anthony's Hospital, Michigan City, Ind., Dr. Ru"sell A.
Gilmore, Emily Molzen, and the Hummer Mortuary
(H.Rept. 2139}, 5061.
Soderberg, H. A. (H.Rept. 1966}, 3342.
Taplin, William Ray (H.Rept. 1826), 1395.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
KENNEDY, MARTIN J. (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
(sec bill H.R. 14331), 2128.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 1713.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
KENNEDY, MATILDA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13219).
KENNEDY, ROSE, pension (see bill S. 5013).
KENNEY, W. P., letter relative to the traffic rates on potatoes
written by, 3055.
KENT, SIDNEY JOSEPH, relief (see bill H.R. 7385*).
KENTUCKY RIVER, KY., report of Secretary of War on survey of
(ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public docu-
ment), 37.
KERN RIVER, CALIF., investigate relative to the utilization of
the water resources of (see S.Res. 177*).
KERR, FANNIE, pension (see bill H.R. 14714}.
KERR, JOHN H. (a Representative from North Carolina).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, · to
Farm allotment bill (H.R. 13991) -peanuts, 1670, 1683,
1686, 1690.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Tobacco seed: to restrict exportation of (see bill H.R.
13565) ' 363.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 719.
Societies and associations, 1987.
Remarks by, on
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, 2774.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5261, 5273.
Farm allotment plan, 1497, 1531.
Tariffs and foreign currency depreciation, 3878.
Reports made by, from
Committee on War Claims:
Howard, R. S. Co., Inc. (H.Rept. 2174), 5289.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
KETCHAM, JOHN C. (a Representative from Michigan).
Attended, 5.
Farm mortgages: radio address on subject of, 4547.
Amendments offered by, to
Agr!cultural appropriation bill-apple spraying regulation,
1138.
- - - dry land farming, 1060.
---irr1gation agriculture, 1068.
Btlls and joint resolutions introduced by
Agricultural industry: to meet the existing emergency in
(see bill H.R. 14504). 2943.
Farm mortgages: to provide for the reduction of the in-
terest on certain (see bill H.R. 14504}, 2943.
Federal Farm Loan Act: to amend and supplement (see
bill H.R. 14504), 2943.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 1040, 1069.
--apple spraying, 1138, 1139.
---barberry rust, 1044.
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KETCHAM, JOHN C.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation b111--<:orn borer, 1133.
- - d r y land fanning, 1060.
---naval stores, 1120.
---Weather Bureau; 1031, 1032.
Appreciation to Members, 5572.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2120.
Deductions from snow removers' pay, 1001.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
prtation bill-prisons, 2758.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 713.
Farm allotment plan, 1363, 1364, 1377, 1378, 1541, 1597, 1693.
Farm-relief proposal of farm organization, 984.
Federal farm-land banks, 358.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Federal Farm Board,
3187.
Interior Department appropriation bill: Indian irrigation
projects, 642, 643, 644.
Mortgage foreclosures: postponement of, 5572.
Parks system, Calif., 5389, 5391.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans, 1011.
Scientific research by Government, 2530.
Tariffs and foreign currency depreciation, 1821.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
mails conveyed by special arrangement, 461.
--public buildings, 411, 412.
---refunds of taxes, 353.
War Department appropriation b1ll, 1809, 1817.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES. • Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill (H.R.
KEWEENAW WATERWAY, MICH., report of Secretary of War on
survey of (ordered printed in 7:3d Cong., 1st sess., as public
document), 3653.
KEY, MOLLIE, pension (see bill H.R. 14311).
KEYES, HENRY W. (a Senator jram New Hampshire).
Attended, 78.
Appointed conferee, 1646, 3770, 3776, 4587, 4901, 5012, 5242,
5298, 5466.
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committ~e. 1358.
Appointed to Board of Visitors to the Naval Academy,
2455. . Irrigation and drainage districts: authorizing Reconstruc·
Assigned to committees, 156.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Lascar!, Salvatore: for relief (see bill S. 5074), 93.
Public buildings: authorizing acceptance of title to sites
for (see bill S. 5588), 3424.
State Department Building: authorizing the erection of a.
memorial to the American diplomatic consular officers in
(see S.J.Res. 237), 2131.
Washington City post office: to provide for placing the juris-
diction, custody, and control in the Secretary of Treasury
of (see bill S. 5530), 2563.
Reports made by, trom
Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds:
Customhouse reservation, Nome, Alaska. (S.Rept. 1287), 4874.
Department of State Building: memorial to diplomatic and
consular officers (S.Rept. 1163), 3588.
Government property, St. Louis, Mo. (S.Rept. 1297), 4874.
Public building, Binghamton, N.Y. (S.Rept. 1290), 4874.
~ublic building, Huntsville, Ala . : site for (S.Rept. 1288),
4874.
Public building, Mangum, Okla. (S.Rept. 1289), 4874.
Public building, Maxwell, Nebr.: site for (S.Rept. 1286),
4874. . internal-revenue taxes, 2864.
Public butldings: acceptance of title to sites for (S.Rept.
1158) ' 3489.
Subcontractors on post-office building, Las Vegas, Nev.
(S.Rept. 1285), 4874.
Washington City post office (S.Rept. 1157), 3489.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTFS.
KEYPORT HARBOR, N.J., providing for examination and survey
of (see bill H.R. 13606).
KEY WEST, FLA., authorizing an exchange of a. portion of the
naval station and light house reservation at (see bills S.
5540; H.R. 14437).
Letter from the Secretary of Commerce transmitting a. draft
of proposed legislation for exchange of portions of the
naval station and the lighthouse reservat1on at, 2335, 2339.
KIBBE, WALTER WARREN, relief (see bill H.R. 14153).
KICKAPOO INDIANS. See INDIANs. . Air transport service, 5319.
KIDNAPING, fix punishment for kidnaping 1n the District of
Columbia (see bill S. 4694*).
KIDWELL, JORDAN, correct military record (see bill H.R. 13107).
KIEID...ER, PAUL, relief (see bill H.R. 14048).
KIERNAN, BRIDGET M., pension (see bill H.R. 14003).
KIGGINS, MARY A., increase pension (see bill S. 5557).
KILGORE, ELLEN M., pension (see bill H.R. 13577).
KILLEEN, THOMAS J .• pension (see bill H.R. 14234).
KILLION, CLARENCE R., relief (see bills S .. 2148*; H.R. 2445*).
KIMBERLY, EDIA A., relief (see bill S. 5377).
KING, ARTHUR, pension (see bill H.R. 13765).
KING, CHARLES E., pension (see bill H.R. 13136).
KING, JAMES E., relief (see bill S. 5313).
KING, JOHN R., address on Abra.ha.m Lincoln delivered over the
radJ.o by, 4460.
KING, NELSON, relief (see bill S. 402*).
KING, PAUL T. (H.R. 5699), papers withdrawn in House, 5022.
KING. SALLIE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13414).
KING, SHERMAN, pension (see bill H.R. 13070).
KING, WILLFORD I., letter relative to currency infiation written
by, 3375.
KING, WILLIAM H. (a Senatar from Utah).
Attended, 3.
Appointed on funeral committee, 5416.
Appointed teller to count the electoral vote, 1327.
Amendments offered by, to
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of (S. 5122), 4391.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro·
prlation bill (H.R. 14363)-housing corporation, 4251.
District of Columbia appropriation bill (H.R. 14643), 5331.
Immigration-exemption from quota of fathers and mothers
(H.R. 8174), 5522. ·
Independent offices appropriation bill (H.R. 14458)-Bureau
of Efficiency, 4802.
Interior Department appropriation bill (H.R. 13710)-irri-
gation projects on Indian reservations, 3629.
Phllippine independence (bill H.R. 7233), 544, 632, 634.
Second deficiency bill (H.R. 14769)-Burea.u of Immigration,
5462, 5465. .
--Public Utilities Comm.lssion, 5332.
13520)-air mail service, 1932, 2030, 2597.
---Bureau of Customs, 3369.
---Bureau of Internal Revenue, 3371, 3376.
- - - filling of vacancies, 1552.
---tax refunds, 2802.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Aliens: to amend act of March 2, 1929, dealing with the
registration of (see bill S. 5347), 1401.
Civil Service: relating to the classified (see btll S. 5018). 63.
Code of Laws of the United States: to amend (see bill S.
5487) 2254.
t
tion Finance Corporation to make loans to aid in refund·
ing or refinancing certain obligations of (see bill S. 5020),
63.
Naturalization laws: to amend (see bills S. 5133, 5330), 233,
1266.
Navajo Indian Reservation: to permanently set aside certain
lands in Utah as an addition to (see bill S. 5541), 2644.
Public money: to secure greater economy and efficiency in
the disbursement of (see bill S. 5021), 63.
Reclamation fund: authorizing Reconstruction Finance Cor-
poration to make loans to (see bill S. 5614), 3745.
Salt Lake City, Utah: to grant certain lands to (see bill S.
5649), 4215.
Usury: to amend District of Columbia Code of Law respect-
ing (see bill S. 5019), 63.
Ute Indians: for relief of the Confederated Bands of (see
bill s. 5348) , 1401. .
Ute Indians, Utah: for relief (see billS. 5580), 3142.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Air mail service: to investigate contracts for (S.Res. 333),
2030. -
Notice of motion to suspend rules relating to refunds of
Recommit: to, 4251.
Reorganization and consolidation of executive agencies: dis-
approving of recommendations of the President for the
(see S.Res. 299), 304.
Soviet Russia: investigation of conditions 1n (S.Res. 363),
4380. •
War: favoring international negotiations looking to the de·
legalization and prohibition of (see S.Res. 321), 1449.
Petitions and papers presented by, from .
Citizens and individuals, 2068, 2247, 3585, 4377, 4459, 4561.
Societies and associations, 2558, 2800.
State legislatures, 2558, 4867.
R~marks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill--eon!erence report, 4890.
- - Federal-aid highways, 3695, 3704.
--migratory-bird refuges, 3706.
Ammunition: transfer of deteriorated, 5318.
Bankruptcy system; Uniformity of., 5107, 5112. 5118, 5131,
5134.
Blomgren, Harry E., 3674.
Booth Fisheries Co., 3680.
Branch banking, 946.
Camp Bullis, Tex., 5011.
Chicago World's Fair, 4693.
Coal: sale to needy of surplus, 4984.
Collins, Harvey, 4981.
Colonial Realty Co., 3760.
Committee on Indian Affairs: special assistant for, 5441.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2588, 2590.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 4384, 4385, 4386,
4387, 4389, 4390, 4391, 4393, 4395, 5308, 5311, 5312, 5313,
5316.
Cotton fishing nets and·netting: production costs of, 4791.
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KING, WILLIAM H.-Continued ·
Remarks by, on
Crane, Jerry V., 5011.
Crop-production and harvesting loan--conference report,
2378.
Customhouse reservation, Nome, Alaska, 5006.
Cut flowers: importation of, 4790.
Delegali2ation of war, 1449.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill, 4232, 4249, 4251.
---Children's Bureau, 4248.
---fisheries, 4247.
---Boundary Commission, 4234.
---Patent Office, 4247.
---prisons, 4243, 4244.
---prohibition enforcement, 4240, 4241, 4242.
Disarmament, 2480, 5220, 5222.
Discarded floor coverings, 1162.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 954, 955, 964,
1182, 2860, 2861, 2893, 3846, 4989.
---conference report, 2136, 2210, 2604, 2945, 2946, 2947,
2948, 2949.
---printing of conference report, 1934.
District of Columbia-banking business, 5515.
---bonding regulations, 172, 174.
---cemeteries, 3763.
---dairy products, 175.
---emergency relief, 3669.
- - - teachers' salaries, 4976.
District of Columbia appropriation bill, 5331.
- - - architect's office, 5332.
---employment service, 5343.
---prisons, 5343.
---public schools, 5337, 5343.
---recorder of deeds, 5332.
---street improvements, 5335, 5343.
- - taxlcabs, 5343, 5429.
- - - ta.'C rates, 5342.
Dahs, Francis, 3671.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4002.
Farm Board, 4387.
Farm Loan Act: amendment of--conference report, 5473,
5477, 5479, 5482.
Federal home-loan banks, 94.
First deficiency appropriation bill, 1448, 1469, 1470, 2733.
---relief fund for District of Columbia, 1567.
---tax refunds, 1475, 1565, 1566.
Fisheries in Alaska, 4986.
Five Civilized Tribes in Oklahoma--conference report, 2201.
Five-day week, 4311.
Fleming, WiUiam J., 5513.
Foreign bonds held in United States, 947.
Fort Peck irrigation project, Montana, 5007.
Fremont National Forest, Oreg., 4983.
French debt, 2819.
Fuller, W. P., & Co., 3680.
Glass-Steagall banking bill, 1938, 2143, 2480.
---bank-deposits guaranty, 2086.
---branch banking, 2088, 2480.
---silver, remonetization of, 2370, 2374, 2381, 2387.
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von: acceptance of bust of, 5448.
Goff, Guy D.: death of, 1476.
Government economy, 2577, 2580, 2581, 2583, 25"84, 2585, 2586,
2587, 2588, 2599, 2601, 2655, 4798.
Government Printing Office: compensation for earned leave
3685.
Grant, William E. B., 3776.
Hildreth, C. N., Jr., 3680.
Hospitalization of veterans, 947.
Howard, R. S., Co., Inc., 4984.
Immigration: exemption from quota of fathers and mothers
5522, 5523.
Increase in banking facilities, 14:1.0, 1450.
Indemnity to Mexico, 4693.
Independent offices appropriation bill, 4798.
---Bureau of Efficiency, 4802, 4803.
---Interstate Commerce Commission, 4792, 4793, 4799.
Indian irrigation projects: deferment of construction charges
on, 2210.
Indians: allotments of deceased, 4972.
---obligations to certain enrolled, 3591.
Interior Department appropriation bill, 3602.
---Alaska Railroad, 3624.
--Bureau of Indian Afi'airs (S.Doc. 214), 3602, 3608, 3609,
3610, 3613, 3614, 3616, 3619.
---conference report, 3998.
---geologic surveys, 3625.
- - - Indian courts, 3626.
---Indian schools, 3622.
---irrigation projects on Indian reservations, 3629, 3630
3631.
---national parks, 3625.
---Pueblo Indians, New Mexico, 3625.
---transfer of appropriations, 3623.
---unexpended balances, 3623.
Intermountain Economic Conference, 947. . ·
International Monetary and Economic Conference, 3683.
Interstate commerce: regulation of, 4781.
119
KING, WILLIAM H.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Irrigation projects: water users on, 3676.
Kinman, Guy M., 5512.
Land grants: discriminations in certain, 5013.
Legislative appropriation bill, 4805, 4806.
Limitation of debate, 4570.
McHam, Beryl M., 5009.
Macaroni products, 1181.
Mail transportati-on by motor vehicle, 3667.
Military and naval expenditures, 3780.
Morristown National Historical Park, N.J., 3760.
Mortgage foreclosures: postponement of, 5015, 5090, 5093,
5101, 5328.
Navajo Indian Reservation, Utah, 4971.
Naval strength, 5224, 5225, 5226, 5227.
Navy Department appropriation bill, 5220, 5223, 5224, 5225.
Navy surplus clothing, 742, 743, 918.
Neville, Arthur I., 5487.
Nichols, Raymond Ambrose, 3677.
Occhionero, George, 5514.
Ocean mail contracts, 5219.
O'Neil, Edward J., 5511.
Order of business, 823, 2868, 3369, 3737, 4334, 4990, 5216, 5217,
5480.
Otis, Frank I., 3670.
Ottawa County, Okla., 4971.
Panama Canal Zone, 3754.
Philippine independence, 179, 181, 182, 183, 256, 262, 263, 309,
325, 329, 331, 332, 333, 393, 426, 427, 438, 439, 441, 484, 538,
539, 544, 545, 547, 549, 552, 622, 629, 632, 633, 634.
Post-office building, Las Vegas, Nev., 5005.
Public building, Binghamton, N.Y., 4875.
Public buildmgs: acceptance of title to sites for, 3760.
Public-school building, Fairbanks, Alaska, 3181.
Publishers of second-class mail matter, 4983.
Puerto Rican Hurricane Relief Commission, 4692.
Quota exemptions of fathers and mothers of United States
citizens, 4968.
Radio regulation, 3764. 3765, 3766, 3767.
Railroads: loans to. 2660, 2661.
Reimer, J. R., 5525.
Relief bills indefinitely postponed, 5526.
Reorganization and consolidation of executive agencies, 304.
Revised Statutes: repeal of obsolete sections of, 4972.
Richardson, Jack C., 3672.
San Diego, Calif.: exchange of lands with United States,
3752.
Second deficiency bill, 5453, 5455, 5461.
---Bureau of Immigration, 5463, 5465.
---Pocono Pines Assembly Hotels Co., 5462.
---reclamation, 5456, 5457.
Segar, Elsie, 3684.
Seneca Indians, New York, 4976.
Silver ser.v ice of U.S.S. Pa.ducah, 3673.
Sliney, Albert Lawrence, 3682.
Soldiers' homes' expenditures, 1161.
Tariff barriers, 624.
Tax-exempt securities, 3599.
Textile designs: registration of, 5003.
Thomas, Charles S.: letter by, 334.
Timber on Indian lands, 5004.
Trail smelter fumes, 835.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 2665.
- - - a i r mall service, 2597, 3061, 3066, 3067.
, --buildings, 3368, 3369.
---Bureau of Customs, 3370, 3371.
---Bureau of Internal Revenue, 3371, 3372, 3376.
---conference report, 4803, 4804, 4890, 4892, 4893, 4894,
4896, 4897.
---Government purchase of American goods, 3171, 3180,
• 3250.
- - - ocean mall service, 3365.
---Seatrain Co. mail contract, 2673, 2739.
---vocational education, 3460, 3461.
Tryon, Addie I. and Lorin H., 3684.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4395, 4396, 4397, 4398,
4399, 4419.
Vantier, Louis, 3671.
War Department appropriation bill, 3780.
---camps at Army posts for unemployed, 3847.
Watkins, Wayne Bert, 3678.
Withholding Army, Navy, and Marine Corps pay, 1284, 1295.
Withy Combe Post, No. 11, American Legion, Corvallis, Oreg.,
5514.
Wood-pulp industry, 4693.
World Court, 1437.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Finance:
Chicago World's Fair (S.Rept. 1262), 4565.
' Committee on Immigration:
Aged fathers and mothers of United States citizens: to
exempt from quota ( S.Rept. 1179}, 3744.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
KINGS MOUNTAIN POST, AMERICAN LEGION, JOHNSON CITY,
TENN., authorize the loan of Army equipment to (see bill
H.R. 13847).
KINMAN, GUY M., relief (see bills S. 4773 *; H.R. 12351•).
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KINMETH, BERNARD, relief (see bill H.R. 14716).
KINNEY, DAN, pension (see blll S. 5153}.
KINNEY, JENNIE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14260).
KINSER, DECATUR D., relief (see bill S. 5311).
KINZER, J. ROLAND (a Representative from Pennsylvania).
Attended, 5.
KIOWA INDIANS. See INDIANS.
KIRBY, SADIE L., relief (see bill S. 5325•).
KIRKLAND, MAGGIE, relief (see bill S. 3344).
KIRKLAND, WEYMOUTH, relief (see bill H.R. 10107).
KIRN, HENRY J. AND LOUISE H., cancel certain fee-simple patent
and issue a new trust patent to (see bills S. 4390•; H.R.
11659•).
KIRTLEY, MARGARET ANN, pension (see bill H.R. 14276).
KLAMATH INDIAN RESERVATION. See INDIANS.
KLAUCK, JOSEPH, relief (see bill H.R. 13517).
KLEBERG, RICHARD M. (a Representative from Texas).
Attended, 5.
Appointed on funeral committee, 414.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced. by
Phillips, Margaret: to pension (see bill H.R. 14404) , 2452.
Texas Centennial Celebration: authorizing the President to
invite participation of other nations in (see H.J.Res. 582,
596) ' 3052, 3735.
Motions and resolutions offered. by
Farm mortgages: requesting the different States to hold in
abeyance proceedings of foreclosures of (see H.Res. 363),
2336.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 5416.
Remarks by, on
Anderson, Daisy, 5398.
Burkett, Augusta, 4854.
Corpus Christi, Tex.: land in, 5398.
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 11.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Veterans' Adminis-
tration, 3215.
Lobert, M. J., 3805.
Taggart, Emma R. H., 3220.
Texas Centennial Celebration, 4544, 4545.
Tidwell, Chambliss S., 4864.
War Department appropriation bill~onference report, 5385.
Warrant officers, United States Army, 1872.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
KLEIN, ESTHER LOUISE, appoint a special committee to investi-
gate the death of (see H.Con.Res. 41).
KLINE, ARNOLD R., authorizing transfer to the Supply C?rps of
the Navy (see bills S. 4445*; H.R. 698*).
KLINE, ELLEN, relief (see bill H.R. 13277}.
KLINGLER, DEBBIE, pension (see bill H.R. 13707).
KLOTZ, LENA, relief (see bill H.R. 13596).
KNICKERBOCKER, SARAH L., increase pension (see bill H.R.
13646).
KNIFFL~ . FRANK C. (a Representative from Ohio).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Adcock, Emma: to pension (see bill H.R. 13194), 44.
Coleman, George W.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14719), 4453.
Deamer, Harriet: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13193),
44.
Mowers, Melinda: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13192),
44.
Reynolds, Jeanne E.: to pension (&ee bill H.R. 14012), 1258.
Sill, Clara: to pension (see bill H.R. 14213), 1712.
Stevens, Ella A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14011),
1258.
Petitions and papers presented. by, from
Citizens and individuals, 2453.
Societies and associations, 2642, 3344.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
KNIGHT, ELIZABETH, pension (see bill H.R. 14231).
KNIGHT, W. E., letter remonstrating against the making of Gov-
ernment loans to farmers, 2558.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, relief of disabled World War veterans
of (see bill S. 5429).
KNISS, SOPHIA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13679).
KNOT!', J. H., relief (see bill H.R. 14776).
KNOWLES, HORACE G., relief (see bill H.R. 4040).
KNOX, WILLIAM, poem entitled " Oh, Why Should the Spirit of
Mortal Be Proud?" written by, 3925.
KNUDSON, THEODOR, relief (see bill -H.R. 14015).
KNUTSON, HAROLD (a Representative from Minnesota).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 714.
Appointed on funeral committee, 4278.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Agricultural indebtedness: for relief of (H.R. 14964), 4297.
Chippewa Indians of Minnesota: to authorize purchase of
lands for use as camp sites by (see bill H.R. 14620), 3735.
KNUTSON, HAROLD-Continued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Coast Guard Academy: to confer the degree of bachelor of
science upon graduates of (see bill H.R. 14282), 1986.
Fats or oils: to impose tax on food products containlng
organic (see b111 H.R. 14108), 1435.
Fremling, Charles L.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13967), 1100.
Hall, Roy: for relief (see bill H.R. 13968), 1100.
Interpleader, bills of: to authorize persons, firms, corpora-
tions, associations, or societies to file (see bill H.R.
14588)' 3581.
Milit&-y Academy: to confer the degree of bachelor of sci-
ence upon graduates of (see blll H.R. 14282), 1986.
Minnesota: to authorize conveyance of lot 5, section 18,
township 131 north, range 29 west, in Morrison County
(see bill H.R. 13962), 1100.
Naval Academy: to confer the degree of bachelor of sci-
ence upon graduates of (see bill H.R. 14282), 1986.
Nelson, Jeanette: to pension (see bill H.R. 13966), 1100.
Securities of foreign governments; forbidding importation
from foreign countries which have defaulted tn their
contract obligations to the United States of (see bill H.R.
13661)' 475.
Remarks by, on
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro•
priation bill-prohibition enforcement, 2693.
Farm-allotment plan, 1372, 1376, 1379, 1433, 1635, 1536,
1661.
Gasoline tax, 2898.
Goodwin, Godfrey G.: tribute to, 4373.
Harbinson, M. J., 2713.
- Howard Co., Inc., R. S., 2709.
Jelovac, Pete, 2708.
Maupin, Felix, 2706.
Occninonero, George, 2707.
Philippine independence, 1080, 1082.
Tariffs and foreign-currency depreciation, 337'1, S872, 3874.
Tribute to retiring Members, 5552.
War Department appropriation b111-Panama, 2438.
Reports made by, f-rom -
Committee on Indian Affairs:
Canyon De Chelly National Monument, Navajo Indian Res•
ervation, Ariz. (H.Rept. 2037), 4209.
Chippewa Indians of Minnesota (H.Rept. 1808), 943. ...
Vctes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
KOPP, WILLIAM F. (a Representative from Iowa).
Attended, 5.
Tribute to services of, 5550.
Amendments offered by, to
Killion, Clarence E. (H.R. 2445), 3733.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Drake, Mary Pearl: to pension (see bill H.R. 13336) , 76.
Gorgas, John B.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13926), 1019.
Griggs, Charles T.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13334), 76.
Hellwig, Emma: to pension (see bill H.R. 13335), 76.
Hutchinson, Lee Newton: to pension (see bill H.R. 13983),
1145.
Neely, May E.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13333) , 76.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation: to authorize loans to
farmers for the purpose of refinancing farm-mortgage in•
debtedness (see bill H.R. 14372), 2335.
Smith, Belle: to pension (see bill H.R. 14452), 2641.
Willia.Iil:s, Frances . B.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13631)' 415.
- - t o pension (see bill H.R. 13337), 76.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Myers, Harry Blaine: to pay (see H.Res. 328), 710.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 477, 719, 1100, 1618, 2194, 3419.
Remarks by, on
Farm allotment plan, 1388.
Farm mortgages, 3037, 3038.
Killion, Clarence R., 3732.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
KORNEICH, CHARLES, relief (see bill H.R. 14063).
KOSCIUSKO, THADDEUS, issue a special postage stamp in· honor
of (see bill H .R. 13658; S.J.Res. 212, 218, 246; H.J.Res.
601, 509, 512, 621, 523, 525.
Memorial of Legislature of Delaware urging the issuance
of a 3-cent postage stamp in honor of, 3828.
Memorial of Legislature of South Carolina favoring the
issuance of a special series of postage stamps in honor
of, 3928.
Memoriai of Legislature of Wisconsin urging legislation to
authorize the issuance of a special series of postage stamps
in honor of, 5434.
Remarks in House on, 4451.
Resolution adopted by the board of commissioners of the
city of Orange, N.J., urging legislation to authorize the
issuance of a special series of postage stamps m· honor
of, 4564.
KOTJECK, ANNA, relief (see bill H.R. 14165).
KRATZER, HENRY WILLIAM, relief (see bill H.R. 14075) . .
KRESS, WALTER J., memorandum relative to senatorial elections
in Pennsylvania written by, 5427.
KRIEGER, LENA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14039).
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KROCK, ARTHUR, remarks delivered at the luncheon of the Co-
lumbia Alumni Federation by, 4341.
KROEGEL, FRANK, relief (see bill H.R. 14346*).
Bill to pension (see bill H.R. 14399).
KUNZ, STANLEY H. (a Representative from Ininois).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Constitution of the United States: amending article XVI of
(see H.J.Res. 550), 1548.
Kiehler, Paul: for relief (see bill H.R. 14048), 1326.
Schalk, Walter C.: to correct naval record (see bill H.R.
14049), 1326.
Remarks by, on
Balancing the Budget, 3394.
Beer bill, 852.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor ap-
propriation bill-prohibition enforcement, 2682, 2683,
2694.
Farm-allotment plan, 1593.
Legislative appropriation bill-salary reduction, 3391.
Tax-exempt securities, 4084, 4085.
Welhoelter, Gustav, 2716.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
KURTZ, J. BANKS (a Representative from Pennsylvania).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Arli::>gast, Isabella: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13200),
44.
Beckwith, Orvis R.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14613), 3654.
Bloom, Agnes D.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14611},
3654.
Cramer, Isabella: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13201),
44.
Ditterline, Susannah: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13197)' 44.
Dively, Morgan L.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13196), 44.
Gable, M. Blanche: to pension (see bill H.R. 14653), 3918.
Hartley, Edna B.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13761), 607.
Hartley, Lillie D.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13761),
607.
Isenberg, Arthur C.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14612), 3654.
McCartney, M~ry C.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13760)' 607. -
Miller, Lana: to pension (see bill H.R. 13198), 44.
Postage: to repeal section 1001 (a) of Revenue Act of 1932
which increased rate of (see bill H.R. 13043), 41.
Shaffer, William L.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14652), 3918.
Waldsmith, Nancy H.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13195)' 44. . LA FOLLETTE, ROBERT M., JR. (a Senator from Wisconsin).
Wilson, Anna H111: to pension (see bill H.R. 13199), 44.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2920.
See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
Votes of.
KUTCHER, CLARA MITCHELL, relief (see bill H.R. 13778).
KVALE, PAUL J. (a Representative from Minnesota).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
Crop loans: appropriations provided by section 2 of Recon-
struction Finance Corporation Act transferred to Treas-
ury, 1890.
Navy Department appropriation bill (H.R. 14724)-fiying
pay, 4831.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill (H.R.
13520). 4616.
---leave in Government Printing Otfice, 523.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Air Services: to amend law as amended relating to num-
ber of officers in (see bill H.R. 13564), 363.
Minnesota State Sanatorium: to provide funds for coopera-
tion with the Minnesota State board of control in the
extension of (see bill H.R. 13746), 607.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 608, 945, 1987, 2453, 3825, 4768,
5063, 5652. . priation bill--conference report, 5013.
Societies and associations, 945, 1356, 1436, 1713, 1987, 2065,
2243, 2244, 2453, 3825, 3992, 4768, 5063, 5290.
State legislatures, 2244, 3825.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural credit: extension of, 4765.
Beer bill, 857, 862.
Bernau, Carl L., 4859.
Crop-production loan, 1890.
---funds to be transferred to Treasury Department, 1890.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priations bill-international commissions, etc., 2619.
District of Columbia appropriation bill--conference report,
5616.
Economizing on veterans' benefits, 1235.
Farm losses, 136.
Farm-mortgage problem, 224.
Franklin Surety Co., 4855, 4856.
Harbinson, W. J ., 2713.
Independent otfices appropriation blll-Federal Trade Com-
mission, 3196, 3199.
Interior Department appropriation blll-Indian affairs, 650.
Jelovac, Pete, 2709.
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KVALE, PAUL J.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Miller, Robert Whitley, 4858.
Minnesota: to print in Record memorial of Legislature of,
2039.
National Bank of Commerce, El Dorado, Ark., 4851.
National Economy League report, 1232.
Navy Department appropriation bill-flying pay, 4831.
Order of business, 283.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill--con-
ference report, 4616.
---salary cuts, 523.
Veterans' legislation report, 942.
War Department appropriation bill, 2312, 2315, 2316, 2324.
Wheat: English system to stabilize price of, 2532.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Military Affairs:
Confederate soldiers, Old Rondo Cemetery, Ark. (H.Rept.
1981) ' 3581.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
LABOR, protect labor in its old age (see bill S. 3037*).
Bill to protect American labor (see bill H.R. 14413).
Bill to amend law to provide a remedy for the enforcement
of payment of wages due laborers and mechanics employed
on public buildings by contractors (see bill H.R. 14421).
Bill to provide employment for American labor (see bill
H.R. 144.28) .
Joint resolutions for amendment to the Constitution giving
to Congress the power to regulate hours of labor (see H.J.
Res. 545, 610). .
Remarks in Senate relative to the 5-day week and 6-hour
day, 4304.
Statement by the Director Bureau of Prisons relative to
labor in prisons, 2631.
Statistics relative to wages paid in 11 industries in the
United States compared with 8 other countries, 4730.
LABORERS AND MECHANICS. See PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
LA CARTE, WILLIAM JOSEPH, relief (see bill H.R. 6409 *).
LACE FABRICS, telegram from the Wilkes-Barre Lace Manufac-
turing Co. urging an increase of tariff duties on, 303.
LACEY, DAVID L., relief (see bill H.R. 3840 *) .
LACHMUND, LOUIS, address on the subject of prohibition de-
livered by, 4341.
LACKEY, OSCAR F., relief of estate (see bill H.R. 9862*).
LAFAYETTE RIVER, VA., report of Secretary of War on survey of,
1985.
Attended, 3.
Muscle Shoals: radio address of Frank P. Walsh on, 3707.
Amendments offered by, to
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of (H.R. 14359), 5111, 5113,
5114, 5122, 5123.
Blind: books for adult (H.R. 13817), 5521.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill (H.R.
13520)-furlough, 3432.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Atchison, R. R.: for relief (see bill S. 5255), 820.
Oliver, Charlott C.: to pension (see billS. 5191), 482.
Unemployment: to provide for cooperation by Federal Gov-
ernment with the several States in relieving hardships and
su!fering caused by (see bill S. 5125), 162.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 437.
State legislatures, 2798, 3422, 3828, 4788.
Remarks by, on
Ammunition: transfer of deteriorated, 5318.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 4881, 4884, 4885, 5111,
5112, 5113, 5114, 5122, 5123, 5130, 5135.
Barry, David S., 3275.
Blind: books for adult, 5487, 5514, 5521.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
District of Columbia-banking business, 5507.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4003, 4058, 4224.
Immigration: exemption from quota of fathers and
mothers, 5523.
Independent offices appropriation bill--conference report,
5239, 5242.
---Interstate Commerce Commission, 4792, 4795, 4796,
4798.
Limitation of debate, 3054, 3070, 3143, 4381.
Mortgage foreclosures: postponement of, 5016.
Naval ordnance plant, South Charleston, W.Va., 3672.
Neville, Arthur I., 5487.
Order of business, 691, 3054, 3070, 3262, 4334.
Philippine independence, 615, 616, 1923, 1924.
---veto message, 1784.
Proposed executive session, 423, 424.
Railway situation, 902.
Second deficiency bill, 5464.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation b111, 3380.
--conference report, 4993.
---reorganization of executive departments, 3538.
---executive economy, 3164.
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LA FOLLETI'E, ROBERT M., JR.-Continued
.Remarks by, on
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation biD: posi-
tions filled by Executive order, 3533.
---salary reduction, 3384, 3431.
---vocational education, 3463.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4232, 4252, 4315, 4320,
4321, 4394, 4409, 4411, 4412, 4418, 4421, 4461, 4477, 4478,
4485, 4499.
War Department appropriation bill-camps at Army posts
for unemployed, 3856, 3941, 3943.
.Reports made by, from
Committee on Manufactures:
Federal aid for unemployment relief (S.Rept. 1126) •. 2644.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
LAGUARDIA, FIORELLO H. (a .Representative from New York).
Attended, 5.
Appointed manager in impeachment proceedings, 5177.
Appointed teller, 4444.
Article entitled " Usury-the CUrse of Humanity " written
by, 289.
Tribute to services of, 6659.
Amendments offered by, to
Agricultural appropriation bill-convict labor on roads, 1131.
---weed control, 1048.
Ammunition: transfer of (H.R. 12047), 3556.
Beer bill (H.R. 13742), 850, 862.
Crop production loan-interest at 3 percent per annum,
1885, 1891.
Determining the heirs of deceased Indians, 1871, 1872.
District of Columbia appropriation bill (H.R. 14643)-wel-
fare and relief. 4433.
Edgar, W1lliam F.: acceptance of bequest of ( S.J .Res. 48) ,
4531, 4532.
Farm-allotment bill (H.R. 13991)-adjustment certificates
not subject to attachment levy, 1591.
---provisions applicable to certain commodities here-
after specified, 1531.
---publicity for adjustment charges, 1689.
Federal building, Maxwell, Nebr. (H.R. 10749), 3555.
Indian irrigation projects: reservoir sites on (H.R. 5070),
5282.
Indians: obligations to enrolled (H.J.Res. 409), 3545.
Modoc National Forest (H.R. 189), 4537.
National milltary parks, etc.: protection of (S. 5233), 5168.
Naval ordnance plant, South Charleston, W.Va.: money from
disposition of to be covered into United States Treasury,
1883, 1884.
Navy Department appropriation bill (H.R. 14724), 4830.
Obligations to certain enrolled Indians, 1875.
Retired status of certain Army officers (bill H.R. 11174), 693.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
contract no. 56 to Seatrain Co., 461.
---exemption of $1,500 salaries, 521.
---foreign atr mail, 462.
---removing operation of Economy Act from salaries
below $83.33 per month, 508, 512.
Tribal agreements, enrolled Indians (H.J .Res. 409), 696.
War Department appropriation bill-<>ffenses by officers,
2218.
Warrant officers, United States Army, 1872.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bankruptcy: to amend law in regard to a uniform system of
(see bills H.R. 13958, 14110), 1100, 1435.
Constitution of the United States: proposing an amend-
ment to repeal the eighteenth amendment to {see H.J.Res.
484), 41.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of-providing for conven-
tions in the several States for consideration of amend-
ment proposing (see bill H.R. 14728), 4554.
Farm and home mortgages: t.o create bank for refunding of
(see bill H.R. 14710), 4453.
Interest rates: to place capital on a 5-day-week basis by
reducing {see H.J.Res. 530), 1019.
Virgin Islands: to permit admission of intoxicating liquors,
for export, Into the (see bill H.R. 14140), 1547.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Employees' Compensation Commission: to disapprove of
Executive act in transferring to Civil Service Com-
mission activities, powers, and duties of {see H.Res.
315). 363.
- - - t o disapprove of Executive act in transferring to
Department of Labor the activities, powers, and
duties of (see H.Res. 316), 363.
Fort Schuyler, N.Y.: for consideration of blll (H.R. 11685)
to sell or lease certain lands and buildings known as (see
H.Res. 311) , 152.
Special committee for remainder of Seventy-second Con-
gress: to appoint (see H.Res. 404), 5415.
.Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 994, 1025, 1026, 1029, 1069.
- - - barberry rust, 1045.
- - - conference report, 5141.
---cotton, 1057.
--dry-land farming, 1060, 1062.
---Forest Service, 1074.
---meat inspection, 1041.
LAGUARDIA, FIORELLO H.-Continued
.Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill-permanent appropriations,
1043.
--public roads, 1127, 1129, 1131.
·---Weather Bureau, 1030, 1032.
Air mail contracts: rescinding certain new, 4539.
Ammunition: transfer of, 3556.
Annual assessment work on mining claims, 1901.
Army, Navy, and Marine Corps Bands: radio broadcasts by,
5421.
Balancing the Budget-President's message, 3113.
Bankruptcy laws, 1616.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2771, 2909, 2913, 5356,
5357, 5360.
---railroads, 2923.
Barry, David S., 3306.
Beer bill, 746, 773, 850, 860, 862, 864.
Breaking of seals on railroad cars, etc., 1898.
Calderon, Raimunda Valladares de, 707.
Camp Bullis, Tex., 4538.
Chicago World's Fair, 3560. .
Circulation statements of newspapers, 699.
Civil Service appointments by Executive order, 5046.
Coeur d'Alene and St. Joe National Forests, 702.
Common carriers by water, 5163.
Compensation to United States employees, 1900.
Condemned cannon: to amend act authorizing donations of.
4539. .
Conservation of wild life, fish, and game, 692, 1871, 3546.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2520.
Copyright bill, 2417.
Cotton classification, 3549.
Crater Lake National Park, 1873.
Crop-production loan, 1885.
Death gratuity, 710.
Debts: public and private, 3321, 3322, 3323.
Declaratory judgments, 697, 698.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
propriation bill-aircraft, Liberty motors, 2632.
- - - conference report, 5034.
---per diem allowances, 2624.
---printing and binding, 2761, 2762.
---prisons, 2700, 2757.
---probation officers, 2632, 2633.
---prohibition enforcement, 2686, 2696, 2697, 2767, 2769.
Determining the heirs of deceased Indians, 1871, 1872.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 712.
- - - conference report. 3308.
District of Columbia-banking business, 5573.
---degree-conferring institutions, 5166.
District of Columbia appropriation b1ll, 4446.
---refuse removal, 4271.
--welfare and relief, 4433, 4439, 4440, 4444.
Economic conditions, 5049.
Edgar, W1lliam F.: acceptance of bequest of, 4532.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 7, 10, 4514.
Electric power, island of Molokai, Hawaii, 1904.
Employees' compensation, 3553.
Extension of Forest Exchange Act, Oregon, 1877.
Extension of remarks, 36.
Farm allotment plan, 1379, 1381, 1493, 1530, 1531, 1535, 1537,
1542, 1543, 1584, 1587, 1590, 1591, 1608, 1661, 1665, 1686,
1689.
Farm relief, 1489.
Federal building, Maxwell, Nebr., 3555, 3556.
Federal Reserve System: improvement of facilfties of, 2895.
First deficiency appropriation bill-emergency relief, Dis-
trict of Columbia, 1306, 1307.
---Employment Service, 1319.
---Immigration Service, 1297, 1298, 1315.
---tax refunds, 2677.
Flood control, Lowell Creek, Seward, Alaska, 1900.
Fort D. A. Russell, 1322, 1323.
FurS: tax on, 5167.
Gonzalez, Benjamin, 708.
Government purchase of American goods, 1893.
Gratuity to dependent relatives, 1884.
Gunnison National Forest, Colo., 1875.
Howard University, 1048.
Hunger marchers' treatment, 134.
Inaugural ceremonies: public protection during, 3545;
Indemnity to Nicaragua, 1882.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Arlington Memorial
Bridge, 3132.
--Federal Farm Board, 3189, 3190.
---Federal Trade Commission, 3118, 3119, 3195, 3201,
3204, 3205.
---sea service bureau, 3023 .
--Veterans' Administration, 3026, 3028, 3029.
Indian contracts, terms, 692, 693.
Indiana limestone on public buildings, 3124.
Indians: obligations to enrolled, 3547.
Indigent aliens, 3576.
Interest rates, 1231.
---call money and mortgage, 1296.
--Federal home-loan banks, 996, 997, 998, 1000, 1001.
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LAGUARDIA, FIORELLO H.-Continued
Bemarks by, on
Interior Department appropriation bill-conference report,
4181, 4182.
International monetary and economic conference, 4533, 4534.
Interstate Commerce Commission, 4541.
Irrigation projects: water users on, 5158, 5160.
Jeanneret, Enriqueta Koch v. de, 709.
Joint Committee on Veterans' Benefits, 5542, 5543.
Legislative appropriation bill-salary reduction, 3391, 3392.
Limitation of debate, 3195.
L.ivestock industry: stabilization of, 3551, 3563.
Livestock on the public range, 704.
Loans to livestock producers and dairy farmers, 696.
Louderback, Harold: impeachment of, 4914, 4916, 4917, 4923.
Lower Brule Indian Reservation: to restore Indian agent at,
3559.
Medicinal liquors: prescribing of, 4946.
Method of ratifying constitutional amendments, 127, 128.
Mississippi River bridge, 695, 696.
Mississippi River bridge, Baton Rouge, La., 4547, 4548.
Mixed Clauns Commission, United States and Germany, 4540.
Modoc National Forest, 4529, 4537.
Morristown National Historical Park, N.J., 5171.
National banking associations: powers of Comptroller of the
Currency respecting, 5023.
National military parks, etc.: protection of, 5168.
Naturalization laws: to amend, 692, 3546.
Naval ordnance plant, South Charleston, W.Va.: disposition
of, 1883.
Navy Department appropriation bill, 4811.
---aviation, 4835, 4838.
---salary reduction, 4829.
Navy ration: changes in, 4534.
Navy surplus clothing, 922, 924.
New York Bay bridge, New York, 5166.
Norwegian steamer Tampen, 707.
Ohio River bridge, Sistersville, W.Va., 4548.
Order of business, 273, 920, · 1711, 2518, 2705.
Osage Indians, Oklahoma, 4531, 4532.
Payment of indemnity to Chinese Government, 706.
Philippine independence, 1084, 1087.
Post omce garage, Boston, Mass., 3552, 3553.
Prisons Bureau activities, 454.
Public building, Huntsville, Ala., 4534.
Public building, Mangum, Okla., 4539.
Public buildings: naming of subcontractors on, 709, 3573,
3574.
Question of personal privilege, 3017.
Ratification certificates, 35.
Reading of petitions, 273.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans: publicity of,
2542, 2543.
Relief of certain Indians in Utah, 1904.
Reservoir projects on Indian irrigation projects, 4530.
Retired status of certain Army omcers, 693.
Roosevelt Island, D.C., 3557.
Second deficiency blli-Fort Slocum, N.Y., 5052.
Stabilization of livestock industry, 1881.
Street railway merger, 1337.
Suspension of acreage rental, 704, 705.
Tax laws-Boulder Dam, 693.
Temporary employees under Economy Act, 4542.
Texas centennial celebration, 4545.
Treasury and Post omce Departments appropriation bill,
335, 336.
---air and ocean mail contracts, 338, 339.
---conference report, 4611, 5373.
---distinctive paper, 349.
---furlough or pay cut, 345, 346, 347.
---Internal Revenue Bureau-intelligence unit, 350, 352.
- - - ocean mail, 462, 466, 467.
---parcel post-postal savings, 455, 456, 457, 458.
--publlc buildings, 403, 404, 405,407,408, 411, 451.
---Reconstruction Finance Corporation, 347, 348.
---refunds of taxes, 352, 353, 355.
--salary cuts, 509, 510, 512, 521, 522.
---Seatrain Co., 461, 462.
---Secret Service, 362.
---special delivery messengers, 516.
--typewriters, 348.
---waiving points of order, 396.
Tribal agreements, 696, 697.
Unemployed persons placed on unoccupied farms, 705.
Unemployment relief-farm mortgage foreclosures, 136, 137,
137.
Ute Indians, Utah, 3554.
Virgin Islands: shipping service to, 3561.
Waiver of prosecution by indictment, 698, 699.
War debt question, 119.
War Department appropriation bill-Army post consolida-
tion, 2225.
---Army supplies, 2175, 2176, 2177, 2421, 2422, 2424.
---buildings, 2223.
---impounding in Treasury, 2443.
---National Guard, disability benefits to officers of, 2236.
---offenses by officers, 2218.
---officers' retired pay, 2428.
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LAGUARDIA, FIORELLO H.-Continued
Bemarks by, on
War Department appropriation bill-ordnance, 2232.
---pay scale, 2428, 2429.
---rivers and harbors, 2433, 2435.
War-risk insurance cases, 697.
Widows Island, Me., 694.
Wisconsin Indian claims, 693.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
LAHRMAN, LLOYD VURL, relief (see bill H.R. 14143).
LAIRD, THOMAS H., present medal of honor to (see bill H.R.
5769).
LAKE CHAMPLAIN, extend time for completion of bridge across
(see bill S. 5059 •) .
LAKE DENMARK, N.J., making an appropriation for payment of
claims arising from explosion of the naval ammunition
depot at (see bllis S. 5446; H.R. 544-P, 9581*, 14277).
Report of the Comptroller General of the United States on
claims arising from explosions at the naval ammunition
depot at, 1780, 1833.
LAKE MICHIGAN, authorize construction of a bridge across a por-
tion of (see bills H.R. 13957, 14129•).
LAKE NEVADA, giving to the body of water resulting from the
construction of Hoover Dam the name of (see billS. 5655).
LAKE ODDIE, giving to the body of water resulting from the con-
struction of Hoover Dam the name of (see bill S. 5693).
LAKE OF THE WOODS, providing for the determination of claims
for damages sustained as a result of the fluctuation of the
water levels of (see S.J.Res. 124).
LAKES TO THE GULF WATERWAY, address delivered by Rep-
resentative William E. Hull before the National Rivers and
Harbors Convention relative to the effect of the St.
Lawrence treaty on, 1973.
LAKEY, MARY E., increase pension (see blli H.R. 13151).
LAMBERT, GRACE PRING, relief (see blli S. 5285).
LAMBERTSON, W. P. (a Representative from Kansas).
Attended, 5.
BiUs and jmnt resolutions introduced by
Ferby, Mary McK.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14095),
1396.
Gallion, Edith Rhodes: to pension (see bills H.R. 13798,
13864)' 719, 870.
Gollenger, Mikel: to pension (see bill H.R. 13731), 535.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 154, 416, 608, 719, 1436, 2128, 3344,
3582, 455~ 5290, 5416.
Societies and associations, 154, 1779, 2065, 2194, 2244, 2337,
2642, 2791, 2944, 3139, 3236, 3344, 3919, 4297, 4556, 4768.
Remarks by, on
Farm-allotment plan, 1344.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
LAMBETH, WALTER (a Representative from North Carolina).
Attended, 5.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 945.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Printing:
Neuse River development (H.Rept. 1796), 534.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
LAME DUCKS, poem by Representative Owen entitled "Last Will
and Testament of a Lame Duck", 3051.
Remarks in House on the subject of, 3899.
LAMKIN, CHARLES, message from the President, transmitting an
estimate of appropriation for payment to (HDoc. 498),
414.
LAMNECK, ARTHUR P. (a Representative from Ohio).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
War Department appropriation bill--Organized Reserves,
2307, 2312.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Barnes, Adelia: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13218), 45.
Bastle, Fannie: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13210), 44.
Blenkner, Fred C.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13207), 44.
Buckingham, Susan: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13204), 44.
Canfield, Mary A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13632),
415.
Cooley, Elizabeth: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13209).
44.
Counts, Fred C.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13208), 44.
Ely, Decimay: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14720), 4453.
Foster, Frances E.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13220) ,
45.
Gibbons, Mary Elizabeth: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13214). 45.
Hall, Martha E. : to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13215) , 45.
Hankins, Columbia: to increase pension (see blli H.R. 13212),
44.
Henson, Ralph E.: to pension (see b1ll H.R. 13205), 44.
Kennedy, Matilda: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13219),
45.
Leeper, Miami: to increase pension (see blli H.R. 13203) , 44.
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LAMNECK, ARTHUR P.-Cantinued
Bills and ;oint resolutions introduced by
Long, Estella H.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13684), 476.
Pocock, Mary A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.13217), 45.
Plummer, Sarah Jane: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13732) • 535.
Postage: to repeal section 1001 (a) of Revenue Act of 1932
increasing rate of (see bill H.R. 13035), 41.
Reed, Ellen C.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13211), 44.
Reynolds, Tabitha: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13216),
45.
Richards, Wilfred: for relief (see bill H.R: 13206), 44.
Rittenhouse, Elizabeth M.: te increase pension (see bill
H.R. 13476), 230. - LANKFORD, MENALCUS (a Representative from Virginia).
Saylor, Matt E.: fG'i'- relief (see bill H.R. 14191), 1617.
Tibe, Joseph: awarding Distinguished Service Cross to (see
bill H.R. 13202) , 44.
Yost, Caroline: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13213), 45.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 285, 818. 1100, 1908, 3582.
Societies and associations, 1020, 3825, 3992, 4642.
Remarks by, on
Circulation statements of newspapers, 699, 700.
Economic situation, 69.
Failure of relief measures-new proposals, 1226, 1228
Gasoline tax, 2898.
Interest rates, 998.
Railroad comments-national problems, 843.
Relief legislation: proposed measures for, 3881.
Tiburzio, Primo, 2709.
War Department appropriation bill, 2310.
---Organized Reserves, 2307, 2308.
Young, Walter Sam, 2705.
Votes. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
LAMON, D. E., relief (see bill H.R. 14236).
LAMONT, THOMAS W., mentioned in debate in Senate, 1454:.
LA MOTI'E, CAPT. A. K., relief (see bill H.R. 13580).
LAMPKINS, JOHN W., relief (see bill H.R. 13135).
LANCELLOTTA, GEORGE, relief (see bill S. 5193).
LAND, EMORY S., remarks in Senate relative to the nomination to
be Chief Constructor and Chief of the Bureau of Con-
struction and Repair, with the rank of rear admiral, in
Navy, 963.
LAND BANKS. See FEDERAL LAND BANKS.
LAND-GRANT COLLEGES, telegram from R. D. Hetzel urging
continued appropriations for, 1716.
LAND GRANTS. See Pusuc LANDs; RAILROADS.
LAND OFFICES, amendment in Senate to increase appropriations
for, 1932.
Bill to provide for the filing of notice of location and
assessment work of mineral claims in (see bill H.R. 13558).
LANDERS, ELIZA, increase pension (see bill S. 5112).
LANE, JOSEPH, relief (see bills S. 5140; H.R. 13865).
LANE. MARY A.. pension (see bill H.R. 13067).
LANGLEY, JAMES C .. relief (see blll S. 5333).
LANHAM, FRITZ G. (a Representative from Tems).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Adjusted-service certificates: to provide that in certain
cases loans to veterans shall be considered partial pay-
ments of (see blll H.R. 13713), 534.
Bugard, Virgil: for relief (see bill H.R. 14050) 1 1326.
Department of State Building: to erect memorial to heroic
American diplomatic and consular officers, in (H.J .Res.
585)' 3235.
Dickson, C. A.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13421), 153.
Forest Service building site, Ogden, Utah-to place under
Department of Agriculture (H.R. 14790), 5415. _
Postage: to authorize special rate, on periodicals sent by
public libraries, of (see bill H.R. 13715), 534. - Bankruptcy bill as an aid to farmers. 2931.
Public buildings: to accept title to sites for (H.R. 14582),
3581. . Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2126, 3886.
Washington City post office: to provide for placing the
jurisdiction in the Secretary of Treasury of (see bill H.R.
14461). 2723.
Wood, Robert C.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14013), 1258.
Remarks by, on
Beer bill, 761.
Construction of the rules, 709.
Eslick, Willa B.: tribute to, 5586.
Farm-allotment plan, 1598.
Farm relief-tariff-foreign debts, 990.
Federal building, Maxwell, Nebr., 3555.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Veterans' Adminis-
tration, 3213, 3214.
Loans on adjusted-service certificates to be partial pay-
ments, 527, 528.
Navy Department appropriation bill-aviation, 4834, 4835.
Public building, Binghamton, N.Y., 4535.
Public buildings: naming of subcontractors on, 3571, 3575.
Texas centennial celebration, 5418.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-salary
cuts, 524.
LANHAM, FRITZ G.-Continued
Reports made by, from
Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds:
Donation of property in Maxwell, Nebr. (H.Rept. 1870), 1833.
Nome, Alaska, customhouse building (H.Rept. 1871) , 1833.
Public building, Binghamton, N.Y. (H.Rept._ 1964), 3342.
--Mangum, Okla. (H.Rept. 1972), 3342.
Public buildings: acceptance o! title to sites for (H.Rept.
2042). 4209.
Washington City post office (H.Rept. 2045}, 4209.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
LANIER, FRED P ., pension (see bill S. 5272) .
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
First deficiency appropriation bill-emergency relief, Dis-
trict of Columbia, 1304.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Veterans' relief: to restrict (H.R. 14655) 3991.
Petitions and papers presented by, from '
Citizens and individuals, 1779, 2065.
Societies and associations, 945, 2066.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy system: uniformity o!. 3922.
Beer bill, 755, 801.
Bogart, Raymond C., 3224.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5268.
Edwards, Martha, and others, 3712.
Farm-allotment pian, 1532.
First deficiency appropriation bill--emergency relief, District
of Columbia, 1304, 1306.
Independent otfices appropriation bill-Veterans' Adminis-
tration, 3214, 3215.
Naval strength, 4746.
Navy ration: changes in, 4541.
Prize-fight films, 1017.
Tax burdens, 1017.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation blll-
air and ocean mall contracts, 339.
Tucker, Henry St. George: memorial address to, 4361.
Unemployment relief, 2212.
Veterans' disability allowance, 3989.
War Department appropriation bill-post exchanges, 2442.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Naval Afl'alrs:
Seabrook, John P. (H.Rept. 1977), 3419.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
LANKFORD, WILLIAM C. (a Representative_ from Georgia).
Attended, 5.
Currency inflation: article by the late Senator Thomas E.
Watson on, 4095.
Amendments offered by, to
Farm allotment bill (H.R. 13991)-adjustment charges,
1670.
---commodities exported or sold in wholesale quantities,
1613.
---exportations, 1674.
---tax adjUstment on floor stocks, 1673.
Bills and ;oint resolutions introduced by
Currency: to provide for acceptance of farm-land securities
as the basis for issuance of (see bill H.R. 13876), 943.
Department of General Wel!are: to create a (see bill H.R.
14361). 2242.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act: to amend by pro-
viding for loans on certain securities to cities, counties,
and States the (see b1ll Il.R. 13011), 40.
Remarks by, on
Adjusted-service certificates, 2552.
Agricultural appropriation bill-fruit spraying, 1140.
---naval stores, 1117, 1118.
Atlantic-Gulf Canal, 5596.
Balancing the Budget, 3396.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2909.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5261, 5269.
Currency inflation, 1051, 3400, 4095, 4735, 4736, 4765.
Dangerous remedies for economic relief, 700.
Department of General Welfare: to create a, 2783.
District of Columbia appropriation bill-hospitals, 4436.
---tax sales: advertisement of, 4257.
---traffic bureau, 4206.
Domestic-allotment plan, 1699.
Economic situation-farm relief-personal record, 137, 142.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4526.
Farm-allotment plan, 1393, 1613.
Farm Board, 3339.
Farm commodities: price levels of, 4755.
Farm-land securities for currency basis, 922.
Farm Loan Act: amendment of--conference report, 5580.
Farm-loan foreclosures, 589.
Farm-mortgage foreclosures, 1015.
Farm relief, 2548, 3883.
---contract system. 10i4. 1015.
Gasoline tax, 2901.
Irrigation projects: water users on, 515-i.
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LANKFORD, WILLIAM C.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Land-bank loans: foreclosures on, 4734, 4737.
Legislative appropriation bill-allowances to Members of
Congress, 3399.
---funerals of deceased Members, 3399.
---salary reduction, 3399.
Legislative tactics in Congress, 5589.
Monetizing lier:.s on farm property, 1233.
Mortgage and other lien foreclosures, 1977, 1979o
Mortgage-foreclosure situation, 1826, 1827.
Philippine independence, 1097.
Postal rates, 5046.
Postmastership appointments, 5394.
Sales tax, 3396, 3397, 3399.
Stamp money, 2238, 3734, 3883, 4735.
Tariffs and foreign currency depreciation, 3971.
Tribute to retiring Members, 5551.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
LANTZ, MAUDE, pension (see bill H.R. 13181) o
LAPINE, MEYER JOSEPH, relief of estate (see bill H.R. 14064) o
LARDIE, WILBUR T., pension (see billS. 5522).
LARIMER COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION, COLORADO, resolution
urging adherence by the Uniteq States to the World
Court adopted by, 1260.
LARISON, JOHN, rel~ef (see bill H.R. 14636).
LARKIN, EARL V., relief (see bill H.R. 785*).
LARRABEE, WILLIAM H. (a Representative from Indiana) o
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Laymon, Elmer S.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14453), 2641.
Richman, John L.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13780), 666.
Roberts, Mary: to pension (see bill H.R. 14118}, 1436.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals. 818, 4211, 5416.
Societies and associations, 4210.
Votes oj. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
LARSEN. WILLIAM W. (a Representative from Georgia).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 2192, 3090.
Remarks by, on
Crop-production loan, 1888.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
LASCAR!, SALVATORE, relief (see bill S. 5074).
"LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF A LAME DUCK", poem by
Representative Ruth B. Owen entitled, 3051.
LAS VEGAS, NEV., amendment in Senate making an appropriation
to reimburse subcontractors, labor, and material men in-
cident to construction of the post-office building at, 1102,
3368.
Bill for relief of certain subcontractors for material and
labor furnished in construction of the post office at (see
bills. 5362 *).
LAVAL, PIERRE (Prime Minister of France), remarks in Senate
and correspondence relative to discussions between Presi-
dent Herbert Hoover and Monsieur Laval relative to the
French indebtedness to tbe United States, 1402, 1421.
LAW LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, article by John T. Vance on the
centennial of, 1050.
Remarks in House relative to, 5043.
LAWRENCE, DAVID, address entitled" Debt Readjustments Under
Federal Laws" delivered by, 2567.
LAYMON, ELMER S., pension (see bill H.R. 14453).
LAZIK, ALEXANDER STANLEY, relief (see bill H.R. 14000).
LEA, CLARENCE F. (a Representative from California).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
Farm-allotment bUl (H.R. 13991)-general provisions, 1686.
Land grants: removing existing discriminations to certain
(S. 4165), 3555.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Coal: authorizing Secretary of Navy to sell, at nominal
prices for distribution to the needy, surplus (see H.J .Res.
526), 944.
Constitution of the United States: proposing amendment
providing for a direct vote on repeal of eighteenth
amendment to (see H.J.Res. 534), 1100.
Land grants: to remove discriminations incident to certain
(see H.J.Res. 613), 5290.
Lee, Arthur A.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14697), 4297.
Panama Canal Zone: civil code of-to omit certain Senate
amendments (see H.Con.Res. 49), 4208.
Payne, Joseph: for relief (see bill H.R. 14525), 3052.
Public lands: to withdraw from settlement and entry cer-
tain (see bill H.R. 14176), 1616.
Vinous liquors: to provide revenue by increasing taxes on
certain nonintoxicating (see bill H.R. 13720), 534.
- - - t o remove limitation of prohibition laws upon, and
to provide revenue by increasing taxes on certain
(see bill H.R. 13027), 41.
Wines: to raise revenue by the taxation of light (see bill
H.R. 13719), 534.
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LEA, CLARENCE F.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Coal: sale to needy of surplus, 4549.
Farm-allotment plan, 1351.
Government purchase of American goods, 1897o
Irrigation projects: water users on, 5148.
Panama Canal Zone, 4100.
Repeal of eighteenth amendment, 2774.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce:
Columbia River bridge, Oregon (H.Rept. 1905), 2451.
--Astoria, Oreg. (H.Rept. 1911), 2554.
- - T h e Dalles, Oreg. (H.Rept. 1906), 2451.
Pend Oreille Lake bridge, Idaho (H.Rept. 1903), 2451.
Land-grant cases (H.Rept. 1842), 1546.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
LEAGUE, SARAH C., pension (see bill S. 5577).
LEAGUE OF NATIONS, remarks in House on the subject of, 3337.
Remarks in Senate relative to the work of, 4008.
LEARNED, MARY C., pension (see bill H.R. 14272).
LEATHER, directing the Tariff Commission to investigate the cost
of production of calf and kip upper (see S.Res. 335*).
Resolution to investigate costs of production of goat, kid,
and cabretta leathers (see S.Res. 370).
LEAVES TO PRINT. See CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.
LEAVITT, SCOTT (a Representative from Montana).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Circuit judge: for the appointment for the ninth judicial
circuit of an additional (see bill HR. 13363), 151.
Deceased Indians: authorizing Secretary of the Interior, in
behalf of Indians, to purchase allotments of (see bill
H.R. 14059), 1355.
Hood Labor Office: for relief (see bill H.R. 13685), 476.
Milk River irrigation project: for exchange of certain lands
on (see bill H.R. 14096), 1396.
Missouri River bridge, Culbertson, Mont.: to extend times
for construction of (see bill HR. 14586), 3581.
Northern Montana College: to grant certain lands for use
of (see bill H.R. 14709), 4453.
Regional mercantile credit corporations: to amend Emer-
gency Relief and Construction Act of 1932 so as to pro-
vide for (see bill H.R. 13305), 75.
Seed, feed, and crop production : to authorize the Secretary
of Agriculture to adjust debts of farmers to the United
States for (see bill H.R. 13016), 40.
Unemployment: to relieve by protecting, developing, and
improving national forests (see bill H.R. 14755), 4767.
• Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 364, 1396, 2453, 3825, 5652o
Societies and associations, 1396, 2453.
State legislatures, 4642, 5189.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 1069.
---dry-land farming, 1063.
---Forest Service, 1075.
---naval stores, 1119.
---public roads, 1131.
Air mail contracts: rescinding certain new, 4539.
Boudinat, Frank J., 4858.
Construction charges on Indian irrigation projects, 693.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill, 2611, 2613.
Determining the heirs of deceased Indians, 1872.
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 24.
Extension of Forest Exchange Act, Oregon, 1877.
Government purchase of American goods, 1895.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Veterans' Administra-
tion, 3026.
Indian contracts' terms, 693.
Indian irrigation projects, 1873.
Indian lands: timber on, 5393.
Indians: allotments of deceased, 4542, 4544.
Indian Service: budget for, 4551.
Interior Department appropriation bill-Indian affairs, 649,
654.
---Indian irrigation projects, 602, 605, 639.
---reclamation, 658, 659.
Irrigation projects: water users on, 4542, 5146, 5147, 5160.
Klamath Indian Reservation, 1874.
Livestock on the public range, 704.
National forest land exchanges, 570, 571, 572, 583.
National Guard of South Dakota, 5174.
Reservoir sites on Indian irrigation projects, 4530.
Restoration of homestead rights, 1879.
Roosevelt Island, D.C., 3557.
School building, Frazer, Mont., 3557.
Texas centennial celebration, 4544.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
public buildings, 409.
Unemployment relief: development of national forests to
aid, 4731, 4732, 4733o
Wagner, Nick, 4856.
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LEAVITT, SCOT!'-Continued
Reports made by, from
Com m ittee on Indian Affairs:
Indian irrigation ·p rojects: water users on (H.Rept. 1988).
3653 . .
Ind ians : allotments of deceased (H.Rept. 1987), 3653.
Navajo I ndian Reservation, Utah: to permanently set aside
certain lands as an addition to (H.R. 11735, H.Rept. 1883),
2127.
Committee on Public Lands:
Columbia National Forest, Wash.: to add certain lands (see
bill S. 1492, S .Rept. 1879), 2064.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
LEAZENBY, MAHALA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13346}.
LEE, ARTHUR A., relief (see bills S. 5596; H.R. 14697).
LEE, CHARLES A., article entitled "Thomas Jefferson and Public
Education " written by, 5056.
LEE, DORA ALICE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14284).
LEE, EMMA L., pension (see bill H.R. 13279).
LEE, FREDERIC P., statement made before the Committee on
Agriculture in House relative to pending legislation for
farm relief, 1341.
LEE, GALE A., relief (see bill H.R. 14625•).
LEE, ROBERT E., brief sketch by Hal Paul Phillips of the life of,
2100.
LEE, WILLIAM ZEE, relief (see bill H.R. 3840 •) .
"LEE AND JACKSON", address delivered by Representative Whit-
tington at Confederate Memorial Hall, Washington, D.C.,
entitled, 2778.
LEEPER, MIAMI, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13203).
LEGAL HOLIDAYS. See HoLIDAYS.
LEGAL TENDER, authorize the discharge of obligations to pay
· money by the payment of (see bill H.R. 14604).
LEGION OF HONOR. See FRANCE.
LEGISLATION, remarks in House entitled "Legislative Medi-
cine", 69 . .
LEGISLATIVE BRANCH OF THE GOVERNMENT, making annual
appropriations for (see bill H.R. 14562•).
Bill to amend act making annual appropriations for (see
bill H.R. 14485•).
Bill to amend the furlough provisions of the appropriation
act for the fiscal year 1933 for (see bill H.R. 13556).
Letter of Secretary of War transmitting a draft of a pro-
posed bill to amend section 215 of part II of the appro-
priation act for the fiscal year 1933, 1394.
Letter from the Director of the Bureau of the Budget trans-
mitting report on the exemptions made under section 102
of the appropriation act for 1933 for, 3959.
Messa ges from the President transmitting estimates of ap-
propriations for (H.Docs. 495, 559), 284, 4554.
Message from the President transmitting estimate of ap-
propria tion for expenses of inquiries and investigations
(S. Doc. 211) , 5292.
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 14562) making annual ap-
propriations for , 3312, 3325, 3386, 3407.
Remar ks in Senate on blll (H.R. 14562) making annual ap-
propriations for, 4805.
LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE SERVICE, amendment and remarks in
Senate and a letter from the Librarian of Congress rela-
tive to appropriations for, 4808.
Memorandum relative to, 4808.
LEHLBACH, FREDERICK R. (a Representative from New Jersey).
Appointed conferee, 3915.
Amendments offered by, to . - -.-silver, remonetization of, 2384, 2389.
Farm allotment bill (H.R. 13991}-charges on processing of
rayon, 1668.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
American Telegraph Co.: to renew and extend certain letters
patent to (see bill H.R. 14332), 2128.
Giannetti, Michael: for relief (see blll H.R. 14333), 2128.
Port of Newark Army base: to provide for the sale to the
city of Newark of (see bill H.R. 14388), 2452.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 535, 1549.
Remarks by, on
Beer bill, 857, 858, 859.
Common carriers by water, 5162.
District of Columbia appropriation bill, 4446.
Farm allotment plan, 1668.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
foreign air mail, 468.
---ocean mail, 464, 465.
War Department appropriation blll, 1809.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
LEHNER, ANNA, pension (see bill H.R. 14638).
LEIVE, IDA CHARLOTTE, pension (see bill H.R. 14701).
LENIN, VLADIMIR ILYICH, article appearing in the Literary Digest
on, 1934.
LENNON, LAWRENCE R.,- relief (see bill H.R. 13668*).
LEON, RENE, statement made before the Committee on Finance
in Senate by, 4404.
LEONARD, JOHN P., relief (see bill H.R. 3969•).
LEONARDI, BARTHOLOMEW C., pension (see blll H.R. 13390).
LEPROSY, lettet: of Secretary of the Treasury transmitting report
on care and treat ment of leprous persons in Hawaii
(H.Doc. 470}, 38, 448.
LESTER, WILLIAM A., relief (see bill S. 3831•).
LESTER, ZETTA, relief (see bill S. 3832 *) .
LETT. NANCY C., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13678).
LETI'ERS IN STAMPED ENVELOPES, amend law providing for
carriage out of the mail (see bill H .R. 13747).
LEVAN, ELISHA M., relief (see bill H.R. 13551).
LEVEE DISTRICTS, authorize the Reconstruction Finance Cor-
poration to make loans to (see bill H.R. 13996).
Memorial of Legislature of Arkansas, favoring bill to refund
levee and drainage district bonds, 3489.
LEVERETT, LETTIE, relief (see bill H.R. 6449).
LEVY, DAVID, relief (see bill H.R. 13115).
LEWIS, CHESTER A., pension (see bill H .R. 14592).
LEWIS, DAVID J. (a Representative from Maryland).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Richenberg, Elizabeth A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13223)' 45.
Stephens, Sarah E.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14192). 1617.
Stigers, Anna C.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13221), 45.
Taylor, Mary A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13222), 45.
Unemployment: to provide for cooperation by the Federal
Government with the several States in relieving hardship
and suffering caused by (see bill H.R. 13995), 1257.
Wiley. Barbara: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14289),
1986.
Yost, Almira: to pension (see bill H.R. 13686), 476.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 3488, 3992.
Remarks by, on
Clark, Orville E., 3818.
Roney, Mary E., 4294.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
LEWIS, DORA L ., pension (see bill H .R. 13935).
LEWIS, HESTER H., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13189).
LEWIS, J. C. (president Iowa State Federat ion of Labor) , letter
favoring bill (S. 2487) for remonetization of silver, 5436.
LEWIS, J. HAMILTON (a Senator from Illi nois).
Attended, 366.
Bills and joint resoluti ons introdu ced by
Loans: to make loans to needy individuals, ex-service men,
fa rmers, home owners, business men, and for other pur-
poses (S. 5642) , 4114.
Pulaski, Gen . Casimir: to proclaim day tor commemoration
of death of (S.J.Res. 252), 3589.
Remarks by, on
Ba nkrupt cy system: uniformity of, 4888, 5111, 5124, 5127,
5128, 5130.
Barry, David S., 3273, 3277, 3278, 3282.
Chicago, North Shore & Milwaukee Railroad Co .. 3680.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4007, 4.149, 4151, 4152,
4154, 4158, 4172, 4174, 4175.
Emba rgo on arms shipment, 5214.
Farm mortgages, 4007.
Foreign debts, 2470, 2471, 2472, 2473, 2981, 2982, 2983, 2984,
3850.
Glass-Steagall banking bill, 2158. 2159, 2482.
---Federal Reserve System, 2266.
---investment securities, 2403, 2404, 2405, 2406.
Governmental expenditures--national and international, 896.
Government economy, 2580.
Increase in bankin~ facilities, 1407, 1458, 1573, 1738, 1798.
Lincoln, Abraham, 3923.
McDonald, Geor~e W., 3757.
Ogden Slip Bridge, Chicago, Ill., 3763.
Philippine independence, 1844, 1919.
Prohibition , 1849.
Proposed economic conference, 677.
Radio regulation, 3768.
Railroads: loans to, 2662.
Reduction in appropriations, 1799, 1800.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill~xecu-
tive departments: reorganization of, 3541, 3542.
War Department appropriation bill, 3786.
--camps at Army posts for unemployed, 3952.
--Chanute Field, Til., 3793.
---railroads, 3788.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
LEWIS, MERLE (MEARL) ARTHUR, relief (see bill S. 5091).
LEWIS, NEWTON W., pension (see bill H.R. 13637).
LEWIS, OLIVE A., pension (see bill S. 5238).
LEWIS, RACHEL L., pension (see bill H.R. 14398).
LEWIS, TWIBLE P., pension (see bill H .R. 13942).
LEWIS, WILLIAM EAKY, relief (sae bill H.R. 13428).
LEWIS AND CLARK RIVER, OREG., report of Secretary of War on
survey of, 37.
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LEWISTON ORCHARDS IRRIGATION PROJECT, IDAHO, provide
for the rehabilitation of (see blll H.R. 13531).
LIBBEY, DEL1;3ERT E., relief (see H.Res. 324).
LffiERAL CIVIC LEAGUE OF BOSTON, letter suggesting a plan
for the calling of conventions in the States with respect
to amendment of the Constitution, 4873.
Resolutions urging repeal of the eighteenth amendment
adopted by the executive committee of, 61.
" LIBERAL VIEWPOINT ", article by Harry Elmer Barnes entitled,
1722.
LIBERTY BONDS, issue low-interest rate tax-exempt bonds for
retirement of (see bill H.R. 13874).
LffiRARIAN OF CONGRESS, annual report of, 300, 362.
Letter relative to appropriations for the legislative reference
service, 4808.
Message from the President transmitting estimate of appro-
priation for (H.Doc. 519), 1325.
Remarks in Senate relative to (S.Doc. 185), 3771, 3832.
Remarks in House relative to, 5043.
Statement of the budget of, 3775.
LICHAUCO, MARCIAL P., address on the subject of Philippine
independence delivered by, 1909.
LICHTENWALNER, NORTON (a Representative from Pennsyl-
vania).
Attended, 5. . Memorial of Han. Edgar Prochnik, Austrian Minister to the
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Savage, Luther Edward: for relief (see bill H.R. 14097),
1396.
Wolf, Catharine A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13224). 45.
Remarks by, on
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4510.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
LICHTY, GALEN E., relief (see bill S. 246•).
LIFE INSURANCE. See GovERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE.
LIGGETT & MYERS TOBACCO CO., authorizing the Federal Trade
Commission to investigate practices of (see H.Res. 394,
395).
LIGHTERAGE IN NEW YORK HARBOR, decision of the Interstate
Commerce Commission and an editorial from the New
York Herald Tribune relative to the proposed abolition of
free lighterage, 2820.
LIGHTHOUSE RESERVATIONS, authorize disposal of certain (see
bills S. 558P; H.R. 14585).
Letter of Secretary of Commerce transmitting a proposed
draft of legislation to authorize disposal of certain, 2955,
3051.
LIGHTHOUSE SERVICE, letter of Secretary of Commerce trans-
mitting part 2 of the annual report or" the Commissioner
of Lighthouses, 37.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 2703.
LIGHT WINES. See WINES AND BEER.
LILJENQUIST, MRS. TURA, relief (see billS. 458•).
LIMA, FRANCISCO, relief (see bill H.R. 14099).
LIMESTONE, remarks in House relative to the use of Indiana
limestone in construction of public buildings, 3124.
LIMITATION OF DEBATE. See SENATE.
LINCH, MIKEL., relief (see bill H.R. 14409).
LINCOLN, ABRAHAM, address delivered by Representative Kelly,
of Pennsylvania, before the Principals' Club of Pitts-
burgh, entitled "Lincoln and the Problem of 1933 ", 5624.
Address delivered by Representative Taylor, of Tennessee,
at the Lincoln Day banquet at Nashville, 3982.
Address over the radio delivered by Emanuel Hertz, en-
titled "Lincoln, the Harmonizer", 5071.
Address over the radio delivered by John R. King on,
4460.
Article entitled "Lincoln and the Good-Roads Movement",
3925.
Editorial from the Hearst newspapers relative to, 3926.
Paper by Senator Fess containing quotations from, 3923.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 3921.
Remarks in House on, 3973.
Text of the Gettysburg address delivered by, 3926.
LINCOLN COUNTY, MONT., convey certain land to school dis-
trict no. 15 in (see bill S. 2395 •).
LINDER, SARAH E., pension (see bill H.R. 14514).
LINDLEY NURSERIES, INC., relief (see bill S. 3438•).
LINDSAY,. GEORGE W. (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
McKee, Archie J.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13590), 363.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Craig, Eva: for relief of (see H.Res. 310), 76.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 47, 77, 285, 364, 1258, 1327, 2066,
2244, 3139, 3236, 3654, 3736, 3825, 3919, 4454, 4642, 5416.
127
LINDSAY, GEORGE W.-Continued
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 46, 47, 77, 154, 230, 285, 364, 416,
477, 535, 608, 719, 818, 945, 1056, 1258, 1327, 1356, 1436,
1549, 1618, 1713, 1779, 1834, 1908, 2066, 2128, 2194, 2244,
2337, 2454, 2642, 2791, 3053, 3139, 3236, 3344, 3419, 3582,
3736, 3920, 3992, 4297, 4454, 4556, 4642, 4866, 5416.
State legislatures, 2066.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
LINDSAY, SIR RO~ (British Ambassador to the United
States), relative to alleged lobbying activities of (see
H.Res. 399) .
LINDSEY, WILLIAM J., pension (see bill H.R. 14269).
LINEBARGER, HENRY DIXON, relief (see bill H.R. 2599*).
-LINEN, amendment and remarks in House relative to fixing duty
on, 1678.
LINNENBROGGER, ADOLPH A., increase pension (see bill S.
5529).
LINSLEY, HOWARD WILLIAM, relief (see bill H.R. 13617).
LINTHICUM, ANNIE C., pension (see bill H.R~ 13079).
LINTHICUM, J. CHARLES (late a Representative from Maryland).
Letter from Mrs. John Charles Linthicum expressing ap-
preciation of the action. of the Senate upon occasion o!
the death of, 1397.
United States, extending condolences on occasion of death
of, 42. ·
Memorial address to, 4362, 4363, 5647.
Memorial services to, 4344.
Resolutions on death of (see H.Res. 300•; S.Res. 290•).
Tribute to services of, 4361.
LI PO-TIEN (Chinese), authorizing an appropriation to the
Government of China for the account of (see H.R.14323•).
LIPSETT, C. H. (publisher), letter and editorial urging modifica-
tion of the Volstead Act received from, 302.
LIQUIDATING CORPORATIONS, memorandum from the Ameri-
can Bankers' Association relative to, 2399.
LIQUOR TRAFFIC. See ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR TRAFFic.
LITERARY DIGEST (magazine), article by Senator McKellar
relative to the proposed cancelation of European debts
appearing in, 369.
Article on Vladimir Ilyich Lenin appearing in, 1934.
LI'ITLE, HERBERT, statistics of national wealth and of total
indebtedness of the United States compiled by, 3263.
LITTLE, JOHN E., relief (see bill H.R. 13844).
LITTLE FORK RIVER, MINN., report of Secretary of War on sur-
vey of (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public
document), 37.
LITTLE RIVER, ARK., extend time for construction of bridge
across (see bills S. 557P; H.R. 14480•).
LITTLE ROCK COLLEGE, ARK., relief (see bill S. 1421).
LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY, stabilize (see bill H.R. 11816•).
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 11816) to stabilize, 3562.
LIVESTOCK LOANS. See FARMERS.
LIVINGSTON, VICTOR ARTHUR, relief (see b111 H.R. 13405).
LOANS FOR SEED AND FEED. See FARMERS.
LOAR, MARGARET JANE, increase pension (see bill S. 5070).
LOBBYING, establish a joint congressional committee to investi-
gate charges of (see H.J.Res. 590).
List of the names of lobbyists operating before Congress,
3101.
Remarks in House relative to charges of, 3550.
LOBERT, MARY JOSEPHINE, relief (see bill H.R. 7761•).
LOBSTER FISHERMEN. See RHODE ISLAND.
LOCKWOOD, JEAN M., pension (see bill H.R. 13159).
LOCKWOOD, MARY 0., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14555).
LOGAN, JOHN A., letter relative to the problems growing out of the
depression, 2151.
LOGAN, M. M. (a Senator from Kentucky).
Attended, 3. ·
Amendments offered by, to
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-reor-
ganization of executive departments, 2343.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Coal-lease rentals: to authorize waiver or remission of cer-
. tain (see bill S. 5312), 1162.
Hood, Winnie: to pension (see bill S. 5314), 1162.
Isaacs, Green: to pension (see bill S. 5315), 1162.
King, James E.: for relief (see bill S. 5313), 1162.
Kinser, Decatur D.: for relief (see billS. 5311), 1162.
National banks: authorizing establishment of branch banks
by (see b111 S. 5273) , 887.
Remarks by, on
Barry, David S., 3511, 3513, 3514.
Branch banks at military reservations, 4988.
Crane, Jerry V., 5011.
Crop surpluses and their control,· 731, 732, 733.
Debt reduction, 2954.
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LOGAN, M. M.-Continued
.Remarks by, on
Donjl Investment Co., 4981.
Economic conditions: suggestions on, 4780, 4781.
Extension of terms of President and House Members, 162.
Foreign debts: activities of W. C. Bullltt relative to, 3146.
Fort D. A. Russell, 1104, 1106, 1107.
Glass-Steagall banking bill, 1332, 1450, 1726, 1736, 1739, 2148,
2152, 2264.
--silver, remonetization of, 2489. •
Government economy, 2596.
Great Western Coal Mines Co., 3675.
Jett, CUrtis, 3672.
Mortgage foreclosures: postponement of, 5099.
Philippine independence, 1840, 1841.
Reduction in appropriations, 1800.
Ritz, Stuart L., 5011.
Silver service of U.S.S. Paducah, 3673.
Treasury-Post Offi.ce Departments appropriatio:Q. bill-execu-
tive economy, 3079, 3080, 3497.
- - persoiUlel classification, 3436.
---salary reduction, 3498.
•• Uncle Sam's Pay Rollers", 1721.
Wall Street, 4777.
Wheat situation, 1185, 1187.
World Court, 902.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Addison, Emily (S.Rept. 1237), 4214.
Bolger, Elizabeth (S.Rept. 1364), 5448.
Cates, C. A. (S.Rept. 1347), 5297.
Clarke, Laura J. (S.Rept. 1236}, 4214.
Dongji Investment . Co., Ltd. (S.Rept. 1233), 4214.
First National Bank, El Dorado, Ark. (S.Rept. 1353), 5297.
First National Bank, Junction City, Ark. (S.Rept. 1235),
4214.
Great Western Coal Mines Co. (S.Rept. 1048), 1622.
Kinman, Guy M. (S.Rept. 1346), 5297.
Lowe, John I. (S.Rept. 1348), 5297.
McKee, Howard (S.Rept. 1350}, 5297.
Merchants & Farmers Bank, Junction City, Ark. (S.Rept.
1238)' 4214.
Moore, John (S.Re-pt. 1349), 5297.
National Bank of Commerce, El Dorado, Ark. (S.Rept. 1352),
5297.
O'Brien, Della (S.Rept. 1351), 5297.
Treuthart, Nellie E. (S.Rept. 1111), 2562.
Worsham, L. D. (S.Rept. 1234), 4214.
Committee on Military Atfairs:
Bradford, Herman H. (S.Rept. 1003), 233.
Crane, Jerry V. (S.Rept. 1303), 4962.
Curtiss, Glenn H.: posthumous award of Distinguished Fly-
ing Cross to (S.Rept. 1305), 4962.
Jett, Curtis (S.Rept. 1024), 1439.
Ritz, Stuart L. (S.Rept. 1304), 4962.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
LOMISON, MARY E., pension (see bill H.R. 14314).
LONERGAN, AUGUSTINE (a .Representative from Connecticut).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Cuff, James S., for relief (see bill H.R. 14595), 3581.
Government-owned cotton: to authorize distribution to
American National Red Cross and other relief organiza-
tions of (see bill H.R. 13560}, 363.
Interest payable to United States: to reduce to 4 percent
(see b111 H.R. 14764), 4865. · Personal explanation-Democratic caucus, 156.
Killeen, Thomas J.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14234), 1779.
Kosciusko, Thaddeus: authorizing issuance of special post-
age stamp in honor of (see bill H.R. 13658), 475.
Owen, George A.: fqr relief (see bill H.R. 14274), 1907.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 4768.
Societies and associations, 285, 1100, 2066.
.Remarks by, on
Moran, John J., 2712.
.Reports made by, from
Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce:
Lake Champlain bridge (H.Rept. 1832), 1395.
Merrimac River bridge, Massachusetts (H.Rept. 2034), 4209.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
LONERGAN, AUGUSTINE (a Senator-elect from Connecticut).
Credentials presented, 1398.
LONG, ADALINE, pension (see bill H.R. 14002).
LONG, ESTELLA H., pension (see bill ll.R. 13684).
LONG, HUEY P. (a Senator from Louisiana}.
Attended, 3.
Amendments offered by, to
Glass-Steagall banking bill (S. 4412), 1330, 1994, 2263; 2293,
2410.
--silver, remonetization of, 2360.
Philippine indevendence (bill H.R. 7233), 266, 323.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Glass banking bill: to appoint committee to investigate
certain statements and charges in respect to the so-called
(see S.Res. 326), 1797.
Wheeler, Burton K.: to print as Senate document speech by
(SDoc. 158}, 1171.
LONG, HUEY P.-.:continued
.Remarks by, on
Arms embargo .message, 1448, 1449.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 4887, 5111, 5132, 5133.
Byrd, Richard E., 1157.
Campaign expenditures, 1719.
Cloture, 2078.
Crop surpluses and their control, 105, 107.
Currency lnfiation, 4575, 4578, 4702.
Currency substitutes, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849 1850 1852
2270, ' t I
Dangers of inflation: article by Ogden L. Mills on 2271.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton to American Red
Cross, 1934.
Farm Loan Act: amendment of, 4979.
--conference report, 5473, 5478, 5479, 5481.
Farm relief, 1844, 2481. . . .
First deficiency appropriation bill, 1448, 1474, 1944.
--relief fund for the District of Columbia, 1634, 1636,
1643.
- - t a x refunds, 1554, 1557, 1560, 1561, 1563, 1566, 1567,
1569, 1640.
Five Civilized Tribes in Oklahoma-conference report, 2201
2202. •
Foreign debts, 1282, 2138, 2204, 2467, 2469, 2473; 2477, 2982.
Foreign dumping, 1290. ·
France's distribution of wealth, 1291.
Glass-Steagall banking bill, 1330, 1331, .1332, 1333, 1334, 1335,
. 1407. 1413.
1416. 1419, 1451, 1452, 1455, 1456, 1457,
1458, 1460, 1461, 1573, 1574, 1575, 1677, 1579,
1459,
1580, 1624,
1626, 1629, 1631, 1632, 1633, 1634, . 1635,
1646, 1649, 1656, 1724, 1726, 1728, 1730, 1734,
1647,
1735, 1737,
1738, 1739, 1741, 1744, 1745, 1749, 1752,
1798, 1910, 1994, 1995, 2000, 2001, 2026, 2082,
1844,
2086, 2090, 2144, 2152, 2155, 2156, 2159, 2160,
2089,
2164, 2202,
2205, 2211, 2263, 2349, 2508, 2509.
---bank deposits guaranty, 2289, 2290, 2291, 2292.
---,banking affi.liates, 2407, 2408, 2409, 2410, 2463:
- .- -branch banking, 2140, 2208, 2510.
---Federal Reserve System, 2083, 2084, 2263, 2264, 2266,
. 2269, 2274, 2275, 2277, 2278, 2279, 2280, 2281, 2282.
---investment securities, 2090, 2091, 2092, 2402, 2403,
2404, 2405, 2406, 2407.
---liquidation, 2290, 2291, 2511.
--silver, remonetization of, 2360, 2363, 2365, 2366, 2367,
2368, 2371, 2375, 2377, 2379, 2382, 2384, 2387, 2393,
2395, 2396, 2398, 2489, 2493.
Green River, Wash.: :flood control of, 2102.
Independent offi..ces appropriation bill-conference report,
5241.
Indian affairs, 2287, 2288.
Inheritance taxes, 1845.
International· Mercantile Marine Co.-mail contract, 5232.
Lake Champlain bridge, 2102.
Limitation of debate on banking blll, 1994.
Louderback, Harold: impeachment of, 5475.
Louisiana senatorial election, 2808, 2818, 4658, 4659, 4660,
4661, 4662, 46Q6, 4668, 4669, 4670, 4671, 4672, 4999.
Medicinal liquor: prescribing of, 5228, 5229, 5230, 5320, 5504,
5505.
Monetary question, 1286, 1287.
Mortgage foreclosures: postponement of, 5018, 5091, 5094,
5098, 5099, 5100, 5101, 5102, 5326.
Motion for recess, 1648.
Order of business, 1732.
Origin of word " Dixie ", 1847.
Philippine independence, 177, 183, 189, 194, 262, 264, 265,
266, 267, 268, 269, 270, 310, 314, 315, 323, 326, 331, 376,
377, 378, 387, 389, 390, 391, 392, 393, 434, 435, 438, 440,
441, 445, 446, 447, 537, 545, 546. 548, 551, 552, 555, 558,
559, 560, 665, 612, 613, 615, 630, 1835, 1836, 1837, 1841; 1843,
1844, 1848, 1849, 1850, 1861, 1862, 1864, 1865, 1914.
Political issues-relief program, 54 .
Positions not under Civil Service, 1184.
Prohibition, 1835, 1849, 1854 .
Proposed executive session, 423, 424.
Question of personal privllege, 2725.
Radio regulation-conference report, 5208, 5211.
Reduction in appropriations, 1799, 1800.
Remonetization of silver, 1188.
Repeal of eighteenth amendment, 2140.
Sales tax, · 1843.
Tariff, 631.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 2741.
- - A i r Mail Service, 2875, 2876, 2877, 2878, 2879, 3058,
. 3060, 3063, 3066, 3072, 3074, 3075, 3076.
Unemployment relief, 1845.
--Federal aid for, 4477, 4479, 4480, 4482, 4483, 4484, 4487.
Wall Street, 4772, 4773.
War Department appropriation bill-conference report, 5480.
Wheat situation, 1191, 1194.
Wheeler, Burton K.: address by, 1171.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
LONG, JAMES B., pension (see blll H.R. 13860).
LONG, JOHN D., allow to accept foreign decoration (see S.J.Res.
195•).
LONG, SOPHIA, increase pension (see blll H.R. 135~),
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LONG, TIMOTHY J., grant honorable discharge (see billS. 3008•).
LOOFBOUROW, FREDERICK C. (a Representative from Utah).
Attended, 5. -
Petitions and papers presented _by, from
Societies and associations, ~053.
State legislatures, 3053.
Rema:rks by, on
Hendrickson, W. H., 5413.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Indian Mairs:
Otoe and Missouria Tribes of Indians (H.Rept. 1935), 2723.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
LORAIN HARBOR, omo, report of Secretary of War on survey of
(H.Doc. 469), 38.
LORILLARD CO., P ., authorizing the Federal Trade Commission to
investigate practices of (see H.Res. 394, 395}.
LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIF., convey certain land in (see bills
S. 5537•; H.R. 636•). . _
Bill to relinquish title of the United States to certain lands
in (see bill H.R. 637•).
LOUDERBACK, HAROLD (United States district judge, northern
district of California), articles of impeachment a-gainst,
4914. - ---ocean mail, 465.
Order of Senate to notify the House that the Senate is ready
to receive the managers conducting impeachment proceed-
ings against, 5195.
Presentation to the Senate by the managers on the part of
the House of Representatives of articles of impeachment
against (S.Doc. 215); 5473.
!Remarks in House relative to the charges against, 4913, 4916.
Remarks in Senate and a request for a unanimous-consent
agreement for consideration of impeachment charges
against Judge Harold Louderback at 2 o'clock on the first
day _of the first session of the Seventy-third Congress.
Agreed to, 5475.
Resolution in House relative to charges against (see H.Res.
387•).
Resolution in House to appoint managers on the part of the
House to conduct impeachment proceedings against (see
H.Res. 402 •) . · to, 3418.
Resolution in House to notify the Senate of the appoint-
ment of managers to conduct impeachment proceedings
against (see H.Res. 403 • ) .
LOUISIANA, remarks in Senate relative to the recent senatorial
election in, 2809, 4993.
Remarks in Senate in defense of the State of, 4658.
Telegram from Stuart L. Adams urging continued investi-
gation of the senatorial election in, 4299.
Telegram from J. E. Ray opposing further investigation of
the Overton-Broussard election in, 4788.
Telegram from the Women's Independent Voters Club of
New Orleans urging further investigation of the Overton-
Broussard election in, 4788.
LOUISIANA & ARKANSAS RAIT..WAY CO., allow them to bridge
the Mississippi River (see bill H.R. 14377).
LOUISIANA ffiGHWAY COMMISSION, allow them to bridge the
Mississippi River (see bill H.R. 14377).
LOUISVILLE COURIER-JOURNAL (newspaper), editorial on the
subject of the World Court appearing in, 902.
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RAILROAD CO. AND OTHERS, re-
port of the Interstate Commerce Commission on final
valuation of properties of, 39, 60.
LOUISVILLE TIMES (newspaper), editorial on the subject of the
World Court appearing in, 902.
LOVE, ELLA D., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14091).
LOVE, VINA, relief of heirs of (see bill H.R. 14088) ~
LOVELESS, RACHEL A., relief (see bill H.R. 2217•).
LOVETTE, 0. B. (a Representative from Tennessee).
Attended, 5.
Appointed. on funeral committee, 1435.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Adams, Mary 0.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13801), 719.
Hours of labor: to amend Constitution to empower Con-
gress to regulate (see H.J.Res. 610), 4865.
Key, Mollie: to pension (see bill H.R. 14311) , 2065.
Kings Mountain Post4, American Legion, Johnson City,
Tenn.: authorize loan of Army equipment to (see bill
H.R. 13847), 869.
McCoury, Jackson: to pension (see bill H.R. 13799), 719.
Roberts, Minnie: to pension (see ·bill H.R. 13802), 719.
Smith, Sam-u el: to pension (see bill H.R. 14312), 2065.
Wilson, Minnis: to pension (see bill H.R. 13800), 719.
Remarks by, on
Farm-allotment plan, 1375.
Hours of labor: regulation by Congress of, 4822.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
LOWE, JOHN I., relief (see b111 H.R. 3626*).
LOWELL, CORA J., pension (see blll H.R. 13483).
LOWELL CREEK. See ALASKA.
LOWER. ELIZA C., increase pension (see bill S. 5081).
LOWER BRULE INDIAN RESERVATION. See INDIANs.
LXXVI-365
129 -
LOWER VEIN COAL CO., relief (see bill H:R. 6143).
LOWEn. WILLAMETI'E RIVER, OREG., authorizing further modi-
fication of the adopted project for (see S.J.Res. 214;
H.J .Res. 548) .
LOZIER, RALPH F. (a .Representative from Missouri).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bank checks: to repeal tax on (see bill H.R. 13455), 229.
Brackett, Nancy: to pension (see bill H.R. 14098), 1396.
.Postage rate: to repeal section 1001 (a) of Revenue Act
of 1932 which increased certain (see b111 H.R. 13456), 229.
Revenue Act of 1926: to amend (see bill H.R. 14394), 2452.
Thompson, Joseph: to pension (see blli H.R. 14051), 1326.
Remarks by, on
District of Columbia appropriation bill, 4193.
---tax rates, 4194.
Farm-allotment plan, 1531.
Foreign ocean and air mail subsidies, 530, 531, 841.
Legislative appropriation bill--salary reduction, 3415.
Ocean mail contracts, 1135, 1141.
Philippine independence--veto message, 1768.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
conference report, 5372.
--public buildings, 409, 413.
War-debt question, 120.
.Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Marshall, A. H. (H.Rept. 2161) , 5188.
Committee on Election of President, Vice President, and
Representatives in Congress:
Election of President and Vice President, and filling of
vacancies in office of President (H.Rept. 2194), 5425.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
LUCE, LUCINDA, increase pension (see bill S. 5497).
LUCE, ROBERT (a .Representative from Massachusetts).
Attended, 5.
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1354.
Calvin Coolidge: poem by William H. McMasters in memorial
Bills and joi-nt resolutions introduced by
Mason, Alvarado: for relief (see bill H.R. 13547), 298.
Quirk, Thomas Christopher: for relief (see bUl H.R. 13548),
298.
Statuary Hall: relating to (see H.Con.Res. 47} , 3052.
Whalen, Charles Joseph: for relief (see bill H.R. 13941), 1055.
Petitions a-nd papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3654.
Societies and associations, 77, 154, 298.
Remarks by, on
Banking-laws reform. 2038.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2038.
District of Columbia appropriation bill-refuse removed,
4270.
Farm-allotment plan, 1488, 1489.
Farm Loan Act: amendment of, 5183.
Federal Reserve System: improvement o! facilities of, 2897.
Gold: revaluation of, 3866.
Impeachment of President Hoover, 1968.
Independent offices appropriation bill-hospitals, 3029.
--Veterans' Administration, 3029, 3030, 3031.
Joint Committee on Veterans' Benefits, 5542.
Legislative appropriation bill-Library of Congress, 3417.
---salary reductions, 3415.
National bankin-g associations: powers of Comptroller of
Currency respecting, 5026.
Question of constitutional privilege, 2041.
.Reports made by, from
Committee on the Library:
Statuary Hall (H.Rept. 1957), 3235.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
LUDLOW, LOUIS (a Representative from Indiana).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 3801.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Armel, Belle: to increase pension (see blli H.R. 13225), 45.
Dunn, Margaret: for relief (see bill H.R. 14290), 1986.
McLean, Rachel: to pension (see bill H.R. 14193), 1617.
Police broadcasts: to amend Radio Act of 1927, as amended,
so as to require permits by persons using radio seta
capable of receiving (see bill H.R. 14183), 1617.
Radio Act of 1927: to amend section 27 of (see bill H.R.
13848)' 869.
Scottish Rite Temple, Indianapolis, Ind.: for relief (see bill
H .R. 13226), 45.
Slavin, Harry: to pension (see bill H.R. 13733), 535.
Stahlnacker, Laura A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
14405). 2452. .
Two-cent postage: to restore on first-class mail (see bUl
H.R. 13794), 718.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Cltizens and individuals, 1987, 2194, 2454, 2724, 2944.
Remarks by, on
Air Mail Service, 4603.
Beer bill, 809. .
Christian Men Builders. Inc.: twentieth anniversary of, 5619.
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LUDLOW, LOUIS-Continued
Remarks by, on
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 3316, 3317, 4602.
Democratic Party and bureaucracy, 474.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4528.
Indiana limestone industry, 804.
Legislative appropriation bill, 3341.
---funerals of deceased Members, 3414, 3415.
McNutt, Paul V., Governor of Indiana: reforms instituted
by, 3316.
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: tribute to, 2933.
Statistical information for special groups, 3871.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-con-
ference report, 5377.
---foreign air mail, 471.
--public buildings, 406, 407, 408, 411, 452.
---special-delivery messengers, 517.
Tribute to retiring Members, 5582.
Two-cent postage rate restoration, 1239, 1240, 1241.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
LUTZ, EARL, pension (see bill S. 5248).
LYLE, NETA, increase pension (see bill S. 5399).
LYMAN, EDWARD, pension (see billS. 5146).
LYNCH, DAVID, relief of estate (see bill H.R. 13056).
LYNCH, EDWARD F., pension (see bill H.R. 13772).
LYNCH, ffiENA L., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13644).
LYNCH, JOHN T., relief of estate (see bills H.R. 5140, 13055).
LYNCH, W. W., article relative to the effects of the tar11f on copper
written by, 2341.
LYQNS, CHARLES, pension (see bill H.R. 14328).
MlAACK, SARAH A., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14146).
MAAS, MELVIN J. (a Representative from Minnesota).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Army, Navy, Marine Corps, etc.: to confer certain benefits
on certain retired commissioned officers and enlisted men
of (see bill H.R. 13850), 869.
Aviation reserve: pr9viding that air-mail pilots shall be or-
ganized as (see b111 H.R. 14779), 5062.
Evans, Francis T.: to present Distinguished Flying Cross to
· (see bills H.R. 14614, 14676), 3654, 4106.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation: to authorize loans to
private colleges, universities, and institutions of higher
learning by (see bill H.R. 14296), 2064.
Rockwell, Mary A.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14014), 1258.
Remarks by, on
Arms and munitions: prohibition of exportation of, 4845.
Beer bill, 782.
Goodwin, Godfrey G.: tribute to, 4374.
Marine Corps: radio address on, 1770.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
automatic salary increases, 508.
---foreign air mail, 468, 471.
---special-delivery messengers, 518.
War Department appropriation bill-buildings, 2222.
---Army post consolidation, 2226.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Foreign Affairs:
International Conference on Private Aerial Law (H.Rept.
1950)' 3052.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
McADOO, WILLIAM GIBBS (a Senator-elect from California).
Credentials presented, 721.
McALEARNEY, MARY J., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13152).
MACARONI PRODUCTS, regulate labeling of (see billS. 4178).
MAcARTHUR, DOUGLAS (general, United States Army), remarks
in House relative to, 2056, 2170, 2172, 2173, 2175, 2185,
2191.
McARTHUR, J. W., article entitled "A City Gets Rich", written
by, 1441.
McBRIDE, BETTY, relief (see bill S. 4230 •) .
McCALL, ·s ARAH ELLEN, pension (see bill H.R. 14425).
McCAMPBELL & CO., letter relative to the proposed distribution of
additional Government-owned cotton to the Red Cross,
2951.
McCANDLESS, AFFIE W., pension (see bill H.R. 14316).
McCANN, ROBERT E., pension (see billS. 5265).
McCARN, RUTH, relief (see bill H.R. 7548•).
McCARRAN, PATRICK A. (a Senator-elect jrom Nevada),
Credentials presented, 1147.
McCARREN, CHARLES, relief (see bill H.R. 13905).
McCARTHY, THOMAS O'C., relief (see bills S. 5598; H.R. 14718).
McCARTNEY, MARY C., pension (see bill H.R. 13760).
McCLEARY, 0. S., relief (see bill S. 2508*).
McCLINTIC, JAMES V. (a Representative from Oklahoma).
Attended, 5.
Announcement of meeting of committee on farm mortgages,
3017.
McCLINTIC, .)'AMES V.-Continued
Amendments offered by, to
Farm-allotment bill (H.R. · 13991)-administration provi-
sions, 1688.
---salaries of personnel, 1689.
Independent otnces appropriation bill-ship caretakers, 3211.
---Smithsonian Institute, 3208.
Navy surplus clothing (H.J.Res. 500), 922.
War Department appropriation blli-otncers' retired pay,
2M6. ,
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Battleships: authorizing the decommissioning of all (see
bill H.R. 13525) , 297.
Caplinger, Wiillam M.: to pension (see b111 H.R. 13734), 535.
Government e~ployees: relating to retirement of certain
(see blll H.R. 13522), 297.
Jones; Robert E.: to pension (see b111 H.R. 14677), 4106.
Mangum, Okla.: relating to construction of a Federal build-
ing at (see b111 H.R. 14~89), 2790.
Mortgage security: to provide that Reconstruction Finance
Corporation shall make loans to farmers on first (see blli
H.R. 14035), 1326. · ·
Needy, Armor Ellsworth: to pension (see blll H.R. 13687)
476. •
Public works in District of Columbia (H.R. 14632), 3824.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Recommit: to, 2445.
Remarks by, on
Civil Service appointments by Executive order, 5046.
Claims for deaths of Mexican nationals, 715.
Currency-study meeting, 1777.
District of Columbia appropriation blli-bulldings, 3867.
---taxicabs, 4204.
Farm-allotment plan, 1351, 1688, 1689.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Advisory Committee
for Aeronautics, 3208.
---Federal Farm Board, 3188, 3189.
---ship caretakers, 3211.
---Smithsonian Institute, 3208, 3209.
---Tariff Commission, 3210.
Navy ration: changes in, 4534, 4541.
Navy surplus clothing, 922, 923, 924.
Open-forum meeting, 1217.
Public building, Mangum, Okla., 4539.
Question of personal privilege, 2295.
War Department appropriation blll-otncers' retired pay,
2046.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
McCLINTOCK, C. B. (a Representative from Ohio) .
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Albright, Darleah: for relief (see bill H.R. 13477), 230.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3419.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
McCOOL, WILLIAM, pension (see bill H.R. 13825).
McCORDIS, C. W., paper proposing an international board of
money value control written by, 3423.
McCORMACK, FRANK J., relief (see bill H.R. 13739).
McCORMACK, JOHN W. (a Representative from Massachusetts).
Attended, 5.
Address at memorial services in House, 4345.
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1354.
Temporary employees under Economy Act: letter to Senator
David I. Walsh, of Massachusetts, relative to, 4873.
Amendments offered by, to
Farm-allotment bill (H.R. 13991) : refund of adjustment
charges for goods purchased for governmental use, 1676.
Temporary employees under economy act (H.J.Res. 547),
4543.
War Department appropriation blll-tanks, 2231.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Act of May 28, 1928: to amend act relative to salary rates of
certain Civil Service positions (see bill H.R. 14419). 2555.
Coyle, James Philip: for relief (see bill H.R. 14353), 2193.
Hult, Charles F.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13902), 944. ·
Kosciusko, Thaddeus: authorizing issuance of a special post-
age stamp in honor of (see H.J.Res. 521), 869.
McCarren, Charles: for relief (see bill H.R. 13905), 944.
National Society of Women Descendants of the Ancient and
Honorable Artillery Company: to incorporate (see bill H.R.
14667)' 4106.
Neilson, John: for relief (see b111 H.R. 14161}, 1548.
O'Brien, Alice: for relief (see bill H.R. 13904}, 944.
Patten, Walter E.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13903), 944.
Pulaski, Casimir: directing President to proclaim October 11
of each year General Pulaski's Memorial Day for observ-
ance of death of (see H.J.Res. 522), 869.
Stewart, Charles Eben: for relief (see b111 H.R. 14162), 1548.
Taber, Emma F.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14052), 1326.
Vincent, Albert Edward: for relief (see bill H.R. 13906), 944.
Ziniti, John E.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14494), 2790.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 154.
State legislatures, 4957.
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McCORMACK, JOHN W.-Continued,
Remarks by, on . Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Air mail contracts: rescinding certain new, 4538.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2917.
Beer bill, 765, 853.
Budget deficit, 1774.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5259.
Deductions from snow removers' pay, 1001.
Farm-allotment plan, 1379, 1516, 1596, 1608, 1676, 1677.
Huff, Price, 3815.
Navy Department appropriation bill-aviation, 4937.
---Naval Academy, 4839.
Ruling of the Chair, 2317.
Tari.tfs and foreign-currency depreciation, 3877.
Temporary employees: return of salary deductions to, 3403.
Temporary employees under Economy Act, 4542.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-con-
ference report, 4614, 4615.
---public buildings, 412.
---special delivery messengers, 515, 516.
War Department appropriation bill, 2048.
--impounding in Treasury, 2442.
---post exchanges, 2442.
---Reserve Officers' Training Corps, 2315, 2316.
--tanks, 2231.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Ways and Means:
Liquor dealers: stamp tax on retail (H.Rept. 2038), 4209.
Mixed Claims Commission (H.Rept. 1936), 2790.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
McCORMICK, ROBERT R., address entitled " Mussolini, Moscow,
or America" delivered by, 896.
McC(t)URY, JACKSON, pension (see bill H.R. 13799).
McCOY, LEO JAMES, relief (see bill S. 2582•).
McDANIEL, MARTHA E., pension (see billS. 5000).
McDANIEL, TRAVIS, relief (see blll S. 5296).
MAcDONALD, ARCHIBALD, relief (see bill S. 5426).
McDONALD, GEORGE W., relief (see bill H.R. 4368•).
McDONALD, RAY, relief (see bill H.R. 14074).
McDONOUGH, JOHN F., relief (see bill H.R. 13806).
McDOUGALL, JOSEPH MICHAEL,~ relief (see bill H.R. 11886•).
McDOWELL, H. B., paper on the subject of branch banking writ-
ten by, 1265.
McDOWELL, IDA A., increase pension (see bill S. 5176).
McDUFFIE, JOHN (a Representative from Alabama).
Attended, 5.
Appointed teller, 4620.
Bt1ls and jaint resolutions introduced by
Dauphin Island Bridge, Alabama: to extend time for con-
struction of (H.R. 14657), 3991.
Dauphin Island Railway & Harbor Co.: to amend act grant-
ing consent of Congress to construct bridge across water
between mainland and Dauphin Island by (::;ee bill H.R.
13792), 718.
Joint Committee on Veterans' Benefits: to continue (H.J.Res.
616) . 5415.
Veterans' relief laws: to extend time for report by committee
investigating operation of (H.J.Res. 527), 941.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Rules: to suspend, 5542.
Remarks by, on
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2122.
First deficiency appropriation b111, 1951.
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 13.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Federal Trade Com-
mission, 3191, 3192.
Joint Committee on Veterans' Benefits, 5542, 5543, 5544,
5545.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill~on-
ference report, 4598, 4619.
Veterans' legislation report, 941.
War Department appropriation bill-rivers and harbors,
2435.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
McELRATH, WILLIAM w., adjudicate claim of (see bill H.R.
9915•).
McELROY, GEORGE W., increase pension (see bill S. 5301).
McELROY, JESSIE BELL, pension (see bill H.R. 13823).
McFADDEN, LOUIS T. (a Representative from Pennsylvania).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 5377.
Internationalism from the Versailles Treaty to 1932: address
before Executives' Club of Chicago, lll., on subject of,
5643. . McGUGIN, HAROLD (a Representative from Kansas).
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Capwell, Martha J.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
.13689), 476.
Coinage: to provide for coinage of a ¥:!-cent piece, a 1%-
cent piece, a 1 'h -cent piece, a. 2-cent piece, and a 3-cent
piece (see bill H.R. 14386), 2452. . Cotton: Government purchase and sale of {S. 5122), 5265,
Federal Reserve Act: to repeal (see H.J.Res. 569), 2452.
131
McFADDEN, LOUIS T.-Continued
Federal Reserve banks: to authorize the Comptroller of the
Currency to examine and report on the condition of (see
bill H.R. 14479), 2790.
June, Charles E.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13762), 607.
Scott, Rachel A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13688),
476.
Securities: to authorize the Comptroller of Currency to ex-
amine the operations of certain dealers in (see bill H.R.
14478), 2790.
Virgin Islands: to extend provisions of Reconstruction
Finance Corporation Act and Emergency Relief and Con-
struction Act of 1932 to the (see bill H.R. 13657), 475.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Columbia Broadcasting System: to investigate (H.Res. 390),
4554.
Hoover, Herbert: to investigate the omcial conduct of (see
H.Res. 318), 399.
Impeachment of President Hoover, 1965, 1968.
Lindsay, Sir Ronald: protesting against activities of {H.Res.
399), 5027, 5062.
National Broadcasting Co.: to investigate (H.R.es. 390), 4554.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3344, 3736, 4298.
Societies and associations, 285, 2791, 4556, 5416.
State legislatures, 2944, 4866.
Remarks by, on
Banks' frozen assets, 1758.
Common carriers by water, 5162.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 3865.
District of Columbia-banking business, 5576.
Farm Loan Act: amendment of, 5178, 5180.
---conference report, 5580.
Federal Reserve System: Improvement of fac111ties of, 2897.
First deficiency appropriation bill, 1951, 1952.
Impeachment of President Hoover, 399, 1968.
Lindsay, Sir Ronald: protest against activities of, 5028.
National banking associations: powers of Comptroller of the
Currency respecting, 5023.
Question of constitutional privilege, 1953, 1965, 2041.
Question of personal privilege, 2294, 2295, 2298, 3015, 301 7.,
3092.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation activities, 1362.
Second deficiency bill--conference report, 5606.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
MAcFERRAN, WILLIAM, JR., letter relative to branch banking
written by, 2146.
McGARVEY, CHARLES AUGUSTUS, relief (see bill H.R. 14507).
McGARY, CLAUDE RAY, letter appealing for veterans' relief writ-
ten by, 1329.
McGILL, GEORGE (a SeTtator from Kansas).
Attended, 3.
Credentials presented, 299.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Copeland, Lucy: to pension (see bill S. 5257), 820.
Dalrymple, Adelaide K.: to increase pension (see bill -S.
5524) , 2563.
Farley, Ida M.: for relief (see bill S. 5090), 161.
Hill, Walter Perry: to pension (see bill S. 5448), 2029.
Johnson, Fred B.: to pension (see bill S. 5212), 609.
Lardie, Wilbur T.: to pension (see bill S. 5522), 2563.
Lewis, Merle (Mearl) Arthur: for relief (see billS. 5091), 161.
McMains, Bryan W.: to pension· (see blll S. 5383), 1551.
Oil and gas: for protection from injury of sources, and for
the conservation of (see bill S. 5258), 820.
Pollock, Frank Albert: to pension (see billS. 5092), 161.
Straw, Jessie A.: to pension (see bill S. 5523), 2563.
Vawter, Robert W.: to pension (see blll S. 5179), 367.
Waller, Lola E.: to pension (see bill S. 5138), 303.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
State legislatures, 3659.
Remarks by, on
Nichols, Raymond Ambrose, 3677.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Naval Affairs:
Davidson, John E. (S.Rept. 1188), 3744.
Nichols, Raymond Ambrose (S.Rept. 1069), 2029.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
McGINNES, MALINDA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13674).
McGIRR, EUGENE AND ROSE, relief (see bill H.R. 13964).
McGLINCEY, HUGH, relief of estate (see bill H.R. 13507).
McGOWAN, ROSA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14403).
McGRAIN, MARY F., relief (see S.Res. 296•).
Attended, 5.
Tariff increase to offset depreciated foreign currency: state-
ment before Ways and Means Committee in opposition to,
2935.
Amendments offered by, to
5268.
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McGUGIN, HAROLD-Continued
Amendments offered by, to
Farm-allotment blll (H.R. 13991)-export debentures, 1692.
--hogs, 1593, 1598, 1600, 1602, 1614, 1662, 1686, 1933.
---wheat, 1612.
War Department appropriation bill-post exchanges, 2441.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Scovell, Sarah E.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13549),
298.
Motions and resolutions offered by
First deficiency appropriation bill: to strike out the enacting
clause, 1310.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 1073.
Balancing the Budget, 1310.
Border-line cases on disability allowance roll, 531.
Branch banking, 2227, 2331.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 3813, 3884, 3885,
3886, 4600.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5265, 5268.
Currency inflation, 4080, 4091.
Debts, public and private, 4078.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill, 2760, 2761.
District of Columbia appropriation bill, 3897.
Farm-allotment plan, 1339, 1537, 1543, 1584, 1587, 1590,
1593, 1594, 1598, 1601, 1607, 1610, 1612, 1614, 1659, 1662,
1665, 166~ 1669, 1685, 168~ 1693.
First deficiency appropriation blll: Navy medical officers•
pay, 1320.
Interest rates on short-term securities, 1248, 1249.
Legislative appropriation bill, 3393, 3394, 3416.
---salary reduction, 3390.
Party policies, 3205.
Reduction of gold dollar, 1980.
Roosevelt program, 1066.
Shorter workday or workweek, 1252.
Sproul, William H.: death of, 1051.
Tariffs and forehm-currency depreciation, 2616, 3121.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-<:on-
ference report, 4612.
---salary cuts, 522.
War Department appropriation b111, 2173.
---conference report, 5383, 5384.
---post exchanges, 2441.
---rivers and harbors, 2433, 2436.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
McGUIRE, ALVA D., JR., relief (see blll S. 3972•).
McGUIRE, 0. R., article entitled "Extend the Terms of the Presi-
dent and Members of the House" written by, 162.
McGUIRE, SARAH, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13089).
McGURL. JOHN B., letter relative to branch banking written by,
1265.
McHAM, BERYL M., relief (see bill H.R. 10070•).
MACHINE GUNS, prohibit the transportation in the mails or in
interstate commerce of (see bill S. 5702).
MACIDNERY, article from the Altoona (Pa.) Tribune entitled "A
5-Year Moratorium for the Machines", 3248.
Excerpt from report of the Commissioner of Labor relating
to machinery and overproduction, 2995.
Statistics relative to displacement of muscular labor by
machinery, 2995.
MAciNNES, GRANT, relief (see bill S. 3493•).
MciNTIRE, MARY L .. relief (see bill H.R. 2217•). ·
MciNTYRE, LAURA E., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13182).
MACK COPPER CO., adjudicate claim of (see S.J.Res. 194•).
McKEE, ARCHIE J., relief (see bill H.R. 13590).
McKEE, HOWARD, relief (see b1ll H.R. 6275•).
McKELLAR, KENNETH (a Senator from Tennessee).
Attended, 3.
Appointed conferee, 1646, 3584, 3770, 3776, 4455, 4587, 5012,
5348, 5466.
Appointed on Joint Select Committee on the Disposition of
Useless Papers in the Executive Departments, 819.
Articles on the proposed cancelation of European war debts
written by, 369.
Debts, public and private: article from New York Times by
Charles Merz on, 2861.
Muscle Shoals: editorial by Josephus Daniels relating to,
3861.
---newspaper article on development of, 3182.
- -·-radio address on, 3181.
Amendments offered by, to
Agricultural appropriation bill (H.R. 13872)--distributf.on of
Government-owned cotton, 3691.
Cotton:· Government purchase and sale of (S. 5122), 4383,
4392.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton (bill H.R. 13607) ,
954, 964.
First deficiency appropriati-on bill-tax refunds, 1472, 1565,
1568, 1644.
Sliney, Albert Lawrence (S. 2583), 3682.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-Air
Mail Service, 1719, 2864, 2869, 2893, 3062.
McKELLAR, KENNETH--Continued ·
Amendments offered by, to
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-build-
ings, 2645.
---ocean mail service, 1718, 1932, 3289.
- - t a x refunds, 2645, 3376, 3457.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Air Mail Act: to repeal act of April 29, 1930, amending the
(see bill S. 5120), 161.
Beaver, George B.: for relief (see bill S. 5164), 304.
Bureau of Efficiency: to abolish (see bill S. 5043), 63.
Caldwell, David G.: for relief (see bill S. 5118), 161.
Classification Act of 1923: to repeal (see bill S. 5042), 63.
Council of National Defense: to abolish (see bill S. 5041), 63.
Drennon, Jane: to pension (see bill S. 4998), 62.
Hamby, Lyda: to pension (see bill S. 4999), 62.
Lanier, Fred P.: to pension (see bill S. 5272), 887.
McDaniel, Martha E.: to pension (see bill S. 5000), 62.
Martin, Ben Harrison: to pension (seo b1ll S. 5210), 541.
Matthews, Herbert E.: for relief (see bill S. 5229), 675.
Miller, White B.: for relief of estate (see billS. 5163), 304.
National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics: to abolish
(see bill S. 5044), 63.
Ocean-mail subsidies: to repeal all laws authorizing the
granting of (see bill S. 5119), 161.
Passports: to amend act to regulate the issue and validity of
(see bill S. 5197), 482.
Redman, W. C.: for relief (see bill S. 4996), 62.
2-cent postage: to restore on first-class mail matter (see
bill s. 5047). 63.
United States Shipping Doard and United States Shipping
Board Merchant Fleet Corporation: to abolish (see bill S.
5046). 63.
War Finance Corporation: to provide for the immediate
liquidation of azsets and winding up of atfairs of (see bill
s. 5045)' 63.
Whitson, Eliza Jane: to increase pension (see bill S. 4997),
62.
Motions and resolutions offered by
"Bonus marchers": for investigation relative to the de-
portation of so-called (see S.Res. 301), 367.
Civil Service: directing Civil Service Commission to furnish
certain information regarding positions not under (see
S.Res. 303). 367.
Delinquent debtor nations: notification of the serious con-
sequences of their failure to pay their obligations to
United States to France and other {see S.Con.Res. 37),
1294.
Rules: to suspend, 2664, 3377.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill-distribution of Government-
owned cotton, 3691.
---Federal-aid highways, 3693, 3694.
·--migratory-bird refuges, 3706.
aircraft carrier, 3752.
Anderson, Frank, 3683.
Angle, Agnes M., 3684.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 5112.
Barry, David S., 3270.
Blanketing employees into Civil Service, 95.
Bonus-march ouster, 367, 422.
Booth-Fisheries Co., 3680.
Claims for refund of taxes: report from Committee on the
Judiciary on, 2457.
Clearinghouse certificates-whether subject to tax, 5433.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2584, 2588, 2592.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 4383, 4385, 4386,
4389, 4391, 4392, 4393, 4394, 5313, 5314.
Cotton classification, 5509.
Crop surpluses and their control, 107, 733.
Currency inflation, 4579, 4697.
Customhouse, St. Louis, Mo., 5010.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor ap-
propriation b111, 4232, 4233.
---Children's Bureau, 4248.
---fisheries, 4247.
---prohibition enforcement, 4241.
Detroit, Mich., post-office employees, 176.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 952, 954, 963, 964,
2859, 3845, 3846.
---conference report, 2893, 2945, 2947, 2949.
District of Columbia-banking business, 5507, 5509.
---property clerk, 4968.
---sale of property no longer needed for public pur-
poses, 4975.
District of Columbia appropriation bill-taxicabs, 5344, 5345,
5346.
Dohs, Francis, 3671.
Dongji Investment Co., 4981.
Federal Reserve Bank, Richmond, Va., 3684.
Fingar, Essie, 3673.
First deficiency appropriation bill, 1471.
---Government purchase of American goods, 1646.
---plant quarantine, 1645.
---tax refunds, 1472, 1473, 1474, 1475, 1552, 1553, 1554,
1555, 1556, 1557, 1559, 1561, 1562, 1563, 1564, 1565,
1568, 1636, 1637, 1638, 1639, 1640, 1641, 1643, 1944,
2675.
 ll;{DEX
McKELLA.R, KENNETH-Continued
Remarks by, on
Foreign debts, 1290, 1292.
Fort D. A. Russell, 1106, 1107.
Fremont National Forest, Oreg., 4983.
George Washington-Wakefield Memorial Bridge, 3594.
Glass-Steagall banking bill, 1417, 1418, 2001.
Go1I, Guy D.: death of, 1477.
Gollan, Ada B. (Gould), 5510.
Government economy, 2580, 2594, 2654, 3780.
Government Printing Office---compensation for earned leave,
3685.
Great Falls Meat Co., 3675.
. Harvey Canal Ship Yard and Machine Shop, 3675.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Bureau of Efficiency,
4802, 4804.
---conference report, 5241.
Indians: allotments of deceased, 4971, 5508.
Interior Department appropriation b111, 3624.
---forestry work, 3632.
---transfer of appropriations, 3623. . Remarks by, on
International Mercantile Marine Co. mail contract, 5116,
5232, 5233, 5234, 5235, 5243, 5244.
International Monetary and Economic Conference, 3683.
Kline, Arnold R., 3673.
Laval-Hoover debt conference, 1294, 1424.
Military cemeteries: abandonment of, 3671.
Mortgage foreclosures: postponement of, 5091.
National military parks, 3671.
:Naval ammunition depot, Lake Denmark, N.J., 5510.
Obion County, Tenn., resolutions, · 1159.
Order of business, 2867, 2868, 3686.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co., 3751.
Philippine independence, 187, 188, 189, 190, 192, 193, 195,
196, 377, 382, 383, 1863.
Pine Ridge Indians, 3674.
Positions not under Civil Service, 1183.
Railroads: loans to, 2660.
Re\~..:mue stamps: sale of, 4988.
San Diego, Calif.: exchange of lands with United States,
3752.
Sliney, Albert Lawrence, 3682.
Street-railway merger, 688, 689, 690.
Tari1I barriers to foreign trade, 1290.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 2577,
2595, 2655, 2755, 2880, 2954, 3424, 3533, 3535, 3537.
- - - a i r mail service, 2869, 2870, 2871, 2872, 2875, 2879,
3057, 3062, 3063, 3065, 3069, 3070, 3072, 3074.
---conference report, 4890, 4891, 4892, 4893, 5469.
---executive economy, 3164, 3478.
--furlough, 3431, 3432.
- - m a i l subsidies, 2593, 2595, 2597, 2671, 2672, 2875,
2745, 2746, 2747, 2748.
---married women: employment of, 3536.
---merchant marine, 2749.
---ocean mail service, 3290, 3291, 3301, 3302, 3359, 3360,
3361, 3365.
---officers on foreign service, 3467.
·- --personnel classification, 3435.
---salary reductions, 3470, 3471, 3531, 3533.
- - - Seatrain Co. mail contract, 2802, 2803, 2804, 2805.
- - t a x refunds, 3377, 3457, 3458. · Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Tryon, Addie I. and Lorin H., 3684.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4411, 4412, 4480.
Vauthier, Louis, 3671.
Virgin Islands: shipping service to, 3594.
War Department appropriation bill, 3780.
Waterway improvements: local cooperation in, 3763.
Watkins, Wayne Bert, 3678.
Withycombe Post, No. 11, American Legion, Corvallis, Oreg.,
5510.
Wright, Benjamin, 5507.
Reparts made by, from
Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads:
Mail subsidies: to investigate (S.Rept. 1229), 4179.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
McKENNA, REGINALD (president Midland Bank, London, Eng-
land), speech entitled "Gold and Sterling-The Possi-
bilities of Reflation" delivered by, 4585.
McKENNA HOSPITAL. See Sioux FALLS, S.DAK.
McKEOWN, TOM D. (a Representative from Oklahoma).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
Beer bill (H.R. 13742), 859.
Interior Department appropriation bill-per capita pay-
ment to certai.n Sac and Fox Indians, 656, 927.
Bills and faint resolutions introduced by
American exporters: to make loans to foreign organizations
engaged in insuring accounts of (see H.J .Res. 609), 4865.
Baker, Bettie: to pension (see bill H.R. 13423), 153.
Baker, George W.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14291), 1986.
Bankruptcy: to amend act to establish uniform system of
(see bills H.R. 13955, 14133), 1099, 1547.
Boatright, George F.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13803), 719.
Clark, John E. T.: for relief (see blll H.R. 13985), 1145.
Deeter, Albert M.: to pension (see blll H.R. 13422), 153.
133
McKEOWN, TOM D.-Continued
Bills and jai.nt resolutions introduced by
Farm and farm-home loans: to provide financial facilities
for making (see bill H.R. 13041), 41.
Huffman, Winnie : to pension (see bill H.R. 14053) , 1326.
Merritt, Manuel: for relief (see bill H.R. 13227), 45.
Revenue: to provide additional (see bill H.R. 13993), 1257.
Sac and Fox business committee: to authorize Secretary
of Interior to pay $500 for expenses of (see bill H.R.
13038). 41.
Sac and Fox Indians of Oklahoma: to authorize Secretary
of Interior to make per capita payment to certain (see
bill H.R. 13036), 41.
Stump, Harvey: for relief (see bill H.R. 13986), 1145.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Bail-bond forfeitures in Federal courts: authorizing Com-
mittee on the Judiciary to investigate (see H.Res. 400),
5062.
Louderback, Harold: with respect to charges against (see
H.Res. 387), 4376.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2908, 2~31, 5350, 5357.
Beer bill, 859.
Claims for deaths of Mexican nationals, - 714, 718.
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 16.
Farm-allotment plan, 1536., 1537.
Farm-mortgage problem, 222, 223, 224.
Fort D. A. Russell: abandonment of, 3121.
Interior Department appropriation bill-Indian affairs, 656,
928.
Louderback, Harold, 4913, 4914, 4919, 4923.
McHam, Beryl M., 4280.
Otoe and Missouria Indian Tribes, 1880.
Reed, Sard S., 3636.
Seminole Indians, 1878.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill~onfer­
ence report, 4605.
Tribute to retiring Members, 5563.
Waiver of prosecution by indictment, 698.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Judiciary:
Louderback, Harold (H.Rept. 2065), 4375.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
McKIBING, relief (see bill S. 5096).
McKINNEY, ARTLEY, pension (see bill H.R. 13500).
McLAUGID...IN, A., letter relative to the propos!=!d treaty concern-
ing the construction of the St. Lawrence Waterway re-
ceived from, 306.
Letter relative to freight rates written by, 1261.
McLAUGID...IN, JAMES C. (late a Representative from Michigan),
memori~l address to, 4365, 4366.
Memorial services to, 4344.
Resolutions on death of (see S.Res. 291*; H.Res. 302*).
McLEAN, RACHEL, pension (see bill H.R. 14193).
McLEOD, CLARENCE J. (a Representative from Michigan).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
District of Columbia appropriation blll (H.R. 14643)_:__public
schools, 4432.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of-to amend act establish-
ing (see bill H.R. 14789), 5290.
Corporate securities: to provide a tax on the sale on margin
of (see bill H.R. 14420), 2555.
District of Columbia: Board of Indeterminate Sentence and
Parole, to amend act establishing (see bills H.R.
13485, 14770). 284, 4957.
---food for school children of (H.R. 14670), 4106. '
Garbage disposal, sewerage, etc.: authorizing loans by Re~
construction Finance Corporation to finance projects for
(see b1ll H.R. 14660), 3991.
Government insurance policies: to restore the rights of cer-
tain World War veterans to renew their 5-year level pre-
mium term (see bill H.R. 13600), 414.
Grinsted, Grace E.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13633),
415.
Home and !arm foreclosures: to amend Reconstruction Fi-
nance Corporation Act, as amended, by adding new section
providing direct loans to banks, trust and insurance com-
panies, and building and loan associations to prevent (see
bill H.R. 13878), 943.
Home and farm sales moratorium: requesting the President
to call a governors and mayors conference to discuss ways
and means of declaring (see H.J.Res. 524), 944.
Manufacturers' sales excise tax: to amend Revenue Act of
1932 by repeal of manufacturers' excise tax and substitut-
in lieu a general (see bill H.R. 13486), 284.
Reconstruction Finance. Corporation loans: to prevent undue
publicity of (see bill H.R. 14695), 4297.
Rivard, Louis J.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13634), 415.
Streets and highways: to authorize the Reconstruction Fi-
nance Corporation to make loans to States, municipalities,
and political subdivisions of States for construction, im-
provement, and maintenance of public (see bill H.R.
14250). 1833.
134 INDEX
McLEOD, CLARENCE J.-Continued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Tax-exempt bonds: authorizing issuance on retirement of
the 4¥2-percent Liberty bonds October 15, 1933, of low-
interest rate (see bill H.R. 13874), 943.
2-cent postage rate: to restore on first-class mail (see b111
H.R. 13561), 363.
Wydick, Edmund, and Peter Skladzien: for relief (see b111
H.R. 13834), 817.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Prisoners in Federal penal institutions: to request the Presi-
dent to pardon certain (H.Res. 407), 5425.
Remarks by, on
District of Columbia appropriation bill-public schools, 4433.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4517.
McLaughlin, James C.: memorial address to, 4366.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the District of Columbia:
Food for school children (H.Rept. 2172), 5289.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
McMAHAN, WILLIAM A., relief (see bill H.R. 13281).
McMAINS, BRYAN W., pension (see b111 S. 5383).
McMASTERS, WILLIAM H., poem on Calvin Coolidge, written by,
3418.
McMILLAN, THOMAS S. (a Representative from South Carolina).
Attended, 5.
Chairman Committee of the Whole, 337, 403, 449, 505.
Amendments offered by, to
War Department appropriation bill-Reserve Officers' Train-
ing Corps, 2315, 2316.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
District of Columbia: to establish commercial airport for
(H.R. 14568), 3343.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
State legislatures, 2128.
Remarks by, on
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-<:on-
ference report, 5372.
War Department appropriation bill-Reserve Officers' Train-
·ing Corps, 2315.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
McMILLIN, BENTON (late a .Representative from Tennessee).
Eulogy in House on, 3127.
McMURDO, A. KEITH, relief (see blll S. 5454).
McMURRAY, WILLIAM, relief (see bill H.R. 13890).
McNAMARA, ANNA, pension (see blll H.R. 14468).
McNARY, CHARLES L. (a Senator from Oregon).
Attended, 3.
Appointed conferee, 1336, 2135, 3776.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1358, 1436, 5416.
Hawes, Harry B.: tribute to, 3238.
Prohibition: address by Louis Lachmund relative to, 4341.
Amendments offered by, to
Columbia River Bridge, The Dalles, Oreg. (S. 5502), 3752.
Nonintoxicating liquor: taxation of (H.R. 13742). 4300.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Agricultural commodities: to make the tariff effective on
domestically consumed (see bill S. 5358), 1401.
Agricultural Marketing Act, 1929: to amend (see bill S.
5027). 63.
Alstott, Mabel: to pension (see bill S. 5324), 1266.
Colonial Realty Co.: providing for exchange of lands be-
tween the United States and (see bill S. 5382), 1551.
Columbia and Lower Willamette Rivers: authorizing further
modification of the adopted project for (see S.J .Res. 214),
367.
Columbia River: authorizing Secretary of War to extend
services and operations of Inland Waterways Cor-
poration to (see blll S. 5093), 161.
- - - to extend times for commencing and comp1eting con-
struction of bridge across (see bill S. 5357), 1401.
- - - t o extend time for construction of a bridge across
(see bill S. 5502), 2343.
Derrick, Edwin C.: to pension (see bill S. 5308), 1162.
Foster, Grace V.: to pension (see bill S. 5095) , 161.
Grizzel, Calvin: for relief (see billS. 5094), 161.
Maltes, J. S.: for relief (see billS. 5381), 1551.
Rinehart, Thomas A.: to pension (see bill S. 5482), 2198.
Sand Island: to effectuate a compromise and settlement of
rental leases on (see S.J.Res. 230), 1718.
Whaling industry: to extend benefits to (S.J.Res. 254), 3997.
Withycombe Post, No. 11, American Legion, Corvallis, Oreg.:
for relief (see bill S. 5694), 5069.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Adjourn: to, 110, 1197, 1430, 3633, 4344, 4505, 4587, 5136.
Adjourn over: to, 985, 1116.
Agricultural appropriation bill: to agree to conference, 3776.
- - - t o consider, 3632. · McPHERSON, ROBERT J., increase pension (see b111 S. 5114).
---conference report: to concur in House amendment,
5229.
Butler, Robert R.: on death of (see S.Res. 320), 1429.
Colonial Realty Co.: to concur, 5451.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of-to concur in
House amendment, 5308.
Executive session: for, 393, 423.
McNARY, CHARLES L.-Continued
Motions and resolutions offered by
Farm Board: to continue investigation of (see S.Res. 364),
4460.
Hour of meeting: fixing 12 o'clock meridian as (see S.Res.
. 286), 5.
Recess: for, 335, 448, 503, 565, 638, 692, 744, 1295, 1477,
1581, 1801, 1945, 2030, 2294, 2414, 2676, 3595, 3962, 4061,
4179, 4422, 4713, 5019, 5244, 5527, 5655.
Reconsider: to, 3436.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3240.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 3686, 3687, 3706.
---canned goods, 3691.
---conference report, 4890.
--Federal-aid highways, 3687, 3691, 3692, 3694.
---migratory bird refuges, 3706.
Air transport service, 5136, 5307.
Aviation holding companies, 1169.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 4505, 5104.
Bonus march ouster, 367.
Calvin Coolidge: memorial services to, 3352.
Collins, Harvey, 4981.
Colonial Realty Co., 3760.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5308.
Crop production and harvesting loan-<:onference report,
2507.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 1336, 2860, 3846.
- - - conference report, 2950.
District of Columbia-dairy products. 1180.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4178, 4179.
Farm Board: continuance of investigation of, 5441.
Farm Board and other organizations: employees and salaries
of, 3933.
First deficiency appropriation bill, 1560.
Fremont National Forest, Oreg., 4983.
Glass-Steagall banking bill, 480.
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang Von: acceptant of bust of, 5449.
Grant, William E. B., 3776.
Independent offices appropriation bill, 4708.
Indian clabns: California, 3684.
Indian lands: taxation of, 3633.
---timber on, 5005.
Interior Department appropriation bill, 3633.
International Congress of Military Medicine and Pharmacy,
503.
International Mercantile Marine Co. mail contract, 5116,
5243, 5307.
Limitation of debate, 3860, 4334.
Medicinal liquor: prescribing of, 5230, 5504.
Mortgage foreclosures: postponement of, 5015, 5017, 5018,
5319.
Names of Presidential nominees, 1184.
Open-market trading in grain futures, 5244.
Order of business, 394, 637, 686, 691, 1176, 1835, 2026, 2294,
2399, 2508, 2509, 3352, 3424, 3665, 3685, 3736, 4055, 4061,
4178, 4381, 4418, 4421, 4959, 4967, 4990, 5002, 5190, 5487,
5505, 5507, 5514.
Philippine independence, 176, 434, 565, 1861, 1865.
President's message, 1943.
Proposed executive session, 424.
Roanoke Colony: celebration of founding of, 5068.
Street-railway merger, 744.
Tariff bargaining, 2676.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 2655,
3426, 3436.
---vocational education, 3464.
Troops at Camps Stephen D. Little and Harry J. Jones, 502.
University of Arizona: lands for use of, 3757.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Agriculture and Forestry:
Fremont National Forest (S.Rept. 1240), 4214.
Grazing fees within national forests (S.J.Res. 219), 4459.
Red Cross: exchange of cotton (S.J.Res. 228), 4652.
Taxation in relation to agriculture (bill S. 964), 4300.
Zappone, A. (S.Rept. 1301), 4962.
Committee on Appropriations:
Department of Agriculture appropriation bill (S.Rept. 1133),
2957.
Committee of conference:
Agricultural appropriation bill (H.R. 13872, H.Rept. 2033),
4889.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
McNEILL-ALLMAN CONSTRUCTION CO., INC., relief (see bill
H.R. 6435).
McNUTT, PAUL V. (Governor of Indiana), remarks in House
relative to, 3316.
McREE, I. T., rellef (see bill H.R. 14151*).
McREYNOLDS, S.D. (a Representative from Tennessee).
Attended, 5. ·
Appointed on funeral committee, 414.
Resolution for appointment as chairman of the House Com-
mittee on Foreign Affairs of (see H.Res. 298), 13.
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McREYNOLDS, S. D.-Continued .
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by · ·_
Arms and ammunition: to prohibit exportation under cer-
tain conditions (see H.J.Res. 680), 2943.
Farmer, John T.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13550), 298.
International Institute of Agriculture: to authorize annual
appropriation for participation of United States in (see
H.J.Res. 586), 3236.
International Monetary and Economic Conference: author-
izing appropriation for participation by United States in
(see H.J.Res. 536), 1258.
Levan, Elisha M.: for relief (see blll H.R. 13551), 298.
Li Po-tten: to authorize an appropriation to the Govern-
ment of China for the account of (see bill H.R. _14323),
2127.
Mexican Government: authorizing appropriation of funds
for payment under certain circumstances of claims of (see
bill H.R. 13534) , 298.
Snyder, Ben1ard Cyrus: for relief (see bill H.R. 13690, 14163},
476, 1548.
Remarks by, on
Calderon, Raimunda Valladares de, 707.
Claims for deaths of Mexican nationals, 714, 715.
Eslick, Edward E.: tribute to, 4354.
Indemnity to Nicaragua, 1882.
International Monetary and Economic Conference, 4533.
Lake of the Woods, 4.536.
Linthicum, J. Charles: tribute to, 4361. ·
. Norwegian steamer Tampen, 707, 708.
Payment of indemity to Chinese Government, 706.
Payment to Dominican Republic, 707.
Ross, Janet Hardcastle, 706.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Foreign A.ft'airs:
Arms and munitions: exportation of (H.Rept. 2040). 4209.
International Institute of Agriculture, Rome, Italy (H.Rept.
2051) • 4296.
International Monetary and Economic Conference (H.Rept.
1853)' 1616.
Mexican claims (H.Rept. 1793) , 534.
Pan American Medical Association (H.Rept. 1952), 3138.
Trammell, Elizabeth Millicent (H.Rept. 1806), 816.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
McRIGHT, RALPH B., appoint passed assistant paymaster in Navy
(see b1lls S. 5284; H.R. 13537).
McSHANE, BERNARD, relief (see bill H.R. 2814*).
McSWAIN, JOHN J. (a Representative from South Carolina).
Attended, 5.
"Roosevelt is Leading": poem by Charles M. Price entitled,
5588. .
Amendments offered by, to
Farm-allotment bill (H.R. 13991)-eontracts for future de-
livery, 1677.
--cotton, 1611.
---defining retail trade, 1672.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Army, Navy, Marine Corps, etc.: to amend section 2 of act
approved June 21, 1930, to give war-time rank to retired
officers and former officers of (see bill H.R. 13365), 151.
Camp Taylor, Ky.: to amend act of February 20, 1931, to
authorize Secretary of War to resell ·certain undisposed
portion of (see bill H.R. 13460), 230.
Confederate soldiers: for erection of a monument in Crown
Hill Cemetery to the memory of certain (see blll H .R.
13791) t 718.
Cross, Mrs. W. F.: to present thanks of Congress and a gold
medal of honor to (H.J.Res. 604). 4554.
Currency: to provide for issuance of United State~ bonds,
to expand the volume of Federal Reserve notes, to pro-
vide for the purchasing and coining of silver (see bill H.R.
14299)' 2064.
Enlisted men: to amend act authorizing collection in
monthly installments of indebtedness due the United
States by (see bill H.R. 14481), 2790.
Foreclosure proceedings: to empower judges to grant a
limited moratorium in (see bill H.R. 14264), 1907.
Hollis, Joseph E.: to appoint to grade of master sergeant in
Army and immediately retire (see bill H.R. 14214), 1712.
Jamison, Joe P.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13510). 285.
Military Academy: to credit certain services as cadets (see
bill H.R. 14431), 2640.
Military parks: to provide for the protection of national
(see bill H.R. 13849), 869.
Mobile National Cemetery, Ala.: to authorize acquisition of
certain land for use as an addition to (see bill H.R.
14244) 1833.
t Reports made by, from
Pensacola Military Reservation, Fla.: to authorize the Secre-
tary of War to dispose of the remaining portion of (see
blll H.R. 14280), 1986.
Plattsburg Barracks Military Reservation: to authorize ad-
justment of part of western boundary line of (see bill
H.R. 13880) , 944.
Richardson, J. FUrman: for relief (see bill H.R. 13511), 285.
Stepp, Troy J.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13424), 153.
Thurmond, Willie C. : to pension (see bill H .R. 14383) , 2336.
War Department medals and badges: to amend act to
prohibit unauthorized wearing, manufacture, or sale of
(see bill H.R. 13357), 151.
135
McSWAIN, JOHN J.-Contlnued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
War Department real estate: to authorize Secretary of War
· to sell or dispose of certain surplus (see bill H.R. 14246),
1833.
Wilcox, William Marion: for relief (see bill H.R. 13804), 719.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Huff, Price: to disagree to Senate amendments and ask for
conference, 5286.
Remarks by, on
Appropriation bills: change in committee procedure on,
4816.
Beer bill, 566, 801, 866.
Camp Bullis, Tex., 4538.
Confederate States, 2048. .
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5266.
Currency inflation, 4084.
District of Columbia appropriation bill-tax rates, 4191.
Edgerly, George W., 3723.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 28, 4522.
Farm-allotment plan, 1589, 1596; 1598, 1611, 1670, 1672, 1675,
1677.
Federal Reserve notes based on 10-year bonds, 1775.
Gianaros, James J., 3723.
Grand Army of the Republic, 4281.
Idaho, State of: relief of, 5055.
Independent offices appropriation bill, 3042.
Killion, Clarence R., 4180 .
Los Angeles County, Calif., 2756, 5406.
Louderback, Harold, 4919.
McDonald, George W., 4180.
National Guard of South Dakota, 5175, 5176.
National military parks, etc.: protection of, 5168.
Naval ammunition depot, Lake Denmark, N.J., 3642.
Navy Department appropriation bill-officers' pay, 4818.
Navy surplus clothing, 924.
South Carolina: to print in Record a resolution of the
Legislature of, 2031.
Stafford, William H .: tribute to, 4816.
War Department appropriation bill-eonference report, 5379,
5380, 5384, 5385.
---National Guard-disability benefits to officers of,
2049.
---officers' retired pay, 2047.
Whitfield, Frank D., 3801.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Military Affairs:
National military parks and other memorials (H .Rept. 2091),
4767.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
MACUMBER, LUELLA E., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13147) .
McWILLIAMS, LAURA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13796).
Mcwn..LIAMS, MARGARET, increase pension (see billS. 5115).
MADDUX, HANNAH H., increase pension (see b111 H.R. 13064).
MADRIGAL & CO., MANILA, P.I., relief (see bill S. 256*).
MAGGIO, DOMINICK EDWARD, relief (see billS. 4085*).
MAGRADY, FREDERICK W. (a Representative from Pennsyl-
vania).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bucher, Emma: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13425),
156.
Fields, Mary A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13426),
153. .
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1327.
Vot~s of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
MAHONEY, FLORENCE, relief (see bill H.R. 3036*).
"MAIL AND MERCHANT MARINE", editorial appearing in the
Washington Evening Star entitled, 609.
MAIL CONTRACTS. See POSTAL SERVICE.
MAINE, memorial of Legislature urging passage of blll (H.R.
13999) to prevent loss of revenue and to provide employ-
ment for American labor, 4110.
MAJOR, J. EARL (a Representative from Illinois).
Attended, ·5. ·
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Harris, William H.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14615), 3654.
Johnson, Ella Mae: to pension (see bill H.R. 13338), 76.
Shipley, Carrie Isabel: to pension (see bill H.R. 13340), 76.
Shipley, Izuma: to pension (see bill H.R. 13339), 76.
Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads:
Irwin, Ralph C. (H.Rept. 1921), 2640.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
MALlER, ALVENA C., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13254).
MALONEY, PAUL H. (a Representative from Louisiana).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Gretna, La.: to erect public building at (see bill H.R. 14220).
1778.
Mississippi River bridge, New Orleans, La. (see bill H.R.
14601)' 3653.
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MALONEY, PAUL H.-Continued
Reports made by, from
Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce:
Little River bridge, Morris Ferry, Ark. (H.Rept. 2014), 3991.
Mississippi River bridge, Baton Rouge, La. (H.Repts. 2013,
2019), 3991, 4105.
Mississippi River bridge, New Orleans, La. (H.Rept. 2026)
4105.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
MAMMOTH CAVE NATIONAL PARK, KY., amend act establishing
(see bills S. 5671; H.R. 14797).
" MANAGING A MERGER ", article by Robert M. Buck entitled,
738.
MANAGUA. See NICARAGUA.
MANDAN, N.DAK., amendment in Senate providing for extension
of Air Mail Service from Helena, Mont., to, 820.
MANGAN, ELIZABETH, increase pension (see bUI H.R. 14384).
MANGANESE ORE, letter from George H. Crosby relative to do-
mestic production of, 542.
MANGUM, OKLA., construction of a Federal building at (see
bill H.R. 14489*).
MANITOWOC HARBOR, WIS., report of Secretary of War on sur-
vey of (H.Doc. 481), 40.
MANLEY, CALVIN C., pension (see billS. 5181).
MANLEY, EOLA E., increase pension (see bill S. 5080).
MANLOVE, JOE J. (a Representative from Missouri).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Babb, Sall1e: to pension (see bill H.R. 14424), 2555.
Dorsey, Helen: to increase pension (see b111 H.R. 13696), 476.
Goodding, Melvin E.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13984), 1145.
Hindman, Anna: to pension (see bill H.R. 13735), 535.
Hitchcock, Sarah: to increase pension (see b111 H.R. 13691),
476.
Keith, Eliza J.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13695), 476.
Lewis, Twible P.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13942), 1055.
Murray, Mary E. R. J.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13697), 476.
Parmele, MariaM.: to increase pension (see b111 H.R. 13692),
476.
Spencer, E. Jane: to pension (see b111 H.R. 13694), 476.
Whittington. Eva: to pension (see bill H.R. 13693), 476.
Witt, Lou C.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13781), 666.
Remarks by, on - McLaughlin, James C.: memorial address to, 4365.
Agricultural appropriation bill-public roads, 1129, 1130.
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 11.
Farm allotment plan, 1531, 1535, 1537, 1543, 1586, 1600.
Joint-stock land-bank foreclosures, 357, 358.
Legalized liquor and smuggling, 360.
Liberal appointment policy, 356.
Overthrow of government, 4265.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill--con-
ference report, 4615.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
MANNING, NELLIE C., pension (see bill S. 5106).
MANSFIELD, JOSEPH J. (a Representative: from Texas).
Attended, 5.
waterways--address before National Rivers and Harbors
Congress, 2032.
Amendments offered by, to
War Department appropriation bill-rivers and harbors,
2060, 2213.
Waterway improvements (S.J.Res. 235), 5285.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Passports: amending law relating to collecting of fees for
(see bill H.R. 13718), 534.
Waterways improvements: amending provisions in river and
harbor laws relating to local cooperatipn in prosecution
of (see H.J.Res. 553), 1712.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Columbia River: to print as House document letter from
Secretary of War, transmitting report of Chief of Engi-
neers for development of (see H.Res. 308), 41.
Neuse River, N.C.: to print as House document letter from
Secretary of War, transmitting a report of Chief of Engi-
neers for development of (see H.Res. 306), 41.
Nonmilitary activities of the Army engineers: disapproving
part of Executive order, dated December 9, 1932, relative
to (see H.Res. 321), 476.
White River, Mo. and Ark.: to print as House document let-
ter from Secretary of War, transmitting report of Chief
of Engineers for development of (see H.Res. 307), 41.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 3920.
Remarks by, on
Circulation statements of newspapers, 700.
Cottonseed oil: uses for, 4724.
war Department appropriation bill--Corps of Engineers:
pay of, 2060, 2213.
- - - officers' retired pay, 2056.
-rivers and harbors, 2060.
MANSFIELD, JOSEPH J.-Continued
Reports made by, from
Committee on Rivers and Harbors:
Local cooperation in waterway improvements (H.Rept. 1863),
1778.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
MANTZ, WILLIAM HENRY, relief (see bill H.R. 14733).
MANUFACTURERS' EXCISE TAX, repeal (see bill H.R. 13486).
"MANUFACTURING MARKET STATISTICS", remarks in House
relative to the Government publication entitled, 3871.
MAPES, CARL E. (a Representative from Michigan) .
Attended, 5.
Appointed on committee to arrange for memorial services to
Calvin Coolidge, 1873.
Amendments offered by, to
Beer bill (H.R. 13742), 846.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Daylight: to repeal act of 1918, to save (see bill H.R. 14130),
1547.
Furmankiewicz, Joseph: to pension (see bill H.R. 14406),
2452.
Gedris, Marianna: to increase pension (see blll H.R. 13228),
45.
Thayer, Susan E.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13229), 45.
Motions and resolutions offered by
McLaughlin, James C.: on death of (see H.Res. 302), 36.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 2724.
Societies and associations, 2791.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill-public roads, 1126, 1127,
1129.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2908, 2910, 2916.
Beer bill, 846, 848, 861, 862.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2115, 2118, 2119.
Correction of the Journal, 987.
Correction of Record-vacating proceedings in Journal, 980.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priations bill--conference report, 5032.
---prisons, 2698, 2702.
District of Columbia appropriation bill, 4184.
---conference report, 5617.
- - t a x rates, 3895, 3896, 4184, 4187, 4189.
Eighteenth-amendment repeal, 7, 11.
Farm-allotment plan, 1349.
General Land Office transfer, 1034, 1037, 1038.
Joint-stock land banks, 356, 357, 358.
Michigan delegation in House: tribute to retiring Mem-
bers of, 5287.
Permission to address House, 5247.
Philippine independence, 1095.
President's message, 1972.
President's veto message-first deficiency bill, 2448.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation activities, 1362.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill--con-
ference report, 4596.
---executive departments: reorganization of, 3797.
---waiving points of order, 395, 396.
Tribute to retiring Members, 5562.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
MAPES, THERESA ELIZABETH, pension (see bill S. 5025).
MAPLE SUGAR AND THE TARIFF, remarks in House relative to,
4954.
MARBLE, amendment in Senate to provide for the use of marble in
the erection of public buildings, 2563.
Joint resolutions to provide for the use of marble in the
erection of certain memorials and public buildings (see
S.J.Res. 226*, 227).
MARBURG, THEODORE, comments on the subject of technocracy
made by, 1858. ·
MARCH OF THE WORKERS, address over the radio delivered by
Rev. Charles E. Coughlin entitled, 3158.
MARIETTA (U.S. gunboat). deliver to the Campus Martius Me-
morial Museum, Marietta, Ohio, the silver service pre-
sented to (see bill H.R. 1225*).
MARIHUANA. See NARCOTIC DRUGS.
MARINE BAND, authorizing attendance at convention of disabled
American veterans of the World War, at Cincinnati, Ohio
(see bill H.R. 13484).
Remarks in House relative to, 5421.
MARINE CORPS, address over the radio delivered by Representa-
tive Maas relative to, 1770.
Amendment and remarks in Senate relative to the pro~
posed reduction of pay of enlisted men of, 3425, 3426,
3468.
Bill limiting details of officers to flying duty (see bill H.R.
13564).
Bill to authorize the withholding of pay of officers, war~
rant officers, and nurses to cover indebtedness to the
United States (see bill S. 4810*).
Bill for rel!ef of retired officers and enlisted men injured
ln airplane accidents (see bill H.R. 13850).
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MARINE CORPS-Continued
Bill to amend act granting war-time rank to retired offi-
cers and former officers of (see bill H.R. 13365).
Bill to reduce the retired pay of officers of (see bill H.R.
14567).
Remarks in Senate relative to the proposed reduction of
the retired pay of officers of, 3475.
Remarks in House relative to, 4843.
MARINE CORPS RESERVE, amend act to create (see bills H.R.
5329.' 13358, 13359) .
Letter of Secretary of the Navy transmitting a draft of a
bill to amend act to provide for the creation of, 37.
Letter from the Secretary of the Navy transmitting a draft
of a proposed bill to except certain officers from the pro-
visions of section 109 of the criminal code, 1986.
MARINE OILS AND FATS, amendment in House to fix duty on,
1685.
MARION COUNTY, MISS., allow county to bridge the Pearl River
(see bills S. 5260; H.R. 13751).
MARKHAM, EDGAR, remarks in House relative to, 3317.
MARKHAM, HARRISON SCHERMERHORN, appoint second lieu-
tenant in Army (see bill S. 5177).
MARKHAM, w. C., letter relative to Federal cooperation with the
States in the building of roads written by, 3706.
MARRIED PEOPLE IN GOVERNMENT EMPLOY, amendment and
remarks in Senate relative to, 3536, 3544.
MARSHALL, A. H., relief (see bill H.R. 11559*).
MARSHALL, JOHN, article on Calvin Coolidge and Dwight W.
Morrow dictated by, 3451.
MARTIN, A. Y., relief (see bill S. 4909•).
MARTIN, AMANDA E., increase pension (see bill S. 5113).
MARTIN, CHARLES H. (a Representative from Oregon) .
Appointed conferee, 5560.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1435.
Amendments offered by, to
War Department appropriation bill-military publications,
2063. . Votes Of.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bandy, James E.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14215), 1712.
Boyden, Alonzo M.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14235), 1779.
Bryant, Amos: for relief (see bill H.R. 14017), 1258.
Columbia and Lower Willamette Rivers: authorizing fur-
ther modification of the adopted project for (see H.J.Res.
548), 1548.
Hamlin, Florence A.: increase pension (see bill H.R. 14022),
1258.
Harcourt, George C.: for relief (see b1ll H.R. 14020), 1258.
Knudson, Theodor: for relief (see bill H.R. 14015), 1258.
Reese, William: for relief (see bill H.R. 14019), 1258.
Rentfrow, Earl Em.e rson: for relief (see bill H.R. 14021}, 1258.
Sand Island, Oreg.: to effectuate compromise and settlement
of rental leases on (see H.J.Res. 558), 1907.
Silverman, Jacob S.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14018), 1258.
Smith, Owen Ewart: for relief (see bill H.R. 14016), 1258.
Star-route mail ·contracts: relating to the cancelation of
(see bill H.R. 13998), 1257.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 4454.
State legislatures, 3582, 4454, 4768, 5652.
Remarks by, on
Butler, Robert R.: tribute to the late Representative, 4285,
4370.
Colonial Realty Co., 5407.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2522.
District of Columbia. appropriation bill, 3899, 4263, 4431.
- - - t a x rates, 4191.
George, M. C.: tribute to, 5288.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Veterans' Adminis-
tration·, 3026, 3030.
Irrigation projects: water users on, 5153, 5157, 5159.
Myers, Joseph E., 3647.
National Guard of South Dakota, 5176.
Navy Department appropriation bill, 4817.
---aviation, 4838.
---construction and repair, 4833.
---officers' pay, 4819.
---salary reduction, 4829, 4832.
Samoa: government for, 4929, 4934.
Sultan, Dan I., 4280.
Tariffs and depreciated foreign currency, 4745.
Walthers, George Charles, 3715.
War Department appropriation bill, 1806, 2187, 2308.
---citizens' military training camps, 2319, 2321.
- - - conference report, 5385.
--military publications, 2063, 2166, 2167.
---pay scale, 2429.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation:
Colonial Realty Co. (H.Rept. 1965), 3342.
Committee on War Claims:
Bird, Thomas (H.Rept. 2072), 4452.
Gormley, P. F., Co.: to adjudicate claim of (H.Rept. 1948),
2943.
Padgett, Ruffin (H.Rept. 2063), 4375.
Velie Motors Corporation (H.Rept. 2071), 4452.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
137
MARTIN, JANE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 133aO).
MARTIN, JOE E., relief (see bill H.R. 13291).
MARTIN, JOSEPH W., JR. (a Representative from Massachusetts).
Attended, 5.
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1393.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Baraby, Marie: to pension (see bill H.R. 13230), 45.
Brown, Elizabeth M. : to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13234). 45.
Fountain, Esther: for relief (see blll H.R. 14573), 3343.
Frazier, Nora.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13232), 45.
Imported articles: to regulate advertising of (see bill H.R.
14034), 1326.
Jewelry: to amend Revenue Act of 1932 by repealing sec-
tion 605 imposing tax on (see bill H.R. 13653), 475.
Lima, Francisco P.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14099), 1396.
Revenue Act of 1932: to amend section 751, relative to tax
on bank checks, of (see bill H.R. 13873), 943.
Tariff Act of 1930: to amend (see bill H.R. 14033), 1326.
Theroult, Edward (alias Frank Gamashe): for relief (see
bill H.R. 13233) , 45.
Third-class post offices: to classify in the Civil Service em-
ployees of the (see blll H.R. 13369), 152.
Walker, Ernest F. (alias George R. Walker): for relief (see
blll H.R. 13635), 415.
Winslow, Mary J.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13231), 45.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 2556, 3053, 3236, 3582, 4107, 4211.
Remarks by, on
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2106.
Farm-allotment plan, 1342.
First deficiency appropriation bill-Disarmament Confer-
ence, 1302.
Michener, Earl C.: tribute to, 5660.
Morristown National Historical Park, N.J., 5171.
Post-office garage, Boston, Mass., 3552.
Purnell, Fred S.: tribute to, 5660.
Second deficiency bill, 5039.
See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
MARTIN, LEON M., correct military record (see b111 H.R. 13842).
:MARTIN, MARY L., increase pension (see b111 H.R. 13183).
MARTIN, NANCY, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13578).
MARTIN, RACHEL N., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14580).
MARTIN. RUAH L., pension (see bill H.R. 14001).
MARTIN-WALSH., INC., relief (see bill H.R. 5774).
MARVEL, C. G., appoint messenger in Senate (see S.Res. 316).
MARX, GEORGE B., relief (see bills S. 5479; H.R. 13725).
MARYLAND, authorize the issuance of military property to the
Maryland National Guard ·to replace property de.s troyed
by :fire (see bill S. 5615) .
MASON, ALVARADO, relief (see blll H.R. 13547).
MASON, C. V., relief (see blll H.R. 14560).
MASSACHUSETTS, letter from E. H. Thomson relative to farm-
mortgage loans in, 5089.
Memorial of legislature opposing the proposed closing of
the Boston Navy Yard, 4788.
MASSIE. THALIA HUBBARD, letter from Delegate Houston, of
HawaH, relative to the case of, 5561.
MAST, C. J., relief (see bill S. 4993•).
MATSON, IVAN, relief (see b1ll S. 5151).
MATTES, J. S., relief (see bill S. 5381).
MATI'HEWS, HERBERT E., relief (see billS. 5229).
MATTINGLY, SARAH E., pension (see bill S. 5107).
MAUGANS, LILLIAN R., relief '(see bill H.R. 14169).
MAU MAU, LING, relief (see b111 H.R. 12747•).
MAUNEY, MARTIN LUTHER, relief (see bill S. 5088).
MAUPIN, FELIX, relief (see bills H.R. 7263*, 13082).
MAXWELL, EMILY S., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13106).
MAXWELL, NEBR., authorize acceptance of a proposed donation
of property for Federal building purposes at (see bill H.R.
10749*).
MAY, A. J. (a Representative from Kentucky).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 5286.
Amendments offered by, to
District of Columbia appropriation bUl (H.R. 14643)-tax
rates, 4193, 4198.
War Department appropriation bill-officers' retired pay,
2061.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Huff, Price: to concur, 5541.
- - t o request Senate to return bill (H.R. 11035) tor
relief of (H.Res. 405), 5422.
Remarks by, on
Balancing the Budget, 219, 3885.
Banking system, 217, 218, 219.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2105.
District of Columbia: banking business, 5574.
District of Columbia appropriation bill, 4430.
---highway department, 4258, 4266.
--hospitals, 4436.
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MAY, A. J.-Continued
Remarks by, on
District of Columbia appropriation bill-libraries, 4197.
- - t a x rates, 4187, 4190, 4192, · 4193, 4194, 4195.
---wage scale, 3898.
Farm-allotment plan, 1340, 1365.
Farm Loan Act: amendment of, 5179.
Farm mo·r tgages, 223, 3323.
Farm relief, 118. 3883.
Federal Reserve System: improvement of facilities of, 2897.
Foley, John J., 4847.
Foreign debts, 588, 3122.
Fort D. A. Russell, 584, 585.
Freight rates: discrimination in, 3907, 3908.
Garner, John N.: tribute to, 5663.
Hoarded money, 1758.
Home loan bank bill, 1218.
Huff, Price, 2814, 2815.
Independent offices appropriation bill, 3023.
---Federal Trade Commission, 3196, 3198.
---Interstate Commerce Commission, 3019.
---Veterans' AdministTation, 3025, 3026.
Interior Department appropriation bill-surveying · public
lands, 596.
Interstate Commerce Commission: arbitrary powers of, 3907,
3908.
Legislative appropriation bill-funerals of deceased Members,
3415. . Post Office Department: bill to amend act making appro·
---House Office Building, 3416.
---restaurant: House, 3403.
Method of ratifying constitutional amendments, 129.
Mm:cle Shoals, 3882 . .
Traditions of Democratic Party and the present crisis, 5662.
Treasury anj Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
waiving points of order, 396.
War ·Department appropriation blll, 2048, 2049, 2319.
---citizens' military training camps, 2319, 2321.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
MAY, ERIE A., pension (see bill S. 5385).
MAY, SARAH E., pension (see b1ll H.R. 13843).
1\rAYERS, LUNETTE, pension (see b111 H.R. 13544).
MAYNARD, GARFIELD, relief (see bills H.R. 13897, 14553).
MAYORS' CONFERENCE, resolutions on the subject of Federal
aid for relief of unemployment adopted by, 4379.
MEAD, JAMES M. (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 5.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1435.
Parcel post: radio address on, 4955.
Amendments offered by, to
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation b111 (H.R.
13520) . 4604, 1605.
- - - exe~ption to avoid double penalty, 523.
---restoration of earned promotions, 507.
---retirement pay of certain employees, 513, 518.
---special delivery messengers, 514.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Appleby, Paul Francis: for relief (see bill H.R. 13736), 535.
Beer, ale, and porter: to amend National Prohibition Act
so as to provide for increasing to 3 percent the permissible
alcoholic content of (see bill H.R. 13368), 152.
Binghamton, N.Y.: relative to change of site of Federal
building at (see H.J.Res. 554, 560, 563, 583), 1712, 1986,
2127, 3052. . MEDALIE, GEORGE Z. (United States district attorney for the
Boy Scouts of America: to authorize delivery of surplus
forfeited vessels of Treasury Department to for use in sea-
scout training (see bill H.R. 14566), 3343.
Condon, Edward Henry: for. relief (see bill H.R. 13512), 285.
Cyganels, Barney: for relief (see bill H.R. 14275), 1907.
Economy Act: to exclude substitute postal employees from
the operation of (H.J.Res. 562), 2065.
Grain Standards Act: to amend (see bill H.R. 14389), 2452.
Government-owned motor-vehicle service: to . provide for
expansion of (see bill H.R. 14396). 2452.
Harnick. William: for relief (see bill H.R. 14736). 4555.
James, Robert B.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14313), 2065.
Lewis, William Eaky: for relief (see bill H.R. 13428), 153.
Naiderek, Edward Raymond: for relief (see bill H.R. 14721),
4453.
National Prohibition Act: to amend (see bill H.R. 13487),
284.
Niagara Frontier Bridge Commission, 5602.
Niagara River, N.Y.: to consent to bridge (H.R. 14669), 4106.
Persons retired July 10, 1932: for relief of certain (see
H.J.Res. 495), 152.
Postal rates, 5584.
Post offices: to restore former basis of compensation and
allowances of postmasters and employees of first-, second-,
and third-class (see bill H.R. 13716), 534.
Public-utility companies: to provide for further investiga-
tion of (H.J.Res. 612), 5062.
Pulaski, Casimir: directing President to proclaim October
11 of each year General Pulaski's Memorial Day for ob-
servance and commemoration of death of (see H.J.Res.
510). 534.
Rupert, Ida H.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13427),
153.
MEAD, JAMES M.-Continued
Bills and joint resolutions fntroduced by
Stepniak, Ladislaus: for relief (see bill H.R. 13835), 817.
2-cent postage: to restore on first-class mail matter (see
bill H.R. 13010), 40.
Wittek, Alfred A.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13591), 363.
Zeller, Henry C.· and Edward G.: for relie! (see bill H.R.
14775). 4957.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Air mail: opposing the letting of new contracts until the
committee authorized by the House of Repre.:;entatives
submits its report (see H.Res. 359), 2193.
.Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 870, 1056, 1618, 2194, 4211.
Societies and associations, 154, 285, 666, 870, 1056, 1100,
1618, 2724, 3139, 3582, 4107, 5290.
Remarks by, on
Air mail contracts: rescinding certain new, 4538; 4539.
Air Mail Service, 3108.
Beer bill, 854.
Bogart, Raymond C., 3224.
Bowen, Burton, 3223.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill-conference Teport; 5032, 5034.
---prohibition enforcement, 2686.
Government Printing Office--employees' leave, 3417.
Parker, Olen H., 3227.
priatlons for, 5393.
Post-office garage, Boston, Mass., 4102.
Prohibition, 1905.
Pubic building, Binghamton, N.Y., 4535.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
. automatic salary increases, 507, 508.
---conference report, 4604. 4605, 5372, 5375, 5376.
---foreign air mail, 471, 472.
---retirement pay, 513, 514, 518.
---salary cuts, 510, 523.
---special-delivery messengers, 514, 515.
Tribute to retiring Members, 5552.
War Department appropriation bill-rivers and harbors,
2434.
Workdav: the 6-hour, 2934.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads:
Air Mail Service (H.Rcpt. 1956), 3235.
Post Office Department: to investigate expenditures of
(H.Rept. 2087), 4641.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
MEADORS, JAMES D., authorizing transfer of certain land in
Hopkins County, Ky., to (see bill H.R. 14447).
MEADOWS, S. P., letter to Frank J. Coleman quoting Representa-
tive Wood, of Indiana, relative to wages and working con-
ditions of Federal employees, 397.
MEADVILLE, PA., letter from the Taxpayers' League recommend-
ing an increased charge on passports to France, 1621.
MEAGHER, WINEFRED, relief (see billS. 5049).
MEANEY, JAMES J., relief (see bill H.R. 7174•).
MEARS, DON V., relief (see bill S. 5295) .
MEAT INSPECTION SERVICE, remarks in House relative to appro•
priations for, 1040.
MECOMBER, MARY E., pension (see bill H.R. 13058).
southern district of New York), remarks in House relative
to the proposed investigation of the office of, 3818.
Resolution to investigate the conduct of (see H.Res. 375).
MEDALS, amend act to prohibit the unauthorized wearing, manu-
facture, or sale of medals and badges awarded by the War
Department (see bill H.R. 13357).
MEDALS OF HONOR, present to Richmond Pearson Hobson (see
bill H.R. 6637•).
Bill to present to Emile Genereux (see bill H.R. 14327).
Bill to present to Thomas H. Laird (see bill H.R. 5769).
Bill to bestow upon Michael J. Quinn (see bill H.R. 14084).
Joint resolutions to present to Mrs. W. F. Cross, of Miami,
Fla. (see H.J.Res. 604, 607).
MEDICAL CORPS. See ARMY.
MEDICINAL LIQUORS, relating to the prescribing of (see bill H.R.
14395•).
Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury relative to the bill
(H.R. 10524) concerning, 4941.
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 14395} relative to the pre-
scribing of, 4937.
MEDINA, GUILLERMO, relief (see bill H.R. 1089P).
MEDIUM OF EXCHANGE, petition from James C. Jones relative to
the maintenance of, 3263.
MELLON, ANDREW W., remarks in House relative to, 2621, 2756.
MELTON, MARGARET J., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13990).
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, amendments and remarks in House
relative to the proposed reduction of s::~.laries of, 3386, 3392,
3404, 3407.
Article by 0. R. McGuire entitled "Extend the Terms of
the President and Members of the House", 162.
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESs-continued
Bill to amend act to provide for apportionment of Repre-
sentatives (see bill H.R. 13462).
Bill to provide for changing the time for beginning of the
terms of (see bill H.R. 14796). . mail service, 3065.
B~l to prohibit the placing of relatives on the Government
pay roll (see bill H.R. 13768).
Bills to reduce the salaries of (see bills H.R. 13663, 13769,
14487, 14740).
Bill to reduce and adjust clerk hire of (see bill H.R. 14488).
Joint resolution for amendment to the Constitution provid-
ing for election and fixing term of service of Representa-
tives (see H.J.Res. 483).
Joint resolutions for amendment to the Constitution pro-
viding for 4-year terms for ,(see H.J.Res. 598, 599).
Ratification by State legislatures of the proposed constitu-
tional amendment to fix the commencement of the
terms of:
Alabama, 35, 88.
Arizona, 2449, 2793.
california, 2192, 2245.
Colorado, 3218, 3345.
Connecticut, 3418, 3655.
Delaware, 2771, 2793.
Georgia, 3239, 3341.
Idaho, 2794, 2933.
Missouri, 2771, 2794.
Montana, 2237, 2246.
Nebraska, 2328, 2340.
Nevada, 3927, 3990.
North Carolina, 1710, 1715.
North Dakota, 1931, 1973.
Oklahoma, 2328, 2339.
South Dakota, 2726, 2795.
Texas, 35, 87.
Washington, 2771, 2955.
West Virginia, 146, 157.
Wisconsin, 3135, 3345.
Wyoming, 2246, 2328.
Remarks in House relative to the proposed reduction of
salaries of, 3318, 3323, 3339.
Remarks in House relative to the status of Members who MEYER, C. 0., relief (see bill S. 2990).
offer to take less than their salaries, 3406, 3415.
Remarks in House relative to the cost of funerals of, 3413.
Resolution limiting funeral expenses for (see H.Res. 356).
MEMORIAL SERVICES FOR DECEASED MEMBERS OF CON- MICHAUD, HENRY, pension (see bill H.R. 13676).
GRESS, special order for (see H.Res. 362*).
Proceedings held in the Hall of the House of Representa- MICHENER, EARL C. (a Representative from Michigan).
tives, 4344.
Butler, Robert Reyburn, 4369, 4370.
Eslick, Edward E., 4354, 4356.
Garrett, Daniel E., 4366, 4367.
Goodwin, Godfrey G., 4375.
Karch, Charles A., 4363, 4364, 4365 ."
Kendall, Samuel A., 4370, 4371.
Linthicum, John Charles, 4361, 4362, 4363, 5647.
McLaughlin, James C., 4365, 4366.
Tucker, Henry St. George, 4357, 4358, 4360, 4361.
MENDltt., ANNA M., pension (see bill S. 5354).
MENENDEZ, MARIA MIRO, relief (see bill H.R. 13928).
MENZER, EDWIN L., relief (see bill H.R. 14773).
MERCHANT MARINE. See AMERICAN MERcHANT MARINE.
MERCHANT VESSELS. See VESSELS.
MERCHANTS & FARMERS BANK, JUNCTION CITY, ARK., relief
(see bill H.R. 9476*).
MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK, letter remonstrat-
ing against the bill (S. 3377) to grant independence to the
Philippines, 258.
MERCUR, HELEN G., increase pension (see billS. 5162).
MERRICK, MARIETTA B., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14164).
MERRILL, CATHERINE L., relief (see bill H.R. 8620).
MERRIMACK RIVER, allow the Essex Shore Way, Inc., to bridge
(see b1lls S. 5701*; H.R. 14537*, 14787*).
MERRIN, HAROLD W., relief (see bills S. 4287*; H.R. 11459*).
MERRITT, MANUEL, relief (see bill H.R. 13227').
MERRYMAN, MILTON CARROLL, pension (see b111 S. 5546).
MERZ, CHARLES, ~icle entitled "Debts, Public and Private ",
written by, 2861.
MESSLER, ANNIE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13238).
MESSLER co., A. C., relief (see bill S. 439).
METAL OFFICE FURNITURE, remarks in House relative to the
manufacture in Federal correctional or penal inStitutions
of, 2697.
Remarks in Senate relative to the manufacture in Federal MICHER, HARVEY, relief (see bill H.R. 14442*).
correctional or penal institutions of, 42~2.
METCALF, JESSE H. (a Senator from Rhode Island).
Attended, 3.
Appointed to committee, 3826.
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1358.
.Amendments offered by, to
Glass-Steagall banking b1ll (S. 4412), 820.
---banking afiiliates, 2407.
--liquidation, 2283.
139
METCALF, JESSE H.-Continued
Amendments offered by, to
Philippine independence (bill H.R. 7233), 100, 181.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-air
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bankruptcy: to amend section 57 of act to establish uni·
form system of (see b111 S. 5394), 1623.
Hook, Lena: to increase pension (see billS. 5648), 4215.
Hoxie, Lillian M.: to increase pension (see bill S. 5180), 422.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy cases: proof of claims in, 4976, 4988.
Blind: books for adult, 4985.
Glass-Steagall banking bill-banking affiliates, 1411, 2407.
--liquidation, 2283, 2399, 2400.
Philippine independen~e. 182, 488, 624.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-air
mail service, 3065.
Reports made by, from
Cominittee on Naval Affairs:
Keleher, Maurice M. (S.Rept. 1196), 3744.
Roloff, John Huntz (S.Rept. 1176), 3664.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
METCALF, R. L., allow to bridge the Mississippi River (see bills
S. 5641; -H.R. 14684).
METZLER, ELEANOR W., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13482).
MEXICAN-BORDER RAIDS, remarks in House relative to, 4094.
MEXICAN IMMIGRATION, memorial of Legislature of Nebraska
urging legislation to restrict, 2797.
MEXICAN MIGRATORY LABOR, memorial of Legislature of Ne-
braska relative to, 3741.
MEXICO, authorize an appropriation of funds for payment of
claims growing out of the killing of Emilio Cortez Rubio
and Manuel Gomez at Ardmore, Okla. (see bills S. 5136;
H.R. 13534*).
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 13534) authorizing an ap-
propriation for payment to the Mexican Government on
account of the k1lling of Emilio Cortez Rubio and Manuel
Gomez, 714.
MEYERS, F. W., letter relative to the existing econoinic conditions
and suggesting a remedy therefor, 4565.
MIAMI HERALD, article on the foreign debts, appearing in, 1151.
Attended, 5.
Tribute to services o!, 5660, 5664.
Amendments offered by, to
Beer bill (H.R. 13742), 852.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Gigler, Frank H.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14023), 1258.
Hack, Elizabeth K.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13763), 607.
Interpleader: authorizing persons, firms, corporations, asso-
ciations, or societies to file bills of (see bill H.R. 14683),
4209.
Rider, Vanela: to pension (see bill H.R. 13341), 76.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1259.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy bill: memorandum prepared by Solicitor Gen-
eral on, 2771.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2907, 2908, 5349, 5359.
Beer blll, 770, 852, 855.
Calvin Coolidge: memorial services t~printing of proceed-
ings, 4208.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2107.
Constitutional conventions, 225.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5253.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 3865.
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 7, 9, 13.
Election of President and Vice President, 1216.
Farm allotment plan, 1217, 1344, 1374.
Independent offiqes appropriation bill-public utilities: in-
vestigation of, 3208.
Interior Department appropriation bill-reclamation, 661.
Irrigation projects: water users on, 5143, 5144, 5146, 5148.
Louderback, Harold, 4914, 4921, 4925.
Morristown National Historical Park, N.J., 5169, 5170.
Order of business, 282, 283, 1217.
Philippine independence, 714.
Printing matter in Record, 146, 3885.
Treasury-Post Ofiice Departments appropriation bill--con-
ference report, 4595.
Vacating proceedings in Journal, 982, 983.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
MICffiGAN, transfer to the United States standard eastern time
zone certain portions of the lower peninsula of (see bill
s. 5030).
Memorial of legislature urging ratification of the treaty with
Canada relating to the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence water-
way, 3585, 3658.
Resolution to make photostatic copies of papers relating to
the admission of Michigan into the Union (see S.Res.
341.) • 2563.
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MICffiGAN CANAL, cmcAGO, ILL., allow construction of a bridge
across (see bills H.R. 13957, 14129*).
MIGR'"-\TORY BIRD CONSERVATION COMMISSION, annual re-
port of (H.Doc. 487), 59, 75.
MIGRATORY BffiDS, remarks in House relative to appropriations
for establishment of refuges for, 1123.
MILES, DR. WALTER R., statement concerning the infiuence of
alcohol on human beings, 779.
MILES CITY (MONT.) TRADES AND LABOR COUNCIL, resolu-
tion favoring bill (S. 2487) to provide for a bimetallic
system of currency, 4961.
MILEY, HENRY J., relief (see bill S. 5494).
MILITARY ACADEMY, confer the degree of bachelor of science
upon graduates of (see blll H.R. 14282 •) .
Joint resolution to receive Julio Rodriguez Arrea for in-
struction at (see S.J .Res. 178*).
Joint resolution to receive Manob Suriya for instruction at
(see S.J.Res. 134*).
Joint resolution to receive Tisheng Yen for instruction at
(see S.J.Res. 179*).
MILITARY FORCES OF NATIONS OF THE WORLD, charts show-
ing comparative strength of the military forces of Great
Britain and the United States, 2051, 2171. · Brewer, Mary E.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13805), 719.
Statistics relative to, 1805, 2173.
MILITARY MEDICINE AND PHARMACY, provide for holding the
eighth international congress in the United States (see
S.J.Res. 217; H.J.Res. 504).
MILITARY POSTS. See ARMY.
MILITARY PUBLICATIONS, remarks in House relative to officers
and enlisted men on the active list of the Army associ-
ated with, 2166.
MILK AND CREAM, regulate importation of (see bills S. 5170;
H.R. 13662, 14569*).
MILK RIVER, MONT., report of Secretary of War on survey of
(ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public docu-
ment), 37.
MILK RIVER ffiRIGATION PROJECT, MONTANA, exchange of
certain lands on (see bill H.R. 14096).
MILLARD, CHARLES D. (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Motor vehicles: to provide for the use of nonscattering glass
in motor vehicles owned by the United States or the Dis-
trict of Columbia (see blll H.R. 14301), 2064.
Naturalization of children of naturalized citizens: to amend
law relating to (H.R. 14634), 3824.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 364, 1908, 2128, 2724, 4.298, 4642,
5063.
Societies and as~ociations, 365, 1020; 2066, 2337, 2642, 4298,
5652.
Remarks by, on
British warship building, 120.
Circulation statements of newspapers, 699.
Independent offices appropriation blll-Civil Service Com-
mission, 3132.
---Tariff Commission, 3210.
Interior Department appropriation blll-Indian irrigation
projects, 642.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation b111-
parcel post, postal savings, 457.
Public buildings: naming of subcontractors on, 3571, 3572.
Second deficiency bill-Fort Slocum, N.Y., 5052.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
MILLER, ALBERTS., pension (see bill H .R. 13187).
MILLER, ELMER E., adjudicate claim of (see bill S. 5435).
MILLER, ELMIRA F., pension (see blll S. 5601).
MILLER, EMMELINE, pension (see blll H.R. 13278).
:r..ULLER, GEORGE H., pension (see bill H.R. 13068).
MILLER, HARRY, pension (see blll H.R. 13146).
llillLLER, JOHN E. (a Representative from Arkansas).
Attended, 5.
.Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Wilson, Leonard L.: for relief (see b1ll H.R. 13429), 153.
Petitions and papers presented by, jrom
Citizens and individuals, 535.
Societies and associations, 535.
Remarks by, on
Allegheny Forging Co., 4854.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2929.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 3902, 3903.
Farm mortgages, 3039.
Independent offices appropriation blll-Veterans' Adminis-
tration, 3047.
Lackey. Oscar F .. 4852.
Louderback, Harold, 4921.
Lynch, John T., 4849.
Medicinal liquor: prescribing of, 4944.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Dallas County Cl1apter of the American Red Cross (H.Rept.
1797), G07. . 13877).
MILLER, JOHN E.-Continued
Reports made by, from
Committee on Olaims:
Kinman, Guy M. (H.Rept. 1799), 607.
Seg~U", Elsie (H.Rept. 1798), 607.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-!iAY VoTEs.
MILLER, LANA, pension (see bill H.R. 13198).
MILLER, LYMAN L., relief (see bill S. 3504 •) .
•
MILLER, MARGARET J., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13586).
MILLER, MARTHA H., relief (see H.Res. 331, 348*).
MILLER, MARY S., increase pension (see bill S. 5547).
MILLER, R. K., relief (see bill H .R. 2926*).
MILLER, ROBERT WHITLEY, relief (see blli H.R. 3801).
MILLER, wmTE B., relief of estate (see bill s. 5163).
MILLIGAN, JACOB L. (a Representative from Missouri).
Attended, 5.
"Thomas Jefferson and Public Education": article by
Charles A. Lee, Missouri State superintendent of schools
entitled, 5056. '
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Andrews, Kate: to increase pensicn (see blll H.R. 13235), 45.
Bridges: to authorize and extend time for completion of
certain (see bill H.R. 14787), 5290.
Cunningham, Sarah A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
14024), 1258.
Drainage districts, etc.: authorizing loans by Reconstruc-
tion Finance Corporation to (see bill H.R. 14744), 4641.
Missouri: to provide for appointment of an additional dis-
trict .judge for the eastern and western districts of (see
bill H.R. 14251), 1834.
Mulvania, Eliza: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13236),
45. ~
Wilson, Claude Bernard: for relief (see bill H.R. 14495)
2790. ,
Motions and resolutions offered by
Adjourn: to, 1907.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 48, 50, 154, 1020.
Remarks by, on
Bridges over navigable waters, 5597.
Maupin, Felix, 2706.
Mississippi River bridge, Baton Rouge, La., 4548.
Missouri River bridge, St. Charles, Mo., 1903.
Pearl River bridge, Mississippi, 1903.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce:
Bridges over navigable waters (H.Rept. 2181), 5414.
Missouri River bridge (H.Rept. 1848), 1547.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
:MILLIMAN, ROSELLA, pension (see bill H.R. 14593).
MILLOY, JAMES S., article entitled "Fivefold Problem of Wheat
Farmers Studied by Twin City Business Men " written by
1403. ,
MILLS, ARTHUR E., relief (see bill H.R. 14510).
MILLS, BEUNA J., increase pension (see blll H.R. 13892).
MILLS, EMMA G., increase pension (see blll H.R. 13328).
MILLS, OGDEN L. (Secretary of the Treasury), address over the
radio on balancing the Budget delivered by, 1974.
Address delivered at Kansas City, Mo., entitled "Some Fun-
damentals of Recovery", 4448.
Article opposing the proposed manipulation of the cur-
rency, 2272.
Decision of the Bureau of Inj;ernal Revenue relative to an
overasf>essment of estate tax in favor of, 1637.
Speech on the subject of economic recovery delivered by,
3135.
MILLSPAUGH, ELLA G., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14641).
MINCHER. HARVEY, relief (see bill H.R. 14442).
MINE RESCUE STATIONS, establish a station in Arizona {see bill
s. 5073).
MINES AND MINING, amendment in Senate to exempt certain
miners from payment of income tax, 1932.
Amendment in Senate, correspondence, and documents
relatitve to suspension of annual assessment work on
mining claims, 1991.
Bills providing for the suspension of annual assessment
work on mining claims (see bills S. 5137*, 5200; H.R.
13377, 13459).
Bill to amend act to promote the mining of coal, phos-
phate, oil, oil shale, gas, and sodium on the public do-
main (see bill S. 4509 •) . ·
Bills to extend the mining laws of the United States to
the Death Valley National Monument in California (see
bills S. 5700; H.R. 14646*).
B111 to provide for the filing of notice of location and as-
sessment work of mineral claims in land offices (see bill
H.R. 13558). .
Bllis to regulate service of contest notices in all cases af-
fecting mining locations or claims {see bills C. 5274*; H.R.
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:MINES AND MINING-Continued
Conference report on bill (S. 4509) to further amend the
act to promote the m1n1ng of coal, phosphate, oil, oil
shale, gas, and sodium, 2985.
Joint resolution providing for suspensions of annual assess-
ment work on mining claims (see S.J.Res. 216; H.J.Res.
481 , 487, 533*).
Memorial of Legislature of Idaho relative to the filing of
notices of locations of mining claims, 2129.
Memorial of Legislature of Nevada opposing the bill (H.R.
13558) relating to mining claims, 4457.
MINIDOKA mRIGATION PROJECT, IDAHO, authorizing certain
contractual changes relating to the payment of certain
construction costs of (see bills S. 5402, 5526; H.R. 14224).
MINIER, DEE w., relief (see bill H.R. 14717).
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., letter !tom the postmaster relative to
postal affairs, 1161.
MINNEAPOLIS TRIBUNE (newspaper), editorials on the subject
of Philippine independence appearing in, 384.
Letter from the publisher relative to the effects of foreign
competition in the paper-mill industry, 2342.
MINNESOTA, establish the boundary lines of the Chippewa In-
dian territory in (see b111 H.R. 12329*).
B111 to convey certain land in Morrison County to the
State of (see b111 H.R. 13962) •
Letter from the adjutant general relative to the National
Guard, the Reserve Officers' Training Corps, the citizens'
military training camps, and Officers' Reserve Corps, 2303.
Memorial of legislature urging legislation for farm relief,
2067.
Memorial of legislature urging ratification of the treaty with
Canada for the building of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
seaway, 2797.
Memorial of legislature urging legislation to protect do-
mestic producers against unfair competition due to de-
preciated foreign currencies, 2797, 2799.
Resolution declaring that Thomas D. Schall is entitled to
a seat as Senator from (see S.Res. 343*).
MINNESOTA STATE SANATORIUM AT AH-GWAH-CHING, MINN.,
aid extension of (see bUls S. 5219*; H.R. 13746).
MINTS AND ASSAY OFFICES, amendment and remarks in Sen-
ate relative to appropriations for, 2665.
MISSISSIPPI, memorial of legislature urging legislation to au-
thorize the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to make
loans to States, 1158. .
Memorial of legislature urging appointment of C. M. Mor-
gan as a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission,
1158.
Opinion by the Supreme Court of the United States in the
State redistricting case of Wood v. Bloom in, 207.
MISSISSIPPI RIVER, pay claims of drainage and levee districts
for damages resulting from improvements on (see bill
H.R. 13604).
Bill to amend act for control of floods on (see blll H.R.
14548).
B111 to allow C. A. Depue to bridge (see bill S. 5373).
Bill to allow the Louisiana Highway Commission, the Mis-
souri Pacific Railroad Co., and the Louisiana & Arkansas
Railway Co. to bridge (see bill H.R. 14377).
BUls to allow R. L. Metcalf and W. E. Wright to bridge
(see bills S. 5641; H.R. 14684).
Bills to extend time for construction of bridge across
(see bills S. 5701*; H.R. 9265*, 14378, 14460*, 14589*,
14601*. 14780, 14787*).
Resolution to investigate labor conditions prevailing upon
the flood-control project on (see S.Res. 300*).
Telegram from W. H. Dick relative to a proposed investi-
gation of the charges of peonage in levee construction
on, 4564.
Telegram from the National Religion and Labor Foundation
urging an investigation of labor conditions on the fiood-
control projects, 722.
MISSOURI, appointment of an additional district judge for
the eastern and western districts of (see bills S. 5652;
H.R. 14251) .
Letter from the chlef engineer of the State highway depart-
ment relative to the desirability of continuing Federal
aid in construction of public roads, 1126. , Letter from Robert L. Owen to Representative Rankin rela-
Ratification by the legislature of the proposed amendment
to the Constitution of the United States relative to the
terms of the President, Vice President, Senators, and Rep-
resentatives, 2771, 2794.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD CO., allow them to bridge the
Mississippi River (see bill H. R. 14377).
MISSOURI RIVER, allow John C. Mullen and others to bridge
(see bills S. 5407, 5701*; H.R. 14126*, 14787*).
Bills granting the consent of Congress to compacts between
the States of Kansas and Missouri for the acquisition of
a toll bridge across (see bills S. 5687; H.R. 14759).
Bills to extend time for construction of bridges across (see
bllls S. 5231-, 5232*, 5235*, 5370*, 5635, 5701*; H.R.
13535*, 13871, 13911, 14500*, 14586, 14663, 14787*).
MITCHELL, C. 0. (directing head National City Bank of New
York), letter relative to the existing economic conditions
written by, 4706.
141
MITCHELL, FRANX, pension (see bnl H.R. 14149).
MITCHELL, J. R. (a Representative from Tennessee).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
Legislative appropriation bill-salary reduction, 3405.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
· Senators and Representatives: to reduce to $5,000 annual
compensation of Delegates, Resident Commissioners (see
bill H.R. 13769), 666.
Remarks by, on
Farm relief, 1519.
Legislative appropriation bill, 3324.
---salary reduction, 3405.
Votes of. See YE."--AND-NAY VoTES.
MITCHELL, JAMES HUDSON, relief (see bill H.R. 13413).
MITCHELL, WILLARD HEATH, grant honorable discharge (see
bill s. 5384).
MIXED CLAIMS · COMMISSION, UNITED STATES AND GER-
MANY, authorize assignment of awards entered by (see
bill H.R. 12328*).
Letter of Secretary of State transmitting report of Robert
W. Bonynge relative to claims of American nationals
against the Government of Germany (S.Doc. 146), 59.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 1320.
Resolution relative to the work of (see S.Res. 34.2).
MIXON, CARLYLE PEARSON, relief (see bill S. 5299).
MOBILE, ALA., letter of Secretary of War transmitting a draft of
a b111 authorizing acquisition of land for an addition to
the national cemetery at, 984.
MOBILE NATIONAL CEMETERY, ALA., enlarge (see bills S.
5305*; H.R. 14244).
MOBLEY, CARLTON (a Representative from Georgia).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Davidson, Rufus E.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13836), 817.
Hollis, Leonidas 0.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13552) • 298.
Pearson, Louie: to pension (see bill H.R. 14654), 3918.
Pope, Andrew Emmet t: for relief (see bill H.R. 14509), 2943.
Pope, Curtis: for relief (see bill H.R. 13478), 230.
Rainey, Mrs. Carl: to pension (see bill H.R. 13837), 817.
Wilder, John H.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13698), 476.
Remarks by, on
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 34.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
MODOC NATIONAL FOREST, CALIF., extend the provisions of the
Forest Exchange Act to certain lands adjacent to (see bill
H.R. 188* ).
Bill to add certain lands to (see b111 H.R. 189*).
MOLL, CHARLES T., relief (see bill H.R. 13910).
MOLOKAI. See HAWAIIAN IsLANDS.
MOLSTER, CHARLES E., letter from the Secretary of Commerce
transmitting a draft of a proposed bUl for the relief of,
4452.
MOLZEN, EMILY, relief (see bill H.R. 14540*).
Letter from the Secretary of the Navy transmitting a draft
of a proposed bill for relief of, 2554.
MONETARY AND CREDIT BASES, memorial of Legislature of .
Utah urging legislation to stabilize, 2798.
MONETARY SITUATION, editorial from the Charleston (W.Va.)
Gazette and a letter from Jonathan Bourne, Jr., on, 1153.
MONETARY SYSTEM, remarks in House relative to, 3325.
MONEI'IZATION OF FARM LANDS AND PRODUCTS, remarks in
House on the subject of, 2548.
MONEY, address over the radio delivered by Senator Wheeler en-
titled " What is Money ", 4406.
Article by the late Senator Watson, of Georgia, on the sub-
ject of, 4095.
Article by Stuart Chase relative to the use of "wooden
money ", 1846, 1851.
Bills to regulate the value of (see bills S. 5292; H.R. 13012).
Bill to establish an honest money system (see bill H.R.
14061).
Joint resolution for amendment to the Constitution re-
stricting the power of States to tax (see H.J.Res. 581).
tive to regulating the value of, 950.
Memorial of Legislature of Arkansas urging revaluation of
the money system of gold and currency, 3263, 3452.
Memorial of Legislature of North Dakota urging the passage
of legislation to stabiliz.e the buying power of, 4870.
Paper prepared by Senator Thomas relative to the manage-
ment of money and credits, 3265.
Resolution to appoint a special committee to investigate the
value of the dollar (see S.Res. 328).
Statement of circulation of United States money, 4.093.
Statistics of money in circulation ln the United States for
1880 and 1930, 209. ·
Statistics relative to currency in circulation in 1921 and
1922, 1755.
Statistics relative to money held in the Treasury and money
outside of the Treasury, 1383.
MONEY AND THE PRICE LEVEL, speech delivered by Senator
Wheeler on the subject of (S.Doc. 158), 1171.
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MONEY CERTIFICATES, provide for issuance of stamped (see bills MOORE, JOHN W. (a Representative from Kentucky).
S. 5674; H.R. 14757). Attended, 5.
MONHEGAN HARBOR, MAINE, report of Secretary of War on sur- Bills and joint resolution.s introduced by
vey of, 37. Ashley, Squire F.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13239) , 45.
Flener, Vuna: to pension (see b111 H.R. 13240), 45.
MONNERY, C. W., relief (see blll H.R. 2811•). Petitions and papers presented by, from
MONONGAHELA RIVER, allow Allegheny County, Pa., to bridge Citizens and individuals, 154, 1779.
(see bills S. 5183•; H.R. 13311). Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
MONRO, WILLIAM L., address entitled "The Tariff Outlook, 1933 " MOORE, ROBERT F., relief (see bill H.R. 10756•).
delivered by, 3596. MOORE, THOMAS H., pension (see bill H.R. 13582).
MONROE, FLORA A., pension (see bill H.R. 13439) . MOOSA, N. J., relief (see bill H.R. 12745•).
MONROE COUNTY, MISS., allow county to bridge the Tombigbee MORAN, JOHN J., relief (see bill H.R. 8136•).
River (see bills S. 5261; H.R. 13753).
MORATORIUMS, empower judges, in foreclosure proceedings, til
MONTAGUE, ANDREW J. (a Representative from Virginia). grant limited (see bill H.R. 14264).
Attended, 5. Concurrent resolution to print additional copies of hearings
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1354. held before the Committee on Ways and Means on House
Chairman Committee of the Whole, 989, 1021, 1116. Joint Resolution 123 relating to moratorium on foreign
Bills and joint resolution.s introduced by debts (H.Con.Res. 40*).
Barton, Robert T ., Jr.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13927), 1019. Joint resolution favoring the calling of a conference of
Philately: to facilitate pursuit of the avocation of (see bill governors and mayors to consider a proposed moratorium
H.R. 14131), 1547. on sales of homes and farms for tax delinquency (see
Motion.s and resolution.s offered by H.J.Res. 524).
Tucker, Henry St. George: on death of (see H.Res. 301), 36. Joint resolution to provide a 1-year suspension period on
Remarks by, on certain debts (see H.J.Res. 567).
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2912. Memorial of Legislature of Iowa favoring a mOl"atorium on
Independent offices appropriation bill, 3217. farm mortgages, 2248.
Method of ratifying constitutional amendments, 126. Remarks in House relative to the proposed moratorium with
Tucker, Henry St. George : memorial address to, 4358. regard to the indebtedness to the United States' on the
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES. part of foreign countries, 1003.
MONTANA, granting lands to the State for the use of the Northern MOREAU RIVER, N.DAK. AND S.DAK., report of Secretary of War
Montana College (see bills S. 5698; H.R. 14709). on survey of (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as
Memorial of legislature urging legislation for refinancing public document), 36.
farm mortgages, 4562.
Memorial of legislature urging legislation with respect to the MOREHEAD, HENRY B., relief (see bill H.R. 14335).
seed loans, 4563. MOREHEAD, JOHN H. (a Representative from Nebraska).
Memorial of legislature urging legislation for relief of the Attended, 5.
Blackfeet Indians, 4563. Bills and joint resolution.s introduced by
Memorial of legislature urging a grant of land for the bene- Je1ferson, Maria: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13237),
fit of the Northern Montana Agricultural and Manual 45.
Training School, 4563. Messler, Annie: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13238), 45.
Ratification by the legislature of the proposed amendment Missouri River: to construct bridge across (see bill H.R.
to the Constitution of the United States relative to the 14126). 1547.
terms of the President, Vice President, Senators, and Rep- Taylor, Emma Berlet: for relief (see bill H.R. 14454), 2641.
resentatives, 2237, 2246. Motions and resolution.s offered by
Remarks in Senate and correspondence relative to the prac- Members of Congress: to limit funeral expenses for (H.Res.
tices of the Federal land bank in, 2196. 356). 2127. .
Memorial services for deceased Members of Congress (H.Res.
MONTANA LIFE INSURANCE CO., telegram favoring the Glass 362). 2237.
banking bill, 2093. Petitions and papers presented by, from
MONT AVON, WILLIAM F., article entitled " Our Federal System " State legislatures, 1986.
written by, 2461. Remarks by, on
MONTET, NUMA F. (a Representative jrom Louisiana). Missouri River bridge, Rulo, Nebr., 3578.
Attended, 5. Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
Amendments offered by, to MORELAND, DONNIE E., pension (see bill H.R. 14490).
war Department appropriation bill-rivers and harbors, MORGAN, C. M., memorial of Legislature of Mississippi urging
2437. appointment as a member of the Interstate Commerce
Remarks by, on Commission, 1158.
war Department appropriation bill-rivers and harbors, MORGAN, CLARISSA J., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13894).
2437.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES. MORGAN, GEORGE, relief (see bill H.R. 2217•).
MONTGOMERY, DR. JAMES SHERA, tribute to Daniel E. Garrett MORGAN, J. PIERPONT, remarks in Senate relative to, 1453, 3057,
delivered by, 565. 5231, 5299.
MORGAN, JAMES, article relative to the ending of the United
MONTGOMERY, LUCY, increase pension (see billS. 5072). States regime in the Philippines, 1444.
MONTREAL RIVER, WIS. AND MICH., report of Secretary of War MORGAN, DR. JOY ELMER, article relating to the eighteenth
on survey of (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as amendment, written by, 778.
public document), 37.
MORGAN DECORATING CO., relief (see bill H.R. 13722).
MONUMENTAL STEVEDORE CO., relief (see bill H.R. 1169•) · MORIARTY, SYLVESTER T., relief (see bill H.R. 13392•).
MOODY, GEORGE E., relief (see bill H.R. 14702). MORLEY, CATHERINE E., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13643).
MOOERS, CHELLIS T., relief (see bill H.R. 14315). MORRELL, ELLEN, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13265).
MOON, EUNICE A., pension (see bill H.R. 13519). MORRIS, CAROLINE, convey certain land at Corpus Christi, Tex .•
MOORE, c. ELLIS (a Representative from Ohio). to (see bill S. 3830•).
Attended, 5. MORRIS, JOSEPHINE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13388).
Bills and joint resolution.s introduced by MORRISON, FRANK (secretary American Federation of Labor).
Cochrel, Caroline: to pension (see bill H.R. 13638), 415. letter protesting against the Federal Economy Act and the
Lewis, Newton W.: to pension (see b111 H.R. 13637), 415. President's recommendation for further Federal wage re-
McCall, Sarah Ellen: to pension (see bill H.R. 14425), 2555. ductions, 344.
Tuttle, Ceola: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13636), 415. MORRISON COUNTY, MINN., convey to the State of Minnesota
Petition.s and papers presented by, from certain land in (see bill H .R. 13962).
Citizens and individuals, 667, 1396, 2454.
Remarks by, on MORRISTOWN NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK, N.J., provide for
Departments of State, Justice, Oommerce, and Labor appro- the creation of (see bUls S. 5469•; H.R. 14302•).
priation bill-Court of Claims, 2626. MORROW, DWIGHT W., article by John Marshall on, 3451.
---prohibition enforcement, 2689. MORTGAGE FORECLOSURES. See FARM MORTGAGES; HoME MoRT-
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 8 ; 4508, 4515. GAGEs.
Medicinal liquor: prescribing of, 4942, 4947.
MORTGAGE LAND BANKS. See FEDERAL RURAL MoRTGAGE LAND
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
BANKS.
MOORE, GRANT WILLIAM, relief (see bill H.R. 13683). MORTGAGES, declaring a moratorium of 5 years on all mortgages
MOORE, HARRIE'IT, increase pension (see b111 H.R. 13241). held by Federal land banks (see b111 H.R. 14704).
MOORE, JOHN, relief (see b111 H.R. 5947•). MOSEL, ARTHUR, pension (see bill H.R. 13404).
MOORE, JOHN HOUSE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14306). MOSELY, J. P., relief (see bill H.R. 14591).
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MOSES, GEORGE H. (a Senator frbm New Hampshire).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 3584, 3770, 4587, 5012.
Appointed on committee to arrange for memorial services to
Calvin Coolidge, 1855. · Message from the President transmitting estimate of appro-
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1358.
Appointed on the joint committee on inaugural arrange-
ments, 232.
Appointment of Mr. Fess as President pro tempore, 5189.
Credentials of Fred H. Brown as Senator from New Hamp-
shire, 2557.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Civil Service retirement: to amend act of May 29, 1930, pro-
viding for (see bill S. 5294), 1102.
Holmes, Delia H. (S. 5583), 3352.
Johnson, George D.: for relief (see bill S. 5356), 1401.
Paro, Jane: to increase pension (see bill S. 5477). 2198.
Stickney, Mary Jane: to increase pension (see bill S. 5415),
1857.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Floor coverings: authorizing sale of certain discarded (see
S.Res. 314), 1162.
Gorgas Memorial Laboratory: to print as Senate document,
5198.
Inaugural arrangements: for appointment of joint commit-
tee on (see S.Con.Res. 36), 102.
North Carolina senatorial election: to pay expenses of con-
test in (S.Res. 346), 3289.
Post-office garage, Boston, Mass.: to disagree to House
amendment and request a conference, 3584.
Senate Rules and Manual: providing for printing of (see
S.Res. 305), 422.
Virgin Islands: shipping service to-to concur in House
amendments, 3594.
World Court, protocol of: to print (S.Doc. No. 209), 5244.
Remarks by, on
Cloture, 2001.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill-prisons, 4251.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 956.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4052, 4037.
First deficiency appropriation bill-tax refunds, 1642.
Government economy, 2600.
Hanger, G. Wallace W., 962, 963.
Inland waterway, Virginia-North Carolina, 5524.
Laval-Hoover debt conference, 1402, 1421.
League of Nations, 4059, 4060.
North Carolina senatorial election, 3289.
Order of business, 2102, 2391, 2510, 4232, 4959.
Panama: treaty with, 4381.
Philippine independence, 1861.
Press gallery incident, 270.
Prohibition and civil-service reform, 1855.
Publishers of second-class mail matter, 4983.
Racial minorities under Treaty of Versailles, 4059.
Railroads: loans to, 2661.
Second deficiency bill-printing, 5461.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 3377.
---conference report, 4894, 4895 , 4896.
---Government purchase of American goods, 3178.
Vice President : tribute to the, 5498.
Reports made by, from
Committee of conference:
Post-office garage, Boston, Mass. (S. 88; H.Rept. 2095), 4867.
Committee on Privileges and Elections:
North Carolina senatorial election (S.Rept. 1151), 3289.
Committee on Rules:
Discarded fioor coverings (S.Res. 314), 1162.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
MOSHER, NANCY V., pension (see bill H.R. 14607).
MOSHIER, JENNIE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13296).
MOTION-PICTURE INDUSTRY, remarks in Senate favoring legis-
lation to regulate and supervise, 2957.
MOTOR BOATS, report of the Bureau of E1ficiency on motor boats
in the custody of the several field services (H.Doc. 475), 38.
MOTOR FUELS, provide for the use of alcohol manufactured from
agricultural products grown in the United States in (see
bills H.R. 14627, 14628).
MOTOR VEHICLES. See also POSTAL SERVICE.
Bill to allow the railroads to transport the mails by (see bill
H.R. 9636*).
Bill providing that nonscattertng safety glass be used on
motor vehicles owned by the United States or the District
of Columbia (see bill H.R. 14301).
Memorial of Legislature of Wyoming urging enactment of
legislation to regulate interstate traffic by, 4458.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for purchase of
trucks for the Army, 2232, 2310.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for the pur-
chase of passenger-carrying vehicles for the Army, 2440.
Remarks in House relative to taxation of busses and trucks
in interstate commerce, 3126.
MO'IT, LUCRETIA. place statue in the National Statuary Hall (see
H.J.Res. 528). · Citizens and individuals, 285, 477, 608, 66'1, 719, 870, 1327,
MOULTON, ANGIE L., pension (see bill S. 5067).
143
MOUNT ADAMS HIGHWAY, WASH.. authorfzing an approprlat1ol1
for surveys of (see bill H.R. 14249).
MOUNT RUSHMORE NATIONAL MEMORIAL COMMISSION, an-
nual report of (H.Doc. 514), 816.
priation for (H.Doc. 526), 1833.
MOUNT VERNON, ALEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON RAILWAY CO.,
adjudicate claim of (see bills S. 5195; H.R. 13349).
MOUSER, GRANT E., JR. (a Representative jrom Ohio) .
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
Beer bill (H.R. 13742), 857.
Dunn, John L. (H.R. 973), 2716.
Lowe, John I., 3223.
Pokorny, Anna (S. 3147), 2716.
Sperry Gyroscope Co., Inc., of New York (H.R. 9457), 2715.
Bills and joint resoluti ons introduced by
Government pay roll: to forbid use of appropriations for
clerical or secretarial hire to Senators and Representa-
tives from being used for purposes of placing those related
by consanguinity or affinity upon (see bill H.R. 13168),
665.
Jones, Lee: to increase pension (see b111 H.R. 13738), 535.
Moody, George E.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14702), 4376.
Rogers, Martha M.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13737),
535.
Remarks by, on
Addison, Emily, 2713.
Beer bill, 757, 758, 762, 852, 857, 861, 863, 865.
Black, Herbert G ., 2717, 2718.
Boston Store Co., 2721.
Clark, Laura J., 3233.
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 143, 144, 145, 146.
Interior Department appropriation bill, 591.
---Howard University, 586, 587, 938.
Lowe, John I., 3222.
Moran, John J " 2712.
Pokorny, Anna, 2715.
Rollo, Frederick S., 2711.
Salary reduction by New York City, 511.
Soldiers' bonus, 527.
Sperry Gyroscope Co., Inc .• of New York, 2713, 2714.
Stock, Gottleib, 2721.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
air a.n d ocean mail contracts, 338, 339.
---cost-ascertainment report, 340.
---salars cuts, 511.
---special-delivery messengers, 515, 516.
Unemployment relief, 136.
Veterans' expenditures report, 531.
Warsham, L. D., 3230.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
MOWERS, MELINDA. increase pension (see bill H.R. 13192).
MOYER. ROBERT, relief (see billlLR. 13891).
MUD LAKE, MINN., relief of certain riparian owners at (see bill
s. 5279). .
MUELLER, RUDOLPH R., relief (see bill H.R. 14307).
MUHN, NELLE J., pension (see bill H.R. 13647).
MULLEN, JOHN C., AND OTHERS, allow them to bridge the Mis-
souri River (see bills S. 5407, 5701*; H.R. 14126*, 14787*).
MULVANIA, ELIZA, increase pension (see bill H .R. 13236) .
MUMBRUE, HAROLD P., relief 1see bill H.R. 14230).
MUNCEY, CLARENCE, relief (see bill H.R. 14066).
MUNCY VALLEY PRIVATE HOSPITAL, relief (see bill H.R. 13440).
MUNICIPALITIES, memorial of Legislature of Washington to
authorize F-ederal loans to municipalities on the security
of municipal bonds, 2028.
Resolution adopted by the mayors• conference of the State
of New York urging legislation to permit Federal .Reserve
banks to rediscount municipal loans, 160.
MUNN, FRED M., relief (see bill S. 5340).
MURPHY, BYRON E .• pension (see bill 8. 535.5) ~
MURPHY, FRANK (a Representative from Ohio).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 3801.
Bills and joint resolutions inTroduced, by
Beck. Sarah Y.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14070),
1355.
Clark, Mary E.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13342), 76.
Customs duties: to fix an American valuation of imported
merchandise for the assessm~nt of (see bill H.R. 14418),
2555.
Floyd, Charles C.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14407), 2452.
Gates, Ursula: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 144.26),
2555 . .
Th.ompson, Anna M.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13343), 76.
Motions and resolutiOns offered by
Holt, Thomas M.: to pay daughter of (see H.Res. 348), 1548.
Miller, Martha H.: to pay (see H.Res. 331), 870.
Petitions and papers presented by, trom
2066, 2556, 3488, 4376.
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MURPHY, FRANK-Continued
Remarks by, on . Bill to allow them to establish branch banks (see bill S.
"Buy American", 2537.
Government purchase of Amelican goods, 1899.
Interior Department appropriation bill, 527, 568,
---Howard University, 586. _ H.R. 13855•).
---Indian irrigation projects, 604, 606.
Philippine independence, 1771.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
MURPHY, FREDERICK E., address delivered before the Academy
of Political Science in New York on the subject of agrt-
cul tural recovery, 420.
Excerpt from an address relative to the importation of co-
conut oll, 372.
MURPHY, LOUIS (a Senator-elect from Iowa).
Credentials presented, 1147.
MURRAY, JAMES P., relief (see blll H.R. 5256•).
MURRAY, MARY E. R. J., pension (see blll H.R. 13697).
MUSCHICK, IDA A., pension (see bill S. 5154).
MUSCLE SHOALS, ALA., address over the radio delivered by Sen-
r-tor McKellar on the subject of, 3181.
Address over the radio delivered by Frank P. Walsh on the
subject of, 3707.
Editorial by Josephus Daniels on the subject of, 3861.
MUSGRAVE, JESS, increase pension (see blll S. 5009) .
MUSGROVE, BELLE, pension (see bill H.R. 13546).
MUSHROOMS, amend act to provide for a 1-pound Climax basket
for (see bills S. 5559; H.R. 14519). • amendment and remarks in Senate relative to appropria-
MUSSELMAN, ANISE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14551).
"MUSSOLINI, MOSCOW, OR AMERICA", address delivered by
Robert R. McCormick entitled, 896.
MUTILATED CURRENCY, letter of Secretary of the Treasury
transmitting a draft of a proposed bill for the relief of
holders of, 869, 896.
MOTTART, FANNIE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13681).
MYER, NATHAN 0., pension (see blll H.R. 13474).
MYERS, D. D., letter relative to air mall contracts written by,
3660.
MYERS, EUNICE A., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13191).
MYERS, HARRY BLAINE, relief (see H.Res. 328•).
MYERS, JOSEPH E., relief (see bill H.R. 5704•).
MYNATT, ELMER E., relief (see bill S. 5127).
NAANES, JOHN PORTER, pension (see bill S. 5424).
NAGEL, IDA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13090).
NAIDEREK, EDWARD RAYMOND, relief (see bill H.R. 14721).
NARCOTIC DRUGS, forfeiture of vessels and vehicles engaged in
smuggling (see bill S. 5318).
Bill prohibiting the importation of certain materials for
making the narcotic drug marihuana (see bill H.R.
14136).
Remarks in Senate and editorials relative to forfeiture of
vehicles and vessels engaged in smuggling, 1194.
NARCOTICS BUREAU. See FEDERAL BlJREAU OF NARCOTICS.
NASHVILLE, TENN., telegram from the manager of the chamber
of commerce relative to suspending and abrogating act
imposing prohibitive tax on clearing-house certificates,
6433.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, annual report of, 4455.
NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMI'ITEE FOR AERONAUTICS, an-
alysis of the activities of, 3020.
Bill to abolish (see bill S. 5044).
Message from the President transmitting the annual report
of, 158, 228, 283.
Message from the President transmitting estimate of ap-
propriation for (S.Doc. 195), 5064.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 3021.
NATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT CO., remarks in Senate relative to,
3057. . .
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOODEN BOX MANUFACTURERS,
letter urging modification of the Volstead Act received
from, 301, 302.
NATIONAL AVIATION CORPORATION, remarks in Senate rela-
tive to, 3057.
NATIONAL-BANK NOTES, provide for the redemption of (see
bills S. 5306*; H.R. 14128).
Letter of Secretary of the Treasury transmitting a draft of
a proposed bill for relief of holders of mutilated, 869, 896.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE, ELDORADO, ARK., relief (see
bill H.R. 8215•).
NATIONAL BANKS, amendment in Senate to bill (S. 4291) to
amend law relative to taxation of shares of, 1266.
Amendments in Senate to bill (S. 4412) to provide for the
safer and more effective use of the assets of, 820, 1266,
1402, 1439, 1718, 1935, 2072, 2264.
Amendment, remarks, and correspondence in Senate rela-
tive to the status of members of the executive committee
of affiliates of, 2463.
· Bill to provide for the safer and more effective use of the
assets of (see bill S. 4412•).
NATIONAL BANKS--Continued
6273*).
Bill to protect depositors in (see bill S. 5686).
Bill to amend law relative to taxation of shares of (see bill
Bill to provide for regulation and examination of affiliates
of (see bill H.R. 14771).
Correspondence opposing the so-called " Glass banking
b111 ", 1650, 1716, 1725.
Joint resolution relative to the exercise of powers by the
Comptroller of t~e Currency with respect to (see S.J.Res.
256•).
Letter from the Southern Utah Bankers' Association re-
monstrating against State-wide branch banking by, 946.
Remarks in Senate on bill (S. 4412) to provide for the safer
and more effective use of the assets of, 1330, 1404, 1449,
1573, 1623, 1646, 1649, 1724, 1935, 1987, 1993, 2004, 2074,
2139, 2158, 2202, 2205, 2211, 2262, 2349, 2379, 2380, 2463,
2478, 2508.
Remarks in House on bill (S. 4412) to provide for the safer
and more effective use of the assets of, 1777.
Resolution to appoint committee to investigate the attitude
of the big banking interests toward the so-called " Glass
banking bill" (see S.Res. 326).
Statistics relative to, 2085.
Summary of State status concerning the establishment of
branch banks by, 2263.
NATIONAL BOARD FOR PROMOTION OF RIFLE PRACTICE,
tions for, 3932, 3959.
Annual report of (H.Doc. 476), 39, 59.
NATIONAL BROADCASTING CO., investigate the earnings and
expenditures of (see H.Res. 390).
NATIONAL CAPITAL. See DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA.
NATIONAL CAPITAL PARK AND PLANNING COMMISSION, Mrs.
Norton appointed on, 5541.
NATIONAL CEMETERIES, letter of Secretary of War transmitting
a draft of a bill authorizing disposal of certain plots of
ground no longer needed for cemeterial purposes, 984.
NATIONAL CITY BANK OF ·NEW YORK, remarks in Senate rela-
tive to, 3057.
NATIONAL COMMI'ITEE ON THE MERCHANT MARINE, state-
ment concerning Government aid to American shipping
submitted by, 3362.
NATIONAL DEFENSE, chart showing strength of the mllltary
forces of the United States and Great Britain, 2051.
Letters from the Chamber of Commerce of Duluth, Minn.,
and the Duluth chapter of the Reserve Offi.cers' Associa-
tion of the United States on the subject of, 1619.
Memorial of Legislature of Connecticut on the subject of,
2070.
Memorial of Legislature of New Jersey on the subject of,
4214.
Memorial of Legislature of Pennsylvania opposing the pro-
posed reduction of appropriations for, 4789.
NATIONAL ECONOMIC EMERGENCY, amendments in House to
blll (H.R. 13991) to relieve, 1377.
Bill to relieve (see bill H.R. 13991•).
Correspondence relative to the so-called "allotment bill",
1371, 1683, 1694, 1699.
General provisions and d_eftnitions of bill (H.R. 13991) to aid
agriculture, 1686.
Remarks in House on b1ll (H.R. 13991) to relieve, 1338, 1363,
1380, 1389, 1393, 1394, 1433, 1434, 1481, 1493, 1508, 1526,
1545, 1582, 1608, 1611, 1613, 1616, 1658, 1681, 1690, 1694,
1695, 1697, 1698, 1699, 1703, 1706, 1708.
NATIONAL ECONOMY LEAGUE, remarks in House relative to,
1231, 1236, 1237.
Resolutions adopted by the Curtis E. Pass Post, American
Legion, Water Valley, Miss., opposing the retrenchment
propaganda sponsored by, 1551.
Resolution adopted by Morgan McDermott Post, American
Legion, Tucson, Ariz., opposing the program for veterans'
rellef sponsored by, 3740.
NATIONAL FARM-LOAN ASSOCIATIONS, reimburse (see bills S.
5633, 5634).
NATIONAL FEDERATION OF FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, letter re-
lating to the Saturday half holiday in veterans' homes
and hospitals, 3432.
NATIONAL FEDERATION OF POST OFFICE CLERKS, statement
submitted by Thomas F. Flaherty, secretary-treasurer,
condemning the present economy law, 3382.
NATIONAL FOREST RESERVATION COMMISSION, annual report
(S.Doc. 145), 59.
NATIONAL FORESTS. See also FoREST RESERVATIONS.
Remarks in House relative to the proposed exchange of
lands in, 570.
Statements concerning individual exchanges of land in, 579.
Statistics relative ~o exchanges of land in, 582.
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT. See GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
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NATIONAL GRANGE, addJ'ess . over the radio delivered · by L. J.
Taber relative to the reconstruction program of, 4655.
Memorial of the National Grange and seven other farm
organizations relating to Philippine independence, 387,
427, 550.
NATIONAL GUARD, remarks in House on bill (H.R. 14199) making
appropriations for, 2299.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for pay, allow-
ances, or travel of officers or enlisted men who may be
drawing pension or disability compensation, 2234.
Statistics relative to appropriations for, 2303.
Table showing allotment of Federal funds to the States for
the benefit of, 5173.
NATIONAL INCOME OF THE UNITED STATES, excerpt from the
New York Evening Post relating to, 1250.
Statistics for 1880 and 1930 of, 209.
NATIONAL MILITARY PARKS, provide for protection of (see bills
S. 5233 •; H.R. 13849) .
Letter of Secretary of War transmitting a. draft of a. proposed
bill for the protection of, 718.
NATIONAL MILK PRODUCERS FEDERATION, telegram relative to
the position of dairy products ·in the pending Federal
farm relief allotment bill, 1534.
NATIONAL MUSEUM, letter from the Commission of Fine Arts
relative to the selection of sculpture in (S.Doc. 174), 2073.
NATIONAL PARKS, remarks in House relative to appropriations
for, 2430.
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE, investigate the activities of (see
S.Res. 255) .
NATIONAL POLICY COMMITI'EE OF THE SENATE, create (see
S.Res. 308). · ---table showing distribution of naval expenditures,
NATIONAL PRESS CLUB, address over the radio delivered by
Senator Borah at the Christmas exercises of, 1169.
NATIONAL PROffiBITION ACT. See also ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR
TRAFFIC.
Amendment in Senate to b111 (S. 436) to amend. 65.
.Bills to amend (see bills S. 5048, 5389; H.R. 13040, 13368,
13487).
Bill to repeal (see bill H.R. 13309) .
Explanation of bill (S. 5048) to amend, 63, 64.
_NATIONAL RED CROSS. See .AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS.
NATIONAL RELIGION AND LABOR FOUNDATION, telegram urg-
ing an investigation of labor conditions on the Mississippi
flood-control project received from, 722.
NATIONAL RIFLE MATCHES, amendment and remarks in Senate
relative to appropriations for, 3932, 3959.
NATIONAL SOCIETY OF DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN
REVOLUTION, annual report of, 366.
Resolution to print the annual report of (see S.Res. 355*;
S.Doc. 182).
NATIONAL SOCIETY OF WOMEN DESCENDANTS OF THE
ANCIENT AND HONORABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY, in-
corporate (see b11ls S. 5616; H.R. 14667).
NATIONAL SURETY CO., relief (see bills S. 4441*; H.R. 11904:*).
NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE, text of the report
of, 4115, 4121.
NATIONAL TRIBUNE (newspaper), letter sent to various pension-
erfi concerning the stability of their pensions, 3663.
NATIONAL WEALTH OF THE UNITED STATES, statistics for 1880
and 1930 of, 209.
NATURALIZATION, amend laws relating to (see bills S. 5133, 5330;
H.R. 13812, 14079, 14.245, 14581).
Bill to amend law relative to .naturalization of children of
naturalized citizens (see bill H.R. 14634).
NAVAJO INDIAN RESERVATION. See INDIANS.
NAVAL ACADEMY, appointment in House of members of the
Board of Visitors to, 1615.
Bills to confer the degree of bachelor of science upon
graduates of (see bills S. 5397*; H.R. 13367*, 14282*).
Bill to authorize the Secretary of the Navy to enter into
contract with the Annapolis Metropolitan Sewerage Com-
mission for disposal of sewage of (see bill H.R. 14464).
Letter of Secretary of the Navy transmitting a. draft of a bill
to confer the degree of bachelor of science upon graduates
of, 38. , the United States (see billS. 4810*).
Letter of Secretary of the Navy transmitting a draft of a.
proposed bill to authorize a. contract with the Anna.polls
Metropolitan Sewerage Commission for disposal of the
sewage of, 2ffii:O. ' ---letter from the Secretary of the Navy transmitting a
Members appointed and excused in Senate as members of
the Board of Visitors to, 2455, 5192.
NAVAL HOSPITALS, letter from the Secretary of the Navy trans-
mitting a request to restore the limit of cost for con-
struction of naval hospital buildings at Philadelphia, Pa..,
362.
NAVAL PETROLEUM RESERVES, reimburse the Pan American
Petroleum Co. and the Richfield 011 Co. of California. on
account of leases of (see S.J .Res. 253 •) •
LXXVI----366
145
NAVAL RESERVE, amend act to create (see b1lls H.R. 5329•, 13358,
13359).
Bill for. relief of reservists physically injured in line of duty
(see bill H.R. 13356).
Letter of Secretary of the Navy transmitting· a. draft of a.
bill to amend ~ct to provide for the creation of, 37.
Letter from the Secretary of the Navy transmitting a. draft
of a proposed bill to except certain officers from the pro-
visions of section 109 of the Criminal Code, 1986.
NAVAL STORES, amendment in Senate relative to appropriations
for investigations concerning, 1628.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for investiga-
tions with respect to, 1116.
Remarks in House relative to investigations with regard to.
1118.
NAVY, letter from the Secretary of the Navy relative to the pro-
posed reduction of personnel and ships if the 5-per-
cent cut in appropriations goes into effect, 4609.
Airplane accidents: bill for relief of retired officers and en-
listed men injured in (see bill H.R. 13850).
Appropriations for: bill making annual (see bill H.R.
14724*).
---conference report on bill (H.R. 14724) making annual
(H.Rept. 2190), 5346, 5397.
---remarks in House on bill (H.R. 14724) making an-
nual, 4624, 4714, 4720, 4739, 4766, 4815. ·
---remarks in Senate on bill (H.R. 14724) making an-
nual, 5096, 5218, 5298.
---remarks in House on conference report on biil (H.R.
14724) making annual, 5419.
---statement showing status of appropriations under the
Emergency Relief and Construction Act of 1932, 670.
fiscal year 1932, by States, 4721. ·
Coal: joint resolutions to authorize the sale of surplus coal
at nominal prices for distribution to the needy (see
S.J.Res. 255*; H.J.Res. 526*). .
Condemned cannon: b111 to amend act authorizing donations
of (see bill H.R. 13026*) .
Dental Corps: bill for relief of certain omcers of (see bill S.
462*).
Enlisted men: amendment and remarks in Senate relative
to the proposed reduction of pay of, 3424, 3425, 3468.
Expenditures since 1913: table showing increase of, 3783.
Officers: bill to amend act to provide for equalization of
promotion of officers of the Stat! Corps (see bill H.R.
14465).
---bill to reduce the retired pay of (see bill H.R. 14567).
---bill to amend law concerning relative rank between
· Army and Na...-y officers (see bill H.R. 14777).
---bill for retirement of officers who have failed to qual-
ify for advancement to the rank of lieutenant com-
mander (see bill H.R. 13366) .
---bill limiting details of officers to flying duty (see bill
H.R. 13564).
---bill to amend act granting war-time rank to retired
omcers and former officers (see bill H.R. 13365).
---letter from the Secretary of the Navy transmitting a.
draft of a proposed bill relative to promotion of om-
cers of the Stat! Corps, 2640.
---letter of Secretary of the Navy transmitting a draft
of a bill to provide for the retirement of certain
commissioned omcers of the Staff Corps, 38.
---letter of Secretary of the Navy transmitting a. draft
of a. proposed blll to amend act to give war-time
rank to retired officers and former ofticers, 38.
---list of mess gear allowed flag officers, 2062.
---remarks in House and correspondence relative to the
pay and allowances of, 2061.
---remarks in Senate relative to the proposed 4-yea.r de-
tails of officers in the island possessions, 3466.
---remarks in Senate relative to the proposed reduction
of retired pay of, 3475.
Ordnance: bill to amend act authorizing the loan or gift of
condemned cannon and cannon balls (see bill H.R.
13026*).
Paymaster General: letter relative to the proposed sale of
obsolete and surplus clothing to charitable organi-
zations, 825.
Pay of: blll to authorize the withholding of pay of officers,
warrant officers, and nurses to cover indebtedness to
---remarks in House relative to, 3810.
Ration: bills to effect needed changes in (see bills S. 5675*;
H.R. 14438*).
draft of a bill to effect changes in, 2335. ·
Vessels: bill authorizing the decommissioning of all battle-
ships (see bill H.R. 13525).
---bill to increase the statutory limit for repairs and
alterations to capital ships (see blll H.R. 13654).
---bills to increase the limit of cost of one aircraft car-
rier (see bills S. 5498*; H.R. 14243*).
---letter from the Secretary of the Navy transmitting a
draft of a. proposed bill to increase the statutory
limit for repairs and alterations to capital ships, 362.
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NAVY-Continued
Vessels: letter from the Secretary of the Navy transmitting a
draft of a proposed bill to authorize an increase in
the limit of cost of one aircraft carrier, 1712.
---remarks in Senate and a letter from the Secretary of
the Navy relative to vessels to be put out of com-
mission if the 5-percent ctlt in appropriations is
made, 3940.
---remarks in House relative to appropriations for air-
craft carriers, 4842.
---table showing the number of ships laid down or ap-
propriated for since the Washington Treaty (1922),
4721.
Yards and stations: letter from the Secretary of the Navy
relative to disposition of useless papers in the files
of, 3051.
NAVY BAND, remarks in House relative to, 5420.
NAVY DEPARTMENT. See also SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
Amendment and remarks in Senate relative to the proposed
5-percent reductions in appropriations for, 3504.
Bill making annual appropriations for (see bill H.R. 14724*).
Bill to acquire Chappawamsic Island, Va., for the use of (see
bill H.R. 13314).
Conference report on bill (H.R. 14724) making annual ap-
propriations for (H.Rept. 2190), 5346, 5397.
Joint resolutions authorizing sale of obsolete and surplus
clothing at nominal prices for distribution to the needy
(see S.J.Res. 220*; H.J.Res. 500*).
Joint resolution authorizing sale of surplus coal at nominal
prices for distribution to the needy (see H.J.Res. 526).
Letter of Secretary of the Navy transmitting annual report
of purchases of aircraft and aeronautical accessories for
(S.Doc. 144), 37, 59.
Letter from the Secretary of the Navy transmitting a draft
of a proposed joint resolution authorizing sale of obso-
lete and surplus clothing at nominal prices for distribu-
tion to the needy, 151.
Letter of Secretary of the Navy transmitting a list of cases
of relief granted under the naval act of July 11, 1919, 718.
Message from the President transmitting estimate of appro-
priation for (H.Doc. 545), 3823.
Message from the President transmitting an estimate of
appropriation for payment of claims for damages by
collision with naval vessels (H.Doc. 556), .4105.
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 14724) making annual
appropriations for, 4624, 4714, 4720, 4739, 4766, 4815.
Remarks in House on conference report on b1ll (H.R. 14724)
making annual appropriations for, 5420. . State legislatures, 4378.
Remarks in House on House Joint Resolution 500 authoriz-
ing sale of obsolete and surplus clothing for distribution
to the needy, 922. _ Immigration: exemption from quota of fathers and moth-
Remarks in Senate on bill (H.R. 14724) making annual
appropriations for, 5096, 5218, 5298.
Remarks in Senate relative to the proposed consolidation
with the War Department, 3540.
Remarks in Senate and correspondence relative to Senate
Joint Resolution 220 and House Joint Resolution 500
authorizing sale of obsolete and surplus clothing for
distribution to the needy, 742, 824, 918.
Table showing quantities o! surplus and obsolete clothing
available for sale at nominal prices to charitable organi-
zations, 825.
NEBRASKA, memorial of legislature urging legislation to provide
for the free coinage of silver, 2067.
Memorial of legislature favoring sound infiation of the
currency, 2796.
Memorial of legislature relative to bimetallic currency, 3741.
Memorial of legislature urging discontinuance of any fur-
ther appropriations for development of inland waterways,
2796.
Memorial of legislature relative to Mexican migratory labor,
2797, 3741.
Memorial of legislature opposing continuance of the Federal
gasoline tax, 3826.
Memorial of legislature urging passage of bill to liquidate
and refinance farm mortgages, 2796.
Memorial of legislature urging enactment of bUl (S. 1197)
for refinancing agricultural indebtedness, 3657.
Memorial of legislature urging repeal of the Packers and
Stockyards Act of 1921. 3827.
Memorial of legislature favoring the proposed housing, feed-
ing, and clothing of unemployed boys and young men at
military posts, 3994.
Ratification by the legislature of the proposed amendment
to the Constitution of the United States relative to the
terms of the President, Vice President, Senators, and
Representatives, 2328, 2340.
NEBRICH, CAROLINE M., pension (see bill H.R. 13498).
NEEDY, ARMOUR ELLSWORTH, pension (see b111 ~.R. 13587).
NEELY, M. M. (a Senator from West Virginia).
Attended, 3.
Bank-deposits guaranty: telegram relative to, 5447.
Currency inflation: address delivered in New York City on
subject of, 3835. ·
Amendments offered by, to
Treasury-Post omce Departments appropriation bill-salary
exemption !rom executive economy, 3084,
NEELY, M. M.--Continued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Ashcraft, Sarah V.: to increase pension (see bill S.. 5570) ,
4460.
Barker, Ella A.: to pension (see bill S. 5668), 4460.
Barnett, James L.: for relief (see b111 S. 5602), 3588.
Boyd, Rebecca_ Swisher: to pension (see b111 S. 5618), 3745.
Bray, Robert W.: to increase pension (see bill S. 5326),
1266.
Burns, Burk W.: for relief (see bill S. 5130), 233.
Caplinger, Martha: to pension (see bill S. 5344), 1401.
Chapman, D. W.: to pension (see b111 S. 5006), 62.
Cook, Fred: to increase pension (see bill S. 5005), 62.
Cross, Russell C.: for relief (see bill S. 5002), 62.
Fisher, Herbert L.: for relief (see bill S. 5689), 4874.
Flautt, Anna Marie: to pension (see b111 S. 5014), 63.
Fulks, Columbus R.: to pension {see billS. 5011), 6:a.
Gorrell, Margaret E.: to increase pension (see bill S. 5003),
62.
Hannah, Maggie: to pension (see b111 S. 5012), 62.
Hodgkiss, Fred: to pension (see billS. 5619), 3745.
Holtz, Elmira: to increase pension (see bill S. 5327), 1266.
Hyde, Benjamin F.: to pension (see billS. 5404}, 1718.
James River and New and Kanawha Rivers waterway: to
investigate, survey, and make report of the (see S.J .Res.
257)' 4566.
Kennedy, Rose: to pension (see billS. 5013), 63.
Mammoth Cave National Park, Ky.: to amend act establish-
ing (see bill S. 5671), 4460.
Miller, Elmira F.: to pension (see b111 S. 5601), 3588.
Musgrave, Jess: to increase pension (see bill S. 5009), 62.
Plumley, Elisha S.: for relief (see bill S. 5243), 722.
·Pratt. George H.: to increase pension (see bill S. 5004), 62.
Puckett, William: for relief (see bill S. 5228), 675.
Randolph, Cassie: to pension (see bUl S. 5422), 1858.
Reed, Oppie: to pension (see bill S. 5007), 62.
Rice, Stanley N.: to pension (see bUl S. 5010), 62.
Savage, Edward F.: to increase pension (see bill S. 5008), 62.
Srout, Margaret A.: to increase pension (see bill S. 5669),
4460.
Toney, Poindexter: to pension (see bUl S. 5345), 1401.
West Virginia: to amend act to regulate holding of United
States courts in (see bill S. 5536), 2644.
Wilfong, Joseph: to pension (see bill S. 5473), 2131.
Workman, Joshua: to correct military record (see bill S.
5001)' 62.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 1716.
Remarks by, on
Branch banking, 1857.
ers, 5523.
Treasury-Post omce Departments appropriation bill-con-
ference report, 4899.
---salary reduction, 3084, 30&5, 3156, 3161.
Unemployment relief, 631.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
NEELY, MAY E., pension (see bill H.R. 13333).
NEIDIGH, MARY A., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13282).
NEILL, GEORGE, increase pension (see bill S. 5062).
NEILSON, JOHN, relief (see bill H.R. 14161).
NELSON, C. N., relief (see bill S. 5543).
NELSON, J. A., address on Calvin Coolidge delivered by, 4425.
NELSON, JEANE'ITE, pension (see bill H.R. 13966).
NELSON, JOHN E. (a Representative from Maine).
Attended, 5.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 231, 536.
State legislatures, 4211.
Remarks by, on
Black, Herbert G., 2717, 2718.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4509.
Widows Island, Maine, 694.
Votes of.See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
NELSON, JOHN M. (a Representative from Wisconsin),
Attended, 5.
BilLs and joint resolutions introduced by
Armstrong, Joseph: to pension (see b111 H.R. 13699), 476.
Merrick, Marietta B.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
14164)' 1548. .
Peterson, Jennie: to increase pension (see bUl H.R. 13431),
153.
Price, Alice M.: to increase pension (see blll H.R. 13430),
153.
Smith, Mary A.: to increase pension (see blll H.R. 13513),
285.
Spears, Caroline: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13432),
153.
Wilson. Em1ly: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13764),
607.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
NELSON, JOSEPHINE D. M., pension (see blli H.R. 14295).
NELSON, 0. M., letter rel~tive to interlocking directors making
companies afiillates of banks, 2464.
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NEL~ON, SUSAN M., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14445). - NEWSOM, SARAH POOL AND MARY POOL, pension (see bill B.
NELSON, WILLIAM L. (a Repr~entative from Missouri).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by . Tribune relative to the effect of foreign competition in
Castrop, Louisa: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13245), 45.
Clark, Fletcher: to pension (see bill H.R. 13244) , 45.
Moore, Harriett: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13241), 45.
Schulte, Mary: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13479), 230.
Simpson, Rachel: to pension (see bill H.R. 13243), 45.
Sly, Mary C.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13242), 45.
Remarks by, on
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill, 2612.
Farm-allotment plan, 1365, 1366, 1368, 1526, 1596, 1608, 1665,
1688.
Hall, U. S.: death of, 1251.
Seven-point farm-betterment program, 1526.
Twentieth amendment to Constitution: ratification by Mis-
souri of, 2421.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Agriculture:
Adulterated grain: prohibiting admission of (H.Rept. 2002),
3917.
Congressional certificate of merit for 4-H achievement (H.
Rept. 2004), 3918.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
NELSON BROS. BOND & MORTGAGE CO., text of the decision of
the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia in the
suit against the Federal Radio Commission, 166.
NEPOTISM, prohibit the placing of relatives of Members of Con-
gress on the Government pay roll (see bill H.R. 13768).
NEUSE RIVER, N.C., print the report of the Secretary of War on
plans and estimates of cost for improvement of (see H.Res.
306*, H.Doc. 500).
NEVADA, letter from the Attorney General of the United States
relative to the case of the Six Companies, Inc., against
A. J. Stinson, State mine inspector, 4872.
Memorial of legislature urging legislation to authorize the
Reconstruction Finance Corporation to make loans to
schools, 3422, 3658.
Memorial of legislature urging reduction of interest rates on
agricultural and livestock loans, 4457.
Memorial of legislature opposing the bill (H.R. 13558) rela-
tive to mining claims, 4457.
Memorial of legislature remonstrating against the proposed
closing of the United States mint at Carson City, 5293.
Memorial of legislature relative to grazing fees on lands in
national forests, 5436.
Memorial of legislature endorsing George Russell, Jr., for
Secretary of the Interior, 3422.
Memorial of legislature recommending the appointment of
John F. Shaughnessy as an Interstate Commerce Com-
missioner, 5435.
Ratification by the legislature of the proposed amendment
to the Constitution of the United States relative to the
terms of the President, Vice President, Senators, and Rep-
resentatives, 3927, 3990.
NEVILLE, ARTHUR I., relief (see bill H.R. 2157*).
NEWARK, N.J., sale of port of Newark Army base to the city of
(see bills S. 5527; H.R. 13652, 14388).
Letters and statement relative to the Federal home loan
bank at, 999.
NEW HAVEN HARBOR, CONN., report of Secretary of War on sur-
vey of (H.Doc. 479), 40.
NEW JERSEY, memorial of legislature on the subject of national
defense, 4214.
Remarks in House relative to the refusal of the Governor to
extradite an escaped convict from the prison camps in
Georgia, 989, 1009.
NEWMAN, JOHN, relief (see b111 H.R. 10542).
NEW MEXICO, provide for the issuance of patents upon certain
conditions to lands and accretions thereto in (see b111
s. 1624*).
Memorial of legislature relative to cooperation by the Fe -
eral Government with the several States and Territories
for relief of the transient unemployed persons, 3828. ·
Memorial of legislature urging regulation of stock drive-
ways, 3994.
Memorial of legislature urging legislation to allow home
owners to borrow directly from the Government, 5066,
5295.
Memorial of legislature relative to construction of flood-
control reservoirs on the Dry Cimarron River in, 5295.
NEW OUTLOOK (magazine), remarks in House and Senate relative
to certain references to Senators and Representatives ap-
pearing in an article by DavidS. Barry in, 3269, 3306, 3511.
NEWPORT, ROY B., allow to accept foreign testimonial (see bill
H.R. 13845 •) .
NEWPORT (U.S.S), making available to the municipality of Aber-
deen, Wash. (see bills S. 5283*; H.R. 14279).
NEWPORT CONTRACTING & ENGINEERING CO., relief (see bill
s. 4738*).
NEW RIVER, W.VA., survey for a waterway from the James River,
Va., to (see S.J.Res. 257).
147
5280.
NEWSPRINT AND WOOD PULP, letter from the Minneapolis
the paper-mill industry, 2342.
NEWTON, FRANCES E., pension (see b111 H.R. 13066).
NEW YORK (City), remarks in Senate and a report from the In-
terstate Commerce Commission relative to the valuation
of the Grand Central post office bUilding at, 1167.
NEW YORK (State), address delivered by Representative Fish be-
fore the Republican State Convention of, 5620.
Bill to amend act relative to jurisdiction over the taking
of fish and game Within certain Indian reservations in
(see billS. 5302*).
Bill to provide for the appointment of one additional judge
for the eastern district of (see bill H.R. 13028).
Bill to amend act to create the northeastern district of (see
bill H.R. 14182).
Bills to amend act to allow the State to bridge the Hudson
River (see bills S. 5585, 5701*; H.R. 14705, 14787*).
Communication from the Federal Grand Jury Association
for the Southern District of New York urging immediate
settlement of the prohibition question, 750, 1159.
Remarks in House relative to the proposed investigation of
the office of the district attorney for the southern district
of, 3818.
Memorial of legislature urging legislation to authorize Fed-
eral loans to States for unemployment relief, 2027.
Resolution adopted at the mayors' conference urging legis-
lation to permit Federal Reserve banks to rediscount mu-
nicipal loans, 160.
NEW YORK BAY, allow the Interboro Bridge Co. to bridge (see
bills H.R. 14631*, 14787•).
NEW YORK COUNTY LAWYERS' ASSOCIATION, resolution con-
demning the appointment of the Irving Trust Corpora-
tion as receiver adopted by, 2248.
NEW YORK EVENING POST (newspaper), article by W. W. Lynch
relative to the effects of the tarift' on copper appearing in,
2341.
Excerpt relating to the national income of the United
States, 1250.
NEW YORK HARBOR, decision of the Interstate Commerce Com-
mission and an editorial from the New York Herald
Tribune relative to the proposed abolition of free lighter-
age in, 2820.
NEW YORK HERALD TRffiUNE (newspaper), editorial relative to
the proposed granting of independence to the Philippines
appearing in, 257.
Editorial relating to the President's veto of the Philippine
bill appearing in, 1796.
Editorial entitled "The Philosophy of the Senate" appear-
ing in, 488.
NEW YORK PEACE SOCIETY, statement on the subjects of World
Court, the Kellogg-Briand pact, and disarmament adopted
by, 1438.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, miscellaneous pamphlets on the
subject of, 5072.
NEW YORK TIMES (newspaper), article on the subject of branch
banking appearing in, 168.
Articles relative to the use of "wooden money" and "scrip
money" appearing in, 1851. .
Article by Representative Beck on the subject of dry re-
peal by State conventions appearing in, 2419.
Article entitled "Five Peace Groups Join at Philadelphia
in Plea to Instruct Geneva Delegates " appearing in, 3951.
Article relative to the demands for inflation, mortgage mora-
toriums, and reduced taxes appearing in, 3955.
Editorial relative .to the President's veto of the Philippine
bill appearing in, 1796.
NEW ZEALAND, statistics relative to the military forces of, 2173.
N'EZ PERCE INDIANS. See INDIANS.
NIAGARA RIVER, allow Niagara Frontier Bridge Commission to
bridge (see bills S. 5701*; H.R. 14669, 14787•).
NICARAGUA, authorizing an appropriation to pay indemnity to
(see bills H.R. 12744•, 12748*).
B111 authorizing an appropriation to pay the claim of Ben-
Jamin Gonzalez (see bill H.R. 12750*).
Letter of Secretary of the Navy transmitting a copy of a
proposed bill for reimbursement of personnel of the Navy
and Marine Corps for loss of personal property resulting
from earthquake at Managua, 3235.
NICHOLS, RAYMOND AMBROSE, relief (see bill S. 3405*).
NICHOLSON, GEORGE N., reappoint in the police department of
the District of Columbia (see bills S. 5289•; H.R. 13867•).
NICHOLSON, MAUDE G., relief (see bill H.R. 14216).
NICHOLSON, SARAH J., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13268).
NICKERSON, SARAH M. H., pension (see bill H.R. 13598).
NIEDRINGHAUS, HENRY F. (a Representative from Missouri).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Missouri River: to extend time for constructing bridge
across (see bill H.R. 13911), 984.
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NIEDRINGHAUS, HENRY F.-Continued
Petition6 and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 154, 298, 365, 1020.
Societies and associations, 945.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
NIOBRARA RIVER, NEBR. AND WYO., report of Secretary of War
on survey of (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as
public document), 36. ·
NIXON, SIDNEY R., relief (see bill H.R. 14317).
NOANK SHIPYARD, INC., relief (see bill H.R. 4844).
NOBEL COMMITTEE OF THE NORWEGIAN PARLIAMENT, letter
of Secretary of State transmitting a copy of the circular
of, 816, 819.
NOBLE, ARVADA, relief (see bill H.R. 13951).
NOE, ELLA, pension (see bill S. 5440).
NOE, LOT, pension (see blll S. 5108).
NOGALES, ARIZ., letters from the Governor of Arizona and others
remonstrating against the proposed removal of troops
from Camp Stephen D. Little near, 916, 918.
NOLAN, W. I. (a Representative from Minnesota).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Lane, Joseph: for relief (see bill H.R. 13865), 870.
Patterson, John F.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13866), 870.
Remarks by, on
Goodwin, Godfrey G.: memorial address to, 4373.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
NOLDE, WALTER EDWARD, relief (see. bill H.R. 13724).
NOLIN RIVER, KY., report of Secretary of War on survey of
(HDoc. 480), 40.
NOME. See ALAsKA.
NOMINATIONS. See ExEcuTrvl!: NoMINATIONS AND CONFIRMATIONS.
NONINTOXICATING LIQUOR, amendments in Senate to biil (H.R.
13742) to provide for taxation of certain, 2254, 4300.
Bills to tax certain (see bills H.R. 13312, 13361, 13371).
Bill to increase taxes on nonintoxicating vinous liquors (see
bill H.R. 13027).
Bill to increase tax on, and remove the limitation of the
prohibition laws on manufacture, transportation, and
sale of (see bills H.R. 13720, 13742*).
Bill to provide revenue for the District of Columbia by the
taxation of (see bill H.R. 13997).
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 13742) to tax, 566, 745, 789,
798, 805, 806, 807, 809, 810, 812, 814, 845, 851, 860, 865, 868,
1097. . proceedings in criminal cases after verdict (see S.Con.Res.
Remarks in Senate on bill (S. 436) to amend the National
Prohibition Act, 956, 957, 958.
Statement of Senator Walsh of Massachusetts in connection
with a proposed amendment to bill (H.R. 13742) known
as the "beer bill", 3573.
NONSCATTERING SAFETY GLASS, providing that motor vehicles
owned by the United States or the District of Columbia
use (see bill H.R. 14301).
liORBECK, PETER (a Senator from South Dakota).
Attended, 3.
Credentials presented, 365.
Hawes, Harry B.: tribute to, 3239.
Amendments offered by, to
Agricultural appropriation bill (H.R. 13872)-migratory-bird
refuges, 3706. · Barry, David S., 3269, 3271, 3272, 3273, 3274, 3276, 3281,
Glass-Steagall banking bill-bank capital, 2072, 2206.
Radio legislation (H.R. 7716)-station licenses, 3768.
Treasury and Post Office Department appropriation bill-
vocational education, 1402, 1439.
Bflls and joint resolutions introduced by
Aastrom, Anne K.: t-o increase pension (see billS. 5147), 304.
Bank notes: to provide for redemption of certain Federal
Reserve notes, Federal Reserve, and national (see bill S.
6306), 1162.
Chappawamsic Island, Va.: to acquire for use of Navy De-
partment (see b1ll S. 5679), 4566.
Cheyenne River Sioux Indians: to provide for payment of
$10 to each enrolled (see bill S. 5518), 2460.
Emergency financing fac1lities: to amend section 2 of act
to provide (see bill S. 5016), 63.
Jenson, Leslie: for relief (see bill S. 5085), 93.
Lyman, Edward: to pension (see billS. 5146), 304.
Machine guns: to prohibit transportation in the mails of
(see bill S. 5702), 5448.
Missouri River bridge, Neobrara, Nebr.: to extend time !or
construction of (see bill S. 5635), 3932.
Public records: to provide that income, war profits, and
excess profits tax returns shall constitute (see bill S.
5531). 2563.
Seed, feed, and crop production loans: authorizing Secretary
of Agriculture to adjust debts owing United States for
(see bill S. 5148), 304.
Sioux Valley Hospital and others: for relief (see blil S. 5307),
1162.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Banking and Currency Committee: to employ assistant clerk
~y (see S.Res. 287), 65.
NORBECK, PETER--Continued
Motions and resolutions offered by
Mining claims: annual assessment work on-to reconsider,
3855.
Vocational education: to suspend operation of Executive
order relating to (see S.Res. 311), 891.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation btll-agricultural credit agencies,
3702, 3703.
---Federal-aid highways, 3704.
---migratory-bird refuges, 3706.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4178.
Glass-Steagall banking bill, 1416, 1418, 2207, 2510.
Mining claims: annual assessment work on, 3855.
Order of business, 5190.
Radio regulation~onference report, 5204.
Seed, feed, and crop-production loans, 840.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation blll-voca·
tiona! education, 3459.
Vocational Education Board, 891.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Agriculture and Forestry;
Seed, feed, and crop-production loans (S.Rept. 1006), 541.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
NORFOLK-BEAUFORT INLET WATERWAY, improvement of (see
bill H.R. 6184 •).
NORFOLK PROTESTANT HOSPITAL, relief (see bills S. 6194;
H.R. 811*).
NORMAN, LAURA A., pension (see billS. 5320).
NORMAN, MONTAGU (governor of the Bank of England), re·
marks in House relative to, 3093.
NORRIS, GEORGE W. (a Senator from Nebraska).
Attended, 3.
Appointed conferee, 1336.
Tribute in Senate to, 2380.
Amendments offered by, to
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of (H.R. 14359), 5104, 5118.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill
(H.R. 13520) --executive departments: reorganization of,
3539.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of-to amend act provid-
ing (see bill S. 5699) , 5297.
Constitution of the United States: proposing amendment
abolishing the Electoral College to (see S.J.Res. 225), 948.
Correction in enrollment of bill (S. 4020) with respect to
43). 4653.
Missouri River: to construct bridge across (see bill S.
5407)' 1718.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Barry, David S.: to remove from office, 3511.
--- . to suspend from office, 3272.
Loud~back, Harold: to receive House committee appointed
to exhibit articles of impeachment against, 5195.
Simmons, Gladyce W.: to pay to (see S.Res. 372), 4963.
Petitions and papers pre3ented by, from
State legislatures, 3741, 3994.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 3700, 3702.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 4886, 4887, 4888, 4911,
5104, 5118, 5119, 5120, 5121, 5126, 5131, 5132.
3513, 3514, 3515, 3517, 3518, 3519, 3520, 3525, 3526, 3527,
3528.
Beer bill, 960.
Byrd, Richard E., 1157.
California electric-light rates, 1438.
Cloture, 2027.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 3700, 3701.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro
priation bill, 423"3.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 953.
District of Columbia: actions for dam.ages, 4976.
---banking business, 5515.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4002, 4154, 4156, 4160,
4161, 4171, 4174, 4175, 4223.
First deficiency appropriation bill-tax refunds, 1473, 1554,
1637, 1638, 1640, 1641.
Five-day week, 4309, 4311, 4312.
Foreign debts, 5491.
Fort D. A. Russell, 1104, 1105.
Glass-Steagall banking bill, 1331, 1410, 1414, 1418, 1419.
---silver, remonetization of, 2370, 2386, 2387, 2388.
Government economy, 2581, 2599.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Bureau of Efficiency,
4802.
---conference report, 6230, 5231, 5240, 6241, 5242.
---Interstate Commerce Commission, 4797.
International Mercantile Marine Co. mail contract, 5243,
5244, 5300, 5303.
Limitation of debate, 3144. .
Louderback, Harold: impeachment of, 5475.
Mortgage foreclosures: postponement of, 5322.
Order of business, 2733, 4968.
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NORRIS, GEORGE W.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Page, William Tyler: article by, 985.
Philippine independence, 880, 1860.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, 871.
---loans by, 2664.
Revi~ed Statutes: repeal of obsolete sections of, 4972.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 2646,
2665, 3082, 3384.
---Air Mail Service, 2877, 3082, 3083, 3084.
- - - assay offices, 2666, 2667.
---Bureau of Efficiency, 3456.
---executive departments, reorganization of, 3539, 3540,
3541, 3542, 3543.
---executive economy, 3082, 3085, 3087, 3163, 3164. 3165,
3169, 3170.
---salary reduction, 3471, 3496.
- - - Seatrain Co. mail contract, 2739.
Wall Street, 4769, 4772, 4773, 4776, 4777, 4778, 4779.
War Department appropriation bill, 3786.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Judiciary:
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of (S.Rept. 1360), 5448.
Barry, David S. (S.Res. 352), 3511.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
NORRIS, MARY M., pension (see bill HR. 14606).
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, article relative to the sales tax ap-
pearing in, 4743.
NORTH CAROLINA, amend act to regulate holding United States
courts in the eastern district of (see bill HR. 13655*).
Bill to authorize the adjustment of claims to the so-called
"Olmstead lands" in (see bill H.R. 10271 *).
Memorial of legislature opposing Federal excise-tax levies,
5292.
Ratification by the legislature of the proposed amendment
to the Constitution of the United States relative to the
terms of the President, Vice President, Senators, and
Representatives, 1710.
Report from the subcommittee of the Committee on Privi-
leges and E~ections in Senate on the contested-election
case of Pritchard v. Bailey (SRept. 1151), 3289.
Resolution to pay the State treasurer for expenses incurred
on account of the senatorial election contest in (see
S.Res. 346*).
NORTH DAKOTA, memorial of legislature urging legislation for
refinancing farm indebtedness, 1716, 2067.
Memorial of legislature urging the passage of legislation to
stabilize the buying power of money, 4870.
Memorial of legislature relatillg to the farm situation, 5294.
Memorial of legislature urging ratification of the treaty
with Canada for construction of a seaway uniting the
Great Lakes with the Atlantic Ocean, 5435.
Ratification by the legislature of the proposed amendment
to the Constitution of the United States relative to the
terms of the President, Vice President, Senators, and
Representatives, 1931, 1973.
NORTHERN CHEYENNE INDIANS. See INDIANS.
NORTHERN MONTANA AGRICULTURAL AND MANUAL TRAIN-
ING SCHOOL, memorial of Legislature of Montana urging
a grant of land for the benefit of, 4563.
NORTHERN MONTANA COLLEGE, granting certain public lands
to the State of Montana for the use of (see bills S. 5698;
H.R. 14709). . . 2010). 3918.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO., letter relative to freight
rates on potatoes, 2249.
NORTH RIVER BRIDGE CO., repeal the act to incorporate (see
bill H.R. 13461).
NORTHWEST BANCORPORATION, letter favoring the Glass bank-
ing bill, 2093.
NORTHWEST ~fiSSOURI FAIR ASSOCIATION, relief (see bill HR.
6890*).
NORTON, J. N. (a Representative from Nebraska).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Agricultural Marketing Act: to amend (see bill HR. 13310),
75.
Income taxes: providing an additional tax on income from
personal services in certain cases (see bill H.R. 14656),
3991.
Jones, Julia A.: to increase pension (see bill HR. 13782),
666.
Remarks by, on
Crop-production loan, 1888.
See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
Votes of.
NORTON, MARY T. (a Representative from New Jersey).
Attended, 5.
Appointed to National Park and Planning Commission, 5541.
Amendments offered by, to
Congressional automobile tags (bill S. 4123), 296.
Inaugural ceremonies: public protection during (H.JRes.
565)' 3546.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bess, Henry: for relief (see bill H.R. 13433), 153.
District of Columbia--actions for damages: to regulate
bringl.ng of (see bill HR. 13750), 607.
149
NORTON, MARY T.-Continued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
District of Columbia: to amend section 653 of Code of Law
for (see bill H.R. 14204), 1712.
---destitution, to relieve (see bill H.R. 14503), 2943.
---Gaslight Co. merger, authorizing (see bill HR.
13853)' 869.
---property no longer required for public purposes, au-
thorizing sale of (see b111 HR. 14340), 2193.
---Revised Statutes, to amend sections 416 and 417 of
(see bill HR. 13378), 152.
---Richardson, George N., authorizing reappointment in
police department of (see bill HR. 13867), 870.
---taxes on family dwelling houses, payment in quar-
terly installments of (see bill H.R. 14392), 2452.
- - - t o amend the act making appropriations to provide
for the expenses of the government of (see bill
H.R. 14341), 2193.
Presidential inaugural ceremonies in 1933: to provide for
the maintenance of public order and protection of life
and property in connection with (see H.JRes. 565), 2193.
Professional engineering: to regulate the practice of (see
bill HR. 14502), 2943.
Registration board: to create for professional engineers (see
bill HR. 14502), 2943.
Roby, Philip R.: to grant compensation to (see bill HR.
14292) ' 1986.
.Motions and resolutions offered by
Adjourn: to, 296, 3991.
Committee of the Whole, 3977, 3979.
Remarks by, on
Congressional automobile tags, 294, 296.
District of Columbia-amateur boxing, 3979.
---barber shops closed on Sunday, 294.
---clothing appeal for needy, 1776.
---damage claims, notice of, 3988.
---gaslight companies, merger of, 3989.
---insurance business, 3980.
---kidnaping law, 3990.
---Nicholson, George N ., 3985.
---orphan asylums, to incorporate trustees of certain,
3976.
---Potomac School property, 3981.
---property clerks, 5285.
---Revised Statutes: amendment of, 3979.
---sale of Government property, 3979.
---street-raHway corporations: merger of, 3983, 3984.
---streets: closing of certain, 286, 288.
---taxes and assessments on family dwelling houses,
3977, 3979.
---taxicabs, 3984.
---teachers' salaries, 3985, 3987, 3988.
Di~:trict of Columbia appropriation bill-welfare and relief,
4446.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 11, 4513.
Inaugural ceremonies: public protection during, 3545.
Jersey City, N.J.: mayor and aldermen of, 4850.
Street-railway merger, 1325, 1337.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the District of Columbia:
Georgetown Gaslight Co. and Washington Gas Light Co.:
merger of (H.Rept. 2011), 3918.
Street-railway corporations: merger of (H.Rept. 2007), 3918.
Suits for damages against District of Columbia (H.Rept.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
NORTON, NANCY D., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14072).
NORWAY, letter of Secretary of State transmitting a copy of the
circular of the Nobel committee of the parliament of, 81G,
819.
NUISANCE TAXES, remarks in House relative to, 1256.
NUNN, SALLY A., increase pension (see bill H .R. 13071).
NUSSBAUM, ERNEST, relief (see bill H.R. 14723).
NUTTING, H. C., relief (see bill H.R. 13166).
NYE, GERALD P. (a Senator from North Dakota).
Attended, 3.
Appointed conferee, 2135, 3776, 5430, 5466.
Appointed on Joint Select Committee on the Disposition of
Useless Papers in the Executive Departments, 540.
Bonds or charity: radio address by Rev. Charles E. Coughlin
on, 2890.
Credentials presented, 1398.
Interior and Agricultural Departments: proposed consolida-
tion of-reports of Secretaries of the Interior and Agri-
culture relative to, 5430.
Amendments offered by, to
Legislative appropriation bill (H.R. 14562)-reference service,
4807.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation blll (H.R.
13520)-Air Mail Service, 820.
---Bureau of Efficiency, 3454.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Creamery associations: authorizing Reconstruction Finance
Corporation loans to cooperative (S. 5677), 4566.
Mining claims: to regulate service of contest nc;..~ices in all
cases a!Iecting mining locations or (see bill S 5274), 887 . .
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NYE, GERALD P.-Continued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Naval petroleum reserves: leases of-releasing claims of
United States against certain oil companies for (S.J.Res.
253), 3932.
Producers of wheat and cotton: providing for loans by
Reconstruction Finance Corporation to (S. 5587), 3424.
Public lands: to provide for agricultural entry of certain
(see bill S. 5259), 820.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Air mail transport lines: for certain information concerning
aviation companies and (see S ..Res. 312), 952. -
Land-grant dlscriminations, removal of: to concur in House
amendment, 3584.
Bemarks by, on
Agricultural relief: article from Collier's magazine on, 2565.
Aviation holding companies, etc.: investigation of, 5212.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation -b111-Chlldren's Bureau, 4248. _ Barry, David S., 3306.
Glass-Steagall bank1ng bill-branch banking, 2153, 2156.
Land grants: discriminations in certain, 5013.
Legislative appropriation bill-reference service, 4808.
Mining of coal, phosphate, oil, etc.--conference report, 2985.
Treasury-Post Omce Department appropriation bill-Air Mail
Service, 2957, 3067.
---Bureau of Emciency, 3455, 3456.
Yakutat & Southern Railway, Alaska, 5506.
Beports made by, tram
Committee of conference:
:Mining of coal, phosphate, oil, etc. (S. 4509, H.Rept. 1953),
2985.
Committee on Public Lands and Surveys: . 1962.
Agricultural entry of mineral lands (S.Repts. 1061, 1355),
1781, 5297.
Blackwell, Marion F. (S.Rept. 1099), 2131.
Gunnison National Forest, Colo. (S.Rept. 1316), 4963.
Land grants: discriminations in certain, to correct error in
bill relative to (S.Res. 259), 5013.
Los Angeles County, Calif (S.Rept-. 1311), 4962.
Modoc National Forest, Calif (S.Rept. 1312), 4962.
Naval petroleum reserves: leases of (S.Rept. 1223), 3996.
Park system, California (S.Rept. 1247), 4379.
Rap ides Parish, La. ( S.Rept. 1315) , 4963.
Service of contest notices in mining-claims cases (S.Rept.
1060). 1781.
Sprouse, Clive, and Robert 8. Moore (S.Rept. 1314), 4962.
Yakutat & Southern Railway, Alaska (S.Rept. 1313), 4962.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
NYGREN, W. L., relief (see bill 8. 5654).
OATHOUT, ANNIE, increase pension (see b111 H.R. 13120).
OBION COUNTY, TENN., resolutions adopted at a mass meeting of
citizens and taxpayers r,elating to farm mortgages and
balancing the· Budget, 1159, 1160.
OBLIGATIONS TO PAY. See DEBTS.
O'BRIEN, ALICE, relief (see bill H.R. 13904).
O'BRIEN, BARTHOLOMEW LAWRENCE, correct naval record (see
bill s. 5165).
O'BRIEN, DELLA, relief (see b111 H.R. 7128•).
O'BRIEN, . ROBERT L. (chairman Tar11I Commission), extracts
from testimony on equalization of tariff duties given by,
3744.
O'BRIEN, W. S., adjudicate claim of (see bill H.R. 14367).
OCCffiONERO, GEORGE, relief (see bill H.R. 9231•).
OCCUPACIA CREEK, VA., survey of (see b1ll H.R. 13015).
OCEAN-GOING MERCHANTS' FLEET OF PRINCIPAL MARITIME
NATIONS, letter from the bureau of research of the Ship-
ping Board relative to, 37.
OCEAN MAIL SERVICE. See PosTAL SERVICE.
OCEAN MAIL SUBSIDIES, repeal all laws authorizing the grant-
ing of (see bill S. 5119).
O'CONNOR, JOHN J. (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 5.
Chairman Committee of the Whole, 1217, 1296.
Amendments offered by, to
Beer b1ll (H.R. 13742), 845, 857.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation· bill (H.R. 14363) -prohibition enforcement, 2694.
~egislative appropriation bill-funerals o! deceased Mem-
bers, 3408, 3409.
Medicinal liquor: prescribing of (H.R. 14395), 4938.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Constitution of the United States: proposing an amendment
to the eighteenth amendment of (see H.J.Res. 485), 41.
Fur tax: to amend section 604 of Revenue Act of 1932, relat-
ing to (H.R. 14532), 3138.
International Congress of Medicine and Pharmacy: author-
izing President to invite to the United States in 1935 (see
H.J.Res. 504), 363.
Letters patent: to renew and extend certain (see bill H.R.
13943). 1055.
National prohibition act: to amend (see b111 H.R. 13040). 41.
Representatives in Congress: to amend act of 1929 provid-
ing for fifteenth and subsequent decennial censuses and
to provide for apportionment of (see blli H.R. 13462), 230.
O'CONNOR, JOHN J.-Contlnued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Revenue: to provide additional (see bill H.R. 13013), 40.
Revenue Act of 1918: to am.e nd (see bill H.R. 13031), 41.
Revenue Act of 1932 : to amend section 604 of (see bill H.R..
13032). 41.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Adjourn: to, 4956.
Curry, William J.: to pay widow of (see H.Res. 342), 1396.
Medicinal liquor: special order for blll (H.R. 14395) relating
to (H.Res. 382), 4253.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 231.
State legislatures, 2066.
Bemarks by, on
Appropriation. bills: change in committee procedure on, 4816,
4817. .
Balancing the Budget, 343.
Beer bill, 749, 763, 765, 768, 772, 791, 845, 851, 857, 858, 865.
Beer tax, 144.
Cabinet of President-elect Roosevelt, 5042.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5248, 5251.
Crop-production loan, 1886.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2103, 2108, 2109.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill-prohibition enforcement, 2694, 2697.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 12, 4284, 4516.
Farm Loan Act: amendment of, 5183.
First deficiency appropriation bill-tax refunds, 1958, 1961,
Furs: tax on, 5167.
Government purchase of American goods, 1893.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Federal Trade Com-
mission, 3192.
Interior Department appropriation b111-Boulder Dam, 926.
Legislative appropriation bill, 3408, 3409.
---funerals of deceased Members, 3413, 3414, 3415.
Medicinal liquor: prescribing of, 4937, 4938.
Messler, A. C., & Co., 4293.
National Guard of South Dakota, 5176.
Order of business, 4272.
Question of constitutional privilege, 5028.
Reapportionment, 206, 207.
Second deficiency bill, 5039.
War Department appropriation bill--conference report, 5384.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Rules:
Executive orders for c<;msolidation o! Government depart-
ments (H.Rept. 1860). 1778.
Medicinal liquor: special order for b111 (H.R. 14395) relating
to (H.Res. 382; H.Rept. 2048), 4296.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
O'CONNOR, T. V., address on the Shipping Board and the American
merchant marine delivered by, 1148.
ODDIE, TASKER L. (a Senator from Nevada}.
· Attended, 3.
Appointed conferee, 3584, 3770, 3776, 4804, 5012.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1429.
Appointed on Joint Select Committee on the Disposition of
Useless Papers in the Executive Departments, 819.
Boulder Canyon National Reservation: statement before
Senate Committee on Public Lands and Surveys and cor-
respondence relative to, 5295.
Death Valley National Monument, Calif.: letter from Secre-
tary of Interior and memorandum of Director of National
Park Service relative to, 5436.
Hoover Dam: correspondence with William D. Mitchell, the
Attorney General, relative to, 4872.
Post Office Department: business and operation of-address
by Postmaster General Walter F. Brown on the, 4567.
Amendments offered by, to
Agricultural appropriation bill-Federal-aid highways, 3665,
3692.
Gasoline tax (H.R. 14416)-Federal-aid highways, 3745, 3759.
Government supplies: to limit purchases to domestic arti-
cles for, 1858.
Interior Department appropriation bill-Government pur-
chase of American goods, 2461_.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill (H.R.
13 520) -buildings, 3368.
---material and labor furnished to Plains Construction
Co., 1102.
---promotion of apprentices, 3535.
Bills and joint resolutions ~ntroduced by
Death Valley National Monument, Calif.: to extend mining
laws to (see bill S. 5700), 5297.
Fawcett, George, Sr.: to increase pension (see bill S. 5369),
1439.
Hobson, Richmond Pearson: appointment and retirement of
(see bills. 5430), 1858.
Importation: to prohibit the importation of articles !rom
certain countries (see bill 8. 5566), 2958.
Lake Nevada: to give to body of water resulting from
Hoover Dam the name of (see b~ S. 5655). 4300.
 INDEX
ODDIE, TASKER L.-Contlnued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Las Vegas, Nev.: authorizing Secretary of the Treasury to
pay certain subcontractors for material and labor fur-
nished in construction of post offi.ce at (see bill S. 5362),
1401.
Nygren, W. L.: for relief (see bill S. 5654), 4300.
Oxborrow, Mary L.: to pension (see bill S. 5521), 2563.
Wines, Laurinda: for relief (see bill S. 5368), 1439.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Hoover Dam: to investigate certain matters in connection
with construction of (see S.Res. 293), 102.
Recess: to, 2605, 2755, 2893, 3010, 3089, 3183, 3304.
Treasury-Post Offi.ce Departments appropriation bill-to
agree to conference, 3770.
- - - t o ask further conference, 4993, 5012.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
State legislatures, 3422, 5436.
Remarks by, on
Agricultur arappropriatlon bill-Federal-aid highways, 3691,
3692, 3693, 3704, 3705.
Boulder Dam project: investigation of conditions on, 5498.
Economic problems of United States: investigation by Com-
mittee on F:nance of, 2596.
Gasoline tax, 5320.
Government economy, 2650.
Hoover Dam, 4125, 4872.
Mail transportation by motor vehicle, 3667, 3668.
Order of business, 2864, 3183, 3283, 3287, 3304, 3370, 3379,
3440.
Partisan tactics toward legislation, 3450.
Post-office building, Las Vegas, Nev., 5006.
Publishers of second-class mail matter, 4983.
Shuey, Theodore F.: tribute to, 3143.
Treasury-Post Office Departments approprlatl~n bill, 2577,
2652, 2665, 2755.
---Air Mail Service, 2872, 2875, 2877, 2878, 2880, 3061,
3062, 3066, 3070, 3072.
---alien seamen, 3378.
---assay offi.ces, 2665, 2666, 2667.
--buildings, 3367, 3368, 3369.
- - - Bureau of Customs, 3371.
---Bureau of Internal Revenue, 3371.
---conference report, 4890, 4891, 4897, 4899, 5012, 5467,
5469.
---executive economy, 3081, 3144, 3147, 3163.
- - - Government purchase of American goods, 2868.
---mail subsidies, 2593, 2598, 2674, 2735.
- -·-ocean mail service, 3303, 3361, 3363, 3365, 3356.
---officers on foreign service, 3434.
---salary reduction, 3381, 3533.
---tax refunds, 3377.
---vocational education, 3463.
Reports made by, from
Committee of conference:
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill (H.R.
13520, H.Rept. 2073), 4890.
Committee on Appropriations:
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill (H.R.
13520; S .Rept. 1021), 1401.
Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads:
Coolidge, Grace Goodhue: franking privilege to (S. 5387),
1857.
Post Office Department (S.Rept. 1243), 4300.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
O'DEA, JAMES M., remarks in House relative to, 2323.
O'DELL, GROVER CLEVELAND, pension (see bill H.R. 13741).
OFFERMAN, AILEEN M., relief (see bill H.R. 1806*).
OGDEN, KATHERINE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14366).
OGDEN UTAH, place under the jurisdiction of the Department
'of Agriculture the Forest Service building and site at
(see bill H.R. 14790).
Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury transmitting a.
draft of proposed legislation relative to the jurisdiction
over the Forest Service building site and improvements
thereon at, 5061, 5654.
OGILVIE, RICHARD H. (HEIRS OF), relief (see b111 H.R. 14005).
" OH, WHY SHOULD THE SPIRIT OF MORTAL BE PROUD? "
Poem by William Knox entitled, 3925.
OHIO RIVER, authorizing the Sistersville, Ohio, River Bridge Co.
to construct, maintain, and operate a bridge across (see
bill H.R . 14430).
Bills to extend time for construction of bridge across (see
bills S. 5131*, 5701*; H.R. 13665, 13711, 14134*, 14462,
14787*).
OHIO UNEMPLOYED LEAGUE, letter and memorandum on the
subject of unemployment received froin, 5526.
OIL (MINERAL), memorial of Legislature of Wyoming relative to
the price of royalty oils, 3740.
Memorial of Legislature of Wyoming urging an investiga-
tion of the alleged bootleg traffic in, 3995.
Report of the Federal Trade Commission on investigation
of the dumping of foreign oil and gasoline at Detroit,
Mich. (S.Doc. 206), 5192.
Resolution of inquiry relative to (see S.Res. 339).
Statement concerning, 2157.
151
OIL AND GAS, amend act to promote the mlnlng of (s9e bill" s.
4509~). -
Bill for the conservation of (see bill S. 5258).
OIL LANDS, amendment in Senate authorizing appropriations for
protection of interests of the United States in matters
affecting, 4963.
Message from the President transmitting an estimate of
appropriation for expenses of litigation affecting the Elk
Hills oil lands, California (H.Doc. 506), 606.
OKLAHOMA, memorial of legislature urging legislation for ex-
pansion of the currency, 2268.
Memorial of legislature urging legislation to prevent fore-
closure of home mortgages, 4110. •
Memorial of legislature urging reduction of first-class post-
age, 4111.
Memorial of legislature urging repeal of the excise tax on
gasoline, 4111.
Ratification by the legislature of the proposed amendment
to the Constitution of the United States relative to the
terms of the President, Vice President, Senators, and
Representatives, 2328, 2339.
OLCOTT HARBOR, N.Y., report of Secretary of War on survey of,
36.
OLD RIVER CHANNEL, omo, report of Secretary .of War on sur-
vey of (H.Doc. 477), 40.
OLD RONDO CEMETERY, MILLER COUNTY, ARK., authorize
erection of one marker for the graves of 85 Confederate
soldiers buried in (see bill H.R. 11947*).
OLEOMARGARINE, amendment" and remarks in House relative to
the proposed adjustment charge on the m.anufactme of,
1665.
Bill relating to the packing of (see bill S. 4065*). ·
OLIVER, ANDREW J., relief (see bill H.R. 13112).
OLIVER, CHARLOT!' C., pension (see bill S. 5191).
OLIVER, FRANK (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bankruptcy laws: to establish a uniform system of 1n
United States (see bill H.R. 14240), 1883.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 11, 2915.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4512.
Gardiner, Estelle M., 3648.
Government purchase of American goods, 1897.
Method of ratifying constitutional amendments, 127, 128,
130.
Ruling of the Chair, 2698, 2758.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Judiciary:
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of (H.Rept. 2191), 5415.
Votes of.See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
OLIVER, NELLIE, relief (see bill H.R. 8619*).
OLIVER, WILLIAM B. (a Representative from Alabama).
Attended, 5. -
Appointed conferee, 4624, 5360.
Appointed teller, 2697.
Amendments offered by, to
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce and Labor appro-
priation bill (H.R. 14363 j, 2634.
- - - Court of Claims. 2625.
---prisons, 2629, 2757.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce and Labor appro-
priation bill (see bill H.R. 14363), 2243.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Adjourn: to, 2554, 2639.
Committee of the Whole, 2518, 2547, 2554, 2607, 2637, 2681,
2704, 2757, 2769.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce and Labor appro-
priation blll: to disagree to Senate amendments and ask
for conference, 4624.
Recess: to, 2547.
Remarks by, on
Balancing the Budget--President's message, 3335, 3336.
Capone, AI: preferential treatment in prison accorded, 2541.
Departme;nts of Sta~e. Justice, Commerce and Labor appro-
priation bill, 2608. 2613, 2617, 2635.
---aircraft--Liberty motors, 2633.
---Bureau of Investigation, 2608, 2623.
---Bureau of Mines, 2764.
---Bureau of Standards, 2636.
--conference report, 5028, 5030, 5031, 5032, 5033, 5034.
---cooperative offices, 2633.
---courts, 2609. 2610, 2611, 2612, 2624, 2625.
--Employment Service, 2766.
--hospitals, 2612.
---Hydrographic Service, 2704.
---international commissions, etc., 2617, 2618, 2619,
2620.
--Lighthouse Service, 2703, 2704.
---passport agencies, 2617.
---printing and binding, 2763.
---prisons, 2609, 2610, 2624, 2629, 2630, 2681, 2682, 2693,
2703, 2758, 2766, 2768.
---probation offi.cers, 2610, 2632.
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OLIVER, WILLIAM B.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce and Labor appro-
priation bill-prohibition enforcement, 2607, 2682.
2695, 2698, 2697, 2767.
--reductions, 2609, 2610, 2611, 2612, 2613, 2629.
---rent, 2622.
---Steamboat Inspection Service, 2611, 2635.
District of Columbia appropriation bill--conference report,
5615, 5617.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 2622.
Extension of remarks, 2774.
First deficiency appropriation bill--detection and prosecu-
. tion of crimes, 1308, 1309.
Immigration Service, 1316, 1317.
Joint Committee on Veterans' Benefits, 5545.
Limitation of debate, 2761, 2769.
Navy Department appropriation bill, 4723.
---salary reductions, 4827, 4830, 4831.
Order of business, 2519, 2607, 2616, 2682, 2704, 2757, 2769.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans: publicity of,
2539.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill--con-
ference report, 5374.
War Department appropriation bill-officers' retired pay,
2046, 2047.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Appropriations:
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill (H.Rept. 1890), 2242.
Committee of conference:
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priations bill (H.R. 14363, H.Rept. 2103), 4845.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
OLMSTEAD LANDS. See NORTH CAROLINA.
OLSEN, HARRIETI'E, relief (see bill S. 1858•).
OMAHA INDIANS. See INDIANS.
O'MAHONEY, JOSEPH C., letter relative to the proposed transfer
of administration of the public domain from the Depart-
ment of the Interior to the Department of Agriculture,
674.
O'NEAL, EDWARD A. (president American Farm Bureau Federa-
tion), address over the radio relative to the emergency
legislative program of farm organizations delivered by,
3006.
O'NEAL, WTI...LIAM GEORGE, relief (see bill H.R. 13442•).
O'NEIL, EDWARD J., relief (see bill H.R. 1203 •).
O'NEIL, JOHN, relief (see bill H.R. 5989*).
ONONDAGA (revenue cutter), relief of certain former members of
the crew of (see bill H.R. 9357*).
OPEN FORUM, remarks in House relative to,' 647, 1217.
ORANGE, N.J., resolution adopted by the board of commissioners
urging legislation to authorize the issuance of a special
series of postage stamps in honor of Thaddeus Kosciusko,
4564.
ORANGE COUNTY, N.Y., repeal act authorlz1ng the acquisition of
additional land for use as an addition to the West Point
Military Reservation (see bill S. 5627).
OREGON, amend the mining laws applicable to the national forests
in (see b111 S. 5310).
Memorial of legislature urging enactment of bill (S. 1197)
for refinancing agricultural indebtedness, 3657.
Memorial of legislature relative to the bill (H.R. 11816) for
protection of public grazing lands, 4455.
ORENDER, CATHERINE, pension (see bill H.R. 13057).
ORGAN, SPENCER, pension (see bill H.R. 14026).
ORGANIZED RESERVES. See ARMY.
ORTLIEB, OTTO P., article relative to the cost o! electricity writ-
ten by, 1441.
OSAGE INDIANS. See INDIANS.
OSAGE RIVER, MO., report of Secretary of War on survey of
(ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public docu-
ment), 1055.
OSBORN, MASSIE E., pension (see bill S. 5247).
OSBORNE ASSOCIATION, letter !rom the executive secretary rela-
tive to appropriations for prison industries, 4244.
OSIAS, CAMILO (a Resident Commissioner from Philippine Is-
lands).
Address before the Filipino Club on the life o! Jose Rizal
and Filipino liberty delivered by, 1430.
Address on the subject " Philippine Independence Due " de-
livered by, 70.
Philippine independence: address before Filipino Club of
Washington, D.C., on, 4811.
Remarks by, on
Philippine independence, 1095, 1098, 4931.
- - - veto message, 1763. ·
OSMENA, SERGIO. letter relative to the pending Phil1ppine in-
dependence bill, 1909.
OSTERHOUT, ANNA N., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13583).
OSTERHOUT, LUCIUS K., rellef (see bill H.R. 9955•).
OSTERLENK, BERNHARD, article relative to the farm problem
written by, 610.
OSTRANDER, A. L., relief (see bills S. 5334; H.R. 14219).
OTIS, FRANK I., grant an honorable discharge (see bill S. 2519•).
OTOE AND MISSOURIA INDIANS. See INDIANS.
OTTAWA COUNTY, OKLA., authorizing the Secretary of the In·
terior to purchase certain lands in (see bills S. 5427; H.R.
14441).
OTTO, CLIFFORD LAMER, pension (see bill H.R. 14731).
OTTO, FANNIE, pension (see bill HR. 13923).
OUACHITA NATIONAL FOREST, ARK., authorizing the creation o!
game refuges in (see bill H.R. 14266*).
"OUR FEDERAL SYSTEM", article by William F. Montavon en-
titled, 2461.
OVERLAPPING OF' GOVERNMENTAL ACTIVITIES, remarks in
House relative to, 4838.
" OVER THE HILL TO DEMAGOGUERY", remarks in House and
Senate relative to certain references to Senators and Rep-
resentatives in the article by David S. Barry entitled, 3269,
3306, 3511.
OVERTHROW OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
make it a crime to advocate or promote (see bill H.R.
8378).
OVERTON, JOHN H. (a Representative from Louisiana).
Attended, 5.
Remarks by, on
Consolidation o! Government bureaus, 2117.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
OVERTON, JOHN H. (a Senator-elect from Louisiana).
Credentials presented, 79.
Remarks in Senate relative to the proposed investigation of
the election of, 2809.
OWEN, GEORGE A.r relief (see bill H.R. 14274).
OWEN, HENRIETTA V. W., pension (see b111 8. 5266).
OWEN, Robert L. (a former Senator from Oklahoma).
Letter written to Hon. John E. Rankin on the subject of
regulation of money value by, 950.
Letter relative to the bill (H.R. 13012) providing for the
controlled expansion and contraction of the currency, 3099.
Radio address entitled " What is the Matter with the
Country? " delivered by, 1710.
Radio address entitled "Honest Money" delivered by, 2564.
OWEN, RUTH BRYAN (a Representative from Florida).
Attended, 5.
"Last Will and Testament o! a Lame Duck ": poem entitled,
3051.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Fort Marion: authorizing Secretary of War to deed to city
of St. Augustine, Fla. (see bill H.R. 13881), 944.
Payne, Susie E.: to pension (see bill HR. 14526), 3052.
Wales, Charles A.: for relief (see bill HR. 13434), 153.
Remarks by, on
Curtiss, Glenn H., 4288, 4292.
Drake, Lyman D., Jr., 3733.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
foreign air mail, 468.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Foreign Affairs:
Indemnity to China (H.Rept. 1949), 3052.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
OWENS, FRED, adjudicate claim of (see bill 8. 5349).
OWENS, ORA, pension (see bill 8. 5249).
OWYHEE PROJECT, OREGON, remarks in House relative to appro·
priations for, 660.
OXBORROW, MARY L., pension (see billS. 5521).
OXENDINE, ELMER E., pension (see bill HR. 14102).
PABST BREWING CO., mentioned in debate in Senate, 1456, 1458.
PACIFIC COAST JOINT-STOCK LAND BANK, SAN FRANCISCO,
CALIF., letter relative to the b1ll (H.R. 13876) to accept
farm-land securities as the basis for the issuance of
currency, 1234.
PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC CO., authorizing the granting of a
perpetual easement on the site o! the lighter-than-air base
near Sunnyvale, Calif. (see bill S. 5539).
PACKERS AND STOCKYARDS ACT, 1921, memorial of Legislature
of Nebraska urging repeal of, 3827.
PADGETT, RUFFIN, relief (see bill H.R. 8200•).
PADUCAH (U.S.S.), deliver to the Woman's Club of the city of
Paducah, Ky., the silver serVice in use on (see bill S.
4480*).
PAGE, OVID L., pension (see bill H.R. 14255).
PAGE, WILLIAM TYLER, remarks in Senate relative to an article
entitled "Five Big Scenes in the Capitol's Drama" written
by, 985.
PALMER, A. MITCHELL, brief on the method of ratification of
constitutional amendments submitted by, 130.
Excerpts from statements on the subject of prohibition
made by, 776 •
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PALMISANO, VINCENT L. (a Representative from Maryland).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
Beer bill (H.R. 13742), 851.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Scrip: to authorize Secretary of Treasury to issue (see bill
H.R. 14203), 1712.
Remarks by, on
Addison, Emily, 2713.
Anderson, Peter E., 2705.
Beer bill, 851.
District of Columbia--damage claims: notice of, 3988.
---orphan asylums: incorporate trustees of certain, 3976.
---taxes and assessments on family dwelling houses,
3977.
- - - teachers' salaries, 3988.
District of Columbia appropriation bill-public schools,
427.5.
--taxicabs, 4202, 4204.
Medicinal liquor: prescribing of, 4944, 4947.
Prohibition administrator for Maryland-District of Columbia
area, 5636.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the District of Columbia:
Amateur boxing (H.Rept. 1821), 1395.
Code of Laws of District of Columbia: to amend (H.Rept.
1997). 3824.
Female Orphan Asylum, Georgetown (H.Rept. 1886), 2193.
Inaugural ceremonies (H.Rept. 1925), 2722.
Nicholson, George N. (H.Rept. 1859), 1712.
Nonintoxicating liquor: taxation of (H.Rept. 2152), 5061.
Washington City Orphan Asylum (H.Rept. 1886), 2193.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
PALO ALTO (CALIF.) TIMES, editorial on the subject of Veterans'
Claims, 3595.
PAMLICO SOUND, N.C., survey of (see bill H.R. 13308).
Report of Secretary of War on survey of (H.Doc. 485), 40.
PANAMA, declaring it a misdemeanor to entice laborers from the
Isthmian Canal Commission or the Panama Railroad (see
bill H.R. 7503 •) .
Bill relating to market regulations in the Canal Zone (see
b1ll H.R. 7506•).
Bill to provide for the inspection of vessels navigating the
waters of the Canal Zone (see bill H.R. 7508*).
B1ll relating to the postal service for the Canal Zone (see
bill H.R. 7514•).
Bill to establish a customs service in the Canal Zone (see
bill H.R. 7515•).
Bill to amend act to extend certain privileges to officials on
the Canal Zone {see bill H.R. 7518*).
Bill to amend the Penal Code of the Canal Zone at {see
bill H.R. 7519•).
Bill to amend the Code of Criminal Procedure for the Canal
Zone (see bill H.R. 7 520 • ) .
Bills to provide a new Code of Civil Procedure for the Canal
Zone at {see bills H.R. 7521*, 7522*).
Concurrent resolution to correct the enrolled bill (H.R.
7522) to provide a new Civil Code for the Canal Zone at
{see H.Con.Res. 49•).
Letter from the Secretary of State of the United States rela-
tive to the treaty for the settlement of claims against
Panama and the United States, 4383.
Letter from the Secretary of War transmitting a draft of a
proposed b111 to amend the Canal Zone Retirement Act, 40.
Ratification by the Senate of the United States of a treaty
for the settlement of claims against Panama and the
United States, 4381.
PANAMA CANAL, amend the Shipping Act of 1916 with regard to
(see bill S. 4491*).
Bill to amend act providing for construction of {see bill
H.R. 7523 •) .
Message from the President transmitting the annual report
of the Governor of, 157, 228, 229.
PANAMA RAILROAD CO., message from the President transmit-
ting the annual report of directors of, 157, 227, 229.
Remarks in House relative to the disposition to be made of
receipts of, 2438.
PAN-AMERICAN CO., remarks in Senate relative to the contract
for sinking offset oil wells by, 2804.
PAN-AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, authorizing the Presi-
dent of the United States to extend a welcome to {see
S.J .Res. 243 •) .
PAN-AMERICAN PETROLEUM CO., release claims of the United
States upon certain assets of (see S.J .Res. 253 •) .
PAN AMERICAN RAIL-AIRWAYS CORPORATION, remarks in
Senate relative to, 3057.
PANICS. See also BUSINESS DEPRESSIONS.
Speech delivered by Representative Free before the Rotary
Club of Washington, D.C., on the subject of, 3308.
Statements by Senator Hull entitled "Panic Conditions,
Problems, and Remedies ", 65.
PAPER, investigate the feasibility of using paper made from corn-
stalks for printing of the Congressional Record (see H.Con.
Res. 52).
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for purchase of
distinctive paper for United States securities, 348.
153
PAP~ontlnuet!
Remarks in House relative to the manufacture of white
paper from southern pine, 4930.
Remarks in House relative to the proposed investigation on
the feasibility of using paper made from cornstalks for
printing the Congressional Record and other Federal pub-
lications, 5277.
PAPER INDUSTRY. See PuLP AND PAPER INDUSTRY.
PAPER-MILL INDUSTRY, letter from the Minneapolis Tribune
relative to the effects of foreign competition in, 2342.
PARCEL POST SYSTEM. See PosTAL SERVICE.
PARDONS, requesting the President to pardon certain Federal
prisoners (see H.Res. 407).
PARKER, FLORA B., pension {see bills S. 5658; H.R. 14189).
PARKER, HOMER C. (a Representative from Georgia).
Attended, 5. ·
Amendments offered by, to
District of Columbia appropriation bill (H.R. 14643)-Na-
tional Guard, 4444, 4445.
War Department appropriation bill-National Guard, disa-
b111ty benefits to officers of, 2236.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Savannah, Ga.: to convey naval radio station to city of (see
bill H.R. 14639) , 3824. .
United States Georgia Bicentennial Commission: establish-
ing {see H.J.Res. 518), 869.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 477, 1020, 3139, 3419, 3920, 3992.
Societies and associations, 477, 608, 3992, 5063, 5189.
State legislatures, 3920, 4376, 4866, 5668.
Remarks by, on
Burns, Robert Elliott, 989.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bills--prisons, 2630.
District of Columbia appropriation bill-National Guard,
4444.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 22, 4513.
Farm-allotment plan, 1663.
Georgia Bicentennial Commission, 3972.
Georgia prison camp conditions, 989.
Independent offices appropriation bill, 3091.
Laird, Thomas H., 3728, 3733.
Medicinal liquor: prescribing of, 4938.
Naval radio station, Savannah, Ga., 5408.
Oliver, Nellie, 3806.
Tari1I rates, 4067.
War Department appropriation bill, 2049, 2429.
- - - conference report, 5530.
---National Guard, disability benefits to officers of, 2049,
2236.
---pay scale, 2429.
---railroads, 2183, 2187.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
PARKER, JAMES S. (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 5.
Appointed on the Board of Visitors to the Naval Academy,
1615.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Brassington, Elizabeth M.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13783),
666.
Bresnahan, Luella: to pension (see bill H.R. 18616), 3654.
Hepinstall, Barbara M.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13514). 285.
Jordan, Susan A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14786),
5188.
King, Arthur: to pension {see bill H.R. 13765), 607.
Seace, George: to pension (see bill H.R. 13639), 415.
Wright, Addie L.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14546),
3139.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 5359.
District of Columbia-taxicabs, 4100.
Independent offices appropriation bill, 3198.
Tribute to retiring Members, 5546.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
PARKER, L. H., mentioned in debate in Senate, 1475, 1556, 1558,
1562.
PARKER, LAURA, pension (see bill H.R. 14159).
PARKER, MARY L., increase pension {see bill S. 5054).
PARKER, OLEN H., relief (see bill H.R. 9473•).
PARKER, WILLIAM LLOYD, relief of parents of (see bill H.R.
13469).
PARKERS RIVER, MASS., examination and survey of (see bill
H.R. 13490).
PARKS, MARY E., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14738).
PARKS, SARAH C., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13271).
PARKS, TILMAN B. (a Representative from Arkansas).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 4425.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Dollar: to amend sections 314 and 315 of Code of Laws of
United States relating to (see bill H.R. 13793), 718.
Farm loans: authorizing Federal Farm Loan Bureau to re-
finance (see H.J.Res. 515), 718.
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PARKS, TILMAN B.-Continued
Motions and resolutiom offered by
District of Columbia appropriation bill: to recommit, 4448.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 536.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 992.
Cabinet of President-elect Roosevelt, 5042.
Criticisms of Congress, 4820.
Currency revision-Government economies--salary cuts, 275.
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 12.
Farm-allotment plan, 1598. _ Appointed on funeral committee, 414.
First National Bank, El Dorado, Ark., 4851, 4852.
First National Bank, Junction City, Ark., 3232.
Klamath Indian Reservation, 1875.
Mack Copper Co., 3222.
Merchants & Farmers Bank, Junction City, Ark., 3633.
National Bank of Commerce, El Dorado, Ark., 4851.
Seed loans, 1021.
Tariff rates, 4068.
War Department appropriation bill, 2179, 2216, 2308, 2319,
3206.
---laundry facilities at Army posts, 2179.
---national defense, 2064.
---National Guard: disability benefits to officers of,
2050, 2053.
---officers' retired pay, 2054, 2056.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
PARLIAMENTARY GOVERNMENT, remarks in House on, 3813.
PARMELE, MARIA M., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13692) .
PARO, JANE, increase pension (see bill S. 5477).
PARRAVICINO, VICTOR, remarks in Senate and correspondence
relative to acts of injustice practiced by a former Amer-
ican consul at Barbados against, 2101.
PARSONS, ABBIE J., increase pension (see bill H.R. 12466).
PARSONS, CLAUDE V. (a Representative from Illinois).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 5287.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Aldredge, John W.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14455), 2641.
Barrett, William: for relief (see bill H.R. 13766), 607.
Benz, Ernest Henry: to pension (see bill H.R. 14408), 2452.
Etheridge, Grover C.: to pension (see b111 H.R. 13436), 153.
National defense: to provide for the (see bill H.R. 14664),
4106.
Ohio River: to extend times for commencing and completing
construction of bridge across (see bill H.R. 14134), 1547.
Raley, Henry: for relief (see bill H.R. 13592), 363.
Stine, Martha: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13435),
153.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1020.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 1021, 1022.
Cape Cod Canal, 1239.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2115.
District of Columbia-banking business, 5575.
District of Columbia appropriation bill, 3868.
Farm commodities: price levels of, 4753, 4755.
Foreign debts, 528.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Veterans' Adminis-
tration, 3215.
Karch, Charles A.: memorial address to, 4364.
Ocean mail contracts, 531.
Treasury and Post Office Depart~ents appropriation bill-air
and ocean mail contracts, 338, 339.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Territories:
Fairbanks, Alaska, school bonds (H.Rept. 1841), 1546.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
PARTRIDGE, DONALD B. (a Representative from Maine).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Roderick, Arthur David: for relief (see bill H.R. 14370),
2243.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 667.
Societies and associations, 1396, 2244.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
PASSPORT AGENCIES, remarks in House relative to appropria-
tions for, 2616.
PASSPORTS, amend act to regulate issue and validity of (see bill
s. 5197).
Bill to amend law relative to collection of fees for (see bill
H.R. 13718).
Joint resolution concerning the issuance of information
with regard to (see H.J.Res. 588).
Letter from the Crawford County (Pa.) Taxpayers' League
recommending an increased charge on passports to France,
1621.
PATE, JAMES L., relief (see bill S. 207•).
PATE, JOHN, correct mllitary record (see bill S. 6425).
PATENT OFFICE, remarks 1n House relative to appropriations for,
2758.
Remarks in House and correspondence relative to the cost
of printing for, 2761.
Remarks in Senate relative to appropriations for, 4247.
PATERSON, N.J., remarks in Senate and House and a telegram
from the publisher of the Paterson (N.J.) Evening News
relative to reports that Zangara, the assaS.sin, is connected
with the anarchist ring at, 4212, 4213, 4265.
PATMAN, WRIGHT (a Representative jrom Texas).
Attended, 5.
Appointed teller, 3204.
Radio address on the subject of the payment of adjusted-
service certificates delivered by, 532, 1977.
Amendments offered by, to
District of Columbia: taxes and assessments on family
dwelling houses {H.R. 14392.), 3978.
Farm-allotment bill (H.R. 13991)-cotton, 1609.
---providing for an agriculture based upon small farms,
1584.
Independent omces appropriation b1ll-Federal Trade Com-
mission, 3205.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Agriculture: to Uquida te and refinance indebtedness of (see
bill H.R. 13044), 41.
First National Bank of Bagwell, Tex.: for relief (see bill H.R.
14100). 1396.
Income taxes: to amend Constitution with respect to (H.J.
Res. 594), 3735.
Lobbying: to investigate to obtain information for purposes
of legislation against (H.J .Res. 590), 3550, 3581.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3343.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation b111-farm mortgages, 1134.
Balancing the Budget, 3395.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2929.
Boiler-inspection bill, 606.
Caucus on adjusted-service certificates, 1874.
Closing certain streets in District, 287.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 3885.
Conspiracy to continue depression, 2756.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5267.
Currency infiation, 1229, 1230, 1231, 1232, 1819, 3330, 3331,
3887, 3888.
Currency reform study, 1135.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill-antitrust laws, 2620, 2621.
District of Columbia: taxes and assessments on family
dwel11ng houses, 3978.
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 22.
Farm-allotment plan, 1584, 1585, 1609.
Federal Reserve System: improvement of facilities of, 2895.
Federal Trade Commission, 1830.
First deficiency appropriation bill, 1951.
---tax refunds, 1961.
Income-tax returns: secrecy of, 5157.
Independent offices appropriation bill, 3091, 3110, 3216, 3217.
---Federal Trade Commission, 3110, 3111, 3193, 3194,
3205.
---public util1ties, investigation of, 3207.
---Veterans' Administration, 3024, 3025, 3110.
Inflation, 1777, 2330.
Interest rates, 1230, 1231.
Irrigation projects: water users on, 5157.
Lobbying: to investigate, 3550.
Mississippi veterans' benefits, 1237.
National Economy League report, 1231, 1232.
Owen, Robert L.: address by, 1710.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans: publicity for,
2540.
Tariffs and foreign-currency depreciation, 1819, 1822.
Veterans' benefits, 3110, 3111, 5543.
Veterans• relief-money system, 208, 209, 210.
War Department appropriation bill--officers' retired pay,
2055.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the District of Columbia:
Oil and gasoline pipe line (H.Rept. 2176), 5289.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
PATON, THOMAS B., letter relative to interlocking directors mak-
ing companies affiliates of banks, 2464.
PATRONAGE, remarks in House relative to, 4069.
PA'ITEN, WALTER E., relief (see bill H.R. 13903).
PA'ITERSON, BETTIE L., pension (see bill H.R. 13247).
PATTERSON, JOHN F., relief (see bills S. 5141; H.R. 13866).
PATTERSON, LA FAYETTE L. (a Representative from Alabama).
Attended, 5.
Appointed conferee, 4102.
Amendments offered by, to
Addison, Emily (H.R. 9336), 2713.
Theberge, Katherine R. (S. 914), 3634.
Thompson, William B. (S. 284), 2717.
Tilghman, Zoe A. (H.R. 6933), 4285.
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PATI'ERSON, LA FAYE'ITE L.--Conttnued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Linch, MikeL.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14409), 2452.
Pensions: to provide for dependent step-parents of deceased
members of the Regular Establishment (see bill H.R.
13771), 666.
Reavis, Mrs. Willie L.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13784), 666.
Remarks by, on · PEAVEY, HUBERT H. (a Representative from Wisconsin).
Agricultural appropriation bill-cotton, 1057, 1059.
Chicago World's Fair, 3560.
Committee on Claims: work of, 5401.
Coolidge, Grace Goodhue: franking privilege to, 5410.
Cotton-boll weevil, 1246.
Cotton classification, 3549.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 713.
District of Columbia appropriation bill-welfare and relief,
4441, 4442.
Electric power, island of Molokai, Hawaii, 1905.
Farmers & Merchants National Bank, Gilmer, Tex., 3635.
First deficiency appropriation bill, 1952.
---emergency relief, District of Columbia, 1307.
First National Bank, El Dorado, Ark., 4852.
Holmes, William H., 5406.
Humphries, Florence M., 3220.
Interest on public debt, salary cuts, reform program, 1245,
1246, 1247.
Interior Department appropriation bill-conference report,
4182.
Irrigation projects: water users on, 5152.
Jenkins, W1lliam L., 3816.
Lackey, Oscar F., 4852.
Legislative appropriation bill--document room, 3411.
Little Rock College, Little Rock, Ark., 3717.
Merchants & Farmers Bank,. Junction City, Ark., 3634.
Milling of coal, phosphate, oil, etc., 1881.
Mississippi River bridge, 695.
Missouri River bridge, St. Charles, Mo., 1903.
Monongahela River toll bridge, Pittsburgh, 1902.
Moran, John J., 2712.
National military parks, etc.: protection of, 5168.
Occhionero, George, 2707.
Omn1bus pension bill, 4857.
Order of business, 3546.
Park system, Californ1a, 5391.
Reapportionment, 207.
Reed, Sard S., 3636.
Refunding long-term bonds, 1248.
Sperry Gyroscope Co., Inc., of New York, 2714.
Standard Dredging Co., 2719.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appro1Jriation bill--de-
livery services, 460.
Two-cent postage rate restoration, 1240.
Valedictory address, 5663.
War Department appropriation bill, 2236.
---adjutants general of States, 2327.
---post exchanges, 2441.
Warrant officers, United States Army, 1873.
Wild-life conservation, 692.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
PATTERSON, ROSCOE C. (a Senator from Missouri).
Attended, 3.
Appointed conferee, 4804.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bermi, Sadie: for relief (see bill S. 5323), 1266.
Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations: authorizing and directing
Secretary of Interior to enroll certain claimants on tribal
rolls of (see bill S. 5171), 367.
Motio?W and resolutions offered by
Missouri River bridge: to concur in House amendment (S.
5232) , 2245.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Military Affairs:
Huff, Price (S.Rept. 1294), 4874.
Mobile National Cemetery, Ala. (S.Rept. 1025), 1439.
Otis, Frank I. (S.Rept. 1020), 1401.
Plattsburg Barracks Military Reservation (S .Rept. 1028),
1439.
Protection of national military parks and memorials
(S.Rept. 1027), 1439.
Surplus real estate of the War Department (S.Rept. 1029),
1439.
Vauthier, Louis, and Francis Dohs (S.Rept. 1026), 1439.
Committee on Mines and Mining:
Assessment work on mining claims (S.Rept. 1019), 1401.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
PATTERSON, W. W., letter relative to branch banking written by,
2146.
PATTON, DOLLY, pension (see bill H.R. 13289).
PAULY, A. A., letter relative to unemployment relief written by,
887.
PAYNE, ESTHER K., pension (see billS. 5567).
PAYNE, JOSEPH, relief (see bill H.R. 14525).
PAYNE, SUSIE E., pension (see bill H.R. 14526).
PEABODY, GEORGE FOSTER, letter on the railroad situation
written by, 1722.
155
PEANUTS, amendment and remarks in House relative to produc-
tion and price of, 1661, 1665, 1670, 1685, 1690.
PEARL RIVER, allow Marion County, Miss., to bridge (see bills
S. '5260*; H.R. 13751).
PEARSON, MRS. LONIE, pension (see bill H.R. 14654).
PEASLEE, ARLINGTON, relief (see bill H.R. 14354).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Behrens, Henry A.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13554, H.J.Res.
488), 76, 298.
Foss, Frederic: for relief (see bill H.R. 13553), 298.
Lamon, D. E.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14236), 1779.
Phillips Creamery Co., Inc.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13344),
76.
St. Germain, Sarah: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13345),
76.
Remarks by, on
Ammunition: transfer of, 3556.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Indian Affairs:
Arconge, Victoria (H.Rept. 1857), 1712.
Kickapoo Indian lands, Oklahoma (H.Rept. 1901), 2639.
Committee on War Claims:
Simmons, Frank J. ( H.Rept. 1794), 534.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
PECKHAM, THOMAS HAMILTON, pension (see bill H.R. 14498).
PEEDEE RIVER, S.C., extend time for construction of bridge
across (see bill H.R. 13372*).
PEEPS, EDITH, relief (see bill H.R. 14547).
PENAL INSTITUTIONS, remarks in House relative to appropria-
tions for, 2629.
PENDLETON, IRVIN, relief (see blll H.R. 10778*).
PEND OREILLE LAKE, IDAHO, authorize the construction of a
bridge across (see bills H.R. 13956, 13974*).
PENITENTIARIES. See PRISoNs.
PENNINGTON, EDWARD, relief (see bill H.R. 14680).
PENNOCK, ROBERT M., relief (see bill H.R. 14045).
PENNSYLVANIA, issue duplicate of lost check to the Department
of Forests and Waters of the Commonwealth of (see bill
s. 4274*).
Letters from ba:nkers and a report for the committee of the
bankers' association respecting branch banking, 1264.
Letter from Raymond M. Steele relative to the propo~ed re-
duction of appropriations for maintenance of National
Guard organizations in, 1437.
Letters from the Governor and a memorandum from Walter
J. Kress relative to election of Senators in, 5426, 5427.
Memorial of legislature opposing the proposed reduction of
appropriations for the armed forces of the United States.
4789.
Remarks in Senate and correspondence relative to labor
conditions in the bituminous-coal fields of, 723.
PENNSYLVANIA CANNERS ASSOCIATION, letter relative to in-
spection of canned fruits and vegetables, 3688.
PENSACOLA BAY-CALOOSAHATCHEE RIVER WATERWAY, re-
port of Secretary of War on survey of, 1833.
PENSACOLA MILITARY RESERVATION, FLA., authorize the Sec-
retary of War to dispose of the remaining portion of (see
bllls S. 5438; H.R. 14280).
Letter of Secretary of War transmitting a draft of a proposed
bill to sell the remaining portion of, 1832.
PENSIONS, amendment in Senate relative to pensions for em-
ployees of the United States, 1623.
Bill granting pensions and increase of pensions in certain
specified cases (see bill H.R. 12124).
Bill to provide pensions to dependent step-parents of de-
ceased members of the Regular Establishment (see bill
H.R. 13771) .
Letter from the Chamber of Commerce of the United States
relative to a circular sent out by the National Tribune on
the subject of widows' pensions, 3663.
Resolutions adopted by veterans' organizations at Coving-
ton, Ind., opposing reduction of pensions of war veterans.
946.
PER CAPITA TAXES, table for certain cities, 4192.
PERDEW, FRANCIS A., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14115).
PERKINS, CONSTANTINE N., place on retired list of Navy (see
bill s. 5490) .
PERKINS, D. A., relief (see blll H.R. 13947).
PERKINS, DANIEL W., relief (see blll H.R. 13789).
PERKINS, ELIZABETH W., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14008).
PERKINS, RANDOLPH (a Representative from New Jersey).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Stagg, Mary E.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14767).
4865.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 818, 870, 1356, 1908, 4866.
Societies and associations, 818, 1356, 2556.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
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PERLEY, LAURA B., pension (see bill H.R. 13130).
PERMANENT COURT OF INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE, report of
the Women's Bar Association of the District of Columbia '
relative to the protocol of (S.Doc. 209), 5244. ·
PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS, authorize the issuance
of bonds for the carrying out of (see bill S. 5087).
PERRINE, HENRY C., relief (see bills S. 2231*; H.R. 554*).
PER!.I!Y, MARY, increase pension (see blil H.R. 13134).
PERRY'S VICTORY MEMORIAL COMMISSION, message from the
President transmitting the annual report of, 158, 227, 229.
PERSHING, JOHN J. (General, United States Army, retired),
cablegrams dated August 8 and September 24, 1917, urg-
ing ritl.e practice by the troops before embarking for
France, 2325.
Remarks in House relative to pay and allowances of, 2055.
PERSON, SEYMOUR H. (a Representative from Michigan).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutiom introduced by
Beedy, Ella: to pension (see bill H.R. 13593), 363.
Graham, Sarah K.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13913). 985.
( Kosciusko, Thaddeus: authorizing issuance of special post-
age stamp in honor of (see H.J.Res. 525), 944.
Splane, Mary: to increase pension (see b111 H.R. 13912), 985.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 48, 231, 945, 1259, 3582, 3992, 4556, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE & WASHINGTON RAILROAD CO.,
4958, 5416.
Societies and associations, 1779, 4957, 5189, 5426.
State legislatures, 4556, 5426.
Votes. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
PESQUERA, JOSE L. (a Resident Commissioner from Puerto Rico).
BiUs .and joint resolutiom introduced by
Ballesteros, Carlota: for relief ( se~ bill H.R. 13515), 285.
Menendez, Maria Mira: for relief (see bill H.R. 13928), 1019. PHILADELPIDA RAPID TRANSIT AIR SERVICE, remarks 1n Sen-
Porto Rico: to amend joint resolution for relief of (see H.J.
Res. 543) , 1395. · PHILATELY, facilitate pursuit of avocation of (see bill HR.
Puerto Rico: to amend act of 1917 providing civil govern-
ment for (see bill H.R. 14081), 1395.
---for relief of (see H.J.Res. 538), 1326.
- - - t o authorize erection of Veterans' Administration
home in (see bill H.R. 13717), 534.
- - - t o validate an act of the fourth special session of the
twelfth Legislature of Puerto Rico relative to the
guaranty for repayment of certain loans made to
agricultural credit corporations of (see H.J Res.
539). 1355.
- - - t o validate an act of the Legislature of Puerto Rico
authorizing the Governor to guarantee repayment
of loans made by Reconstruction Finance Corpora-
tion to the agricultural credit corporation of (see
H.J.Res. 564), 2193.
United States: to amend the act to permit the United States
to be made a party defendant in certain cases (see bill
H.R. 14379), 2336.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Insular Afl'airs:
Puerto Rico: Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans to
(H.Rept. 1976), 3419.
PETERS, EARL M., relief (see bill H.R. 13396).
PETERSBURG HARBOR, ALASKA, report of Secretary of War on
survey of (H.Doc. 483), 40.
PETERSBURG NATIONAL MILITARY PARK, VA., remarks in
House relative to appropriation for, 2430.
PETERSON, JENNIE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13431).
PETERSON, MARY E., pension (see bill H.R. 14621).
PETREUSKI, JAKE, relief (see bill S. 5353).
PETROLEUM, increase import duties on (see bill H.R. 13491}.
Bill relating to the labeling of (see bill H.R. 14179).
PETROLEUM INDUSTRY, inquiry relative to the cause of the
recent cut in the price of petroleum and petroleum prod-
ucts (see SRes. 339).
Statement concerning, 2157.
Statement relating to the recent cut in the price of
petroleum, 4960.
PETRUCELLI, MICHAEL, relief (see b111 H.R. 14155).
PETTENGILL, SAMUEL B. (a Representative from Indiana).
Attended, 5.
Government in business and taxation: radio address on,
4102.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Pulaski, Casimir: directing the President to proclaim Octo-
ber 11 of 1933 General Pulaski's memorial day for observ-
ance of death of (see H.J.Res. 541), 1395.
Stamped money certitl.cates: to provide for issuance o! (H.R.
-14757)' 4767.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill-corn borer, 1133.
Bank-deposits guaranty, 5396.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5263.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4521.
Farm-allotment plan, 1591.
Indians: allotments of deceased, 4541.
Laird, Thomas H., 3728.
Lake of the Woods, 4536.
PETTENGILL, SAMUEL B.-Continued
Remarks by, on
National banking associations: powers of Comptroller of the
CUrrency respecting, 5023.
Treasury and Post Ofiice Departments appropriation bill-
parcel post-postal savings, 458.
Reports made by, from
Commit tee on Military Afl'airs:
HughS. Cumming, John D. Long, and Clifford R. Eskey: to
allow to accept foreign decorations (H.Rept. 2154), 5062.
Kroegel, Frank (H.Rept. 2101), 4865.
Sherman, William M. (H.Rept. 2100), 4865.
Westcott, James E. (H.Rept. 2099), 4865.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
PETTIGREW, ADA, pension (see bill H.R. 13088).
PHAIR, GEORGE E., poem entitled "Why?" written by, 4747.
PHILADELPHIA, PA., dedicate a certain tract of land to the city
of (see b111 H.R. 2771 •) .
Bills to purchase site for public building at (see bills S.
5209; H.R. 13563, 13748).
Letter from the Secretary at the Navy transmitting a re-
quest to restore the limit of cost for construction of
naval hospital buildings at, 362.
List of articles manufactured at the quartermaster depot
of the Army at, 2423.
authorize sale of certain land in Harford County, Md., to
(see bill S. 567*). ·
PHILADELPHIA MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE, letter fro.m the Post-
master General relative to the proposed mail subsidy con-
tract with, 5447.
Remarks 1n Senate relative to mail contracts with, 5231.
ate relative to, 3058.
14131).
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, address delivered by Resident Commis-
sioner Camllo Osias at the Filipino Club of Washington,
D.C., relative to the independence of, 4811.
Address over the radio delivered by Manuel Roxas on the
subject of independence for, 1446.
Address delivered by Jacob Gould Schurman on the subject
of independence for, 1171.
Amendments in Senate to bill (H.R. 7233) to grant inde-
pendence to, 100, 162, 177, 254, 256.
Analysis of the question of Philippine independence pre-
pared by Senator Pittman, 624.
Article by James Morgan relative to the ending of the
United States regime in, 1444.
Article by Jacob Gould Schurman favoring independence
for, 101.
Bill to grant independence to (see bill H.R. 7233*).
Communication from the legislative commission from the
Philippines relative to a proposed amendment to provide
for the payment of certain gratuities or pensions to
American otficials and employees in, 178.
Conference report on· bill (H.R. 7233) providtng for the in-
dependence of (H.Rept. 1811), 876, 1021.
Editorials appearing in the Minneapolis Tribune on the
subject of independence for, 384.
Editorial appearing in the New York Herald Tribune rela-
tive to the proposed granting of independence to, 257.
Editorial appearing in the New York Herald Tribune en-
titled "The Philosophy o! the Senate", 488.
Editorials appearing in the New York Times and the New
York Herald Tribune relative to the President's veto of
the bill (H.R. 7233) to grant independence to, 1796.
Editorial appearing in the Washington Daily News on the
subject of independence for, 378.
Health rules for the school and home in, 1087.
Joint resolutions to provide for the return of unemployed
Filipino residents in the United States to (see H.J.Res.
549, 577*).
Letter from the Merchants' Association of New York re-
monstrating against bill (S. 3377) to grant independence
to, 258.
Letters from members of the President's Cabinet on the
subject of independence for, 1925.
Letter signed by Sergio Osmena and Manuel Roxas, and an
address delivered by Marcial P. Lichauco relative to grant-
ing independence to, 1909.
Memorandum on provisions in bill protecting American
sovereignty and citizens in, 623.
Memorandum by Benigno S. Aquino relative to pending leg-
islation on the subject of independence for, 1098.
Memorial of the National Grange and seven other farm or-
ganizations on the subject of independence for, 387, 427,
550.
Memorial urging an immediate tariff duty on coconut oil
and copra imported from, 550.
Papers by Representative Hare, of South Carolina, relative
to conditions in, 180.
Paper by Judge F. C. Fisher on the constitutional power of
Congress to withdraw the sovereignty o! the United States
over, 197.
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PffiLIPPINE ISLANDS-Continued
Petition of the legislative commission from the Philippines
relative to imports into the United States of free sugar
from, 160.
Quotations from the Presidents of the United States relative
to granting independence to, 547.
Remarks in House on the subject of independence for, 70,
989, 1006, 1161, 1771.
Remarks in House on conference report on bill (H.R. 7233)
to grant independence to, 1075, 1080.
Remarks in House on veto message from the President on
bill (H.R. 7233) to grant independence to, 1759, 1761.
Remarks in Senate relative to the authority of Congress to
alienate sovereignty over, 185, 258, 270, 489.
Remarks in Senate on bill (H.R. 7233) to grant independ-
ence to, 100, 176, 254, 270, 308, 325, 372, 424, 447, 483, 537,
544, 612, 624 687.
Remarks in Senate on conference report on bill (H.R. 7233)
to grant independence to, 880.
Remarks in Senate on veto message of the President on bill
(H.R. 7233) to grant independence to, 1782, 1800, 1835,
1359, 1909, 1911.
Resolutions adopted by certain Provincial boards of Negros
Occidental relative to free entry into the United States
of sugar produced in, 229.
Speech of Representative Hare, of South Carolina, before
the Philippine Legislature on the subject of independence
for, 291.
Statement by Jacob Gould Schurman on the subject of in-
dependence for, 392.
Table showing American investments in, 391.
Table showing total investments in the sugar industry in,
1086.
Text of an act of the legislature to raise revenue for, 2976.
Text of House Report 806, bill H.R. 7233, and a statement
by Maximo M. Kalaw relative to granting independence
to, 108~ 1091, 1093.
Veto message of the President of the United States n:nd
passage by the House over the veto of the bill (H.R.
7233) to grant independence to (H.Doc. 524), 1759.
PHILLINGER, GEORGEANNA, increase pension (see bill S. 5400).
PHILLIPS, HAL PAUL, brief sketch of the life of Robert E. Lee
written by, 2100.
PHILLIPS, MARGARET, pension (see bill H.R. 14404).
PHILLIPS CREAMERY CO., INC., relief (see bill H.R. 13344).
PHOENIX:, ARIZ., authoriza sale of land on the Camp McDowell
Reservation to the city of (see bill S. 1438•).
Memorial of Legislature of Arizona urging the use of tufa
stone in construction of public building at, 3422.
PHOSPHATE, amend act to promote the mining of (see bill S.
4509•).
Resolution to investigate production costs of (see S.Res.
298).
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS HOSPITAL, LTD., relief (see bill
H.R. 14285).
PICKARD, ELIZA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14635).
PICKINPAUGH, NIRA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13621).
PIERCE, ELLA, pension (see bill H ..R. 13829).
PIERCE, JOHN, relief (see bill H.R. 13075).
PIERCE, MARGARET E., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13495).
PIERRE, PETER, relief (see bill S. 4994).
PIMA COUNTY, ARIZ., communication from the board of super-
visors relative to recognition of services of World War
veterans, 3929.
PINCHOT, GIFFORD (Governor of Pennsylvania), statements
concerning labor conditions in the bituminous-coal fields
of Pennsylvania issued by, 723.
PINE RIDGE AGENCY. See INDIANS.
PINETTE, OSCAR, relief (see bill S. 5029).
PINK BOLLWORM, remarks in House relative to appropriation for
control of, 1137.
PITKANEN, JOHN, relief (see bill H.R. 4067).
PITTENGER, WILLIAM A. (a Representative from Minnesota).
Attended, 5.
Amendments offered by, to
Davis, Donna M. (H.R. 11460), 4861.
Ford, W. B. (H.R. 7687), 3219.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Rudolph, Della M. C.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13944),
1056.
Wounded war veterans: granting a Civil Service status to
(see bill H.R. 13030), 41.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill-Forest Service, 1074.
Allegheny Forging Co., 4854.
Ames, William H., 3644.
Bethel Cemetery Co., 3645.
Boston Store Co., 2722.
But!er, Robert R.: tribute to, 4368.
Cates, C. A., 2720.
Chinsky, William, 3219.
Chippewa Indians, 1885.
157
PITTENGER, WILLIAM A.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Currency inflation, 4080.
Davis, Samuel C., 4285.
Disbursing officers, United States Army, 3730.
Goodwin, Godfrey G.: tribute to, 4372.
Granger, Charles T., 3721.
Harbinson, M. J., 2713.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Civil Service Com-
mission, 3134.
Jelovac, Pete, 2708, 3218.
Lake of the Woods, 4536.
Larkin, Earl V., 4859, 4860.
Lebert, M. J., 3805.
McKee, Howard, 3645, 3646.
Martin-Walsh, Inc., 4860, 4861.
Monumental Stevedore Co., 4295.
Pitanken, John, 3803.
Reithel, William A., 4289, 4290.
Rollo, Frederick S., 2711.
Standard Dredging Co., 2719.
St. Lawrence Waterway, 1976.
Swearingen, Nannie, 5402.
Tariffs and foreign currency depreciation, 1819, 1820, 3899,
3902, 3905.
Thompson, William B., 2717.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Army: certain disbursing officers of (H.Rept. 1943), 2943.
Bodkin, Arabella E. (H.Rept. 1822), 1395.
Booth Fisheries Co. (H.Rept. 2131), 4956.
Bosworth, William E. (H.Rept. 2121), 4956.
Chicago, North Sl;lore & Milwaukee Railroad Co. (H.Rept.
2123) ' 4956.
Dean, Wade (H.Rept. 2113), 4956.
Disbursing officers, United States Army (H.Rept. 2120), 4956.
Duke, Ellis (H.Rept. 2112), 4956.
Dumas, Joseph (HRept. 2114), 4956.
Federal Reserve bank, Richmond, Va. (H.Rept. 2124}, 4956.
Glasscock, Hunter B. (H.Rept. 2137), 5061.
Great American Indemnity Co. of New York (H.Rept. 180:1},
816.
Higgins, T. Perry (H.Rept. 1866), 1833.
James, Robert B. (H.Rept. 2119), 4956.
Lee, Gale A. (H.Rept. 2122), 4956.
Lennon, Laurence R. (H.Rept. 2136}, 5061.
Meyer, C. 0. (H.Rept. 1802), 665.
Pendleton, Irvin (H.Rept. 2117), 4956.
Pollino, Catterina (H.Rept. 1801), 665.
Rockwell, Mary A. (H.Rept. 1834), 1435.
Saffran, Arthur R. (H.Rept. 2127), 4956.
Schutte & Koerting Co. (H.Rept. 1825), 1395.
Sinks, Mary Byrkett (H.Rept. 1970), 3342.
Smith, Julia E. (H.Rept. 1968), 3342.
Spector, Frank (H.Rept. 1946), 2943.
Trenthart, Nellie E. (H.Rept. 2125), 4956.
Welty, M. R. (H.Rept. 1942), 2943.
Wright, Eleanor and William (H.Rept. 1947), 2943.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
PITTMAN, KEY (a Senator from Nevada).
Attended, 3.
Address on the subject of commodity prices and silver prices
delivered by, 479.
Analysis of the Philippine independence question prepared
by, 624.
Appointed conferee, 687.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1358, 5416.
Appointed on Joint Select Committee on the Disposition of
Useless Papers in the Executive Departments, 540.
Hawes, Harry B.: tribute to, 3238.
Silver-money problem: statement before House Committee
on Coinage, Weights, and Measures relative to, ::!259.
Amendments offered by, to
Philippine independence (b111 H.R. 7233), 636.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Munn, Fred M.: for relief (see bill S. 5340), 1401.
Silver: payment by Great Britain of debt installment in (see
bill s. 5636) ' 3955.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
State legislatures, 4457.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill-canned goods, 3690.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 4394.
Crop surpluses and their control, 106.
Currency inflation, 3259, 4401, 4406, 4573, 4574.
Mining claims: contest notices in, 3675.
Philippine independence, 270, 310, 315, 316, 319, 323, 325,
372, 373, 374, 376, 377, 378, 390, 393, 438, 439, 442, 443,
486, 494, 613, 614, 615, 618, 619, 627, 629, 630, 636, 687,
884, 1171, 1921.
Silver: payment by Great Britain of debt installment in,
3953, 3954.
---remonetization of, 3954.
Tariff and foreign currency depreciation, 3258, 3259.
Treasury-Post Office appropriation bill-executive economy,
3505.
---furlough, 3427.
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PITI'MAN, KEY-Continued
Remarks by, on
Treasury-Post Office appropriation bill-mall subsidies, 2803.
---Pan American Co. contract, 2804.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4400, 4401.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
PI'ITMAN, LIZZIE, relief (see bills S. 4327*; H.R. 11194*).
PITTSBURGH PA., communication from the First United Presby-
terian' Church remonstrating against repeal of the eight-
eenth amendment, 1160.
PITTSBURGH CENTRAL LABOR UNION, resolution protesting
against the continuance of the furlough provision 1n the
economy law, 95.
PI'ITSBURGH (PA.) PRESS, article relative to wage cuts in the
steel industry appearing in, 3588.
PITZER, IVY, pension (see bill H.R. 13838).
PLAINS CONSTRUCTION CO., amendment in Senate providing
for relief of subcontractors, labor, and material men who
suffered losses through· the defaulting of, 1102.
PLANT QUARANTINE, remarks 1n Senate relative to, 1645.
PLATEAU VALLEY NATIONAL FARM LOAN ASSOCIATION OF
COLORADO, resolution urging a decrease in the interest
rate on farm mortgages adopted by, 3660.
PLAT!', EDMUND, article on the need of branch banks written
by, 1440.
PLATI'SBURG BARRACKS MILITARY RESERVATION, N.Y., au-
thorize adjustment of a part of the western boundary line
of (see bills S. 5270*; H.R. 13880).
Bills to authorize sale to the Plattsburg National Bank &
Trust Co., a portion of (see bills f:$. 5661; H.R. 14678).
Letter of Secretary of War transmitting a draft of a pro-
posed bill to authorize the adjustment of a portion of the
boundary line of, 869.
PLAYA DE FLOR LAND & IMPROVEMENT CO., relief (see billS.
3477*).
PLUM ISLAND, MASS., examination and survey of (see bill H.R.
13490).
PLUMLEY, ELISHA S., relief (see bill S. 5243).
PLUMMER, PEARL, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14637).
PLUMMER, SARAH JANE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13732).
POCOCK, MARY A., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13217).
POCONO PINES ASSEMBLY HOTELS CO., message from the
President transmitting a judgment of the Court of Claims
in the case of (S.Doc. 213), 5433.
Report of the Court of Claims on claim of, 40, 60.
•• POINTS OF INTEREST IN THE NATIONAL CAPITAL", print
paper entitled (see S.Res. 354*; S.Doc. 183).
POINTS OF ORDER IN SENATE, ruling of the Chair on a point
of order against two amendments proposing to grant
authority for a 5-percent reduction in appropriations for
the Treasury and Post Office Departments, 3086, 3144.
Ruling of the Chair on a point of order against an amend-
ment relating to appropriations for crop-production loans,
3284.
POISONS, statement by Prof. Yandell Henderson relative to alcohol
as a volatile poison, 752.
POKORNY, ANNA, relief (see bill S. 3147*).
POLAND, statistics relative to the military forces of, 2173.
POLING, AMOS B., pension (see bill S. 5175).
POLING, MARY M., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13704}.
"POLITICIANS OR STATESMEN", editorial from the Herald,
Jack.sonviile, Fla.., entitled, 724.
POLK, JAMES G. (a Representative from Ohio).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bradford, Hester A.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13785), 666.
Copas, Levi: to pension (see bill H.R. 13438), 153.
Evans, Samuel: to pension (see bill H.R. 13437), 153.
Monroe, Flora A.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13439), 153.
Pitzer, Ivy: to pension (see bill H.R. 13838), 817.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
POLLEY, ALBERT, relief (see bill H.R. 13053).
POLLINO, CATTERINA, relief (see billS. 1738*).
POLLOCK, FRANK ALBERT, pension (see billS. 5092).
POOL, ZACK, pension (see bill H.R. 14747).
''POOR MAN PAYS THE Bll..L ", excerpts from a statement pub-
lished by the Country Editor Publishing Co., Inc., entitled,
4217.
POORE, LAURA B., pension (see bill H.R. 13140).
POPE, ANDREW EMMET!', relief (see bill H.R. 14509).
POPE, CURTIS, relief (see bill H.R. 13478). .
POPE, JAMES P. (a Senator-elect from Idaho).
Credentials presented, 1147.
POPE, WALTER L., telegram relative to propaganda. with regard
to branch banks, 2493.
POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES, statistics relative to, 209,
~~ . .
PORT OF NEWARK. See NEWARK, N.J.
PORTLAND SUN (nempaper), editorial on the ~ft'ect of the depre-
ciation of silver appearing in, 2355, 2497.
1
PORTO RICO. See PuERTO Rrco.
PORVENIR C. POR A., INGENIO, adjudicate claim of (see bill
H.R. 9339 •) .
POSTAGE, reduce postage on first-class mail matter (see bills S.
5047; H.R. 13010, 13364, 13373, 13561, 13794, 14106, 14223,
14344).
Bills to repeal the section of the revenue act which increased
the rate on first-class mail matter (see bills H.R. 13022,
.... : 13035, 13043, 13456).
Bill to fix rate on periodicals sent by public libraries (see
bill H.R. 13715).
Memorial of Legislature of Oklahoma urging reduction of
first-class postage, 4111.
Remarks in House and correspondence relative to the effect
on business of the increase in rates of, 1240.
Remarks in House relative to the rate on first-class mail
matter, 5046, 5584.
POSTAGE STAMPS, issue a special postage stamp in honor of
Thaddeus Kosciusko (see bill H.R. 13658; S.J.Res. 212, 218;
H.J.Res. 501, 509, 512, 521, 523, 525).
Joint resolution to issue 1n honor of Calvin Coolidge (see
H.J .Res. 551) .
POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS, provide for checking accounts in (see
.S.J .Res . .263) •
POSTAL SAVINGS SYSTEM, letter from the Postmaster General
transmitting the annual report of operations of (H.Doc.
4.24). 39. . ~
Remarks in House relative to an appropriation for temporary
services in, 456.
Remarks in Senate relative to the proposed extension of,
5460.
POSTAL SERVICE, remarks in House relative to, 5636.
Table showing the history of measures favorably acted upon
by the Committee on the Post Otll.ce and Post Roads
in House during the Seventy-second Congress, 5038.
Air Mail Service: amendment in Senate relative to appro-
priations and contracts for, 1932.
---amendment and remarks in Senate relative to con-
. tracts for, 1163, 1718, 2864, 2869, 3355.
- - - amendment in Senate to suspend the granting of
new contracts and the renewal of old contracts for,
2029.
---amendment and remarks in Senate relative to the
disposition of the net receipts from domestic air
mail, 3056.
---amendment in Senate providing for extension of air
mail service from Mandan and Bismarck, N.Dak., to
Helena, Mont., 820. .
---article appearing tn the United States Dally relative
to changes proposed in mail lines, 2597.
---bill fo amend act establishing (see bill H.R. 14605).
---bill to repeal an act amending the air mail act (see
bill s. 5120). .
---bill to- organize pilots as an aviation reserve (see bill
H.R. 14779).
---letter from the vice president United Air Lines rela-
tive to rates from Chicago, Ill., to Oakland, Calif.,
3544.
---letter from D. D. Myers relative to contracts for, 3660.
---memorandum from the Postmaster General relative to
contracts for, 3355.
---remarks in House relative to, 471, 4603, 5639.
---remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 467,
505, 3108.
---remarks tn Senate relative to the proposed suspen-
sion of the granting of contracts for, 2597.
---resolution to appoint a special committee to investi-
gate contracts for (see S.Res. 349*).
- - - resolutions recommending suspension of the granting
of new contracts and renewal of existing contracts
for (see S.Res. 333; H.Res. 359*).
Canceling stamp: bill providing for a special stamp boosting
the purchase of American goods (see bill H.R.
14221).
Contracts: amendment 1n Senate to regUlate mall contracts,
1933.
---amendment and remarks in Senate relative to the
Seatrain Co. contract no. 56, 2671, 2735, 2741, 2755.
---bill to amend act relative to contracts for supplies
(see bill H.R. 11270*).
---bill to prevent the Postmaster General from entering
into contracts with operators of foreign-flag ships
in competition with American-flag ships (see bill
H.R. 13930) .
---letters from the Postmaster General and the Seatrain
Lines, Inc., relative to mail contract no. 56, 2674,
2746.
---memorandum relative to the validity of mail con-
tracts, 3298.
---memorandum from the Postmaster General relative
to air mail contracts, 3298.
---remarks in House and statistics relative to contracts
for carrying foreign mails, 1135, 1141.
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POSTAL SERVICE-Continued
Contracts: remarks in Senate relative to mail contracts,
2671, 2735.
---remarks in Senate relative to mail contract no. 56 of
the Seatrain Co., 2802.
- - - report of the Postmaster General on special contracts
with the railroads for transportation of the mails,
151, 156. . loughs of employees in, 3352.
---resolution to appoint a special committee to investi-
gate air mail and ocean mail contracts {see S.Res.
. 349*).
Employees: bill to classify in the Civil Service employees of
third-class post offices {see bill H.R. 13369).
---bill to fix annual salary for substitute employees {see
bill II.R. 13370) .
---bill to provide sick leave for employees of mail-
eauipment shops (see bill H.R. 13919).
- - - joillt resolution to exclude certain substitute em-
. ployees from the operation of the economy act (see
H.J.Res. 562}.
---letter from the executive assistant to the Postmaster
General relative to salary reductions, 513.
---remarks in House relative to furloughs and salary
reductions of, 507, 1001.
Fareign mail service: remarks in House relative to appro-
priations for, 461.
Franking privilege: bills granting to Grace G. Coolidge (see
bUls S. 5387*; H.R. 14211*, H.J.Res. 579).
Letters in stamped envelopes: blll to amend law providing
for carriage out of the mail (see bill H.R. 13747).
!.!otor-vehicle mail service: bill to allow the railroads to
operate (see bill H.R. 9636*).
---bill to provide for filling of vacancies in (see bill H.R.
14297).
---bill to provide for expansion of (see bill H.R. 14396).
---bill to regulate the rate of premium on bonds of
officers and employees in (see bill H.R. 14515).
Ocean mail service: amendment in Senate relative to con-
tracts for, 1718.
---amendment in Senate to reduce appropriations for,
3289.
---amendment in Senate relative to the proposed liqui-
dation of Government loans made to shipping com-
panies, 3359.
---bill to repeal all laws authorizing the granting of (see
bill s. 5119).
---letter from the Postmaster General relative to the
revenue received from, 3294.
---letter from the Postmaster General relative to the
proposed mail-subsidy contract with the Philadel-
phia Mail Steamship Line, 5447.
---memorandum relative to the validity of mail con-
tracts for, 3298.
---remarks in Senate relative to subsidies paid for, 3290.
---remarks in Senate relative to Government loans to
· shipping companies, 3359.
---remarks in Senate on Senate Resolution 375, relating
to contracts for, 5214, 5215, 5231, 5298, 5309.
---resolution to appoint a special committee to investi-
gate contracts for (see S.Res. 349•).
---resolution requesting the Postmaster General to post-
pone the awarding of a contract to the International
Mercantile Marine Co., Inc. (see S.Res. 375•).
---statement by F. A. Bailey on contracts for, 3363.
Parcel-post system: address over the radio delivered by Rep-
resentative Mead relating to, 4955.
---remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 455.
Pneumatic-tube service: bill to authorize construction and
use of underground {see bill H.R. 13064).
Postal Savings System: remarks in House relative to appro-
priations for, 456.
Railway: remarks in House relative to appropriations for,
460.
Rural free delivery: remarks in House relative to appropria-
tions for pay of -carriers in, 459.
Star routes: bill relating to cancelation of mail contracts on
(see bill H.R. 13998).
POST EXCHANGES. See ARMY.
POSTLEWAIT, ELIZA J., increase pension {see bill H.R. 13076).
POSTMASTER GENERAL, letter to the Seatrain Lines, Inc., favor-
ing modification of contract on ocean mail route no. 56,
2674, 2747.
Communications from
Air mail service: relative to the issuance of route certificates
in lieu of contracts, 3355.
Ocean mail service: relative to revenues received from, 3294.
Philadelphia Mail Steamship Line: relative to the proposed
mail subsidy contract with, 5447.
Postal Savings System: transmitting the annual report of
operations of (H .Doc. 424), 39.
Postal Service: transmitting report on special contracts with
railroads for transportation of the mails, 151, 156.
Post Office Department: transmitting the cost-ascertainment
report of, 79, 151.
---transmitting. a schedule of useless papers in, 816, 819.
POSTMASTERS, restore former basis of compensation and allow-
ances of (see bill H.R. 13716).
Remarks in House relative to the appointment of, 5394.
159
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, address delivered before the Chicago
Association of Commerce by Postmaster General Walter F.
Brown relative to the business and operation of, 4567.
Amendment and remarks in Senate relative to authorizing a
5-percent reduction in the expenditures for, 3077, 3142,
3H4, 3165, 3477, 3490.
A.!!lendment in Senate to prohibit further wage cuts or fur-
Bill malting annual appropriations for (see bill H.R. 13520•).
Bill to amend act relative to contracts for supplies for (see
bill H.R. 11270*).
Bill to limit purchases to domestic articles (see bill H.R.
13306).
Conference report on bill (H.R. 13520) making annual ap-
propriations for (H.Rept. 2073), 4505, 4890, 6365, 5466.
Letter from the Postmaster General transmitting the cost-
ascertainment report of, 79, 151.
Letter from the Postmaster General transmitting a schedule
of useless papers in, 816, 819.
Message from the President transmitting estimate of appro-
priation for (H.boc. 547), 3823.
Remarks in House relative to the waiving of all points of
order on the bill (H.R. 13520) making annual appropria-
tions for, 335, 394.
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 13520) making annual ap- .
proprlations for, 335, 337, 394, 403, 449, 471, 505, 3726, 3796,
5137.
Remarks in House on conference report on bill (H.R. 13520)
making annual appropriations for, 4505, 4589, 5371.
Remarks in Senate on bill (H.R. 13520) making annual ap-
propriations for, 2575, 2598, 2646, 265.8, 2664, 2670, 2732,
2741, 2755, 2802, 2864, 2867, 2985, 3010, 3142, 3144, 3147,-
3183, 3248, 3283, 3355, 3424, 3426, 3453, 3465, 3490, 3499,
3531, 3770.
Remarks in Senate on conference report on bill (H.R. 13520}
making annual appropriations for, 4890, 5469.
Report of investigation of expenditures of (H.Rept_ 2087),
4641.
Reoort of the Joint Committee on the Disposition of Useless
Executive Papers relative to useless papers in (H.Rept.
2079)' 4718.
ReEolution to waive all points of order on sections 2 to 8,
both inclusive, of bill (H.R. 13520) making annual appro-
priations for (see H.Res. 314•).
Statement showing fixed charges against appropriations for,
3147, 3381.
Table showing allocations and apportionments of postal
revenues and expenditures, 340.
POST OFFICES, amend the Revenue Act of 1926 relating to {see
bill H.R. 12977*).
Bill relating to the annual classification of (see bill H.R.
13360).
Letter from the Civil Service Commission transmitting lists
of positions not under the Civil Service (S.Doc. 176), 2557.
POSTWAR PROBLEMS, letter written by W. H. Woodbury relative
to, 1400.
POTATOES, letter from W. P. Kenney relative to traffic rates on,
3055.
Remarks in Senate and correspondence relative to freight
rates on, 2249.
Statistics relative to prices of, 1486.
POTOMAC ELECTRIC POWER CO., annual report of (S.Doc. 179),
3140, 3235, 3243.
POTOMAC RIVER, allow the George Washington-Wakefield Memo-
rial Bridge Corporation to bridge (see bills S. 5431•, 5466,
5701*; H.R. 14303•, 14787*).
Letter of Secretary of the Treasury transmitting report of
investigation of fewage disposal from the District of
Columbia into (S.Doc. 172), 1930.
POTTER COUNTY, TEX., granting right of way for a railroad in
(see bills S. 4576•; H.R. 11914•).
POU, EDWARD W. (a Representative from North Carolina).
Attended, 5.
Appointed on con1mittee on inaugural arrangements, 206.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Admissions tax: to exempt tickets sold by Inaugural Com-
mittee (see H.J..Res. 559), 1907.
Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies: to authorize the
granting of permits to (see H.J.Res. 571}, 2452.
Public buildings: to provide for the quartering of troops
participating in the inaugural ceremonies in certain (see
H.J.Res. 570), 2452.
Motions and re~olutions offered by
Call of the liouse, 2031.
Hour of meeting: fixing 12 o'clock meridian as (see H.Res.
297)' 6.
Remarks by, on
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 3799.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5253.
Farm-allotment plan, 1296, 1338.
Government competition with private enterprise, 394.
Hoover, Herbert: impeachment of, 402.
House Office Building: to print in Record a resolution
relative to assignment of offices in, 2037.
Inaugural ceremonies: to quarter in public buildings troops
participating in, 2607.
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POU, EDWARD W.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Inaugural Ceremonies, Comm.ittee on: to grant permits to
members of, 2606, 2607.
Inauguration tick e ~xemption from admissions tax, 2031.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 3800.
Reports made by, jrom
Committee on Rules:
Farm-allotment plan (H.Rept. 1817), 1325.
Government competit.ion with private enterprise (H.Rept.
1788)' 335, 362.
Morristown National Historical ·Park, N.J.: special order for
bill (H.R. 14302) to create (H.Res. 384, H.Rept. 2066),
4425, 4452.
Samoa: .special order for bill (S. 417) to provide a govern-
ment for American Samoa (H.Res. 378, H.Rept. 2017),
4062, 4105.
Treasury-Post Offi.ce Departments appropriation bill: special
order for b1ll (H.R. 13520) referred to as (H.Res. 373, H.
Rept. 1990), 3735. . Joint resolutions for amendment to the Constitution to
Water users on irrigation projects: special order for bill
(H.R. 13918) for relief of (H.Res. 369, H.Rept. 1973), 3386,
3419.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
POULTRY CONGRESS. See FIFTH WORLD'S POULTRY CONGRESS;
SIXTH WORLD'S POULTRY CONGRESS.
J?OWDER, provide for the transfer of deteriorated and unservice-
able ammunition from the War Department to the De-
partment of Agriculture (see bill H.R. 12047•).
POWELL, A. H., relief (see bill H.R. 14113•).
POWELL, EMMA W., letter calling attention to the urgent need of
clothing for the destitute, 1776.
POWELL, WILLIAM, relief (see bill S. 1463*).
POWER DEVELOPMENT, remarks in House relative to, 655.
POWERS, RUSSELL B., increase pension (see bill S. 5447).
PRALL. ANNING S. (a Representative from New York) •
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Brooklyn-Staten Island bridge: to consent to construction
of (H.R. 14631), 3824.
Curran, James J. : for relief of heirs (see bill H.R. 14101) ,
1396.
Remarks by, on
Ruling of the Chair, 4433.
Votes of.See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
PRANN, ROBERT R., relief (see b111 H.R. 14154).
PRATT, GEORGE H., increase pension (see bill S. 5004).
PRATT, HARCOURT J. (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 5.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Hudson River, Catskill, N.Y.: to amend act granting con-
sent to bridge (see bill H.R. 14705), 4453.
Wadsworth, Cora E.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13594) ' 364.
Votes of. · See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
PRATT, RUTH BAKER (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 5. . Colorado, 3218, 3345.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Blind: to amend section 1 of act to provide books for the
adult (see bill H.R. 13817), 816.
Constitution of the United States: proposing amendment
to the eighteenth amendment to (see H.J.Res. 491), 76.
Smith, Lottie: to pension (see bill H.R. 14473), 2723.
Remarks by, on . Nebraska, 2328. 2340.
Furnishing of books to adult blind, 3557.
Reports made by, jrom
Committee on the Library:
Providing books for adult blind (H.R. 13817; H.Rept. 1877),
1986.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
PRECHT, FRIEDA, pension (see bill H.R. 13466).
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, relief (see bill H.R. 2217•).
PRESCO'IT, ARIZ., amend the mining laws applicable to the mu-
nicipal watershed of the city of (see bill S. 4791*).
PRESCOTT NATIONAL FOREST, ARIZ., amend the mining laws
applicable to the city of Prescott municipal watershed
in (see billS. 4791•).
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, address over the radio
delivered by President Hoover in New York City, Febru-
ary 14, 1933, on the subject of world economic recovery,
4053.
Amendment in Senate making immediately effective any
Executive order for reorganization of the executive de-
partments, 2598.
Amendments and remarks in House relative to the power of
the President to reorganize the executive departments,
4592, 4618.
Article relative to the suit over the book on President
Hoover ·written by John Hamill, 1440, 1724.
Article by 0. R. McGuire entitled "Extend the Terms of
the President and Members of the House", 162.
Charges of impeachment against President Hoover laid on
table in House, 399, 1965.
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES-Continued
Committee appointed in House to make arrangements for
the inauguration of the President-elect, 205, 282.
Committee appointed in Senate and House for the counting
of the electoral vote for, 1327, 1832.
Concurrent resolution to appoint a joint committee to
make arrangements for the mauguration of the Presi-
dent-elect (see S.Con.Res. 36 *).
Concurrent resolution to provide for counting the electoral
votes for (see H.Con.Res. 44 * ).
Concurrent resolution proposing that the President inter-
vene in the political situation existing in CUba (see
H.Con.Res. 45) .
Correspondence relative to the granting of permits to the
inaugural committee and the quartering of troops in
public buildings during the inaugural ceremonies, 2411.
Joint resolution for amendment to :the Constitution pro-
viding for popuiar election of (see H.J.Res. 60*).
provide for one term of 6 years for (see H.J.Res. 599, 608).
Joint resolutions to maintain public order during the in-
augural ceremonies (see S.J.Res. 236•; H.J.Res. 565 *).
Joint resolutions to authorize the granting of permits to
the Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies (see S.J.Res.
239•; H.J.Res. 571).
Joint resolutions to provide quarters for troops in certain
public buildings in the District of Columbia during the
inaugural ceremonies (see S.J.Res. 240•; H.J.Res. 570).
Joint resolution to exempt from the admissions tax an.
tickets sold under the authority of the Committee on
the Inauguration of the President-elect (see H.J.Res.
559•).
Letters of Secretary of State transmitting certified copies of
the final ascertainment Of the electors for, 296, 300, 896,
1020, 1359, 1619, 1710, 1930, 1931, 1973, 2027, 2067, 2129,
2192, 2237.
Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury relative to ex-
empt ing from the admissions tax the tickets issued for
the inauguration of the President-elect, 2100.
Letter from Charles S. Thomas on the silver question ad-
dressed to the President-elect, 334.
List of attorneys who have been covered into the Civil
Service .by Executive order of, 5047.
Memorial of Legislature of Wisconsin favoring the nomina-
tion of candidates for President through a Nation-wide
Presidential primary election, 4213.
Message from the President transmitting estimate of appro-
priation for payment of expenses incident to the inau-
guration of (S.Doc. 161), 1260.
Proceedings in joint session of the Senate and House of
Representatives incident to the counting of the elec-
toral vote for, 3594, 3595, 3639.
Ratification by State legislatures of the proposed constitu-
tional amendment to fix the commencement 'Of the
terms of:
Alabama, 35, 88.
Arizona, 2449, 2793.
California, 2192, 2245.
Connecticut, 3418, 3655.
Delaware, 2771, 2793.
Georgia, 3239, 3341.
Idaho, 2794, 2933.
Missouri, 2771, 2794.
Montana, 2237, 2246.
Nev.f!.da, 3927, 3990.
North Carolina, 1710, 1714.
North Dakota, 1931, 1973.
Oklahoma, 2328, 2339.
South Dakota, 2726, 2795.
Texas, 35, 87.
Washington, 2771, 2955.
West Virginia, 146, 157.
Wisconsin, 3135, 3345.
Wyoming, 2246.
Remarks in House on the annual message from. 68, 134,
136, 206, 274, 279.
Remarks in House on House Resolution 334 disapproving
of Executive orders consolidating and grouping certain
executive agencies, 2103, 2110.
Remarks in House relative to the charges of impeachment
against President Hoover, 566, 3015, 3092.
Remarks in House relative to the criticism of Congress by
the President for exceeding the Budget estimates, 3042.
Remarks in House relative to certain statements question-
ing the reliability of, 2174.
Remarks in Senate and correspondence relative to discus-
sions between Pres.ident Hoover and Premier Laval rela-
tive to the French indebtedness to the United States,
1402, 1421.
Remarks in Senate relative to the conference between Presi-
dent Hoover . and President-elect Roosevelt on war debts,
2203.
Resolution in House to investigate charges of impeachment
against President Hoover; laid on table (H.Res. 318), 399.
(
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PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES-Continued
Resolutions disapproving of the Executive orders consolidat-
ing and grouping executive and administrative agencies
issued by (see S.Res. 299, 311, 313; H.Res. 315, 316, 317,
321, 323, 330, 332, 334•).
Resolution adopted by the Indiana Republican Editorial As-
sociation expressing approval of President Hoover's plan
for the reorganization of the executive departments, 886.
Text of the recent Executive order authorizing the appoint-
ment of certain special investigators in the Immigration
Service of the Department of Labor, 5046.
Text of the veto message of President Wilson, May 13, 1920,
on the legislative, executive, and judicial appropriation
bill for 1921 relative to the printing of Government pub-
lications, 1957.
Communications from
Alaska Railroad: transmitting annual report of, .158, 228,
229.
Albania: transmitting the text of a treaty with, 1295.
Alien Property custodian: transmitting the annual report
of, 2198, 2237, 2242. - 5064, 5065, 5433.
Annual message (H.Doc. 401), 51, 68.
Architect of the Capitol: transmitting an estimate of ap-
propriation for the office of (H.Doc. 513), 816.
---transmitting estimates of -appropriations for the
office of (S.Doc. 167; H.Doc. 521), 1394, 1397, 5433.
Arlington Memorial Amphitheater: transmitting the annual
report cf the Comm1Esion on the Erection of Memorials
and Entombment of Bodies Ln, 158, 228, 229.
Arms. ammunition, and implements of war: urging ratifi-
cation of treaty providing for control of shipments of
(S.Doc. 169), 1448, 1546.
Bankruptcy: urging amendment of the laws relating to
(H.Doc. 522). 1569, 1615.
Battlefields of the United States: transmitting report of the
Secretary of War on the study of (S.Doc. 151), 367, 446,
473.
Botanic Garden, Washington, D.C.: transmitting estimate
of appropriation for (H.Doc. 522), 1712.
Budget of the United States: transmitting, 79, 111.
Bureau of Efficiency: transmitting the annual report of, 157,
227, 229.
Bureau of Immigration: transmitting a draft of a proposed
provision pertain.i ng to an existing appropriation for
salaries and expenses of (H.Doc. 516), 984.
Bureau of Indian Affairs: transmitting an estimate of ap-
propriation for (H.Doc. 548), 3823.
Camp Bullis, Tex.: transmitting an estimate of appropria-
tion for completing the acquisition of land at (S.Doc.
207), 5192.
Civil Service Commission: transmitting the annual report
of, 157, 228, 229.
Claims: transmitting estimates of appropriations for the
· payment of claims for damages to privately owned
property (S.Docs. 162, 168, 199; H.Docs. 502, 509,
554), 606, 1397, 1437, 4105, 5065.
---transmitting estimates of appropriations for pay-
" ment of claims for damages by coll1sion with naval
vessels (S.Doc. 166; H.Doc. 503), 606, 1397.
---transmitting list of judgments rendered by the
Court of Claims (S.Doc. 164; H.Doc. 504), 606, 1397.
---transmitting schedules of claims allowed by the
General Accounting Office (H.Docs. 507, 510), 606.
Commission for Adjustment of British Claims: transmitting
an estimate of appropriation for payment of awards of
(H.Doc. 557), 4296.
Coolidge, Calvin: announcing the death of, 1354, 1357, 1358.
Court of Claims: transmitting list of judgments rendered
by (S.Docs. 164, 201; H.Doc. 546), 1397, 3823, 5064.
Courts of the United States: transmitting record of judg-
ments rendered against the United States (S.Docs. 163,
200, 202; H.Docs. 508, 544), 606, 1397, 3823, 5064.
Department of the Interior: transmitting estimate of appro-
priation for (S.Doc. 192; H.Doc. 540), 3735, 5065, 5433.
Department of Justice: transmitting estimates of appro-
priations for (S.Doc. 193; H.Doc. 512), 718, 5065.
Department of Labor: transmitting estimates of appropria-
tions for ·(H.Docs. 505, 545), 606, 3823.
Department of State~ transmitting estimates of appropria-
tions for (SDoc. 194; H.Doc. 549), 3823, 5065.
Disarmament Conference at Geneva: transmitting estimate
of appropriation for expenses of (S.Doc. 159), 1163.
District of Columbia: transmitting the annual report of the
juvenile court of, 158, 228, 229.
---transmitting estimates of appropriations for build-
ings and grounds of the public schools of (H.Doc.
551), 3991.
---transmitting an estimate of appropriation for relief
of residents who are in distress (S.Doc. 196), 5064.
---transmitting estimates of appropriations for payment
of claims and suits against (S.Docs. 197, 204; H.Doc.
553), 3991, 5064, 5192.
Economic recovery: recommending legislatlve action for
promotion of (H.Doc. 560), 4504, 4553.
Elk Hills oil lands, Call!.: transmitting an estimate o:f
appropriation for expenses of litigation afiecting (H.Doc.
606), 606.
LXXVI--367
161
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES-Continued
Communications from
Employees of the United States: transmitting a statement
showing the vacancies which have been filled by the
appointment of employees of a lower grade, 157, 227, 229.
Executive agencies: transmitting Executive orders transfer-
ring and grouping certain (H.Doc. 493), 233, 282.
Executive departments: transmitting estimate of appro-
priation for (H.Doc. 550), 3991.
Expenditures and revenues of the Government: relative to
balancing the Budget (H.Doc. 527), 1943, 1969.
Federal Farm Board: transmitting an estimate of appropria-
tion for (H.Doc. 542), 3735.
Forced liquidation proceedings: relative to providing relief
for debtors in (H.Doc. 522), 1569, 1615.
Foreign Service officers and employees: transmitting a re-
port of the Secretary of State on claims for losses suf-
fered by (H.Doc. 539) , 3530, 3579, 3580.
General Accounting Office: transmitting schedules of claims
allowed by (S.Docs. 165, ·198, 203; H.Doc. 543), 1397, 3823,
Government Printing Ofi:ice: transmitting an estimate of
appropriation for public printing and binding at (H.Doc.
532), 2722.
House of Representatives: transmitting estimate of appro-
priation for (S.Doc. 160: H.Docs. 525, 533, 537, 541, 558).
1163, 1832, 2722, 3342, 3735, 4452.
Indian boarding schools: transmitting estimate of appro-
priation for, 5433.
Intergovernmental debts: relative to the problem of (H.Doc.
511), 681, 718:-
International Conference on Private Aerial Law: transmit-
ting a recommendation for an appropriation for expenses
of participation by the United States in (S.Doc. 175),
2198, 2237, 2242.
International Monetary and Economic Conference: trans-
mitting estimate of appropriation for expenses of partici-
pation by the United States in (H.Doc. 517), 1164, 1251.
Interstate Commerce Commission: transmitting a draft of
a proposed provision pertaining to an appropriation for
(H.Doc. 545), 3823.
Lamkin, Charles: transmitting an estimate of appropriation
for payment to (H.Doc. 498), 414.
Legislative establishment: transmitting an estimate of
appropriation for (S.Doc. 211; H.Doc. 559), 4554, 5292.
Library of Congress: transmitting an estimate of appropria-
tion for (H.Doc. 519), 1325. .
Mount Rushmore National Memorial Commission: transmit-
ting estimate of appropriation for (H.Doc. 526), 1833.
National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics: transmitting
the annual report of, 158, 228, 283.
---transmitting an estimate of appropriation for (S.Doc.
195)' 5064.
Navy Department: transmitting an estimate of appropria-
tion for (H.Doc. 545), 3823.
---transmitting an estimate of appropriation for pay-
ment of claims for damages by collision with naval
vessels (H.Doc. 556), 4105.
Panama Canal: transmitting the annual report of the Gov-
ernor of, 157, 228, 229.
Pa.nama Railroad Co.: transmitting the annual report of the
directors of, 157, 227, 229.
Perry's Victory Memorial Commission: transmitting the
annual report of, 158, 227, 229.
Pocono Pines Assembly Hotels Co.: transmitting a judg-
ment of the Court of Claims in the case of (S.Doc. 213).
5433.
Post Office Department: transmitting an estimate of appro-
priation for (H.Doc. 547), 3823.
Public Buildings and Public Parks of the National Capital:
transmitting the annual report of the Director of, 3054,
3135, 3138.
Puerto Rico: transmitting the annual report of the Gov-
ernor of, 158, 228, 229.
---transmitting copies of the laws and resolutions
enacted by the legislature of, 159, 227, 229, 1782.
1830.
---transmitting copies of franchises granted by the Pub ..
lie Service Commission of, 158, 228, 229.
Radio confere.nces: transmitting a draft of a proposed pro-
vision pertaining to an unexpended balance of appropria·
tion available for (H.Doc. 536), 2942.
Senate: transmitting estimates of appropriations for (S.
Doc. 157; H.Docs. 497, 552), 411, 985, 3991.
Senate Office Building: transmitting estimate of appropria-
tion for maintenance of, 5433.
---transmitting estimate of appropriation for mainte-
nanee of the east wing of (S.Doc. 167), 1397.
Statuary Hall in the United States Capitol: transmitting
estimate of appropriation for removal of statues from
(S.Doc. 208), 5192.
Treasury Department: transmitting a draft of a proposed
provision pertaining to an existing appropriation
for {H.Doc. 555), 4105.
- -_-transmitting _est"ilnate of appropriation for (S.Doc. •
205), 5192.
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PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES-Continued
Communications from
Veterans' Administration: transmitting a revised estimate
of appropriation for military and naval compensa-
tion (H.Doc. 518), 1325.
---transmitting an estimate of appropriation for (H.Doc.
645). 3823.
Veto: on bill (H.R. 7233) to grant independence to the
Philippine Islands (H.Doc. 524), 1759.
---on bill (H.R. 13975) making appropriations for de-
ficiencies and for refunds of internal-revenue taxes,
2445.
- - o n bill (S. 4340) to adjudicate claims of Seminole
Indians (S.Doc. 177), 2881.
Washington Monument Grounds: transmitting report on
(H.Doc. 528), 2074, 2127.
PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE OF THE SENATE.
Farm Board and other organizations: employees and salaries
of, 3933.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 886, 3140.
State legislatures, 3240.
Remarks by, on
Barry, David S., 3270. 3273, 3276, 3281, 3282.
Order of business, 3860.
Ruling of the Chair, 3086, 3087, 3088, 3089, 3176, 3379, 3380.
PRESIDENTIAL POST OFFICES, letter from the Civil Service
Commission transmitting lists of positions not under the
Civil Service (S.Doc. 176) , 2557.
PRESNELL, ROSA G., increase pension (see bill S. 6512).
PRESTON, ALICE L., pension (see billS. 5068).
PRESTON, CHESTER, relief (see bill H.R. 13573).
PRICE, ALICE M., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13430).
PRICE, CHARLES M., poem entitled " Roosevelt Is Leading " writ-
ten by, 5588.
PRICE, CLARENCE, pension (see bill S. 5109).
PRICE, ELLA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13293).
PRICES PAID AND RECEIVED BY FARMERS, statistics relative to,
1065.
PRIEN, JAMES, relief (see bill H.R. 13101).
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY NATIONAL FARM LOAN ASSOCIA-
TION, VIRGINIA, petition relating to farm-loan mort-
gages received from, 2130.
PRINTING AND BINDING. See PuBLic DOCUMENTS.
PRISONERS OF THE UNITED STATES, requesting the President
to pardon certain (see H.Res. 407).
Statistics relative to, 2610.
PRISONERS OF WAR, table showing number of prisoners repatri-
ated from Russia and Siberia, 4016.
PRISONS, letter from the Secretary of the Treasury relative to the
furnishing of medical services in, 3656.
Letter from the executive secretary of the Osborne Associa-
tion relative to appropriations for prison industries, 4244.
Remarks in House relative to prison labor, 454, 2697, 2768.
Remarks in House relative to the United States penitentiary
at Atlanta, Ga., 2701, 2703, 2757.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for construc- PUBLIC DOCUMENTS, text of the veto message of President Wil-
tion of, 2757.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for prison in-
dustries, 2681, 2697.
Remarks in Senate relative to prison labor, 4242.
PRITCHARD, GEORGE M., pay (see S.Res. 346•).
PRIZE FIGHTING. See DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA.
PROBATION SYSTEM, UNITED STATES COURTS, remarks in
House relative to appropriations for, 2632.
PROGRAM OF IMMEDIATE RELIEF, remarks in House concern-
ing, 280.
"PROGRESS IN DEFLATION", remarks in House entitled, 2941.
· PROHIBITION. See ALcoHOLIC LIQUOR TRAFFic.
" PROTECT AMERICAN SEAMEN ", editorial from the Washington
Post entitled, 3450.
PRYOR, JOHN S., relief (see bill HR. 13680).
PUBLIC BUILDINGS, amendment in Senate to Senate Joint Reso-
lution 226 to provide for the use of granite and/or xnarble
in the erection of, 2563.
Amendment in Senate making appropriations for completion
of projects heretofore authorized, 2645.
Amendments in Senate to require the purchase of domestic
supplies for use on, 2802, 2869.
Amendment in Senate · relative to rentals of buildings for
Government purposes, 3056.
Annual report of rental collections outside of the District of
Columbia on account of public buildings and sites, 39.
Bills for the protection of laborers and mechanics on (see
bills H.R. 13039, 14298).
Bills providing a remedy for enforcing payment of wages due
laborers and mechanics employed by contractors on (see
• bills H.R. 14247, 14248, 14421).
Bills to require the purchase of domestic materials for use
on (see bills S. 5411; H.R. 10743•).
PUBLIC BUILDINGS-Continued
Bill to amend act for relief of contractors and subcontractors
for (see bill S. 5245) .
Bill to require contractors to name their subcontractors,
material men, and supply men (see bill H.R. 9921•).
Bill to require contractors to file statements under oath of
wages paid, hours of labor, etc., in the erection of (see
bill HR. 14603).
Bills to authorize acceptance of title to sites for public
buildings subject to the reservation of ore and mineral
rights (see bills S. 5588•; H.R. 14582).
Bill to amend the Emergency Relief and Construction Act of
1932 relative to erection of (see bill S. 5418).
Correspondence relative to quartering of troops in public
buildings during the inaugural ceremonies, 2411.
Joint resolutions to provide for the use of granite and l or
.marble in the erection of (see S.JRes. 226•, 227).
Letter of Secretary of the Treasury transmitting a draft of
· a proposed bill to authorize acceptance of titles to sites
for, 3346.
Letter from the Comptroller General of the United States
commenting on the bill to require contractors to name
their subcontractors, 3573.
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 9921) to require contractors
to name their subcontractors, 3569.
Rexnarks in House on bill (H.R. 10743) to require the pur-
chase of domestic materials for use on, 1899.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for construction
of, 403.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for operating
expenses of, 452.
Remarks in House relative to the use of Indiana limestone
in construction of, 3124.
Remarks in Senate relative to a proposed amendment to
require the purchase of domestic materials for use on,
2867, 2985, 3171, 3251, 3266, 3289.
Resolution to appoint a special committee to investigate the
alleged failure of departmental executives to enforce the
act relating to the rate of wages for laborers and me-
chanics employed on (see H.Res. 352).
Bills to erect
Gretna, La. (see bill H.R. 14220).
Huntsville, Ala. (see bills S. 5611; H.R. 1432P).
Revere, Mass. (see bill H.R. 14671) .
Bills to purchase site for
Philadelphia, Pa.. (see bills S. 5209; H.R. 13563, 13748).
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
provide for placing the Washington City post office un-
der the jurisdiction of the Secretary of the Treasury (see
billS. 5530).
Joint resolutions to provide quarters for troops participating
in the inaugural ceremonies in certain buildings (see S.J.
Res. 240•; H.J.Res. 570).
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND PUBLIC PARKS OF THE NATIONAL
CAPITAL, annual report of the Director of, 3054, 3135,
3138.
Statement relative to an estimate of appropriation for ex-
penses of attendance of park officials at meetings, 4189.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS COMMISSION, annual report of (S.Doc. 210),
5296.
PUBLIC DEBT. See DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES.
son, May 13, 1920, on the legislative, executive, and
judicial appropriation bill for 1921 relating to the print-
ing of, 1957.
Orders to print
Agricultural-adjustment program: resolution to print addi-
tional copies of hearings held before the Committee
on Agriculture in House on (see H.Res. 347•).
"American-Mexican Frontier, Neuces County, Tex.": resolu-
tion to print paper by Paul S. Taylor entitled (see
S.Res. 353).
Army: order of Senate to print report of the Secretary of
War on post exchanges (S.Doc. 149), 422.
Battlefields in the United States: order of Senate to print
the message of the President transmitting the re-
port of the Secretary of War on the study of (S.Doc.
151). 446.
---order of Senate to reprint Senate Document 151 rela-
tive to the study of, 2517.
Congressional Directory: concurrent resolution to print the
first edition of the first session of the Seventy-
third Congress (see H.Con.Res. 50•).
Double taxation: concurrent resolution to print additional
copies of the preliminary report of the Committee
on Ways and Means in House on (see H.Con.Res.
46).
Gorgas Memorial Laboratory: order of Senate to print the
annual report of, 5498, 5552.
Government competition with private enterprise: resolution
to print additional copies of House Report 1985, on
the subject of (see HRes. 376•).
Hudson River: order of Senate to print report of the Army
engineers on survey of (S.Doc. 155), 612.
Indians: order of Senate to print the speech delivered by
Senator King relating to appropriations for (S.Doc.
214). 5450.
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PUBLIC DOCUMENT~ontlnued
Orders to print
Interstate commerce: resolution providing for printing of a
compilation of laws relating to common carriers
(see S.Res. 307).
Library of Congress: order of Senate to print a speech de-
livered by Senator Fess relative to (S.Doc. 185),
3832.
Memorial services for Calvin Coolidge: concurrent resolution
to print proceedings of the joint session of Senate
and House of Representatives (S.Con.Res. 42*, S.Doc.
186).
Money and the price level: order of Senate to print speech
by Senator Wheeler on the subject of (S.Doc. 158),
1171.
Moratorium on foreign debts: concurrent resolution to print
additional copies of hearings held before the Com-
mittee on Ways and Means on House Joint Resolu-
tion 123, relating to (see H.Con.Res. 40*).
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion: resolution to print the annual report of (see
S.Res. 355*, S.Doc. 182).
Neuse River, N.C.: resolution to print the report of the Sec-
retary of War on plans and estimates of cost for
improvement· of (see H.Res. 306*, H. Doc. 500).
Philippine independence: order of Senate to print bill H.R.
7233, with Senate amendment, 676.
Points of Historic Interest in the National Capital: resolu-
tion to print paper entitled (see S.Res. 354*, S.Doc.
183}.
Rules of House: resolution to print (see H.Res. 367*).
Rules of Senate: resolution to prepare and print the revised
edition of (see S.Res. 305*}.
Senate Document 151: order of Senate to reprint, 2517.
Treaties: order of Senate to print a Ust of treaties which
have been ratified by the Senate since December,
1924 (S.Doc. 216}, 5487.
World Court: order of Senate to print the report of the
Women's Bar Association relative to the protocol of,
5244.
PUBLIC DOMAIN. See PuBLIC LANDs.
PUBLIC HEALTH, protect (see bill H.R. 14569).
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE, annual report of the Surgeon General
of, 38, 300.
Bill for relief of retired officers and enlisted men injured in
airplane accidents (see bill H.R. 13850).
Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury transmitting the
final report on rural health work in the drought-stricken
areas (H.Dcc. 530), 2554.
Report of the Surgeon General relative to the care and
treatment of leprous persons in Hawaii (H.Doc. 470), 38,
448. . Joint resolutions to provide for further investigation of
PUBLIC LANDS, provide for the granting of lands to certain States
(see bill S. 5613).
Letter from Joseph C. O'Mahoney relative to the proposed
transfer of administration of the public domain
from the Department of the Interior to the Depart-
ment of Agriculture, 674.
California: bill to withdraw from settlement and entry cer-
tain lands in (see bill H.R. 14176).
Desert lands: bills for relief of entrymen on (see bills S.
5456•, 5664*).
Entries: bills to provide for agricultural entry of lands with-
drawn. classified, or reported as containing minerals
(see bills S. 5259*; H.R. 13745*).
Grazing lands: memorial of Legislature of Oregon relative to
the bill (H.R. 11816) for protection of, 4455.
Homestead: bill to allow credit in connection with home-
stead entries of widows of veterans of Indian wars
(see bill S. 2654•).
Land grants: joint resolutions to amend an act to remove
existing discr1minations incident to certain (see
S.J.Res. 259*; H.J.Res. 613).
Montana: bills granting lands to the State for the use of
the Northern Montana College (see bills S. 5698;
H.R. 14709).
School lands: bill to issue patents to school lands granted
to the States (see bill S. 4674•).
Surveys: remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 595.
Withdrawals and restoration of: letter from the Secretary of
the Interior transmitting report of the Commis-
sioner of the General Land Office on, 284, 300.
PUBLIC LIBRARIES, fix rate of postage on periodicals sent by (see
bill H.R. 13715) .
PUBLIC MONEY, secure greater economy and efficiency in the dis-
bursement of (see bill S. 5021).
PUBLIC OFFICERS, letter from the Clerk of the House transmit-
ting a list of reports to be made to Congress by (H.Doc.
444), 38.
Letter from the Comptroller General of the United States
transmitting a list of those who, on June 30, 1932, were
delinquent in rendering their accounts, 1257, 1260.
163
PUBLIC PRINTER, annual report of, 1327, 1355.
Letter relative to the cost of printing for the Patent Office,
2762.
Letter relative to proceeds of sales of useless papers in the
Government Printing Office, 1397, 1435.
Letter transmitting a list of useless papers in the Govern-
ment Printing Office, 5064, 5187.
PUBLIC PRINTING. See PuBLIC DocuMENTS.
PUBLIC RECORDS, provide that income, war-profits, and excess-
profits tax returns shall constitute (see bill s. 5531).
PUBLIC ROADS, address delivered by Willard T. Chevalier on the
subject of highway development, 4653.
Amendments and remarks tn Senate relative to appropria-
tions for construction and improvement of, 3665, 3692,
3705, 3745, 3759.
Bills to extend the time during which the emergency appro-
priation for Federal-aid highways shall be available for
expenditure (see bills H.R. 13025•, 14104}.
Bill authorizing the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to
make loans to States and municipalities for construction
and improvement of (see bill H.R. 14250).
B111 to authorize the granting of Federal aid in the con-
struction of highways leading to toll bridges (see bill H.R.
14482).
Joint resolution to extend time during which the emer-
gency appropriation for Federal-aid highways shall be
available for expenditure (see H.J.Res. 573).
Letter of Secretary of Agriculture transmitting the annual
report on Federal aid in construction of, 819.
Letter from W. C. Markham relative to Federal coopera-
tion with the States in the building of, 3706.
Memorial of Legislature of Utah urging appropriations for
highways, 2558, 2726.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for construc-
tion and repair of, 1124.
Table showing distribution, by States, of appropriations for
emergency road construction, 669.
Tables showing total Federal and State highway employ-
ment. during the months of November and December,
1932, 4317.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS, authorize the Reconstruction Finance Cor-
poration to make loans to aid in the maintenance of (see
bills S. 5263; H.R. 14265, 14483).
PUBLIC UTILITIES, address over. the radio delivered by Gen.
Harvey H. Hannah on the subject of, 676.
Amendment in House to authorize the Committee on Inter-
state and Foreign Commerce to 'investigate, 3207.
Concurrent resolution to print additional copies of the re-
port of the Committee on Interstate and Foreign Com-
merce in House on regulation of stock ownership in
public utilities other than railroads (see H.Con.Res. 48).
certain (see H.J.Res. 572*, 612•).
Resolution to investigate ownership and control of stock
by holding companies in (see H.Res. 59*}.
PUBLIC VESSEL ACT, letter from the Attorney General submit-
ting a list of suits arising under, 79, 151.
PUBLIC WORKS, require the purchase of domestic materials for
use on (see bill S. 5411).
Bill to accelerate construction of {see bill H.R. 13994).
Bill to regulate certain employment on (see bill H.R..
13493).
Bill to amend act for protection of persons furnishing ma-
terials and labor for construction of (see btll H.R. 14533).
Letter from F. W. Meyers relative to a program for, 4565.
Resolution to disapprove the Executive act creating the
Division of (see H.Res. 317).
PUCKEIT, WILLIAM, relief (see bill S. 5228).
PUEBLO LANDS. See SAN DIEGO, CAI.IF.
PUERTO RICAN HURRICANE RELIEF COMMISSION, annual re-
port of (H.Doc. 486}, 59, 75.
PUERTO RICO, amend the act to provide a civil government for
(see bill H.R. 14081).
Bill relating to the revolving fund for the relief of (see bill
s. 5408*).
Bill to authorize an appropriation for the erection of a
Veterans' Administration home in (see bill H.R. 13717).
Joint resolution for the relief of (see H.J .Res. 538).
Joint resolutions to amend a joint resolution for relief of
(see S.J.Res. 183*; H.J.Res. 543).
Joint resolutions to validate an act of the legislature guar-
anteeing repayment of loans made by the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation to agricultural credit corporations of
{see S.J.Res. 260*; H.J.Res. 539, 564*).
Letter from the executive secretary transmitting copies of
acts and resolutions of the Legislature of, 38.
Memorial of legislature requesting authority to legislate
in the matter of prohibition. 89.
Message from the President transmitting the annual report
of the Governor of, 158, 228, 229. ·
Message from the President transmitting copies of acts
passed by the Legislature of, 159, 228, 229, 1782, 1830.
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PUERTO RICO-Continued
Message from the President transmitting copies of fran-
chises granted by the Public Service Commission of, 158,
228, 229.
Telegram from the speaker of the House of Representatives
of Puerto Rico urging the making of crop loans to farm-
ers in, 4787.
PULASKI, CASIMIR, authorize an appropriation for the removal
of the monument to a new location in the city of Wash-
ington, D.C. (see bill S. 5550).
Bill to authorize erection of a memorial at Savannah, Ga.,
to (see bill H.R. 6490 • ) .
Joint resolutions for observance of October 11, 1933, in
memory of (see S.J.Res. 252; H.J.Res. 535, 541).
Joint resolutions providing for observance of October 11
of each year in memory of (see S.J.Res. 213; H.J.Res.
4821 498, 510, 522).
PULP AND PAPER INDUSTRY, letter from Fred D. Jordan rela-
tive to the e:ffect of depreciated foreign currencies on,
4123.
Telegrams relative to conditions in, 2965.
PULPWOOD INDUSTRY, investigate competitive conditions in
(see S.Res. 365•).
PULTNEYVILLE HARBOR, N.Y., report of Secretary of War on
survey of, 37.
PUNTENNEY, HANNAH M., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14752).
PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA., petition of citizens remonstrating against
the proposed repeal of the eighteenth amendment, 161.
PURCHASING POWER OF THE ·DOLLAR, telegram from A. B.
Chitty relative to, 2958.
PURCHASING POWER OF MONEY, stabilize (see bills S. 5292;
H .R. 13012).
Letter from Robert L. Owen to Representative Rankin rela-
tive. to stabilizing, 950.
PURE FOOD. See FooDS AND DRUGS.
PURNELL, FRED S. (a Representative from Indiana).
Attended, 5. · Clark, Laura J., 3233, 3234.
Appointed conferee, 2192, 3090.
Appointed on funeral committee, 414.
Tribute to services of, 5660, 5664.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Leazenby, Mahala: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13346),
76.
Martin, Rachel N. (H.R. 14580), 3419.
Oxendine, Elmer E.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14102), 1396.
Ross, Harry G.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13347), 76.
Saxton, Sarah E. : to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13348) ,
76.
Shaw, Margaret J.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14194),
1617.
Washburn, Sarah J.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13914)' 985.
Remarks by, on
Butter: oleomargarine and adulterated, 4546.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2103.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5250.
Farm-allotment plan, 1338, 1339, 1340, 1344, 1345, 1525, 1675
General leave to print, 5255.
Georgia Bicentennial Commission, 3972.
Lower Vein Coal Co., 3714.
Order of business, 5247.
Stab111zation activities: to repeal section 9 of agricultural
marketing act relating to (see bill H.R. 13856), 869.
Sumner, Charles W., 3229.
Treasury-Post omce Departments appropriation bUI, 3800.
---waiving points of order, 396.
Vates of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
PURVIS, MARY A., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13788).
PUSATERI, HARRY, relief (see bill H.R. 13574).
PUTNAM, RUSSELL B., relief (see bill H.R. 13613).
Letter of Secretary of the Navy transmitting a draft of a
p-roposed bill for the relief of, 284.
QUABAUG RUBBER CO., NORTH BROOKFIELD, MASS., letters
relative to the prohibitive duties in Canada on commodi-
ties manufactured by, 3179.
QUACK MEASURES IN CONGRESS, remarks in House on the
subject of, 700.
QUEEN, NANNIE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13895).
QUIGLEY, THOMAS M.A., relief (see bill H.R. 13938).
QUINN, MICHAEL J., bestow medal of honor upon (see bill H.R.
14084).
QUIRK, THOMAS CHRISTOPHER, relief (see bill H.R. 13548).
QUORUM ROLL CALLS. See HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES; SENATE.
RADIO COMMUNICATIONS, announcement of hearings to be held
by the Committee on Interstate Commerce in Senate on
bill (H.R. 7716) to amend the Radio Act of 1927, 721.
Bills to amend the Radio Act of 1927 (see bills H.R. 7716*,
13848).
Bills to provide for fees -for radio licenses (see bills S. 5201;
H.R. 14688).
Bill to require the securing of permits for the use of radio
sets capable of receiving police broadcasts in vehicles (see
bill H.R. 14183).
RADIO COI\WUNICATIONS-Continued
Concurrent resolution to provide for a study of broadcasting
(see H.Con.Res. 51).
Conference report on bill (H.R. 7716) to amend the act of
1927 to regulate (H.Rept. 2106), 4845, 5203.
Letter from L. D. Coffman, president University of Minne-
sota relative to license fees for broadcasting stations, 2958.
Remarks in House on conference report on bill (H.R. 7716)
to amend the Radio Act of 1927, 5036.
Remarks in Senate on bill (H.R. 7716) to amend the act of
1927 relating to, 3764.
Remarks in Senate on conference report on bill (H.R. 7716)
to amend the Radio Act of 1927, 5204.
Remarks in Senate relative to a decision of the Court of
Appeals of the District of Columbia in a case involving
the respective rights of radio stations in Indiana and
illinois, 323.
Resolution adopted by the Indiana Republican Editorial
Association urging enactment of bill to penalize broad-
casting stations for violation of Federal laws, 886.
Text of the decision of the Court of Appeals of the District
of Columbia in the case of Nelson Bros. Bond & Mortgage
Co. v. Federal Radio Commission et al., 165.
RADIO CONFERENCES, message froll! the President transmitting
a draft of a proposed provision pertaining to an unex-
pended balance of appropriation available for (H.Doc. 536),
2942.
RAFFERTY, ELIZA, pension (see bill H.R. 13125) .
RAGON, HEARTSILL (a Representative from Arkansas).
Attended, 6.
Amendments offered by, to
Clark, Laura J. (H.R. 8800) , 3235.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Vint, Alpha: for relief (see bill H.R. 14574), 3343.
Young, C. C.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14575), 3343.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
State legislatures, 3419.
Remarks by, on
Committees: for election of certain members to standing
(see H.Res. 322), 532.
Currency infiation, 4083. .
Farm allotment plan, 1372, 1673, 1676, 1680, 1684, 2049.
Legislative appropriation blll-salary reduction, 3406.
Little Rock College, Little Rock, Ark., 3716.
Louderback, Harold, 4920.
President's veto message--first deficiency bill, 2448.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans: publicity of,
2539, 2543.
Tari:ff rates, 4067.
Tari:ffs and foreign currency depreciation, 1819, 1822, 3874,
3876, 3877, 3905.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-con-
ference report, 5372, 5374.
War Department appropriation bill, 2048, 2168.
---national defense, 2048.
---National Guard: disability benefits to officers of
2049, 2234, 2236.
---officers' retired pay, 2056, 2168.
---Organized Reserves, 2310.
---rivers and harbors, 2433.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION, annual report of money received
and not paid into the general fund of the Treasury, 39.
RAILROADS, address over the radio delivered by Representative
Rayburn entitled " The Public Interest in Railroads and
Other Forms of Transportation", 503.
Address delivered by Samuel Untermyer before the Univer-
sity Club of Los Angeles, Calif., relative to the financial
condition of, 5195.
Amendment and remarks in Senate relative to appropria-
tions for making valuation of, 4791.
Article by Judge George W. Anderson entitled " Salvaging
Our Railroads ", 163.
Article by Edward A. Filene entitled " Railroads, a Super-
highway, and the Unemployed", 3999.
Bill to amend act to punish the unlawful breaking of seals
of railroad cars and the felonious asportation of freight,
express packages, or baggage (see bill S. 4095 *).
Bill to provide for payment of compensation to certain land-
grant railroads (see bill S. 4165*).
Bills to require the employment of American citizens on
observation cars, club cars, and sleeping cars of (see bills
S. 5604; H.R. 14650).
Bill to allow them to transport the mails by motor vehicles
(see bill H.R. 9636 • ) .
Editorial from the Washington Herald favoring Government
ownership of, 4564.
Joint resolution prohibiting loans by the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation to (see S.J.Res. 245).
Letter written by George Foster Peabody on the railroad
situation, 1722.
Petition of national farm organizations relative to the pro-
posed reduction of freight rates on, 3585.
Remarks in Senate on Senate Joint Resolution 245, to pro-
hibit loans by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to,
2659.
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RAILROADS-Continued
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for evaluating
properties of, 3021.
Remarks in House relative to freight rates on coal, 3907.
Remarks in House relative to the condition of, 5275.
Remarks in House and statistics relative to the operation of,
843, 844.
Report of the Interstate Commerce Commission on final
valuations of properties of certain, 39, 60.
Report of the Interstate Commerce Commission on investi-
gation of the proposed 6-hour day for employees of (H.Doc.
496), 366, 414.
Report of the Postmaster General on special contracts for
transportation of the mails by, 151, 156.
Table of freight rates on bituminous coal, 3908.
Telegram from A. F. Whitney to Bernard M. Baruch relative
to the railway situation, 902.
Text of the report of the national transportation committee
on rail survey, 4115, 4121.
RAILROAD TRAINMAN (magazine), article relative to wage cuts
of Federal employees appearing in, 2545.
RA.n.WAY MAIL SERVICE. See PoSTAL SERVICE.
RAINEY, MRS. CARL, pension (see bill H.R. 13837).
RAINEY, HENRY T. (a Representative from Illinois).
Attended, 6.
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1354.
Appointed on committee on inaugural arrangements, 206.
Appointed on committee to wait on the President, 6..
Appointed Speaker pro tempore, 2704, 4277, 5393.
Appointed teller, 7.
Eagle, Joseph H.: swearing in of, 3579.
Foreign debts: address delivered on subject of, 4103.
Motions and resolutions offeted by
Adjourn: to, 36, 75, 606, 718, 869, 943, 984:, 1394, 1435, 1711,
1985, 2127, 2789, 3487 3580 4104 4554.
Adjournment over: for (see H.Res. 333, 337), 920, 1080.
Consent Calendar: suspension of rules (see H.Res. 365), 2328.
Dispensing with Calendar Wednesday, 3579.
Electoral votes: relative to counting of (see H.Res. 338),
1217.
Impeachment of President Hoover: to lay on table, 1968.
Karch, Charles A.: on death of (see H.Res. 303), 36.
Memorial services to Calvin Coolidge: to print 1n Record
proceedings of, 3487.
President: for notification of (see H.Res. 295), 6.
President and Vice President: for consideration of electoral
votes on (see H.Con.Res. 44), 1216.
Private Calendar: to consider bills on (see H.Res. 364, 370,
371, 372, 374, 379, 389, 398), 2328, 3546, 3580, 3638, 3733,
4062, 4452, 5021.
Recess: to, 2705, 3218, 5397, 5595.
Rules: to suspend, 4508.
Walsh, Thomas J.: to appoint funeral committee (see
H.Res. 406), 5425.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Angelow, Anna: to pension (see bill H.R. 13246), 45.
Congressional Record: to provide for furnishing, for the
current session to certain Members elect of the Seventy-
third Congress, of the (see H.J.Res. 492), 152.
Constitution of the United States: proposing amendment
for repeal of the eighteenth amendment to (see H.J.Res.
480), 7.
Huffman, Nancy: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13945),
1056.
Patterson, Bettie L.: to pension (see b111 H.R. 13247), 4:5.
Thomas, Sally E.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13248),
45. .
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 77, 2244, 2454, 3654, 3920, 5416.
Remarks by, on
Adjournment over, 920 . •
Beer bill, 745, 746, 74~. 857, 860, 861, 862, 863, 864, 865.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2114.
Correction of the Journal, 986.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 7, 4508, 4512.
Election of President and Vice President, 1217.
Extension of remarks, 566.
General leave to print, 4515, 5547.
Hawley, Willis C.: tribute to, 5541.
Leave to file report, 566.
Notification to President, 68.
Order of business, 36, 69, 273, 745, 746, 920, 921, 1021, 1217,
1394, 1711, 1969, 2032, 2417, 2'705, 2778, 2894, 3579, 3638,
3801, 4062, 4452, 4507, 4810, 5021, 5022, 5398, 5541.
Sales tax, 1021.
Seed loans, 1021.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
RALEY, HENRY, relief (see bill H.R. 13592).
RAMIE, amendment and remarks in House relative to fixing duty
on, 1678.
RAMM, ALDA E., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14175).
RAMSEY, BRUCE F., relle.f (see billS. 4988).
RAMSEYER, C. WILLIAM (a Representative from Iowa).
Attended, 6.
Appointed teller, 1610.
165
RAMSEYER, C. WILLIAM-Continued
Amendments offered by, to
Farm-allotment bill (H.R. 13991)-ru.im1nlstrative provisions,
1609.
Legislative appropriation bill---,salary reduction, 3392.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
President of the United States: to provide a 6-year term for
the (H.J.Res. 608), 4641.
Remarks by, on
Farm-allotment plan, 1531, 1536, 1588, 1607, 1609, 1660, 1661.
Legislative appropriation bill-salary reduction, 3392.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-con..
ference report, 4590, 4595. ·
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
RAMSPECK, ROBERT (a Representative from Georgia).
Attended, 6.
Appointed to Joint Committee on Printing, 5541.
Amendments offered by, to
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill (H.R. 14363)-prisons, 2703.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Alexander, Hooper, Jr.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14617), 3654.
Bright, Lilla Tarpley: to pension (see bill H.R. 13839), 817.
Herbert, Berta: to pension (see bill H.R. 13516), 285.
McCormack, Frank J.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13739), 535.
Taylor & Son, J. H.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13740), 535.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2908.
Change of reference, 473.
Dental Corps, United States Navy, 3228.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill-conference report, 5032, 5033.
--prisons, 2701, 2703.
Disbursing officers, United States Army, 3731.
Independent offices appropriation bill, 3215.
---Civil Service Commission, 3132.
Order of business, 4279, 4284, 4294.
Pitanken, John, 3804.
Radio regula.tion~nference report, 5038.
Tariff, 4067.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-confer-
ence report, 4590.
Wilkins, Frank, 3710.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Densmore, Lula E. (H.Rept. 2170), 5188.
Lester, William A. (H.Rept. 2146), 5062.
Lester, Zetta (H.Rept. 2147), 5062.
Powell, William (H.Rept. 2142), 5061.
Shabel, Joseph (H.Rept. 2167), 5188.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
RANDALL, GEORGE C., relief (see bill H.R. 14673).
RANDOLPH, CASSIE, pension (see bill S. 5422) .
RANDOLPH, RACHEL G., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14010).
RANKIN, JOHN E. (a Representative from Mississippi).
Attended, 6. .
Letter written by Hon. Robert L. Owen on the subject of a
b1ll to regulate the value of money introduced by, 950.
Silver: remonetization of-address of Compton I. White,
Member-elect from Idaho, relative to, 5547.
Amendments offered by, to
Bridges: Pearl River, Miss., 1903.
- - - Tombigbee River, Miss., 1904.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Life-insurance claims: to provide for reference to commis-
sioners of suits on Government (see bill H.R. 14630), 3824.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation: to provide. for loans
for the purpose of securing postponement of foreclosure
of farm mortgages for 2 years (see bill H.R. 14342), 2193.
Money: to regulate the value of (see bill H.R. 13012), 40.
Pearl River: to construct bridge across (see bill H.R. 13751),
607.
Tombigbee River: to construct bridge across (see b111 H.R.
13753). 607.
Tombigbee River, Miss.: improving and channeling of (see
bill H.R. 14644), 3918.
Town Creek, Miss.: flood control of (see bill H.R. 14647),
3918.
Remarks by, on
Bridges: Pearl River, Miss., 1903.
---Tombig bee River, Miss., 1904.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 3796.
CUrrency inflation, 3097, 4081, 4083.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 19, 4508.
Emergency officers• retirement, 3409.
Gasoline tax, 2899, 2901.
Independent offices appropriation bill, 3110.
--Veterans' Administration, 3028, 3029, 3030, 3031.
Joint Committee on Veterans' Benefits, 5542, 5543, 5546.
Navy Department appropriation bill, 4714.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-con-
ference report, 4590.
Veterans' benefits, 3110.
Washington's Farewell Address, 4529, 4596.
Votes of. Sire YEA-AND-NAY VOTEs.
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RANSLEY, HAR.RY C. (a Representative from Pennsylvania).
Attended, 6.
Appointed on funeral committee, 414.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Curry, Edward: for relief (see bill H.R. 13868), 870.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 4376.
Remarks by, on
AgricUltural appropriation bill-naval stores, 1117, 1118.
War Department appropriation bill-Army supplies, 2421,
2424, 2426.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
RANSOM, JOHN, pension (see bill S. 5565).
RAPELYE, ADELAIDE L., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14007).
RAPIDES PARISH, LA., relinquish title of the United States to
lands in (see bill H.R. 11242*).
RAPP, EDWIN M., relief (see bill H.R. 14423).
RARIDON, JOHN W., pension (see bill H.R. 13108).
RATHDRUM PRAIRIE PROJECT, IDAHO, provide for the rehabill-
tation of (see bill H.R. 13536).
RAWLS, JULIAN L., relief (see bills S. 5194; H.R. 81P) o
RAY, ALWILDA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13705) o
RAY, J. E., telegram opposing further investigation of the Overton-
Broussard election in Louisiana, 4788.
ltAY, WILLIAM A., relief (see bill H.R. 14207).
RAYBURN, SAM (a Representative from Texas).
Attended, 6. · Bills authorizing them to make loans for refinancing irriga-
Radio address on the subject of the problems of transporta-
tion delivered by, 503.
Amendments offered by, to
Independent omces appropriation bill: public utilities, investi-
gation of, 3207.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Federal communications and power commission: to establish
(see bill H.R. 14501), 2943. · 8. 5582; H.R. 14296).
Interstate Commerce ~o amend, as amended (see bill
H.R. 14373), 3336.
Public utility: to provide further investigation of certain
public-utility corporations ~ngaged in interstate commerce
(see H.J.Res. 572), ~-
Public-utility corpora"UU'll:S': investigation of certain (see
H.J.Res. 572), ~
Regulation of stock ownership in pubUc utilities other than
railroads: to print copies of (see H.Con.Res. 48), ~
Remar ks by, on
Bankruptcy system: ·uniformity of, 2910, 2917.
Beer bill, 765, 865, 866.
Farm-allotment plan, 1690.
Independent omces appropriation bill-Federal Trade Com-
mission, 3119.
---public utilities, investigation of, 3207.
Interstate Commerce Commission, 4540. ~
Lincoln, Abraham, 3973, 3976.
Rio Grande River bridge, Rio Grande City, Tex., 4550.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce:
Interstate Commerce Commission (H.Rept. 1900), 2451.
Public utilities: investigation of (H.Rept. 2192), 5425.,
Rio Grande bridge, Boca Chica, Tex. (H.Rept. 2012), 3991.
Rio Grande River bridge, Rio Grande City, Tex. (H.Rept.
2029), 4105.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
RAYL, ROBERT, relief (see bill H.R. 13950*)o
RAYON, amendment and remarks in House relative to the pro-
posed adjustment charge on the first domestic processing
· of, 1666.
REAVIS, MRS. WILLIE L., pension (see bill H.R. 13784).
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF THE GOVERNMENT, annual
report of (H.Doc. 445), 39o
RECLAMATION SERVICE, declaring the policy of the United
states with respect to irrigation and reclamation (see bill
. H.R. 13917).
Bill for temporary relief of water users on irrigation projects
(see bill S. 5135).
Bill to authorize advances to the reclamation fund (see bill
s. 5471).
Bills to authorize advances by the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation to the reclamation fund (see bills S. 5607,
5614; H.R. 14619, 14649).
Remarks in House relative to administrative provisions and
limitations applicable to, 657o
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 927.
Remarks in Senate relative to appropriations for, 5455.
Remarks 1n Senate relative to the proposed interchange of
appropriations for reclamation projects, 3623.
statement by Marshall N Dana concerning Federal reclama-
0
tion projects, 2751.
Tables showing accretions to the reclamation fund and ex-
penditures for construction of reclamation projects, 5149.
RECONSTRUCTION, address over the radio delivered by L. J. Taber
relative to the program of the National Grange for, 4655.
RECONSTRUCTION FINANCE CORPORATION, address over the
radio delivered by Director Jesse H. Jones with regard to
the work of, 874.
Amendment and remarks in House relative to transferring
appropriations from the Corporation to the Treasury De-
partment, 1890.
Amendment and remarks in Senate relative to transferring
appropriations from the Corporation to the Treasury De-
p art ment, 2254.
Amendment in Senate to authorize loans to private corpora-
tions for developing cooperative community farming and
crop marketing, 2645.
Article by John T. Flynn relative to operations of, 871.
Bills to amend act creating (see bills S. 5586; H.R. 13011,
13037).
Bill to subject them to the provision of the Budget and
Accounting Act of 1921 (see bill S. 5572).
Bill providing for the accounting of certain moneys made
available to the Secretary of AgricUlture under certain
provisions of (see bill H.R. 14687).
Bill to prevent undue publicity regarding loans made to
banks by (see bill H.R. 14695).
Bill to prohibit publicity of names of individual borrowers
from (see bill H.R. 14699).
Bill to provide that lien on crops shall be adequate security
for advances under (see bill H.R. 13712).
Bills providing for loans for securing postponement of fore-
closures of farm mortgages (see bills S. 5450, 5591, 5639*;
H.R. 14342, 14440).
tion and drainage districts (see bills S. 5020, 5086; H.R.
13996, 14744).
Bills to authorize loans for construction of sewerage systems
by (see bills S. 5392; H.R. 13749, 13818).
Bills to provide for the refinancing of farm-mortgage indebt-
edness by (see bills S. 5329; H.R. 14031, 14372).
Bills to authorize them to make loans to private colleges,
universities, and institutions of higher learning (see bills
Bills authorizing loans in aid. of agricUlture, commerce, and
industry (see bills S. 5683; H.R. 14633). .
Bill authorizing them to make loans to banks, trust com-
panies, insurance companies, and building and loan asso-
ciations for preventing foreclosures on homes and farms
(see bill H.R. 13878).
Bill authorizing them to make loans to certain home owners
and farmers (see bill S. 4995).
Bill authorizing them to make loans to certain hospitals
(see bill S. 5251).
Bills to authorize loans to public-school districts for main-
tenance of public schools (see bills H.R. 14265, 14483) .
Bill to amend act to provide for certain loans to aid in the
support and maintenance of public schools (see bill S.
5263).
Bill providing for loans to producers of wheat and cotton by
(see bill 8. 5587).
B111 to provide that loans shall be made to farmers on the
security of first mortgages by (see bill H.R. 14035).
Bill to authorize the making of loans to needy individuals,
ex-service men, farmers, home owners, and business men
(see bill S. 5642).
Bill to repeal the provision of law requiring publicity
respecting loans by (see bill S. 5656).
Bill to authorize the ma.king of loans to the cooperative
creamery associations by (see bill S. 5677).
Bill to authorize loans to finance garbage and sewerage
disposal plants (see bill H.R. 14660).
Bill to authorize loans to States to provide food for under-
nourished school children (see bill H.R. 14672).
Bills providing for loans to farm mortgagors by (see bills
S. 5350; H.R. 14138, 14222).
Bill providing for loans to farm mortgagors, through the
regional credit corporations, to enable them to lower the
interest on their loans (see bill H.R. 14267).
Bill relating to livestock loans made through the regional
agricUltural credit corporations by (see blll S. 5548).
Bill to authorize ·the advance of loans to bankruptcy deposi-
tories in receivership by (see bill H.R. 14375).
Bills to authorize the making of advances to the reclama-
tion fund by (see bills S. 5607*, 5614*; H.R. 14619, 14649).
Bill authorizing loans to States and municipalities for con-
struction of public streets and highways (see bill H.R.
14250).
Bills to increase the amount of certain loans made to insti-
tutions holding mortgages on homes (see bills S. 5403;
H.R. 14202) .
Bill authorizing the making of loans to associations organ-
ized for the barter of goods and services by (see bill S.
5412).
Bills to extend to the Virgin Islands the benefits of the act
creating (see bills S. 5126*; H.R. 13657) o
Joint resolutions proposing a reduction in interest rates on
Government loans made by (see S.J.Res. 249; H.J.Res. 595).
Joint resolution prohibiting loans to the railroads by (see
S.J.Res. 245).
Joint resolution to suspend the making of certain loans by
(see H.J.Reso 611).
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RECONSTRUCTION FINANCE CORPORATION-Continued
Joint resolution authorizing the Attorney General to inves-
tigate the failure of any company or corporation which
receives a loan in excess of $50,000 from (see H.J.Res. 552).
Joint resolutions to validate an act of the Puerto Rican
Legislature guaranteeing repayment of loans made by the
Corporation to agricultural credit corporations of the
island (see H.J .Res. 539, 564) .
Letter from the Chairman making a correction in the report
of loans made to the Bronx County Trust Co., New York,
N.Y., 2677.
Memorial of Legislature of Idaho urging legislation to
authorize loans to irrigation districts by, 4299, 4456.
Remarks in Senate relative to operations of, 871.
Remarks in Senate on Senate Joint Resolution 245 to pro-
hibit loans to the railroads by, 2658.
Remarks in House relative to the activities and operations
of, 659, 1011, 1116, 4063, 4070.
Remarks in House relative to the loan made to the San
Francisco Bank of America by, 2777.
Remarks in House and-correspondence relative to the pub-
lication of loans made by, 2538, 2542, 2543, 5364.
Remarks in House on House Joint Resolution 552 to author-
ize the Attorney General to investigate the failure of any
company or corporation which receives a loan in excess of
$50,000 from, 3217.
Remarks in House on House Resolution 335 requesting
information concerning the activities of, 1360.
Report of loans made by (H.Doc. 531), 2605, 2640.
Reports of operations of (H.Docs. 474, 538), 38, 59, 3342, 3346.
Report of the investigating committee on loans made by
(S.Rept. 1059), 1717.
Report of activities and _expenditures for November 1932
(H.Doc. 515), 943.
Report for January 1933 on loans made by (H.Doc. 562),
5414, 5654.
Resolution of inquiry relative to the application for a loan
submitted by the Verde River Irrigation and Power Dis-
trict, Ariz., to (see S.Res. 309).
Resolution requesting information as to the activities of
(see H.Res: 335).
Resolution requesting the President to submit reports to
the House of Representatives in regard to certain loans
made by (see H.Res. 351).
Statement of loans made by the Corporation to the several
States up to and including February 15, 1933, 4421, 4422.
Table showing loans to States for relief of destitution, 4316.
Text of bill (H.R. 14138} providing for loans to farm mort-
gagors to enable them to lower the rate of interest on
farm-mortgage loans, 1778.
RECONSTRUCTION REVENUE STAMPS, remarks in House rela-
tive to the plan proposed by H. A. Grimths for the issu-
ance of, 3734.
RED CROSS. See AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CRoss.
REDDING, GEORGE J., relief (see b1ll H.R. 14682).
REDENS, SARAH A., pension (see bUI S. 5496).
REDMAN, LOTTIE, relief (see b1ll S. 458•).
REDMAN, W. C., relief (see bill S. 4996).
RED MEN. See GREAT COUNCil. OF THE UNITED STATES OF THE
IMPROVED 01wER OF RED MEN.
REED, CHARLES H., relief (see bill H.B. 13327).
REED, DANIEL A. (a Representative jrom New York).
Attended, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bock, Susan: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13869), 870.
Burford, Jennie H.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13252},
45.
Crampton, Miriam E. : to increase pension (see bill H.R.
14640) • 3966.
Fox, Delphina: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13249) , 45.
Grape juice: to repeal tax on certain (see bill H.R. 14415),
2555.
Johnson, Mae E.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13250),
45. • Plattsburg Barracks Military Reservation: to authorize ad-
Keefe, Mary B.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13251), 45.
Maller, AI vena C.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13254),
45.
Mangan, Elizabeth: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14384),
2336.
Millspaugh, Ella G.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
14641) • 3824.
Reynolds, Martha F.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13253). 45.
Motions and resolutions offered by
American Tobacco Co., P. Lorillard Co., R. J. Reynolds To-
bacco Co., Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co., and the Atlantic
& Pacific Tea Co.: authorizing Federal Trade CommiSSion
to investigate (H.Res. 395), 4865.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 4454.
Bemarks by, on
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor ap-
propriation bill-conference report, 5030.
--prisons, 2699, 2702.
167
REED, DANIEL A.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Government purchase of American goods, 1892.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Veterans' Adminis-
tration, 3026.
National Guard of South Dakota, 5177.
Reapportionment, 206.
Tariffs and foreign currency depreciation, 3123.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-<:on-
ference report, 4590, 4591, 4616, 4617.
--public buildings, 411.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
REED, DAVID A. (a Senator from Pennsylvania).
Attended, 3.
Agricultural credit agencies: tabulation of functions of, 3698.
Appointed conferee, 3933, 4455, 5438.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1358, 1429.
Certificate of election: memorandum on Pennsylvania law
relative to duty of governor to issue a, 5427.
Foreign currency depreciation: statement of Ray D. Chapin
with regard to, 3708.
Philadelphia Mail Steamship Line: mail contract with-let-
ter from Postmaster General Walter F. Brown to Senator
Hugo L. Black relative to, 5447.
Amendments offered by, to
Agricultural appropriation bill (H.R. 13872) -agricultural
credit agencies: consolidation of, 3696.
Air mail and ocean mail contracts: investigation of (S.Res.
349), 5008.
Budzinski, Michael J. (S. 5214), 3752.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of (S.J.Res. 211), 4211, 4225,
4228, 4230.
Huff, Price (H.R. 11035), 5010.
Immigration: exemption from quota of fathers and mothers
(H.R. 8174), 5523.
Legislative appropriation bill (H.R. 14562)-law library, 4809.
Linebarger, Henry Dixon (H.R. 2599), 3679.
Philippine independence (bill H.R. 7233), 162, 264.
Second deficiency b1ll (H.R. 14769)-Pocono Pines Assembly
Hotels Co., 5462.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill--Gov-
ernment purchase of American goods, 3253.
---omcers on foreign sernce, 3467.
---rentals, 3466.
---Soldiers' Home, 3458.
Withholding Army, Navy, and Marine Corps pay (S. 4810),
1182.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Act of May 22, 1928: to amend (see bill S. 5509), 2460.
Army disbursing officers: for relief of certain (see b1ll S.
5406). 1718.
Camp Taylor, Ky.: to resell the undisposed of portion of (see
bill s. 5528). 2563.
Claims: to authorize settlement, allowance, and payment of
certain (see bill S. 5437), 1932.
Delaware River bridge, Pennsylvania: to authorize construc-
tion of (see bill S . 5504), 2411.
Haupt, John P.: to pension (see bill 8. 5682), 4653.
Markham, Harrison Schermerhorn: to authorize appoint-
ment as second lieutenant in Regular Army of (see bill S.
5177'. 367.
:Mercur, Helen G.: to increase pension (see bill S. 5162). 304.
Military Academy: to credit certain services as cadets at (see
bill s. 5501)' 2343.
Mobile National Cemetery, Alabama: authorizing acquisition
of certain land as an addition to (see bill S. 5305), 1162.
Monongahela River: to construct bridge across (see bill S.
5183). 422.
National military parks: to provide for protection under
control of War Department for national parks, battlefield
sites, national monuments, and (see bill S. 5233), 675.
Pensacola Military Reservation, Fla.: to authorize the Secre-
tary of War to dispose of the remaining portion o! (see bill
s. 5438). 1932.
Philadelphia, Pa.: to procure site for public building at (see
bill s. 5209). 541.
justment of part of western boundary line of (see bill S.
5270). 887.
Pulaski, Casimir: to authorize an appropriation for the
removal of the monument to (see blll S. 5550), 2732.
Real estate of War Department: to authorize Secretary of
War to sell or dispose of certain surplus (see bill 8. 5304),
1162.
Rockwell, Christina M.: to pension (see bill S. 5453), 2029.
Thompson, Augustus: for relief (see bill S. 5474), 2131.
Vauthier, Louis, and Francis Dohs: for relief (see bill S.
5161) , 304. .
Vetterlein, Wayne Smallwood: for relief (see bill S. 5650),
4215.
Virgin Islands: to extend provisions of the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation Act and Emergency Relief and Con-
struction Act of 1932 to (see bill S. 5126). 233.
Webb, Charles J., Sons Co.: for relief (see bill S. 5452), 2029.
World War· Veterans' Act, 1924: to amend (see bill S. 5166),
304.
Worran, L. P.: for relief (see bill S. 5605), 3588.
168 INDEX
REED, DAVID A.-Continued
Motions and resolutions offered by
Adjourn: to, 3709.
Allegheny Forging Co.: to concur in House amendment, 4901.
Barry, David S.: to suspend from office, 3273, 3282.
Holmes, William H.: to disagree to House amendment and
ask for conference, 5451.
Idaho, State of: for relief of-to recede, 5069.
Killion, Clarence R.: to disagree to House amendments and
ask for conference, 3933.
Leather: directing Tariff Commission to investigate goat,
kid, and cabretta (S.Res. 370}, 4875.
National military parks, etc.: protection of-to concur 1n
House amendments, 5212.
Post exchanges: to print as Senate document report on the
operation of (S.Doc. 149}, 422.
Recess: to, 3793, 3862.
Reconsider: to, 4:211, 4230.
Study of battlefields for commemoration purposes: to print
as Senate document report on (H.Doc. 500; S.Doc. 151},
446.
War Department appropriation bill: to consider, 3706.
- - - to agree to request for conference, lt455.
- - - t o insist on Senate amendments and request further
conference, 5348.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 2130, 2455, 4868, 5066.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill-agricultural credit agencies,
3696, 3697, 3702, 3703.
---Federal-aid highways, 3696.
Air mail and ocean mail contracts: investigation of, 5008.
Arlington Memorial Bridge, 3593.
Army nominations: to confirm, 2344.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 5120, 5122.
Barry, David S., 3269, 3272, 3273, 3274, 3281, 3282, 3520.
Battlefields in United States: to correct Senate document
on, 2493, 2495, 2517.
Camp Bullis, Tex., 5011.
Camps Stephen D. Little and Harry J. Jones, 916, 917.
Citizens' military training camps, 3170.
Committee service, 156.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 3703, 3704.
Crop production and harvesting loans, 908.
Currency inflation, 3010.
Departmental expenditures, 3941.
District of Columbia appropriation bill-taxicabs, 5346.
Dohs, Francis, 3671.
Economic situation study, 1267.
Edgar, William F.: bequest of, 4708.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4057, 4220, 4225, 4228,
4230.
Exhibition ride at Fort Myer, Va.: announcement of, 3240.
Foreign debts, 1275, 1278, 1280, 1281, 2983, 2984.
George Rogers Clark memorial, Vincennes, Ind., 4982.'
Glass-steagall banking bill, 1935.
---banking affiliates, 2516.
---silver, remonetization of, 2380, 2381.
Government purchase of American goods, 3681.
Grand Central post-office building, New York City, 1168,
1169.
Huff, Price, 5319.
Immigration: exemption from quota of fathers and mothers,
5522.
Indian clai.ms: California, 3684.
Indians: allotments of deceased, 5508.
International Mercantile Mari.ne Co. mail contract, 5214,
5216, 5217, 5230, 5231, 5232, 5233, 5234, 5236, 5243, 5244,
5298, 5299, 5300, 5301, 5302 5303 5304, 5305, 5306.
Killion, Clarence R.: conference report, 4791.
Laval-Hoover debt conference, 1294.
Legislative appropriation bill-law library, 4809.
Limitation of debate, 3010.
McDonald, George W., 3757.
McHam, Beryl M., 5009, 5522.
Military cemeteries: abandonment of, 3671.
Monetary question, 1288.
Mortgage foreclosures: postponement of, 5017, 5019, 5319.
Motion to strike out the last word, 631.
National military parks, 3671.
Naval Academy: degree of bachelor of science, 3679.
Naval strength, 3507.
Navy Department appropriation bill, 5225.
Nominations in the Army, 4901.
Order of business, 3877, 5514.
Panama Canal Zone, 3754.
Partisan tactics toward legislation, 3445.
Philippine independence, ~64, 881.
Quota exemption of fathers and mothers of United States
citizens, 4968.
Radio regulation, 3767, 37'70.
Relief bills indefinitely postponed, 5526.
Revenue stamps: sale of, 4988.
Schneider, Jack, 5512.
Second deficiency bill-Pocono Pines Assembly Hotels Co.,
5462.
Short sell1ng on stoclt exchanges, 5212.
Tariff bargaining, 2676, 2754.
REED, DAVID A.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 3380.
---Air Mail Service, 3067.
---assay offices, 2669.
---alien seamen, 3378.
---conference report, 4895.
---executive economy, 3145.
---exportable-crop surpluses, 3283.
---Government purchase of American goodS, 3172, 3173.
3253.
---officers on foreign service, 3467.
---rentals, 3466.
---salary reduction, 3469, 3470, 3504, 3507.
- - - Seatrain Co. mail contract, 2671, 2673, 2738, 2803.
2804, 2805, 2806, 2807, 2809.
---Soldiers' Home, 3458, 3459.
---tax refunds, 3457.
Tryon, Addie I. and Lorin H., 3684.
Vauthier, Louis, 3671.
War debts and taxes, 306.
War Department appropriation bill, 3505, 3508, 3706, 3770.
3785, 3791, 3855, 3941, 3961.
---camps at Army posts for unemployed, 3839, 384o.
3841, 3848, 3849, 3859, 3936, 3943, 3944, 3945, 3947.
3848, 3950.
--clothing and equipment, 3778, 3779, 3785, 3786.
---conference report, 5229, 5348, 5480.
---horses, 3778.
---hospitals, 3793.
---National Guard, 3854.
---offenses by officers, 3961.
---railroads, 3788.
---rifie matches, 3959.
Watkins, Wayne Bert, 3678.
Withholding Army, Navy, and Marine Corps pay, 1295.
Wright, Benjamin, 5508.
Reports made by, from
Committee of conference:
Killion, Clarence R. (S. 2148; HRept. 2074}, 4791.
War Department appropriation bill (H.R. 14199, H.Rept.
217'7}. 5228, 5479.
Committee on Military Affairs:
Arlington Memorial Bridge (S.Rept. 1161}, 3592.
Camp Bullis, Tex. (S.Rept. 1299), 4874.
District of Columbia: fire fighting (S.Rept. 1298}, 4874.
Los Angeles County, Calif. (S.Rept. 1149), 3242.
Sawhill, Alexander F. (S.Rept. 1300}, 4874.
Unemployed persons at military posts (S. 5363}, 3242.
War Department appropriation bill (S.Rept. 1155}, 3424.
Withholding pay of officers ( S.Rept. 1005), 541.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
REED, ELLEN C., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13211).
REED, OPPIE, pension (see billS. 5007).
REED, SARD S., relief (see bill H.R. 5261•).
REESE, WILLIAM, relief (see bill H.R. 14019}.
REFUNDS OF INTERNAL-REVENUE TAXES, amendment in Senate
prohibiting payment of refunds unless approved by the
Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation, 1637, 1644.
Amendment in Senate to require the prior approval by the
Board of Tax Appeals of proposed, 2802, 2864, 3458.
Amendment in Senate to require prior approval by the
Comptroller General of the United States of all claims for,
2645, 2665, 3376.
Amendment in Senate relative to refunds of overpayments,
2198.
Amendment in Senate relative to refunds of overpayments
made prior to July 1, 1932, 2732.
Amendment in Senate to authorize the payment of interest
on overpayments, 2254.
Amendment and remarks in House relative to requiring
prior approval by the Joint Committee on Internal Reve-
nue Taxation; concurred in by the Senate, 1945, 1954.
Annual report of, 39.
Letter from the Attorney General recommending disapproval
of the first deficiency appropriation bill (H.R. 13975} re-
lating to, 2445.
Remarks in House relative to the President's veto message
on the deficiency bill relating to, 2523.
Remarks in House relative to, 352, 1296, 1321.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 1472, 1M2.
Report of L. H. Parker on, 1558.
Text of report from the Committee on the Judiciary in
Senate (S.Rept. 1432, on bill S. 5319, 70th Cong., 2d sess.)
relating to, 2457.
REGIONAL AGRICULTURAL CREDIT CORPORATION, article ap-
pearing in the American Banker relating to, 2154.
REGIONAL MERCANTILE CREDIT CORPORATIONS, provide for
(see b111 H.R. 13305).
REGISTER OF COPYRIGHTS, annual report of, 300, 362.
REID, ARTHUR, relief (see bill H.R. 13123).
REID, FRANK R. (a Representative from Illinois).
Attended, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Mills, Arthur E.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14510}, 2943.
Peaslee, Arli.Dgton: for relief (see bill H.R. 14354), 2193.
 INDEX
REID, FRANK R.-Continued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Secretaries: to authorize appointment to United states cir-
cuit and district judges of (see b111 H.R. 13304), 75.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, .285, 3139, 3236, 4376.
Societies and associations, 1396, 1436, 2454.
Votes of. See• YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
REILLEY, ELIZABETH M., pension (see bill H.R. 13412).
REILLY, MICHAEL K. (a Representative from Wisconsin).
Attended, 6.
BiUs and joint resolutions introduced by
Activities: to divest of their interstate character certain
(see bill H.R. 14125), 1547.
Klauck, William Joseph: for relief (see bill H.R. 13517). 285. REYNOLDS, JEANNE E., pension (see bill H.R. 14012).
Petitions and papers presented by, from
State legislatures, 3344.
Remarks by, on
Beer bill, 858, 1097.
Farm-allotment plan, 1695.
Tarllfs and foreign currency depreciation, 3970.
War Department appropriation bill-Organized Reserves,
2307.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
REIMER, J. R., relief (see bill H.R. 2935*).
REITHEL, WILLIAM A., relief (see bill H.R. 598).
RELF, EMMA C., pension (see bill H.R. 14093).
RELIEF ADMINISTRATION. See UNEMPLOYMENT.
RELYEA, RUTH, relief (see bill H.R. 8057*).
RENO, JOE, relief (see bill H.R. 13355).
RENTFROW, EARL EMERSON, relief (see bill H.R. 14021).
REORGANIZATION OF THE GOVERNMENT. See ExEcUTIVE DE-
PARTMENTS.
REPATRIATION, table showing number of prisoners of war re- RHOADES, AROLINE M., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14543).
patriated from Russia and Siberia, 4016.
REPRESENTATIVES. See MEMBERs OF CONGRESS.
REPUBLICAN LAME DUCKS. See HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
RESEARCH BENEFITS. See GOVERNMENT RESEARCH.
RESERVE OFFICERS' ASSOCIATION, letter from the national
president relative to appropriations for the Reserve Offi- RHODES, IDA, pension (see bill ,H.R. 13759).
cers' Training Corps, 3791.
RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS. See ARMY.
RESERVOIRS, remarks in Senate relative to appropriations for the RICE, amendments in House to the allotment bill (H.R. 13991)
purchase o! sites for, 3629.
RESIGNATIONS.
Senators
Hull, Cordell, 5427.
Swanson, Claude A., 5426.
Representatives
Crisp, Charles R., 6.
Tilson, John Q., 6.
"RESPONSIBILITY OF CONGRESS TOWARD UNEMPLOYMENT",
address delivered by Rev. John A. Ryan, D.D., entitled,
169.
RETAIL LIQUOR DEALERS' STAMP TAX, change the name of
(see bill H.R.12843*).
REVENUE, provide additional (see bills H.R. 13013, 18014, 13020,
13027, 13312, 13313, 13361, 13371, 13720, 13742*, 13790,
13993, 13994, 14778).
Bill to provide revenue for the District of Columbia by the
taxation o! beer (see bill S. 5458) .
Bills to repeal the section o! the revenue act which in-
creased the rate of postage on first-class mall matter (see
bills . H.R. 13022 13035, 13043).
l3llls to repeal tax on bank checks (see bills H.R. 13024,
13033, 13972, 14107, 14227).
Bill to tax light wines (see bill H.R. 13719).
Joint reBolution to preserve and stabilize the revenue to the
United States derived from the sale o! cigarettes (see
H.J.Res. 546).
Memorial of Legislature of Washington urging immediate
enactment of blll (H.R. 13999) to prevent loss o!, 2726,
2957.
Telegram from the International Apple Association remon-
strating against bill (H.R. 13999) to prevent loss of reve-
nue and for the relief of unemployment, 2728.
REVENUE ACT OF 1918, amend (see blll H.R. 13031).
REVENUE ACT OF 1926, amend (see bllls S. 5262; H.R. 12977*,
14080, 14394).
REVENUE ACT OF 1932, amend and repeal (see bills S. 5468,
5500; H.R. 13032, 13486, 13653, 13873, 14782, H.J .Res. 54~
566).
Bill exempting States and their political subdivisions from
certain provisions of (see bill S. 5556). , 2539.
REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES OF THE GOVERNMENT, mes-
sage from the President relative to (H.Doc. 527), debated
in House, 1943, 1969.
REVENUE STAMPS. See RECONSTRUCTION REVENUE STAMPS.
REVERE, MASS., provide for the construction o! a post-office
building at (see bill H.R. 14671).
169
REVISED STATUTES.
Bills to repeal obsolete sections o! (see bills H.R. 7121*,
9877*).
Bills to amend sections
416,417: District of Columbia (see bill H.R. 13378*). ·
1466: relative rank between officers of the Army and Navy
(see bill H.R. 14777).
3392: internal revenue (see bill H.R. 14263).
3993: Postal Service (see bill H.R. 13747).
5219: national banks (see blll H.R. 18855 •).
--(amendment to b111 S. 4291), 1266.
REVOLUTION, remarks in House relative to revolu~ion by physical
force, and revolution by law, 3120.
Remarks in Senate relative to newspaper warning of, 3372.
REYNOLDS, MARTHA F., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13253).
REYNOLDS, ROBERT R. (a Senator from North Carolina).
Appointed on funeral committee, 394.
Assigned to committees, 67.
Credentials presented .and sworn in, 4, 1619.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Mauney, Martin Luther: for relief (see bill S. 5088), 161.
Remarks by, on
Motion-picture film trade, 175.
Stamp money, 4329, 4331.
Wall Street, 4771.
War Department appropriation biU---camps at Army posts
f.or unemployed, 3848.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
REYNOLDS, TABITHA, increase pension (see b111 H.R. 13216).
REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., R. J., authorize the Federal Trade
Commission to investigate practices of (see H.Res. 394,
395). .
RHINE, GEORGE W., relief (~e bill H.R. 14238).
RHODE ISLAND, relief of certain lobster fishermen o! (see b111
H.R. 14085) .
RHODES, ELIZA S., pension (see bill H.R. 13141).
RHODES, FANNIE L., pension (see bill H.R. 13776).
RHODES POINT-TYLERTON CHANNEL, MD., report of Secretary
of War on survey of, 2790. .
relating to, 1589, 1590, 1660, 1665, 1670, 1685, 1690.
RICE, ANNA ELIZABETH, relief (see bill S. 5645).
RICE, STANLEY N., _pension (see billS. 5010).
RICE LAKE, MINN., amend act reserving the lake and contiguous
lands for the Chippewa Indians (see bills s. 5626*· H.R.
146?9). '
RICH, ROBERT F. (a Representative from Pennsylvania).
Attended, 6.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1435.
Appointed teller, 452.
Appointed to Joint Committee on Printing, 5541.
Amendments offered by, to
Treasury and Post Offi.ce Departments appropriation bill-
quarters for Offi.ce of Supervising Architect, 449.
---temporary employees, 455.
. War J:?epartment ~ppropriation blll-post exchanges, 2441.
Bills and JOtnt resoluttons introduced by
Lamison, Mary C.: to pension (see blll H.R. 14314), 2065.
Muncy Valley Private Hospital: for relief (see blll H.R.
13440). 153.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 719, 1259, 1618, 3920.
Societies and associations, 154, 285, 365, 4.16, 1987.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill-conference report, .5141.
Bridges over navigable waters, 5601.
Congressional automobile tags, 295.
Consolidation of Government' bureaus, 4600.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill-conference report, 5031, 5032, 5033.
District of Columbia-banking business, 5576. ·
Fort D. A. Russell, 585.
Gallery admission cards for protection of Members, 453.
Irrigation projects: water users on, 5144, 5147, 5154.
Joint-stock land bank propaganda, 354.
Muscle Shoals, 1221.
Niagara Frontier Bridge Commission, 5602.
Pennsylvania State grange against beer bill, 592.
' Prisons Bureau activities, 454.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans: publicity of,
.
Second deficiency blll-cafeterias and restaurants, 5054.
- - - post-offi.ce building, Boston, Mass., 5051.
Treasury and Post Offi.ce Departments appropriation blll-
Coast Guard salvaging work, 358, 359.
--parcel post-Postal Savings, 4Q5, 456, 457.
---public buildings, 449, 450, 451, 452.
War-debt question, 112.
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RICH, ROBERT F.-Continued
Remarks by, on
War Department appropriation bill-Army supplies, 2177,
2180, 2181.
- - - conference report, 5530.
---l~undry facilities at Army posts, 2177.
---post exchanges, 2441.
Votes of. See. YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
RICHARDS, WILFRED, relief (see bill H.R. 13206).
RICHARDSON, ADDIE, increase pension (see bill S. 5379).
RICHARDSON, ELIZA E., increase pension (see billS. 5328).
RICHARDSON, GEORGE N., authorizing the reappointment in the
police department of the District of Columbia (see bill
H.R. 13867).
RICHARDSON, J. FURMAN, relief (see bill H.R. 13511).
RICHARDSON, JACK C., relief (see bill H.R. 8120*).
RICHARDSON, SUSAN A., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13394).
RICHARDSON COUNTY, NEBR., authorizing payment of part of
the expenses incurred in securing improvements in drain-
age district no. 1 in (see bill S. 4589 •) .
RICHENBERG, ELISABETH A., increase pension (see bill H.R.
13223).
RICHFIELD OIL CO. OF CALIFORNIA, reimburse (see S.J.Res.
253*).
RICHMAN, JOHN L., pension (see bill H.R. 13780).
RICHMOND, VA., adjust claim of the Baltimore branch of the
Federal Reserve bank of (see bill S. 257*).
Remarks in House relative to the offic.e of the register of
wills at, 4208.
RICKETT, NANCY A., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13409).
RIDDICK, LENA P., pension (see bill H.R. 13329).
RIDER, VANELA, pension (see bill H.R. 13341).
RIDERICK, CLEMENTINE N., pension (see bill H.R. 14768).
RIFLE PRACTICE AND MATCHES, annual report of the National
Board for the Promotion of Rifie Practice (H.Doc. 476),
39, 59.
Cablegrams from General Pershing dated August 8 and Sep-
tember 24, 1917, urging rifie practice by the troops before
embarking for France, 2325.
RIFLE RANGES, remarks in House relative to appropriations for,
2325.
RILEY, S:ARAH, pension (see bill H.R. 13828).
RINDELHARDT, KARL F., relief (see bills· H.R. 14448, 14521).
RINEHART, THOMAS A., pension (see billS. 5482).
RIO GRANDE, extend time for construction of bridge across (see
bills S. 5445 •, 5532 *; H.R. 14411*).
Bill to amend act for payment of damages caused by over-
flow of (see bill H.R. 6774*).
RIPPEY, T. L., relief (see bill H.R. 14449).
RITTENHOUSE, ELIZABETH M., increase pension (see bill H.R.
13476).
RITZ, STUART L., relief (see bill H.R. 7167*).
RIVARD, LOUIS J., relief (see bill H.R. 13634).
RIVERS AND HARBORS. See also SECRETARY OF WAR.
Address delivered by Representative Mansfield before the
National Rivers and Harbors Congress entitled "Our Na-
tional Waterway Investment", 2032.
Address delivered by Representative Wilson before the Na-
tional Rivers and Harbors Congress on the subject of
waterways and transportation, 2160.
Bill to amend act relating to the approval of regulations for
preventing collisions on (see bill S. 4008*).
Bill for the protection of life and property through the
regulation of speed of vessels navigating in harbors and
other navigable waters (see bill H.R. 14268).
Joint resolutions to amend law relative to local cooperation
in the prosecution of waterway improvements (see S.J.
Res. 235 •; H.J .Res. 553 •) .
Letter of Secretary of War transmitting data for the re-
vised ed.ition of Preliminary Examinations, Surveys, Proj-
ects, and Appropriations, 3653.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for improve-
ment of, 2431.
RIVES, WILLIAM C., relief (see bill S. 2058*).
RIZAL, JOSE, address delivered by Resident Comm.issioner Osias
in memory of, 1430.
ROADS. See PUBLIC ROADS.
ROANOKE COLONY COMMISSION, enable them to execute plans
for the observance of the three hundred and fiftieth an-
niversary of the birth of English-speaking civilization in
America (see S.J.Res. 241*; H.R. 14412*).
Concurrent resolution directing them to submit report on
or before January 15, 1933 (see H.Con.Res. 42*).
Report of (S.Doc. 171), 1797, 1803.
ROBBINS, C. C., letter relative to importation of jute written by,
1682.
ROBERSON, MILTON AUGUSTUS, relief (see bill H.R. 11198*).
ROBERTS, MARY, pension (see bill H.R. 14118).
ROBERTS, MINNIE, pension (see blll H.R. 13802),
ROBINSON, ARTHUR R. (a Senator from Indiana).
Attended, 3.
Disability allowance payments: statement of William A.
Fox on, 3709. .
Federal Trade Commission: newspaper editorial relative to
proposed economres in, 4712.
Lincoln, Abraham: address delivered by G€m. John R. King
on, 4460.
Soviet Russia: correspondence between Matthew Woll and
Bainbridge Colby relative to, 5485.
Spanish-American War veterans' pensions: radio address
by Rice W. Means on, 2889.
Veterans' benefits: radio address relative to, 4124.
Amendments offered by, to
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill
(H.R. 13520)-veterans' benefits, 3532.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
American Legion: to donate certain Army equipment to
(see bill S. 5692), 4963.
Baker, Ellen Mullis: to pension (see bill S. 5173), 367.
Beitzell, Mary E.: to pension (see bill S. 5097), 161.
Boylan, James 0.: to pension (see bill S. 5423), 1858.
Brower, George L.: for relief (see bill S. 5352), 1401.
Burcham, Frank: to pension (see billS. 5174), 367.
Caylor, Armanella: to pension (see bill S. 5098), 161.
Guliver, William A.: to pension (see bill S. 5099), 161.
Davison, Mahalia: to increase pension (see bill S. 5110),
161.
Employees' Compensation Act, 1916: to amend (see bill s.
5172), 367.
Fess, Amanda: to increase pension (see bill S. 5603), 3588.
Foreign debts: to reaffirm the policy of Congress declaring
against cancellation or reduction of (see S.J.Res. 244),
2658.
Government insurance: relating to payments of premium
on contracts of (see bill S. 5514), 2460.
Grunden, Emma: to pension (see bill S. 5100), 161.
.Haisten, Samantha: to increase pension (see bill S. 5111),
161.
Hall, E. 0.: for relief (see bill S. 5351), 1401.
Hamilton, Sarah: to pension (see bill S. 5101), 161.
Hayes, Carter: to pension (see bill S. 5102), 161.
Heck, Mary C.: to pension (see billS. 5103), 161.
Houk, Elva A.: to pension (see bill S. 5104), 161.
Howell, Fannie: to pension (see bill S. 5495) , 2343.
Hubster, Lincoln: to pension (see bill S. 5105), 161.
Landers, Eliza: to increase pension (see bill S. 5112), 161.
Lyle, Neta: to increase pension (see bill S. 5399), 1623.
Luse, Lucinda: to increase pension (see b1ll S. 5497), 2343.
Lutz, Earl: to pension (see bill S. 5248), 722.
McDowell, Ida A.: to increase pension (see bill S. 5176), 367.
McKibing, Sarah: for relief (see bill S. 5096), 161.
McPherson, Robert J.: to increase pension (see bill S. 5114),
161.
McWilliams, Margaret: to increase pension (see billS. 5115),
161.
Manning, Nellie C.: to pension (see bill S. 5106), 161.
Martin, Amanda E.: to increase pension (see bill S. 5113),
161. -
Mattingly, Sarah E.: to pension (see bill S. 5107), 161.
Mendel, Anlla M.: to pension (see bill S. 5354), 1401.
Miley, Henry J.: for relief (see bill S. 5494), 2343.
Murphy, Byron E.: to pension (see bill S. 5355), 1401.
Naanes, John Porter: to pension (see bill S. 5424), 1858.
Noe, Lot: to pension (see bill S. 5108), 161.
Norman, Laura A.: to pension (see bill S. 5320), 1162.
Owens, Ora: to pension (see bill S. 5249), 722.
Parker, Flora B.: to pension (see bill S. 5658), 4300.
Pate, John: to correct milltary record (see bill S. 5425),
1858.
Petrenski, Jake: for relief (see bill S. 5353), 1401.
Phillinger, Georgeanna: to increase pensiou (see bill B.
5400)' 1623.
Poling, Amos B.: to pension (see billS. 5175), 367.
Presnell, Rosa G.: to increase pension (see bill S. 5512),
2460.
Price, Clarence: to pension (see bill S. 5109), 161.
Redens, Sarah A.: to pension (see bill S. 5496), 2343.
Sheets, Amelia: to increase pension (see bill S. 5116), 161.
Smith, Roy: to pension (see bill S. 5250), 722.
Stephenson, Blanche T.: to pension (see bill S. 5275), 888.
Stites, Olleatha: to increase pension (see bill S. 5117), 161.
Trook, Robert: correct military record (see bill S. 5513),
2460.
Ward, Josephine: to pension (see billS. 5321), 1162.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Breaking of seals on railroad cars: to agree to amendment
of House (S. 4095), 1933.
Petitions and papen<; presented by, from
CitiZ€ns and individuals, 159, 233, 417, 2247, 3737.
Societies and associations, 1159, 1398, 2247.
Remarks by, on
Allowances and compensation to veterans, 1781.
Arms and munitions: prohibition of exportation Glf, 3590.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 5132.
Barry, David S., 3278, 3279, 3521, 3524, 3526.
Broadcasting stations, 886.
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ROBINSON, ARTHUR R.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Byrd, Richard E.: 1156.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4175, 4215.
Five Civilized Tribes in Oklahoma-conference report, 2202.
Foreign debts, 2067, 2136, 2137, 2202, 2203, 2204, 2467, 2468,
2469, 2471, 2476, 2486, 2656, 2657, 2988, 3054.
- - - W . c. Bullitt: activities of, 3146.
Furlough of Federat employees, 95, 169.
Glass-Steagall banking bill, 2202.
Independent offices appropriation bill--conference report,
5239, 5241.
Issuance of currency to municipalities, 1781.
Kinman, Guy M., 5512.
Limitation of debate, 3143, 3144.
National defense, 3939, 3940.
Payments to veterans, 946.
Ph111ppine independence, 266.
---veto message, 1785, 1792.
Prohibition enforcement, 886.
Reorganization of governmental departments, 886.
Roosevelt, President-elect Franklin D.: attempt on life of,
4215.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-execu-
tive economy, 3939. · Bankruptcy cases: proof of claims in, 4989.
- - - personnel classification, 3437, 3438.
--salary reductions, 3428, 3429, 3470, 3472, 3532.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Pensions:
Labor in old age: to protect (S.Rept. 1322), 5191.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
ROBINSON, ELIZA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13051).
ROBINSON, JOSEPH T. (a Senator from Arkansas).
Attended, 3.
Air Mail Service: rates of pay in-letter from vice president
of United Air Lines relative to, 3544.
Appointed on committee to arrange for memorial services to
Calvin Coolidge, 1855. ·
Appointed on committee to wait on the President, 5.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1358, 5416.
Appointed on the joint committee on inaugural arrange-
ments, 232.
Clark, Bennett C.: credentials of, 3421.
- - - swearing in of, 3237.
Federal· Trade Commission: letters from officers of the
Commission relative to its work, 4709, 4710.
Mississippi River levee construction, investigation of: letter
from W. H. Dick relative to, 4564.
Radio address on the problems before the short session of
Congress delivered by, 368.
Vice President: tribute and gift to, 5498.
Amendments offered by, to
Air mail and ocean mail contracts: investigation of (S.Res.
349). 5008.
Bankruptcy: agricultural compositions and extensions (H.R.
14133). 2131.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of (H.R. 14359), 3056, 5121.
Eighteenth amendment:- repeal of (S.J.Res. 211), 4139, 4171.
Independent offices appropriation bill (H.R. 14458)-Federal
Trade Commission, 4252, 4708.
Mortgage foreclosures: postponement of (S. 5369), 5319.
Philippine independence (bill H.R. 7233), 265, 322.
Second deficiency bill (H.R. 14769)-Roanoke Colony Com-
mission, 5461.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-Air
Mail Service, 3071.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies: to grant permits to
members of (S.J.Res. 239), 2411.
Emergency relief: to provide for agricultural indebtedness
on (see b111 S. 5515), 2460.
Farm mortgages: to meet the exis~lng emergency in agricul-
tural industry to provide new capital for agricultural
development and to refund at lower mterest rates existing
(see bill S. 5390), 1551.
Federal Farm Loan Act: to amend sections 13 and 19 of the
(see bill S. 5391), 1552.
Koscuisko, Thaddeus: authorizing issuance of special series
of postage stamps commemorative of (see S.J.Res. 218),
609.
Little River bridge, Arkansas: to extend time for construc-
tion of (see b111 S. 5571), 8056.
Public buildings: to quarter troops participating in inaugu-
ral ceremonies in certain (see S .J.Res. 240), 2411.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans: to prohibit pub-
licity of (see b111 S. 5656), 4300.
Robinson, Laura I.: to increase pension (see bill S. 5600),
3588. . .
United States Roanoke Colony Commission: to enable a
comprehensive observance of the birth of English-speak-
ing civilization in America by (see S.J .Res. 241), 24o61.
War Claims Act of 1928: to extend time for filing claims
under the settlement of (see bill S. 5398), 1623.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Adjourn: to, 5416.
Angle, Agnes M.: to concur, 5452.
171
ROBINSON, JOSEPH T.-Continued
Motions and resolutions offered by
Cloture: to close debate on Glass-Steagall banking b111,
1933.
Committee assignment of Mr. Clark, 3421.
- - - M r . Gore, 3421.
House: for notification to (see S.Res. 285), 5.
Recess: to, 394. 4810.
Rules of Senate: to amend rules relating to cloture (S.Res.
331). 1933.
. Russell, Richard B.: relative to committee service of, 1649.
Walsh, Thomas J.: to appoint funeral committee (S.Res.
377). 5416.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 540, 2068, 3141, 3347, 4300.
Societies and associations, 541, 2068.
State legislatures, 3452, 3489.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill--agricultural credit agencies,
3700.
--canned goods, 3687, 3688.
Air mail and ocean mail contracts: investigation of, 5008.
Arms-embargo message, 1448.
Army nominations: to confirm, 2344.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity o:r. 4505, 4810, -l883, 4884,
4885, 4901, 4902, 4903, 5015, 5113, 5120, 5121. 5128, 5129,
5135.
Barry, David S., 3269, 3272, 3273.
Beer bill, 891, 956, 959, 960.
Bridges, 5003.
Budget message, 79.
Chapin, Roy D.: confirmation of, 424.
Chicago Board of Trade, 5310.
Cloture, 2001, 2077, 2078.
Committee service, 67, 156.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 3700, 3703.
Coolidge, Calvin: death of, 1336.
Copies of messages for use of Senators, 681.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of. 4384.
Crop surpluses and their control, 106, 730, 731.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 952, 3846.
---conference report, 2948, 2950.
District of Columbia--banking business, 5446.
District of Columbia appropriation bill-taxicabs, 5345.
Electoral vote, 1295.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 54, 4003, 4005, 4057, 4139,
4150, 4153, 4157, 4158, 4.171, 4224, 4225, 4229.
Emergency relief in District of Columbia, 3669.
Fair-trade legislation, 823.
Farm Board and other organizations: employees and salaries
of, 3997.
Farm Loan Act: amendment of, 4979.
---conference report, 5473, 5477, 5478.
Farm mortgages, 4005.
First deficiency ap,propriation bill, 1944.
--relief fund for the District of Columbia, 1643.
---tax refunds, 1569.
Foreign debts, 1275, 1276. 1278, 1292, 2203, 2204, 2468, 2470.
2656, 2657.
---activities of W. C. Bullitt relative to, 3147.
Glass-Steagall banking bill, 480, 1459, 2202, 2404.
---silver, remonetization of, 2371.
Government economy, 2601.
Hanger, G. Wallace W., 962, 963.
Hawes, Harry B.: tribute to, 3238.
Home-loan banks, 1328.
Inaugural ceremonies, 2411, 2507.
Inauguration tickets: exemption from admissions tax of.
2099.
Independent offices appropriation bill--con!erence report.
5230, 5238, 5239, 5450.
---Federal Trade Commission, 4710. -
---Interstate Commerce Commission, 4792.
Indian lands: homestead designations on allotted. 4987.
Interior Department appropriation bill-Board of Indian
Commissioners, 3627, 3629.
International Mercantile Marine Co. mail contract, 5115,
5216, 5217, 5230, 5231, 5232, 5234, 5237, 5303, 5305, 5307.
Interoceanic Canals: hearings before Committee on, 3831.
Interstate Commerce Commission: delegation of powers by,
5007.
Laval-Hoover debt conference, 1293.
Legislative appropriation bill-Senate Office Building, 4806.
Limitation of debate, 2003, 2004, 2026, 3143, 4381, 4570.
Louderback, Harold: impeachment of, 54'76.
Mail transportation by motor. vehicle, 3667, 3668.
Minnesota senatorial contest, 3545.
Motion-picture film trade, 175.
Mortgage foreclosures: postponement of, 5015, 5016, 5017,
5018, 5019, 5091, 5097, 5319, 5321, 5323, 5331.
Names of Presidential nominees, 1184.
Navy Department appropriation bill, 5096, 5216.
Navy surplus clothing, 824.
Nominations, 962, 4901, 5002, 5244, 5476.
North Carolina senatorial contest, 5008.
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ROBINSON, JOSEPH T.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Order of business, 394, 691, 2026, 2516, 2867, 2868, 3479, 4232,
4558, 4583, 4990, 5012, 5244, 5307.
Panama: treaty with, 4381.
Panama Canal Zone, 3755.
Park system, California, 4986.
Partisan tactics toward legislation, 3445, 3446, 3447, 3450.
Petroleum industry, 4959.
Personal explanation-Democratic caucus, 156.
Philippine independence, 193, 195, 254, 255, 322, 439, 537, 539,
549, 565, 612, 613, 615, 617, 619, 1835, 1861, 1867.
---veto message, 1782.
Pittman, Key: address by, 479.
Prohibition and Civil Service reform, 1855.
Proposed executive session, 423, 424.
Public-school building, Fairbanks, Alaska, 3181.
Publishers of second-class mail matter, 4983.
Puerto Rico: loans to, 5317.
Radio bill hearing, 721.
Rapides Parish, La., 5347.
Revised Statutes: repeal of obsolete sections of, 4972.
Roanoke Colony: celebration of founding of, 478, 1797, 5068.
Roosevelt, President-elect Franklin D.: attempt on life of,
4212.
Second deficiency bill-Pocono Pines Assembly Hotels Ca.,
5462.
Shuey, Theodore F.: tribute to, 3142.
Stamp money, 4328.
Street-railway mergers, 821.
Timber on Indian lands, 5004.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation b111, 2646,
2651, 2655, 2656, 2880, 3360, 3361, 3439.
- - A i r Mail Service, 3071, 3072, 3073, 3074, 3355.
---conference report, 4893, 4894, 4895. . ---conference report, 5384.
---executive departments: reorganization of, 3543.
---executive economy, 3086, 3145, 3491, 3531.
---Government purchase of American goods, 3179, 3250.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4336, 4396, 4418, 4485,
4487, 4488.
War Department appropriation bill-camps at Army posts
for unemployed, 3838, 3852, 3853.
Washington City post office, 4968.
Withholding Army. Navy, and Marine Corps pay, 1295.
Reports made by, from
United States Roanoke Colony Commission:
Roanoke Colony commemoration (S.Doc. 171), 1797.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
ROBINSON, LAURA I., increase pension (see billS. 5600).
ROBINSON, T. J. B. (a Representative from Iowa).
Mtended, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Havens, Lydia A.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13441), 153.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation: to provide for loans
to farm mortgagors to enable them to lower the rate of
interest on farm-mortgage loans' and secure postponement
of foreclosure for a period of 5 years (see bill H.R. 14322),
2127.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 77, 154, 231, 285, 365, 536, 719, 945,
1549, 2337, 3139.
Societies and associations, 154, 1987, 2066, 2128, 2129, 2337,
2454, 3825.
State legislatures, 2454.
Remarks by, on
Economy in Government, 5640.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4518.
Farm allotment plan, 1708.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce:
Mississippi River bridge, Bettendorf, Iowa (H.Rept. 2025),
4105.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
ROBY, PHILIP R., relief (see bill H.R. 14292).
ROCHESTER HARBOR, N.Y., report of Secretary of War on survey
of (H.Doc. 484), 40.
ROCK, CELESTA G., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13100).
ROCK RIVER, granting consent of Congress to State of Illinois to
bridge (see b111 H.R. 13659).
Bill to extend time for construction of bridge across (see
bill H.R. 13852 •) .
ROCKEFELLER FOUNDATION, remarks in House relative to, 3337.
ROCKINGHAM, N.C., release the city from obligations of providing
a place for holding the United States district court at
(see bill H.R. 6456•).
ROCKWELL, MARY A., relief (see bills S. 5f:28; H.R. 14014•).
ROCKY BROOK MILLS CO., relief (see bill H.R. 13976).
RODEN, MARY AGNES, relief of estate (see bill S. 327*).
RODERICK, ARTHUR DAVID, relief (see bill H.R. 14370).
RODGERS, FENTON F., relief (see bill H.R. 3840•).
RODGERS, JOSEPH G. (minority clerk of the House of Repre-
sentatives), tribute in House to, 3415.
ROGERS, EDITH NOURSE (a Representative from Massachusetts).
Attended, 6.
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1393.
Calvin Coolidge: memorial address by Bishop James E.
Freeman on, 1905.
Amendments offered by, to
Farm allotment bill (H.R. 13991)-ftax, linen, hemp, ramie,
and similar fibers, 1678.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Cotton: authorizing distribution to American National Red
Cross and other organizations for relief of distress of
Government-owned (see H.J.Res. 497), 230.
Deputy collectors of internal revenue: to place in classified
Civil Service (see bill H.R. 13821), 816.
Florence Barnard plan of time and money management:
authorizing Commissioner of Education to make a study
of (see H.J .Res. 493), 152.
Mooers, Chellis T.: for relief (see b111 H.R. 14315), 2065.
Tetreault, Isidore A.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13840), 817.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 536.
Remarks by, on
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5266.
Department of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill-Bureau of Standards, 2636.
---cooperative offices, 2634.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 711, 712, 3865.
Farm-allotment plan, 1342, 1595, 1678.
Independent offices appropriation blll-Veterans' AdmiRis-
tration, 3215.
Interior Department appropriation blll-Education Bureau
publications, 932.
War Department appropriation bill-buildings, 2222.
---citizens' military training camps, 2323.
---National Guard, 2302.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
ROGERS, MARTHA M., increase pension (see blll H.R. 13737).
ROGERS, WILL, letter to the editor of the New York Times rela-
tive to an "interview with the poor man", 2989.
ROGERS, WILLIAM N. (a Representative from New Hampshire).
Attended, 6.
Appointed on committee to arrange for memorial services to
Calvin Coolidge, 1873.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bingham, Wilson G.: for relief (see b111 H.R. 14511), 3943.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 4556.
Societies and associations, 4556.
Remarks by, on
Beer bill, 789.
Clark, Orville E., 3817.
Griffith, Llewellyn B., 3729.
Merrill, Catherine L., 3806,
Oliver, Nellie, 3806.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
ROGOWSKI BROS., ·relief (see b111 H.R. 14766).
ROHE, ARTHUR A., relief (see bill H.R. 14369).
ROLL CALLS ON QUESTION OF QUORUM. See HousE OF REPRE-
SENTATIVES; SENATE.
ROLLO, FRED~IC S., relief (see b111 H.R. 7326•).
ROLOFF, JOHN HUNTZ, correct rating in the Fleet Naval Reserve·
(see bill H.R. 9?72•).
"ROMAN FINANCIAL lflSTORY CITED IN CASE FOR SILVER",
article by G. Bowie Chipman entitled, 2462.
ROMANS, HORACE C., relief (see b111 S. 5488).
ROMINE, MINERVA, pension (see b111 H.R. 13464).
ROMJUE, MILTON A. (a Representative from Missouri).
Attended, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bank checks: to repeal tax on (see bill H.R. 13033) , 41.
Fegley, Josephine: to pension (see bill H.R. 13595), 364.
Mississippi River: authorizing adjustment, settlement, and
payment of claims of drainage and levee districts for dam-
ages on account of certain improvements on (see -bill
H.R. 13604), 415.
Tax relief: providing for calling of conference of the gover-
nors of the various States for the purpose of furnishing
(see H.J.Res. 520), 869.
Motions and resolution6 offered by
Civil Service: calling for report on transfer of non-Civil
Service employees into classified (H.Res. 401), 5188.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill-dry-land farming, 1062.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
ROMNEY, KENNETH (Sergeant at Arms, House of Representa-
tives), tribute in House to, 3413.
RONEY, MARY E., relief (see bill H.R. 2453•).
Remarks in House on b111 (H.R. 2453), for relief of, 4294.
FtOODE, MARY, pension (see bill S. 5346).
ROOS, ROBERT A., present a Distinguished Service Medal to (see
bill s. 5451) •
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ROOSEVELT, FRANKLIN D. (President-elect of the United States) , RURAL FREE DELIVERY. See POSTAL SERVICB.
article by Carlisle Bargeron relative to the Cabinet of, RURAL MORTGAGE LAND BANKS. See FEDERAL RURAL MORTGAGE
5013.
Article from the Washington (D.C.) Evening Star relative RUSCHE, JOSEPH LAWRENCE, relief (see bill H.R. 13160).
to the plan for development of the Tennessee Valley pro-
posed by, 3182.
Excerpt from statement relative to the concentration of
banking resources, 1453.
Program suggested in House for consideration by, 3881.
Remarks in Senate relative to the conference between Presi-
dent Hoover and President-elect Roosevelt on war debts, RUSSELL, RICHARD B., JR. (a Senator from Georgia).
2202.
Remarks in Senate relative to the attempted assassination
of, 4212.
Remarks in House concerning, 2933.
Remarks in House relative to the attempted assassination
of, 4265, 4431.
ROOSEVELT, KERMIT, remarks in Senate relative to, 5232.
ROOSEVELT ISLAND, D.C., change the name of (see bllls H.R.
14228*, S.J.Res. 23P).
"ROOSEVELT IS LEADING", verses by Charles M. Price entitled,
5588.
ROOSEVELT STEAMSHIP CO., remarks in Senate relative to, 5232,
5299.
ROOT, MRS. WILLIAM G., pension (see bill H.R. 13113).
ROSE, BERNARD C., appoint second lieutenant in Army (see bill
s. 5220).
ROSE, LORETI'A MAE, pension (see bill H.R. 13971).
ROSEBUD SIOUX AGENCY. See INDIANs. •
ROSS, HARRY G., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13347).
ROSS, JANET HARDCASTLE, relief (see bill H.R. 12743*).
ROTI'ERMAN, LOUIS E., relief (see bill H.R. 14273).
ROUGH RIVER, KY., report of Secretary of War on survey of (or- RUTHERFORD, MARY C., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14270).
dered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public document), RYAN, REV. JOHN A., address entitled "Responsibility of Con-
36.
ROUNDS, THELMA LUCY, relief (see bill H.R. 2462*).
ROUNDY, ANNER CHASE, relief (see bill H.R. 13979).
ROURKE, S. A., relief (see bill H.R. 9907*).
ROUSH, LAURA, relief (see bill H.R. 10377*).
ROXAS, MANUEL, address over the radio on the subject of
Philippine independence delivered by, 1446.
Letter relative to the pending Philippine independence bill,
1909.
RUBBER, remarks in House relative to appropriations for increas-
ing the production of, 1068.
RUBIO, EMILIO CORTEZ, relief of estate (see bllls S. 5136; H.R.
13534*).
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 13534) to lndemnl!y the
Government of Mexico on account of the killing at Ard-
more, Okla., of, 714.
RUDD, STEPHEN A. (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Ellis, Alice A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14071), 131>5.
Geiser, Emil John: for relief (see bill H.R. 13255), 45.
Groff, Chester Chesterfield: for relief (see bill H.R. 14293),
1886.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 365, 667, 1356, 1713, 1908, 3236,
3654, 3825, 3920, 4454.
Societies and associations, 48, 77, 154, 231, 285, ~98, 365, 416,
478, 536, 608, 667, 818, 945, 1056, 1259, 1327, 1356, 1436,
1549, 1618, 1779, 1834, 1908, 1987, 2066, 2194, 2244, 2337,
2454, 2556, 2642, 2724, 2792, 3053, 3236, 3344, 3420, 3582,
3654, 3825, 3992, 4298, 4454, 4556, 4866, 5416.
State legislatures, 2066, 2944.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
RUDOLPH, DELLA M. C., pension (see bills S. 5396; H.R. 13944).
RUFl<'IN, NANCY JANE, pension (see billS. 5593).
RUGG, ARTHUR PRENTICE (chief justice of the Supreme Judicial
Court of Massachusetts), memorial address in honor of
the late President Coolidge delivered by (S.Con.Res. 42*),
3444, 3483.
RULES OF HOUSE, print (see H.Res. 367*).
RULES OF SENATE, motion to suspend the rules for the purpose
of presenting an amendment to require the purchase of
domestic materials for Government supplies, 3171.
Motion to suspend paragraph 4 of rule XVI for the purpose
of offering an amendment relating to appropriations for
crop-production loans, 3286.
Resolution to prepare and print the revised edition of (see
(S.Res. 305*).
Resolutions to amend rules relative to limiting debate (see
S.Res. 329, 331).
RULING OF THE CHAIR. See SENATE.
RUMANIA, statistics relative to the military forces of, 2173.
RUNYAN, ELMER G., pension (see bill H.R. 13774).
RUPERT, IDA H., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13427).
173
LAND BANKS.
RUSH COUNTY, KANS., resolutions adopted by farmers urging
passage of the so-called Norbeck bill to increase farm
prices, 303.
RUSSELL, GEORGE, JR., memorinl of Legislature of Nevada
endorsing him for Secretary of the Interior, 3422.
Assigned to committees, 1649.
Credentials presented and sworn ln. 1398, 1618.
Amendments offered by, to
Agricultural appropriation bill (H.R. 13872)-products from
infected areas. 3691.
Petitions and papers presented by, jr()'m
Citizens and individuals, 4109.
Societies and associations, 5294.
Remarks by, on
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4338.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
RUSSIA, address delivered by Representative Fish before the Na-
tional Republican Club, New York City, on the subject of
the recognition of, 5394.
Correspondence between Matthew Woll and Bainbridge
Colby relative to recognition of Soviet Russia, 5486.
Resolution to investigate relative to the proposed recogni-
tion of the Soviet Government of (see S.Res. 363).
Statistics relative to the military forces of, 2173.
Table showing increase in expenditures for land, naval, and
air armaments since 1913 by, 3783. -
Table showing number of prisoners of war repatriated from,
4016. .
gress Toward Unemployment" delivered by, 169.
Request in House to print an address on unemployment
delivered by; objected to, 206.
RYERSON, JOSEPH T., & SON, INC., relief (see bill H.R. 10170•).
SABATH, ADOLPH J. (a Representative jr()'m Illinois).
Attended, 6.
Amendments offered by, to
War Department appropriation bill-Army supplies, 2179,
2180.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Emergency Relief and Construction Act, 1932: to amend
paragraph 1, section 201, title 2, of (see bills H.R. 13315,
13316, 13851, 14550), 76, 869, 3235.
Ex-service men: to provide for making of loans to (see bill
H.R. 14517), 3052.
Farmers: to provide for the making of loans to (see bill
H.R. 14517), 3052.
Finance and credit companies: to amend section 13 of
Federal Reserve Act by ma:king subject to discount notes
of (see bill H.R. 13566), 363.
Hushka, W1lliam: for relief of legal heirs (see bill H.R.
14237). 1779.
Kosciusko, Thaddeus: authorize issuance of special postage
stamp in honor of (see H.J.Res. 523), 869.
Kotjek, Anna: for relief (see bill H.R. 14165), 1548.
Remarks by, on
Balancing the Budget, 3394.
Banking system-short selling, 220.
Beer b111, 757, 792, 848.
Boston Store Co., 2721.
Chinsky, William, 3219, 3233.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2105.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill-prohibition enforcement, 2692.
Eighteenth amendmen~: repeal of, 8, 4512.
Farm-allotment plan, 1343, 1545.
Karch, Charles A. : memorial ·address to, 4365.
Legalized liquor and smuggling, 360.
Loans to heads of families and unemployed ex-service men,
1343.
Quoting remarks of a Senator, 4508.
Reconstruction Fmance Corporation activities, 1362.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation b111,
404.
---refunds of taxes, 353, 354.
Tribute to retiring Members, 5560.
War Department appropriation bill, 2180.
---Army supplies, 2425.
---laundry facilities at Army posts, 2179, 2180.
---military publications, 2167.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
SAC AND FOX INDIANS. See INDIANS.
SACRAMENTO RIVER, CALIF., investigate relative to the utlllza-
tion of the water resources of (see S.Res. 177•).
SAFE AmCRAFT CO., remarks in House relative to the organiza-
tion of, 2167.
SAFFRAN, ARTHUR R., relief (see billS. 4782•).
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ST. ANTHONY'S HOSPITAL, MICHIGAN CITY, IND., relief (see
bill H.R. 14540•).
Letter from the Secretary of the Navy transmitting a draft
of a proposed bill for relief of, 2554.
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA., convey the Fort Marion Reservation to
the city of (see bill H.R. 13881):
ST. CLOUD (MINN.) DAILY TIMES, editorial relating to the use
of granite in the erection of public buildings, 1163.
ST. ELIZABETHS HOSPITAL, letter of Secretary of the Interior
transmitting the annual report of finances of, 39, 59.
Remarks in House relative io appropriations for, 935.
ST. GERMAIN, SARAH, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13345).
ST. JOHN, OSCAR B., pension (see bill H.R. 14737).
ST. JOHNS BLUFF MILITARY RESERVATION, FLA., authorize
the termination of a certain contract for the sale and
purchase of (see bill S. 3602*).
ST. LAWRENCE RIVER, extend time for construction of bridge
across (see bill H.R. 14200•).
HT. LAWRENCE WATERWAY. address delivered by Representa-
tive William E. Hull before the National Rivers and
Harbors Convention relative to the eft"ect of the St. Law-
rence Treaty on the Lakes-to-the-Gulf waterway, 1973.
Injunction of secrecy removed in Senate from the treaty
with Canada relating to, 2096.
Remarks in House relative to the treaty with Canada for
construction of, 1976, 5547.
ST. LOUIS, MO., authorlzing sale of the appraisers' stores property
to the city of (see bills S. 5'660•; H.R. 13879*).
ST. LOom-RIVER, MINN. AND WIS., report of Secretary of War on
survey of (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as publlc
document), 1833.
ST. LOUIS STAR AND TIMES, editorial entitled "Financial
Saturnalia" appearing in, 5067.
ST. LOUIS (steamship), correct naval records of officers and sailors
who served during the War with Spain on (see bill H.R.
14253).
ST. LUCIE, FLA., report of Secretary of War on survey of, 1985. _
BT, PETERSBURG, FLA., survey of harbor at (see bill H.R. 14391).
SALARY REDUCTIONS. See EMPLOYEES OF THE UNITED STATES.
SALES TAX, article from the North American Review relative to,
4743.
Bills to levy (8ee bills H.R. 13486, 13993) .
Verses by Representative Fish relating to, 1773.
SALTSBURG, MARY VIRGlNIA. pension (see bill H.R. 13184).
SALLEY, OLIN J., relief (see bill H.R. 14009).
SALMON NATIONAL FOREST, add certain lands to (see blll H.R.
14123).
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, granting certain lands to the city of
(see bill S. 5649).
Memorial of Legislature of Utah remonstrating against the
proposed closing of the veterans' hospital and regional
offices at, 4867.
•• SALVAGING OUR RAILROADS", article by Judge George W.
Anderson entitled, 163.
SALVATION ARMY, relief of disabled World War veterans of (see
bill s. 5429) .
SAMOA, provide a government for (see billS. 417*).
Remarks in House on bill (S. 417) to provide a government
for, 4926, 4927.
SAMPLE, B. J., relief (see bill S. 2991).
SANCHEZ, FRANCIS R .. confirming claim of (see billS. 3592•),
SANDERS, ARCHIE D. (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions introducecJ by
Akin, Bertha: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14698), 4297.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 2944, 3053, 3139, 4454.
Societies and associations, 4454.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
SANDERS, MARSHALL W., relief (see bill H.R. 13352).
SANDERS, MORGAN G. (a Representative from Texas).
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Klotz, Lena: for relief (see bill H.R. 13596), 364.
Sutton, Mary Ann: to pension (see bill H.R. 14166), 1548.
Bemarks by, on
Beer blll, 754, 755.
Farmers & Merchants National Bank, Gilmer, Tex., 3635.
Garrett, Daniel E.: memorial address to, 4367.
Beporls made by, from
Committee on Ways and Means:
Texas bicentennial celebration (H.Rept. 2005), 3918.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
SAN DIEGO, CALIF., exchange lands with the city of (see bills S.
5555*; H.R. 9446*).
Bills to authorize sale of portions of the Pueblo lands to the
city of (see bills S. 5595; H.R. 14576).
SAND ISLAND, OREG., effectuate a compromise and settlement of
rental leases on (see S.J.Res. 230; H.J.Res. 558).
SANDLIN, JOHN N. {a Representative from Louisiana).
Attended, 6.
Appointed conferee, 3801.
Amendments offered by, to
Legislative appropriation bill-Architect of the Capitol,
office of, 3416.
--House Office Building, 3416.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Goetz, Edward W.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14054), 1326.
Legislative appropriation bill (H.R. 14562), 3343.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Adjourn: to, 3342, 3418, 5061.
Committee of the Whole, 3312, 3341, 3386, 3417.
Legislative appropriation bill-to agree to Senate amend-
ments, 4937.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation blll-public roads, 1129.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5259.
Legislative appropriation bill, 3417.
---Architect of the Capitol: Office of, 3416.
---Botanic Garden, 3416.
- - Capitol garages, 3416.
--document room, 3411.
--House Office Building, 3416.
--Library of Congress, 3416, 3417.
--salary reduction, 3386, 3392, 3407.
Limitation of debate, 3390, 3410, 3414.
Order of business, 3312.
Reports made by, from
Committee on A,Rpropriations:
Legislative appropriation bill (H.Rept. 1960), 3342.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
SANFORD, ANNA MARIE, relief (see bill S. 5187).
SANFORD, LEOTA L., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14351).
SANFORD, MAUDE HARRIMAN, pension (see b111 H.R. 13122).
SANFORD & BROOKS CO., relief (see bill H.R. 13619).
SAN FRANCISCO BANK OF AMERICA, remarks in House relative
to the loan made by the Reconstruction Finance Corpora-
tion to, 2777.
SAN JOAQUIN RIVER, CALIF., investigate relative to the utlliza-
tion of the water resources of (see S.Res. 177•).
SAN PEDRO RIVER, ARIZ., investigate the subject of the utiliza-
tion of the water resources of (see S.Res. 292*).
Resolution adopted by the Douglas (Arl.z .) Chamber of
Commerce and Mines favoring Senate Resolution 292 ·r ela-
tive to the utilization of the water resources of, 2730.
SANTEE RIVER, N.C. AND S.C., report of Secretary of War on sur-
vey of (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public
document), 5651.
SAPPINGTON, PHIT..IP, relief (see bill H.R. 13077).
SARKKINEN, ~o. relief (see billS. 1684*).
SARNOFF, DAVID (president Radio Corporation of America), ad-
dress entitled " Recent Developments in American Indus-
try" delivered by, 3352.
SATURDAY EVENING POST, editorial on the foreign debts ap-
pearing in. 1151.
SAVAGE, EDWARD F., increase pension (see bill S. 5008).
SAVAGE, LUTHER EDWARD, relief (see bill H.R. 14097).
SAVANNAH, GA., authorize conveyance of the naval radio station
to ~he city of (see bills S. 2374*; H.R. 14639).
SAVANNAH RIVER, allow the State of Georgia to bridge (see bUls
S. 4972*, 5659*; H.R. 14665).
SAVANNAH SUGAR REFINING CORPOBATION v. THE UNITED
STATES, statement regarding the case of, 170.
SAWHILL, ALEXANDER F., relief (see bill H.R. 6270*) •
SAXTON, SARAH E., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13348).
SAYLOR, FANNIE R., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14577).
SAYLOR, MATI' E., relief (see bill H.R. 14191).
SCACE, GEORGE, pension (see bill H.R. 13639).
SCATTERGOOD, A. G., letter relative to interlocking directors
making companies a1H.llates of banks, 2464.
SCHAEFFER, ELLA, pension (see bill H.R. 13397).
SCHAFER, JOHN C. (a Bepresentative from Wisconsin).
Attended, 6.
Amendments offered by, to
Beer blll (H.R. 13742), 860, 865.
Farm-allotment blll (H.R. 13991)-goats, 1586.
--hogs, 1675.
Legislative appropriation b1ll~omm1ttee employees, 3409.
--restaurant, House, 3412.
--Senate, 3402.
Medicinal liquor: prescribing of (H.R. 14395), 4945, 4946,
4948.
Samoa: government for American (S. 417), 4933.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriaion bUl (H.R.
13520)' 4618.
--balances due foreign countries, 472.
- - Coast Guard-prohibition enforcement, 361.
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SCHAFER, JOHN C.-Continued
Bills and joint resolution3 introduced by
Duke, Ellis: for relief (see bill H.R. 14217), 1712.
France: to prevent importations from the Republic of (see
b1ll H.R. 13992), 1257.
Gary, William: to pension (see b1ll H.R. 14025), 1258.
Karampelis, Peter: for relief (see bill H.R. 13870), 870.
Peeps, Edith: for relief (see bill H.R. 14547), 3139.
Van Auken, Anna 0.: to pension (see blll H.R. 13786), 666.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Farm-allotment plan: to strike out the enacting clause of
bill (H.R. 13991) proposing, 1668.
Recommit: to, 2125.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation btll, 993, 1029, 1047.
--dry-land farming, 1060.
Army, Navy, and Marine Corps Bands: radio broadcasts by,
5422.
Balancing the Budget, 3394.
---billion dollar sales-tax bill, 1311.
Bank checks: tax on. 4065.
Baxter, Carl C., 3725.
Beer blll, 788, 800, 851, 852, 860, 861.
Bridges over navigable waters, 5597, 5602.
Cabinet of President-elect Roosevelt, 5041.
Claims for deaths of Mexican nationals, 715.
Clark, Laura J ., 3234.
Common carriers by water. 5161, 5162, 5163.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2117, 2120, 4748.
Cordova, Jose Ramon, 3811, 3812.
Cotton boll weevil, 1246.
Criticisms of Congress, 4820.
Currency inflation, 3887, 4081.
Democratic Party: policies of, 3124. 3125, 3126.
Democratic program, 1061.
Democratic victory: results of the, 4741.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill-prohibition enforcement, 2690.
District attorney's oftiee, southern district of New York,
3818.
District of Columbia appropriation bill, 4431, 4436, 4437,
4438, 4448, 4752.
---conference report, 5617.
---police department, 4432.
---prisons, 4434.
---welfare and relief, 4442.
Dongji Investment Co., Ltd., 3652.
Drake, Lyman D., Jr., 3636.
Economic Conference-Democratic pledges, 1302.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 145, 2622, 2690, 4284.
Eisenhauer, Charles J., 4.282.
Eopolucci, Annie M., 3649, 3650.
Farm-allotment plan, 1217, 1376, 1380, 1536, 1584, 1586, 1668,
1675.
Farm-mortgage problem, 225.
Farm relief, 3882.
First deficiency appropriation bill--disarmament conference,
1302.
---emergency relief, District of Columbia, 1307, 1308.
---Employment Service, 1319.
Fort D. A. Russell: abandonment of, 3121.
Fox, Mary Elizabeth, 3720.
General Land Oftice transfer, 1038.
Georgia Bicentennial Commission, 3972.
Gollan, Ada B. (Gould), 3727.
Gormley Co., P. F.-conference report, 5604.
Howard University, 1047.
Huff, Price, 3815.
Independent offi.ces appropriation bill, 3032, 3206.
---Federal Trade Commission, 3196, 3204.
Indians: allotments of deceased, 5283.
Interior Department appropriation bill-Howard University,
938.
Killion, Clarence E., 3733.
Laird, Thomas H., 3728.
Legislative appropriation bill, 3391, 3417.
---Botanic Garden, 3416.
---committee employees, 3408, 34:09.
---restaurant: House, 3402, 3412.
Leonard, John P., 4287.
McElrath, William W., 3730.
McHam, Beryl M., 4280.
McKee, Howard, 3645, 3646.
Mahoney, Florence, 3731.
Medicinal liquor: prescribing of, 4943, 4945, 4946.
Method of ratifying constitutional amendments, 130.
Mllllgan, H. P., 3640, 3641.
Monetizing liens on farm property, 1234.
National Economy League report, 1232.
Naval Ammunition Depot, Lake Denmark, N.J., 2715.
Navy Department appropriation blll-aviation, 4838.
Navy surplus clothing, 923.
Order of business, 2443, 3110, 3638, 5021.
Pitanken, John, 3804.
Prohibition, 2321.
Prohibition enforcement, 5175.
Question of peJ:Sonal privilege, 2298.
175
SCHAFER, JOHN C.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans: p\tbllcity o!, 4066.
Reithel, William S., 4291.
Rollo, Frederick S., 2711.
Roney, Mary E., 4294.
Samoa: government for American, 4932, 4933.
Sheldon, William, 3713.
St. Ludgers Catholic Church, Germantown, Mo., 4291, 4292.
Street-railway merger, 1325.
Tariff-Bales tax-wet plank, 1222, 1223, 1224, 1225, 1226.
Tariff rates, 4066, 4067, 4730.
Tariffs and foreign-currency depreciation, 1895, 2439, 2789,
3901, 3902, 3963.
Temporm-y employees: return of salary deductions to, 3403.
Treasury and Post Offi.ce Departments appropriation bill-
balances due foreign countries, 472.
---conference report, 4618.
---prohibition enforcement, 359.
Vandever, G. C., 4295.
War Department appropriation bill, 2187.
---Medical Corps, 2229.
---National Guard, disab1llty benefits to omcers of, 2235.
---offenses by omcers, 2218.
---offi.cers' retired pay, 2059.
---Panama, 2439.
--tanks, 2232.
Yo~ng, Owen D., 4832.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Harvey Canal Ship Yard & Machine Shop (H.Rept. 2128),
4956.
McGuire, Alva D., Jr. (H.Rept. 2126), 4956.
Playa de Flor Land & Improvement Co. (H.Rept. 1933), 2723.
Texas Power & Light Co. (H .Rept. 2129), 4956.
Toenberg, Marte (H.Rept. 1869), 1833.
Zarella, Giugllo, (H.Rept. 1931), 2723.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
SCHAFFER, MAURICE E., relief (see b111 H.R. 14042).
SCHALK, WALTER C., correct naval record (see bill H.R. 14049).
SCHALL, THOMAS D. (a Senator from Minnesota).
Attended, 3.
Agricultural and employment relief: speech of William S.
Bennet on, 2572.
Appointed conferee, 1449.
Appointed on funeral committee, 394, 4252, 5416.
Cattle and hogs: _charges for shipment of-letter from A. 0.
Krebs relative to, 3588.
Educational broadcasting stations: letter !rom L. D. Coff-
man relative to license fees for, 2958.
Federal Trade Commission: statement made by Mrs. Har-
ris T. Baldwin before Senate Appropriations Commttt~e
in support of, 3832.
Freight rates on potatoes: letter from W. P. Kenney relative
to, 3055.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Chippewa Indians, Minnesota: to make payments from
timber funds to (S. 5592), 3424.
Granite or marble: to provide for use in erection of certain
memorials and public buildings of {see S.J.R~s. 227), 1163.
Lane, Joseph: for relief (see bill S. 5140), 303.
Patterson, John F.: for relief (see btll S. 5141), 303.
Rudolph, Della M. C.: to pension (see billS. 5396), 1623.
Stivers, Edgar: for relief (see billS. 5316), 1162.
Motions and resolutions of!ered by
Committee on Interoceanic Canals: to employ stenographer
for hearings of {S.Res. 344), 2958.
Remarks by, on
Arms shipments: embargo on, 5446.
Chippewa Indian payments, 1469.
Comparative freight rates, 1261.
Disabled veterans' relief, 1329.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4231.
Farm indebtedness: refinancing of, 2958.
Farm relief, 420.
Federal farm-loan laws, 307.
Federal Trade Commission, 3832.
Foreign debts, 1279.
Granite and marble for public buildings, 1163.
Hamill's repudiation of his book on President Hoover, 1440.
Increase in banking facilities, 1420.
Manganese ore, 542.
Minneapolis, Minn., postmaster's letter, 1160.
Pauly building material and unemployment, 887.
Philippine independence, 502, 550.
Post-war problems, 1400.
Railway rates on potatoes, 2249.
Reserve officers' training, 1619.
St. Lawrence waterway, 306.
Suit over book on President Hoover, 1724.
Wheat situation. 1403.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Indian AJiatrs:
Chippewa Indian payments (S.Rept. 1030), 1469.
Chippewa Indian Territory, Minn. (S.Rept. 1102), 2191.
Minnesota State Sanatorium (S.Rept. 1219), 3996.
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SCHALL, THOMAS D.-Continued
Reports made by, from
Committee on Interoceanic Canals:
Panama Canal Zone: administration of (S.Rept. 1142), 3141.
---Civil Code (S.Rept. 1141), 3141.
---Civil Procedure, Code of (S.Rept. 1140) , 3141.
---Criminal Procedure, Code of (S.Rept. 1139), 3141.
---enticing of laborers, market regulations, inspection of
vessels, Postal Service, and Customs Service ( S.Rept.
1144). 3141.
---Panama Canal Act, to amend (S.Rept. 1143), 3141.
--Penal Code (S.Rept. 1138), 3141.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
SCHENECTADY, N.Y., resolution adopted by the chamber of com-
merce opposing expenditures by the United States with
respect to the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Waterway project,
2068.
SCHIERHOFF, HERMAN, relief (see bill H .R. 13576).
SCHMIDT, JOSEPH FRANK, relief (see bill H.R. 14068).
SCHNEIDER, FRANK, correct military record (see bill H.R. 13452).
SCHNEIDER, GEORGE J. (a Representative from Wisconsin).
Attended, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Holmes, Melissa: to increase pension (see bill H .R. 13256),
45.
Muttart, Fannie: to increase pension (see bill ~.R. 13681),
476.
Remarks by, on
Beer b111, 812.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Immigration and Naturalization:
Alien seamen (H.Rept. 1994), 3823.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
SCHNEIDER, JACK, relief (see bill H.R. 2757•).
SCHON ACKER, JENNIE, pension (see bill H.R. 13545).
SCHOOL CHTI..DREN. See CHn.DREN.
SCHOOL LANDS. See PuBLIC LANDS.
SCHRADER, HARRY, relief (see bill H.R. 13496).
SCHUETZ, LEONARD W. (a Representative from Illinois).
Attended, 6.
SCHULTE, MARY, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13479).
SCHULTZ, FRANCIS WHITCOMB, pension (see bill S. 5188).
SCHURMAN, JACOB GOULD, address on the subject of Philippine
independence delivered by, 1171.
Article favoring independence for the Philippines written by,
101.
Statement on the subject of Philippine independence made
by, 392.
SCHU'!TE & KOERTING CO., relief (see bill S. 215).
SCHUYLER, KARL C. (a Senator from Colorado).
Appointed member of the Board of Visitors to the Naval
Academy, 1619.
Assigned to committees, 156.
Credentials presented and sworn in, 78.
Resignation from Board of Visitors to the Naval Academy,
2455.
Amendments offered by, to
Second deficiency bill (H.R. 14769)-reclamation, 5462.
War Department appropriation bill (H.R. 14199)-hospitals,
3791.
- - - offenses by oftlcers, 3961.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Grazing fees: authorizing Secretary of Agriculture to sus-
pend, reduce, remit, release, or postpone payment of (see
S.J.Res. 221), 820.
Seed loans in drought areas: providing for extension of time
of payment of (see S.J.Res. 222), 820.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 2643.
Societies and associations, 2643.
Remarks by, on
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4152.
Occhionero, George, 5514.
Second deficiency bill-reclamation, 5455, 5456, 5457, 5462,
5464.
War Department appropriation bill-hospitals, 3791, 3792.
---offenses by om.cers, 3961.
Waterman, Charles W.: tribute to, 5618.
World Court, 1260.
Reports made by, from
Comm.ittee on the Judiciary:
Improved Order of Red Men (S.Rept. 1253), 4459.
Committee on Military .Atrairs:
Apodaca, Juan (S.Rept. 1147), 3242.
McHam, Beryl M. (S.Rept. 1296), 4874.
Squires, William Mathew (S.Rept. 1295), 4874.
Committee on Naval .Atrairs:
Occhionero, George (S. Rept. 1228), 4114.
Waters, William James (S.Rept. 1195), 3744.
Wright, Benjamin (S.Rept. 1327), 5296.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES,
SCHWARTZ, DAVID, relief (see bill H.R. 9355•).
SCHWEITZER, GUST J., relief (see bill H.R. 4910•).
SCHWERDTFEGER, ANNIE SARGENT, pension (see bill S. 5288).
SCOGGINS, SIDNEY C., pension (see bill H.R. 13808).
SCOT!', ELBERT, relief (see bill H .R. 13542).
SCOTT, MARY, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14557).
SCOTT, RACHEL A., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13688).
SCOTT, RICHARD H. (president American Business Men's Pro-
hibition Foundation), letter addressed to President Hoover
on the subject of the eighteenth amendment and the Vol-
stead Act, 3739.
SCOT!', SARAH P., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13049).
SCOVELL, SARAH E., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13549).
SCRIP MONEY, article appearing in the New York Times relative
to the use of, 1851.
Bill authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to issue (see
blll H.R. 14203).
SCRIPPS-McRAE NEWSPAPERS, article commenting on an ad-
dress delivered by Senator Ashurst on the subject of
taxes, 624.
SCULPTURE. See NATIONAL MusEUM.
SEABROOK, JOHN P., relief (see bill H.R. 12!9"3).
SEACORD, DAVID J., relief (see bill H.R. 2217•),
SEALE, HENRY FREEMAN, relief (see bill H.R. 3840•).
SEARLE, WILLIAM S., relief (see bill H.R. 13274).
SEARS, THOMAS A., relief (see bill.S. 5638).
SEATRAIN CO., amendment and remarks in Senate relative to
mail contract no. 56 of, 2671, 2735, 2741, 2755, 2802.
Letter to the Postmaster General relative to its mail con-
tract no. 56, 2674, 2746.
Letter from Chairman of the Shipping Board relative to
mail contract no . 56 of, 2736.
Remarks in House relative to, 461.
SEAWAY TREATY, memorial of Legislature of South Carolina
urging ratification of, 2195.
SEBRING, ELLA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13641).
SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE.
Amendment in Senate to bill (S. 5122) to provide for the
. purchase and sale of cotton under the supervision of,
3490. .
Bill providing for the accounting of certain moneys made
available under the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Act to (see bill H.R. 14687).
Letter to the President on the subject of Philippine inde- .
pendence written by, 1926.
Communications from
Canned fruits and vegetables: relative to inspection and
labeling of, 3690.
Department of Agriculture: transmitting the annual re-
port of, 816.
---transmitting report of sales of waste paper in, 819.
--relative to the bill (S. 5538) to abolish, 5430.
Forest reservations: transmitting the annual report on con-
struction of roads and trails in, 819.
Hogs: transmitting a report of a study made by the Bureau
of Agricultural Economics relative to the hog situation
(S.Doc. 184) , 3709.
Migratory Bird Conservation Commission: transmitting an-
nual report of (H.Doc. 487) , 59, 75.
Public roads: transmitting the annual report of Federal
aid in construction of, 819.
Orders to
Open-market trading in grain futures on the Chicago Board
of Trade: to inform Senate relative to removal of re-
strictions on (S.Res. 376), 5310.
SECRETARY OF COMMERCE.
Letter to the President on the subject of Philippine inde-
pendence, 1926.
Letters to the Public Printer relative to the cost of print-
ing for the Patent Office written by, 2762.
Statement relating to the depreciation of foreign cur-
rencies, 3708.
Ccnnmunications from
Barges in tow in the open sea: transmitting the annual
report of accidents sustained or caused by, ~84.
Bauer, Louis H.: transmitting a draft of a proposed b111
for the relief of, 4452.
Department of Commerce: transmitting the annual report
of, 38.
---transmitting information concerning the status of
funds appropriated for the Department in the
Emergency Relief and Construction Act, 669.
---transmitting a list of useless papers in, 869, 885.
---transmitting report of disposition of useless papers
in, 37.
Foreign currencies: relative to the effect upon American
imports and exports of depreciated foreign currencies,
3995. .
Key West, Fla.: transmitting a draft of proposed legisla-
tion for exchange of portions of the naval station and
the lighthouse reservation at, 2335, 2339.
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SECRETARY OF COMMERCE-Continued
Communications from
Lighthouse reservations: transmitting a draft of proposed
legislation to authorize disposal of certain, 2955, 3051.
Lighthouse Service: transmitting part 2 of the annual re-
port of the Commissioner of Lighthouses, 37.
Molster, Charles E.: transmitting a draft of a proposed
bill for the relief of, 4452.
SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR.
Bill to transfer control of building on customhouse res-
ervation at Nome, Alaska, to (see bill H.R. 13521).
Letters relative to the form of a water-delivery contract
applicable to the Colorado River, 3929.
Communications from
Big Sand Draw gas field, Wyoming: transmitting a report
on certain leases made on, 39, 59. _ more; Emily Molzen; and the Hummer Mortuary; trans-
Billy Creek field, Wyoming: transmitting a report on cer-
tain leases made on, 39, 59.
Boulder City, Nev.: relative to conditions at, 5296. -
Boundary line between Idaho and Wyoming: _trans_m itting
report relative to an agreement concerning, 5292, 5414.
Death Valley National Monument, Calif.: relative to the
bill (S. 5700) to extend the mining laws of the United
States to, 5436.
Department of the Interior: relative to the bill (S. 5538) to
abolish, 5430. _ proposed bill for reUef of, 2664.
---transmitting a list of useless papers in, 540, 665.
Hawaiian Islands: transmitting copy of the journal of the
Senate of Hawa11, 540.
Indian irrigation projects: transmitting annual report of
operations of, 39, 59.
---transmitting report on cancellations and adjustments
made on certain irrigation charges on (H.Doc. 475),
5433, 5651.
Indians: transmitting the annual report of expenditures
for, 39.
---transmitting a statement by the Director of the
Geological Survey of expenditures for the benefit of
the Indians in connection with the administration
of the laws relative to the operation of on, oil
shale, and gas leases, 39, 59.
---transmitting report on adjustment or elimination of
reimbursable cha.rges existing as debts agatnst
(H.Doc. 501) , 540, 606. - Hoover and Premier Laval relative to the indebtedness to
Public lands: transmitting report of the Commissioner of
the General Land Ofiice on withdrawals and restoration of,
284, 300.
St. Elizabeths Hospital: transmitting the annual report of
finances of, 39, 59.
Sioux Indians: reporting on the claims of certain (S.Doc.
152). 481, 606.
War Minerals Relief Commission: transmitting the annual
report of operations and finances of, 39, 59.
SECRETARY OF LABOR.
Communications from
Children's Bureau: transmitting schedule of useless papers
in, 3826, 3917.
SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
Communications from
Aircraft carrier: transmitting a draft of a proposed- bill to
authorize an increase in the limit of cost of one, 1712.
Marine Corps Reserve: transmitting a draft of a bill to
amend act to provide for the creation of, 37.
---transmitting a draft of a proposed bill to except
certain officers from the provisions of section 109 of
the Criminal Code, 1986.
Medals and badges: transmitting a draft of a bill to amend
act to prohibit unauthorized wearing of, 38.
Naval Academy: transmitting a draft of a bill to confer the
degree of bachelor of science upon graduates of, 38.
- - - transmitting a draft of a proposed bill to authorize a
- contract with the Annapolis Metropolitan Sewerage
Commission for disposal of the sewage of, 2640.
Naval Reserve: transmitting a draft of a bill to amend act
to provide for the creation of, 38.
- - - transmitting a draft of a proposed bill to except
certain officers from the provisions of section 109 of
the Criminal Code, 1986.
Navy: relative to the effect of the 5-percent cut in appro-
priations upon personnel and ships of, 4609.
---transmitting a draft of a proposed bill to amend act
to give war-time rank to retired officers and former
officers of, 37.
---transmitting a draft of a bill to provide for the
retirement of certain commissioned officers of the
Staff Corps of, 38. . report on, 79, 151.
---transmitting a draft of a proposed bill to increase
the statutory limit for repairs and alterations to
capital ships, 362.
---transmitting a draft of a proposed bUl relative to
promotion of officers of the Staff Corps, 2640.
---transmitting a draft of a bill to effect changes in
the ration, 2335.
Navy Department: transmitting annual report of aircraft
and aeronautical accessories for (S.Doc. 144), 37, 59.
LXXVI----368
177
SECRETARY OF THE NAVY-Continued
Communications from
Navy Department: transmitting a lJst _ of cases of relief
granted under the naval act of July 11, 1919, 718.
Navy yards and stations: reporting the disposition of useless
papers in the files of, 3051. ·
Nicaragua: transmitting a copy of a. proposed bill for reim-
bursement of personnel of the Navy and Marine Corps
for loss of personal property resulting from earthquake
at Managua, 3235.
Philadelphia, Pa..: transmitting a. request to restore the
limit of cost for construction of naval hospital buildings
at, 362.
Putnam, Russel B.: transmitting a draft of a proposed bill
for the-relief of, 284.
St. Anthony Hospital, Michigan City, Ind.; Russell A. Gil-
mitting a draft of a proposed blll for relief of, 2554.
Sperry Gyroscope Co., Inc.: relative to the blll (H.R. 9457)
for relief of, 2714.
Steele, George W., Jr.: transmitting a draft of a proposed
bill for the relief of, 284. -
Surplus clothing: transmitting a draft of a proposed joint
resolution authorizing sale at nominal prices for distribu-
tion to the needy, 151.
Thomas, Mrs. Carlysle Von, Sr.: transmitting a draft of a
SECRETARY OF THE SENATE, amendment in Senate relative to
salaries in the office of, 4807.
Annual report of receipts and expenditures of the Senate,
60.
SECRETARY OF STATE.
Letter to the President on the subject of Philippine inde-
pendence written by, 1925.
Statement rega.t·ding the report and recommendation!! of
the International Joint Commission, United States and
Canada, with respect to the fumes from the smelter at
Trail, British Columbia, 833.
Communications from
Claims of American nationals against Germany: transmit-
ting report of Robert W. Bonynge relative to (S.Doc.
146). 69. -
France: relative to the discussions between President
the United States on the part of, 1402.
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence deep waterway: relative to the
treaty with Canada concerning, 1399.
International Parliamentary Conference on Commerce:
transmitting an invitation to the United States to par-
ticipate in (H.Doc. 520), 1338, 1354, 1397.
Nobel committee of the Norwegian Parliament: transmitting
a. copy of the circular of, 816, 819.
Panama: relative to a. treaty for the settlement of claims
against Panama and the United States, 4382.
President and Vice President of the United States: trans-
mitting certified copies of the final ascertainment of the
electors for, 296, 300, 896, 1020, 1359, 1619, 1710, 1930, 1931,
1973, 202'7, 2067, 2129, 2192, 2237.
Twentieth amendment to the Constitution of the United
States: inclosing a photostat copy of certificate relating
to, 3663, 3655.
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
Bill to provide for placing the Washington city post office
under the jurisdiction of (see blll S. 5530•; H.R. 14461•).
Bill authorizing the issuance of scrip by (see bill H.R.
14203).
Remarks in House relative to certain statements questioning
the reliability of, 2174.-
Statement on the subject of branch banking made by, 168.
Communications from
Bureau of Narcotics: transmitting the annual report of, 37,
69.
Departments of Commerce, Interior, and War, the Railroad
Administration, and the Shipping Board: transmitting the
annual report of money received and not paid into the
general fund of the Treasury, 39.
Emergency Relief and Construction Act of 1932 : transmit-
ting a draft of a proposed bill to authorize the Secretary
of the Treasury to accept titles to sites acquired under the
provisions of, 3342.
Federal Farm Loan Board: transmitting annual report of
{H.Doc. 436), 6434, 5651.
Federal prisons: relative to the furnishing of medical serv-
ices in, 3666.
Finances of the United States: transmitting the annual
Foreign countries: relative to the indebtedness to the United
States on the part of certain, 5489, 5490.
France: relative to the discussions between President
Hoover and Premier Laval relative to the indebtedness to
the United States on the part of, 1402.
Hawaiian Islands: transmitting report on care and treat-
ment of leprous persons in (H.Doc. 470), 38.
Inaugural tickets: relative to exempting from the admis-
sions tax. 2099.
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SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY-Continued
Communications from
Medicinal liquors: relative to the bill (H.R. 14395) concern-
ing, 4941.
Mutilated bank notes: transmitting a draft of a proposed
bill for relief of holders of, 869, 896.
Ogden, Utah: transmitting a draft of legislation to place
under the jurisdiction of the Department of Agriculture
the Forest Service building and site at, 5061, 5654.
Potomac River: transmitting report of investigation of
sewage disposal from the District of Columbia into (S.Doc.
172), 1930.
Public buildings: transmitting the annual report of rental
collections on account of, 39.
---transmitting a draft of a proposed b1ll to authoriZe
acceptance of titles to sites for, 346.
Public Health Service: transmitting the annual report of
the Surgeon General of, 300.
---transmitting the final report of the Surgeon General
on rural health work in the drought-stricken areas
(H.Doc. 530), 2554.
Receipts and expenditures of the Government: transmitting
the annual report of (H.Doc. 445), 39.
Refunds of internal revenue: transmitting annual report of,
39.
Treasury Department: transmitting a report on useless
papers in. 39, 59.
War Finance Corporation: transmitting the annual report
of (H.Doc. 534), 2725, 2790.
Washington, D.C., post omce: transmitting a draft of pro-
posed legislation to place the omce under the custody and
control of the Secretary of the Treasury, 2339, 2451.
BgC.RETARY OF WAR.
Letter to the President on the subject of Philippine inde-
pendence, 1925.
Communications from
American National Red Cross: transmitting the annual
report of, 37, 284.
Army: transmitting annual report of inspection of accounts
of disbursing omcers of, 38.
---transmitting a draft of a proposed bill for relief of
certain disbursing omcers of, 1712.
---transmitting a draft of proposed legislation to credit
o.mcers with certain services as cadets at the Mllitary
Academy, 2451.
- - - transmitting a draft of a proposed bill to amend act
to authorize collection of indebtedness due the
United States from enlisted men, 2554.
Army posts: relative to the proposal for housing, feeding,
and clothing unemployed boys and young men at, 3838.
Battlefields: transmitting a draft of a proposed blll for the
protection of, 718. . ---Cuyahoga River Channel, Ohio (H.Doc. 477), 40.
Bonnet Carre tloodway area: transmitting a draft of a pro-
posed blll to remove from the Flood Control Act the lands
in, 229.
Camps Harry J. Jones and Stephen D . .Little, Ariz.: relative
to the proposed removal of troops from, 916.
Camp Taylor, Ky.: transmitting a draft of a proposed bill
for sale of, 2640.
Canal Zone Retirement Act: transmitting a draft of a pro-
posed bill to amend, 40.
Confederate monument at Crown H1ll Cemetery, Indianapo-
lis, Ind.: transmitting a draft of a proposed bill to erect,
606. . 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public document), 36.
Legislative branch of the Government: transmitting a draft
of a proposed b1ll to amend section 215 of part II of the
Appropriation Act for the Fiscal Year 1933, 1394.
Mobile, Ala.: transmittting a dra.ft of a bill authorizing the
acquisition of land for an addition to the national ceme-
tery at, 984.
National Board for the Promotion o! Ritle Practice: trans-
mitting the annual report of (H.Doc. 476), 39, 59.
National cemeteries: transmitting a draft of a bill to author-
ize disposal of certain plots of ground no longer needed
for cemeterial purposes, 984.
National Forest Reservation Commission: transmitting an-
nual report of (S.Doc. 145), 59.
National military parks: transmitting a draft of a proposed
bill for the protection of, 718.
Ordnance and ordnance stores: transmitting statements of
cost of manufacture of, 38.
Pensacola Military Reservation, Fla.: transmitting a draft of
a proposed b1ll to sell the remaining portion of, 1832.
Philippine Islands: transmitting resolutions adopted by cer-
tain provincial boards of Negros Occidental relative to free
entry into the United States of sugar from, 229.
Plattsburg Barracks Military Reservation, N.Y.: transmitting
a draft of a proposed bill to authorize the adjustment of a
portion of the boundary line of, 869.
Post exchanges: transmitting report on (SDoc. 149), 38, 59,
422.
Puerto Rican Hurricane Relief Commission: transmitting
annual report of (H.Doc. 486), 59, 75.
River and harbor surveys and exa.m.inations: transmitting
data for the revised edition of Preliminary Exami-
nations, Surveys, Projects, and Appropriations, 3653.
---Ashtabula Harbor, Ohio (ordered printed in 73d
Cong., 1st sess., as public document), 718.
SECRETARY OF WAR-Continued
Communications from
River and harbor surveys and examinations: Astoria Har-
bor, Oreg., 37.
---Bad River, Wis., 297.
---Bakers (Baker) Bay, Wash. (ordered printed in 73d
Cong., 1st sess., as public document), 2640.
---Barren River, Ky. (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st
sess., as public document), 36.
---Bayou Lafourche, La. (ordered printed in 73d Cong.,
1st sess., as public document), 297.
- - - Bayou Nezpique, La. (ordered printed in 73d Cong.,
1st sess., as public document), 297.
---Bayou Plaquemine Brule, La., 37.
---Bayou ?:eche, La. (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st
sess., as public document), 297.
---Big Black River, Miss. (ordered printed 1n 73d Cong.,
1st sess., as public document), 297.
---Big Fork River, Minn. (ordered printed in 73d Cong.,
1st sess., as public document) , 37.
---Black River, Ark., 2127.
---Brule River, Minn. (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st
sess., as public document), 297.
---Bu1falo Harbor River and Ship Canal, N.Y. (ordered
printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public document),
1394.
- - - Calcasieu River, La. (ordered printed in 73d Cong.,
1st sess., as publlc document), 297.
---Calumet Harbor and River, Ill. and Ind. (H.Doc. 494),
284.
---Camden Harbor, Maine, 37.
---Cannonball River, N.Dak. and S.Dak. (ordered printed
in 73d Cong., lst sess., as public document) , 36.
---Cascade River, Minn. (ordered printed in 73d Cong.,
1st ess., as public document), 36.
---Chehalis River, Wash. (ordered printed in 73d Cong.,
lst sess., as public document), 37.
---Chickasaw Creek, Ala. (ordered printed in 73d Cong.,
1st sess., as public document), 3487.
---Cleveland Harbor, Ohio (H.Doc. 477), 40.
---Clinton Harbor, Conn., 37.
---Conneaut Harbor, Ohio (ordered printed in 73d Cong.,
1st sess., as public document), 665.
---Connecticut River (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st
sess., as public document) , 1055.
---Coos Bay (Oreg.) inner harbor, 1985.
---Core Sound-Ocracoke Inlet Channel, N.C. (H.Doc.
485) 40.
J
---cross-Florida waterway, 1833.
---Cut-off Channel, N.J. (ordered printed in 73d Cong.,
1st sess., as public document), 1394.
---Duluth-Superior Harbor, Minn. and Wis. (H.Doc.
482)' 40.
---Egegik River (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess.,
as public document) , 1055.
---Erie Harbor, Pa. (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st
sess., as public document), 1325.
---Fairport Harbor, Ohio (H.Doc. 472), 38.
---Grand Haven Harbor, Mich., 37.
---Grand River, Mich. (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st
sess., as public document), 36.
---Grand River, N.Dak. and S.Dak. (ordered printed in
---Grays Harbor, Wash. (ordered printed in 73d Cong.,
1st sess., as public document), 37.
---Green River, Ky. (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st
sess., as public document), 36.
---Hampton Beach, N.H., 37.
--Harbor of Refuge, Mich. (H.Doc. 473), 38.
---Hocking River, Ohio (ordered printed in 73d Cong.,
1st sess., as public document), 3917.
- - - Honga River, Md., 37.
---Honolulu Harbor, Hawaii (ordered printed in 73d
Cong., 1st sess., as public document), 297.
---Hudson River (S.Doc. 155), 612.
---Huron Harbor, Ohio (H.Doc. 478), 40.
---Isle au Haut--Klmball Island Channel, Maine, 37.
---Kentucky River, Ky. (ordered printed in 73d Cong.,
1st sess., as public document), 37.
---Keweenaw waterway, Michigan (ordered printed 1n
73d Cong., 1st sess., as public document), 3653.
---Lafayette River, Va., 1985.
---Lewis and Clark River, Oreg., 37.
--Little Fork River, Mtnn. (ordered printed in 73d
Cong., 1st sess., as public document), 37.
---Lorain Harbor, Ohio (H.Doc. 469), 38.
---Manitowoc Harbor, Wis. (H.Doc. 481}, 40.
---Milk River, Mont. (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st
sess., as public doc1Ullent), 37.
---Monhegan Harbor, Maine, 37.
---Montreal River, Wis. and Mich. (ordered printed tn
73d Cong., 1st sess., as public document), 37.
---Moreau River, N.Dak. and S.Dak. (ordered printed in
73d Cong. lst sess., as public document), 36.
--Neuse River, N.C. (H.Doc. 500; H.Res. 306), 41.
- N e w Haven Harbor, Conn. (H.Doc. 479), 40.
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SECRETARY OF WAR-Continue4
Communications from
River and harbor surveys and examinations: Niobrara River,
Nebr. and Wyo. (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st
sess., as public document), 36.
--Nolin River, Ky. (H.Doc. 480), 40.
---Olcott Harbor, N.Y., 36.
- - O l d River Channel, Ohio (H.Doc. 477), 40.
---Osage River, Mo. (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st
sess., as public document), 1055.
- - Pamlico Sound, N.C. (H.Doc. 485), 40.
---Pensacola Bay-Caloosahatchee River waterway, 1833.
---Petersburg Harbor, Alaska (H.Doc. 483), 40.
---Pultneyville Harbor, N.Y., 37.
---Rhodes Point-Tylerton Channel, Md., 2790.
---Rochester Harbor, N.Y. (H.Doc. 484), 40.
---Rough River, Ky. (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st
sess., as public document), 36.
---St. Louis River, Minn. and Wis. (ordered printed in
73d Cong., 1st sess., as public document), 1833.
---St. Lucie, Fla., 1985.
---Santee River, N.C. and S.C. (ordered printed in 73d
Cong., 1st sess., as public document), 5651.
- - - Shilshole Breakwater, Wash., 36.
---Sturgeon River, Mich. (ordered printed in 73d COng.,
1st sess., as public document) , 297.
---Tar Bay, Md., 37.
- - - Tombigbee River, Ala. (ordered printed in 73d Cong.,
1st sess., as public document), 36.
---Turkey River, Iowa (ordered printed in 73d Cong.,
1st sess., as public document), 5651.
---Union River, Maine, 297.
---Vermilion River, La., 297.
---Vermilion River, Minn. (ordered printed in 73d
Cong., 1st sess., as public document), 297.
---Wabash River, 4452.
---Warrior River (ordered printed i.n 73d Cong., 1st
sess., as public document), 37.
- - - Yaquina Bay, River, and entrance, Oreg., 1986.
- - - Youghiogheny River, Pa., 37.
War Department: transmittting annual reports of, 151.
---transmitting the annual report of sales of surplus
property in the possession of, 75.
---transmitting a draft of a proposed bill to authorize
the settlement of certain claims against, 1986.
---transmitting a list of useless papers in, 2640.
Worrall, L. P.: transmitting a draft of a proposed bill to
authorize a credit in the accounts of, 3653.
SECURITIES. See also STOCKS AND BoNDS.
Bill to authorize Comptroller of Currency to examine the
operations of certain dealers in (see bill H.R. 14478).
Joint resolution for amendment to the Constitution to
allow the United States to tax income from State securi-
ties and allow the States to tax income from United
States securities (see H.j.Res. 506).
SEED AND FEED LOANS. See also FARMERS.
Joint resolution providing for extension of time for pay-
ment of notes given to procure (see S.J.Res. 222).
Memorial of Legislature of Montana urging legislation With
respect to, 4563.
Remarks in House relative to, 1140.
SEGAR, ELSIE (administratrix), relief (see bills S. 4303; H.R.
11495*).
SEGER, GEORGE N. (a Representative from New Jersey).
Attended, 6.
Appointed teller, 1933.
Amendments offered by, ~o
Farm allotment bill (H.R. 13991)-adjustment charges on
processing of silk or rayon, 1666.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citi.zens and individuals, 870, 1549, 3140, 3920, 4107.
Societies and associations, 536, 870, 1356, 1908, 3139, 3420,
3920, 3992, 4556.
Remarks by, on
Beer bill, 801.
Butter: oleomargarine and adulterated, 4546.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor ap-
propriation bill, 2610.
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 33.
Farm allotment plan, 1666.
Roosevelt, President-elect Franklin D.: attempt on life of,
4265.
Waterway and railroad transportation, 296.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
SEIBERLING, FRANCIS (a Representative from Ohio),
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Hanchett, Mary: to pension (see bill H.R. 13480), 230.
Votes of.See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
SELLEY, HELEN J., pension (see bill H.R. 14103).
SELVIG, CONRAD G. (a Representative from Minnesota),
Attended, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Wheat: to stabilize price of (see bill H.R. 13457), 230.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 48, 299, 2244, 2792, 5189.
179
SELVIG, CONRAD G.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Farm allotment plan, 1434.
Goodwin, Godfrey G.: memorial address to, 4375.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
SEMBOWER, SARAH A., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14558).
SEMINOLE INDIANS. See INDIANS.
SENATE. See also CoNTESTED ELECTioNs IN SENATE; PoiNTS oF
ORDER IN SENATE; YEA-AND-NAY VOTES IN SENATE.
Amendment to the legislative appropriation bill (H.R.
14562) relative to certain positions and rates of com-
pensation in, 4301.
Amendment relative to salaries in the Secretary's office,
document room, post office, and folding room, 4807.
Annual report of the Secretary of the Senate on receipts
and expenditures of, 60.
Injunction of secrecy removed from treaty with Canada re-
lating to the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence waterway, 2096.
Joint resolution to pay officers and employees on December
20, 1932 (see H.J.Res. 503).
Messages from the President transmitting esti.mates of ap-
propriations for (S.Doc. 157; H.Docs. 497, 552), 414, 985,
3991.
Motion for cloture on the bill (S. 4412) relating to branch
banking, 1935.
Motion signed by 16 Senators for cloture in; submitted and
subsequently withdrawn, 4059, 4211.
Notice of motion to suspend the rules with respect to an
amendment relative to refunds of internal-revenue taxes,
2665, 2864.
Order for consideration of bills on the calendar agreed to,
3736.
Order to meet at 12 m. daily, 5.
Proceedings incident to the examination of David S. Barry,
Sergeant at Arms, groWing out of an article appearing
in the New Outlook written by him, 3269-3282, 3511-
3530.
Remarks and recommendations submitted to the Demo-
cratic caucus by Senator Robinson of Arkansas with re-
spect to the program of procedure during the present
session, 156.
Remarks relative to a threat made by an employee of the
Senate to kill a member of the press gallery, 270.
Remarks concerning the announced attitude on the part
of the minority of the Senate not to confirm appointees
whose terms would extend beyond the 4th of March, 423.
Remarks relative to newspaper comments on the barber-
shop privileges in the Senate wing of the Capitol, 2725.
Remarks concerning the proposed li.mitation of debate on
appropriation bills, 3143.
Remarks on Senate Resolution 360, providing for limita-
tion of debate in, 4381, 4570.
Remarks relative to the absence of rules on the question
of pairs, 3177.
ltemark.s concerning the business of the session, 3444.
Remarks on order of business in, 5243.
Remarks in House relative to certain references to Sen-
ators and Representatives in an article written by David
S. Barry, Sergeant at Arms of, 3306.
Request for a unani.mous-consent agreement for the con-
sideration of the banking bill (S. 4412) agreed to, 480.
Request for a unanimous-consent agreement to li.mit de-
bate on the bill (S. 4412) relating to branch banking
agreed to, 2078.
Request for a unani.mous-consent agreement to vote on
the Seatram Co. amendment to the Post Office appro-
priation bill on January 30, 1933, at 1 o'clock p.m. agreed
to, 2755.
Request for a unanimous-consent agreement concerning
the order of business for the remainder of the session,
3054.
Request for a unanimous-consent agreement for considera-
tion of impeachment charges against Judge Harold Lou-
derbac~ at 2 o'clock p.m. on the first day of the first
session of the Seventy-thi.rd Congress agreed to, 5475.
Resolutions providing for cloture in (see S.Res. 329, 330,
331, 360*).
Resolution to prepare and print the revised edition of the
Senate Rules and Manual (see S.Res. 305*).
Resolution limiting attorneys' fees in election contests (see
S.Res. 258*).
Resolution to pay expenses of the committee appointed to
attend the funeral of Calvin Coolidge (see S.Res. 318 *) .
Resolution to certify to the district attorneys for the Di.s-
trict of Columbia and the southern district of New York
the proceedings of the Senate in the case of David S.
Barry, Sergeant at Arms (see S.Res. 345).
Resolution to remove David S. Barry, Sergeant at Arms,
from office (see S.Res. 352*).
Resolution to reinstate David S. Barry as Sergeant at Arms
(amendment to S.Res. 352), 3525.
Resolution to refer the removal resolution of David S.
Barry, Sergeant at Arms. to the Committee on Rules,
3529.
Resolution to continue the employment of a personal at-
tendant for Senator Schall (see S.Res. 337*).
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SENA'J'E---.Continued SENECA INDIANS. See INDIANS.
Resolution to pay Matllda A. :Barkley (see S.Res. 866). SENECA INDIAN SCHOOL, WYANDOTTE, OKLA., purchase land
Resolution to pay Genevie"te M. Colwell (see S.Res. 348*). at (see bills S. 5427*; H.R. 14536).
Resolution to pay funeral expenses o.f Wesley L. Jones (see
S.Res. 294•}. SERGEANT AT ARMS OF THE SENATE, proceedings in Senate
Resolution to pay Mary F. McGra.ln (see S.Res. 296*). incident to the examination of David s. Barry, growing
Resolution to appoint C. G. Marvel a messenger in (see out of an article appearing in the New OUtlook written by
S.Res. 316}. him. 3269-3282, 3511-3530.
Resolution to pay Gladyce w. Simmons (see S.Res. 372*). Remarks in House relative to certain references to Senators
Resolution to pay Daisye L. Trammell (see S.Res. 347*). and Representatives in an article written by David s.
Barry, 3306.
Resolution to pay funeral expenses of Thomas J. Walsh Resolution to certify to the district attorneys for the Dis-
(see S.Res. 379*), 5441. trict of Columbia and the southern district of New York
Resolution to pay funeral expenses of Charles W. Water- the proceedings of the Senate in the case of David s.
man (see S.Res. 295*}. Barry (see S.Res. 345).
Roll calls on question of quorum in, 3, 50, 78, 155, 176, 231, Resolution to remove David S. Barry from office (see S.Res.
264, 299, 315, 323, 327, 366, 379, 387, 393, 417, 434, 436, 352*). .
446, 447, 478, 537, 549, 551, 560, 608, 615, 622, 627, 628, Resolution to reinstate David S. Barry as (amendment to
667, 681, 691, 720, 737, 871, 1154, 1176, 1184, 1259, 1284, S.Res. 352), 3525.
1330, 1336, 1396, 1413, 1436, 1456, 1469, 1549, 1565, 1573, Resolution to refer the removal resolution of DavidS. Barry
1579, 1618, 1629, 1636, 1647, 1648, 1652, 1713, 1732, 1780, to the Committee on Rules, 3529.
1793, 1852, 1865, 1908, 1916, 1940, 1987, 2001, 2026, 2066,
2077, 2082, 2093, 2129, 2139, 2148, 2153, 2156, 2161, 2195, SESOKO, YAMATO, relief (see bill H.R. 14651).
2207, 2245, 2273, 2282, 2291, 2339, 2375, 2392, 2396, 2399, SETI'LEMENT OF WAR CLAIMS ACT, 1928, extend time for filing
2454, 2467, 2482, 2506, 2512, 2557, 2642, 2658, 2670, 2725, of claims under (see bills S. 5290, 5398; H.R. 13532).
2792, 2808, 2945, 3054, 3070, 3140, 3167, 3237, 3251, 3267, SE'ITON, JOE, relief (see bill H.R. 10800*).
3283, 3285, 3287, 3295, 3345, 3377, 3379, 3383, 3421 , 3426,
3428, 3434, 3439, 34~8. 3457, 3467, 3488, 3503, 3506, 3522, SEVEN-POINT FARM-BETI'ERMENT PROGRAM, remarks in House
relative to, 1526.
3536, 3540, 3544, 3584, 3660, 3737, 3764, 3777, 3784, 3826,
8844, 3847, 3855, 3857, 3860, 3921, 3943, 3950, 3993, 4056, SEVENTEENTH AMENDMENT. See CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED
4107, 4138, 4169, 4172, 4178, 4211, 4218, 4298, 4315, 4325, STA'l'ES.
4376, 4395, 4410, 4413, 4418, 4455, 4498, 4584, 4642, 4691, SEWARD. See ALASKA.
4708, 4768, 4791, 4801. 4805, 4866, 4890, 4900, 4958, 5003, SEWARD, WILLIAM H., address delivered by Representative Fish,
5063, 5102, 5103, 5119, 5135, 5190, 5219, 5228, 5238, 5291, at Florida, Orange County, N.Y., on, 5642.
5428, 5482, 5498, 5504, 5517, 5653, 5655.
Ruling of the Chair on a point of order against two amend- SEWERAGE SYSTEMS, authorize the Reconstruction Finance Cor-
ments proposing to grant authority ·for a 5-percent re- poration to make loans in aid of construction of (see bills
duction in appropriations for the Treasury and Post S. 5392; H.R. 13749, 13818, 14660).
Office Departments, 3087, 3144. SEXAUER, FRED H., statement relative to depreciated foreign cur-
SENATE OFFICE BUILDING, message from the President trans- rency and the effect on dom.e stic bq,tter prices, 3969.
mitting estimate of appropriation for maintenance of, SEYMOUR. ALWILDA E., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13922).
5433.
Message from the President transmitting estimate of. appro- SHABEL, JOSEPH, relief (see bill H.R. 13952 •) .
priation for maintenance of the east wing of (S.Doc. 167}, SHAFER, FANNY REUTER, relief (see bill H.R. 14572).
1397. SHAFFER, WILLIAM L., pension (see bill H.R. 14652).
Remarks in House relative to the lowering of the ftag as a
mark of respect to the memory of Calvin Coolidge, 2031. SHALLENBERGER, A. C. (a Representative from Nebraska).
Remarks ln House relative to appropriations for restaurant, Attended, 6.
kitchen, and barber shop in, 3402. Bills and joint resoiutions introduced by
Resolution to authorize sale of unserviceable rugs and car- Bimetallism: to establish a bimetallic system o! currency
pets in (see S.Res. 314). (see bill H.R. 14300), 2064.
SENATE OFFICE BUILDING COMMISSION, Mr. Townsend ap- Federal Water Power Act: to amend, as amended (see bill
pointed, 79. H.R. 14516), 3052.
Kirtley, Margaret Ann: to pension (see bill H.R. 14276),
SENATORIAL :aLoes, remarks in Senate on the subject of, 54, 55. 1907.
SENATORS, amendments and remarks in House relative to the Petitions and papers presented by, from
proposed reduction of salaries of, 3386, 3392. · Citizens and individuals, 2454.
Bill to prohibit the placing of relatives on the Government Remarks by, on
pay roll (see bill H.R. 13768). Balancing the Budget--President's message, 3335.
Bills to reduce the compensation of (see bills H.R. 13769, Bank-deposits guaranty, 5361.
14487, 14740). Farm Loan Act: amendment of, 5180.
Interview with Senator Tydings relative to demands on the Reports made by, from
time of Senators, 2754. Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce:
Letter from the Governor of Pennsyl van1a and a ·memo- Missouri River bridge (H.Rept. 1830), 1395.
randum from Walter J. Kress relative to the election of, Missouri River bridge, Brownville, Nebr. (H.Rept. 1910), 2554.
5426, 5427. Missouri River bridge, CUlbertson, Mont. (H.Rept. 2024),
Ratification by State legislatures of the proposed constitu- 4105.
tional amendment to fix the commencement of the Missouri River bridge, Omaha, Nebr. (H.Rept. 2028), 4105.
terms of: Missouri River bridge, Rulo, Nebr. (H.Rept. 1912). 2554.
Alabama, 35, 88. Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
Arizona, 2449, 2793. SHANGHAI ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD., relief (see bill
California, 2192, 2245. H.R. 12749 •).
Colorado, 3218, 3345.
Connecticut, 3418, 3655. SHANNON, JOSEPH B. (a Representative from Missouri}.
Delaware, 2771, 2793. Attended, 6.
Georgia, 3239, 3341. Appointed teller, 2427.
Idaho, 2794, 2933. Amendments offered by, to
Missouri, 2771, 2794. War. Department appropriation blll-Army supplies, 2424.
Montana, 2237, 2246. Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Nebraska, 2328, 2340. Carlow, John F.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14120), 1436.
Nevada, 3927, 3990. Clark, Levi: to pension (see bill H.R. 14122), 1436.
North Carolina, 1710, 1715. Collins, Charles Arthur: to pension (see bill H.R. 14119).
North Dakota, 1931, 1973. 1436.
Oklahoma, 2328, 2339. · Missouri River: to extend times for commencing and com-
South Dakota, 2726, 2795. pleting construction of bridge across (See bill H.R. 13871),
Texas, 35, 87. 943.
Washington, 2771, 2955. O'Neal, William George: for relief (see bill H.R. 13442), 153.
West Virginia, 146, 157. Warner, Hattie M.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13907}, 944.
Wisconsin, 3135, 3345. Wells, Emma. F.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14121), 1436.
Wyoming, 2246, 2328. Motions and resolutions offered by
Remarks in Senate relative to the recent senatorial election Government competition with private enterprise: authoriz-
in Louisiana, 4993. ing change of date of report of the special commit-
Remarks in House relative to appropriations tor _pay of tee Investigating (see H.Res. 312), 152.
clerks to, 3393. ---relative to expenses of conducting investigation into
Resolution declaring that Thomas D. Schall is entitled to a (see H.Res. 343), 1395.
seat as Senator from Minnesota (see S.Res. 343*). - - - t o extend time for report of special committee in-
Resolution to prepare rules and regulations governing the vestigating (H.Res. 360), 2212.
conduct of election contests (see S.Bes. 367). - - p r i n t additional reports (H.Res. 376) , 3824.
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SHANNON. JOSEPH B.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor ap-
propriation bill-prisons, 2702.
Farm allotment plan, 1690.
Government competition with private enterprise, 2212.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
public buildings, 450.
War Department appropriation bill, 2177, 2178.
---Army supplies, 2424, 2427.
---buildings, 2223.
---laundry facilities at Army posts, 2177, 2178.
---Panama, 2439.
---post exchanges, 2441, 2442.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
SHANNON, THOMAS MICHAEL, relief (see bill S. 5421).
SHANNON COUNTY, S.DAK., provide funds to aid construction of
a consolidated high-school building for white and Indian
children in (see bill S. 2340•).
SHANNON INVESTIGATING COMMITI'EE. See CoMMITTEE ON
INVESTIGATION OF GOVERNMENT COMPETITION WITH PRIVATE
ENTERPRISE {House) .
SHAUGHNESSY, JOHN F., memorial of Legislature of Nevada rec-
ommending the appointment as an Interstate Commerce
Commissioner of, 5435.
SHAW, EDWARD, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13969).
SHAW, JOHN S., relief (see b111 H.R. 1778•).
SHAW, MARGARET J., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14194).
SHEA, BARTHOLOMEW, relief (see bill H.R. 13502).
SHEEHAN, JOANNA A., relief (see bills S. 5657; H.R. 8879*).
SHEEP AND GOAT RAISERS' ASSOCIATION OF TEXAS, resolu-
tions on miscellaneous subjects adopted by, 2728.
SHEETS, AMELIA, increase pension (see b111 S. 5116).
SHELAR, LIZZIE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14528) .
SHELDON, WILLIAM, relief (see bill H.R. 2810•).
SHELEY, ESTELLA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14400) •
SHEPARD, MARY, pension (see bill H.R. 13795).
SHEPHERD, OLIVE J., relief (see bill H.R. 13723).
SHEPPARD, MORRIS (a Senator from Texas).
Attended, 3.
Appointed on funeral committee, 394.
Currency inflation: address of Ellison D. Smith on, 3837.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of-letter from Richard H.
Scott in opposition to, 3739.
Liquor and its cure: address by Dr. George W. Truett on,
4342.
Amendments offered by to
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor ap-
propriation bill (H.R. 14363)-wire tapping, 3745.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bowling, J. H.: for relief (see bill S. 5268), 887.
Code of Laws, United States: to amend (S. 5505), 2411.
Heideman, William H.: for relief (see bill S. 5517), 2460.
Southern Products Co.: for relief (see bill S. 5460), 2071.
Stolterfoht, Robert W.: for relief (see b111 S. 5317), 1162.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Anderson, Daisy-to concur, 5452.
Garrett, Daniel E.: on death of (see S.Res. 304), 394.
Recess: for, 394.
Regular Army retired status--to concur in House amend-
ment (S. 4597), 2135.
Tampico Marine Iron Works: to concur in House amend-
ments, 3832.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3347, 3588, 3738, 3928, 4109, 4868.
Societies and associations, 3588, 3738, 4109.
Remarks by, on
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4008, 4052, 4053, 4055,
4056, 4059, 4060, 4232.
Fisher, A. K.: tribute to, 5002.
Fort D. A. Russell, 1109.
Glass-Steagall banking bill-silver, remonetization of, 2352,
2353, 2354.
League of Nations, 4008, 4059, 4060.
Prohibition, 1835, 1852, 1854.
Prohibition enforcement, 946.
Thirteenth anniversary of eighteenth amendment, 1714.
Vice President: on the birthday of Charles Curtis, the, 2454.
Votes o]. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
SHERIDAN, EVERETT P. AND EXILDA, relief (see bill H.R. 13324).
SHERMAN, WILLIAM M., relief (see bills S. 3334•; H.R. 11532•).
SHILSHOLE BREAKWATER, WASH., report of Secretary of War on
survey of, 36.
SHIPLEY, CARRIE ISABEL, pension (see bill H.R. 13340),
SHIPLEY, IZUMA, pension (see b111 H.R. 13339).
SHIPPING. See AMERICAN MERcHANT MARINE.
SHIPPING Ac:r OF 1916, amend (see bills S. 4491•, 5035•, 5036;
H.R. 14077, 14124).
Remarks in House on bill (S. 4491) to amend, 5160.
181
SHIPPING BOARD, address delivered by T. V. O'Connor on the
subject of, 1148.
Annual report of (H.Doc. 416), 39, 60.
Annual report of money received and not paid into the
general fund of the Treasury, 39.
Bill to abolish (see bill S. 5046).
Letter from the chairman relative to the Seatrain Co. mail
contract no. 56, 2736.
Letter from the Director transmitting reports on imports
and exports of commodities, employment of American
merchant vessels, and ocean-going merchant fleets of
principal maritime nations, 4105.
Memorandum relative to the merchant marine received
from, 3293.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 3021, 3210.
Report of the Bureau of Research relative to ocean-going
merchants fleet of prinicipal maritime nations, 37.
Report of the Bureau of Research relative to American flag
services in foreign and noncontiguous ocean trades, 37.
Report on claims arbitrated or settled by, 39, 49.
Reports of the Bureau of Research on water-borne passen-
ger traffic of the United States, American merchant ves-
sels, and United States water-borne intercoastal traffic,
151.
Statement relative to the sea-service section of, 4111.
SHIPSTEAD, HENRIK (a Senator from Minnesota).
Attended, 3.
Address on the question of cancelation of intergovern-
mental debts by, 1282.
Appointed on funeral committee, 394, 4252.
Currency inflation: speech of Reginald McKenna on subject
of, 4585.
Farmers' Holiday and Farmers' Mortgages: radio address on,
3934.
Amendments offered by, to
Agricultural Department appropriation bill (H.R. 13872)-
to transfer emergency relief funds to Treasury Depart-
ment, 2254.
Glass-Steagall banking bill (S. 4412), 1402.
Grasshopper infestation: investigation of, 1858.
Philippine independence (bill H.R. 7233), 565.
Revenue bill of 1933----copra, coconut oil, etc., 1330.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill (H.R.
13520) -alien seamen, ;3378.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for (S. 5125), 4418.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Agricultural indebtedness: to reduce interest thereon and
create an administration of agricultural loans for relief
of (see bill S. 5562), 2881.
Chippewa Indians of Minnesota: providing for payment of
$25 each to the enrolled (see bill S . 5252), 722.
Colleges, universities, etc.: to authorize loans by Recon-
struction Finance Corporation to (see bill S. 5582), 3352.
Davison, Matilda: to pension (see bill S. 6221), 609.
Fetzer, Mary H.: to increase pension (see bill S. 5132), 233.
Government Printing Office: granting sick leave to em-
ployees of (S. 5493), 2254.
---relating to leave with pay for employees of (see
S.J.Res. 238), 2254.
Granite and Marble: to provide for use in erection of
certain public buildings and memorials (see S.J.Res.
226) 1162.
J
Harris, Henry R.: for relief (see bill S. 5278), 888.
Hospitals: authorizing Reconstruction Finance Corporation
to make loans to certain (see bill S. 5251), 722.
Minnesota State Sanatorium: to provide funds for coopera-
tion with Minnesota State Board of Control in extension
of (see bill S. 5219), 609.
Mud Lake bottom: for relief of certain riparian owners for
losses sustained by them on the drained (see bill S.
5279)' 888.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation to be subject to Bud-
get and Accounting Act of 1921 (S. 5572), 3056.
Revenue Act of 1932: to repeal (see bill S. 5500), 2343.
Rockwell, Mary A.: for relief (see bill S. 5428), 1858.
Rose, Bernard C.: authorizing appointment as second lieu-
tenant, Army Air Corps, of (see bill S. 5220), 609.
World War Veterans' Act: to extend benefits to represen-
tatives of American Red Cross, Young Mens' Christian
Association, Knights of Columbus, Jewish Welfare Board,
Salvation Army, and all kindred American organizations
(see bill S. 5429), 1858.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Farm Board and other organizations: enployees and salaries
of (S.Res. 358), 3932.
Goodwin, Godfrey G.: to appoint committee to attend
funeral of the late Representative (S.Res. 362), 4252.
Recess: to, 4252.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 232, 417, 2643, 3055.
Societies and associations, 232, 417, 2643.
State legislatures, 2247, 2799.
.Remarks by, on
Agricultural indebtedness, 2881, 2883.
Barry, David S., 3279.
Beer bill, 960.
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SHIPSTEAD, HENRIK-Continue4
.Remarks by, on
Currency inflation, 4584.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4231.
Emergency relief funds: to transfer to Treasury Department
of, 2254.
Farm Board and other organizations: employees and salaries
of, 3933, 3997, 3998.
Farm mortgages, 4004.
Foreign debts, 1279, 1281, 1288, 1289, 2468.
Glass-Steagall banking bill, 1416, 2143, 2264, 2377, 2510.
--silver, remonetiZation of, 2368, 2370, 2373, 2374, 2375,
2377.
Interior Department appropriation bill-Bureau of Indian
Affairs, 3616.
Laval-Hoover debt conference, 1294.
Macaroni products, 1181.
Philippine independence, 884, 431, 554, 882.
Radio regulation, 3766.
Remonetization of stl ver, 1188.
Stamp money, 4328.
Treasury-Post omce Departments appropriation bill-alien
seamen, 3378.
---executive economy, 3166.
---Government purchase ·of American goods, 3287.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4398, 4418, 4419,
4420, 4422.
War Department appropriation b~amps at Army posts
for unemployed, 3945.
Wheat situation, 1190.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Printing:
Foreign debt moratorium hearings (H.Con.Res. 40), 366.
Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds:
Granite and marble for public buildings (S.J.Res. 226),
1401.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
SHIP SUBSIDIES. See STEAMSHIP CoMPANIES.
SHIVELY, VIOLA, pension (see bill H.R. 13300).
SHOALWATER INDIAN RESERVATION. See INDIANS.
SHOCH, MARY, pension (see bill H.R. 13597).
SHONERT, WILMENA, pension (see bill H.R. 14397).
SHORT, ROSS, SHAW, & MAYHOOD, relief (see blll S. 212•).
SHORTER WORKDAY. See FivE-DAY WoRK WEEK.
SHORTRIDGE, SAMUEL M. (a Senator from California).
Attended, 3.
Appointed chairman of Committee on Naval A11airs, 156.
Appointed conferee, 5298. · Gordon, Elmo K. (S.Rept. 1033), 1620.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1436.
.. Depression-Its Cause and CUre.'' article by George Joerns
entitled, 2259.
Ex omcio member of the Board of Visitors to the Naval
Academy, 1619.
Excused from service as Chairman of Committee on Privi-
leges and Elections, 156.
Veterans' Claims: newspaper- editorial relating to attitude
of newspapers toward, 3595.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Aircraft carrier: to authorize an increase in the 11mit of
cost of one (see bill S. 5498), 2343.
Bingham, Wilson G.: for relief (see b111 S. 5083, 5489), 93,
2254.
Community Investment Co.• Inc.: for relief (see billS. 5082),
93.
Gladding, McBean & Co.: for relief (see blll S. 5129), 233.
Harding, Edward E.: to pension (see bill S. 5084), 93.
Key West, Fla.: to authorize the exchange of a portion of
the naval station and a portion of the lighthouse reserva-
tion at (see bill S. 5540) , 2644.
May, Erie A.: to pension (see billS. 5385). 1551.
Naval Academy: to confer degree of bachelor of science
upon graduates of (see bill S. 5397), 1623.
Navy ration: to effect needed changes in (S. 5675), 4566.
Obsolete and surplus clothing: authortzing Secretary of
Navy to sell at nominal prices for distribution to the
needy (see S.J .Res. 220) , 676.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.: to authorize the granting of a
perpetual easement on the site of the lighter-than-air
base near Sunnyvale, Calif. (see bill S. 5539), 2644.
Perkins, Constantine N.: to authorize the appointment and
retirement as a lieutenant in the Navy (see bill S. 5490),
2254.
San Diego, Calif.: to authorize an exchange of lands with
the city of (see billS. 6555), 2801).
Schwerdtzeger, Annie Sargent: to pension (see bill S. 5288),
948.
Sullivan, Jeremiah: for rellef (see bill S. 5287), 948.
Tryon. Addie 1., and Lorin H. Tryon: for relief (see bill
s. 5286). 948.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Navy Department appropriation bill--conference report: to
adopt, 5346.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3928.
Societies and associations, 3828.
SHORTRIDGE, SAMUEL M.-Continue4
Remarks by, on ·
Aircraft carrier, 3752.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton--conference
report, 2946, 2948.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4142.
Fingar, Essie, 3673.
First deficiency appropriation bill-tax refunds, 1642.
Foreign debts, 5489.
Fuller, W. P., & Co., 3680.
Lincoln, Abraham, 3922.
Long-staple cotton tariff, 631.
Mortgage foreclosures: postponement of, 5093.
Navy Department appropriation bill, 5096, 5216, 5217, 5218,
5220, 5228.
Navy surplus clothing, 742, 743, 824, 825.
Nominations, 963.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co., 3751.
Panama Canal Zone, 3756.
Philippine independence, 375, 376, 380, 381, 382, 383, 429,
431, 446, 546, 547, 550, 551, 552, 558, 612, 618, 620,
1835, 1859, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1863.
---veto message, 1785.
Richardson, Jack C., 8672.
San Diego, Calif.: exchange of lands with United States,
3752.
Second deficiency bill, 5464.
Stoddert, Benjamin: first Secretary of the United States
Navy, 5499. -
Tryon, Addie I. and Lorin H., 3684.
War Department appropriation bill, 3855.
---camps at Army posts for unemployed, 3840, 3842.
Washington, George: tribute to, 4647.
Watkins, Wayne Bert., 3678.
.Reports made by, from
Committee on Appropriations:
Navy Department appropriation bill (S.Rept. 1307), 4962.
Committee of conference:
Navy Department appropriation bill (H.R. 14724, H.Rept.
2190) • 5346.
Committee on Finance:
Revenue stamps (S.Rept. 1267), 4652.
Committee on Naval Affairs:
Aberdeen, Wash.: to make available U.S.S. Newport for
(S.Rept. 1097), 2071.
Aircraft carrier (S.Rept. 1131), 2957.
Coal: sale to needy of surplus (S.Rept. 1244), 4300.
Espy, Douglas B. (S.Rept. 1035). 1551.
Fingar, Essie (S.Rept. 1040). 1551.
Hobson, Richmond Pearson (S.Rept. 1041), 1551.
Kent, Sidney Joseph (S.Rept. 1042), 1551.
Kline, Arnold R. (S.Rept. 1037), 1551.
Linebarger, Henry Dixon (S.Rept. 1074), 2029.
Long, Timothy J. (S.Rept. 1070), 2029.
McArn, Ruth (S.Rept. 1194), 3744.
McBride, Betty (S.Rept. 1032) , 1551.
Maupin, Felix (S.Rept. 1192), 3744.
Naval Academy: degree of bachelor of science (S.Rept.
1072). 2029.
Naval and Marine Corps Reserve (S.Rept. 1174). 3664.
Naval ordnance plant, South Charleston, W.Va. (S.Rept.
1031). 1551.
Naval radio station, Savannah, Ga. (S.Rept. 1036), 1551.
Navy ration: changes in (S.Rept. 1292), 4874.
O'Neil, John (S.Rept. 1172), 3664.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. (S.Rept. 1129), 2957.
Parker, Olen H. (S.Rept. 1173), 3664.
Richardson, Jack C. (S.Rept. 1034), 1551.
San Diego, Calif.: exchange of lands with United States
(S.Rept. 1130), 2957.
Schwartz, David (S.Rept. 1193), 3744.
Silver service trom the gunboat Marietta (S.Rept. 1039),
1551.
Silver service from the .U.S.S. Paducah (S.Rept. 1038), 1551.
Tallmadge, Howard Emmett (S.Rept. 1073) , 2029.
Watkins, Wayne Bert (S.Rept. 1071), 2029.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
SHORT SELLING, remar-ks in Senate and newspaper articles relat-
ing to, 5212.
Resolution to continue the investigation of short selling
on stock exchanges (see S.Res. 371) .
SHO'IT, HUGH IKE (a .Representative from West Virginia).
Attended, 6.
Bills ana joint resolutions introduced by
Glasscock, Hunter B.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13767), 607.
Jimmerfield, Tom B.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13443), 153.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
SHOUSE, JOUETT, excerpts from an address on prohibition repeal
delivered by, 2198.
SHREVE, MILTON W. (a .Representative from Pennsylvania).
Attended, 6.
Appointed conferee, 4624.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Damon, Margaret: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13518).
285.
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SHREVE, MILTON W.-Continued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Dempsey, Honora E.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13257), 45.
Kaster, Susan E.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13258),
45.
Kelley, Lena B.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13444),
153
Martin, Leon M.: to correct military record (see bill H.R.
13842)' 817.
Norton, Nancy D.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14072),
1355.
Smith, Edward F.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13259), 45.
- - - t o pension (see bill H.R. 13841), 817.
Spence, Anna E.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13260), 45.
Struchen, Hattie: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13261),
45.
Sutter, John A.: for relief of heirs (see bill H.R. 14793), 5415.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 985, 1549, 2066, 2642, 4298.
Societies and associations, 154, 1259, 2066, 2556, 2642.
Remarks by, on
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priations bill-Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce, 2614.
---prohibition enforcement, 2683, 2692.
Order of business, 2518.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
SHUEY, THEODORE F. (chief reporter of the Senate), tributes in
Senate to, 3142.
SIBERIA, table showing number of prisoners of war repatriated
from, 4016.
SIENKHEIL, WILLIAM A., pension (see bill H.R. 13276).
SILK INDUSTRY, amendment and remarks in House relative to
the proposed adjustment charge on the first domestic
processing of silk, 1666.
Letter from Joseph Berli.nger relative to conditions existing
in, 4787.
SILL, CLARA, pension (see bill H.R. 14213).
SILVER, address delivered by Senator Pittman at the annual con-
vention of the American Mining Congress on the subject
of commodity prices and silver prices, 479.
Address over the radio delivered by Sen·ator Wheeler relative
to the · remonetization of, 4966.
Address delivered by Representative-elect White, of Idaho,
relative to the remonetization of, 5547.
Article by G. Bowie Chipman on the subject of the re-
monetization of, 1170.
Article by G. Bowie Chipman entitled "Roman Financial
History Cited in 'Case' for Silver", 2462.
Article by Willard DeLue relative to the fall in the price of,
2385.
Article entitled " Horne Radios United States Plea for Use of
Silver", 2802.
Bills for coinage of (see bills H.R. 14299, 14300, 14374).
Bills to establish an auxiliary monetary reserve of (see bills
H.R. 14645, 14784).
Bill to authorize the payment in silver of the principal or
interest of the indebtedness to the United States on the
part of Great Britain (see bill S. 5636).
Bills authorizing the purchase of (see bills S. 5444; H.R.
14281, 14486, 14756*).
Bills to J7Urchase silver bullion and issue silver certificates
(see bills S. 5342; H.R. 13931).
Bills to authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to accept
silver bullion and to issue silver certificates (see bills H.R.
14729, 14756).
Editorial appearing in the Portland Sun on the effect of the
depreciation of, 2355, 2497.
Letter from W. J. Dwyer to the editor of the Philadelphia
Record entitled "Silver As Money", 1268.
Letter from J. c. Lewis, president Iowa State Federation of
Labor, favoring bill (S. 2487) for remonetization of, 5436.
Letter from Charles S. Thomas to the President elect on the
silver question, 334.
Memorial of Legislature of Idaho favoring the purchase of
silver bullion and the issuance of silver certificates, 3346.
Memorial of Legislature of Indiana relative to the remoneti-
zation of, 4900.
Memorial of Legislature of Nebraska urging legislation to
provide for the free coinage of, 2067.
Memorial of Legislature of South Carolina relative to the
remonetization of, 1931.
Remarks in Senate relative to the proposed payment in sli-
ver of the June 15, 1933, installment of interest due the
United States from Great Britain, 3953.
Remarks in House relative to the coinage of, 4071, 4079.
Remarks in House relative to the proposed purchase of,
5164. . .
Resolution adopted by the Toledo (Ohio) Central Labor
Union favoring the bill (S. 2487) for the remonetization
of, 4584.
Statement by Senator Pittman before the Committee on
Coinage, Weights, and Measures of the House of Repre-
sentatives on the subject of, 3259.
Telegram from A. B. Bolender and others favoring remoneti-
zation of, 2456.
183
STI...VERBOW (MONT.) TRADES AND LABOR COUNCIL, resolu-
tion relative to the bill (S. 2487) to provide for a bimetal-
lic system of currency, 5191.
SILVER CERTIFICATES, authorizing issuance of (see bills S.
5444; H.R. 14281, 14304, 14486, 14645, 14729, 14756*, 14784).
Remarks in House relative to the proposed issuance of, 5164.
SILVERMAN, JACOB S., relief (see bill H.R. 14018).
SIMES, BENNIE, relief (see b111 H.R. 14348).
SIMMONS, E. H. H., article entitled "A Protective Institution and
Its Origin" written by, 5074.
SIMMONS, FRANK J., relief of heirs of (see bill H.R. 5151*).
SIMMONS, GLADYCE W., relief (see S.Res. 372*).
SIMMONS, ROBERT G. (a Representative from Nebraska).
Attended, 6.
Appointed conferee, 3801, 5529.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1435.
Amendments offered by, to
Legislative appropriation bill-salary reduction, 3406.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
McCandless, A.ffi.e W.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14316), 2065.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill-meat inspection, 1041.
---permanent appropriations, 1042.
District of Columbia appropriation bill, 4187, 4188.
---bridges, 4263.
---conference report, 5616, 5617.
---highway department, 4259.
---public schools, 4430.
- - - street improvements, 4261.
- - - t a x rates, 4187, 4188.
---welfare and relief, 4441, 4443.
Emergency .officers' retirement, 3409, 3411.
Federal building, Maxwell, Nebr., 3555.
Interest rates--Federal home-loan banks, 1001.
Irrigation projects: water users on, 5152, 5159.
Legislative appropriation bill-salary reductions, 3406.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
SIMON, PETE ERNEST, relief (see bill H.R. 13807).
SIMPSON, ADA, pension (see bill H.R. 13142).
SIMPSON, JOHN A. (president National Farmers Union), address
over the radio on farm relief delivered bj, 1109.
Address on farm problems delivered by, 2733.
Address over the radio entitled "Unveiling of a Canvas on
the Wall" delivered by, 4963.
SIMPSON, LEWIS G., pension (see billS. 5178).
SIMPSON, RACHEL, pension (see bill H.R. 13243).
SIMS, OTIS L., relief (see bill S. 5123).
SIMS, WILLIAM S. (rear admiral, United States Navy), remarks
in House relative to the pay of, 2055.
SINCLAIR, JAMES H. (a Representative from North Dakota).
Attended, 6.
Appointed conferee, 5560.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Civil Service: to amend act relative to salary rates of certain
positions under (see bill H.R. 14410), 2555. .
Flaxseed: to increase tariff duties on (H.R. 14703), 4453.
Hon'3st money system: to establish an (see bill H.R. 14061),
1355.
Missouri River.: to extend times for -commencing and com-
pleting construction of bridge across (see bill H.R. 13535),
298.
Seed and feed loans: to extend time of payment by farmers
of certain (see bill H.R. 13023), 41.
Tolnberg, Marie: for relief (see bill H.R. 13262), 45.
· Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians, North Dakota:
referring to Court of Claims the claims of (H.R. 14742),
4641.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 49, 3140.
State legislatures, 4958.
Remarkls by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill-dry-land farming, 1062.
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 35.
O'Shea, Jerry, 3 733.
Votes of. See YEA"·AND-NAY VOTES.
SINKING FUND, reduce appropriations made-to (see H.J.Res. 499).
SINKS, MARY BYRKETI', relief (see bills S. 5208*; H.R. 14347*).
Report of the Comptroller General of the United States on
claim of, 39, 60.
SIOUX FALLS, S.DAK., relief of Sioux Valley Hospital, Sioux Falls
Clinic, and the McKenna ·Hospital at (see bill S. 5307).
SIOUX INDIANS. See INDIANS.
SffiOVICH, WILLIAM I. (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 6.
Appointed teller, 850.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Civil Service retirement: to amend acts as amended provid-
ing for (see bill H.R. 13875), 943.
Indians in Alaska: to investigate problems with respect to
(H.J,Res. 601, 602), 4210. ·
Textiles: to provide protection for (H.R. 14727), 4554.
184 INDEX
SmOVICH, WILLIAM. I.-Continued
Motions and resolutions offered by • SMITH, EARL, relief (see bill H.R. 14198). .
Deposits made by States: to declare sense of Congress that
· member banks of Federal Reserve System shall not fur-
nish special protection for (see H.Con.Res. 43), 607.
Bemarks by, on
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2908.
Beer bill, 782, 847.
Furlough system, 116.
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang Von: acceptance of bust of, 5581.
Joint committee on veterans' benefits, 5544.
Methods of ratifying constitutional amendments, 128.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-ocean
mail, 464, 465.
--salary cuts, 512.
Unemployment relief, 136.
War-debt question, 120, 121.
Beports made by, from
Committee on Patents:
Textiles and other designs (H.Rept. 2086), 4641.
Committee on the Civil Service:
Salaries of certain Civil Service positions (H.Rept. 2096),
4865.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
SISTERS OF ST. BAISL, relief (see bUl H.R. 2217*).
SISTERSVILLE OHIO RIVER BRIDGE CO., allow them to bridge
the Ohio River (see bill H.R. 14430).
SIX COMPANIES, INC., . v. A. J. STINSON, OF NEVADA, STATE
MINE INSPECTOR, letter from the Attorney General of
the United States relative to the case of, 4872.
SIX-HOUR DAY. See INDUSTRIES OF THE UNITED STATES.
SIXTH WORLD'S POULTRY CONGRESS, authorizing and request-
ing the President to extend an invitation to foreign gov-
ernments to be represented by delegates at (see S.J.Res.
233; H.J.Res. 557).
SIZES OF STORES OF RETAIL CHAINS, report of the Federal
Trade Commission on (SDoc. 156), 819.
SKINNER, LILLIAN T., pension (see bUl H.R. 13884).
SKINNER, SALLIE H., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14530).
SLAVIN, HARRY, pension (see bill H.R. 13733).
SLINEY, ALBERT LAWRENCE, relief (see bill S. 2583*).
SLOCUM, ANNE B., relief (see bill S. 3191*).
SLUSHER, KATHERINE, pension (see bill H.R. 14675).
SLY, MARY C., increase pension (see bill H.~. 13242).
SMELLOW, MORRIS, transfer to the Supply Corps of the Navy
(see bills S. 4381*; H.R. 8180 •).
SMITH, ADDISON T. (a Representative from Idaho).
Attended, 6.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1435.
Amendments offered by, to
Interior Department appropriation bill-Fort Hall irrigation
project, 642, 643.
8ills and joint resolutions introduced by
Assessment work on mining claims: providing for suspen-
sion of annual (see bill H.R. 13377), 152.
Bryant, Charles E.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14195), 1617.
Bulfinch, Paul: for relief (see bill H.R. 13948), 1056.
Cordon, 0. S.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13946), 1056.
Fort Hall Indian irrigation project, Idaho (H.R. 14563),
3343.
George, Billy: to pension (see bill H.R. 13949), 1056.
Minidoka irrigation project: authorizing certain contractual
changes relating to payment of certain construction costs
of (see bUl H.R. 14224), 1779.
Noble, Arvada: for relief (see bill H.R. 13951), 1056.
Perkins, D. A.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13947), 1056.
Rayl, Robert: for relief (see bill H.R. 13950), 1056.
Self-liquidating projects: to extend provisions of section 201
of the Emergency Relief and Construction Act of 1932 to
certain (see bill H.R. 14180), 1616.
Statuary Hall: authorizing removal of certain statues from
(see H.J.Res. 507), 476.
Taylor, Ella: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14196), 1617.
Water users on irrigation projects: for temporary relief
of certain (see bill H.R. 13854), 869.
Petitions and pape~·s presented by, from
Citizens and -tndividuals, 155, 1356, 1780.
State legislatures, 2194.
Bemarks by, on
General Land Office transfer, 1033, 1034, 1037, 1052.
Interior Department appropriation bill: Education Bureau
publications, 931.
--Indian irrigation projects, 603, 604, 642, 643.
---reclamation,· 656, 658, 661.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Public Lands:
Grazing and r ange development in Idaho (H.Rept. 1840),
1546.
Inclusion of lands in national forests, Idaho (H.Rept. 1992),
3735.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
SMITH, ALFRED E., editorial on the subject of technocracy writ-
ten by, 2992.
Supplemental report on rail survey submitted by, 4121.
SMITH, BELLE, pension (see blll H.R. 14452).
SMITH, EDWARD F., relief (see bill H.R. 13259).
Blll to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13841).
SMITH, EDWIN C., relief (see bill H.R. 3840*).
SMITH, ELIZABETH R., increase penson (see bill ~.R. 13777) •
SMITH, ELLISON D. (a Senator from South Carolina).
Attended, 3.
Appointed conferee, 1336, 2135, 3776, 3934.
Cotton farmers: newspaper editorial on relief of, 3746.
Cotton prices: newspaper editorial relative to Smith plan
for control of, 4000.
Credentials presented, 819. .
Currency intlation: address on subject o!, 3837.
Amendments offered by, to
Cotton: purchase and sale of (S. 5122), 3490.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Cotton: to provide for purchase and sale under supervision
of the Secretary of Agriculture of (see bill S. 5122), 161.
Crop production and harvesting loans: to provide for (S.Con.
Res. 41, S. 5160), 304, 2507.
Loans to farmers: to provide !or crop production and har-
vesting during year 1933 for (see bill S. 5026), 63.
Sims, Otis L.: extending time for consideratibn of retirement
application of (see bill S. 5123), 161.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Crop production and harvesting loans: to disagree to House
amendment and appoint conferees (S. 5160), 2135.
- - - t o agree to conference report, 2378.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
State legislatures, 3994.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill-agricultural credit agencies,
3702.
--canned goods, 3689, 3690, 3691.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 5133.
Clearing-house certificates: whether subject to tax, 5433.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 3702.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 4383, 4384, 4385,
4386, 4391, 4392, 4393, 5308, 5312, 5313.
Cot ton classification, 5509.
Crop-production an d h arvesting loans, 840, 907, 908, 956.
---conference report, 2378, 2507, 2604.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill, 4233.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 952, 2136.
---conference report, 2945, 2948, 2949, 2950, 3846.
District of Columbia appropriation bill-taxicabs, 5345.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4178.
Five-day week, 4312.
Glass-Steagall banking bill, 1450.
Government economy, 2578, 2580, 2603.
Mortgage foreclo.sures: postponement of, 5098.
Order of business, 4334.
Philippine independence, 268, 539.
Railroads: loans to, 2661.
Tariff, 3255, 3256.
Trail smelter fumes, 838.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-ex-
portable crop surplus, 3284.
---ocean mail service, 3359, 3360.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4335,. 4337.
War Department appropriation bill--camps at Army posts
for unemployed, 3852, 3853, 3855, 3856.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Agriculture and Forestry:
Cotton: supervised purchase and sale n1' fS.Rept. 1208), 3829.
Cotton classification (H.J.Foes. 434), 5296. •
Crop production and harvesting loans (S.Rept. 1010), 907.
Committee of conference:
Distribution of Government-owned cotton (H.R. 13607,
H.Repts. 1873, 1959), 1934, 3266.
Committee on Naval Affairs:
Carglli, George Brackett (S.Rept. 1187), 3744.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
SMITH, ESTHER J., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14760).
SMITH, FELIX M., relief (see bill H.R. 3840*).
SMITH, H. N., relief (see bill S. 458*).
SMITH, HARRIETT, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13472).
SMITH, HOWARD W. (a Representative from Virginia).
Attended, 6.
Amendments offered by, to
District of Columbia appropriation bill (H.R. 14643), 4256.
---public schools, 4276.
---refuse removal, 4269.
---welfare and relief, 4198, 4433.
Bills and joint resoluti ons introdUced by
Arlington Memorial Bridge: authorizing Secretary of War
to deed certain properties to State of Virginia in order
to connect Lee Boulevard with (see bill H.R. 14078), 1396.
Chappawamsic Island, Va.: to provide for acquisition of
(see bill H.R. 13314), 76.
Mount Vernon, Alexandria & Washington Railway Co.: to
confer jurisdiction on Court of Claims to hear and deter-
mine claim of (see bill H.R. 13349), 76. ·
Rhine, George W.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14238), 1779.
 INDEX
SMITH, HOWARD W.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Central Romana, Inc., 3713.
District of Columbia appropriation bll1, 4100, 4183, 4256.
---public schools, 4272, 4276.
---prisons, 4434, 4435.
---refuse removal, 4269.
- - t a x rates, 4185, 4190, 4191, 4192.
---welfare and relief, 4198, 4433, 4442.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Griffith, Henry Harrison (HRept. 1824), 1395.
Holmes, William H. (H.Rept. 1932}, 2723.
Newport Contracting & Engineering Co. (HRept. 1828),
1395.
Noank Shipyard, Inc. (H.Rept. 1823), 1395.
Summers, John L. (HRept. 2160), 5188.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
SMITH, JANE B. AND DORA D., relief (see bill H.R. 14692).
SMITH, JOE L. (a Representative from West Virginia).
Attended, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Assessment work on mining claims: providing for suspen-
sion of annual (see H.JRes. 533), 1055.
Dillon, Samuel W.: for relief (see bill HR. 13787), 666.
Hubbard, William G., 2d (alias Andrew Palmer): for relief
(see bill HR. 13445), 153.
Judicial Code: to amend as amended (see bill H.R. 14499),
2943.
Sprouse, Nettie: for relief (see bill H.R. 14218), 1712.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Mining claims: suspension of annual assessment work on-
to disagree to Senate amendments and ask for conference,
5287.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 5290.
Societies and associations, 478, 1987, 4454, 4642, 5290. _
Remarks by, on
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 13.
Mining claims: suspension of annual assessment work on,
5186.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Mines and Mining:
Mining laws applicable to Prescott municipal watershed
(H.Rept. 1805). a16.
Votes oj. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
SMITH, JULIA E., relief (see bills S. 5606; HR. 10900*).
SMITH, KATE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14475).
SMITH, LLOYD HILTON, letter commenting on conditions in
Congress written by, 2160.
SMITH, LOTTIE, pension (see bill H.R. 14473).
SMITH, MARY A., increase pension (see bill HR. 13513).
SMITH, MARY E., pension (see bill HR. 14792).
SMITH, MELISSA D., increase pension (see bill HR. 13188).
SMITH, MILTON, relief (see bill H.R. 13673).
SMITH, MINERVA, increase pension (see b1ll H.R. 13677).
SMITH, OWEN EWART, relief (see bill HR. 14016).
SMITH, ROBERT J., amend and correct the military record of (see
bill s. 1730*).
SMITH, ROY, pension (see bill S. 5250).
SMITH, SAMUEL, pension (see bill HR. 14312).
SMITH, SUSIE THRASHER, pension (see bill HR. 14305).
SMITH, THERESE, pension (see bill HR. 13779).
SMITH, WALTER B., relief (see bill HR. 13449).
SMOOT, REED (a Senator from Utah).
Attended, 3.
Appointed conferee, 1646, 3770, 3776, 4901, 5012, 5242, 5466.
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, }358.
Appointed on Joint Select Committee on the Disposition of
Useless Papers in the Executive Departments, 59, 481.
Industry, recent developments in American: address of
David Sarnoff on, 3352.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Associations for barter of goods and services: authorizing
Reconstruction Finance Corporation to make loans to (see
bill s. 5412). 1781.
Beagley, Eliza: to pension (see bill S. 5256), 820.
Blind: to amend section 1 of act of March 3, 1931, to pro-
vide books for the adult (see bill S. 5189), 482.
Cedar City, Utah: to provide for the purchase of a certain
lot of land in (see bill S. 5364), 1439.
Davis, Harriet M.: to pension (see bill S. 5416), 1857.
Disability benefits: relating to the payment of benefits
under World War Veterans' Act, 1924, as amended, for
disabilities not incurred in line of duty (see bill S. 5624),
3831.
Gardner, Mary R.: to pension (see b111 S. 5472), 2131.
Irrigation companies and drainage districts: authorizing
Reconstruction Finance Corporation to make loans to atd
in refunding or refinancing certain obligations of (see
bill s. 5086). 161.
Lambert, Grace Pring: for relief (see bill S. 5285), 948.
185
SMOOT, REED-Continued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Reclamation fund: to authorize Reconstruction Finance
Corporation to make advances to (see bill S. 5607), 3664.
Standifird, Fannie: to pension (see bill S. 5476), 2198.
Turner, Susan; to pension (see bill S. 5621), 3745.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Hendrickson, W. H.: to concur, 5451.
Interior Department appropriation bill-to agree to con-
ference, 3776.
Public Building Commission: to print report of (S.Doc.
210). 5296.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
State legislatures, 2798, 5294.
Remarks by, on
Accounting and auditing systems, 3595.
Agricultural entry of mineral lands, 5513.
Blind: books for adult, 4804, 4985, 5487, 5514, 6517, 5521.
Bonding regulation in District, 172.
Claims for refunds of taxes: letter of Henry Herrick Bond
on, 24M.
Cloture, 2079.
Cut flowers: importation of, 4790.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill-prisons, 4246, 4247. ·
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 954, 955; 2136,
3846.
Edgerly, George W., 3685.
Farm Loan Act: amendment of, 4977.
First deficiency appropriation bill-tax refunds, 1553, 1556,
1559, 1640, 1642.
Five Civilized Tribes in Oklahoma, 1449.
Foreign debts, 2137.
Georgia Bicentennial Commission, 3592.
Glass-Steagall banking bill, 2079, 2202, 2404.
Government economy, 2584, 2602.
Inaugural ceremonies: public protection during, 3592.
Independent offices appropriation bill, 4252, 4505, 4583, 4791.
---Alaska Railroad, 3624.
---conference report, 5229, 5230, 5231, 5239, 5240, 5241,
5242.
---Federal Trade Commission, 4709.
---Interstate Commerce Commission, 4791, 4795, 4797.
Interior Department appropriation bill, 3584, 3598, 3622,
3626.
---Alaska Railroad, 3624.
---attorneys not under Civil Service, 3626.
---Board of Indian Commissioners, 3629.
---conference report, 3999.
---forestry work, 3632.
---Indian courts, 3626.
---Indian schools, 3622.
---irrigation projects on Indian reservations, 3630, 3631.
---sanatoriums, 3624.
---transfer of appropriations, 3624.
International Mercantile Marine Co. mail contract, 5235,
5236.
Labor conditions on Mississippi project, 306.
Lincoln, Abraham, 3921, 3922.
Macaroni products, 1181.
McDonald, George W., 3757.
Mail transportation by motor vehicle, 3668.
Mining claims: suspension of annual assessment work on,
3670.
Order of business, 5507.
Philippine independence, 181, 182, 183, 254, 391, 392, 539,
884, 885.
Printing matter in Record, 3444, 4777.
Repeal of eighteenth amendment, 2211.
Segar, Elsie, 3684.
Sugar Refining Corporation v. United States, 170.
Tariff and foreign currency depreciation, 2978, 3251.
Tariff bargaining, 2754.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 2646,
2755, 3063, 3370, 3379.
---Bureau of Customs, 3370, 3371.
---Bureau of Efiiciency, 3453, 3455, 3456.
---Bureau of Internal Revenue, 3372.
--executive economy, 3078, 3147, 3148, 3497.
---mail subsidies, 2809, 3365.
---Seatrain Co. mail contract, 2672, 2739.
---tax refunds, 3377.
Ultramarine blue: production costs of, 5242.
Useless papers, 366.
Veterans' benefits, 3060.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Appropriations:
Independent offices appropriation bill (S.Rept. 1201), 3829.
Interior Department appropriation bill (S.Rept. 1109), 2460.
Committee of conference:
Independent offices appropriation bill (H.R. 14458; S.Doc.
190)' 5069, 5450.
Interior Department appropriation bill (HR. 13710; H.Rept.
2133)' 3998.
Committee on Finance:
Economic problems of United States (S.Res. 315), 2253.
Gasoline tax (S.Rept. 1156), 3424.
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SMOOT, R~ontlnued
Reports made by, from
Committee on Finance: , Medicinal liquor: prescribing of, 4948.
Mixed Claims Commission (S.Rept. 1306), 4962.
Nonintoxicating liquor: taxation of (S.Rept. 1127), 2801.
Joint Select Committee on the Disposition of Useless Papers
in the Executive Departments:
Veterans' Administration papers, 1401.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
SNAKE RIVER, provide for the establishment of rates on (see bill
H.R. 13488).
SNELL, BERTRAND H. (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 6.
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1354.
Appointed on committee on inaugural arrangements, 206.
Appointed on committee to wait on the President, 6.
Tribute to the Speaker on his election as Vice President of
the United States, 3639.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced. by
Barney, Ruth Irene: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13266), 45.
Morrell, Ellen: to increase pension (see blll H.R. 13265), 45.
Plattsburgh Barracks M111ta.ry Reservation, N.Y.: to sell part
of land comprising (see blll H.R. 14678), 4106.
Riderick, Clementine N.: to pension (see blll H.R. 14768) ,
4865.
Smith, Jane B. and Dora D.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14692),
4210.
Sutton, Sarah E.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14355), 2193.
Taylor, Elizabeth: for relief (see bill H.R. 13263), 45.
Tredo, Mary: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13264), 45.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Coolidge, Calvin: on death of (see H.Res. 341), 1354.
Committees: relative to certain membership on (see H.Res.
309), 75.
Speaker of the House: resolution of thanks to the (H.Res.
408), 5665.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 478, 536, 608, 4768.
Remarks by, on
Adjournment over, 920.
Agricultural appropriation blll, 1046, 1047, 1048.
---conference report, 5140, 5141, 5142.
--dry-land farming, 1062, 1064.
---permanent appropriations, 1042.
Announcement of caucus, 2518.
Bachmann, Carl G.: tribute to, 5664.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 5349.
Barto, Mary Bivans, 1481.
Beer b1ll, 746, 747.
Clerical services in enrolling room, 4425.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2103, 2104, 2108, 3796,
3798. • War Department appropriation bill, 2316.
Correction of the Journal, 986.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 4811, 5247, 5248,
5251, 5252, 5254, 5266.
Crop-production loan, 1886, 1889, 2419.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill--conference report, 5030.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 1832, 3090, 3306,
3307, 3864, 3865.
District of Columbia appropriation bill, 3734, 3865, 4430,
5529.
Douglas, Lewis W.: tribute to, 5551.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 7, 8, 13, 4508.
Emergency farm legislation, 1868.
Farm-allotment plan, 1296, 1338, 1339, 1348, 1533, 1534, 1586,
1587, 1604, 1679, 1680.
Federal Reserve system: improvement of fac111ties of, 2894.
First deficiency appropriation bill, 1296, 1298, 1299, 1868,
1950.
---Disarmament Conference, 1302.
--Immigration Service, 1296, 1297, ~298, 1312, 1313, 1314.
---tax refunds, 1962, 2677.
- - - veto message: opinion of Attorney General on, 2451.
Five Civilized Tribes in Oklahoma--conference report, 2328,
2418.
Garner, John N.: tribute to, 5665.
Georgia Bicentennial Commission, 3971, 3972.
Gormley Co., P. F.--conference report, 5604.
Government competition with private enterprise, 1481, 2212.
Grazing fees in national forests, 2237.
House Rules and Manual: printing of, 4624.
Inaugural ceremonies: public protection during, 3545.
Inaugural ceremonies: committee on-to grant permits to
members of, 2607.
Inauguration tickets--exemption from admissions tax, 2031.
Independent omces appropriation blll--clvil Service Com-
mission, 3133, 3134.
--Shipping Board, 3210.
Interest rates, 1296.
Interior Department appropriation bill, 527, 941.
---Boulder Dam, 925.
---conference report, 4182.
---Indian a1fa.irs, 927.
Irrigation projects: water users on, 5142, 5143, 5144.
Louderback, Harold, 4913.
SNELL, BERTRAND H.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Michener, Earl C.: tribute to, 5664.
Mining of coal, phosphate, oil, etc.--conference report, 3385,
3386.
Navy Department appropriation bill, 4714.
Navy surplus clothing, 922, 923.
Order of business, 36, 150, 229, 273, 532, 527, 745, 920, 921,
1021, 1144, 1394, 1481, 1803, 2705, 3546, 3562, 3576, 3638,
3801, 3973, 4277, 4507, 4529, 4640, 4811, 4845, 494.9, 5021,
5160, 5595.
Park system, California, 5389, 5392.
Permanent appropriations, 645, 646.
Permission to address House, 5247.
Philippine independence, 1021, 1080, 1082, 1084, 1086, 1087.
- - - veto message, 1761.
Post-office garage, Boston, Mass., 3553.
Public-utility corporations: investigation of certain, 4640.
Purnell, Fred S.: tribute to, 5664.
Question of constitutional privilege, 1965, 5028.
Question of personal privilege, 2295.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans, 1011, 1116, 1361,
1362, 2606.
Roanoke Colony Commission, 448.
Sales tax, 1021.
Second deficiency b1ll---conference report, 5602.
Street-railway merger, 1325.
TarUis and foreign currency depreciation, 1819, 3871, 3872,
3874, 3876, 3877.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 3726.
---conference report, 4505, 4590, 4595, 4597, 5371.
---salary cuts, 511, 512, 513, 522.
Vacating proceedings in Journal, 983, 984.
Veterans' legislation report, 941.
War Department appropriation bill, 1803, 2175, 2315.
--Army supplies, 2175, 2176, 2177, 3215.
---citizens' military training camps, 2321.
---conference report, 5530.
---Corps of Engineers: pay of officers, 2214.
---horses, 2301.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
SNOW, DONALD F. (a Representative from Maine).
Attended, 6.
Amendments offered by, to
Farm allotment bill (H.R. 13991): jute, 1679.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1259.
Societies and associations, 1549, 2244.
State legislatures, 4211.
Remarks by, on
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5258.
Farm allotment plan, 1342, 1378, 1379, 1493, 1679, 1680.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
SNOW, KATE E., increase pension (see bill S. 5024).
SNYDER, BERNARD CYRUS, relief (see bills H.R. 13690, 14163).
SNYDER, DAVID W., pension (see bill H.R. 13145).
SNYDER, MARTHA, pension (see bill H.R. 13467).
SNYDER, MARY C., increa.ae pension (see b1ll H.R. 13569).
SNYDER, RALPH, telegram relative to appropriations for voca-
tional education, 3465.
SODERBERG, H. A., relief (see bill H.R. 5900 • ) .
SODIUM, amend act to promote the mining of (see bill S. 4509*).
SOIL FERTILITY, remarks in House relative to appropriations
for investigations with respect to, 1121.
SOLDIERS' BONUS. See ADJUSTED COMPENSATION CERTIFICATES;
Ex-SERVICE MEN.
SOLDIERS' HOMES, remarks in Senate relative to alleged extrava-
gances at, 1161.
SOLICITOR GENERAL, memorandum on the bankruptcy blli (H.R.
14359) prepared by, 2771.
SOMERS, ANDREW L. (G Representative from New York).
Attended, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Cavanagh, Francis T., to correct naval record (see blll H.R.
14294), 1986.
Silver: to authorize acceptance by Treasury of silver bullion
and issuance therefor of silver certificates (H.R. 14729,
14756), 4554, 4767.
Remarks by, on
Economic problem, 137.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Coinage, Weights, and Measures:
Silver: purchase of silver and Issuance of silver certificates
(H.Rept. 2186}, 5414.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
SONNENBERG, EDWARD N., relief (see blll H.R. 13756).
SORENSEN, C. M. A., AND HOLGAR E., relief of the estates of
(see bill H.R. 114.9 5*).
SORRELLS, c. v., decision of the Supreme Court of the United
States in the prohibition prosecution case of, 2694.
Opinion of the Supreme Court at the United States in the
case o!, 4235.
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SOUTH, NANCY, increase pension (see bnl H.R. 14522).
SOUTHARD, FRANCES, relief (see bill H.R. 7038 •) .
SOUTH CAROLINA, memorial of legislature relative to the remon-
etization of silver, 1931.
Memorial of legislature urging ratification of the seaway
treaty, 2195.
Memorial of legislature urging legislation to authorize the
Reconstruction Finance Corporation to make loans to
States, 3658.
Memorial of legislature favoring the issuance of a special
series of postage stamps in honor of Thaddeus Kosciusko,
3928.
Memorial of legislature favoring the bill to curtail the pro-
duction of cotton for the year 1933, 3994.
SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.VA., authorize the disposition of the
naval ordnance plant at (see bills S. 317It; H.R. 4657*).
SOUTH DAKOTA, authorize an appropriation for the purchase of
camp sites or rifle ranges for the National Guard of (see
bill s. 1752.) .
Memorial of legislature urging enactment of bill (S. 1197)
to liquidate and refinance agricultural indebtedness, 5293..
Ratification by the legislature of the proposed amendment
to the Constitution of the United States relative to the
terms of the President, Vice President, Senators, and
Representatives, 2726, 2795.
Remarks in House on bill (S. 1752) to authorize an appro-
priation for the purchase of camp sites or rifle ranges for
the National Guard of, 5175.
SOUTHERN AGRICULTURE, letter from Charles W. Clark relative
to the failure of, 1122.
SOUTHERN PRODUCTS CO., relief (see bill S. 5460).
SOUTHERN STATES, statistics relative to repayment of crop loans
by, 1889.
SOUTHERN UTAH BANKERS ASSOCIATION, letter remonstrating
against State-wide branch banking by national banks
received from, 946.
SOVEREIGNTY OF THE UNITED STATES, remarks in Senate rela-
tive to the constitutional power of Congress to alienate,
185, 258, 270, 488.
SOVIET RUSSIA. See RussiA.
SPAIN, statistics relative to the military forces of, 2173.
SPANGLER, CORA I., pension (see bill H.R. 13543).
SPANISH WAR. See WAR WITH SPAIN.
SPARKS, CHARLES I. (a Representative from Kansas).
Attended, 6.
Appointed manager in impeachment proceedings, 5177.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 416, 536, 608, 818, 945, 1101, 1549,
1618, 2194, 2244, 3344.
Societies and associations, 416, 536, 945, 1020, 1357, 1713, 1987,
3344.
Remarks by, on
Louderback, Harold: impeachment of, 4917, 4921.
Navy surplus clothing, 923.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE.
Appointment of committee to arrange for memorial services
to Calvin Coolidge, 1873, 2031.
Appointment of Members to committees, 5541.
Appointment of Speaker pro tempore, 5393.
Appreciation of tribute on his election as Vice President of
the United States, 3639.
Notification of President of election of (H.Res. 10), 75.
Resolution extending time for report of special committee
on investigation of Government competition with private
enterprise (H.Res. 360), 2212.
Thanks and farewell to House, 5664.
Tribute to, 5541.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 50, 77, 155, 365, 1056, 1101, 1259,
2129, 2557, 2724, 2944, 3583, 3655, 3736, 3825, 2992, 4211,
4298, 5291.
Societies and associations, 50, 77, 231, 286, 478, 1618, 1713,
1780, 2194, 2338, 2556, 3140, 3488, 3583, 3736, 3920, 4211,
54.26. . SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS, remarks in House relative to
State legislatures, 1973, 2641.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 5349.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5248.
Extension of remarks, 1977.
First deficiency appropriation bill, 1868.
---tax refunds, 1959.
Georgia Bicentennial Commission, 3971.
Impeachment of President Hoover, 1968.
Leave to address House, 1756.
Navy surplus clothing, 922.
Order of business, 150, 229, 692, 745, 1144, 1481, 1803, 1870,
1884, 2328, 3562, 3634, 3638, 3710, 3730, 3733, 3801, 4845,
4913, 4949, 5142, 5279, 5573, 5581, 5595.
Question of constitutional privilege, 1953, 1965, 2041, 5027,
5028.
Question of personal privilege, 2295, 3016.
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SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE-Continued
Remarks by, on
Quoting remarks of a Senator, 4508.
Ratification certificates, 35.
Recognition of Members for unanimous consent to pass
certain bills, 3579, 3730, 3733.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation activities, 1360.
Snell, Bertrand H.: tribute to, 5665.
Suspension of rules, 3562.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill--<:on·
terence report, 4595.
Vacating proceedings in Journal, 983, 984.
SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE.
Remarks by, on
Order of business, 3641.
SPEARS, CAROLINE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13432).
SPECIAL ORDERS IN HOUSE, special order for consideration of
Senate amendment no. 14 to the Treasury-Post Office
appropriation bill (see H.Res. 391 *).
Resolution for special order for bill (H.R. 8167) to author-
ize payment of farm-loan mortgages with bonds issued
by the mortgage banks (see H.Res. 383).
Resolution for a special order for bill (H.R. 8378) to make
it a crime to advocate or promote the overthrow of the
Government of the United States (see H.Res. 386 •).
Resolution for special order for bill (H.R. 11816) to stop
injury to the public grazing lands (see H.Res. 340).
Resolution for a special order for bill (H.R. 13520) making
annual appropriations for the Treasury and Post Office
Departments (see H.Res. 373 *) .
Resolution for special order for bill (H.R. 13918) to extend
the operation of the act for relief of water users on irri-
gation projects (see H.Res. 369*).
Resolution for special order for bill (H.R. 13991) to aid
agriculture and relieve existing national economic emer-
gency (see H.Res. 339 •) .
Resolution for special order for bill (H.R. 14302) to create
the ..Morristown National Historical Park, N.J. (see H.Res.
384*).
Resolution for special order for bill (H.R. 14395) relating to
the prescribing of medicinal liquor (see H.Res. 382*).
Resolution for special order for bill (H.R. 14643) making
annual appropriations for the District of Columbia (see
H.Res. 377).
Resolution for a special order for bill (H.R. 14689) to pro-
vide for postponement of payment of installments due
on loans made by the Federal land banks (see H.Res.
392•).
Resolution for special order for bill (S. 417) to provide a
government for American Samoa (see H.Res. 378*).
Resolution for special order for bill (S. 475) to establish
the Everglades National Park, Fla. (see H.Res. 380).
Resolution for special order for bill (S. 5122) to provide for
the purchase and sale of cotton (see H.Res. 397*).
Resolution for special order for bill (S. 5160) to provide
for loans to farmers (see H.Res. 349*).
Resolution for special order for bill (S. 5417) for the tem-
porary relief of water users on irrigation projects (see
H.Res. 393*).
Resolution for special order for House Resolution 334, dis-
approving the several executive orders consolidating exec-
utive agencies of the Government (see H.Res. 350*) .
Resolution for special order for Senate Joint Resolution 256,
authorizing the Comptroller of the Currency to exercise
certain powers with respect to national banking associa-
tions (see H.Res. 396*).
Resolution for a special order for the counting of the elec-
toral votes for President and Vice President of the United
States (see H.Res. 338*).
Resolution for special order for consideration of business
on the Consent Calendar and suspension of the rules (see
H.Res. 365) .
Resolutions for special order for consideration of bills on the
Private Calendar (see H.Res. 364*, 366•, 370•, 371*, 372•,
374*' 379•' 389*. 398*).
Resolution for a special order for memorial services for
deceased Members of Congress (see H.Res. 362*).
the proposed, 1217.
SPECTOR, FRANK, relief (see bill H,R. 10166*).
SPELMAN, JAMES B., relief (see bill H.R. 13726).
SPENCE, ANNA E., pension (see bill H.R. 13260).
SPENCE, BRENT (a Representative from Kentucky).
Attended, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Asberry, Margaret Jane: to pension (see bill H.R. 14679),
4106.
Barnett, Fred: for relief (see bill H.R. 14385), 2336.
Brink, Theresa C.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14197), 1617.
Grome, Mary: for relief (see bill H.R. 14597). 3581.
Henderson, E. R.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14626), 3736.
Motor-vehicle service: to regulate the rate of premium on
bonds of officers and employees of Post Office Department
(see bill H.R. 14515), 3052.
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SPENCE, BRENT-Continued STAFFORD, WILLIAM H.-Continued
Petitions and papers presented by, from Amendments offered by, to
Citizens and individuals, 2556, 2724, 2944, 3140, 3344, 3420, Treasury a.nd Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
3655, 3736, 3785. prison-made goods, 455.
Societies and associations, 2556. Vandever, G. C. (H.R. 11150), 4296.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES. War Department appropriation bill-national military parks,
SPENCER, E. JANE, pension (see bill H.R. 13694). 2430.
Welhoelter, Gustav (H.R. 3045), 2716.
SPENCER, LUCINDA C., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13470). Yakutat & Southern Railroad (H.R. 6484), 4863.
SPERDUTO, GIUSEPPE, relief (see bill H.R. 14715). Zappone, A. (H.R. 10124), 3722 .
SPERRY, FRANCES 0., relief (see bill H.R. 2045•). .Remarks by, on
Adams, Burton S., 3813.
SPERRY GYROSCOPE CO., INC., OF NEW YORK, relief (see bill Addison, Emily, 2713.
H.R. 9457•). . Administration of justice in Navy, 710.
Remarks in House and correspondence relative to the bill Agricultural appropriation bill--conference report, 5139.
(H.R. 9457) for relief of, 2713. Allegheny Forging Co., 4862.
•• SPIDER WEB OF WALL STREET", remarks in Senate entitled, Annual assessment work on mining claims, 1901.
4769. Appropriation bills: change in committee procedure relative
SPLANE, MARY, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13912). to, 4815, 4816, 5555, 5606.
SPRAYS AND QUARANTINES, remarks in House concerning, 1139. ---savings in, 4623, 4624.
Arconage, Victoria, 5422.
SPRECKELS, RUDOLPH, letter relative to the foreign war debt Army, Navy, and Marine Corps Bands: radio broadcasts by,
situation received from, 3376. 5422.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS., sell the present post-office site a.nd build- Bankruptcy laws, 1616.
ing at (see bill H.R. 14225). Bankrupt<:y system: uniformity of, 2908, 2031.
Barber shop closing on Sunday, 294.
SPROUL, WILLIAM H. (a former Representative from Kansas). Barto, Mary Bivens, 1481.
Announcement of death of, 1051. Baxter, Carl C., 3724.
SPROUSE, CLIVE, relief (see bill H.R. 10756•). Beer bill, 761, 762, 765, 800, 801, 846, 859, 860.
SPROUSE, NETTIE, relief (see bill H.R. 14218). l:sennett, Charles C., 4286.
Bethel Cemetery Co., 3644, 3645.
SQUIRES, WILLIAM MATTHEW, relief (see bill H.R. 2601-). Black, Herbert G., 2718.
SROUT, MARGARET A., pension (see bill S. 5669). Boston Store Co., 2722.
Bowen, Burton, 3223.
STACHER, S. F., relief (see billS. 243•). Bridges: Monongahela River, Pittsburgh, 1902.
STAFFORD, WILLIAM H. (a Representative from Wisconsin). ---Pearl River, Miss., 1903.
Attended, 6. - - - Tombigbee River, Miss., 1904.
Appointed teller, 455. Brown, Charles A., 3812, 3813.
Amendments offered by, to Bureau of Efficiency, 2045.
Adams, Burton S. (H.R. 10104), 3813. Butler, Robert R.: tribute to the late Representative, 4285.
Ammunition: · transfer of deteriorated (H.R. 12047), 5280. Calderon, Raimunda Valladares de, 707.
Baxter, Carl C. (H.R. 9053), 3725. Cates, C. A., 2720.
Black, Herbert G. (S. 487), 2718. Chicago World's Fair, 3560.
Bowen, Burton, 3223. Chicago, North Shore & Milwaukee Railroad Co., 5411.
Brayshaw, D. M. (H.R. 3607), 3713. Chinsky, William, 3219, 3233.
Cates, C. A. (H.R. 2294), 2720. Cholister, George Robert, 3229.
Chicago World's Fair (H.J.Res. 561), 3560. Circulation statements of newspapers, 699.
Cholister, George Robert (S. 2200), 3229. Claims for deaths of Mexican nationals, 715, 716.
Clark, Laura J. (H.R. 8800), 3234. . Clark, Laura J., 3234.
Condemned cannon: to amend act authorizing donations of Classification of cotton, 1880.
(H.R. 13026), 4540. Closing certain streets in District, 286.
Cotton classification (H.J.Res. 434), 3550, 3551. Coal-sale to needy of surplus coal, 4549.
Curtiss, Glenn H. (H.R. 11980), 4292. Cocke, William J,, 3652, 3653.
Customhouse reservation, Nome, Alaska (H.R. 13521), 3556. Colonial Realty Co., 5408.
District of Columbia-Potomac School property (H.R. 14340), Columbia National Forest, 3558.
3981. . Columbia River bridge, Astoria, Oreg., 3577.
Drexler, Henry Clay (S. 2200), 3229. Colville National Forest, 695.
Edgar, William F.: acceptance of bequest of (S.J.Res. 48), Compensation to United States employees, 1900.
4532. Congressional automobile tags, 294.
Eopolucci, Annie M. (H.R. 5150), 3651. . Conservation of wild life, etc., 3546.
Farm allotment bill (H.R. 13991)-rice, 1660. Construction charges on Indian irrigation projects, 693.
Fox, Mary Elizabeth (H.R. 3727), 3720. Coolidge, Grace Goodhue: franking privilege to, 5410.
Gollan, Ada B. (Gould) (H.R. 3694), 3727. Corpus Christi, Tex.: land in, 5398.
Gormley Co., P. F. (S.J.Res. 197), 5406. Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5248, 5263, 5265,
Grounds, Hamilton (S. 660), 5399. 5267, 5269.
Hildreth, C. N., Jr. (H.R. 11461), 3722. Cotton classification, 703, 3548.
Hogue, Anthony (H.R. 3044), 2716. Crater Lake National Park. 1873.
Holmes, William H. (S. 465), 5406. Crop-production loan, 1886, 1887, 1889, 2419.
Huff, Price (H.R. 11035), 3816. Curtiss, Glenn H., 4287, 4292.
Indian contracts' terms (H.R. 6684), 683. Customhouse reservation, Nome, Alaska, 3556.
Indian irrigation projects, 1873. Declaratory judgments, 697.
---reservoir sites on (H.R. 5070), 5282. Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
Indians: allotments of deceased (H.R. 14059), 5283. priation b111, 2611, 2612, 2759.
---obl1gations to enrolled (H.J.Res. 409), 3547, 3548. ---aircraft-Liberty motors, 2633.
Interior Department appropriation bill-Flathead irrigation ---Bureau of Mines, 2764.
project, 640. ---Bureau of Standards, 2635.
International Monetary and Economic Conferenc.e (H.J.Res. ---conference report, 5031.
536). 4534. ---courts, 2612, 2624, 2628.
Irrigation projects: water users on (S. 5417), 5157. ---Foreign Service, 2617.
Larkin, Earl V. (H.R. 785), 4860. ---hydrographic service, 2704.
McElrath, William W. (H.R. 9915), 3731. ---international commissions, etc., 2617, 2618.
Mining of coal, phosphate, oil, etc.: collection of rentals ---Lighthouse Service, 2704.
applied to future royalties, 1881. --prisons, 2623, 2701, 2757, 2758.
Modoc National Forest (H.R. 189), 4537. ---prohibition enforcement, 2694.
Monumental Stevedore Co. (H.R. 1169), 4295. ---seamen, 2617.
Moore, John (H.R. 5947), 3721. Determining the heirs of deceased Indians, 1872.
Navajo Indian Reservation, Utah (H.R. 11735}, 3559. Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 711, 712, 1325,
Oliver, Nellie (H.R. 8619), 3806. 1832, 3090.
Parker, Olen H. (H.R. 9473), 3227. District of Columbia-bonds in criminal cases, 5424.
Post-office garage, Boston, Mass. (S. 88), 3.552. ---damage claims: notice of, 3988.
Reed, Sard S. (H.R. 5261), 3636, 3637. ---insurance business, 3980.
Sanchez, Francis R. (S. 3592), 5401. ---orphan asylums: to incorporate trustees of certain,
Sheldun, William (H.R. 2810), 3713. 3976.
Sioux Indian agencies (H.R. 13770), 3558. ---Revised Statutes: amendment of, 3979.
Smellow, Morris (H.R. 8180), 3226. ---taxes and assessments on family dwell1ng houses,
Symes, Ed and Elizabeth, and others (H.R. 3848), 3808. 3977, 3978.
Tampico Marine Iron Works (H.J.Res. 104)". 3718. ---taxicabs, 3985, 4100.
Tiburzio, Primo (H.R. 2917), 2709. ---teachers' salaries, 3985, 3987.
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STAFFORD,. WILLIAM H.-Continued STAFFORD, WILLIAM H.-Continued
Remarks by, on Remarks by, on
District of Columbia appropriation bill, 4198, 4199, 4262, Lindsay, Russell H., 3225.
4437. Livestock industry: stabilization of, 3551, 3564.
- - - bridges, 4268. Livestock on the public range, 704.
---public schools, 4427. Livestock producers and dairy farmers: loans to, 696, 187~.
---refuse removal, 4269. 3547.
---street improvements, 4264, 4267. Lobert, M. J ., 3805.
---taxicabs, 4198, 4199, 4203. Los Angeles County, Calif., 4284.
---tax rates, 4190, 4191. Louderback, Harold, 4919, 5177.
---water supply, 4445, 4446. Lynch, John T., 4848.
Drexler, Henry Clay, 3229. McHam, Beryl M., 4280.
Economic and monetary conference, 1302. Martin-Walsh, Inc .. 4860.
Eisenhauer, Charles J., 4281. Mawpin, Felix, 2707.
Electric power, island of Molokai, Hawaii, 1904. Medicinal liquor: prescribing of, 494 7.
Eopolucci, Annie M., 3651. Merchants & Farmers Bank, Junction City, Ark., 3633.
Farm allotment plan, 1340, 1348, 1364, 1484, 1485, 1489, Messler, A. C., & Co., 4293.
1531, 1534, 1544, 1584, 1586, 1587, 1589, 1590, 1595, 1598, Miller, Lyman L., 3717.
1605, 1659, 1660, 1663, 1665, 1667, 1676, 1679, 1689. Mining claims: suspension of annual assessment work on,
Farm Loan Act: amendment of, 5183. 5186, 5287.
---conference report, 5579, 5580. Mining of coal, phosphate, oil, etc., 1881.
Finney, Adrian M., 3711. Mississippi River bridge, Baton Rouge, La., 4548.
Federal building, Maxwell, Nebr., 3555. Mixed Claims Commission, United States and Germany, 4540.
First deficiency appropriation bill, 1904, 1949. Modoc National Forest, 4529, 4537.
---emergency relief, District of Columbia, 1305. Monumental Stevedore Co., 4295.
---Immigration Service, 1312, 1315. Moose, N.J., 707.
---Navy medical officers' pay, 1320, 1321. Moran, John J., 2712.
- - t a x refunds, 1322, 1959, 1962, 1964, 2677. Morristown National Historical Park, N.J., 4539.
First National Bank, Junction City, Ark., 3232. Naming of subcontractors required, 1883.
Five Civilized Tribes in Oklahoma-conference report, 2328, National Bank of Commerce, El Dorado, Ark., 4851.
2418. National forest land exchanges, 571.
Foreign debts, 528. Naturalization laws, 692.
Fox, Mary Elizabeth, 3719. Navajo Indian Reservation, Utah, 3558.
Fracapane, Dominic, 3802. Naval ammunition depot, Lake Denmark, N.J., 3642, 3643.
French, Burton L.: tribute to, 648, 649. Naval Ordnance Plant, South Charleston, W.Va.: disposition
Gatty, Harold, 3222. of, 1884.
General debate, 526, 527. Navy Department appropriation bill, 4640.
Gianaros, James J., 3723. ---aviation, 4835, 4836, 4837.
Golding, Robert N., 3726. ---construction and repair, 4833.
Gonzales, Albert, 5400. ---Naval Academy, 4839.
Gormley Co., P. F.--conference report, 5604. - - - Naval Reserves, 4825.
Government competition in private enterprise, 1481. - - - ordnance, 4827.
Government purchase of American goods, 1897. ---patent rights, 4826.
Granger, Charles T., 3721. --salary reductions, 4826, 4827, 4828, 4833.
Green, Lewis E., 3816. --supplies, 4833.
Grifiin, James M., 3717. --vessels, 4840, 4842, 4843.
Griffith, Llewellyn B., 3729. Navy ration: changes in, 4541.
Grounds, Hamilton, 5399. Neuse River report, 526.
Groves, Leslie C., 4281. North Plains & Santa Fe Railway Co., 4289.
Gunnison National Forest, Colo., 1875, 1876. Norwegian steamer Tampen, 708.
Hale, Yvonne, 5400. Obligations to certain enrolled Indians, 1875.
Harbinson, M. J., 2713. Occhinonero, George, 2707.
Hawaii National Park: superintendent of, 4530. Ohio River bridge, Sistersville, W.Va., 4548.
Hawley, Paul R., 4281. Oliver, Nellie, 3806.
Hildreth, C. N., Jr., 3722. Omnibus pension b111, 4857.
Hines, Mary B., 3637. Order of business, 283, 1803, 1871, 2232, 2519, 2682, 3546, 3562,
Holmes, Willlam H., 5550. 3578, 4447, 4949, 5022, 5279, 5582, 5604.
Homestead entries: to allow credit on, 5167. Osage Indians, Oklahoma, 4531.
House Rules and Manual: printing of, 4624. Otoe and Missouria Indian Tribes, 1879, 1880, 4529.
Ilitz, Michael, 3640. Park system, California, 5390, 5391.
Importation of articles for scientific purposes, 5393. Parker, Olen H., 3227.
Inaugural ceremonies: tickets to, 2607. Payment to Dominican Republic, 706.
Independent offices appropriation bill, 3023, 3198, 3215. Pennsylvania Railroad Co., 5400.
---Allen Property Custodian, 3129. Pokorny, Anna, 2715.
---Arlington Memorial Bridge, 3130. Post, Wiley, 3222.
---Battle Monuments Commission, 3130. Post-office garage, Boston, Mass., 1882, 3551, 3552, 4102.
---Civil Service Commission, 3133. Printing matter in Record, 1830, 4098, 5552.
---Employees' Compensation ·commission, 3184. Prisons Bureau activities, 454, 455.
--Shipping Board, 2212, 3211. Public building, Binghamton, N.Y., 4535.
--Veterans' Administration, 3025, 3027, 3028, 3031, 3215. Public-utility corporations: investigation of certain, 4640.
Indian irrigation projects, 1873. Questio'l of personal privilege, 2298, 3016.
- - - water users on, 4542. Radio regulation-conference report, 5039.
Indians: allotments of deceased, 4544. Reapportionment, 206.
---obligations to enrolled, 3547. Reconstruction Finance Corporation activities, 1361.
Indian Service: budget for, 4550. Reed, Sard S., 3636, 3637.
Indigent aliens, 3576. Relief of certain Indians in Utah, 1905.
Interest rate on long-term bonds, 1248. Reservoir sites on Indian irrigation projects, 4530.
Interior Department appropriation bill--conference report, Restoration of homestead rights, 1879.
4181, 4182. Retired status of certain Army officers, 693.
---Coos Bay Wagon Road lands, 596, 597. Ross, Janet Hardcastle, 706, 707.
---Education Bureau publications, 593. Samoa: government for American, 4933.
---forest reserves, 599. School building, Frazer, Mont., 3557.
--Indian affairs, 602, 648, 649, 650, 651, 653, 654, 657. Second deficiency bill, 5039.
--Indian irrigation projects, 604, 605, 638, 639, 640, 643, ---conference report, 5606.
644, 647. Seminole Indians, 1878.
---land offices, 597. Settlement of War Claims Act, 1877.
---reclamation, 658, 659, 660, 661. Seupett, J. G., 3222.
- - - surveying public lands, 596. Sheldon, William, 3713.
Interstate Commerce Commission, 4540. Smellow, Morris, 3225, 3226.
Irrigation projects: water users on, 5144, 5145, 5147, 5151. Southard, Frances, 3643.
5153, 5157, 5158. Sperry Gyroscope Co., Inc., of New York, 2714.
Jeanneret, Enriqueta Koch v. de, 708, 709. Standard Dredging Co., 2719.
Jelovac, Pete, 2708, 3219. State Investment Co., 3231.
Jenkins, W1111am L., 3816. Stiles, William T., 3716.
Kirkland, Weymouth, 3726. St. Ludgers Catholic Church, Germantown, Mo., 4292.
Klamath Indian Reservation, 1874. Stock, Gottleib, 2721.
Lake of the Woods, 4535. Sultan, Dan I., 4280.
Lee Boulevard, 4543. Sumner, Charles W., 3229.
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STAFFORD, WILLIAM H.-Continued STALKER, GALE H.-Continued
Remarks by, on Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Tampico Marine Iron Works, 3718. Stear~. Lizzie 0.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14496) 11
Taplin, William Ray, 5404, 5410. 2790.
Temporary employees under Economy Act, 4542. St. John, Oscar B.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14737), 4555.
Texas centennial celebration, 4544, 4545. Thomas, Mary M.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14474), 2723.
Thompson, William B., 2717. Winegar, Ella J.: to increase pension (see blll H.R. 13642) •
Tiburzio, Primo, 2709. 415.
Tidwell, Chambliss L., 4864. Petitions and papers presented by, from
Trammell, Eliza beth Millicent, 5403. Citizens and individuals, 1101, 1259, 1357, 1549, 1780, 2556,
Treasury and Post omce Departments appropriation bill- 2724, 2792, 3344, 3920, 4211, 5652.
central heating plant, 458. Societies and associations, 1101, 2556, 2724, 2792, 3344, 4211.
---conference report, 4589, 4593, 4596, 4597, 4604, 4605, 4556, 4642.
4618, 5371. Remarks by, on
- - - damage claims, 458. Beer bill, 766.
---distinctive paper, 349. Eighteenth amendment repeal, 10.
,- --foreign air mail, 469. Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
---Internal Revenue Bureau, 352. STAMP MONEY. See also RECONSTRUCTION REVE..."iUE STAMPS.
---mails conveyed by special arrangement, 461. Remarks in House on the subject of, 2238.
---Parcel Post--Postal Savings, 457, 458. STAMPED MONEY CERTIFICATES, provide for the issuance of
--public buildings, 404, 405, 407, 420, 449, 452, 454, 455. (see bills S. 5674; H.R. 14757).
---Reconstruction Finance Corporation, 348.
---retirement pay, 514. STANDARD BASKETS, amend act of August 31, 1916, to provide
---salary cuts, 524, 525, 526. for a 1-pound Climax basket for mushrooms (see bills
---typewriters, 348. S. 5559; H.R. 14519).
Tribal agreements, 696, 697. STANDARD TIME, repeal the act to provide for the United
Ute Indians, Utah, 3554. States (see blll H.R. 14130).
Van Camp Sea Food Co., Inc., 3716. STANDIFIRD, FANNIE, pension (see bill S. 5476).
Vandever, G. C., 4296. STANDING ROCK AGENCY. See INDIANs.
Verein, Weiner Bank, 5403.
Virgin Islands:· snipping service to, 3561. STANLEY, MARY N., increase pension (see b111 H.R. 13062).
Walthers, George Charles, 3715. STANTON, ELIZABETH CADY, place statue in the National
War Department appropriation bill, 1808, 1810, 2042, 2167, Statuary Hall (see H.J.Res. 528).
2173, 2190, 2235. STAPP, EDWARD, relief (see bill H.R. 2217•).
--Army supplies, 2174, 21.75, 2176, 2178, 2179, 2180. STARK, GRACE P., relief (see bill H.R. 9653•).
---buildings, 2219, 2221.
---conference report, 5379, 5383, 5384, 5386. STAR ROUTES. See PosTAL SERVICE.
- - - Corps of Engineers-pay of omcers, 2060. "STARS AND STRIPES" (magazine), remarks in House relative to
---indexing of military records of World War, 2042. the proposed disposition of moneys to the credit of the
---laundry facilities at Army posts, 2176, 2179. funds entitled, 2044.
---Military Academy, 2233. STATE COURTS, amend law relative to removal of suits to United
---motor tl'ucks, 2189, 2192. States courts from (see bill S. 5505).
---National Guard, 2300.
---national m.llitary parks, 2430. STATES, article by Representative Beck relative to the power of
- - - omcers' retired pay, 2047, 2055, 2063. 2428. Congress under the Constitution to super vise dry repeal
.- - - ordnance, 2230. by State conventions, 2419 .
---Organized Reserves, 2307. Bill providing for loans to (see bill H.R. 13011).
---post exchanges, 2440. Bill to issue patents to school lands granted to (see bill S.
---recreational funds for enlisted men, 2043. 4674*). .
---Reserve omcers' Training Corps, 2315, 2317. Bill to provide for the granting of public lands to (see bill
---rivers and harbors, 2060. s. 5613).
War-risk insurance cases, 697. Bills authorizing conventions for consideration of the pro-
Waterway and railroad transportation, 295, 296. posed amendment to the Constitution of the United
Waterway improvements, 5285. States to rep·eal the eighteent h amendment (see bills H.R.
Welhoelter, Gustav, 2716. 14726, 14728, 14763}.
Wheeler, i!dward B., 3231. Bill granting the right to two or more States to enter into
Widows Island, Maine, 694. agreements for the prevention of crime (see bill H.R.
Wild-life conservation, 692. 10243*}.
Wilkins, Frank, 3710. Bill to authorize the Attorney General and the Secretary of
Wisconsin Indian .claims, 693. the Treasury to deliver forfeited vessels to State agencies
Wright, David A., 2709, 2710, 2711, 2720. (see bill H.R. 11991*).
Yakutat & Southern Railroad, 4863. Concurrent resolution to declare the sense of Congress with -
Reports made by, from regard to special protection furnished by Federal Reserve
Committee on Military .Atfairs: . banks for deposits made by (see H.Con.Res. 43).
Arlington Memorial Bridge (H.Rept. 1980), 3581. 'Joint resolution for amendment to the Constitution to
Hawaii: transfer of certain land to Territory of (H.Rept. allow the United States to tax income from State securi-
2062). 4375. ties and allow the States to tax income from United States
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES. securities (see H.J.Res. 506).
Joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitu-
STAGG, MARY E., increase pension· (see bill H.R. 14767). tion restricting the power of States to tax money and
STAHLNACKER, LAURA A., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14405). debts (see H.J .Res. 581) •
STALKER, GALE H. (a Representati"Ve from New York). Letter from the Liberal Civic League of Boston suggesting a
Attended, 6. · plan for the calling of conventions in the States with re-
Bills .and joint resolutiom introduced by spect to amendment of the· Constitution, 4873.
Barber, Carrie R.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13640), Resolution to investigate relative to the States wherein are
415. . Indian lands not t ·a xed (see S.Res. 322).
Bruner, Mary P.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14693), Resolution of inquiry relative to the calling of conventions
4210. for ratification of the eighteenth amendment (see S.Res.
Cilley, Louise G.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14167), 368).
1548. . Statement by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation of
District of Columbia: to establish civil air field in (see loans made up ~o and including February 15, 1933, to,
4421. .
bill H .R. 14743), 4641. Summary of State status concerning the establishment of
Dolaway, Emma S.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13645),
415. . branch banks by national banks, 2263.
Griswold, Amanda J.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. Table showing allotment of Federal funds for the use of the
National Guard of, 5173.
13682). 476.
Harris, Charles V.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14168), STATISTICS, American investments in the Philippines, 391.
1548. Appropriations, 216, 217, 2608, 2609, 2611, 4752.
Knickerbocker, Sarah L.: . to increase pension (see bill H.R. Army surplus clothing, 2174.
13646). 415. . Bank clearings, 1382.
Lynch, Irena L.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13644), Bank deposits in the United States, 209.
415. Bank suspensions, 2089.
Morley, Catherine E.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. Beer, 767.
13643). 415. Bounties to steamship companies, 530.
Saylor, Fannie R.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14577), Building trades, 3040.
3343. Business, 1512.
Sebring, Ella: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13641), 415. Butter, 1487.
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STATISTIC8-Continued
Butterfat, 1377.
Canadian banking system, 1655.
Cereal beverages, 814.
Cheese, ·1487.
Circulation of United States money, 4093.
Commissions, 4743.
Cost of government, 209.
Courts of the United States, 2609.
Crops grown under irrigation, 4757.
Currency in circulation in 1921 and 1922, 1755.
Dairy industry, 1377.
Department of Commerce, 1721.
Department of State, 2329.
Displacement of muscular labor by machinery, 2995.
Employees in England in industries cooperating with brew-
ers and distillers, 760.
Expenditures of the principal nations for land, naval, and
air armaments since 1913, 3783.
Farm mortgages, 1134.
Federal Reserve banks, 2292.
Fermented liquors, 814.
Fixed charges of the Government, 4749.
Foreign indebtedness to the United States, 114, 121, 1004,
1005, 1275, 1384.
Forest reservations, 4733.
Freight rates on coal, 3908.
Gold, 209, 4577.
Immigration Service, 1003.
Imports and exports, 1383, 3251, 3878, 3966.
Iron and steel industry, 4740.
Loans to banks and trust companies by the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation, 1116.
Loans to States by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, STEAMSffiP COMPANIES, remarks in House and statistics relative
4316.
Military forces of nations of the world, 1805, 2173, 4727.
Money held in the Treasury and money outside of the
Treasury, 1383.
Money in circulation, 209.
National banks, 2085.
National Guard, 2303.
National income of the United States, 209, 1250.
National wealth of the United States, 209.
Navy, 4721, 4722, 4723.
Philippine sugar industry, 1086.
Population of the United States, 209, 1368.
Postal revenues and expenditures, 340.
Post-war strength of the armies of Great Britain, France, STEELE, GEORGE W., JR., relief (see bill H.R. 13612).
and Italy, 3782.
Potatoes, 1486.
Prices ·received and prices paid by farmers, 1065.
Prisoners of the United States, 2610.
Production costs at home and abroad, 2963.
Public roads employment, 4317.
Railroads, 843.
Repatriation of prisoners of war from Russia and Siberia,
4016.
Repayment of crop loans by the Southern States, 1889.
Republic of Columbia, 2885.
Steel industry, 3040.
Taxation, 214.
Taxes for an average person for a full year, 3142.
Taxicab rates in various cities, 4845.
Veterans' Administration, 208, 216, 217.
Wages in the United States and eight other countries, 4730.
Wheat, 1368.
White House, 1382.
Wholesale prices of commodities, 4754.
STATUARY HALL. See CAPITOL Bun.DING AND GRoUNDS.
STATUTES AT LARGE, repeal obsolete (see bill H.R. 7121•).
STEAGALL, HENRY B. (a Representative from Alabama).
Attended, 6.
Appointed conferee, 5377.
Bills and jaint resolutions introduced by
Agricultural indebtedness: to provide emergency relief with
respect to (see bill H.R. 14417), 2555.
Bank notes: to provide for the redemption of certain Fed-
eral Reserve, Federal Reserve bank, and national (see bill
H.R. 14128), 1547.
Federal land-bank loans: to postpone payment of install-
ments due on (see bills H.R. 13819, 14668, 14689), 816, 4106,
4210.
Federal Reserve System: to extend time during which cer-
tain provisions shall be effective of the act of February 27,
1932, relating to improving the facilities for (see bill H.R.
14252)' 1834.
Hutchinson, Julian S.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14527), 3052.
Maugans, Lillian R.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14169), 1548.
Silver: to authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to pur-
chase silver by issuance of silver certificates (bill H.R.
14281)' 1986.
Treasury notes and silver certificates: to authorize the Sec-
retary of the Treasury to issue {bUl H.R. 14304), 2064.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Adjourn: to, 5187.
Farm Loan Act: amendment of-to agree to conference, 5377.
191
STEAGALL, HENRY B.-Continued
Motions and resolutions offered by
Federal land-bank loans: postponement of installments due
on-special order for bill (H.R. 14689) providing for
(H.Res. 392), 4641.
Improvement of facilities of Federal Reserve System: to
suspend rules, 2894.
Rules: to suspend, 5178, 5573.
Remarks by, on
Bank-<leposits guaranty, 5360, 5361, 5362.
District of Columbia: banking business, 5573, 5574.
Farm Loan Act: amendment of, 5178, 5180, 5182.
---conference report, 5577, 5579, 5580, 5581.
Federal Reserve System: improvement of faeilities of, 2894,
2895. .
General leave to print, 5185.
Glass-Steagall banking bill, 5177.
National banking associations: powers of Comptroller of the
CUITency respecting, 5022.
Order of business, 4529.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation activities, 1361, 1362.
StevensonJ William F.: tribute to, 5580.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Banking and GUITency:
Federal land-bank loans: postponement of installments due
on (H.Rept. 2069), 4452.
Federal Reserve System-needs o! member banks (H.Rept.
1928)' 2723.
National banking associations: powers of Comptroller of the
Currency respecting (H.Rept. 2111), 4956.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation activities (H.Rept.
1820)' 1394.
Votes of: See YEA-AND-NAY Vons.
to contracts for carrying foreign mails, 1135, 1141.
Remarks in Senate relative to contracts for carrying foreign
mails, 5231.
Statistics relative to bounties and subsidies to, 530.
STEARNS, LIZZIE 0., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14496).
STEBBINS, MARY E., relief (see bill S. 361•).
STEEL, LOTTIE BRYANT, relief (see bill H.R. 1950•).
STEEL INDUSTRY, article from the Pittsburgh (Pa.) Press relative
to wage cuts in, 3588.
Statistics relative to, 3040, 4740.
STEELE, ANNA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13391).
Letter of Secretary of the Navy transmittting a draft of a
proposed bill for the relief of, 284.
STEELE, RAYMOND M., letter relative to appropriations for main-
tenance of National Guard organizations in Pennsylvania
written by, 1437.
STEINBRUECKER, FRANCISKA, increase pension (see bill H.R.
14160).
STEIWER, FREDERICK (a Senator from Oregon).
Attended, 3.
Appointed conferee, 4455, 5193, 5348, 5430, 5451, 5466.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1436.
Credentials presented, 1397.
Federal reclamation projects: statement of Marshall N.
Dana, president of National Reclamation Association, 2751.
Amendments offered by, to
Glass-Steagall banking bill (S. 4412)-Comptroller of the
CUITency, 2514.
Timber on Indian lands (H.R. 6684), 5005.
Umatilla project, Oregon: to terminate Federal operation o!
irrigation districts of (see bUl S. 5341), 2131.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for (S. 5125), 4485.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Chapman, J. R.: to pension (see billS. 5152), 304.
Domestic supplies and materials: to require for public use
the purchase of (see bUl S. 5411), 1781.
Grazing fees within national forests: authorizing ~ng of
(see S.J.Res. 219), 609.
Hurd, Blanche C.: to increase pension (see bill S. 5410),
1781.
Kinney, Dan: to pension (see bill S. 5153), 304.
Matson, Ivan: for relief (see bUl S. 5151), 304.
Muschick, Ida A.: to pension (see bUl S. 5154), 304.
Oregon: to amend United States mining laws applicable to
national forests within State of (see bill S. 5310), 1162.
Umatilla irrigation project: to provide for termination of
Federal operation of the Hermiston irrigation district and
the West Extension irrigation district of the (see bill S.
5341)' 1401.
Petitions and papers · presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1437.
Remarks by, on
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4.221.
Glass-Steagall banking bill--comptroller of the Currency,
2514.
Gormley, P. F., Co., 5526.
Mortgage foreclosures: postponement of, 5090.
Timber on Indian lands, 5004.
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STEIWER, FREDERICK-Continued
Remarks by, on . prohibiting wage cuts of employees of the United States,
Treasury-Post omce Departments appropriation bill-perma-
nent appropria tions, 3462.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4485, 4486, 4487.
Withycombe Post, No. 11, American Legion, Corvallis, Oreg.,
5514.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Banking and Currency:
Reclamation fund: advances to (S. 5607), 4459.
Committee on Claims:
Eopolucci, Annie M. (S.Rept. 1266), 4652.
Walthers, George Charles (S.Rept. 1248), 4379.
Withycombe Post, No. 11, American Legion, Corvallis, Oreg.
(S.Rept. 1332), 5296.
Committee of conference:
Gormley, P. F., Co. (S.J.Res. 197; H.Rept. 2199), 5526.
Committee on Indian A1fat.rs:
Indian reservations or unallotted tribal lands: relationship
between Federal and State Governments respecting (S.
Rept. 1365). 5448.
Indians: authorizing collection of fees for work done for
(S.Rept. 1204), 3829.
Indians of California in Court of Claims (S.Rept. 1119), 2562.
Timber on Indian lands (S.Rept. 1281), 4789.
Votes of.
See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
STENGAL, DR. ALFRED, statement relating to prohibition, 753.
STEPHENS, HUBERT D. (a Senator from Mississippt).
Attended, 1327.
STEPHENS, SARAH E., pension (see bill H.R. 14192).
STEPHENSON, BLANCHE T., pension (see bill S. 5275).
STEPNIAK, LADISLAUS, relief (see bill H.R. 13835).
STEPP, TROY J ., pension (see bill H.R. 13424) •
STEPPE, GEORGE PHILIP, pension (see bill H.R. 9830). .
STERN, BENJAMIN, AND OTHERS, relief (see bill H.R. 8513•).
STEVENS, CHARLOTTE W., increase pension (see bills S . 5055,
5169).
STEVENS, ELLA A., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14011).
STEVENSON, WILLIAM F. (a Representative from South Carolina).
Appointed conferee, 5377.
Tribute to services of, 5580.
Amendments offered by, to
War Department appropriation bill-<>ffenses by omcers, 2219.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Congressional Directory: to authorize printing of (see H.Con.
Res. 50), 4555.
Shares: to amend section 5219 of Revised Statutes relative
to tax on (see bill H .R. 13855), 869.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Adjourn: to, 1616,
Rules and Manual of House: to print, (see H.Res. 367),
2943.
Remarks by, on
Banking-laws reform, 2038.
Calvin Coolidge: memorial services to--printing of proceed-
ings, 4208.
Congressional Directory: printing of, 4624.
CUrrency inflation, 4079.
District of Columbia-banking business, 5576.
Farm-allotment plan, 1350.
Farm Loan Act: amendment of, 5180, 5183.
Farm-mortgage foreclosures, 136.
Federal Reserve notes based on 10-year Government bonds,
1774, 1775.
Foreign-debt hearings, 146.
Goodwin, Godfrey G.: memorial address to, 4373.
Government competition with private enterprise: printing
of report on, 4101.
Government Printing omce: leave with pay for employees
of, 5022.
Home-loan banks, 2534.
House Rules and Manual: printing of, 4624.
National banking associations: powers of Comptroller of
the Currency respecting, 5025.
Neuse River report, 526.
President's veto message--first deficiency bill, 2542.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans: publicity of,
2538.
War Department appropriation blll-military publications,
2167, 2168.
---offenses by officers, 2219.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Banking and Currency:
Revised Statutes: to amend section 5219 o! (H.Rept. 1941) ,
2943.
Committee on Printing: . STRAIGHT, JACK H., relief (see bill H.R. 13987).
Agricultural adjustment program (H.Rept. 1854), 1616.
Calvin Coolidge: memorial services to (H.Rept. 2043) I 4209.
Congressional Directory (H.Rept. 2084), 4641.
Foreign-debt moratorium hearings (H.Rept. 1785), 151.
Government competition with prlnvate enterprise (H.Rept.
2032). 4105.
Government Printing omce: leave with pay for employees
of (H.Rept. 2153) , 506i.
House Rules and Manual (H.Rept. 2085) I 4641.
Votes oj. See YEA-AND-NAY Von:s.
STEWARD, LUTHER C., letter favoring the Costigan amendment
3493.
STEWART, CHARLES EBEN, relief (see bill H.R. 14162).
STEWART, ELIZABETH R., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14258}.
STEWART, ERNEST LINWOOD, relief (see bill H.R. 589}.
STEWART, MALCOLM M., statement on the benefits of the Aiiler·
lean merchant marine written by, 3361.
STEWART, PERCY H. (a .Representative from New Jersey).
Attended, 6.
Amendments offered by, to
Naval ammunition depot, Lake Denmark, N.J., 3652.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Lake Denmark, N.J.: for payment of persons who suffered
in explosion of naval ammunition depot at (see bill H.R.
14277). 1907.
Morristown National Historical Park, N.J.: to provide for
creation of (see bill H.R. 14302), 2064.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Morristown National Historical Park, N.J.: special order for
bill (H.R. 14302) creating (see H.Res. 384), 4297.
_ Rules: to suspend, 5168.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 416, 536, 667, 818, 1101, 1618.
Societies and associations, 299, 2066.
.Remarks by, on
Burns case ruling by Governor of New Jersey, 1009.
Morristown National Historical Park, N.J., 5169, 5170, 5311.
Naval ammunition depot, Lake Denmark, N.J., 3642.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
STEWART, REBECCA D., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14288).
STICKNEY, MARY JANE, increase pension (see billS. 5415).
STIGERS, ANNA C., rellef (see blll H.R. 13221).
STILES, wn.LIAM T., relief (see bill S. 249).
STINE, MARTHA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13435).
STITES, OLLEATHA, increase pension (see bill S. 5117).
STIVERS, EDGAR, relief (see b11ls S. 5316; H.R. 14040•).
STOCK, GOTI'LEIB, relief (see bill H.R. 6851-).
STOCK DRIVEWAYS, .memorial of Legislature of New Mexico
urging regulation of, 3994.
STOCK EXCHANGES, remarks in Senate and newspaper articles
relating to short selling on, 5212.
Resolution to continue the investigation of short selling on
(see S.Res. 371).
STOCKS AND BONDS, tax sales on margin of corporate securities
(see bill H.R. 14420).
STODDARD, ISABELLE, pension (see bill H.R. 13465).
STODDARD WILLIAM M., relief (see blli H.R. 1825•).
STODDERT, BENJAMIN (first Secretary of the United States
Navy), article by Harriot Stoddert Turner on, 5499.
STOKES, EDWARD L. (a Representative from Pennsylvania).
Attended, 6.
John Paul Jones: address by Mr. Stokes on, 3819.
Bills and joint resoluti ons intrOduced by
Benson, Charles S.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13908), 944.
McDonough, John F.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13806), 719.
Simon, Pete Ernest: for relief (see bill H.R. 13807), 719.
Remarks by, on
Beer bill, 799.
Foreign debts, 528, 529, 530.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Veterans' Adminis-
tration, 3043.
Veterans' benefits, 3110.
War Department appropriation bill--conference report, 5385.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
STOKES, IDA H., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13295).
STOLTERFOHT, ROBERT W., relief (see bill S. 5317).
STONE, GEORGE L., relief (see bill H.R. 5391•).
STONE 00., CHARLES H., AND OTHERS, telegram relative to
tariff barriers raised by the Bermuda Government against
United States food products, 624, 674.
STONER, LOTTIE L., pension (see bill H.R. 14208).
STOPHER, HUBERT, correct military record (see bill H.R. 13824).
STORM, RAYMOND H., letter relative to the proposed distribution
of additional Government-owned cotton to the Red Cross,
2951.
STORY, MR. JUSTICE, excerpts from his book on the Constitu-
tion, 261, 262.
STO'ITS, JOHNS. (deceased}, relief (see bill H.R. 2803•).
STRAW, JESSE A., pension (see bill S. 5523).
STRINE, EMALINE J., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13154).
STRONG, JAMES G. (a Representative from Kansas).
Attended, 6.
Appointed conferee, 5377.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced. by
May, Sarah E.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13843), 817.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1020.
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STRONG, JAMES G.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Currency inflation, 3887, 3888.
Parm allotment-personal statement, 1803.
Farm mortgages, 3038, 3039.
Home loan bank system, 3322.
Interest rates, 997.
Joint-stock land banks-mortgage foreclosures, 354, 355,
356, 357, 358.
National Guard of South Dakota, 5175.
War-debt question, 112.
War Department appropriation bill, 1806.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
STRONG, NATHAN L. (a Representative from Pennsylvania).
Attended, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions intToduced by
Adamson, Girty A.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13267). 45.
Barger, Alena: for relief (see bill H.R. 14497), 2790.
Evans, Samuel A.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13269), 45.
Kegg, Ella Nora:· to pension (see bill H.R. 14596), 3581.
Muhn, Nelle J.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13647), 415.
Nicholson, Sarah J.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13268) 45,
1
Organ, Rachel Spencer: to pension (see bill H.R. 14026).
1258.
Petitions and papers pTesented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 416, 608, 719, 818, 870, 1101, 1259,
1713, 2129, 2642, 3344.
Societies and associations, 416, 478, 608, 719, 818, 1146,
1618, 5189.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTEs.
STROUD, THOMAS M., increase pension (see billS. 5237).
STROUSE, CHARLES E., relief (see bill H.R. 13499).
STRUCHEN, HATTIE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13261).
STRUTTON, ELLA, pension (see bill H.R. 13463).
STUBBS, HAROLD S., relief (see bill H.R. 2217•).
STUCKEY, GEORGE E., relief (see bill H.R. 13572).
STULL, HOWARD W. (a RepTesentative from Pennsylvania).
Attended, 6.
Elected to committees, 75.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bennett, Ellen: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13448). 153.
Moore, Grant William: for relief (see bill H.R. 13683), 476.
Parks. Mary E.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14738),
4555.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 155, 299, 818, 2454, 3655, 4107.
Remarks by, on
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 24.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
STUMP, HARVEY, relief (see bill H.R. 13986).
STURGEON RIVER, MICH., report of Secretary of War on survey
of (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st Sess., as public
document), 297.
SUBSIDIES. See also OCEAN MAIL SUBSIDIES; STEAMSHIP SUBSIDIES.
Remarks in House on the subject of, 841.
SUGAR, petition of the legislative commission from the Philip-
pines relative to imports into the United States of free
Philippine sugar, 160.
Remarks in Senate relative to imports into the United
States of free Philippine sugar, 181, 255.
Resolutions adopted by certain provincial boards of Negros
Occidental relative to free entry of Philippine sugar into
the United States, 229.
Statement regarding the case of the Savannah SugaT Re-
fining Corporation v. The United States, 170.
Table showing tOtal investments in the Philippine sugar
industry, 1086.
SUGGS, FIDELIA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13920).
SUITS. See CoURTS OJ' TID: UNITED STATES.
SULEM, WILLIAM, relief (see bill H.R. 14508•).
SULLIVAN, CHRISTOPHER D. (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 6.
SULLIVAN, GEORGE E., letter relative to the proposed street
railway merger in the District of Columbia, 740.
SULLIVAN, JEREMIAH, relief (see b1ll S. 5287).
SULLIVAN, LAWRENCE, article relative to the stabiliZation of
currencies written by, 2858.
SULLIVAN, PATRICK J. (a Representative from Pennsylvania).
Attended, 6.
SULTZBACH CLOTHING CO., relief (see bill S. 5681).
"SUMMARY OF SOME ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF THE PROPOSED
DOMESTIC-ALLOTMENT PLAN ", brief prepared by 0. R.
Johnson entitled, 1526.
SUMMERS, JOHN L., relief (see bill H.R. 10112*).
SUMMERS, JOHN W. (a Representative from Washington).
Attended, 6.
Appointed conferee, 3801, 4926, 5389.
Appointed teller, 1134.
Amendments offered by, to
Agricultural appropriation bill-com borers, 1048, 1065, 1132.
LXXVI--369
193
SUMMERS, JOHN W.-Conttnued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Columbia River: to construct bridge across (see bills H.R.
13961, 14109). 1100, 1435.
Greer, Joel H.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14027), 1258.
Holmquist, Iver R.: to pension (see b1ll H.R. 14278), 1907.
Mount Adams Highway: ag_thorizing an appropriation for
further surveys and clearing right of way of the (see bill
H.R. 14249) 1833.
I
Ostrander, A. L.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14219), 1712.
Motions and resolutions offered by
House of Representatives: to close restaurant and barber
shop of (H.Res. 381), 4106.
Petitions and papers pTesented by, /Tom
Citizens and individuals, 365, 4211.
Societies and associations, 536, 1259.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 1043, 1069.
- - c o r n borer, 1048, 1049, 1065, 1132, 1333.
--dry-land farming, 1061.
---fruit spraying, 1139.
---naval stores, 1120.
Carnegie Foundation, 3339.
Consolidation of Gover-nment bureaus, 2521.
Cotton classification, 3549.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 3864, 3865.
Eighteenth amendment.: repeal of, 4510.
Farm relief, 5424.
Foreign debts, 3123, 5424.
Government research, 2529.
House of Representatives--restaurant and barber shop, 4068.
Independent omces appropriation bill, 3032, 3090.
---Civil Service Commission, 3033, 3134.
---Board of Mediation, 3034.
---Employees' Compensation Commission, 3034.
---Federal Farm Board, 3189.
---Federal Trade Commission. 3036, 3105, 3119.
Interest rates: reduction of, 3322.
Interior Department appropriation bill-reclamation, 927.
Legislative procedure relative to appropriation bills, 3315.
Medicinal liquor: prescribing of, 4943. -
National Banking Association: powers of Comptroller of the
Currency respecting, 5023.
Postal rates, 5046.
Scientific research by Government, 2529, 2530.
Soviet Russia: recognition of, 5425.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
SUMNER, CHARLES W., relief (see bill H.R. 913*).
SUMNERS, RATION W. (a Representative from Texas).
Attended, 6.
Address before the American Bar Association, Washington,
D.C., October 14, 1932, by, 147.
Appointed manager in impeachment proceedings, 5177.
Amendments offered by, to
Breaking -Of seals on railroad cars, etc., 1898.
Legislative appropriation bill-funerals of deceased Mem-
bers, 3414.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bankruptcy: to amend act to establish in the United States
a uniform system of (see bill H.R. 14359), 2242.
Cooley, Mrs. Mary J.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14642), 3824.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of-authorizing conventions
in the States for consideration of amendment proposing
(see bill H.R. 14726), 4554.
Knott, J. H.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14776), 4957.
McDonald, Ray: for relief (see bill H.R. 14074), 1355.
True, James F.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14073), 1355.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Adjourn: to, 2942.
Bankruptcy system, uniformity of: to suspend rules, 2902.
Committee on the Judiciary: meetings of, 1756, 2032.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy system; uniformity of, 2294, 2907, 2908, 2909,
2916, 5349, 5355, 5357, 5360.
---correction in enrollment of bill relating to, 5422.
Beer bill, 800.
Breaking of seals on railroad cars, etc., 1898.
Declaratory judgments, 697, 698.
Economic problems of agriculture, 137.
Economic relief, 137.
Economic situation-farm-relief question, 1017.
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 7, 12.
Farm-allotment plan, 1518.
Jeanneret, Enriqueta Koch v. de, 709.
Legislative appropriation bill-funerals of deceased Members,
3414.
Louderback, Harold: impeachment of, 4913, 4914, 4923, 4926,
5177, 5474, 5475.
Method of ratifying constitutional amendments, 128.
Stealing on interstate trains, 710.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Judiciary:
Bankruptcy (H.Rept. 1897), 2335.
Criminal cases: proceedings after verdict in (H.Rept. 2047),
4209.
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SUMNERS, HATTON W.-Continued
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Judiciary:
Louderback, Harold: resolutions relative to impeachment of
(H.Res. 402, 403), 5177, 5178.
Stealing from passenger cars (H.Rept. 1791), 475.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
SUNNYVALE, CALIF., grant a perpetual easement to the Pacific
Gas & Electric Co. on the site of the lighter-than-air base
nea (see bill S. 5539 *) .
SUPERPHOSPHATE, investigate production costs of (see S.Res.
298).
SUPERVISING ARCHITECT'S OFFICE, remarks in House relative
to appropriations for, 449.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, granting authority
to prescribe rules of practice and procedure with respect
to proceedings in criminal cases after verdict (see bill
s. 4020 * ).
Concurrent resolution to correct· the enrolled bill (S. 4020)
relative to proceedings in criminal cases after verdict (see
S.Con.Res. 43 * ) .
Decision in the child-labor case of Hammer v. Dagenhart,
726.
Opinion in the case of C. V. Sorrells v. The United States,
2694, 4235.
Opinion in the Mississippi redistricting case of Wood v.
Bloom rendered by, 207.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 2624.
SURIYA, MANOB, receive for instruction at the Military Academy
(see S.J.Res. 134*).
SURPLUS FARM PRODUCTS, aid in the disposition of undesirable
(see bill H.R. 14794).
SURVEY GRAPIDC, article by Edward A. Filene entitled "Rail-
roads, a Superhighway, and the Unemployed" appearing
in, 3999.
SUTHERLAND, ROBERT S., relief (see bill H.R. 3840*).
SUTPHIN, WILLIAM H. (a Representative from New Jersey).
Attended, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Coast protection: to provide Federal aid for construction
groins and bulkheads for (see bill H.R. 13034), 41.
Keyport Harbor, N.J.: to survey (see bill H.R. 13606), 415.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3582, 4454, 4768, 5416.
Societies and associations, 49, 365, 416, 818, 1357, 2244, 3140,
3736, 4958, 5189.
State legislatures, 4376.
Remarks by, on
War Department appropriation bill-Army supplies, 2427.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
SUTTER, JOHN A., relief of estate (see bill H.R. 14793).
SUTTON, MARY ANN, pension (see bill H.R. 14166).
SUTTON, SARAH E., pension (see bill H.R. 14355).
SWANK, F. B. (a Representative from Oklahoma).
Attended, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Carleton, Earnest B.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14318), 2065.
Davidson, Samuel G.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14681), 4106.
Nixon. Sidney R.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14317), 2065.
Pennington, Edward: for relief (see bill H.R. 14680), 4106.
Straight, Jack H.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13987), 1145.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
State legislatures, 3992, 4107.
Remarks by, on
Butler, Robert R.: tribute to the late Representative, 4286.
Farm-allotment plan, 1367.
Farm relief, 2550.
Gold reserve: increase of currency ih circulation based on,
2550.
McHam, Beryl M., 4280.
Williamson, C. M., and others, 4422.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
McBride, Betty (H.Rept. 2148), 5062.
Monnery, C. W. (H.Rept. 2134), 5061.
Stivers, Edgar (H.Rept. 1909), 2554.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
SWANSON, CHARLES E. (a Representative from Iowa).
Attended, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bank checks: to repeal tax on (see bill H.R. 14227), 1779.
Burdick, Emily L.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13350) ,
76.
Income tax on State and Federal securities (H.J.Res. -584),
3138.
Two-cent postage: to restore on first-class mail matter
(see bill H.R. 14223), 1779.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1259, 1327.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
SWANSON, CLAUDE A. (a Senator from Virginia).
Attended, 3.
Appointed member of the Board of Visitors to the Naval
Academy, 1619.
SWANSON, CLAUDE A.-Continued
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1358.
Resignation from Board of Visitors to Naval Academy, 5192.
Resignation from the Senate, 5426.
Tribute to services of, 5660.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Arlington Memorial Bridge: to authorize Secretary of War
to deed certain properties to State of Virginia in order
to connect Lee Boulevard with (see bill S. 5339), 1401.
Contractors and subcontractors: to amend act for relief of
certain (see bill S. 5245), 722.
Edwards, Martha, and Julian L. Rawls: for relief (see bill
s. 5194)' 482.
Graf, Enoch: for relief (see bill S. 5244), 722.
Mount Vernon, Alexandria & Washington Railway Co.: to
confer jurisdiction on Court of Claims to hear and de-
termine claim of (see bill S. 5195), 482.
Public buildings: emergency relief relative to erection of
(see bill S. 5418), 1857.
Virginia Engineering Co., Inc.: for relief (see bill S. 5338),
1401.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill-Federal-aid highways, 3706.
Byrd, Richard E., 1154, 1156, 1157.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton---<:onference re-
port, 2947, 2949.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4225.
Naval strength, 3505.
Navy surplus clothing, 824.
Printing of newspaper articles in Record, 1846.
Robinson, Joseph T.: address by, 368.
Treasury-Post Office appropriation bill--executive economy,
3505, 3509.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Naval Affairs:
La Carte, William Joseph (S.Rept. 1190), 3744.
Vigneault, William Joseph (S.Rept. 1189), 3744.
Votes Of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
SWE.."-RINGEN, NANNIE, relief (see bill S. 363).
SWEDISH SYSTEM OF LIQUOR CONTROL, remarks in House
relative to, 4253.
SWEENEY, MARTIN L. (a Representative from Ohio).
Attended, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Civil Service Retirement Act: to permit payment of any
sum due deceased employees or former employees who
have become incompetent under (see bill H.R. 14414),
2555.
Remarks by, on
Beer bill, 795.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
SWICK, J. HOWARD (a Representative from Pennsylvania).
Attended, 6.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1435.
Veterans, hospitalization for: address before American In-
stitute of Homeopathy on, 2237.
Bills and joint resolutions i ntroduced by
Chandler, AdaM.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14722)
4453. •
Crawford, Clara: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14170),
1548.
Hutchison, Elizabeth C.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
14171). 1548.
Purvis, Mary A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13788),
666.
Shelar, Lizzie: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14528), 3052.
Smith, Esther J.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14760},
4767.
Smith. Kate: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14475), 2723.
Petitions and papers presented by; from
Citizens and individuals, 365, 667, 1357, 2337, 3053, 3344, 3420,
3583, 4455, 5063, 5290.
Societies and associations, 49, 285, 667, 1987, 2454, 2556, 2724,
4107. 4298, 5189.
Remarks by, on
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill-prisons, 2700.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Veterans' Adminis-
tration, 3216.
Kopp, William F.: tribute to, 5550.
Medicinal liquor: prescribing of, 4943, 4945.
Postal rates, 5046.
Unemployment relief, 4733.
Votes oj. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
SWING, PHILIP D. (a Representative from California).
Attended, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Acrey, Lee: for relief (see bill H.R. 13272), 45.
Assessment work on mining claims: providing for suspension
of annual (see H.J.Res. 487), 41.
Bertolucci, Harry C.: for relief (see bill H.R.14334), 2128.
Capron, Irene Elizabeth: authorizing grant of certain public
lands in Imperial County, Calif., to (see bill H.R. 13648),
415.
Coffman, Hallie: for relief (see bill H.R. 13446), 153.
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SWING, PHILIP D.-Continued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced 'by
Common carriers by water: amending the Shipping Act,
1916, as amended, to further regulate (see bill H.R. 14124),
1547.
De Perini, Louis Columbus: for relief (see bill H.R. 13447),
153.
Goss, Paul H .• and others: authorizing acceptance of gold
watch presented to each of them by the governor of north-
ern . district of . Lower California, Mexico (see bill H.R.
13845), 817.
Hughes, John Burton: to pension (see bill H.R. 14427), 2555.
Irwin, Ralph C.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13273), 45.
Little, John E.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13844), 817.
Moon, Eunice A.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13519), 285.
Naturalization laws: to amend section 4 of act of March 2,
1929, to supplement the (see bill H.R. 14079), 1395.
Parks, Sarah C.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13271), 45.
Park system, California: to provide for the selection of cer-
tain lands for use of (see bill H.R. 14534), 3138.
San Diego, Calif.: to authorize sale o! portion o! Pueblo
lands of San Diego to city of (see bill H.R. 14576), 3343.
Searle, William S.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13274), 45.
Wallace, Mary H.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13270), 45.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Rules: to suspend, 5389.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 49, 1834, 2129, 2337, 3053, 4376, 5063.
Societies and associations, 478.. 2129.
State legislatures, 3825.
Remarks by, on
Butler, Robert R.: memorial address to, 4369.
Caldwell, George, 3647.
Government purchase of American goods, 1892.
Interior Department appropriation bill-Boulder Dam, 925.
---reclamation, 661.
Legislative appropriation bill-salary reductions, 3407.
Order of business, 5021.
Park system, California, 5165, 5389, 5391, 5392.
Philippine independence, 1086.
Unemployment and economic causes, 1130.
War Department appropriation bill-<:itizens' military
training camps, 2322.
---officers' retired pay, 2046, 2057.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Public Lands:
Park system, California (H.Rept. 2036), 4209.
University of Arizona: use of lands by (H.Rept. 2090), 4767.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
SYLDS, HENRY NORRELL, relief (see bill H.R. 14539).
SYMES, ED AND ELIZABETH, relief (see bill H.R. 3848•).
SZYMANSKI, K. S., relief (see bill H.R. 8189 • ) .
TABER, EMMA F., relief (see bill H.R. 14052).
TABER, JOHN (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 6.
Appointed conferee, 5360.
Appointed teller, 1065.
Amendments offered by, to
Agricultural appropriation bill-Forest Service, 1073.
- - - genetics and biophysics, 1068.
- - - naval stores, 1117.
---public roads, 1130.
First deficiency appropriation bill-emergency relief, District
of Columbia, 1304.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Civil Service Com-
mission, 3132, 3134.
Irrigation projects: water users on (S. 5417), 5159.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill (H.R.
13520). 4617.
War Department appropriation bill-Army supplies, 2178,
2424, 2427.
- - - buildings, 2221.
---impounding in Treasury, 2442.
---Organized Reserves, 2312.
- - - pay scale, 2427.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Nicholson, Maude G.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14216), 1712.
World War veterans: to provide for the apportionment of
disability allowance for (see bill H.R. 14387), 2452.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 987, 992, 993, 994, 1021, 1023,
1024, 1025, 1043, 1068, 1120, 1123.
---conference report, 5140.
---cotton, 1057.
- - - d ry-land farming, 1059, 1060, 1063.
---Forest Service, 1074.
- - - n aval stores, 1116, 1117, 1120.
---public roads, 1130.
---transfer of appropriations, 1071.
Appropriation bills: change in committee procedure on,
4817, 4818.
Farm-allotment plan, 1602, 1670, 1687.
First deficiency appropriation bill--emergency relief, Dis-
trict of Columbia, 1304, 1305, 1306, 1308.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Arlington Memorial
Bridge, 3132.
---Civil Service Commission, 3132, 3234,
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Remarks by, on
Irrigation projects: water users on, 5143, 5146, 5159.
Joint .Committee on Veterans' Benefits, 5543.
Morristown National Historical Park, N.J., 5170.
Naval strength, 4818.
Navy Department appropriation bill, 4818.
---officers' pay, 4818, 4819.
---salary reductions, 4827, 4830.
- - - vessels, 4842.
Philippine independence, 1083.
Public buildings: naming of subcontractors on, 3569, 3570.
Samoa: government for American, 4928, 4936.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill--<:on-
ference report, 4617.
--.-public buildings, 451.
Tribute to retiring Members, 5559.
Unemployed persons placed on unoccupied farms, 705.
Unemployment relief, 4733.
Vacating proceedings in Journal, 983.
War Department appropriation bill-Army supplies, 2178,
2424.
--buildings, 2221, 2222, 2223, 2225.
---conference report, 5379, 5380, 5385.
- - - constructive service pay, 3822.
---impounding in Treasury, 2442.
---motor trucks, 2HJ9.
---officers' retired pay, 2428.
---Organized Reserves, 2309, 2312.
---pay scale, 2428.
---rivers and harbors, 2434, 2437.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
TABER, L. J., address over the radio concerning the program of
the National Grange for reconstruction delivered by, 4655.
TACKETT, JOHN HENRY, relief (see bills S. 5168; H.R. 14337).
TAGGART, EMMA R. H., remarks in House on bill (H.R. 10259)
for relief of, 3220.
TAKOMA, D.C., resolutions adopted by the citizens' associations
relative to the proposed street-railway merger, 740, 741.
TALLEY, ROBERT, article relative to unemployment relief written
by, 2271.
TALLMADGE, HOWARD EMMErT, relief (see bill H.R. 964).
TAMPEN (Nonvegian steamer), relief of owners of (see bill H.R.
12746•).
TAMPICO MARINE ffiON WORKS, relief (see billS. 188; H.J.Res.
104*).
TANK CORPS. See ARMY.
TANKERSLEY, R. L:, relief (see bill H.R. 14456).
TAPLIN, WILLIAM RAY, relief (see billS. 855*).
TAR BAY, MD., report of Secretary of War on survey of, 37.
TARIFF. See btPORT DUTIES.
TARIFF COMMISSION, annual report of (H.Doc. 423), 39, 59.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 3209.
Report concerning imports and exports submitted by
(S.Doc. 180), 4713, 5292.
Report of investigations for adjustment of tari1I rates, 5433,
5651.
Resolution directing an investigation with respect to tariif
bargaining (see S.Res. 325).
"TARIFF OUTLOOK--1933 ", address delivered by William L.
Monro, entitled, 3596.
TARVER, MALCOLM C. (a Representative from Georgia).
Attended, 6.
Address before the Tariff Commission on the subject of an
increase in the tariff on ties for baling cotton delivered
by, 1657. •
Appointed manager in impeachment proceedings, 5177.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Densmore, Lula A.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14259), 1834.
Emmerson, Sarah M.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13351), 76.
Epps, Fred: for relief (see bill H.R. 14476), 2723.
Hunter, James Harold: for relief (see bill H.R. 13909), 944.
Sanders, Marshall W.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13352), 76.
Scoggins, Sidney C.: to pension (see b111 H.R. 13808), 719.
Shabel, Joseph: for relief (see bill H.R. 13952), 1056.
Turner, Joe S.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13353), 76.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Overthrow of government: special order for bill (H.R. 8378)
making it a crime to advocate or promote the (H.Res.
386). 4297.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 77, 231, 365, 3420, 3583.
Societies and associations, 77, 536, 608, 4642.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2912, 5349, 5355, 5357.
Beer bill, 745, 746, 762, 763.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill-prohibition enforcement, 2682, 2685, 2687.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 7, 8, 10, 20, 4509.
Farm allotment plan, 1385.
Georgia's penal system-Burns case, 1009.
Louderback, Harold, 4918.
Lowe, John I., 3222.
Medicinal liquor: prescribing of, 4938.
Order of business, 921.
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TARVER, MALCOLM C.-Continued
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Judiciary:
Overthrow of government (H.Rept. 2061), 4297.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
TATUM, GEORGE, relief (see bill H.R. 5770).
TAXATION, amendment in Senate prohibiting payment of refunds
of taxes unless approved by the Joint Committee on In-
ternal Revenue Taxation, 1637, 1644.
Bills to repeal the tax on bank checks (see bills H.R. 13024,
13033, 13374, 13455, 13608).
Bill to authorize an investigation of taxation in relation to
agriculture (see bill S. 964•).
Bill to levy a sales tax (see bill H.R. 13993) .
Concurrent resolution to print additional copies of the pre-
liminary report of the Committee on Ways and "Means in
House on double taxation (see H.Con.Res. 46).
Joint resolution for amendment to the Constitution to allow
the United States to tax income from State securities and
allow the States to tax income from United States securi-
ties (see H.J.Res. 506).
Joint resolution providing for the calling of a conference of
the governors of the various States for the purpose of fur-
nishing relief for the taxpayers (see H.J.Res. 520).
Remarks in House relative to refunds of taxes, 352, 1296,
1320.
Remarks in House relative to the income tax and the
nuisance taxes, 1256.
Remarks in House relative to the right of States to sue the
United States for the recovery of direct taxes, 5628.
Remarks in Senate relative to tax refunds, 1472, 1552.
Report of L. H. Parker on refunds of internal-revenue taxes,
1558.
Statistics of taxes--Federal, State, and local-for 1921 and
1930, 214.
Table showing taxes for an average person for a full year
under existing rates, 3142.
Table of per capita taxes for certain cities, 4192.
TAX-EXEMPT SECURITIES, retirement of Liberty bonds through
the issuance of (see bill H.R. 13874).
Joint resolution for amendment to the Constitution pro-
viding for taxation of income from (see S.J.Res. 224).
Remarks in Senate relative to, 3599.
Remarks in House relative to, 4084.
TAXICAB RATES, table showing rates for cities similar in popula-
tion to Washington, D.C., 4845.
TAXICABS. See DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
TAYLOR, EDMOND, article entitled "Why -E uropeans Get Dis-
torted Picture of United States" written by, 5070.
TAYLOR, EDWARD T. (a Representative from Colorado).
Attended, 6.
Appointed conferee, 3801, 5603.
Grazing on forest reserves: statement before Committee on
Agriculture relative to, 5057.
Remarks in House on the naming of an Indian hospital
in the State of Colorado for, 648.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Assessment work on mining claims: providing for suspen-
sion during year 1932-33 of annual (see H .J.Res. 481}, 41.
Constitution of the United States: proposing amendment
providing for election of Members of the House and fixing
terms of service of Representatives to (see H.J.Res. 483), 41.
Emergency Relief and Construction Act, 1932: relating to
security for certain loans under section 201 of (see bill
H.R. 14137), 1547.
Interior Department: making appropriations for fiscal year
ending June 30, 1934, for the (see bill H.R. 13710}, 534.
Reclamation fund: authorizing loans by Reconstruction
Finance Corporation to (see bill H.R. 14649), 3918.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Adjourn: to, 534.
Grazing fees within national forests: favoring a reducing
in (see H.Res. 305), 41.
Interior Department appropriation b1ll-to disagree to Sen-
ate amendments ancJ ask for conference, 3801.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 608, 667, 1101, 1146, 1549, 3583
3920. ' Ratification by the legislature of the proposed amendment to
Societies and associations, 155.
Remarks by, on
Appropriation bills: change in committee procedure on,
4816.
Gunnison National Park, Colo., 1875.
Interior Department appropriation bill, 503, 526, 527, 942.
---conference report, 4180, 4182.
- - - Geologic Survey printing, 930.
---Howard University, 936.
Tribute to retiring Members, 5586.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Appropriations:
Interior Department appropriation bill (H.R. 13710, H.Rept.
1792)' 534, 988.
Committee of conference:
Interior Department appropriation b111 (H.R. 13710, H.Rept.
2018)' 4062.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
TAYLOR, ELIZABETH, relief (see b111 H.R. 13263).
TAYLOR, ELLA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14196).
TAYLOR, EMMA BERLET, relief (see bill H.R. 14454).
TAYLOR, H. A., relief (see bill H.R. 13098). .
TAYLOR, H. W., relief (see b1ll H.R. 10312*).
TAYLOR, J. WILL (a Representative from Tennessee).
Attended, 6.
Lincoln, Abraham : address on, 3982.
Remarks by, on
District of Columbia-street-railway corporation merger of
3984. ' ,
Farm-allotment plan, 1602, 1697.
First deficiency appropriation bill-employment service,
1319.
---Immigration Service, 1312.
---tax refunds, 1956.
Fort D. A. Russell, 585.
Irrigation projects: water users on, 5146, 5151, 5159.
Jeanneret, Enriqueta Koch v. de, 709.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
TAYLOR, JAMES W., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13143).
TAYLOR, JOHN W., relief (see b111 H.R. 14352).
TAYLOR, KATHERINE G., relief (see bill H.R. 1938•).
TAYLOR, MARY A., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13222).
TAYLOR, PAUL S., print paper entitled "The American-Mexican
Frontier-Neuces County, Tex.", written by (see S.Res.
353).
TAYLOR & SON, J. H., relief (see bill H.R. 13740}.
TEAGUE, ANNIE E., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13073).
TECHNOCRACY, article appearing in the Washington Star, and
an editorial appearing in the New Outlook on the sub-
ject of, 2992.
Comments of Theodore Marburg on the subject of, 1858.
Remarks in House relative to the meaning of the word
1818. ,
TEJ\.IPLE, HENRY W. (a Representative from Pennsylvania).
Attended, 6.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1435.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Third International Conference on Private Aerial Law:
to authorize an appropriation for the expense of partici-
pation of the United States in (see H.J.Res. 568), 2336.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Kendall, Samuel A.: on death of (H.Res. 345), 1435.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 608, 1056, 1146, 1357, 3140.
Societies and associations, 77, 231, 608, 1327, 2338, 3583.
Remarks by, on
Norwegian steamer Tampen, 708.
Vacating proceedings in Journal, 982.
War Department appropriation b111--oiD.cers' retired pay,
2058.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
TENNESSEE RIVER, remarks in House relative to development of,
4758.
TENNESSEE VALLEY, article from the Washington (D.C.) Evening
Star relative to the plan proposed by President-elect
Roosevelt for developing, 3182.
TERRELL MILITARY COLLEGE, TEXAS, relief (see bill H.R.
6572*).
TETREAULT, ISIDORE A., relief {see bill H.R. 13840).
TEXARKANA & FORT SMITH RAILWAY CO., extend time for
construction of bridge across Little River, Ark., by (see
bill s. 5571).
TEXAS, memorial of legislature urging Congress to desist from
further attempting to interfere with the natural economic
laws, 3101.
Memorials of citizens opposing repeal of the eighteenth
amendment, modification of the Volstead Act, and legali-
zation of beer, 3738.
Petition of the Baptist General Convention relative to the
eighteenth amendment and the Volstead Act, 946.
the Constitution of the United States relative to the
terms of the President, Vice President, Senators, and
Representatives, 35, 87. .
Remarks in Senate relative to removal of United States
troops from posts in, 1102.
Remarks in House on the anniversary of the independence
of, 5418.
Summary of memorials of citizens remonstrating against
repeal of the eighteenth amendment or modification pf
the Volstead Act, 4109.
Text of the 1932 Democratic congressional convention reso-
lution, 1219.
TEXAS CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION, authorizing the President
to invite other nations to participate in (see H.J.Res.
582, 596).
Remarks in House on House Joint Resolution 596, authoriz-
ing the President to invite foreign nations to participate
in, 4544.
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TEXAS POWER & LIGHT CO., relief (see blll S. 5204•).
Report of the Comptroller General of the United States on
claim of, 39, 60.
TEXAS SHEEP & GOAT RAISERS' ASSOCIATION, resolutions on
miscellaneous subjects received from, 2729.
TEXTILE FOUNDATION, annual report of, 60.
TEXTILES, provide protection for (see b1lls S. 5075•; H.R. 14727•).
THANKS OF CONGRESS, to present to Mrs. W. F. Ctoss, of Miami,
Fla. (see H.J.Res. 604, 607).
THATCHER, MAURICE H. (a Representative· from Kentucky).
Attended, 6.
Appointed conferee, 3801.
Lincoln, Abraham: address of J. Will Taylor of Tennessee,
on, 3982.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Constitution of the United States: to provide for method
of amending (see H.J.Res. 614), 5290.
Davis, William M.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13481),
230.
Mammoth Cave National Park, Ky.: to provide for establish-
ment of (see bill H.R. 14797), 5651.
Morehead Henry B.: to extend Civil Service retirement bene-
fits to (see bill H.R. 14335), 2128.
Watson, Mary Seeley: for relief (see bill H.R. 14561), 3236.
Remarks by. on
A statement of stewardship in Congress, 5647.
Balancing the Budget-President's message, 3112.
District of Columbia:-kidnaping legislation, 4621.
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 18.
Interior Department appropriation b1ll, 503.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation blll-
Air Mail Service, 506.
---conference report, 4619, 5375.
---foreign air mail, 469.
---public buildings, 411.
---retirement pay, 514.
- - - salary cuts, 524.
War Department appropriation bill-Panama Canal, 2449.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
THAYER, SUSAN, pension (see bill H.R. 13229).
THAYER, SYDNEY, JR., reUef (see bill H.R. 1936•).
THEBERGE, KATHERINE R., relief (see bill S. 914•).
THE DALLES BRIDGE CO., allow them to bridge the Columbia
River (see bills S. 5486, 570P; H.R. 13961, 14109•, 14787•).
THEROULT, EDWARD, relief (see bill H.R. 13233).
THETA B. SPRING, relief (see bill S. 5378).
THIRD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PRIVATE AERIAL
LAW, authorizing an appropriation for the expense of
participation of the United States in the conference to be
held in Rome, Italy, in 1933 (see H.J.Res. 568•).
Message from the President transmitting a recommendation
for an appropriation for expenses of participation by the
United States in (S.Doc. 175), 2198, 2237, 2242.
THOMAS, MRS. CARLYSLE VON, SR., relief (see bill H.R. 14541).
Letter from the Secretary of the Navy transmitting a draft
of a proposed bill for relief, 2554.
THOMAS, CHARLES S. (a former Senator from Colorado).
Letter on the subject of the silver question written by, 334.
THOMAS, EDMUND W., letter relative to branch banking written
by, 1264.
THOMAS, ELBERT D. (a Senator-elect from Utah) .
Credentials presented, 156.
THOMAS, ELMER (a Senator from Oklahoma).
Attended, 3.
Appointed conferee, 1449, 3770, 5012.
Banking pract~ces: radio address of John A. Simpson, presi-
dent of NatiOnal Farmers Union, on, 4963.
Credentials presented, 481.
Currency lnftation: newspaper articles and editorials rela-
tive to, 2864.
---resolutions of citizens of Tulsa, Okla., favoring, 3742.
u Democrats Must Act Swiftly or Lose Public Confidence ":
article by Burton K. Wheeler entitled, 2866.
Farm mortgages: foreclosures on-newspaper article by
Russell Owen in New York Times on, 3955.
Farm problems: address of John A. Simpson, president of
the National Farmers' Union, on, 2733.
Foreclosures on loans: resolution of citizens of Tulsa, Okla.,
relative to prevention of, 3743.
Republic of Colombia: financial condition of, 2885.
Silver, remonetization of: radio address by Burton K.
Wheeler, of Montana, on, 4966.
Amendments offered by, to
Glass-Steagall banking bill (S. 4412), 1402.
---Federal Reserve System, 2072.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation blll-
air mail, 1163.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Choctaw County, Okla.: claim of district no. 13 for payment
of tuition for Indian pupils (see bill S. 5684), 4789.
Coleman, Grady D.: for relief (see bill S. 5393), 1623.
Currency inflation by bond issue (see bill S. 5561), 2866.
Dixon, Frederick E.: !or relief (see bill s. 4987) , 62.
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THOMAS, ELMERr-Contlnued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Elliott, Ira H.: to pension (see bill S. 5569) , 305ft
Income-tax deficiencies: further extending time for pay-
ment of (see bill S. 5690), 4874.
Kiowa, Comanche, and Apache Indian tribes: to pay ex-
penses of prosecuting claims against the United States
from tribal funds of (see bill S. 5620), 3745.
Land in Ottawa County, Okla.: to authorize purchase of (see
b111 s. 5427) ' 1858.
Mineral rights: to provide protection and relief to farmers
in respect to (see S.J.Res. 247), 2g58.
Money: to regulate value of (see bill S. 5292), 949.
Nez Perce Indians: to amend act for relief of (see bill s.
5663) ' 4380.
Ramsey, Bruce F.: for relief (see billS. 4988), 62.
Seminole Indians: to provide for per capita payments to
certain (see bill S. 5507), 2460.
Stroud, Thomas M.: to increase pension (see bill S. 5237),
675.
Thompson, Joseph: for relief (see bill S. 5542), 2644.
Winscott, Elizabeth: to pension (see billS. 4989), 62.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Kickapoo Indian lands, Oklahoma: to concur in House
amendment, 3750.
National Policy Committee: proposing the creation of a per-
manent standing committee of the Senate to be designated
as (see S.Res. 308), 822.
Petroleum industry: investigation by Federal Trade Commis-
sion of waste in (see S.Res. 339), 2157.
Printing of committee hearing on banking bill (see S.Res.
336)' 2030.
Value of the dollar: to appoint committee to consider (see
S.Res. 328), 1858.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
State legislatures, 4110.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 4694.
Banks: loans by Reconstruction Finance Corporation to,
2662.
Banks and their influence on business policies, 2740.
Branch banking, 168.
Cloture, 1988, 2078.
Currency inflation, 2866, 3157, 3262, 3372, 3373, 4573, 4576,
4584, 4694, 4696, 4699, 4702, 4706, 4707.
Currency substitutes, 1846, 1848, 1849, 2163, 2270, 2271.
Economic distress, 1459.
Farm relief, 1109.
Financial legislation, 948, 949.
Five Civilized Tribes in Oklahoma, 1449.
---conference report, 2201.
5-day week, 4312.
Glass-Steagall banking bill, 1459, 1573, 1574, 1580, 1632, 1633,
1634, 1649, 1651, 1656, 1724, 1725, 1726, 1727, 1728,
1729, 1731, 1732, 1734, 1735, 1736, 1737, 1738, 1739,
1740, 1741, 1744, 1745, 1746, 1747, 1748, 1749, 1750,
1752, 1754, 1755, 1849, 2004, 2005, 2012, 2013, 2156,
2158, 2159, 2160, 2209, 2263, 2265, 2266, 2485.
---branch banking, 2267, 2283, 2289.
---Federal Reserve System, 2158, 2267, 2279, 2280, 2281,
2282.
---silver, remonetization of, 2360, 2361, 2362, 2392, 2396,
2490, 2491, 2492, 2506.
Indian affairs, 2287, 2288.
International Mercantile Marine Co. mall contract, 5305.
Kickapoo Indian lands, Oklahoma, 3750.
National banking associations, 4691.
National military parks, 3671.
National policy committee in Senate, 822.
Navy surplus clothing, 918.
Order of business, 1732, 2509.
ottawa County, Okla., 4971.
Owen, Robert L.: letter by, 950.
Petroleum industry, 4959, 4960.
---investigation of waste in, 2157.
Positions not under Civil Service, 2255.
Puerto Rican Hurricane Relief Commission, 4692.
Seminole Indian claims--veto message, 2881.
Tariffs, 3250.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 3258.
Wall Street, 4776, 4779.
Wheat situation, 1187.
Wheeler, Burton K.: article by, 903.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Indian Affairs:
Deceased Indians: to purchase allotments of (S.Rept . .1203),
3829.
Purchase of lands in Ottawa County, Okla. (S.Rept. 1202),
3829.
Seminole Indians, Oklahoma: per capita payments to (S.
Rept. 1358). 5447.
Tuition for Indian pupils in Oklahoma (S. 5684), 4874:.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
THOMAS, HARRY, relief (see bill S. 5455).
THOMAS, JOHN (a Senator from Idaho).
Attended, 667.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1436.
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Amendments offered by, to
Glass-Steagall banking bill, 2072, 2511.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Fort Hall Indian irrigation project, Idaho: to authorize
construction of Michaud division of (S. 5589), 3424.
Minidoka irrigation project: authorizing certain contractual
changes relating to payment of certain construction costs
of (see bills S. 5402, 5526), 1718, 2563.
Reclamation fund: to authorize advances to (see bill S.
5471) 2131.
J Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Water users on irrigation projects: for temporary relief o!
certain (see bills S. 5332, 5417), 1329, 1857.
---extend operation of act of April 1, 1932, for temporary
relief of (see bills S. 5236, 5269}, 675, 887.
Remarks by, on
Glass-Steagall banking bill-banking affiliates, 2511.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation:
Colonial Realty Co. (S.Rept. 1159), 3489.
Reclamation fund: advances to (S.Rept. 1254}, 4459.
Water resources of Sacramento, San Joaquin, and Kern
Rivers, Calif. (S.Rept. 1325), 5297.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
THOMAS, MARY M., pension (see bill H.R. 14474).
THOMAS, SALLY E., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13248).
THOMAS D. DEE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, OGDEN, UTAH, letter
opposing the rendering of hospital treatment to veterans
for anything other than service-connected disability
adopted by the statf of, 947.
THOMASON, R. EWING (a Representative from Texas).
Attended, 6.
Appointed on funeral committee, 414.
Appointed teller, 2191.
Amendments offered by, to
First deficiency appropriation bill-Fort Knox, Ky., 1322.
War Department appropriation bill-motor trucks, 2190.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Benavides, Petra M.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13280), 46.
Burr, Orrin: for relief (see bill H.R. 14055), 1326.
Government services, El Paso, Tex.: to provide quarters for
certain (H.R. 14531), 3138.
Kline, Ellen: for relief (see bill H.R. 13277), 45.
Lee, Emma L.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13279), 46.
McMahan, William A.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13281), 46.
Miller, Emmeline: to pension (see bill H.R. 13278). 46.
O'Dell, Grover Cleveland: to pension (see bill H.R. 13741),
535.
Sienkbeil, William A.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13276), 45.
Smith, Earl: for relief (see bill H.R. 14198}, 1617.
Tankersley, R. L.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14456), 2641.
Thompson, Virden: for relief (see bill H.R. 13275), 45.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Fort D. A. Russell: requesting retention of troops heretofore
stationed at (see H.Res. 326), 607.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 719, 870, 2454.
Societies and associations, 49, 536, 719, 1101, 2642, 3920.
State legislatures, 5063.
Remarks by, on
Casey, Escha Whittington, 3714.
First deficiency appropriation bill-Immigration Service,
1314.
Fort D. A. Russell: protest against abandonment of, 583,
584, 1322, 3120, 3121, 4094.
Garrett, Daniel E.: memorial address to, 4366.
Indemnity to Mexico, 5049.
Irrigation projects: water users on, 5143, 5147.
New Mexico: patents to lands in, 4861, 4862.
Stoddard, William M., 3732.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
Air Mail Service, 506.
War Department appropriation bill-Army post consolida-
tion, 2226.
---Cavalry, 2190.
---conference report, 5530.
---horses, 2216.
- - - motor trucks, 2190.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Military Affairs:
Edgar, William F.: bequest of (H.Rept. 1934), 2723.
Fanning, Frank (H.Rept. 1974), 3419.
Newman, John (H.Rept. 1975), 3419.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
THOMPSON, ANNA M., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13343).
THOMPSON, AUGUSTUS, relief (see bills S. 5474; H.R. 10973*).
THOMPSON, JOSEPH, relief (see billS. 5542}.
Bill to pension (see bill H.R. 14051).
THOMPSON, MARGARET, increase pension (see bi~l S. 5064).
THOMPSON, OSCAR, relief (see bill H.R. 13509).
THOMPSON, SARAH E., relief (see bill H.R. 14470).
THOMPSON, VIRDEN, relief (see bill H.R. 13275).
THOMPSON, WILLIAM B., relief (see billS. 284*).
THOMSON, E. H., letter relative to farm-mortgage loans in Massa-
chusetts, 5089.
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THORNTON, CHARLES R., grant land patent to (see blll S. 2144*) •.
THOROUGHMAN, MARY M. A., increase pension (see bill H.R.
13861).
THREE-WAY FARM RELIEF BILL, letter and memorandum from
Arthur J. Edwards relative to the authority of Congress to
enact, 3347.
THURMOND, MRS. WILLIE C., pension (see bill H.R. 14383).
THURSTON, LLOYD (a Representative from Iowa).
Attended, 6. .
Browning, Julia A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13555) , 298.
Delay, Maude: to pension (see bill H.R. 13283), 46.
Gaskill, Frances C.: to increase pension (see b1ll H.R. 13284),
46.
Mason, C. V.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14560), 3236.
Neidigh, Mary A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13282),
46.
Post-office building site, Bedford, Iowa: to amend act au-
thorizing acceptance of (see bill H.R. 14799), 5651.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 2338, 2724, 2792.
State legislatures, 2338.
Remarks by, on
Independent offices appropriation bill-Veterans' Adminis-
tration, 3026, 3028.
Philippine independence-veto message, 1762.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
TIBURZIO, PRIMO, relief (see bill H.R. 2917*).
TIDWELL, CHAMBLISS L., relief (see bill H.R. 7409*).
TIERNEY, WILLIAM L. (a Representative from Connecticut).
Attended, 6.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 478, 608.
Societies and associations, 231.
Remarks by, on
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4526.
Votes of.See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
TIES FOR BALING COTTON, remarks by Representative Tarver
before the Tariff Commission relative to the tariff on,
1657.
TILGHMAN, ZOE A., relief (see bill H.R. 6933*).
TILSON, JOHN Q. (a Representative from Connecticut).
Resignation of, 6.
TIMBERLAKE, CHARLES B. (a Representative from Colorado).
Attended, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Aid, Rebecca: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13285), 46.
Votes of.See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
TINKHAM, GEORGE HOLDEN (a Representative from Massa-
chusetts).
Attended, 6.
Appointed conferee, 4624.
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1354.
Appointed teller, 2697.
Amendments offered by, to
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priations bill (H.R. 14363) -prohibition enforcement,
2682, 2693.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Foreign policy of the United States: to investigate political
activities of organizations which attempt to intl.uence
(H.Res. 368), 3343.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 49.
Remarks by, on
Ames, William H., 3644.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill-prohibition enforcement, 2693, 2697.
Foreign policies of United States: investigation of attempts
to influence, 3336, 3339.
Foreign policies of the Republican .administration, 4762.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
TIPPETTS, CHARLES S., letter relative to the control of currency
inflation written by, 3374.
TOBACCO, amendment and remarks in House relative to produc-
tion of, 1663, 1670, 1673.
TOBACCO SEED, restrict the exportation of (see bill H.R. 13565).
TOBIN, DANIEL J., letter to J. H. Cookman quoting Representa-
tive McDuffie, of Alabama, relative to the wages of Fed-
eral employees, 397.
TOENBERG, MARIE, relief (see bill H.R. 13262*).
TOLEDO (OillO) CENTRAL LABOR UNION, resolution favoring
bill (S. 2487) for the remonetization of silver, 4584.
TOLL BRIDGES. See BRIDGES.
TOMBIGBEE RIVER, allow Monroe County, Miss., to bridge (see
bills S. 5261*; H.R. 13753).
Bill to provide for the channeling and improvement of
(see bill H.R. 14644).
Report of Secretary of War on survey of (ordered printed
in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public document), 36.
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TONEY, POINDEXTER, pension (see bill S. 5345).
TONNEMACHER, WILHELMINA, increase pension (see bill H.R.
13383).
TOPOGRAPinC SURVEYS, remarks in House relative to appro-
priations for, 928.
TORRANCE, LOTTIE A., pension (see bill S. 5511).
TOWARD, ROSE, increase pension (see blll S. 5405).
TOWN CREEK, MISS., provide for controlling the floods of (see
bill H.R. 14647).
TOWNSEND, JOHN G., JR. (a Senator from Delaware).
Attended, 3.
Appointed conferee, 5193.
Appointed member of the Senate omce Building Commis-
sion, 79.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Hall, Mary Elizabeth: to increase pension (see bill S. 5563),
2958.
National banks: to protect depositors in (S. 5686), 4789.
Moti0116 and resolutions offered by
Thompson, William B. (S. 284}: to concur in House amend-
ment, 2802.
Remarks by, on
Labor conditions in., flood-control areas, 3750.
Reports made by, from
Committee to Audit and Control the Contingent Expenses of
the Senate:
Air mail and ocean mail contracts: investigation of (S.Res.
349), 4874.
Barkley, Matilda A. (S.Res. 366), 4874.
Committee on Banking and Currency:
Hearings during Seventy-third Congress (S.Res. 373), 5441.
Committee on Finance:
Hearings during Seventy-third Congress (S.Res. 378); 5441.
Committee on Indian Affairs:
Special assistant for (S.Res. 223), 5441.
Funeral expenses of Coolidge funeral committee (S.J.Res.
318). 1717.
Jones, Wesley L.: funeral expenses (S.Res. 294), 368.
McGrain, Mary F. (S.Res. 296), 368.
Memorial services for Calvin Coolidge (S.Con.Res. 38), 1714.
Mississippi flood-control projects: labor conditions on
(S.Res. 300}, 4313.
North Carolina senatorial election contest (S.Res. 346), 4874.
Simmons, Gladyce W.: resolution to pay (S.Res. 372), 5441.
Walsh, Thomas J.: funeral of (S.Res. 379), 5441.
Waterman, Charles W.: funeral expenses (S.Res. 295), 368.
Wild-life resources (S.Res. 340), 4889.
Committee on Claims:
Anderson, Frank (S.Rept. 1112), 2562.
Reimer, J. R. (S.Rept. 1330), 5296.
Roden, Mary Agnes (S.Rept. 1113), 2562.
Vigliotti, Joseph (S.Rept. 1331), 5296.
Walsh, Patrick Henry (S.Rept. 1212), 3931.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
TRADE ASSOCIATIONS, form (see bill S. 5480).
TRADE BARRIERS. See IMPORT DUTIES.
TRADE MARKS, article by Paul Findlay entitled "Right to Main-
tain Resale Prices a Throwback to the Fifth Amend-
ment" relating to trade-marked goods, 5437.
Bill to protect owners of (see bill S. 97•).
Remarks in Senate relative to the so-called " fair trade bill "
(S. 97) to protect owners of, 482, 822, 826, 915, 919.
Statement by Representative Kelly, of Pennsylvania, on bill
(S. 97} to protect owners of, 2569.
TRADING WITH THE ENEMY ACT, amend (see bill H.R. 6017•).
TRAIL, BRITISH COLUMBIA, remarks in Senate and correspond-
ence relative to the damage in stevens County, Wash.,
caused by fumes from the smelter of the Consolidated
Mining & Smelting Co. at, 831.
TRAMMELL, DAISYE L., relief (see S.Res. 347•).
TRAMMELL, ELIZABETH MILLICENT, relief (see bills S. 4553•;
H.R. 13671}.
TRAMMELL, PARK (a Senator from Florida).
Attended, 3.
Appointed conferee, 5451.
Appointed member of Board of Visitors to Naval Academy,
5192.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1429.
Amendments offered by, to
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of (H.R. 14359), 4905.
Glasa-Steagall banking bill (S. 4412), 2027.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Home Loan Bank A£t--to provide for loans to home owners
(see bill S. 5573), 3142.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 4902, 4903, 4904, 4905.
Barry, David S., 3278.
District of Columbia appropriation bill-recorder of deeds,
5333.
---street improvements, 5335.
Glasa-Steagall banking bill-investment securities, 2406,
2407.
Green River, Wash.: flood control of, 2\02.
Ph111ppine independence, 436.
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TRAMMELL, PARK--Continued
Remarks by, on
Politicians or statesmen, 724.
Treasury-Post omce Departments appropriation bill-air
mail service, 2880.
---executive economy, 3168.
---Government purchase of American goods, 3172, 3173,
3180.
---Seatrain Co. mail contract, 2471, 2742, 2743, 2744, 2745,
2806.
War Department appropriation bill, 3786.
---clothing and equipment, 3786.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
TRANSCONTINENTAL WESTERN AIR EXPRESS, remarks in Sen-
ate relative to, 3057.
TRANSIENT CAMP. See JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
TRAPOLINA, ROSE LOUISE, relief (see bill H.R. 13669).
TRAVEL TO AND IN THE UNITED STATES, promote (see bill
H.R. 14178).
TREADWAY, ALLEN T. (a Representative from Massachusetts).
Attended, 6.
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1354.
Sales tax: article by Mr. Treadway in North American Re-
view on, 4743.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Coolidge, Grace: authorizing free postage on mail matter
sent by (see H.J.Res. 579), 2723.
Hackett, Julia A.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13286), 46.
Holyoke Ice Co.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13354), 77.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Coolidge, Calvin: authorizing the flags on the House wing
of the Capitol and the House Office Building to be flown
at half-staff out of respect to the memory of (see H.Res.
358). 2193.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 536, 985, 1101, 1780, 3140, 3825, 4556,
5291.
Remarks by, on
Announcement of exhibition of national-park pictures, 4614.
Beer bill, 845, 8"51.
Calvin Coolidge: treatment of flag in memorial to, 2031.
Collier, James W.: tribute to, 5546.
Deficiency appropriation bill-tax refunds, 1956, 1958.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 10, 4525.
Farm-allotment plan, 1595, 1681, 1685.
First deficiency appropriation bill-Employment Service,
1318.
Gasoline tax, 2898, 2901.
Independent ofiices appropriation bill-Federal Trade Com-
mission, 3204.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill-
distinctive paper, 349.
War-debt question, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 336.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. See also SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
Amendment and remarks in House relative to transferring
appropriations from the Reconstruction Finance Corpora-
tion to, 1890.
Amendment and remarks in Senate relative to transferring
appropriations from the Reconstruction Finance Corpora-
tion to, 2254.
Amendment and remarks in Senate relative to authorizing
a 5-percent reduction in the expenditures for, 3077, 3142,
3144, 3165, 3474, 3490.
Amendment in Senate to prohibit further wage cuts or
furloughs of employees in, 3352.
Bill making annual appropriations for (see bill H.R. 13520•).
Bill to deliver to the Boy Scouts of America surplus for-
feited vessels of (see b1ll H.R. 14566).
Conference report on bill (H.R. 13520) making annual ap-
propriations for (H.Rept. 2073), 4505, 4890, 5365, 5466.
Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury transmitting re-
port on useless papers in, 39, 59.
Message from the President transmitting a draft of a
proposed provision pertaining to an existing appropriation
for (H.Doc. 555) , 4105.
Message from the President transmitting estimate of ap-
propriation for (S.Doc. 205), 5192.
Remarks in House on blll (H.R. 13520), making annual ap-
propriations for, 335, 337, 394, 403, 449, 471, 505, 3726,
3796, 5137.
Remarks in House relative to the waiving of all points of
order on the bill (H.R. 13520) making annual appropria-
tions for, 335, 394.
Remarks in House on conference report on bill (H.R. 13520)
making annual appropriations for, 4505, 4589, 5370.
Remarks in Senate on bill (H.R. 13520) making annual ap-
propriations for, 2575, 2598, 2645, 2658, 2664, 2735, 2741,
2755, 2802, 2864, 2867, 2985, 3010, 3056, 3142, 3144, 3147,
3183, 3248, 3283, 3355, 3424, 3426, 3453, 3465, 3490, 3499,
3531, 3770. .
Remarks in Senate on conference report on bill (H.R.
13520) making annual appropriations for, 4890, 5469.
Report of the Joint Committee on the Disposition of Use-
less Executive Papers relative to the disposition of use-
less papers in (H.Rept. 2180), 366, 5419.
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TREASURY DEPART.MENT-Continued
Resolution to waive all points of order on sections 2 to 8,
both inclusive, of b111 (H.R. 13520) making annual appro-
priations for (see H.Res. 314•).
Statement concerning the proposed consolidation and
grouping of executive agencies under, 251.
TREASURY NOTES, authoriZing issuance of (see bill H.R. 14304).
TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES, provide funds for meet-
ing the deficit in (see bill S. 5561).
Text of bill (S. 5561) to provide funds for meeting the
existing deficit in, 2866.
TREATIES, injunction of secrecy removed in Senate from the
treaty with Canada relative to the Great Lakes-St. Law-
rence deep waterway, 2096.
Letter from the Secretary of State relative to the Great
Lakes-St. Lawrence Deep Waterway Treaty, 1399.
Message from the President transmitting the text of a
treaty with Albania, 1295.
Message from the President urging ratification of treaty
providing for control of shipments of arms, ammunition,
and implements of war (S.Doc. 169), 1448, 1546.
Order of Senate to print a list of treaties which have been
ratified by the Senate since December 1924 (S.Doc. 216),
- 5487.
Ratification by the Senate of a treaty for the settlement
of claims against Panama and the United States, 4381.
Remarks in House relative to the treaty with Canada for
completion of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence waterway,
5547.
Report from the Committee on Foreign Relations in Senate
on the treaty with Canada for completion of the Great
Lakes-St. Lawrence waterway, 4789.
Resolution proposing the negotiation of a multilateral treaty
providing for reduction of expenditures for military, naval,
and air forces (see S.Res. 332).
TREDO, MARY, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13264).
TREUTHART, NELLIE E., relief (see billS. 2469•).
TRIANGLE PARACHUTE CO., remarks in House relative to the
organization of, 2167, 2169, 2170.
TRI COUNTY LIVESTOCK SHIPPING ASSOCIATION, letter rela-
tive to charges made to shippers of cattle and hogs in
Minnesota, 3588.
TRIPARTITE CLAIMS COMMISSION, authorize assignment of
awards entered by (see bill H.R. 12328•).
TRIPLET, NANCY, pension (see bill H.R. 13132).
TRIPP, HAZEL, pension (see bill S. 5UJ2).
TROOK, ROBERT, correct military recor~ (see bill S. 5513).
TROTTER, J. B., relief (see blll H.R. 5173*).
TRUCKS. See MoTOR VEIDCLES.
TRUE, JAMES F., relief (see bill H.R. 14073).
TRUETI', GEORGE W., address on Liquor and Its Cure delivered
at Dallas, Tex., by, 4342.
TRULLENDER, MARTHA J., increase pension (see bill H.R.
13111).
TRUSTS, amend act supplementing laws to suppress (see bill S.
5050).
TRUXTON CANYON, ARIZ., amendment in Senate authorizing
appropriations for replacement of power plant at the
Indian school at, 1718.
TRYON, ADDIE I. and LORIN H., relief (see bill S. 5286•).
TRYON, MARTHA M., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14609).
TUCKER, FRANCES E., pension (see bill H.R. 14371).
TUCKER, HENRY ST. GEORGE (late a Representative from
Virginia).
Memorial address to, 4357, 4358, 4360, 4361.
Memorial services to, 4344.
Resolutions on death of (see H.Res. 301•; S.Res. 288•).
TUCKER, LOTTIE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13505).
TUCSON, ARIZ., communication from the city council relative to
recognition of services of World War veterans, 3929.
Resolution adopted by Morgan McDermott Post, American
Legion, opposing the veteran.s ' program of the National
Economy League, 3740.
TULSA, OKLA., petition of citizens favori.ng expansion of the
national currency, 3742.
Petition of citizens relative to foreclosure proceedings under
control of the Government, 3742.
Petition of citizens relative to the valuation of stocks and
bonds by the Comptroller of the Currency, 3742.
TULSA (OKLA.) TRIBUNE (newspaper), editorial criticizing the
American people with respect to the downward trend of
defl.atio.n, 3157.
TURKEY, statistics relative to the military forces of, 2173.
TURKEY RIVER, IOWA, report of Secretary of War on survey of
(ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public docu-
ment), 5651.
TURNER, HARRIOT STODDERT, article on Benjamin Stoddert,
the first Secretary of the Navy, written by, 5499.
~.JOE S., pension (see bill H.R. 13353).
TURNER, S. G. H., letter relative to interlocking directors making
companies affiliates of banks, 2464.
TURNER, SUSAN, pension (see b1Il S. 5621) .
TURPENTINE, remarks in House relative to the production of,
1117.
TURPIN, C. MURRAY (a Representative from Pennsylvania).
Attended, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Redding, George J.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14682), 4106.
Shoch, Mary: to pension (see bill H.R. 13597), 364.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 478.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
TUTTLE, CEOLA, increase pension (see b111 H.R. 13636).
TWENTIETH AMENDMENT. See CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED
STATES.
TYDINGS, MILLARD E. (a Senator from Maryland).
Attended, 3.
Assigned to Committee on Appropriations, 67.
Credentials presented, 79.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of-newspaper editorial
relative to, 4301.
Excus£:d from Committee on Interstate Commerce, 67.
Farmers' Holiday and Farmers' Mortgages: radio address of
Henrik Shipstead on subject of, 3934.
Interview discussing demands on time of Senators, 2754.
"What's Wrong with Co.ngt·ess? ": article in New York Times
by Mr. Tydings entitled, 3480.
Amendments offered by, to
Appropriation bills (S.Res. 327): policy of Senate as to
reductions in, 2664.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation b111 (H.R. 14363)-prohibition enforcement, 4251.
Philippine independence (bill H.R. 7233), 379.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill (H.R.
13520)---exportable crop surplus, 3249, 3283.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Alcock, John L.: for relief (see billS. 5297), 1102.
Casserly, John M.: for relief (see bill S. 5298), 1102.
Chesapeake Bay: to authorize the Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Co. to construct, maintain, and operate a bridge across
(see bill S. 5503), 2343.
Cole, Roy E.: appointment of (see bill S. 5432), 1858.
Council of National Stability and Welfare: to amend law
for the purpose of establishing (see bill S. 5319), 1162.
Davison, Joseph F.: to pension (see bill S. 5300), 1102.
District of Columbia: to provide revenue by taxation of
beverages, for (see bills S. 5458, 5672), 4460.
House of Representatives: to reduce membership of (S.J.
Res. 250), 3490.
Intoxicating liquor: to amend National Prohibition Act as
amended and supplemented with respect to the definition
of (see bill S. 5048), 64.
Linnenbrogger, Adolph A. : to increase pension (see b111
s. 5529) ' 2563.
McDaniel, Travis: for relief (see blll S. 5296), 1102.
McElroy, George W.: to increase pension (see bill S. 5301),
1102.
Maryland National Guard: to replace destroyed property of
(see bill S. 5615), 3745.
Mears, Don V.: for relief (see bill S. 5295), 1102.
Mixon, Carlyle Pearson: for relief (see bill S. 5299), 1102.
Owens, Fred: conferring jurisdiction upon United States
District Court for the Northern District of California to
hear, determine, and render judgment upon claim of (see
bill s. 5349)' 1401.
Potomac River: to allow George Washington-Wakefield Me-
morial Bridge Corporation to bridge (see bills S. 5431,
5466)' 1858, 2071.
United States Code: to amend section 112 of (see bill S.
. 5459)' 2071.
Western Electric Co.: for relief (see bill S. 5465), 2131.
Worker's right to work: to give the protection of the law to
(see bill S. 5480), 2198.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Appropriations: instructing Appropriations Committee to
make a certain reduction in the 1934 (see S.Res. 327),
1798.
Linthicum, J. Charles: on death of (see S.Res. 290), 67.
Notice of motion to suspend rules, 3286.
Recommit: to, 2582.
Rules of Senate: to limit debate during present session
(see S.Res. 330), 1933.
Petitions and papers presented by, ftom
Citizens and individuals, 1102, 1856, 3737, 3994, 4300, 4377.
Societies and associations, 541, 1102, 1856, 2068, 2455, 2558,
3141, 3737, 4377, 5435.
Bemarks by, on
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 5127.
Currency inflation, 3373.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill-prohibition enforcement, 4251.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton-conference re-
,port, 2946, 2947.
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TYDINGS, MILLARD E.-Continued
Bemark8 by, on
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4005, 4052, 4055, 4056,
4060, 4227.
First deficiency appropriation bill-tax refunds, 1553, 1554.
Foreign debts, 1278.
Fort D. A. Russell, 1104.
George Washington-Wakefield Memorial Bridge, 3594.
Glass-Steagall banking bill-silver, remonetization of, 1941,
1942, 2353, 2354, 2362, 2491, '2492, 2493, 2495.
Government economy, 2478, 2574, 2577, 2578, 2580, 2581,
2582, 2586, 2588, 2591, 2592, 2594, 2596, 2600, 2601, 2604,
2647, 2650, 2653, 2670, 2808.
Grant, W11liam E. B., 3776.
Independent offices appropriation b111-Interstate Commerce
Commission, 4794. . Fasnaugh, Ida S.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13703),
International Mercantile Marine Co. mail contract, 5310.
Linthicum, John Charles: memorial address to, 5647.
Louisiana senatorial election, 4670, 4671.
Mortgage foreclosures: postponement of, 5100.
Order of business, 1835, 2509, 2599, 2869, 2972, 3283.
Philippine independence, 186, 187, _ 194, 195, 258, 312, 314,
315, 378, 379, 388, 392, 439, 441, 442, 445, 447, 483, 484,
485, 486, 487, 498, 549, 630, 1842, 1861.
Pine Ridge Indians, 3674.
Repeal of eighteenth amendment: address by Jouett Shouse
on, 2198.
Sales tax, 1843.
Taxation on average citizen, 3142. . 2606.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 2646,
2653, 2670, 3089.
- - A i r Mail Service, 2870, 2878, 2879, 3060.
---executive economy, 3078, 3168, 3169, 3495, 3496.
---exportable-crop surpluses, 3283, 3284, 3285.
---Government purchase of American goods, 3249, 3250,
3251, 3269.
---mall subsidies, 2804.
---salary reduction, 3506.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4320, 4338.
War Department appropriation bill--camps at Army posts for
unemployed, 3839, 3841, 3847, 3848, 3849, 3948.
---clothing and equipment, 3785.
Wheat situation, 1190, 1192.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Naval Affairs: . 3847, 3852, 3855, 3935, 3941, 3955.
Grant, William E. B. (S.Repts. 1089, 1175);· 2071, 3664.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
TYLER, LUCY, pension (see bill H.R. 13165).
UFFORD, WALTER S. (general secretary, Associated Charities,
Washington, D.C.), statement before the Committee on
. Appropriations in House relative to the administration of
unemployment relief, 4340.
ULTRAMARINE BLUE, investigate cost of production of (see S.
Res. 359).
UMATILLA INDIAN RESERVATION. See INDIANS.
UMATILLA IRRIGATION PROJECT, OREGON, amendment in Sen-
ate to bill (S. 5341) to provide for the termination of
Federal operation of the west extension irrigation district
of, 2131.
Bill to provide for the termination of Federal operation of
the Hermiston and West Extension irrigation districts of
(see bill S. 5341) .
UMLAUFT, KATHERINE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13096).
UNANIMOUS-CONSENT AGREEMENT. See SENATE.
" UNBALANCE THE BUDGET", article by Coleman B. Cheney
entitled, 3162.
"UNCLE SAM'S PAY ROLLERS", article by T. Swann Harding
entitled, 1721.
UNDERHILL, CHARLES L. (a Representative from l'tfassa.chusetts).
Attended, 6.
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1354.
Reml:Lrks by, on
Beer bill, 847.
Closing certain streets in District, 287.
District of Columbia appropriation bill~ 4196.
- - t a x rates, 4191, 4194, 4195.
House of Representatives--restaurant and barber shop, 4069.
---ltbrary, 4069.
Hunger-march control, 453.
Jeanneret, Enriqueta Koch v. de, 709.
Legislative appropriations: economy in, .4612.
Otoe and Missouria Tribes of Indians, 702.
Payment of indemnity to Chinese Government, 706.
Philippine independence, 1075, 1080, 1082, 1095.
--veto message, 1762, 1765.
Printing matter in Record. 566, 1360, 4723.
Public-buildings contractors to name subcontractors, 709.
Question of personal privilege, 3016, 3096.
Ratification certificates, 35.
Reading of petitions, 273.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation activities, 1362.
Seminole Indians, 1878.
South Carolina: to print in Record a resolution of the
legislature of, 2031.
Vacating proceedings in Journal, 981.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
201
UNDERWOOD, MELL G. (a Representative from Ohio).
Attended, 6.
Bill.s and joint resolutions introduced by
Bailey, Hannah: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13700),
476.
Bass, Nannie: to pension (see bill H.R. 14578), 3343.
Buckingham, Martha: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
14056)' 1326.
Cooper, Susanah: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13701),
476.
Curry, Samuel: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14336),
2128.
Devol, Mary M.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14749),
4641.
Eby, Estelle: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13702), 476.
476.
Floyd, Hester: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14239),
1779.
Graves, Catherine M.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13287), 46.
Jeffries, Ira B.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13706), 476.
Klingler, Debbie: to pension (see bill H.R. 13707), 476.
Poling, Mary M.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13704) ,
476.
Ray, Alwilda: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13705), 476.
Remarks by, on
Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans publicity report,
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
UNEMPLOYMENT, address over the radio delivered by Senator
Black, of Alabama, on relief of, 1443.
Address delivered by William S. Bennet relative to the re-
lief of, 2572.
Address delivered by Rev. John A. Ryan, DD., on Responsi-
bility of Congress Toward Unemployment, 169.
Amendments in Senate to bill (S. 5125) to provide for
cooperation by the Federal Government with the several
States in relieving hardship and sufferi_n g caused by, 4215,
4300, 4325, 4327, 4333, 4483, 4484, 4485, 4487, 4498, 4499.
Amendment and remarks in Senate and correspondence
relative to providing housing, feeding, and clothing for
unemployed boys and young men at military posts, 3838,
Article by Robert Talley relative to the relief of, 2271.
Bills for relief of distress caused by (see bills S. 5121, 5125•).
BUl making it illegal to employ any alien while there are
American citizens out of work (see bill H.R. 13307).
Bill to amend the Emergency Relief and Construction Act
so as to relieve distress among unemployed needy tran-
sients (see bill s. 5121).
Bills to provide for coordination, correlation, and cooper-
ation by the Federal Government with the States in re-
lieving suffering caused by (see bills H.R. 13994, 13995),
Blll to provide emergency financial assistance and Gov-
ernment direction and control for the unemployed (see
bill H.R. 13814).
Bill to provide employment for American labor (see bill
H.R. 13790).
Bill to relieve unemployment by developing and improving
national forests (see bill H.R. 14755).
Bill to provide for housing, feeding, and clothing certain
unemployed persons at military posts (see bill S. 5363 •) .
Letter fl·om A. A. Pauly on the subject of unemployment
relief, 887.
Letter and memorandum from the Ohio Unemployed
League on the subject of, 5526.
Memorial of Legislature of ~izona on the subject of, 4108.
Memorial of Legislature of Illinois relative to proposed
legislation !or the relief of, 89.
Memorial of Legislature of Nebraska favoring the proposed
housing, feeding, and clothing of unemployed boys and
young men at military posts, 3994.
Memorial of Legislature of New York urging legislation to
authorize Federal loans to States for relief of, 2027.
Memorial of Legislature of Washington urging passage of
bill (H.R. 13999) for relief of, 2726. -
Newspaper clippings on the subject of unemployment re-
lief, 4474.
Notice of motion to suspend the rules in Senate for the
purpose of proposing an amendment for housing, feed-
ing, and clothing certain unemployed persons at mili-
tary posts, 3706. ·
Papers received from the unemployed councils of the
United States of America referred in Senate, 2253.
Proceedings of the Washington conference on, 1112.
Questionnaire sent to the mayors of cities by the Com-
mittee on Manufactures of the Senate relative to unem-
ployment relief and a summary of their answers, 4465,
4490.
Remarks in House relative to the causes of and remedies
for, 1252. ·
Remarks in House relative to the relief of, 225, 1011, 2212.
Remarks in House relative to providing for housing, feed-
ing, and clothing unemployed boys and young men at
military posts, 5379, 5382.
Remarks in Senate on b1ll (S. 5125) to provide for the
relief of, 4232, 4252, 4314, 4325, 4395, 4408, 4461.
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UNEMPLOYMENT-Continued
Remarks in Senate relative to distress resulting from, 667.
Remarks in Senate relative to providing for housing, feed-
ing, and clot hing unemployed boys and young men at
military posts, 5480. .
Report of the committee on administration of relief of the
Chicago Conference on Maintenance of Welfare Stand-
ards relative to Stat e and local relief administration, 4339.
Report of the subcommittee on methods of administration
of the American Association of Social Workers on the
subject of unemployment relief, 4473.
Resolutions adopted by the conference of mayors held at
Washington, D.C., on the subject of Federal aid for relief
of, 4379.
Stat em ent by Walter S. Ufford, general secretary Associated
Charities, Washington, D.C., relative to the administration
of unemployment relief, 4339. · UTE INDIANS. See INDIANS.
Statement concerning the establishment of a transient
camp at Jacksonville, Fla., 4503.
Table showing the proposed allotment of funds to the sev-
eral States for the relief of, 4461.
Table showing work available on the national forests for
unemployed persons, 4733.
Telegram from the International Apple Association remon-
strating against bill (H.R. .13999) for relief of, 2728.
UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA, statistics relative to the military
forces of, 2173.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO., remarks in Senate relative to
reduction of rates on potatoes made by, 2249.
UNION RIVER, MAINE, report of Secretary of War on survey of,
297.
UNITED AIRCRAFT & TRANSPORT CORPORATION, remarks in
Senate relative to, 3057.
UNITED AIR LINES, letter from the vice president relative to rates
for air mail service from Chicago, ill., to Oakland, Calif.,
3544.
UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS, report of proceedings of the
national encampment at Milwaukee, Wis. (H.Doc. 447),
984.
UNITED STATES, make it a crime to advocate or promote the
overthrow of the Government of (see bill H.R. 8378 *).
Bill to amend an act to permit the United States to be made
a party defendant in certain cases (see bill H.R. 14379).
Table showing increase in expenditures for land, naval, and
air armaments since 1913 by, 3783.
UNITED STATES BONDS. See BoNDs OF THE UNITED STATES.
UNITED STATES CODE, improve (see bill H.R. 7121 *).
UNITED STATES COURTS. See COURTS OF THE UNITED STATES.
UNITED STATES DAILY (newspaper), article relative to changes
proposed in the air mall lines appearing in, 2597.
UNITED STATES EMPLOYEES' COMPENSATION COMMISSION,
See EMPLOYEES' COMPENSATION COMMISSION.
UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, report by Ruth M.
Kellogg of survey of the Doak reorganization of, 4302.
UNITED STATES FLAG. See FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES.
UNITED STATES GEORGIA BICENTENNIAL COMMISSION, estab-
lish (see S.J.R.es. 223*; H.J.Res. 518*).
UNITED STATES PRISONERS. See PRISONERS OF THE UNITED
STATES.
UNITED STATES ROANOKE COLONY COMMISSION, enable them
to execute plans for the observance of the three hundred
and fiftieth anniversary of the birth of English-speaking
civilization in America (see bills H.R. 14412*; S.J.Res.
241*).
Concurrent resolution directing them to submit report on or
before January 15, 1933 (see H.Con.Res. 42*).
Report of (S.Doc. 171), 1797, 1803.
UNITED STATES TRADE-MARK ASSOCIATION, bulletin entitled
"Right to Maintain Resale Prices a Throwback to the
Fifth Amendment " issued by, 5436.
UNITED STATES WATER-BORNE INTERCOASTAL TRAFFIC, re-
port of the bureau of research of the Shipping Board on,
151.
uNIVERSITIES, authorize the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
to make loans to (see bill S. 5582).
Bill to make loans to (see bill H.R. 14296).
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, provide for the selection of certain
lands for the use of (see bills S. 5361 *; H.R. 14181 *).
UNLAWFUL RESTRAINTS AND MONOPOLIES. See TRUSTS.
UNSOLICITED MERCHANDISE, prohibit sending through the
mails (see bill S. 1663 *).
UNTERMYER, SAMUEL, address delivered before the University
Club of Los Angeles, Calif., entitled "Hobson's Choice
Between Government Ownership and Bankruptcy_ of the
Railroads", 5195.
"UNVEILING OF A CANVAS ON THE WALL", address over the
radio delivered by John A. Simpson, president of the Na-
tional Farmers' Union, entitled, 4963.
UPP, ALICE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14751).
URGENT DEFICIENCY BILL. See DEFICIENCIES.
URREY, JOSEPH A., relief (see bill H.R. 14046).
"USES OF ALCOHOL AS AN ESSENTIAL CHEMICAL IN THE
ARTS, SCIENCES, AND INDUSTRIES", print the pam-
phlet entitled (see H.Res. 357).
USURY, article by Representative LaGuardia entitled "Usury-
the Curse of Humanity", 289.
UTAH, memorial of legislature urging enactment of bill (H.R.
11816) for the creation of grazing districts, 5293.
Memorial of legislature urging enactment of legislation au-
thorizing an appropriation for highways, 2558, 2726.
Memorial of Legislature urging legislation to stabilize
monetary and credit bases, 2798.
Memorial of legislature remonstrating against the proposed
closing of the veterans' hospital and regional offices at Salt
Lake City, 4867, 5294.
VALENTINE, JOSEPHINE, pension (see bill H.R. 14065).
VALUE OF THE DOLLAR. appoint a special committee to investi-
gate (see S.Res. 328).
VANAUKEN, ANNA 0., pension (see bill H.R. 13786}.
VAN CAMP SEA FOOD CO., INC., relief (see billS. 220*).
VANCE, FRANK, pension (see bill S. 5578).
VANCE, JOHN T ., article on the centennial of the Law Library of
Congress written by, 1050.
VANDENBERG, ARTHUR H. (a Senator [rom Michigan).
Attended, 3.
Appointed Chairman of Committee on Enrolled Bills, 156.
Bank-deposit guaranty: radio address on, 5193.
Amendments offered by, to
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of (S. 5122), 4393.
Glass-Steagall banking bill (S. 4412), 2026.
Philippine independence (bill H .R. 7233}, 635.
Radio regulation (H.R. 7716) ~tation licenses, 3768.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Acme Motor Truck Corporation: for relief (see bill S. 5533),
2644.
Bridges: to authorize construction of certain bridges and
extend time for construction of others over navigable
waters (S. 5701) , 5448.
District of Columbia street railways: merger of (S.J.Res.
248)' 3479.
Federal time-deposit insurance fund: to create (see bill S.
5291}' 948.
Fox, Mary Ann: to pension (see bill S. 5031}, 63.
Michigan: to transfer to standard eastern time zone certain
portions of the lower peninsula of State of (see bill S.
5030)' 63.
Motions and resolutions offered by .
Adjourn : to, 67.
McLaughlin, James C.: on death of (see S.Res. 291}, 67.
Michigan: papers relating to the entrance into the Union
of the State of (S.Res. 341), 2563.
Recess: for, 205, 273.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 232, 1550, 1780, 2196.
Societies and associations, 2195.
State legislatures, 3585.
Remarks by, on
Beer bill, 960.
Bridges, 825, 5003.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2669.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 4384, 4385, 4386,
4390, 4393.
Currency inflation, 4573.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4056, 4171.
Fair-trade legislation, 823.
Foreign debts, 1279.
Glass-Steagall banking bill, 1405, 1413, 1414, 1415, 1416, 1417,
1418, 1419, 1995, 2202.
---banking affiliates, 2408.
---branch banking, 2206, 2208, 2262.
Government economy, 2587, 2588, 2600, 2601, 2651.
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence waterway treaty, 1399.
In.land waterway, Virginia-North Carolina, 5524.
Partisan tactics toward legislation, 3446, 3449.
Philippine independence, 176, 177, 181, 268, 269, 273, 308,
309, 312, 313, 314, 315, 425, 427, 431, 432, 433, 546,
615, 616, 617, 618 619 620, 622, 635, 687, 880, 381,
1863.
---veto message, 1787, 1789, 1790.
Positions not· under Civil Service, 1184.
Public building, Binghamton, N.Y., 4875.
Radio regulation, 3768.
---conference report, 5204.
Rio Grande River bridge, Boca Chica, Tex., 4975.
Savannah River bridge, Lincolnton, Ga., 4301.
Shuey, Theodore F.: tribute to, 3142.
Stamp money, 4330.
Street-railway merger, 680, 3479.
Tari1I bargaining, 1720.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 2577.
---Air Mail Service, 2870, 2871, 3063, 3065.
--buildings, 3367.
---conference report, 5470.
- - -executive economy, 3078, 3080, 3153, 3166, 3167.

VANDENBERG, ARTHUR H.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bll~ov­
ernment purchase of American goods, 3253, 3254.
---permanent appropriations, 3462.
War Department appropriation bill-camps at Army posts
for unemployed, 3859, 3935, 3936, 3937, 3938.
---citizens' military training camps, 3935, 3936.
---conference report, 5348, 5480.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Commerce:
Allegheny River bridge, Pittsburgh, Pa. (S.Rept. 1274), <l652.
Bridges over navigable waters (S. 5701), 5442.
Chesapeake Bay bridge, Md. (S.Rept. 1153), 3352.
Columbia River bridge (S.Rept. 1065), 1798.
Columbia River bridge, The Dalles, Oreg. (S.Rept. 1134),
3056).
Dauphin Island bridge, Ala. (S.Repts. 1259, 1279), 4565, 4653.
Delaware River bl'idge, Bushkill, Pa. (S.Rept. 1154), 3352.
Des Moines River bridge, St. Francisville, Mo. (S.Rept. 1128),
2957.
Elk River bridge, Ala. (S.Rept. 1278}, 4653.
Hudson River bridge, Catskill, N.Y. (S.Rept. 1210), 3830.
lllinois and Missouri Canal bridges (S. Repts. 1094, 1095),
2071.
Lake Champlain bridge (S.Rept. 1007), 609.
Lake Michigan and Ogden Slip bridges, Chicago, ID. (S.Rept.
1170). 3664.
Little River bridge, Morris Ferry, Ark. (S.Repts. 1272, 1319),
4652, 5068.
Mississippi River bridge, Baton Rouge, La. (S.Rept. 1271),
4652.
--Bettendorf, Iowa (S.Rept. 1276), 4652.
---New Orleans, La. (S.Rept. 1277), 4653.
Missouri River bridge (S.Repts. 1014, 1015, 1016, 1068, 1078),
1161, 1162, 2029.
---Culbertson, Mont. (S.Rept. 1275), 4652.
--Kansas City, Kans. (S.Rept. 1273), 4652.
Monongahela River bridge (S.Rept. 1009), 825.
Ohio River bridge (S.Rept. 1013), 1161.
Pearl River bridge (S.Rept. 1011), 953.
Peedee River and Waccamaw River bridges, Georgetown, S.C.
(S.Rept. 1093), 2071.
Pend Oreille Lake bridge, Sandpoint, Idaho (S.Rept. 1169),
3663.
Potomac River bridge (S.Rept. 1122), 2562.
Rio Grande River bridge, Texas (S.Rept. 1110), 2460.
Rio Grande River bridge, Boca Chica, Tex. (S.Repts. 1209,
1270)' 8829, 4652.
Rock River bridge (S.Rept. 1096), 2071.
Savannah River bridge (S.Rept. 1008), 722.
St. Lawrence River bridge, Alexandria Bay, N.Y. (S.Rept.
1171), 3664.
Tombigbee River bridge (S.Rept. 1012), 953.
Waccamaw River bridge (S.Rept. 1093), 2071.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
VANDERPOEL, R. P., article relative to tax-exempt securities writ-
ten by, 3601.
VANDOVER, G. C., relief (see bills S. 5230; H .R. 11150•).
VAN NUYS, FREDERICK (a Senator-elect from -Indiana).
Credentials presented, 2642.
VAUTHIER, LOUIS, relief (see b111 S. 5161•).
VAWTER, ROBERT W., pension (see billS. 5179).
VEGETABLE OILS AND FATS, amendment in House to fix duty
on, 1685.
VEHICLES, forfeiture of vehicles engaged in smuggling narcotics
(see bill S. 5318).
Remarks in Senate and editorials relative to the forfeiture
of vehicles engaged in smuggling narcotic drugs, 1194.
Report of the Director of the Bureau of the Budget on vehi-
cles forfeited to the United States for violation of various
laws (H.Doc. 490), 151.
VELIE MOTORS CORPORATION, adjudicate claim of (see bill
H.R. 13568*).
VENTRESS, CHARLES G., relief (see bill H.R. 3840•).
VERDE RIVER ffiRIGATION AND POWER DISTRICT, ARIZONA.
inquiry relative to the application made to the Recon-
struction Finance Corporation for a loan to (see S.Res.
309, 357).
VERMILION RIVER, LA., report of Secretary of War on survey of,
297.
VERMILION RIVER, MINN., report of Secretary of War on survey
of (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as public docu-
ment), 297.
VESSELS, regulate speed on rivers and harbors (see bill H.R.
14268).
Bills to amend act to establish load lines for (see bills
S. 5037; H.R. 13813).
Bill for forfeiture of vessels engaged in smuggling narcotics
(see bill S. 5318).
Bill to amend law relative to construction and inspection of
boilers (see bUI S. 5651*).
Bill to authorize the Attorney General and the Secretary of
the Treasury to de4ver forfeited ves.Sels to State agencies
(see blll H.R. 11991•).
203
VESSELS-Continued
Bill to prevent the scrapping of merchant vessels owned by
the United States (see bill H.R. 13929).
Bill to authorize delivery of forfeited vessels to the Indian
Service (see bill S. 3654•).
Bills to deliver to the Boy Scouts of America surplus for-
feited vessels of the Treasury Department (see bills
S. 5631; H.R. 14566),
Letter from the Attorney General submitting a list of suits
involving merchant vessels, 79, 151.
Letter from the Attorney General submitting a list of suits
arising under the Public Vessel Act, 79, 151.
Letter from the Director of the Bureau of the Bud~et trans-
mitting a report of vessels forfeited to the United States
for violations of various laws (H.Doc. 490), 151.
Remarks in Senate and editorials relative to the forfeiture
of vessels engaged in smuggling of narcotic drugs, 1194.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for inspection
of, 2635.
VETERANS' ADMINISTRATION, annual report of the Director of
(H.Doc. 415), 150.
Bill to amend act relative to disclosure of confidential infor-
mation in the files of (see bill S. 5673).
Letter from the Administrator relative to the proposed
review of all disab111ty allowance claims, 4961.
Letter from the Administrator transmitting annual report
of the board of actuaries of the Civil Service retirement
and disability fund (S.Doc. 217), 5433.
Letter from the Administrator transmitting a list of useless
papers in, 481, 534.
Message from the President transmittitng estimate of appro-
priation for (HDoc. 545), 3823.
Message from the President transmitting a revised estimate
of appropriation for m1lltary and naval compensation
(H.Doc. 518), 1325.
Remarks in Ho:use and statistics relating to, 208, 3025, 3047,
3110, 3213.
Remarks in House relative to expenditures for salaries of
employees of, 5.30.
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for, 1299.
Report on transportation issued to the bonus marchers from
the District of Columbia to their homes (H.Doc. 488), 151.
Report of the Joint Committee on the Disposition of Useless
Executive Papers relative to useless papers in (H.Rept.
2081), 1401, 46U.
Table showing appropriations during the fiscal years 1931-33
for, 216, 217.
Text of legislation recommended in the President's annual
message transmitting the Budget with reference to, 83.
VETERANS' HOMES AND HOSPITALS, letter from the National
Federation of Federal Employees relative to the Saturday
half holiday in, 3432.
VETERANS' LEGISLATION. See Ex-SERVICE MEN.
VETERANS' NATIONAL LIAISON COMMITTEE, remarks in Sen-
ate, newspaper article, and a lett-er from George D. Brady,
committee chairman, relative to the proposed new march
of veterans to the Capital, 8242.
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF THE UNITED STATES, report
of proceedings of the Thirty-third National Encampment
held at Sacramento, Calif. (H.Doc. 449), 283.
Resolutions opposing the proposed reduction of national.
defense, 1977.
VETERANS OF THE WORLD WAR. See Ex-SERVICE MEN.
VETERANS' RELIEF, extending time for making report by the
joint committee on investigation of operation of laws and
regulations relating to (see H.J .Res. 527•).
Statement by Gen. Frank T. Hines containing a review of
all legislation relating to veterans of all wars since the
beginning of the Repuhlic (S.Doc. 148), 233.
VETOES. See PREsiDENT OF THE UNI'l'ED ST...TES.
VE'ITERLEIN, WAYNE SMALLWOOD, relief (see bills S. 5650; H.R.
13453).
VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Acceptance and appreciation of gift from Senate, 5499.
Appointment of committee to arrange for memorial services
to Calvin Coolidge, 1855.
Appointment of Mr. Trammell to Board of Visitors to Naval
Academy, 5192.
Board of Visitors to Naval Academy: resignation of Mr.
Swanson from, 5192.
Davis, James J.: credentials presented, 5426.
Hayden, Carl: appointment to Joint Committee on Printing
of, 5482.
Hull, Cordell: resignation from Senate of, 5<l27.
Resignation of Senator Hawes, 2245.
Swanson, Claude A.: resignation from Senate of, 5426.
Swearing in of John N. Gamer as Vice President, 5656.
Thanks and farewell to Senate, 5656.
Walsh, Thomas J.: communication from president of Senate
of Santo Domingo expressing regret at death of, 5434.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and indlviduals, 90, 300, 481, 540, 673, 721, 1158,
1260, 1550, 1715, 1931, 2068, 2195, 2247, 2795, 3659, 3737,
3928, 4109, 4299, 4377, 4456, 4560, 4788, 4867, 5066, 5294,
5435.
 INDEX
!.VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES-Continued
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 60, 90, 91, 159, 300, 417, 481, 673,
721, 1158, 1260, 1327, 1398, 1437, 1550, 1715, 1931, 2068,
2130, 2195, 2247, 2557, 2727, 2796, 2956, 3346, 3659, 3827,
3928, 4108, 4214, 4377, 4560, 4787, 5066, 5293,
State legislatures, 89, 1158, 1550, 1931, 2027, 2067, 2129, 2195,
2245, 2246, 2557, 2727, 2796, 2797, 3240, 3346, 3421, 3422,
3584, 3656, 3657, 3658, 3659, 3826, 3827, 3928, 3993, 4108,
4213, 4299, 4377, 4455, 4558, 4787, 4867, 5066, 5292, 5434.
Remarks by, on
Counting electoral vote, 3594, 3639.
Hearings before Committee on Interoceanic Canals, 3831.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill--con-
ference report, 4899.
VIGLIOTTI, JOSEPH, relief (see bill H.R. 7278•).
VIGNEAULT, WILLIAM JOSEPH, relief (see bill H.R. 792•).
VILLA GROVE, ILL., communication from certain farmers rela-
tive to the so-called "allotment bill", 1371.
VINCENT, EDWARD, relief (see bill H.R. 13906).
VINCENT, GEORGE L., relief (see bill S. 5467).
VINSON, CARL (a Representative from Georgia).
Attended, 6.
Amendments offered by, to
First deficiency appropriation bill-Medical Corps officers'
salaries, 1320.
Navy Department appropriation bill (H.R. 14724)-aircraft
carrier, 4841.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Aircraft carrier: to authorize an increase in the limit of
cost of one (see blll H.R. 14243), 1833.
Beall, Claudius A., Jr.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14356). 2193.
Benson, Mary Wyse: to pension (see bill H.R. 13970), 1100.
Capital ships of the Navy: to increase the statutory limit
for repairs and alterations to (see bill H.R. 13654}, 475.
Guantanamo Bay Naval Station: to authorize Secretary of
Navy to make a long-term contract for a supply of water
for (see bill H.R. 14201), 1712.
Johnson, Minnie L.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13649), 415.
Key West, Fla.: to authorize an exchange of a portion of
the naval station and lighthouse reservation at (see bill
H.R. 14437) , 264.0.
Naval Academy: to authorize the Secretary of Navy to
enter into a contract with the Annapolis Metro-
politan Sewerage Commission for disposal of sew-
age of (see bill H.R. 14464), 2723.
- - - t o confer degree of bachelor of science upon gradu-
ates of (see bill H.R. 13367), 151.
Naval officers: to amend act providing for promotion of
(see bill H.R. 14465), 2723.
Naval Reserve: to amend section 18 of act of February 28,
1925, in order to provide for age in grade retirement for
officers in (see bill H.R. 13359), 151.
Naval Reserve and Marine Corps Reserve: to amend in cer-
tain particulars section 21 of act to provide for creation.
organization, administration, and maintenance of (see
bill H.R. 13358), 151.
Navy: to provide for retirement of certain commissioned
officers and staff corps officers who have failed to qualify
for advancement to rank of lieutenant commander in (see
bill H.R. 13366) , 151.
Navy ration: to effect needed changes in (see bill H.R.
14438), 2641.
Obsolete and surplus clothing: authorizing Secretary of
Navy to sell at nominal prices for distribution to the
needy (see H.J.Res. 500), 298.
Savannah River bridge, Lincoln, Ga.: to authorize State of
Georgia to construct (see bill H .R. 14665), 4106.
Remarks by, on
Cargill, George Brackett, 5286.
Davidson, John E., 5286.
First deficiency appropriation bill-Navy medical omcers'
p ay, 1320.
Georgia Bicentennial Commission, 3972.
Gordon, Elmo K., 5286.
La Carte, William Joseph, 5286.
Linebarger, Henry Dixon, 5286.
Naval ordnance plant, South Charleston, W.Va.: disposi-
tion of, 1884.
Naval strength, 4720, 4721, 4722, 4723.
Navy Department appropriation bill, 4720.
---aviation, 4835, 4838.
--Naval Acadamy, 4839, 4840.
--naval home, Philadelphia, Pa., 4826.
- - - ordnance, 4828.
- - - salary reduction, 4825, 4828, 4830, 4833.
- - - vessels, 4841.
Navy ration: changes in, 4534.
O'Neil, John, 5285.
Parker, Olen H., 5285.
Richardson, Jack C., 5285.
Roloff, John Huntz, 5285.
Thayer, Sydney, 5286.
Vigneault, William Joseph, 5286.
War Department appropriation bill, 2187.
---conference report, 5531.
VINSON, CAR~ontinued
Reports made by, from
Committee on Naval Affairs~
· Aircraft carrier (H.Rept. 1891), 2335.
Guant anamo Bay naval station water supply (H.Rept. 1872)
1833. ,
Harmon, Jesse C. (H.Rept. 2052). 4297.
Naval radio station, Savannah, Ga. (H.Rept. 2030), 4105.
Navy r ation (supplemental report to H.Rept. 1958), 3546.
Surplus coal for needy (H.Rept. 2021) , 4105.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
VINSON, ELIZA H., grant land patent to (see b111 H.R. 13939).
VINSON, FRED M. (a Representative from Kentucky).
Attended, 6.
Amendments offered by, to
Beer bill (H.R. 13742), 858.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Barnett, John: for relief (see bill H.R. 13708), 476.
Deaton, Sallie: to pension (see bill H.R. 13709), 476.
Federal-aid highways: to extend time during which the
emergency appropriation shall be available for expendi-
ture on (see bill H.R. 14104), 1435.
Hall, Addie: to increase pension (see bill H .R. 14338), 2128.
Hamilton, Ollie: to pension (see bill H.R. 13290), 46.
Patten, Dolly: to pension (see bill H.R. 13289), 46.
Perkins, Daniel W.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13789), 666.
Tackett, John Henry: for relief (see bill H .R. 14337), 2128.
Williams, Willie: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13288),
46.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Ta~ation: authorizing printing of additional copies of pre-
llminary report of Ways and Means Committee relative
to double (see H.Con.Res. 46), 1779. '
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill-<:onference report, 5141.
Beer bill, 749, 769, 770, 772, 858, 863.
Farm allotment plan, 1664.
Gasoline tax, 2900.
Independent offices appropriation bill-8hipping Board, 3212.
---Veterans' Administration, 3214.
Steel products: importation of, 4739.
Tariffs, 4730.
Tariffs and foreign currency depreciation, 3376, 3872, 3875,
3964.
War Department appropriation bill-horses, 2215.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Ways and Means:
Trading With Enemy Act: to amend (H.Rept. 2109), 4956.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
VINT, ALPHA, relief (see bill H.R. 14574).
VIRGINIA, deed certain properties to the State of (see bills S.
5339 *; H.R. 14078•).
VIRGINIA ENGINEERING CO., INC., relief (see bills S. 5338; H.R.
13754).
VIRGIN ISLANDS, provide a civil government for (see bills S.
5227, 5457; H.R. 14319).
Bills relating to the enactment of laws in (see bills S. 5554;
H.R. 14564) .
Bills to amend the Merchant Marine Act so as to provide
that the coastwise laws of the United States shall not
extend to (see bills S. 3950•; H.R. 10329•).
Bills to extend the provisions of the Reconstruction Fi-
nance Corporation Act and the Emergency Relief and
Construction Act of 1932 to (see bills S. 5126*; H.R.
13657).
Bill to permit the admission of intoxicating liquors into the
islands for export purposes (see bills S. 5034; H .R. 14140).
Remarks in House relative to appropriations for defraying
deficits in the treasuries of the municipal governments of
st. Thomas, St. John, and St. Croix, 934.
VIVIAN, ALEXANDER H., relief (see bill H.R. 13322) .
VOAKES, REBECCA P., pension (see bill S. 5309).
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION, amendment and remarks in Senate
relative to appropriations for, 1402, 1439, 1718, 3458.
Remarks in House relative to training in vocational agricul-
ture, 3579.
VOELKER, ANNA, relief (see bill H.R. 2609•).
VOILES, RUBY, relief (see bill H.R. 4154 • ).
VOLCANOLOGIC SURVEYS, remarks in House relative to appro-
priations for, 929.
VOLSTEAD LAW. See ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR TRAFFic.
VOLUNTARY DOMESTIC ALLOTMENT PLAN. See IMPORTS AND
EXPORTS.
VON GRONING, HELENA C. AND STEPHAN, relief (see bill H.R.
1171 *).
VON THOMAS, MRS. CARLYSLE, SR., relief (see bill H.R. 14541).
Letter of Secretary of the Navy transqlitting a draft of a:
proposed bill for relief of, 2554.
VREDENBURG, DAISY, pension (see bill H.R. 13579).
VUOLO, NICHOLAS, relief (see bill H.R. 14734).
WABASH RIVER, report of Secretary of War on survey of, 4452.
WACCAMAW R~. S.C., extend time for construction of bridge
across (see bill H.R. 133 72 *) •
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WADSWORTH, CORA E., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13594).
WAGE CUTS. See EMPLOYEES OF THE UNITED STATES.
-'WAGES. See LABoR.
WAGNER, BRIDGET, pension (see billS. 5558).
WAGNER, ROBERT F. (a Senator from New York).
Attended, 3.
Credentials presented, 1260.
Employment offices: an appraisal of the Doak reorganization
of-article by Ruth M. Kellogg, 4302.
Intergovernmental debts: editorial from Collier's Magazine
Ol~, 3746.
Lighterage in New York Harbor: decision of Interstate Com-
merce Coommission on, 2820.
Public works: advance planning of-bill introduced into
Legislature of California relative to, 3743.
Washington newspaper correspondents: address by Arthur
Krock on work of, 4341.
Amendments offered by, to
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill (H.R. 14363), 4233.
Government purchase of American goods (H.R. 10743), 2802.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill (H.R.
13520)-Government purchase of American goods, 3183.
Unemployment relief: cooperation of Federal and State Gov-
ernments in (S. 5125), 4215, 4315, 4325, 4484.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bordinghammer, Amelia A. : to pension (see blll S. 5240) ,
722.
Cohen, Abraham: to authorize presentation of Distinguished
Service Cross to (see bill S. 5242), 722.
Drugs: to prohibit counterfeiting of (see bill S. 5149), 304.
Emergency Relief and_ Construction Act of 1932: to amend
(see bills S. 5336, 5609), 1401, 3664.
Employees in interstate commerce: to provide compensa-
tion for disability or death resulting from injury to
(S. 5695), 5069.
Federal building at Binghamton, N.Y.: to change site of
construction (S.J.Res. 234), 1858.
General Baking Co.: for relief (see bill S. 5335), 1401.
Grain Standards Act of 1916: to amend as relating to grain
moved in interstate commerce (S. 5584), 3424.
Hudson River, Catskill, N.Y.: to allow to· bridge (S. 5585),
3424.
Navigable waters: to amend act to regulate construction of
bridges over (see bill S. 5560), 2802.
Revenue Act of 1932: to amend (see bill S. 5468), 2131.
Standard baskets: to amend act of August 31, 1916, to pro-
vide for a 1-pound climax basket for mushrooms (see bill
s. 5559) ' 2801.
Sultzbach Clothing Co.: for relief (see b1ll S. 5681), 4653.
Vincent, George L.: for relief (see bill S. 5467), 2131.
Washington, George: to erect in District of Columbia, statue
of (see bill S. 5241), 722. · WALKER, JAMES J., relief (see bill S. 5282).
Motions and resolutions offered by
Cut flowers: importation of-to direct investigation by
Tariff Commission of (S.Res. 369), 4790.
Mississippi flood-control project: to investigate labor con-
ditions on (see S.Res. 300), 305.
Pokorny, Anna: to concur in House amendments, 2859.
Petitions and papers presented by, jrom
Citizens and individuals, 2248.
Societies and associations, 2248.
State legislatures, 2068.
Remarks by, on
Adjusted-service certificates, 1935.
Bankruptcy: corporations appointed as receivers in, 2248.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 4880, 4888.
Coudert, Frederic R.: address by, 542.
Cut flowers: importation of, 4790.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 420, 4140, 4141, 4143, 4145,
4146, 4149, 4158, 4171.
5-day week, 4309.
Foreign debts, 2470 . .
Glass-Steagall banking bill-investment securities, 2404.
---silver, remonetization of, 2374, 2375, 2390.
Labor conditions in flood-control areas, 3750.
Labor conditions on Mississippi project, 305, 306, 721, 4875.
Party platforms, 2508.
Post-office building at Binghamton, N.Y., 1444.
Public building, Binghamton, N.Y., 4875.
Rediscount of municipal loans to relieve unemployment,
160.
Relief bills indef!.nitely postponed, 5525.
Second deficiency bill-Bureau of Immigration, 5464.
Stamp money, 4332.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-execu-
tive economy, 3077.
---Government purchase of American goods, 3286, 3287.
Unemployment relief, 667, 668, 671.
--Federal aid for, 4315, 4318, 4319, 4320, 4321, 4335, 4337,
4395, 4396, 4397, 4410, 4411, 4412, 4414, 4415, 4416,
4418, 4420, 4422, 4468, 4476, 4477, 4478, 4479, 4480,
4481, 4482, 4483, 4484, 4487, 4497.
War Department appropriation bill-camps at Army posts
for unemployed, 3853, 3854, 3947, 3948.
205
WAGNER, ROBERT F.~ontlnued
Reports made by, from
Committee on Banking and Currency~·
Emergency Relief Act: to amend (S.Rept. 1222), 3996.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
W ALCOTI', FREDERIC C. (a Senator from Connecticut) •
Attended, 3.
Committee on Conservation of Wild Life Resources: memo-
randum relating to work and expenditures of, 1856.
Amendments offered by, to
Glass-Steagall banking bill (S. 4412)-branch banking, 2510.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Kosciusko, Thaddeus: to authorize the issuance of a special
series of stamps in honor of (see S.J.Res. 246), 2802.
MacDonald, Archibald: for relief (see bill S. 5426), 1858.
Mortgage foreclosures: to postpone (see bill S. 5639), 3997.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Wild Life Resources: expenses of Special Committee on
Conservation of (see S.Res. 340), 2344.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 91, 1398, 2248, 3241, 4562, 5191.
Societies and associations, 91, 418, 1399, 1855, 2247, 3241,
3928, 4561, 5191.
Remarks by, on
Blind: books for adult, 5521.
Cotton: Government purcha.se and sale of, 4392.
Crop production and harvesting loans, 908.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4057.
Independent offices appropriation bill-conference. report,
5240.
Mortgage foreclosures: postponement of, 5322, 5326.
Technocracy: Theodore Marburg on, 1858.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4401.
World Court, 902.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Banking and CUrrency:
Mortgage foreclosures: to postpone (S.Rept. 1220), 3997.
Committee on Education and Labor:
Adult blind: books for (S.Rept. 1246), 4379.
Special Committee on Conservation of Wild Life Resources:
Consolidation of Federal agencies (S.Rept. 1268), 4652.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
W ALD, LILLIAN D., letter relating to the proposed repeal of the
eighteenth amendment, 226.
WALDSMITH, NANCY H., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13195}.
WALES, CHARLES A., relief (see bill H.R. 13434).
WALES ISLAND PACKING CO., relief (see bill S. 4229*).
WALKER, CORA B. S., increase pension (see bill S. 5145}.
WALKER, ERNEST F., relief (see bill H.R. 13635).
WALKER, GEORGE D., relief (see bill H.R. 5256*}.
WALKER, H. J., relief (see bill H.R. 13325).
WALKER, WALTER (a Senator from Colorado).
Credentials presented, and sworn in, 4.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
WALKER RIVER AGENCY, NEV., amendment in Senate authoriz-
ing appropriations for construction of power transmission
line and distribution system, Fallon subagency of, 2732.
WALKER RIVER IRRIGATION PROJECT, NEVADA, rehabilitation
of (see bill H.R. 13527).
WALL STREET, remarks in Senate entitled "The Spider Web of
Wall Street", 4769.
WALL STREET JOURNAL, article entitled "Federal Deficit Prob-
lems Vital" appearing in, 949.
WALLACE, JAMES, relief (see bill ~.R. 3627*).
WALLACE, KATHERINE, increase pension (see b1ll H.R. 13091).
WALLACE, MARY H., pension (see bill H.R. 13270).
WALLER, LOLA E., pension (see billS. 5138).
WALMER, SARAH L., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14094).
WALMSLEY, HARRY B., relief (see bill H.R. 13584).
WALSH, DAVID I. (a Senator from Massachu.setts).
Attended, 3.
Appointed member of the Board of Visitors to the Naval
Academy, 1619.
Appointed on committee to arrange for memorial services to
Calvin Coolidge, 1855.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1358, 5416.
Bankruptcy bill: letter from Harvard University law pro-
fessors relative to amendment of, 3661.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of-memorandum relative
to, 5014.
Constitutional conventions in States: letters from Liberal
Civic League of Boston, Mass., suggesting plan for, 4873.
Farm mortgages in Massachusetts: letter from E. H. Thom-
son, relative to, 5089.
" Intlation, Which Kind of ": article by Walter Lippman
entitled, 2959.
" Our Federal System ": article from the Catholic Action
entitled, 2461.
Temporary employees under Economy Act: letter of J. W.
McCormack, of Massachusetts, relative to, 4873.
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WALSH, DAVID I.-Continued
Amendments offered by, to
Government purchase of American good~ (H.R. 10743), 2029,
2072.
McCoy, Leo James {S. 2582) , 3679.
Maggio, Dominick Edward {S. 4085), 3679.
Nonintoxicating liquors: advertising of (H.R. 13742), 3594.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for (S. 5125), 4300, 4410.
Bills and joi nt resolutions introduced by
Burrell, Emma F.: to increase pension (see bill S. 5665) ,
4460.
Clark, Elizabeth Rose: to pension {see bill S. 5040), 63.
Clinton, William H.: to place on retired list ( S. 5617) , 3745.
Higgins, T. Perry: for relief (see bill S. 5449)., 2029.
Joint Committee on Veterans' Benefits: to continue (S.J.Res.
262), 5448.
Kosciusko, Thaddeus: authorizing issuance of special post-
age stamp in honor of {see S.J.Res. 212). 304.
McCarthy, Thomas O'C.: for relief (see bill S. 5598), 3490.
Memorial services to Calvin Coolidge: to print in Record
(S.Con.Res. 42), 34«.
National Society of Women Descendants of the Ancient and
Honorable Artillery Company: to incorporate (S. 5616),
3745.
O'Brien, Bartholomew Lawrence: to correct naval record (see
bill s. 5165). 304.
Roode, Mary: to pension (see bill S. 6346), 1401.
Shannon, Thomas Michael: for relief (see bill S. 5421), 1858.
Sheehan, Joanna A.: for relief (see bill S. 5657), 4300.
Smith, Julia E.: for relief (see b111 S. 5606), 3664.
Toward, Rose: to increase pension (see billS. 5405), 1718.
'Whipple, Lucy J.: to increase pension (see billS. 5078), 93.
Williams, Samuel: for relief (see billS. 5039}, 63.
Motions and resolutions of!ered by
Coolidge, Calvin: on death of (see S.Res. 317), 1357.
---printing of memorial services to-to concur in House
amendment, 4215.
---relative to expenses of the Senate committee to at-
tend the funeral of (see S.Res. 318), 1402.
- - - t o hold memorial services for (see S.Con.Res. 38),
1714.
Davis, Samuel C.-to concur in House amendment, 4301.
Theberge, Katherine R.-to concur in House amendment,
3665.
Veterans' legislation: to print as Senate document statement
by Frank T. Hines on (S.Doc. 148), 233.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 2453, 2956, 4109, 4788.
. Societies and associations, 61, 418, 2028, 2130, 2455, 4109, 4788.
State legislatures, 4788.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 4910, 5129, 5132.
Barry, David S., 3520, 3521, 3529.
Beer bill, 957, 959. • Desert-land entrymen: to ex.tend provisions of the "Act to
Bonus march: reports of prospective, 3241.
Chippewa Indian payments, 1469.
Coolidge, Calvin: death of, 1357.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 4391, 4392.
Currency inflation, 3010, 4577, 4580, 4581.
Debt reduction, 2954.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor ap-
propriation bill-prisons, 4244.
---prohibition enforcement, 4239.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 2859, 2860.
---conference report, 2947, 2950, 2951.
District of Columbia-cemeteries, 3763.
---emergency relief, 3669.
---gasoline tax, 3758.
Gormley Co., P. F., 175.
Nichols, Raymond Ambrose, 3677.
Dohs, Francis, 3671.
Economic problems of United States: investigation of by
Committee on Finance of, 2596.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 1621, 4141, 4142, 4144,
4175, 4223, 4231.
Federal home-loan banks, 901.
First deficiency appropriation bill-tax refunds, 1559, 1663,
1564, 1638, 1641, 1642, 1643.
Five-day week, 4308, 4311, 4313.
Foreign debts, 2475.
Glass-Steaga.ll banking bill, 1725, 1726, 2079, 2209, 2211.
---silver, remonetization of, 2366, 2383, 2385.
Government economy, 2585, 2604.
Jett, Curtis, 3672.
McHam, Beryl M., 5009, 5010.
Modification of Volstead Law, 301.
Morristown National Historical Park, N.J., 3760.
Naval Academy: degree of bachelor of science, 3679.
Nonintoxicating liquors: advertising of, 3593.
Phllipptne Independence, 328, 329, 332, 333, 391, 393, 619,
620, 622, 632, 881, 1444, 1861.
Public buildings: acceptance of title to sites for, 3760.
Ritz, Stuart L., 5011.
Sliney, Albert Laurence, 3682.
St. Lawrence waterway, 418.
Tariff barriers, 624.
Tax-exempt securities, 888.
WALSH, DAVID I.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation blll-air
mall service, 3062, 3065, 3072.
---executive economy, 3077, 3150, 3151, 3165, 3478, 3509.
---Government purchase of American goods, 3179, 3180
3251, 3255, 3287. ,
---ocean mall service, 3301, 3302, 3303.
---permanent appropriations, 3462.
--salary reduction, 3381, 3470, 3471, 3492 3500, 3501,
3504. ,
---Seatrain Co. mail contract, 2742.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4410, 4411, 4419, 4421.
Vauthier, Louis, 3671.
Veterans' legislation report, 954.
Vice President: on the birthday of Charles Curtis, the, 2454.
Wall Street, 4779.
Watkins, Wayne Bert, 3678.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Naval Affairs:
Maggio, Dominick Edward (S.Rept. 1077), 2029.
McCoy, Leo James (S.Rept. 1076), 2029.
Macinnes, Grant (S.Rept. 1090), 2071.
Sliney, Albert Lawrence (S.Rept. 1103), 2131.
Committee on Printing:
Daughters of American Revolution: annual report of (S.Res.
355, snoc. 182), 3664.
Memorial services to Calvin Coolidge: address of Arthur
Prentice Rugg at (S.Con.Res. 42), 3489.
Points of interest in the National Capital (S.Res. 354,
snoc. 183) , 3664.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
WALSH, FRANK P ., address on Muscle Shoals delivered over the
radio by, 3707.
WALSH, JAMES L., article entttled "The Steel Industry's Stake
in Better Banking" written by, 2089.
WALSH, MARTIN J., relief (see bill H.R. 14142).
WALSH, MICHAEL L., pension (see bill S. 5643).
WALSH, PATRICK HENRY, relief (see bill S. 4380•).
WALSH, THOMAS J. (a Senator from Montana).
Attended, 3.
Appointed · on Coolidge funeral committee, 1358.
Money-what it is: address by Burton K. Wheeler, of Mon-
tana, on subject of, 4406.
Amendments offered by, to
Glass-Steagall banking bill, 2072, 2401.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for (S. 5125), 4418 .
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Assessment work on mining claims: providing for suspen-
sion of annual (see bill S. 5200) , 541.
Barnes, Ruth J.: for relief (see bill S. 4992), 62.
extend the · period of time during which final proof may
be offered by homestead entrymen" to (see bill S. 5456),
2071.
Farmers: to authorize the Secretary of Agriculture to adjust
debts arising from loans to (see bill S. 5544), 2731.
Game refuge: to establish in the State of Minnesota a (see
bill s. 5485) • 2198.
Mast, C. J.: for relief (see bill S. 4993). 62.
Pierre, Peter: for relief (see blll S. 4994), 62.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Barry, David S.: prosecution for libel of (see S.Res. 345) ,
3282.
Phosphates and superphosphates: clirecting the Tariff Com-
mission to investigate production costs of (see S.Res.
298). 162.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
State legislatures, 4562.
Remarlcs by, on
Agricultural lands: entry of, 3676.
Barry, David S., 3274, 3282.
Beer bill, 956.
Eighteenth amendment : repeal of, 4145, 4149, 4150, 4151,
4152, 4153, 4154, 4155, 4156, 4157, 4158, 4160, 4163, 4219,
4230.
Foreclosures by land banks, 2196.
Fuller, W. P., & Co., 3680.
Glass-Steagall banking bill-investment securities, 1406,
1409, 1411, 2091, 2092, 2401, 2402, 2403, 2405.
Interior Department appropriation bill-irrigation projects
on Indian reservations, 3631.
International Congress of Military Medicine and Pharmacy,
447, 503.
Mining claims: suspension of annual assessment work on,
3670.
Order of business, 3685.
Panama Canal Zone, 953, 3753, 3754, 3755, 4301.
Philippine independence, 190, 191, 192, 327, 487, 539, 627.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-assay
offices, 2669.
- - - Government purchase of American goods, 3173, 3178,
3248.
---mail subsidies, 2804.
Unemployment relief: Federal aid for, 4320, 4415, 4418.
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WALSH, THOMAS J.-Continued
Reports made by, from
Committee on Interoceanic Canals:
Panama Canal Zone: administration of (S.Rept. 1142), 3141.
--Civil Code (S.Rept. 1141), 3141.
--Civil Procedure: Code of (S.Rept. 1140), 3141.
---Criminal Procedure: Code of (S.Rept. 1139), 3141.
---enticing of laborers, market regulations, inspection of
vessels, postal service, and customs service (S.Rept.
1144), 3141.
---Panama Canal Act: to amend (S.Rept. 1143), 3141.
--Penal Code (S.Rept. 1138), 3141.
Committee on the Judiciary:
Crime prevention by compacts between States (S.Rept. 1256),
4459.
Employment: assumption of risks of (S.Rept. 1257), 4460.
Judicial Code: to amend (S.Rept. 1255), 4459.
Revised Statutes: to repeal obsolete sections of (S.Rept.
1205)' 3829.
United States Code: to repeal obsolete statutes (S.Rept.
1206)' 3829.
Committee on Public Lands and Surveys:
Homestead entrymen (S.Rept. 1250), 4379.
Patents to school sections (S.Rept. 1104). 2198.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
WALSH, THOMAS J. (late a Senator from Montana) .
Communication of condolence from president of Senate of
Dominican Republic regretting death of, 5434.
Resolutions on death of, 5416, 5425.
WALTER, AUGUST, relief (see bill H.R. 14141).
WALTHER, GEORGE CHARLES, relief (see bill H.R. 11477*).
Memorial of Legislature of Washington urging legislation
for relief of, 4867, 5066.
WALTON, MARY J., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13773).
WAR, provide for the delegalization of (see S.Res. 321).
WAR CLAil\1S, extend time for filing claims under the Settlement
of War Claims Act of 1928 (see bill H.R. 13532).
WAR DEBTS. See also FoREIGN CouNTRIES.
Address over the radio delivered by Frederic R. Coudert
relative to, 542.
Article by Senator George on the subject of, 66.
Article by Calvin Coolidge entitled "Settling the War
Debts", 1425.
Concurrent resolution expressing the sense of Congress with
regard to defaulting nations (see S.Con.Res. 37).
Editorial appearing in the Washington Post entitled "War
Debts and Taxes ", 306.
Joint resolution reaffirming the policy of Congress concern-
ing the indebtedness of foreign countries to the United
States (see S.J.Res. 244), 2658.
Message from the President relative to the problem of
(H.Doc. 511), 681, 718.
Remarks in House and statistics relative to, 472, 1384.
Remarks in House relative to the proposed settlement of the
indebtedness to the United States on the part of certain
foreign countries, 528, 588, 3122.
Remarks in House and correspondence relative to the Brit-
ish note concerning the prospective payment on Decem-
ber 15, 1982, 836.
Remarks in Senate and correspondence relative to discus-
sions between President Hoover and Premier Laval relative
to the French indebtedness to the United States, 1402,
1421.
Remarks in Senate relative to the conference between Presi-
dent Hoover and President-elect Roosevelt relating to,
2202.
Remarks in Senate and statistics relative to, 1268.
Remarks in Senate relative to prohibiting financial transac-
tions with foreign governments in default on obligations
to the United States, 2136, 2139.
Remarks in Senate relative to possible cancelation or reduc-
tion of the indebtedness of foreign countries to the United
States, 2203, 2467, 2656.
Remarks in Senate relative to the status of the French
indebtedness to the United States, 2819.
Remarks in Senate relative to a so-called moratorium on
indebtedness of foreign countries to the United States,
2981. . tion301 (a) (1) of (seebillH.R.l3317),76.
WAR DEPARTMENT. See also SECRETARY OF WAR.
Amendment and remarks in Senate relative to the proposed
5-percent reductions in appropriations for, 3504.
Annual reports of, 151.
Annual report of money received and not paid into the
general fund of the Treasury, 39.
Bill making annual appropriations for (see bill H.R. 14199*).
Bills authorizing the Secretary of War to sell surplus real
estate of (see bills S. 5304•; H.R. 14246).
Bill to amend act relative to sale of real estate by (see blll
H.R. 14477).
Bill to authorize transfer of land to the Territory of Hawaii
from (see bill H.R. 1304.2 • ) .
Bill to transfer deteriorated and unserviceable powder and
explosives to the Department of Agriculture from (see bill
H.R. 12047*).
207
WAR DEPARTMENT-Continued
Bill to amend act to prohibit the unauthorized wearing,
manufacture, or sale of medals and badges awarded by
(see bill H.R. 13357).
Conference report on bill (H.R. 14199) making annual ap-
propriations for, 5228, 5285, 5479, 5529.
Excerpts from Testimony of the Chief of Staff of the Army
on bill (H.R. 14199) making annual appropriations for,
4822.
Letter from the Secretary of War transmitting a draft of a
proposed bill to authorize settlement of certain claims
against, 1986.
Letter from the Secretary of War transmitting the annual
report of sales of surplus property in the possession of, 75.
Letter of Secretary of War transmitting a list of useless
papers in, 2640, 2726.
Letter of Secretary of the Navy transmitting a draft of a
bill to amend act to prohibit unauthorized wearing of
medals and badges awarded by, 38.
Remarks in House on bill (H.R. 14199) making annual ap-
propriations for, 1756, 1772, 1803, 1809, 2042, 2165, 2214,
2299, 2301, 2313, 2334, 2421, 2436, 2442, 2449, 4423.
Remarks in House on conference report on bill (H.R. 14199)
making annual appropriations for, 5280, 5377, 5529.
Remarks in Senate on bill (H.R. 14199) making annual ap-
propriations for, 3706, 3770, 3777, 3838, 3847, 3852, 3855,
393~ 3941, 395~ 534~
Remarks in Senate relative to the proposed consolidation
with the Navy Department, 3540.
Reports of the Joint Committee on the Disposition of Useless
Executive Papers relative to useless papers in (H.Repts.
2077, 2187)' 4641, 5414.
Resolutions disapproving of the Executive act transferring
to the Department of the Interior the nonmilitary activi-
ties of the Chief of Engineers of the Army under the
jurisdiction of (see H.Res. 321, 323).
WAR FINANCE CORPORATION, provide for the immediate liquida-
tion of the assets and the winding up of the affairs of (see
bill s. 5045) .
Letter of Secretary of the Treasury transmitting the annual
report of (H.Doc. 534), 2725, 2790.
WAR MINERALS RELIEF COMMISSION, letter of Secretary of the
Interior transmitting the annual report of finances and
operations of, 39, 59.
WAR-PROFITS TAX, provide that returns shall constitute public
records (see bill S. 5531) .
WAR VETERANS. See also Ex-SERVICE MEN.
Bill to grant Civil Service status to wounded (see bill H.R.
13030).
Statement by Gen. Frank T. Hines containing a review of all
legislation relating to veterans of all wars since the begin-
ning of the Republic (S.Doc. 148), 233.
WAR WITH SPAIN, address over the radio delivered by Rice W.
Means on the subject of pensions for veterans of, 2889.
WARD, JOSEPHINE, pension (see bill S. 5321).
WARD, STUART R., letter relative to electric-light rates in Cali-
fornia written by, 1438.
W!'~E. MARY, pension (see bill H.R. 13900).
WARNER, HATTIE M., pension (see bill H.R. 13907).
WARNER, MARGARET M., pension (see bill H.R. 1866).
WARREN, G. F., paper relating to defiation of the currency pre-
pared by, 3263.
WARREN, LINDSAY C. (a Representative from North Carolina).
Attended, 6.
Appointed to temporary Committee on Accounts, 5541.
Chairman Committee of the Whole, 1346, 1363, 1481, 1583,
1659.
Amendments offered by, to
Crop loan-to require approval by local farm organization,
1891.
Interior Department appropriation bill-Bitter Root project,
660.
Bills and joi1].t resolutions introduced by
Emergency Relief and Construction Act, 1932: to amend sec-
North Carolina: to amend law providing for times and places
for holding court for eastern district of (see bill H.R.
13655). 475.
Pamlico Sound: to survey (see bill H.R. 13308), 75.
Seed loans to farmers: to authorize an appropriation of
$50,000,000 in 1933 for (see bill H.R. 13029), 41.
United states Roanoke Colony Commission: to enable a
comprehensive observance of the birth of English-'speaking
civilization in America by (see bill H.R. 14412), 2555.
Warrant officers, United States Coast Guard: promotion of
(see bill H.R. 14261), 1907.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Adjourn: to, 5289.
Clerical services in enrolling room (H.Res. 388), 4425.
Roanoke Colony Commission: to extend time for making
report by (see H.Con.Res. 42), 448.
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WARREN, LINDSAY C.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Barto, Mary Bivens, 1480.
Boernstein, Katherine M., 745.
Conservation of wild life, fish, and game, 1871.
Craig, Eva, 205.
Crop-production loan, 1889, 1891.
Curry, Mrs. William J., 1480.
Early, Ide, 448. · rine Polley Aid Foreign Lines " appearing in, 2344.
Gasoline tax, 2898.
Government competition in private enterprise, 1481. .
Independent offices appropriation bill-Federal Trade Com-
mission, 3197, 3201.
Interior Department appropriation bill-reclamation, 658,
660.
Legislative appropriation bill-funerals of deceased Mem-
bers, 3413.
---restaurant, House, 3403.
Miller, Martha H., 1803.
Myers, Marjorie Gay, 1360.
Order of business, 1870.
Roanoke Colony Commission, 448.
Second deficiency bill-conference report, 5603.
Underhill, Charles L.: tribute to, 5022.
Reports ma.de by, from
Committee on Accounts:
Barts, Mrs. Frank Hazel (H.Rept. 1836), 1547.
Boernstein, Katherine M. (H.Rept. 1804), 816.
Craig, Samuel T. (H.Rept. 1786), 229.
Curry, Mrs. William J. (H.Rept. 1835), 1547.
Early, Ide (H.Rept. 1790), 475.
Government competition in private enterprise (H.Rept.
1837)' 1546.
Holt, Thomas H. (H.Rept. 1864), 1833.
Myers, Marjorie Gay (H.Rept. 1819}, 1395.
United States Roanoke Colony Commission-Roanoke Col-
ony annivers~ commemoration, 1803.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
WARRINGTON, LAIRD, relief (see bill H.R. 13924).
WARRIOR RIVER, ALA. AND MISS., report of Secretary of War
on survey of (ordered printed in 73d Cong., 1st sess., as
public document}, 37.
WASHBURN, SARAH J., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13914}.
WASHINGTON (City). See DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON (State), memorial of legislature to authorize Fed-
eral loans to municipalities on the security of the munici-
pal bonds, 2028.
Memorial of legislature urging passage of bill (H.R. 13999)
for relief of unemployment, 2557, 2726, 2957.
Memorial of legislature urging legislation for relief of
George Charles Walther, 4867, 5066.
Ratification by the legislature of the proposed amendment
to the Constitution of the United States relative to the
terms of the President, Vice President, Senators, and
Representatives, 2771, 2955.
Remarks in Senate and correspondence relative to the dam-
age in Stevens County caused by fumes from the smelter
of the Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co. at Trail,
British Columbia, 831.
WASHINGTON, GEORGE, the Farewell Address read in Senate by
Mr. Glenn and in the House by Mr. Connery, 2945, 4642,
4715.
Address over the radio delivered by Representative Bloom
on the history of the Farewell Address of, 5625.
Bill to select a site in the District of Columbia and erect
thereon a statue of (see bill S. 5241).
Report and digest of activities of the George Washington
Bicentennial Commission, 4649.
Tribute in Senate to, 4647.
WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL, letter from Bishop Freeman invit-
ing Mem~ers of the Senate and House of Representatives
to attend memorial services to Calvin Coolidge to be
held at, 1776, 1815 ..
WASHINGTON CITY ORPHAN ASYLUM, D.C., amend act to in-
corporate (see bill S. 4673*).
WASHINGTON DAILY NEWS, articles relating to the proposed
merger of street railways in the District of Columbia, 738,
741.
Article relative to a possible trade pact between Canada
and France against the United States appearing in, 886.
Edttorial on the subject of Philippine independence ap-
pearing in, 378.
Editorial relating to the suffering resulting from the de- WATSON, IDA C., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13326).
pression appearing in, 1164.
WASHINGTON EVENING STAR (newspaper), article relative to
the plan proposed by President-elect Roosevelt for de-
veloping the Tennessee Valley, 3182.
Editorial entitled " Mall and Merchant Marine " appear-
ing in, 609.
Editorial relating to the pending beer bill appearing in,
776.
Editorial relative to the merchant marine appearing in,
3241.
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT CO., annual report of (S.Doc. 179),
2956, 3051, 3243.
Bills to authorlze merger wlth the Georgetown Gaslight
Co. (see bills S. 5225; H.R. 13853 •}.
WASHINGTON HERALD (newspaper}, articles relating to the pro-
posed merger of street-railways ln the Dlstrict of Co-
lumbia, 741.
Editorial entitled "Congressional Attacks on Merchant Ma-
Editorial favoring Government ownership of railroads, 4564.
WASHINGTON INTERURBAN RAILROAD CO., annual report of
(S.Doc. 179), 3140, 3235, 3243.
WASHINGTON MONUMENT, WASHINGTON, D.C., remarks in
House relattve to the condition of the foundation of,
1304.
WASHINGTON MONUMENT GROUNDS, letter from the Director
of Public Buildings and Publlc Parks of the National
Capital relative to the proposed improvement of, 3046.
Message from the President transmitting report on (H.Doc.
528), 2074, 2127.
WASHINGTON POST (newspaper}, editorial entitled "War Debts
and Taxes " appearing in, 306.
WASHINGTON RAILWAY & ELECTRIC CO., annual report of
(S.Doc. 179), 3140, 3235, 3243.
WASHINGTON RAPID TRANSIT CO., annual report of, 3138, 3346.
WASON, EDWARD H. (a Representative from New Hampshire).
Attended, 6.
Appointed conferee, 5603.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Government-owned cotton: to authorize dlstribution to
American Natlonal Red Cross and other relief organtza-
tions of (see blll H.R. 13605), 415.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 416, 818, 4211.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
WASSERMAN, FRED C., rellef (see bill H.R. 13797).
WATER-BORNE INTERCOASTAL TRAFFIC, report of the Bu-
reau of Research of the Shipping Board on, 151.
WATER-BORNE PASSENGER TRAFFIC OF THE UNITED STATES,
report of the Bureau of Research of the Shlpping Board
on, 151.
WATERMAN, CHARLES W. (late a Senator from Colorado).
Memorial address to, 4348, 5618.
Memorial services to, 4344.
Resoluttons on death of (see H.Res. 304*; S.Res. 282*).
Resolution to pay funeral expenses of (see S.Res. 295*).
WATER POWER, amend the Federal Water Power Act (see
bill H.R. 14516).
WATER TRANSPORTATION, amend the Shipping Act of 1916 for
the purpose of further regulating common carriers (see
bills S. 5035, 5036).
WATER USERS. See IRRIGATION.
WATERS, WILLIAM JAMES, relief (see bill S. 4203*).
WATERWAYS. See also RIVERS AND HARBORS.
Joint resolutton to amend laws relative to local coopera-
tion in the .improvement of (see S.J .Res. 235 •) .
WATKINS, JOSEPH, relief (see bill H.R. 1769*).
WATKINS, WAYNE BERT, relief (see bill S. 4382).
WATSON, HENRY W. (a Representative from Pennsylvania).
Attended, 6.
Sales tax: article from North Amerlcan Review by Allen T.
Treadway, of Massachusetts, on, 4743.
Bills and joint resolutiO'n3 introduced by
Martin, John E.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13291), 46.
Sewerage systems or sewage-disposal works: to authorize
Reconstruction Finance Corporatlon to make loans to aid
in financing construction of (see blll H.R. 13749), 607.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and indivlduals, 720, 818, 3053, 4768, 4958, 5416.
Societies and associations, 49, 231, 536, 818, 2129, 2244.
2454, 3053, 3583.
Remarks by, on
Farm-allotment plan, 1587.
Farm mortgages, 3038.
Green, Lewls E., 3816.
Jenkins, William L., 3816.
Morristown National Hlstorical Park, N.J., 5170.
Sales tax, 4743.
Tariffs and foreign currency depreciation, 3875.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
WATSON, JAMES E. (a Senator from Indiana).
Attended, 3.
Appointed conferee, 3934.
Appointed on committee to arrange for memorial services to
Calvin Coolidge, 1855.
Appointed on committee to wait on the President, 5.
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1358.
Credentials of Frederick Van Nuys as Senator from Indiana
for term commencing March 4, 1933, 2642.
Democratic Party, failures of: radio address on, 3441.
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WATSON, JAMES E.-Continued
Amendments offered by, to
Second deficiency bill (H.R. 14769)-George Rogers Clark
Memorial, Vincennes, Ind., 5462.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Brandenburg, Rhoda J.: to increase pension (see bill S.
5157). 304.
Burton, Mahala: to increase pension (see bill S. 5216), 609.
Clements, Arthur W.: to pension (see billS. 5155), 304.
Cooper, Charity: to pension (see billS. 5156), 304.
George Rogers Clark Memorial, Vincennes, Ind.: to complete
(see bill S. 5625) , 3831.
Hiller, Eliza J.: to increase pension (see billS. 5158), 304.
House, Mariah A.: to pension (see bill S. 5218), 609.
Kemmer, Charles: to pension (see billS. 5217), 609.
Ohio River: to extend times for commencing and complet-
ing construction of bridge across (see bill S. 5131), 233.
Richardson, Eliza E.: to increase pension (see bill S. 5328),
1266.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Adjourn: to, 919, 965, 1336.
Disarmament: providing for progressive annual (S.Res. 332),
1990.
McGrain, Mary F.: to pay (see S.Res. 296), 102.
Ohio River bridge--to concur in amendments of House (S.
5131) • 2245.
Philippine independence--for recess and for further consid-
eration of bill (H.R. 7233), 1867.
President: for notification to (see S.Res. 284), 5.
Recess: for, 841, 1358, 1657.
Remarks by, on
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 4884, 4885.
Barry, David S., 3269, 3270, 3277, 3280, 3281, 3282.
Coolidge, Calvin: death of, 1336, 1358.
Crop production and harvesting loans, 907, 908.
Disarmament, 1988, 1990.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 964.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 54, 4223, 4224, 4225.
Fair-trade legislation, 823.
Hanger, G. Wallace W., 962, 963.
Laval-Hoover debt conference, 1292, 1293, 1423.
Nominations, 962.
Notification of the President, 50.
Partisan tactics toward legislation, 3446, 3447.
Philippine independence, 266, 271, 272.
Revised Statutes: repeal of obsolete sections of, 4973.
Second deficiency appropriation blll--George Rogers Clark
Memorial, Vincennes, Ind., 5462.
Swanson, Claude A.: tribute to, 5505.
Treasury-Post Office, Departments appropriation bill-mall
subsidies, 2803.
Vice President: on the birthday of Charles Curtis, the, 2454.
---tribute to the, 5505.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
WATSON, MARY SEELEY, relief (see bill H.R. 14561).
WATSON, THOMAS E. (late a Senator from Georgia).
Money: article on the subject of money written by, 4095.
WATT, MARYS., increase pension· (see bill H.R. 13859).
WAUGH, SARAH M., pension (see bill H.R. 13730).
WAYNE, JOSEPH, JR., letter relative to interlocking directors
making . companies affiliates of banks, 2464.
WEALTH OF THE UNITED STATES, statistics relative to, 3262.
WEATHER BUREAU, remarks in House relative to appropriations
for, 1030, 1031.
WEAVER, ZEBULON (a Representative from North Carolina).
Attended, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Fox, Allen G. T.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13988), 1145.
Remarks by, on
Cocke, William J ., 3652, 3653.
Olmstead lands, North Carolina, 699.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Judiciary:
Holding of cqurt in eastern district of North Carolina. (bill
H.R. 13655, H.Rept. 1874), 1907.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTEs.
WEBB, MARION G., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13128).
WEBB SONS CO., INC., CHARLES J., relief (see bills S. 5452;
H.R. 14205).
WEBSTER, JAMES T. AND MARY A., relief (see bill H.R. 7473•).
WEED, FP..ANK L., relief (see blll S. 5017).
WEEKS, JOHN E. (a Representative jrom Vermont).
Attended, 6.
Tribute to, 5642.
.Remarks by, on
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4513.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
WEIDENHAMMER, ROBERT, speech on the subject of recovery
from the depression delivered by, 2644.
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES, rectify and coordinate (see bill H.R.
14708).
LXXVI-370
209
WELCH, RICHARD 3. (a Representative from California).
Attended, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Bain, Edward Earl: for relief (see bill H.R. 14357), 2193.
Bronte, Emory B.: authorizing President to present Distin-
guished Flying Cross to (see H.J.Res. 519), 869.
Cramton, Herbert Rogers: for relief (see bill H.R. 14599),
3581.
de Back, Minnie C.: to adjudicate claim (see bill H.R.
14512). 2943.
Eigholz, Grace M.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14598), 3581.
Hunter, Deborah: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14057),
1326.
Hutchinson, George H.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13953), 1056.
Moll, Charles T.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13910), 944.
Nonintoxicating liquors: to provide revenue by increasing
taxes on certain (see bill H.R. 13361), 151.
Nussbaum, Ernst: for relief (see bill H.R. 14723), 4453.
Peckham, Thomas Hamilt·on: to pension (see bill H.R.
14498) 2791.
t
Wright, Catherine: for relief (see bill H.R. 14172), 1548.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3992.
Societies and associations, 416.
State legislatures, 3583, 4866.
Remarks by, on
Beer bill, 814.
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appro-
priation bill-conference report, 5034.
Government purchase of American good&-Hoover Dam con-
tracts, 1895.
Philippine independence--veto message, 1764, 1768.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
WELCH, THOMAS, extend letters patent to (see bill H.R. 13943).
WELHOELTER, GUSTAV, relief (see bill H.R. 3045•).
WELLS, BARNEY E., relief (see bill H.R. 3257•).
WELLS, EMMA F., pension (see b111 H.R. 14121).
WELLS, R. H., allow to accept foreign testimonial (see bill H.R.
13845.•).
WELSH, WILLIAM D., article entitled "An Appeal to Congress,.
written by, 2959.
WELTY, M. R., relief (see bill H.R. 5457•).
WENTLE, MARY, pension (see bill H.R. 13381).
WENTWORTH, CHARLES WALLACE, relief (see bill H.R. 13399).
WEST, CHARLES (a Representative from Ohio).
Attended, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Arnold, Sophia: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13294), 46.
Eckels, Ray C.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14358), 2193.
Garber, W. C.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13292), 46.
Graf, Callie R.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14028),
1258.
Kinney, Jennie: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14260),
1834.
Metzler, Eleanor W. : to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13482) ' 230.
Price, Ella: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13293) , 46.
Whitten, ViolaS.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14739).
4555.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 416, 536, 870.
Societies and associations, 50, 818, 870, 4211.
Remarks by, on
Government economy, 2553.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Foreign Affairs:
Authorizing Paul H. Goss, Roy B. Newport, Ralph V. Arm-
strong, and R. H. Wells to accept foreign testimonials (see
bill H.R. 13845, H.Rept. 1878), 1986.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
WESTCOTT, JAMES E., relief (see bill H.R. 2049•).
WEST CREEK, N.J., survey of (see bill H.R. 13017).
WESTERN ELECTRIC CO., INC., relief (see billS. 5465).
WESTERN IRRIGATION AGRICULTURE, remarks in House rela-
tive to appropriations for investigations in connection
with, 1068.
WEST MIDDLESEX, PA., petition from the Presbyterian Church
remonstrating against repeal of the eighteenth amend-
ment or the Volstead Act, 1160.
WEST POINT MILITARY RESERVATION, repeal act authorizing
acquisition of additional land for (see bill S. 5627).
WEST VIRGINIA, amend act to regulate holding United States
courts in (see bills s. 5536; H.R. 14499).
Memorial of legislature relative to election of delegates in
McDowell County, 4378.
Memorial of legislature urging repeal of the eighteenth
amendment, 4559.
Ratification by the legislature of the proposed amendment
to the Constitution of the United States relative to the
terms of the President, Vice President, Senators, and Rep-
resentatives, 146, 157.
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WEST WALWORTH (N.Y.) DAIRYMEN'S LEAGUE COOPERATIVE WHEELER, BURTON K.-Contlnued
ASSOCIATION, INC., resolution remonstrating against the
proposed reduction of Rural Mall Delivery Service, 5066.
WESTWOOD, B. EDWARD, relief (see bill H.R. 14043*).
WEYTHMAN, LEWIS, relief (see bill H.R. 13620).
WHALEN, JOSEPH, relief (see bill H.R. 13941).
WHALING INDUSTRY, extend certain benefits under the Merchant
Marine Act to (see S.J.Res. 254).
"WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH THE COUNTRY?", address over
the radio delivered by Robert L. Owen entitled, 1710.
WHEAT, amendment and remarks in House relative to production
· of, 1611, 1612, 1659, 1678.
Article by James S. Milloy entitled "Fivefold Problem of
Wheat Farmer Studied by Twin City Business Men", 1403.
Bills providing for the regulation of transportation in inter-
state and foreign commerce of (see bills S. 5033; H.R.
13602).
Bill to amend the joint resolution authorizing distribution
of Government-owned wheat to the American National
Red Cross for relief of distress (see bill S. 5185).
Bill providing for loans by the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation to producers of (see bill S. 5587).
Bill to stab111ze the price of (see blll H.R. 13457).
Joint resolution for distribution of Government-owned
wheat for relief of distress (see H.J.Res. 494).
Memorial of Legislature of Arkansas urging disposal of sur-
plus Government-owned wheat, 3584.
Remarks in House relative to the price of, 2531.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 1184.
Remarks in Senate relative to disposal of surplus, 103, 724:.
Remarks in Senate relative to the shipment of wheat in
interstate and foreign commerce, 724.
Report of the Federal Farm Board concerning the distribu-
tion of Government-owned wheat for relief of diStress,
157.
Statistics relative to production and prices of, 1368.
, WHEATLEY, OREM, relief (see blll S. 219*).
' WHEELER, BURTON K. (a Senator from Montana).
:· Attended, 3.
Appointed on funeral committee, 5416.
Article on the economic situation written by, 898.
Cabinet of President-elect Roosevelt: newspaper article by
Carlisle Bargeron on, 5013.
Currency intl..ation: letter from W. I. Wright relative to,
5067.
•• Democrats Must Act Swiftly or Lose Public Confidence":
article by Burton K. Wheeler entitled, 2866.
Economic situation: article by Abraham Epstein on, 3056. WHITE, COMPTON I. (a Represe;ntative-elect from Idaho), silver:
"Financial saturnalia": newspaper editorial entitled, 5067.
Money-What It Is: radio address on, 4406.
Order in Senate to print as Senate document address on
money and the price level by (S.Doc. 158), 1171.
Silver: article from Washington (D.C.) Herald entitled WHITE, ROBE CARL, article entitled " These Troublous Times"
"Roman Financial History Cited in • Case' for Silver",
2462.
Silver, remonetization of: article from Washington (D.C.)
Herald on, 2802.
---radio address on, 4966.
---resolution of Toledo (Ohio) Central Labor Union
endorsing, 4584.
Amendments offered by, to
Glass-Steagall banking bill~ilver, remonetization of, 2294.
Interior Department appropriation bill (H.R. 13710)--drug
and liquor traffic among Indians, 3626.
---Indian courts, 3626.
Second deficiency bill (H.R. 14769), 4963.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Assessment work on mining claims: providing for suspen-
sion of annual (see bill S. 5200), 541.
Boone, James A.: to pension (see bill S. 5276), 888.
Chil Service retirement: to amend act of May 29, 1930,
relative to (see bill S. 5395), 1623.
Fort Peck Indian Reservation: for the relief of certain set-
tlers on {see bill S. 5433), 1858.
Gould, Sarah J.: to pension (see bill S. 5277), 888.
Loans to farmers: to extend time of payment of certain
(see bill S. 5077), 93.
McMurdo, A. Keith: for relief (see bill S. 5454), 2071.
Northern Montana College: granting certain public lands
for use of {see bill S. 5698), 5297.
Ransom, John: to pension (see bill S. 5565), 2958.
Williams, Joseph E.: to pension (see bill S. 5678), 4566.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Accounting and auditing systems: directing Comptroller
General to report economies to be effected through con-
solidation of (S.Res. 350), 3490. . ---Seatrain Co. mall contract, 2743.
Departmental functions: requiring from heads of Govern-
ment establishments reports on (S.Res. 351), 3490.
Holy Family Hospital, St. Ignatius, Mont.-to concur, 5452.
Open-market trading in grain futures on Chicago Board of
Trade: removal of restrictions on (S.Res. 376), 5244.
Walsh, Thomas J.: tnvitatiom to funeral of (S.Res. 380).
5452. ·
- - t o defray funeral expenses ~S.Res. 379), 5441.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Societies and associations, 232, 4961, 5191, 5435.
State legislatures, 4900.
Bemarks by, on
Accounting and. auditing systems, 3490, 3595.
Arms and munitions: prohibition of exportation of, 2135.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 5122.
Bimetallism or communism, 898.
Chicago Board of Trade, 6310.
Crop surpluses and their control, 109.
Currency inflation, 4577, 4578, 4579, 4580, 4581, 4696, 4699.
Departmental functions: reports on, 3595, 4870.
Foreign debts, 1289, 2468.
Glass-3teagall banking bill, 1333, 1334, 1335, 1404, 1415, 1416,
1631, 1632, 1633, 1634, 1635, 1747, 1987, 1996, 2026,
2145, 2152, 2202, 2205.
---bankers' lobby, 2094.
--branch banking, 2094, 2095, 2139, 2140, 2143, 2145.
---silver, remonetization of, 2294, 2349, 2350, 2352, 2353,
2354, 2359, 2365, 2375, 2379, 2381, 2387, 2388, 2391,
2394, 2395, 2456, 2465, 2466, 2492.
Government economy, 2582.
- - - article in Scribner's Magazine entitled, 2260.
International Mercantile Marine Co. mail contract, 5230.
Mortgage foreclosures: postponement of, 6327.
Motion for recess, 1648.
Railroads: loans to, 2661, 2662, 2663.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation: loans by, 2663.
Remonetization of silver, 1170, 1188, 1189.
" Silver as Money ", 1268. _
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 2580.
---assay offices, 2668.
---executive economy, 3163, 3155, 3156, 3168, 3169, 3492,
3495.
---personnel classification, 3435.
--salary reduction, 3496, 3497, 3498.
Wheat situation, 1189.
Beports made by. from
Committee on Indian Affairs:
Fort Peck Indian Reservation, Mont.: settlers on (S.Rept.
1146). 3242.
Fort Peck irrigation project, Montana (S.Rept. 1283), 4873.
Indian lands: homestead designations on allotted (S.Rept.
1258). 4565.
Northern Cheyenne Indian Tribal Council (S.Rept. 1321),
5191.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
WHEELER, MINNIE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13382).
remonetization of-address on, 5547.
WHITE, OWEN P., article entitled "Helping the Farmer Out"
written by, 2565.
written by, 3243.
WHITE, WALLACE H., JR. (a Senator from Maine).
Attended, 3. .
Appointed conferee, 5195.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1358, 1429.
Amendments offered by, to
Radio regulation (H.R. 7716)-lleenses to aliens or foreign
corporations, 3769.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Weed, FrankL.: for relief (see b111 S. 5017), 63.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Herbert G. Black and Clark Coal Co.: to concur in House
amendment, 3237.
Lindley Nurseries, Inc.: to concur in House amendment.
3935.
Van Camp Sea Food Co~ Inc.: to concur in House amend·
ment, 3935.
Bemarks by, on
Barry, David S., 3516.
Copeland, Royal S.: address by, 1427.
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4224.
Fisheries in Alaska, 4986.
Merchant-marine policies, 8295.
O'Neil, Edward J., 5511.
Radio appeal case court decision, 323.
Radio regulation, 3769, 3770.
---conference report, 5205, 5207, 5209, 5210.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-allen
seamen, 3378.
---merchant marine, 2749.
--ocean mail service, 3296, 3297, 3298, 3302, 8360, 3361,
3365.
Beports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Beier, George (S.Rept. 1343), 5296.
Berm!, Sadie (S.Rept. 1341), 5297.
Bethel Cemetery Co., Presbyterian Church, Harold S. Stubbs,
and others (S.Rept. 1344), 5296.
Clark, Fred G., Co. (S.Rept. 1813), 5448.
Dunn. John L. (S.Rept. 1340), 5296.
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WHITE, WALLACE H., JR.-Continued
Reports made by, from
Committee on Claims:
Godfrey, Ida E. (S.Rept. 1046), 1551.
O'Neil, Edward J. (S.Rept. 1342), 5296.
Southard, Frances (S.Rept. 1345) , 5297.
'fiyon, Addie I. and Lorin H. (S.Rept. 1120), 2562.
Committee on Commerce:
Bonnet Carre floodway area (S.Rept. 1078), 2131.
Fisheries in Alaska (S.Rept. 1249), 4379.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
WHITE, WILBUR M. (a Representative from Ohio).
Attended, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Ballou, Justin G.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14173), 1548.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 4107, 4455.
Societies and associations, 478.
Remarks by, on
Beer blll, 799.
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 31.
Government purchase of American goods, 1894.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans: publicity of,
2540.
Tariffs and foreign-currency depreciation, 3874.
War Department appropriation bill-personnel training, 2325.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
WHITE BROS. & CO., report of the Comptroller General of the
United States on claim of, 3823, 3826.
WHITE EARTH INDIAN RESERVATION. See INDIANS.
WHITE HOUSE, remarks in Senate relative to the conference
between President Hoover and President-elect Roosevelt
on war debts, 2202.
Statistics relative to appropriations for expenses of, 1382.
WHITE RIVER, MO. AND ARK., print report concerning the de-
velopment of (see H.Res. 307).
WHITESITI', E. C., letter relative to pending banking legislation
written by, 2269.
WHITFIELD, FRANK D., relief (see bill H.R. 6461*).
WHITING, VERNON, letter relating to the depression written by.
1500.
WHITLEY, JAMES L. (a Representative from New York).
Attended, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Barrows, Mary J.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14174),
1548.
Bnas, Jennie A.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13298), 46.
Darling, Isabella E.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13297),
46.
Lowell, Cora J.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13483}, 230.
Moshier, Jennie: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13296),
46.
Stokes, Ida H.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13295), 46.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 1987, 2556.
Remarks by, on
Gasoline tax, 2898.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
WHITMORE, STELLA E., relief (see bill H.R. 2245*).
WHITNEY, A. F .. telegram to Bernard M. Baruch relative to the
railway situation, 902.
WHITSON. ELIZA JANE, increase pension (see bill s. 4997).
Wlil'I'TEN, VIOLA S., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14739).
WHITTENTON MANUFACTURING CO., telegram urging distribu-
tion to the Red Cross of Government-owned cotton held
by stabilization corporations, 2859.
WHITTINGTON, EVA, pension (see bill H.R. 13693).
WHITTINGTON, WILL M. (a Representative from Mississippi).
. Attended, 6.
Lee and Jackson-address by Mr. Whittington before Stone-
wall Chapter, No. 20, United Daughters of Confederacy,
2778.
Amendments offered by, to
Legislative appropriation bill-salary reduction, 3386, 3404.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill (H.R.
13520)' 4607, 4609.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Delegates and Resident Commissioners: to reduce compen-
sation to $7,500 per annum of (see bill H.R. 14487), 2790.
Employees of the United States: to reduce salaries of (H.R.
14549)' 3235.
Jones, Lizzie: to pension (see bill H.R. 13989), 1145.
Members of Congress: to reduce and adjust clerk hire of
(see bill H.R. 14488), 2790.
- - t o reduce compensation to $7,500 per annum of (see
bill H.R. 14487), 2790.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 720.
Societies and associations, 720, 1259.
State legislatures, 1056, 1396.
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill, 1123.
---public roads, 1129.
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WHITI'INGTON, WILL M.-Continued
Remarks by, on
Agricultural appropriation bill-soil fertility, 1121.
---transfer of appropriations, 1072.
Beer bill, 789.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2119, 2123.
Cotton: Government purchase and sale of, 5257, 5272.
Crop-production loans, 1028.
Distribution of Government-owned cotton, 711, 713.
District of Columbia: taxes and assessments on family
dwelling houses, 3977.
Farm-allotment plan, 1351, 1586.
Farm Loan Act: amendment of, 5179.
Humphreys, William Y.: tribute to, 5186.
Legislative appropriation bill, 3317, 3340.
---clerk hire, 3320, 3323.
--salary reduction, 3318, 3319, 3324, 3386, 3389, 3404.
Louderback, Harold, 4921.
Navy surplus clothing, 923.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill--con-
ference report, 4598, 4607, 4609, 4610.
Veterans' benefits, 3111.
War Department appropriation bill-flood control, 2437.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
WICHITA, KANS., remarks in House relative to the farm-loan
bank at, 355.
WICKERSHAM, JAMES (a Delegate from Alaska).
Amendments offered by, to
Yakutat & Southern Railroad, 4863.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Alaska: to extend the benefits of the Adams Act, the Pur-
nell Act, and the Capper-Ketcham Act to the Ter-
ritory of (see bill H.R. 13816), 816.
- - - t o provide for appeal or writ of error to the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals from final judg-
ments in the District Court of (see bills H.R. 13954,
14241). 1099, 1833.
Alaska Matanuska Coal Co.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14029),
1258.
Fairbanks, Alaska: to authorize issuance of school bonds by
town of (see bills H.R. 13815, 13959), 816, 1100.
Nome, Alaska: to transfer control to Secretary of Interior
of building no. 2 on customhouse reservation at (see bill
H.R. 13521), 297.
Reno, Joe: for relief (see bill H.R. 13355), 77.
Remarks by, on
Flood control, Lowell Creek, Seward, Alaska, 1900.
Interior Department appropriation bill-geologic work in
Alaska, 933.
WIDOWS ISLAND, MAINE, authorizing transfer by the Secretary
of the Navy to the Secretary of Agriculture (see bills S.
1863 *; H.R. 5642).
WIGGLE, PETER, relief (see bill H.R. 5256*).
WIGGLESWORTH, RICHARD B. (a Representative from Massa-
chusetts).
Attended, 6.
Appointed on Coolidge funeral committee, 1393.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Nickerson, Sarah M. H.: to pension (see bill H.R. 13598),
364.
Public buildings and public works: for protection of labor-
ers and mechanics on (see bill H.R. 13039), 41.
Public works: to protect laborers on public works of the
United States (see bill H.R. 14298), 2064.
Smith, Walter B.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13449), 153.
Remarks by, on
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2106.
Taplin, William Ray, 5404.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
WILBURN, FLORENCE MAY, pension (see bill H.R. 13925).
WILCOX, WILLIAM MARION, relief (see bill H.R. 13804).
WILD, MINNIE, pension (see bill S. 5653).
WILDER, JOHN H., pension (see bill H.R. 13698).
WILD LIFE RESOURCES, memorandum relative to the work and
expenditures of the Senate Committee on Conservation
of, 1856.
Resolution increasing the limit of expenditures by the spe-
cial committee investigating the conservation of (see
S.Res. 340*).
'WILEY, BARBARA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14289).
WILFONG, JOSEPH, pension (see bill S. 5473).
WILKES-BARRE LACE MANUFACTURING CO., telegram urging
an increase of tariff duties on lace fabrics received from,
303.
WILKINS, FRANK, relief (see bill H.R. 2531*).
WILKINSON, TRUMAN H., increase pension (see bill s. 5662).
WILLIAMS, CLYDE (a Representative from Missouri).
Attended, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Alexander, Lyman James: for relief (see bill H.R. 13809) , 719.
Melton, Margaret J.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
13990)' 1145.
Tucker, Frances E.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14371), 2243.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
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WILLIAMS, EDWIN K., pension (see blll S. 5303) .
WILLIAMS, FRANCES S., pension (see bill H.R. 13337).
Bill to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13631).
WILLIAMS, GUINN (a Representative from Texas).
Attended, 6.
Appointed conferee, 714.
Tribute to services of, 5583.
Remarks by, on
Baxter, Carl C., 3724, 3725.
Change of reference-public health, 448.
Philippine independence, 1084, 1085.
Public-school building in Fairbanks, Alaska, 1885.
Samoa: government for American, 4926, 4931, 4935, 4937.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Territories:
Hawaii National Park (H.Rept. 1927), 2722.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
WILLIAMS, JOSEPH E., pension (see bill S. 5678).
WILLIAMS, MARION S., relief (see bill H.R. 13937).
WILLIAMS, MIRIAM A., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13052).
WILLIAMS, PERCILLA E., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13862).
WILLIAMS, SAMUEL, relief (see bill S. 5039).
WILLIAMS, WILLIE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13288).
WILLIAMSON, C. M., relief (see blll S. 458*).
WILLIAMSON, WILLIAM (a Representative from South Dakota).
Attended, 6.
Amendments offered by, to
Farm-allotment bill (H.R. 13991)---corn, 1611, 1614.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill (H.R.
13520) 4618.
1
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by . Ouachita National Forest, Ark.: to authorize creation of
Adjusted -service certificates: to provide that no mterest
shall be charged on loans upon (see bill H.R. 1300~), 40.
Agriculture: to provide temporary aid to (see blll H.R.
13375)' 152.
Emergency financing facilities: to amend section 2 of an act
to provide for financial institutions (see bill H.R. 13008),
40.
Guptil, Anna B.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13846), WINSCOTI', ELIZABETH, pension (see bill S. 4989).
817.
Harvey, Maggie F.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14529),
3052.
Indians: to authorize an appropriation to carry out provi-
sions of act of May 3, 1928, to pay certain individual
enrolled (see bill H.R. 13820) , 816.
Lower Brule Indian Reservation: providing !or the restora-
tion of an Indian agent for (see bill H.R. 13007), 40.
Sioux Tribe of Indians: to provide for the enrollment of
certain tribes of the (see bill H.R. 13009), 40.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Rules: to suspend, 5173.
Remarks by, on
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2114, 2122, 3798, 3879,
3886, 4950.
Currency expansion, 1230.
District of Columbia-banking business, 5574, 5575.
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 25.
Farm-allotment plan, 1507, 1530, 1611.
Independent offices appropriation bill-Veterans' Administra-
tion, 3026.
Interior Department appropriation bill: Indian at!airs, 928.
Lower Brule Indian Reservation: to restore Indian agent at,
3559.
National Guard of South Dakota, 5173, 5174.
Otoe and Missouria Trfbes of Indians, 702.
Samoa: government for American, 4930.
Silver, 1228.
South Dakota camp sites, 695.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill-con-
ference report, 4618.
War Department appropriation bill, 2177.
--laundry !acUities at Army posts, 2177.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Indian At! airs: Act of May 3, 1928 (H.Rept.
1880) 2127,
1
Indian irrigation projects (H.Rept. 1939), 2790.
Lower Brule Indian Reservation: Indian agent (H.Rept.
1884) 2127,
1
Turtle Mountain Band, Chippewa Indians, North Dakota
(H.Rept. 2195), 5425.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
WILLOUGHBY, TERRESSA, increase pension (see billS. 5058).
WILMOT CASTLE CO., relief (see bill S. 221•).
WILSON, ANNA HILL, pension (see bUl H ..R. 13199).
WILSON, ARTHUR M., editorial entitled "You in Washington,
Hear" written by, 4766.
WILSON, CLAUDE BERNARD, relief (see bill H.R. 14495).
WILSON, EMILY, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13764).
WILSON, FERRY, relief (see bill S. 5575).
WILSON, LEONARD L., reinstate in Navy (see bill H.R. 13429).
WILSON, MINNIS, pensiQn (see bill H.R. U800).
WILSON, RILEY J. (a Representative from Louisiana).
Attended, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions introd.uced by
Bonnet Carre: in reference to land in fioodway area of (see
bill H.R. 13523) I 297.
Flood control on Mississippi River (H.R. 14548), 3235.
Remarks by, on
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 2120.
Flood control, 2436.
Government purchase of American goods, 1893.
Tribute to retiring Members, 5555.
Waterways and transportation: speech before National
Rivers and Harbors Congress on, 2165.
White paper from southern pine, 4930.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Flood Control:
Bonnet Carre fioodway area (H.Rept. 1809), 943.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
WILSON, WOODROW, excerpt from an address delivered in 1908
before the American Bankers Association at Denver, Colo.,
by, 1996.
WIMBLEY, HARRY C. (prohibition agent), remarks in House
relative to, 5636.
WINEGAR, ELLA J., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13642).
WINES, LAURINDA, relief (see bill S. 5368).
WINES AND BEER. See also ALcoHOLic LIQUOR TRAFFic.
Bill to tax light wines (see bill H.R. 13719).
Memorial of Legislature of California urging legislation to
allow the manufacture of nonintoxicating light wines,
4559.
WINGO, EFFIEGENE (a Representative from Arkansas).
Attended, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
game refuge in (see bill H.R. 14266), 1907.
Little River: to extend time for reconstruction of a railroad
bridge near Morris Ferry, Ark., across (see bill H.R. 14480),
2790.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
WINKLEPLECK, CORA, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13103).
WINSLOW, MARY J., pension (see bill H.R. 13231).
WINSTOCK, MELVIN G., address delivered at the memorial serv-
ices to ·wesley L. Jones by, 2800.
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C., release the city from the necessity of
furnishing accommodations for holding United States
courts (see bill H.R. 6456*).
W. I. RADCLIFFE (steamship), adjudicate claim of owner of (see
bill H.R. 11869 •) .
WIRE TAPPING, amendment in Senate relative to, 3745.
Remarks in Senate relative to, 4239.
WISCONSIN, convey certain submerged lands to (see bill H.R.
14463).
Memorial of legislature urging legislation to protect domes-
tic producers against unfair competition resulting from
depreciation of foreign currencies, 2798.
Memorial of legislature relating to the tax on beer, 3240.
Memorial of legislature urging an amendment to the Con-
stitution to repeal the eighteenth amendment and to
legalize the manufacture and sale of beer, 3422.
Memorial of legislature relating to the Great Lakes-St.
Lawrence waterway, 3240.
Memorial of legislature relative to congressional action on
agricultural relief, 3421. ·
Memorial of legislature urging legislation to require the
purchase of domestic materials for Government supplies
and to confine all contracts for Federal construction to
American firms, 3827.
Memorial of legislature urging legislation to guarantee to
farmers a price for their products which will give them
their minimum cost of production, 3828.
Memorial o! legislature to authorize the Reconstruction •
Finance Corporation to make loans to farmers and home
owners, 3828.
Memorial of legislature favoring the nomination of candi-
dates for President through a Nation-wide Presidential
primary election, 4213.
Memorial of legislature favoring a higher tari1f on dairy
products, 4213.
Memorial of legislature opposing payment of retired pay to
certain officers and advocating payment of the soldiers'
bonus to veterans who are unemployed and in need, 4787.
Memorial of legislature urging legislation to authorize the
issuance of a special series of postage stamps in honor of
Thaddeus Kosciusko, 5434.
Memorial of legislature relative to the proposed abandon-
ment of the Wisconsin Memorial Hospital, 5434.
Memorial of legislature urging legislation to establish an
unemployment insurance system on a Nation-wide basis,
5435.
Ratification by the legislature of the proposed amendment
to the Constitution of the United States relative to the
terms of the President, Vice President, Senators, and
Representatives, 3135, 3345.
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WISEMAN, MANUEL M., relief (see billS. 5207*).
WITHROW, GARDNER R. (a Representative from Wisconsin).
Attended, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Besch, Charles A.: for relief (see bill H.R. 13450), 153.
Kaman, Albert: to correct military record (see bill H.R.
13451) • 153.
Nelson, Josephine D. M.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14295),
1936.
Schneider, Frank: to correct military record (see bill H.R.
13452), 153.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 5416.
Societies and associations, 478, 1357.
State legislatures, 4556, 5291.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
WITHYCOMBE POST, NO. 11, AMERICAN LEGION, CORVALLIS,
OREG., relief (see bills S. 5694; H.R. 5214*).
WITT, LON C., pension (see bill H.R. 13781).
WITTEK, ALFRED A., relief (see bill H.R. 13591).
WOLCOTT, JESSE P. (a Representative from Michigan).
Attended, 6.
Amendments offered by, to
War Department appropriation bill-buildings, 2224.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Boernstein, Sigismond G.: to pay widow of (see H.Res. 325),
607.
Remarks by, on
Eighteenth amendment: repeal of, 4524.
First deficiency appropriation bill-tax refunds, 1322.
Philippine independence, 1085.
War Department appropriation bill-buildings, 2224.
Veterans of Foreign Wars: resolutions adopted by conven-
tion of, 1976.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
WOLF, CATHARINE A., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13224).
WOLFENDEN, JAMES (a Representative from Pennsylvania).
Attended, 6.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1435.
Appointed to temporary Committee on Accounts, 5541.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Standard Basket Act-to amend act of August 31, 1916 (see
bill H.R. 14519), 3052.
Vetterlein, Wayne Smallwood: for relief (see bill H.R.
13453), 153.
votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
WOLL, MATTHEW, letter concerning the dumping of foreign im-
ports into the United States at prices which are less than
American costs of production, 2963.
Letter relative to recognition of Soviet Russia written by,
5486.
Statement concerning tariff protection for American indus-
tries made by, 2972.
WOLTER, EARNEST J., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13102).
WOLVERTON, CHARLES A. (a Representative from New Jersey).
Attended, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Chew, Mary Etta : to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13299) ,
46.
Flick, Anna J.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13599), 364.
Kosciusko, Thaddeus: authorizing issuance of special post-
age stamp in honor of (see H.J .Res. 512), 607.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Barto, Frank Hazel: to pay widow of (see H.Res. 346), 1436.
Remarks by, on
Cooperation with the President, 5667.
Votes of.See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
WOMAN'S NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT,
resolutions remonstrating against repeal of the eighteenth
amendment, 6.
WOMEN, remarks in House relative to unemployed and homeless
women, 1134.
WOMEN'S INDEPENDENT VOTERS CLUB OF NEW ORLEANS, LA.,
telegram urging further investigation of the Overton-
Broussard election in Louisiana, 4788.
WOOD, JOHN S. (a Representative from Georgia).
Attended, 6. ·
Bills and jotnt resolutions introduced by
Revenue Act of 1926: to amend (see bill H.R. 14080), 1395.
See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
Votes of.
WOOD, NELLIE J., pension (see bill S. 5023).
WOOD, ROBERT C., pension (see bill H.R. 14013).
WOOD, WILLIAM R. (a Representative from Indiana).
Attended, 6.
Appointed conferee, 3801, 5603.
Amendments offered by, to
Deficiency appropriation bill (H.R. 13975)-tax refunds,
1959.
District of Columbia appropriation bill (H.R. 14643)-traffic
bureau, 4205.
213
WOOD, WILLIAM R.-Continued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Best, Maria E.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13302) , 46.
Chapman, Emma: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 13301),
46.
Conley, Frances: to increase pension (see bills H.R. 13650,
14750)' 415, 4641.
Cornell, Esther J.: to increase pension (see bills H.R. 13651,
14753)' 415, 4641.
Puntenney, Hannah M.: to increase pension (see bill H.R.
14752)' 4641.
Shively, Viola: to pensi.J:>n (see bill H.R. 13300), 46.
Skinner, Sallie H.: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14530),
3052.
Upp, Alice: to increase pension (see bill H.R. 14751), 4641.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 2556, 3053, 3344.
Remarks by, on
Balancing the Budget-President's message, 3112, 3113.
Bankruptcy system: uniformity of, 2920.
Beer bill, 854.
Common carriers by water, 5163.
Consolidation of Government bureaus, 3799, 4598.
Deficiency appropriation bill-tax refunds, 1954, 1956.
District of Columbia appropriation bill, 4196.
Independent offices appropriation bill, 3112.
---Federal Trade Commission, 3196.
Veterans' Administration, 3032.
Interior Department appropriation bill-Education Bureau
publications, 932.
---transfer of appropriations, 940.
Second deficiency bill-Fort Slocum, N.Y., 5052.
Treasury and Post Office Departments appropriation bill, 337.
---conference report, 5373, 5374.
---furlough or pay cut, 345, 346, 347.
---ocean mail, 465.
---public buildings, 407, 408, 410.
---salary reduction, 510, 3798.
---special-delivery messengers, 516.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
WOOD v. BLOOM, opinion by the Supreme Court of the United
States in the Mississippi redistricting case of, 207.
WOODBURY, W. H., letter relating to postwar problems written
by, 1400.
WOODCOCK. AMOS W. W. (prohibition administrator), remarks
in House relative to, 5636.
WOODEN MONEY, article by Stuart Chase relative to the use of,
1846, 1851.
WOOD PULP AND NEWSPRINT, letter from the Minneapolis Trib-
une relative to the effects of foreign competition in the
paper-mill industry, 2342.
WOOD-PULP INDUSTRY, investigate competitive conditions in
(see S.Res. 365*).
WOODRING, IRVIN A., remarks in House relative to the death of,
2547.
WOODRUFF, ROY 0. (a Representative from Michigan).
Attended, 6.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Copeland, Helen: for relief (see bill H .R. 13454), 153.
General Pulaski's Memorial Day: to proclaim October 11,
1933 (see H.J.Res. 535), 1257.
Libbey, Delbert E.: for relief (see H .Res. 324), 607.
Rose, Loretta Mae: to pension (see bill H.R. 13971), 1100.
Selley, Helen J.: to pension (see blll H.R. 14103), 1396.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Abbott, John S., 4278.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 231.
Remarks by, on
Currency expansion, 1229.
Farm-mortgage problem, 222, 223.
Lindsay, Russell H., 3224, 3225.
Mawpin, Felix, 2706.
Philippine independence, 1086.
San Diego, Calif.: exchange of lands with, 5405.
War Department appropriation blll, 1810.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Naval Affairs:
Lands in San Diego, Calif. (H.Rept. 1862), 1778.
Naval Academy graduates (H.Rept. 1920), 2640.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
WOODRUM, CLIFTON A. (a Representative from Virginia).
Attended, 6.
Appointed conferee, 4926, 5389.
Appointed on committee to arrange for memorial services to
Calvin Coolidge, 1873.
George Washington Bicentennial Commission: statement of
appropriations and estimates for, 3022.
Amendments offered by, to
Independent offices appropriation bill-Arlington Memorial
Bridge, 3130.
---average salaries, 3216.
---Employees' Compensation Commission, 3184.
---Federal Trade Commission, 3205.
---Tariff Commission, 3210.
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WOODRUM, CLIFTON A.-Contlnued
Bills and joint resolutions introduced 'by
Independent offices of the Government: making annual ap-
propr19.tions for (see bill H.R. 14458), 2723.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Adjourn: to, 3051, 3138.
Committee of the Whole, 3017, 3051, 3090, 3092, 3135, 3188,
3216.
Independent offices appropriation bill-to disagree to Senate
amendments and ask for conference, 4926.
Remarks by, on
Balancing the Budget--Roose'('elt program, 1067.
Byrd, Harry Flood: tribute to, 5661.
Consolidation of Gover nmen t bureaus, 3798.
First deficiency appropriation bill, 1299.
Glass, Carter: tribute to, 5660.
Independent offices appropriation bill, 3017, 3032, 3090, 3127,
3206.
---Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, 3020, 3208.
- - - Alien Property Custodian, 3130.
---Arlington Memorial Bridge, 3019, 3130, 3131, 3132.
---Civil Service Commission, 3019, 3132, 3133, 3134.
---conference report, 5387, 5388, 5540.
---emergency officers' retirement, 3027, 3030.
---Employees' Compensation Commission, 3184.
---Federal Farm Board, 3185. 3190.
---Federal 'ITade Commission, 3019, 3045,3117, 3119, 3198,
3202, 3203.
---Interstate Commerce Commission, 3020.
--Shipping Board, 3021, 3210, 3211, 3212.
---Smithsonian Institute, 3209.
---Tariff Commission, 3210.
--Veterans' Administration, 3024, 3025, 3026, 3027, 3028,
3029, 3030, 3031, 3032, 3214, 3215, 3216.
---vocational rehabilitation ,3184.
Limitation of debate, 3090, 3185, 3195, 3204.
McElrath, William W., 3728, 3729.
Mixed Claims Commission, United States and Germany, 4540.
Order of business, 2704.
Sage, William H., Jr., 3638.
Speaker: tribute to the, 5540.
Swanson, Claude A.: tribute to, 5660.
Tribute to retiring Members, 5540.
Tucker, Henry St. George: tribute to, 4357.
Veterans' benefits, 3111.
Reports made by, from
Committ ee on Appropriations:
Executive Office and independent bureaus: to make appro-
priations for (H.Rept. 1922), 2722.
Committee of conference:
Independent offices appropriation bill (H.R. 14458, H. Repts.
2133, 2193), 4926, 5424.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
WOODWARD, KATY J., increase pension (see b1ll H.R. 7345).
WOODWARD, VIOLETS., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14493).
WOOL, authorize the American National Red Cross to exchange
Government-owned cotton for articles containing (see
S.J.Res. 228).
WOOLEY, RALPH E., relief (see bill H.R. 14212*).
WOOLSEY, C. B., letter favoring the so·- called "domestic-allot-
ment plan" for farm relief, 1682.
WOOTEN, A. L., letter relative to the Federal home-loan banking
system written by, 1328. · WYLIE, EDNA B., relief (see bill H.R. 994•).
WORKER'S RIGHT TO WORK, giving protection of the law to
(see bill S. 5480}.
WORKMAN, JOSHUA, correct m111tary record (see bill S. 5001).
WORLD COURT, editorials on the subject of, 902.
Letter from Democrats throughout the country to Demo-
cratic Senators asking for action on, 301.
Petition of Gen. James G. Harbord and others urging rati-
fication of the protocols for adherence of the United
States to, 419.
Report of the Women's Bar Association o! the District o!
Columbia relative to the protocol of, 5244.
Resolution of the Arkansas Baptist State Convention urg-
ing ratification of treaties providing for adherence of the
United States to, 4214.
Resolution adopted by the Larimer County Bar Associa-
tion, Colorado, urging adherence by the United States
to, 1260.
Statement adopted by the New York Peace Society on the
subject of, 1437.
WORLD DISARMAMENT, remarks in Senate relative to, 1988.
Resolution proposing the negotiation of a multilateral
treaty providing for reduction of expenditures for mili-
tary, naval, and air forces (see S.Res. 332).
WORLD ECONOMlC RECOVERY, address over the radio delivered
by President Hoover in New York City, February 14, 1933,
on the subject of, 4053.
WORLD POULTRY CONGRESS. See FIFTH WoRLD's POULTRY
CoNGRESS; SIXTH WORLD'S POULTRY CONGRESS.
WORLD POWERS, table showing military and naval burdens of
the seven most heavily armed nations, 4727.
WORLD WAR ADJUSTED COMPENSATION ACT, amend (see b111
H.R. 13714).
WORLD WAR EMERGENCY OFFICERS. See ARMY.
WORLD WAR VETERANS. See Ex-SERVICE MEN.
WORLD WAR VETERANS' ACT, 1924, amend (see bills S. 5166,
5429; H.R. 14362, 14630).
B111 to amend with respect to disclosure of confidential in-
formation in the files of the Veterans' Administration
(see bill S. 5673).
BHl to restrict payment of benefits to veterans who suffered
injury or contracted disease in line of duty (see bill s.
5624).
WORRALL, L. P., relief (see bill S. 5605).
Letter of Secretary of War transmitting a draft of a pro-
posed b1ll to authorize a credit in the accounts of, 3653.
WORSHAM, L. D., relief (see b111. H.R. 3905*).
WOUNDED WAR VETERANS, grant Civil Service status to (see
bill H.R. 13030).
WRIGHT, ADDIE L., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14546).
WRIGHT, BENJAMIN, relief (see b111 S. 3789*).
WRIGHT, CATHERINE, relief (see bills S. 5610; H.R. 14172).
WRIGHT, DAVID A., adjudicate claim of (see bill H.R. 6424•).
WRIGHT, ELEANOR AND WILLIAM, relief (see bill H.R. 14326*).
WRIGHT, W. E., allow to bridge the Mississippi River (see bills
S. 5641; H.R. 14684).
WRIGHT, W. I., letter on the subjects of bimetallism, the gold
standard, and depreciated foreign currencies, 5067.
WRIGHT, WILLIAM C. (a Representative from Georgia}.
Attended, 6.
Appointed conferee, 4425.
'ITibute to services of, 5664.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced 'by
Batson-Cook Co.: for relief (see bill H.R. 14600), 3581.
Motions and resolutions offered by
Adjourn;· to, 1778, 1832.
Remar ks by, on
War Department app:coprlatlon b111, 1759, 2181.
---conference report, 5386.
---railroads, 2186, 2187.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
WRIGHT AERONAUTICAL CORPORATION, remarks in Senate
relative to, 3057.
WYANDOTTE, OKLA., purchase land at the Seneca Indian School
at (see bills S. 5427*; H.R. 14536).
WYANT, ADAM M. (a Representative from Pennsylvania).
Attended, 6.
Appointed on funeral committee, 1435.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Kratzer, Henry William: for relief (see bill H.R. 14075), 1355.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 299, 365, 536, 720, 1549, 2129, 5189.
Societies and associations, 720, 3655.
Reports made by, from
Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce:
Allegheny River bridge, Pittsburgh, Pa. (H.Rept. 2023), 4105.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VOTES.
WYDICK, EDMUND, AND SKLADZIEN, PETER, relief (see bill H.R.
13834).
WYMORE, CHARLES L., relief (see bill H.R. 13114).
WYNN, ELIZABETH, increase pension (see bill H.R. 14559).
WYOl.\flNG, amend act for admission into the Union of the State
of (see b111 S. 3475*).
Letter from the Secretary of the Interior transmitting report
relative to an agreement with respect to the boundary line
between the States of Wyoming and Idaho (SDoc. 212),
5292, 5414.
Memorial of Legislature favoring a referendum on the ques-
tion o! repeal of the eighteenth amendment, 1158.
Memorial of legislature relative to the price of royalty oils
in, 3740.
Memorial of legislature for legislation to authorize appro-
priations for Federal aid in highway construction, 3829.
Memorial of legislature urging an investigation of the
alleged bootleg traffic in oil, 3995.
Memorial of legislature urging enactme;nt of legislation to
regulate interstate traffic by motor vehicles, 4458.
Memorial of legislature favoring bill (S. 1043) to allow the
States of Montana, Wyoming, and Idaho to tax persons
and property within the Yellowstone National Park, 4458.
Memorial of legislature relative to the maintenance of roads
for winter travel in the Yellowstone National Park, 4459. ·
Ratification by the legislature of the proposed amendment
to the Constitution of the United States relative to the
terms of the President, Vice President, Senators, and
Representatives, 2246, 2328.
YADON, THOMAS A., pension (see bill S. 5128}.
YAKUTAT & SOUTHERN RAILWAY, grant lands in Alaska to (see
bill H.R. 6484•).
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YALE (steamship) , correct naval records of officers and sailors who
served during the War with Spain on (see bill H.R. 14253).
YANKTON AGENCY. See INDIANS.
YAQUINA BAY, RIVER, AND ENTRANCE, OREG., report of Secre-
tary of War on survey of, 1986.
YATES, LEO, relief (see bill H.R. 13185).
YATES, RICHARD (a Representative from· Illinois).
Attended, 6.
Bills and joint resolu tions introduced by
Cornelius, Andrew J. J.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14513),
2943.
Dannerberger, Elizabeth: to pension (see bill H.R. 14058),
1326.
Jarvis, Sarah Ann: to pension (see bill H.R. 14661), 3992.
Linder, Sarah E.: to pension (see bill H.R. 14514), 2943.
Petitions and papers presented by, from
Citizens and individuals, 3992, 4642, 4866.
Societies and associations, 2338.
Remarks by, on
Eighteenth amendment repeal, 23,
Reports made by, from
General leave to print, 4509.
Votes of. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTEs.
YEA-AND-NAY VOTES IN HOUSE.
Army: on amendment to increase appropriations for the
Organized Reserves, 2443.
Beer: on bill (H.R. 13742) to tax, 867.
California State park system: on bill (S. 5612) to authorize
selection of land for the use of, 5392.
Citizens' m111tary training camps: on amendment making
appropriations for clothing, subsistence, and transporta-
tion for persons attending, 2444.
Cotton: on bill (S. 5122) to provide for the purchase and
sale of, 5274.
Deficiency appropriation bill (H.R. 13975): on conference
report on, 1324, 1953.
- - - o n amendment requiring prior approval by the Joint
Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation of refunds
of taxes, 1964.
- - - o n veto message of the President on, 2449.
Department of the Interior: on motions to recommit the
bill (H.R. 13710) making annual appropriations for, 942,
987.
Department of Justice appropriation bill (H.R. 14363): on
amendment prohibiting the purchase of intoxicating
liquors to be used as evidence in prohibition cases, 2770.
District of Columbia appropriation bill (H.R. 14643): on
amendment providing for emergency relief fQr needy
persons, 4447.
Eighteenth amendment: on House Joint Resolution 480 to
amend the Constitution to repeal, 12.
- - - o n Senate Joint Resolution 211 for an amendment to
the Constitution to repeal, 4508.
Executive agencies: on motion to recommit House Resolu-
tion 334 disapproving of Executive orders consolidating
and grouping certain executive agencies, 2125.
Farm relief: on bill (H.R. 13991) to aid agriculture, 1693.
Federal Trade Commission: on amendment to increase
appropriations for, 3305.
Impeachment charges against President Hoover: on resolu-
tion to investigate, 402, 1969.
Import duties: on motion to discharge the Committee on
Ways and Means from the further consideration of bill
(H.R. 8557) ~o equalize tariff duties by compensating for
depreciation in foreign currencies, 3967.
Internal-revenue taxes: on amendment relative to the rate
of interest allowed upon judgments against the United
States and overpayments of, 4620.
Louderback, Harold, United States district judge, northern
district of California: on substitute resolution (H.Res.
387) to impeach, 4925.
Medicinal liquors: on amendment to the bill (H.R. 14395)
relative to the prescribing of, 4938, 5020.
Morristown (N.J.) National Historical Park: on bill (S. 5469)
to create, 5172.
Order of business, 1582, 1658, 2109, 4714.
Philippine Islands: on veto by the President of bill (H.R.
7233) to grant independence to, 1768.
Public buildings: on the motion to suspend the rules and
pass the bill (H.R . 9921) to require contractors to name
their subcontractors, 3575.
Reorganization of the executive departments: on amend-
ment relative to disapproval of Executive orders providing
for, 4613.
Special order: on House Resolution 373 for a special order
for bill (H.R. 13520) making annual appropriations
for the Treasury and Post Office Departments, 3800.
- - - o n House Resolution 397 for a special order for bill
(S. 5122) to provide for the purchase and sale of
cotton. 5254.
State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor appropriation bill (H.R.
14363): on motion to recede and concur in the Senate
amendment, 5034.
Treasury-Post Office Departments appropriation bill (H.R.
13520): on House Resolution 314 to waive all points of
order on sections 2 to 8, both inclusive, of, 398.
215
YEA-AND-NAY VOTES IN SENATE.
Air Mail Service: on amendment relating to the disposition
of the net profits from domestic air mail, 3071, 3076.
Alcoholic liquor traffic: on amendments to Senate Joint
Resolution 211 for amendment of the eighteenth
amendment, 4169, 4179, 4229, 4230.
- - - o n passage of Senate Joint Resolution 211, 4231.
Army appropriation bill: on amendment to increase the
appropriation for clothing and equipage, 3787.
Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard: on amend-
ment relative to the proposed reduction of pay of enlisted
men of, 3473.
Banking act {bill S. 4412) on amendments to, 2208, 2393,
2400, 2512.
- - - o n passage of bill, 2517.
Bankruptcy: on amendments to bill (H.R. 14359) to amend
act to establish a uniform system of, 5125, 5134.
- - - o n passage of bill (H.R. 14359) to amend act to
establish a uniform system of, 5136.
Barry, David S., Sergeant at Arms of the Senate: on motion
to remove from office, 3281.
- - - o n amendment to reinstate, 3529.
- - - o n motion to refer the removal resolution to the
. Committee on Rules, 3530.
- - - o n Senate Resolution 352 to remove from office, 3530.
Crop-production loans: on the question of relevancy of an
amendment relating to appropriations for, 3286.
Employees in the Treasury and Post Office Departments: on
amendment providing that employees whose salary does
not exceed $2,000 a year shall not be afiected by the
proposed 5 percent reduction, 3086.
Employees of the United States: on amendment prohibiting
wage cuts or furloughs other than those heretofore
in effect, 3167.
- - - o n amendment relative to the keeping of uniform
service records of, 3440.
- - - o n amendment to prohibit wage cuts of, 3504.
- - - o n amendment to increase the pay cut from 8Ya
percent to 10 percent, 3511.
Executive Departments: on amendment providing for a 5
percent reduction in expenditures from appropria-
tions for, 3171.
- - - o n amendment directing 5-percent reductions in ap-
propriations for, 3510.
Federal Reserve Board: on amendment to increase the mem-
bership of, 2283.
Government supplies: on amendment to require the pur-
chase of domestic materials for, 3268, 3288.
Ocean Mail Service: on amendment to reduce appropriations
for, 3366.
- - - o n Senate Resolution 375 requesting the Postmaster
General to postpone the awarding of a mail contract
to the International Mercantile Marine Co. Inc.,
5310. ,
Order of business, 423, 958, 1644, 1649, 3449, 4058, 4138.
Philippine Islands: on amendments to bill (H.R. 7233) to ·
grant independence to, 437, 538, 540, 555, 616, 629,
630.
- - - o n motion to recommit bill (H.R. 7233) to grant inde-
pendence to, 624.
- - - o n bill (H.R. 7233) to grant independence to, 1924.
Post Office Department appropriation bill (H.R. 13520): on
amendment relating to the Seatrain Co., 2808.
Refunds of internal-revenue taxes: on amendment to the
first deficiency bill prohibiting refunds unless approved fly
the Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation, 1645.
Suspension of the rules, 1644, 3178, 3378.
Treasury and Post Office appropriation bill (H.R. 13520) : on
conference report on, 4900.
Unemployment relief: on amendment to bill (S. 5125) to
provide for, 4499, 4502, 4503.
War and Navy Departments: on amendment relative to the
proposed 5-percent reductions in appropriations for, 3510.
~GER, MARY, pension (see bill-H.R. 14469).
YEAGER, WILLIAM F., pension (see bill H.R. 14422).
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, memorial of Legislature of
Wyoming favoring bill (S. 1043) to allow the States of
Montana, Wyoming, and Idaho to tax persons and prop-
erty within, 4458.
Memorial of Legislature of Wyoming relative to the mainte-
nance of roads for winter travel in, 4459.
Resolution to investigate the proposed enlargement of (see
S.Res. 226•).
YEN, TISHENG, receive for instruction at the Military Academy
(see S.J.Res. 179•).
YOCH, BEN C., letter relative to the so-called "voluntary domes•
tic allotment plan " received from, 1371.
YON, THOMAS A. (a Representative from Florida).
Attended, 6.
Appointed conferee, 2756.
Appreciation to the membership of the House, 5666.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced by
Ramm, Alda E., to increase pension (see blll H.R. 14175).
1548.
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YON, THOMAS A.-Continued
Motions and resolutions offered by
Everglades National Park, Fla.: special order for bill (S. 475)
·to establish (see H.Res. 380), 4106.
Remarks by, on
Burns, Robert Ell1ott, 989.
Farm-allotment plan, 1505, 1672.
Gasoline tax, 2900.
Philippine independence, 1083.
Treasury-Post Ofiice ·Departments appropriation bill-parcel
post and postal savings, 457.
War Department apropriatlon bill, 2186.
Reports made by, from
Committee on the Public Lands:
Everglades National Park, Fla. (H.Rept. 2049), 4296.
Votes oj. See YEA-AND-NAY VoTES.
YONKERS, N.Y., Resolutions adopted by Alan P. Waite Post, Amer-
ican Legion, opposing the demand for immediate payment
of the adjusted-compensation certificates, 1935.
YOST, ALMIRA, pension (see blll H.R. 13686).
YOST, CAROLINE, increase pension (see bill H.R. 13213).
YOUGIDOGHENY RIVER, PA., report of Secretary of War on sur-
vey o!, 37.
YOUNG, C. 0., relief (see bill H.R. 14575).
YOUNG, HESTER A., increase pension (see b111 H.R. 13059).
YOUNG, LAURA B., increase pension (see bill H.R. 14047).
YOUNG, WALTER SAM, rellef (see bi11 H.R. 2907*).
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, relief of disabled
World War veterans of (see bill S. 5429).
YUGOSLAVIA, statistics relative to the military forces of, 2173.
YUMA, ARIZ., memorial of Legislature of Arizona urging the · use
of tufa stone in construction of public building at, 3422.
ZAGATA, LOUIS, rellef (see bill H.R. 7593*).
ZAHNISER, LOIS MALINDA, pension (see b111 H .R. 13921).
ZANGARA, GUISEPPI, remarks in Senate relative to the attempted
assassination of President-elect Roosevelt by, 4212.
Remarks in House relative to the attempted assassination of
President-elect Roosevelt by, 4431.
ZAPPONE, A., relle! (see bill H.R. 10124*).
ZARELLA, GIUGLIO, relief (see bill H.R. 12436*).
ZEIGLER, DORA, pension (see bill H.R. 13420).
ZELLER, HENRY C. AND EDWARD G., relief (see bill H.R. 14775),
ZERBE, CLARENCE R., increase pension (see b111 H.R. 14623).
ZINITI, JOHN E., relief (see bill H.R. 14494).
ZINN; JULIA A., increase pension (see bill H.R. 13624).
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BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS

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HISTORY OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
SENATE BILLS
S. 8~To authorize the Postmaster General to investigate the
conditions of the lease of the post-office garage in Boston,
Mass., and to readjust the terms thereof.
Amended and passed House, 3552.---senate disagrees to House
amendments and asks conference, 3584.--Conferees appointed,
3584, 4102.-House insists upon its amendments and agrees
to conference, 4102.--Conference report submitted in House
(H.Rept. 2095), 4811, 4948.-Agreed to, 4948.--Conference re-
port submitted in Senate and agreed to, 4867 .-Examined and
signed, 5002, 5061.-Presented to the President, 5019.-Ap-
proved [Private, No. 288], 5298.
S. 97-To protect trade-mark owners, distributors, and the public
against injurious and uneconomic practices in the distribu-
tion of articles of standard quality under a distinguishing
trade mark, brand, or name.
Debated, 482, 822, 826, 915, 919.
S.10Q-To amend section 586c of the act entitled "An act to
amend subchapter 1 of chapter 18 of the Code of Laws for
the District of Columbia relating to degree-conferring institu-
tions", approved March 2, 1929.
~ported back (H.Rept. 1882), 2127.-Debated, 5166.
s. 101-To provide for the discontinuance of the use as dwellings
of buildings situated in alleys in the District of Columbia,
and for the replatting and development of squares contain-
ing inhabited alleys, in the interest of public health, comfort,
morals, safety, and welfare, and for other purposes.
Reported with amendments (SRept. 1361), 5448.
S. 188-For the relief of Tampico Marine Iron Works.
Amended and passed House (in lieu of H.JRes. 104). 3718.-
Senate concurs in House amendments, 3831.-Examined and
signed, 3935, 3990.-Presented to the President, 3996.-Ap-
proved (Private, No. 209], 4380.
S. 207-For the relief of James L. Pate.
Passed House, 5400.-Examined and signed, 5449, 5538.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5524.-Approved [Private, No. 282],
5654.
S. 212-For the relief of Messrs. Short, Ross, Shaw, and Mayhood.
Passed House, 2716.-Examined and signed, 2789, 2792.-Pre-
sented to the President, 2801.-Approved [Private, No. 179],
3054.
S. 213-Authorizing adjustment of the claim of Kenneth Car-
penter.
Passed House, 2717.-Examined and signed, 2789, 2792.-Pre-
sented to the President, 2801.-Approved [Private, No. 180},
3237.
S. 21~Authorizing adjustment of the claim of Schutte & Koerting
Co.
Reported back (HRept. 1825) , 1395.
S. 219-Authorizing adjustment of the claims of Orem Wheatley,
Kenneth Blaine, and Joseph R. Ball.
Passed House, 2717.-Examined and signed, 2789, 2792.-Pre-
sented to the President, 2801.-Approved [Private, No. 181],
3237.
S. 22Q-Authortzing adjustment of the claim of the Van Camp
Sea Food Co., Inc.
Amended and passed House, 3715, 3716.---senate concurs in
House amendment, 3935.-Examined and signed, 4104, 4107.-
Presented to the President; 4215.-Approved [Private, No.
210], 4380.
S. 221-Authortzing adjustment of the claim of the Wilmot Castle
Co.
Passed House, 3634.-Examined and signed, 3735, 3737.-Pre-
sented to the President, 3745.-Approved (Private, No. 197],
4380.
S. 222-Authorizing adjustment of the claim of B. F. Hart.
Passed House, 3817.-Examined and signed, 3935, 3990.-Pre-
sented to the President, 3996.-Approved [Private, No. 207],
4380.
S. 243-For the relief of S. F. Stacher.
Passed House, 3220.-Examined and signed, 3237, 3342.-Pre-
sented to the President, 3352.-Approved [Private, No. 190],
3745.
S. 246-For the relief of Galen E. Lichty.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1263), 4652.-Passed Senate, 4988.-
Referred to House Committee on Claims, 5289.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 2185), 5415.
S. 249-Authorizing adjustment of the claim of William T. Stiles.
Debated, 3716.
S. 251-Authorizing adjustment of the claim of the estate o!
Thomas Bird, deceased.
Reported back (H.Rept. 2072), 4452.-Passed House, 5409.-
Examined and signed, 5449, 5538.-Presented to the Presi-
dent, 5524.-Approved [Private, No. 251], 5654.
S. 252-Authorizing adjustment of the claim of Johnson & Higgins.
Passed House, 2717.-Examined and signed, 2789, 2792.-Pre-
sented to the President, 2801.-Approved [Private, No. 183),
3237.
S. 254-Authorizing adjustment of the claim of the Chicago,
North Shore & Milwaukee Railroad Co.
Reported back (SRept. 1081), 2029.-Passed Senate, 3680.-Re-
ferred to House Committee on Claims, 3915.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 2123), 4956.-Debated, 5411.
S. 256--Authorizing adjustment of the claim of Madrigal & Co,.
Manila, P. I.
Reported back (S.Rept. 649), 9623.-Passed Senate, 12290.-Re-
ferred to House Committee on Claims, 12651.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 1649), 12326.-Passed House, 5401.-Examined and
signed, 5449, 5538.-Presented to the President, 5524.-Ap-
proved (Private, No. 252], 5654.
S. 257-Authorizing adjustment of the claim of the Baltimore
branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond.
Reported back (SRept. 1116), 2562.-Passed Senate, 3684.-
Referred to House Committee on Claims, 3915.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 2124), 4956.-Passed House, 5411.-Examined and
signed, 5449, 5538.-Presented to the President, 5524.-Ap-
proved [Private, No. 253]. 5854.
S. 263-To promote the conservation of wild life, fish, and game,
and for other purposes.
Debated, 3546.
S. 277-Defining and regulating power sites upon the Blackfeet
Indian Reservation, in the State of Montana.
Reported back (H. Rept. 2054), 4296.
S. 284-For the relief of William B. Thompson.
Amended and passed House, 2717 .--senate concurs in House
amendment, 2802.-Examined and signed, 3051, 3054.-Pre-
sented to the President, 3142.-Approved [Private, No. 187].
3745.
S. 287-To compensate Harriet C. Holaday.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1347, pt. 2), 4554.
S. 327-To reimburse the estate of Mary Agnes Roden.
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1113), 2562.-Amended and
passed Senate, 3683.
S. 361-For the relief of Mary E. Stebbins.
Passed House, 5400.-Examined and signed, 5449, 5538.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5524.-Approved [Private, No. 254).
5654.
S. 363-For the relief of Nannie Swearingen.
Debated, 5402.
S. 402-For the relief of Nelson King.
Passed House, 5401.-Examined and signed, 5449, 5538.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5525.-Approved [Private, No. 283).
5654.
S. 417-To provide a government for American Samoa.
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1998), 3824.-Made special
order (H.Res. 378), 4926.-Debated, 4926.-Enacting clause
stricken out, 4937.
S. 433-To authorize the posthumous award of a Distinguished
Flying Cross to Eugene B. Ely.
Passed House, 3227.-Examined and signed, 3237, 3342.-Pre-
sented to the President, 3352.-Approved [Private, No. 184],
3488.
S. 436-To amend the National Prohibition Act, as amended and
supplemented, in respect to the definition of intoxicating
liquor.
Amendment proposed (in nature of a substitute), 65.-Debated,
956.
S. 439-For the relief of A. C. Messler Co.
Debated, 4293.
S. 458-For the relief of C. M. Williamson, :Mrs. Tura Liljenquist.
administratrix of C. E. Liljenquist, deceased, Lottie Redman.
and H. N. Smith.
Leave to file supplemental report (HRept. 417, pt. 2), 4422.
219
462-1863. SENATE BILLS
s. 462-For the relief of certain officers of the Dental Corps of the
United States Navy.
Debated, 3227.
S. 465-For the relief of William H. Holmes.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1932), 2723.-Amended and passed
House, 5405, 5573.--Senate disagrees to House amendment; asks
conference, 5451.--Conferees appointed, 5451.-House recedes
from its amendment, 5550.-Exam.ined and signed, 5522,
5596.-Presented to the President, 5655.-Approved [Private,
No. 264], 5654.
S. 466--For the relief of the Allegheny Forging Co.
Amended and passed House (H.R. 10406, 10407, and 10408).
4802.--Senate concurs in House amendment, 4901.-Examined
and signed, 5002, 5061.-Presented to the President, 5019.-
Approved [Private, No. 223], 5298.
S. 475-To provide for the establishment of the Everglades National
Park in the State of Florida, and for other purposes.
Reported back (H.Rept. 2049), 4296.
S. 487-For the relief of Herbert G. Black, owner of the schooner
Oakwoods, and Clark Coal Co., owner of the cargo of coal on
board said schooner.
· Amended and passed House, 2717.-Benate concurs in the amend-
ments of the House, 3237.-Examined and signed, 3418, 3489.-
Presented to the President, 3489.-Approved [Private, No. 192],
4380.
S. 563-For the relief of George T. Johnson & Sons.
Passed House, 2715.-Examined and signed, 2789, 2792.-Pre-
sented to the President, 2801.-Approved [Private, No. 182],
3237.
S. 567-To authorize the Secretary of War to sell to the Phila-
delphia, Baltimore & Washington Railroad Co. certain tracts of
land situate in the county of Harford and State of Maryland.
Amended and passed House, 4288.--senate concurs in House
amendments, 4304.-Examined and signed, 4380, 4452.-Pre-
sented to the President, 4460.-Approved [Private, No. 219],
5192.
S. 610-For the relief of the Anderson-Tully Co.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1050), 1623.-Passed Senate, 3674.-Re-
ferred to House Committee on Claims, 3915.-Reported back
·\ (H.Rept. 2140), 5061.-Passed House, 5412.-Examined and
signed. 5449, 5538.-Presented to the President, 5525.-Approved
[Private, No. 255], 5654.
S. 631-For the relief of Alice M.A. Damm.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1348, pt. 2), 4554.
S. 660-For the relief of Hamilton Grounds.
Amended and passed House, 5399.--Senate concurs in House
amendment, 5451.-Examined and signed, 5505, 5596.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5655.-Approved [Private, No. 285],
5654.
s. 763-To extend the provisions of the Forest Exchange Act to
lands adjacent to the national forests in the State of Oregon.
Debated, 1877.
S. 855-For the relief of William Ray Taplin.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1826), 1395.-Debated, 5404.-Passed
House, 5410.-Examined and signed, 5449, 5538.-Presented to
the President, 5525.-Approved [Private, No. 256], 5654.
S. 914-For the relief of Katherine R. Theberge.
Amended and passed House, 3634.-Benate concurs in House
amendment, 3665.-Examined and signed, 3823, 3826.-Pre-
sented to the President, 3830.-Approved [Private, No. 199].
4380.
s. 964-Authorizing and directing the Secretary of Agriculture to
investigate all phases of taxation in relation to agriculture.
Reported with amendment, 4300.
S. 967-For the relief of the American Bonding Co., of Baltimore.
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1049), 1622.
s. 968-For the relief of certain employees of the Forest Service,
Department of Agriculture.
Passed House, 3634.-Examined and signed, 3735, 3737.-Pre-
sented to the President, 3745.-Approved [Private, No. 196],
4380.
S. 1001-To authorize the Chief of Engineers of the Army to enter
into agreements with local governments adjacent to the Dis-
~ trict of Columbia for the use of water for purposes of fire
1· fighting only.
· Reported back (S.Rept. 1298), 4874.-Passed Senate, 5011.
S. 1011-For the relief of William E. B. Grant.
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1089), 2071.-Indefi.nitely
postponed (H.R. 9166 passed in lieu), 3776. ·
8.1044-Authorizing the issuance to Cassie E. Howard of a patent
for certain lands.
L Passed House, 4859.-Examined and signed, 4955, 4958.-Pre-
'·i sented to the President, 5019.-Approved [Private, No. 220],
5192.
s. 1060-Re1ative to assumption of risks of employment.
Reported back (S.Rept. 257), 4460.
5.1067-For the relief of Agnes M. Angle.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1117), 2562.-Passed Senate, 3684.-Re-
ferred to House Committee on Claims, 3915.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 2141), 5061.-Amended and passed House, 5412.-Ben-
ate concurs in House amendment, 5452.-Examined and signed,
5655, 5665.
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S. 1088-For the relief of Cornelia Claiborne.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1458, pt. 2), 4554.
S. 1096--For the relief of Nels D'Arcy Drake.
Debated, 3712.
S. 1197-To liquidate and refinance agricultural indebtedness and
to encourage and promote agriculture, commerce, and industry
by establishing an efficient credit system, through which the
unjust and unequal burdens placed upon agriculture during
the period of price fixing and defiation may be lightened, by
providing for the liquidation and refinancing of farm mort·
gages and farm indebtedness at a reduced rate of interest
through the Federal farm-loan system, the Federal Reserve
Banking System, and the Postal Savings Depository System,
and creating a Board of Agriculture to supervise the same.
Remarks, 2517.
S. 1274-For the relief of the Standard Dredging Co.
Debated, 2719.
S. 1421-For the relief of Little Rock College, Little Rock, Ark.
Leave to file supplemental report (H.Rept. 1108, pt. 2), 3015.-
Debated, 3716.
S.1438-To authorize the sale of land on the Camp McDowell In-
dian Reservation to the city of Phoenix, Ariz., for use in con-
nection with its water-supply development, and for other pur-
poses.
Reported back (H.Rept. 2184), 5415.
S. 1463-For the relief of William Powell.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1082), 2029.-Passed Senate, 3680.-Re·
!erred to House Committee on Claims, 3915.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 2142), 5061.-Passed House, 5412.-Examined and
signed, 5449, 5538.-Presented to the President, 5525.--..JAp·
proved [Private, No. 257], 5654.
S. 1492-To add certain lands to the Columbia National Forest, in
the State of Washington.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1879) , 2064.
S. 1586--For the relief of the estate of Peter Paul Franzel, de-
ceased.
Passed House, 3814.-Examined and signed, 3935. 3990.-Pre-
sented to the President, 3996.-Approved [Private, No. 200],
4380.
S. 1594-For the relief of Albert Gonzales.
Debated, 5400.
S. 1624-Providing for the issuance of patents upon certain condi-
tions to lands and accretions thereto determined to be within
the State of New Mexico in accordance with the decree of the
Supreme Court of the United States entered April 9, 1928.
Debated, 4861.
S.1656--To authorize the Secretary of the Navy to make a long-
term contract for a supply of water to the United States
naval station at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
Reported with amendment, 5191.-Amended and passed Senate,
5507.
8.1663-To prohibit the sending of unsolicited merchandise
through the mails.
Referred to House Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads,
869.
S.1673-For the relief of Charles C. Bennett.
Debated, 4286.
S. 1684-For the relief of Heimo Sarkkinen.
Indefinitely postponed, 174.
S.1703-For the relief of the Fred G. Clark Co.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1363), 5448.
S. 1705-For the relief of Samuel C. Davis.
Amended and passed House, 4285.--Senate concurs in House
amendment, 4301.-Examined and signed, 4380, 4452.-Pre-
sented to the President, 4460.-Approved [Private, No. 218],
5192.
S.1730-To amend and correct the military record of Robert J.
Smith.
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 150), 3289.-Passed Senate
(H.R. 5962) (Feb. 10) (omitted in Record).
S. 1738--For the relief of Catterina Polli.n o.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1801), 665.-Bupplementary report
(H.Rept. 1801, pt. 2), 4554.-Passed House, 5403.-Examined
and signed, 5449, 5538.-Presented to the President, 5525.-
Approved [Private, No. 258], 5654.
S. 1752-To authorize an appropriation for the purchase of land in
South Dakota for use as camp sites or rifte ranges for the Na-
tional Guard of said State.
Passed House (under suspension of the rules), 5173-5177.-Ex-
amined and signed, 5289, 5292.-Presented to the President,
5347.-Approved [Public, No. 406], 5450.
S. 1858-For the relief of Harriette Olsen.
Passed House, 3717.-Examined and signed, 3823, 3826.-Pre-
sented to the President, 3830.-Approved [Private, No. 213],
4460.
B. 1863-To authorize and direct the transfer of Widows Island,
Maine, by the Secretary of the Navy to the Secretary of Agri-
culture for administration as a migratory-bil·d refuge.
Passed House (in lieu of H.R. 5642), 694.-Examined and signed,
815, 820.-Presented to the President, 887.-Approved [Public,
No. 310 ], 946.
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8.1975-To amend an act entitled "An act to recognize the high
public service rendered by Maj. Walter Reed and those asso-
ciated with him in the discovery of the cause and means of
transmission of yellow fever", approved February 28, 1929, as
amended, by including Roger P. Ames among those honored
by aid act.
Debated, 4282.
S. 1978-For the relief of Daisy Anderson.
Amended and passed House (in lieu of H.R. 8207), 5398.-Sen-
ate concurs in House amendment, 5452.-Examined and signed,
5655, 5665.
S. 2008--For the relief of Maurice M. Keleher.
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1196), 3744.
S. 2058-For the relief of William C. Rives.
Passed House, 3229.-Examined and signed, 3237, 3342.-Pre-
sented to the President, 3352.-Approved [Private, No. 185],
3489.
S. 2144--Authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to grant a pat-
ent to certain lands to Charles R. Thornton.
Passed House, 3727.-Examined and signed, 3823, 3826.-Pre-
sented to the President, 3830.-Approved [Private, No. 198],
4380.
S. 2148--For the relief of Clarence R. Killion.
Amended and passed House (in lieu of H.R. 2445), 3732.-Senate
disagrees to House amendments and asks conference, 3933.-
Conferees appointed, 3933, 4180.-House insists upon its amend-
ments and agrees to conference, 4180.--Conference report sub-
mitted in House (H.Rept. 2074), 4815.-Agreed to, 4815.-
Conference report submitted in Senate and agreed to, 4791.-
Examined and signed, 4955, 4958.-Presented to the President,
5019.-Approved [Private, No. 222), 5298.
S. 2167-For the relief of Robert J. Foster.
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1308), 4962.-Amended and
passed Senate, 5506.
S. 2200-To authorize the presentation of a Medal of Honor post-
humously to the late Henry Clay Drexler and the late George
Robert Cholister.
Amended and passed House, 3229.-Senate concurs in House
amendments, 3352.-Examined and signed, 3489, 3580.-Pre-
sented to the President, 3489.-Approved [Private, No. 191],
3745.
S. 2203-For the relief of John Pearce Cann.
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1114), 2562.-Amended and
passed Senate, 3683.-Referred to House Committee on Claims,
3915.-Reported back (H.Rept. 2143), 5061.-Passed House,
5413.-Examined and signed, 5449, 5538.-Presented to the
President, 5525.-Approved [Private, No. 259], 5654.
S. 2231-For the relief of Henry C. Perrine.
Reference changed to Committee on Naval Affairs, 2198.
S. 2259-For the relief of Mathie Belsvig.
Passed House, 4863.-Examined and signed, 4955, 4958.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5019.-Approved [Private, No. 221],
5192.
S. 2340-To provide funds for cooperation with the school board
of Shannon County, S .Dak., in the construction of a consoli-
dated high-school building to be available to both white and
Indian children.
Reported back (H.Rept. 2055), 4296.-Debated, 4551.
S. 2349-For the relief of the First Camden National Bank & Trust
Co., of Camden, N.J.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1827), 1395.
S. 237-t-To authorize and direct the Secretary of the Navy to con-
vey by gift to the city of Savannah, Ga., the naval radio
station, the buildings, and apparatus located upon land owned
by said city.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1036), 1551.-Passed Senate, 3673.-Re-
ferred to House Committee on Naval Affairs, 3915.-Reported
back (H.Rept. 2030), 4105.-Passed House, 5408.-Examined
and signed, 5449, 5538.-Presented to the President, 5525.-
Approved (Public, No. 421], 5654.
S. 2393-To provide for the addition of the names of certain per-
sons to the final roll of the Indians of the Flathead Indian
Reservation, Mont., and for other purposes.
Reported back (H.Rept. 2059) , 4297 .-Passed House, 5408.-Ex-
amined and signed, 5449, 5538.-Presented to the President,
5525.-Approved [Private, No. 286], 5654.
S. 2395-Authorizing the conveyance of certain land to school
district no. 15, Lincoln County, Mont.
Passed House, 3710.-Examined and signed, 3823, 3826.-Pre-
sented to the President, 3830.-Approved (Private, No. 211],
4380.
S. 2425-For the relief of Elizabeth Bolger.
Reported with amendments (S.Rept. 1364), 5448.
S. 2469-For the relief of Nellie E. Treuthart.
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1111), 2562.-Amended and
passed Senate, 3683.-Referred to House Committee on Claims,
3915.-Reported back (H.Rept. 2125), 4956.
S. 2508--For the relief of Maj. 0. S. McCleary, United States Army,
retired. - Debated, 5403.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1166), 3664.-Passed Senate, 3762.-Re-
ferred to House Committee on Claims, 4104.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 2144), 5062.-Passed House, 5413.-Examined and
signed, 5449, 5538.-Presented to the President, 5525.-Ap-
proved {Private, No. 260], 5654.
1975-3377
S. 2519-For the relief of Frank I. Otis.
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1020), 1401.-Amended and
passed Senate, 3670.-Referred to House Committee on Claims,
3915.
S. 2531-For the relief of the Union Shipping & Trading Co., Ltd.
Debated, 3640.
S. 2571-Authorizing adjustment of the claim of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Co.
Debated, 5400.
S. 2582-For the relief of Leo James McCoy.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1076), 2029.-Passed Senate amended,
3679.-Referred to House Committee on Naval Mairs, 4104.
S. 2583-For the relief of Albert Lawrence Sliney.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1103), 2131.-Passed Senate, 3682.-Re-
ferred to House Committee on Naval Affairs, 4104.
S. 2654--To allow credit in connection with homestead entries to
widows of persons who served in certain Indian wars.
Reported back (H.Rept. 2097), 4865.-Passed House, 5167.-Ex-
amined and signed, 5289, 5292.-Presented to the President,
5347.-Approved [Public, No. 414], 5450.
S. 2655-Providing for waiver of prosecution by indictment in
certain criminal proceedings.
Debated, 698.
S. 2671-Providing for the final enrollment of the Indians of the
Klamath Indian Reservation in the State of Oregon.
Debated. 1874.
S. 2680-For the relief of Harry E. Blomgren.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1051), 1623.-Passed Senate, 3674.-
Passed House (H.R. 6825). 5399.-Examined and signed, 5449,
5538.-Presented to the President, 5525.-Approved [Private,
No. 261], 5654.
S. 2839-For the relief of the heirs of C. K. Bowen, deceased.
Passed Senate, 176.
S. 2862-For the relief of W. H. Hendrickson.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1167), 3664.-Passed Senate, 3762.-
Referred to House Committee on Claims, 4104.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 2145), 5062.-Amended and passed House, 5413.-
Senate concurs in House amendment, 5451.-Examined and
signed, 5655, 5665.
S. 2941-For the relief of the Holy Family Hospital, St. Ignatius,
Mont.
Amended and passed House, 5402.-Senate concurs in House
amendment, 5451.-Examined and signed, 5655, 5665.
S. 2982-For the relief of J. G. Seupelt.
Passed House, 3222.-Examined and signed, 3237, 3342.-Pre-
sented to the President, 3352.-Approved [Private, No. 188],
3745.
S. 2990-For the relief of C. 0. Meyer.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1802), 665.
S. 2991-For the relief of B. J. Sample.
Debated, 4846.
S. 3008--For the relief of Timothy J. Long.
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1070), 2029.-Amended and
passed Senate, 3677, 3678.-Referred to House Committee on
Naval Affairs, 3915.
S. 3009-To extend the boundaries of the Fremont National
Forest.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1240), 4214.-Passed Senate, 4982.
S. 3037-To protect labor in its old age.
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1322), 5191.
S. 3085-Relating to the tribal and . individual affairs of the Osage
Indians of Oklahoma.
Debated, 4531.
S. 3147-For the relief of Anna Pokorny.
Amended and passed House, 2715.-Senate concurs in House
amendments, 2859.-Examined and signed, 3051, 3054.-Pre-
sented to the President, 3142.-Approved {Private, No. 189],
3745.
S. 3171-To authorize the disposition of the naval ordnance plant,
South Charleston, W.Va., and for other purposes.
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1031), 1551.-Debated, 3672.
S. 3191-For the relief of Anne B. Slocum.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1459, pt. 2), 4554.
S. 3257-Respecting contracts of industrial life insurance policies
in the District of Columbia.
Reported with amendments (S.Rept. 1207), 3829.-Amended and
passed Senate, 4974.
S. 3334--For the relief of William M. Sherman.
Passed House, 5410.-Examined and signed, 5449, 5538.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5525.-Approved [Private, No. 287),
5654.
S. 3344--For the relief of Maggie Kirkland.
Passed House, 5399.-Examined and signed, 5449, 5538.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5525.-Approved (Private, No. 262),
5654.
s. 3375-For the relief of Wiener Bank Verein.
s. 3377-To enable the people of the Philippine Islands to adopt
a constitution and form a government for the Philippine Is-
lands, to provide for the independence of the same, and for
other purposes.
Indefinitely postponed (H.R. 7233), 1177.
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S. 3379--For the protection and regulation of the fisheries of
Alaska, and for other purposes.
Reported with amendments (H.Rept. 1249), 4379.-Debated,
4986.
S. 3405--For the relief of Raymond Ambrose Nichols.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1069), 2029.-Passed Senate, 3677.-
Referred to House Committee on Naval A1Iairs, 3915.
S. 3438-Authorizing adjustment of the claim of Lindley Nurseries,
Inc.
Leave to file supplemental report (H.Rept. 1060, pt. 2), 3015.-
Amended and passed House, 3710.-Senate concurs in House
amendment, 3935.-Examined and signed, 4104, 4107.-Pre- .
sented to the President, 4215.-Approved (Private, No. 216},
5192.
S. 344Q-For the relief of Nick Wagner.
Debated, 4856.
S. 3443-To authorize the Secretary of War to grant a right of way
to the Alameda Belt Line across the Benton Field Military
Reservation, Alameda, Calif.
Amended and passed House, 5403.-Senate concurs in House
amendment, 5451.-Examined and signed, 5655, 5665.
S. 3475--To amend section 5 of the act approved July 10, 1890
(28 Stat. 664), relating to the admission into the Union of
the State of Wyoming.
Reference changed to Committee on the Public Lands, 2064.-
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1940), 2943.-Debated,
4530.
S. 3477-For the relief of the Playa de Flor Land & Improvement
Co.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1933), 2723.
S. 3493-For the relief of Grant Macinnes.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1090), 2071.
S. 3504-For the relief of Lyman L. Miller.
Passed House, 3717.-E.xamined and signed, 3823, 3826.-Pre-
sented to the President, 3830.-Approved [Private, No. 201],
4380.
S. 3508-To amend section 1 of the act entitled "An act to pro ..
vide for determining the heirs of deceased Indians, for the
disposition and sale of allotments of deceased Indians, for
the leasing of allotments, and for other purposes", approved
June 25, 1910, as amended.
Amended and passed House, 4544.-Senate agrees to House
amendment no. 2, and agrees to House amendment no. 1 with
an amendment, 4653.
S. 3532-To authorize the Commissioners of the District of Colum-
bia to readjust and close streets, roads, highways, or alleys
in the District of Columbia rendered useless or unnecessary,
and for other purposes.
Debated in House, 286.-Passed House (in lieu of H.R. 8995),
288, 289.-Examined and signed, 414, 417.-Presented to the
Pre~:~dent, 482.-Approved [Public, No. 307], 681.
S. 3543-For the relief of Robert Emil Taylor.
Debated, 5401.
S. 3592--Confirming the claim of Francis R. Sanchez, and for other
purposes.
Amended and passed House, 5401.-Senate concurs in House
amendment, 5451.-Examined and signed, 5655, 5665.
S. 3602-Authorizing the termination of a certain contract for the
sale and purchase of the St. Johns Bluff Military Reservation
in Florida, and for other purposes.
. Laid on the table, 5401.
S. 3654-To authorize turning over to the Indian Service vehicles,
vessels, and supplies seized and forfeited for violation of liquor
laws.
Reported back (H.Rept. 2056), 4297.
S. 3673-For the relief of George W. Edgerly.
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1124), 2644.-Am.ended and
passed Senate, 3685.
S. 3675-Relating to the deferment and adjustment of construction
charges for the years 1931 and 1932 on Indian irrigation
projects.
Amended and passed House, 1873.-Senate agrees to House
amendments, 2210.-Examlned and signed, 2328, 2378.-Pre-
sented to the President, 2460.-Approved [Public, No. 320),
2859.
S. 3676-For the relief of Frank Anderson.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1112), 2562.
s. 3696-To provide for cooperation by tbe Federal Government
with the several States in relieving the hardship and suffering
caused by unemployment, and for other purposes.
Indefinitely postponed, 5526.
S. 3731-To amend the act entitled ..An act authorizing the attor-
ney general of the State of California to bring suit in the
Court of Claims on behal! of the Indians of California", ap-
proved May 18, 1928, as amended.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1119), 2562.-Debated, 3684.
S. 377Q-To prevent the obstruction of and burdens upon inter-
state trade and commerce in copyrighted motion-picture films,
and to prevent restraint upon free competition in the produc-
tion, distribution, and exhibition of copyrighted motion-pic-
ture films (a) by prohibiting the compulsory block booking of
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copyrighted motion-picture films; (b) by making unlawful
unreasonable and discriminatory protection in favor of cer-
tain theaters over others; (c) to compel the furnishing of
accurate synopses of all pictures offered to theater operators
before the same have been released and reviewed; and (d) to
amend section 2 of the Clayton Act to make it apply to license
agreements and leases, as well as sales in interstate commerce.
Debated, 174, 175.
S. 3789-For the relief of Benjamin Wright, deceased.
Reported with amendments (S.Rept. 1327), 5296.-Amended and
passed Senate, 5507.
S. 3830-To remove a cloud on the title of certain land in the city
of Corpus Christi, Tex.
Passed House, 5397, 5398.-Examined and signed, 5449, 5538.-
Presented to the President, 5525.-Approved (Private, No. 278],
5654.
S. 3831-For the relief of William A. Lester.
Reference changed to Committee on Public Lands and Surveys,
722.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1062), 1781.-Passed Senate,
3676.-Referred to House Committee on Claims, 3916.-Re-
ported back (H.Rept. 2146), 5062.-Passed House, 5413.-Exam-
ined and signed, 5449, 5538.-Presented to the President,
5525.-Approved (Private, No. 263}, 5654.
S. 3832---For the relief of Zetta Lester.
Reference changed to Committee on Public Lands and Surveys,
722.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1063), 1781.-Passed Senate,
3676.-Referred to House Committee on Claims, 3916.-Re-
ported back (H.Rept. 2147), 5062.-Passed House, 5413.-Ex-
amined and signed, 5449, 5538.-Presented to the President,
5525.-Approved [Private, No. 264], 5654.
S. 387Q-For the relief of Curtis Jett.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1024), 1439.-Debated, 3672.
S. 395Q-To amend section 21 of the act approved June 5, 1920,
entitled "An act to provide for the promotion and mainte-
nance of the American merchant marine, to repeal certain
emergency legislation and provide for the disposition, regula-
tion, and use of property acquired thereunder, and for other
purposes", as applied to the Virgin Islanus of the United
States.
Amended and passed House (in lieu of H.R. 10329), 3561.-De-
baied in Senate, 3594.
S. 3972---For the relief of Alva D. McGuire, Jr.
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1079), 2029.-Amended and
passed Senate, 3679.-Referred to House Committee on Claims,
3916 .-Reported back (H.Rept. 2126), 4956.-Passed Hom:e,
5412.-Examined and signed, 5449, 5539.-Presented to 'lihe
President, 5525.-Approved [Private, No. 265], 5654.
S. 4008-To amend article 5 of the act of Congress approved June
7, 1897, relating to the approval of regulations for p~:eventlng
collisions upon certain harbors, rivers, and inland waters of
the United States.
Reported with amendments (H.Rept. 2053), 4296.-Amended and
passed House, 5165.-Senate concurs in House amendment,
5212.-Examined and signed, 5289, 5292.-Presented to ·the
President, 5347.-Approved (Public, No. 400}, 5450.
S. 402Q-To give the Supreme Court of the United States authority
to prescribe rules of practice and proceaure with respect to
proceedings in criminal cases after verdict.
Reported back (H.Rept. 2047), 4209.-Passed House, 4551.-Ex-
amined and signed, 4790, 4846.-Presented to the President,
4874.-Approved [Public, No. 371}, 5192.
S. 4023-Providing for the closing of barber shops 1 day in every
7 in the District of Columbia.
Debated in House, 294.-Passed House amended (in lieu of H.R.
8092), 294.-Senate concurs in House amendment, 447.-Ex-
amined and signed, 483, 533.-Presented to the President,
609.-Approved [Public, No. 309}, 946.
s. 4024-Authortzing and directing the Secretary of the Interior to
cancel patent in fee issued to Victoria Arconge.
Reference changed to Committee on Indian Affairs, 1360, 1395.-
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1857), 1712.-Debated,
5404, 5422.
s. 4029--To restore homestead rights in certain cases.
Debated, 1878.
S. 4046-To fix more equitably the responsibility of postmasters.
Debated, 3669.
S. 4065--Authorizing the packing of oleomargarine and adulterated
butter in tin and other sUi table packages.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1996), 3823, 3824.-Passed House, 4546.-
Examined and signed, 4584, 4640.-Presented to the President,
4799.-Approved [Public, No. 368], 5192.
S. 4070-To authorize the acquisition of a certain building, furni-
ture, and equipment in the Crater Lake National Park.
Debated, 1873.
S. 4082-To regulate the business of executing bonds for compen-
sation in criminal cases and to improve the administration of
justice in the District of Columbia.
Debated, 172.-Passed Senate as amended, 1178.-Referred to
House Committee on the District of Columbia, 1394.-Reported
back (H.Rept. 2171), 5188.-Passed House (copy of bill),
5423.-Examined and signed, 5449, 5539.-Presented to the
President, 5525.-Approved [Public, No. 422], 5654.
 SENATE BILLS
S. 4085-For the relief of Dominick Edward Maggio.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1077), 2029.-Amended and passed Sen-
ate, 3679.-Referred to House Committee on Naval Affairs,
3916.
S 4095-To amend an act entitled "An act to punish the unlawful
breaking of seals of railroad cars containing interstate or
foreign shipments, the unlawful entering of such cars, the
stealing of freight aLd express packages or baggage or articles
in process of transportation in interstate shipment, and the
felonious asportation of such freight or express packages or
baggage or articles therefrom into another district of the
United States, and the felonious possession or reception of the
same", approved February 13, 1913, as amended (U.S.C., title
18, sees 409-411), by extending its provisions to provide for the
punishment of stealing or otherwise unlawful taking of prop-
erty from passenger cars, sleeping cars, or dining cars, or from
passengers on such cars, while such cars are parts of interstate
trains, and authorizing prosecution therefor in any district in
which the defendant may have taken or been in possession of
the property stolen or otherwise unlawfully taken.
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 17:91), 475.-Debated, 710,
1897.-Amended and passed House, 1899.--Benate agrees to
House amendment, 1933.-Examined and signed, 2064, 2066.-
Presented to the President, 2131.-Approved [Public, No. 316),
2195.
S. 4123-To amend the District of Columbia traffic acts, as amended.
Debated in House, 294.-Amended and passed House, 296.-Sen-
ate concurs in House amendment, 447.-Exam.ined and signed,
483, 534.-Presented to the President, 609.-Approved [Public,
No. 308], 946.
S. 4135-For the relief of Douglas B. Espy.
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1035), 1551.-Amended and
passed Senate, 3672.
S. 4144-For the relief of W. P. Fuller & Co.
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1080), 2029.-Debated, 3680.
S. 4165-To remove existing discriminations incident to certain
land grants and to subject them to the same conditions that
govern other land grants of their class.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1842), 1546.-Amended and passed House,
3554.--Benate concurs in House amendment, 3584.-Examined
and signed, 3735, 3737.-Presented to the President, 3745.-
Approved [Public, No. 333], 4380.
S. 4166-For the relief of James M. Griffin, disbursing agent, United
States Coast and Geodetic Survey, and for other purposes.
Passed House, 3717.-Exam.ined and signed, 3823, 3826.-Pre-
sented to the President, 3830.-Approved [Private, No. 214],
4460.
S. 4178--To amend section 8 of the act entitled "An act for pre-
venting the manufacture, sale, or transportation of adulterated
or misbranded or poisonous or deleterious foods, drugs, medi-
cines, and liquors, and for regulating traffic therein, and for
other purposes", approved June 30, 1906, as amended, relating
to misbranded foods.
Debated, 1180.
S. 4203-For the relief of William James Waters.
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1195), 3744.
S. 4229-To carry out the findings of the Court of Claims in the
case of the Wales Island Packing Co.
Reference changed to Committee on Claims, 2563.
S. 4230-For the relief of Betty McBride.
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1032), 1551.-Amended and
passed Senate, 3672.-Referred to House Committee on Claims,
3916.-Reported back (H.Rept. 2148), 5062.-Passed House,
5413.-Examined and signed, 5449, 5539.-Presented to the
President, 5525.-Approved [Private, No. 266], 5654.
S. 4235-To aid the Grand Army of the Republic in its Memorial
Day services, May 30, 1932.
Debated, 4281.
S. 4274-To authorize the Department of Agriculture to issue a
duplicate check in favor of Department of Forests and Waters,
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the original check having
been lost.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1083), 2029.-Passed Senate, 3680.
S. 4286-To authorize credit in the disbursing account of Donna
M. Davis.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1052). 1623.-Passed Senate, 3674.-
Passed House (in lieu of H.R. 11460), 4861.-Examined and
signed, 4956, 4958.-Presented to the President, 5019.-Ap-
proved [Private, No. 224], 5450.
S. 4287-For the relief of Harold W. Merrin.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1053), 1623.-Passed Senate, 3674.-
Passed House (in lieu of H.R. 11459), 4861.-Examined and
signed, 4956, 4958.-Presented to the President, 5019.-Ap-
proved [Private, No. 225], 5450.
S. 4303-For the relief of Elsie Segar, administratrix of C. M. A.
Sorensen and of Holger E. Sorensen.
Reported with amendments (S.Rept. 1115), 2562.-Debated, 3684.
S. 4326-For the relief of R. S. Howard Co., Inc.
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1165), 3664.-Amended and
passed Senate, 4984.-Referred to House Committee on War
Claims, 5186.-Reported back (H.Rept. 2174), 5289.
~085-4509
S. 4327-For the relief of Lizzie Pittman.
Amended and passed House (in lieu of H.R. 11194), 4849.--Ben-
ate concurs in House amendment, 4889.-Examined and
signed, 5002, 5061.-Presented to the President, 5019.-Ap-
proved [Private, No. 226], 5298.
S. 4339-Repealing certain provisions of the act of June 21, 1906,
as amended, relating to the sale and encumbrance of lands
of Kickapoo and affiliated Indians of Oklahoma.
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1901), 2451.-Leave to file
supplemental report, 2639.-Amended and passed House,
3576.--Benate concurs in House amendment, 3750.-Examined
and signed, 3935, 3990.-Presented to the President, 3996.-
Approved [Public, No. 360], 4381.
S. 4340-Authorizing the District Court of the United States for
the Eastern District of Oklahoma to hear and determine cer-
tain claims of the Seminole Nation or Tribe of Indians.
Passed House (in lieu of H.R. 5846), 1877.-Examined and signed,
1934, 1980.-Presented to the President, 2029.-Vetoed (S.Doc.
177), 2881.
S. 4374-To empower the superintendent of the Hawaii National
Park to perform the functions now performed by the United
States commissioner for the said national park, and for other
purposes. .
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1927), 2722.-Debated, 4530.
S. 4379-For the relief of Yvonne Hale.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1607, pt. 2), 4554.-Debated,
5400.
S. 4380-For the relief of Patrick Henry Walsh.
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1212), 3931.-Amended and
passed Senate, 4975.
S. 4381-Authorizing the President to transfer and appoint Lt.
Morris Smellow, United States Navy, to the grade of passed
assistant paymaster, with the rank of lieutenant, in the
Supply Corps of the United States Navy.
Taken from Speaker's table and passed House (H.R. 8180),
3226.-Examined and signed, 3237, 3342.-Presented to the
President, 3352.-Approved [Private, No. 186], 3489.
S. 4382-For the relief of Wayne Bert Watkins.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1071), 2029.-Debated, 3678.-Amended
and passed Senate, 3678.-Referred to House Committee on
Naval Affairs, 3916.
S. 4390-Authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to cancel patent
in fee issued to Henry J. Kirn and Louise H. Kirn.
Passed House (H.R. 11659), 5399.-Examined and signed, 5449,
5539.-Presented to the President, 5525.-Approved [Private,
No. 288], 5654.
S. 4412-To provide for the safer and more effective use of the
assets of Federal Reserve banks and of national banking asso-
ciations, to regulate interbank control, to prevent the undue
diversion of funds into speculative operations, and for other
purposes.
Debated, 480, 1330, 1336, 1396, 1404, 1449, 1572, 1623, 1624, 1642,
1646, 1649, 1724, 1935, 1987, 1993, 2074, 2139, 2158, 2202, 2205,
2211, 2262, 2349, 2379, 2463, 2478, 2508.-Amended and passed
Senate, 2517.-Referred to House Committee on Banking and
Currency, 2942.
S. 4440-Authorizing adjustment of the claim of George H. Hansen.
Passed House, 5402.-Exam.ined ana signed, 5449, 5539.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5525.-Approved [Private, No. 267],
5654.
S. 4441-Authorizing adjustment of the claim of the National
Surety Co.
Passed House (in lieu of H.R. 11904), 5400.-Examined and
signed, 5449, 5539.-Presented to the President, 5525.-Ap-
proved [Private, No. 268), 5654.
7S. 4445-Authorizing the President to transfer and appoint Lt.
(Jr. Gr.) Arnold R. Kline, United States Navy, to the rank of
lieutenant (junior grade), Supply Corps, United States Navy.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1037), 1551.-Indefinitely postponed
(H.R. 698 passed in lieu), 3673.
s. 4480-Authorizing the Secretary of the Navy, in his discret1on,
to deliver to the custody of the Woman's Club, of the city of
Paducah, Ky., the silver service in use on the U.S.S. Paducah.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1038), 1551.-Passed Senate, 3673.-Re-
ferred to House Committee on Naval Affairs, 3916.
s. 4491-Amending the Shipping Act, 1916, as amended, for the
purpose of further regulating common carriers by water in
interstate commerce of the United States engaged in trans-
portation by way of the Panama Canal.
Reported back (H.Rept. 2006), 3918.-Debated, 5160.-Passed
House amended (under suspension of the rules), 5164.--Ben-
ate concurs in House amendments, 5319.-Examined and
signed, 5397, 5428.-Presented to the President, 5525.-Ap-
proved [Public, No. 415], 5654.
S. 4509-To further amend the act approved February 25, 1920, en-
titled "An act to promote the mining of coal, phosphate, oil,
oil shale, gas, and sodium on the public domain."
Debated, 704, 1881.-Amended and passed House, 1881.--Benate
disagrees to House .amendment and asks conference, 2135.-
Conferees appointed, 2135, 2756.-House insists upon its
amendment and agrees to conference, 2756.-Conference report
submitted in House (H.Rept. 1953), 3385.-Debated, 3385.-
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S.4509-Continued
Agreed to, 3386.-Conference report submitted tn Senate,
3352.-Agreed to, 3352.-Examined and signed, 3418, 3488.-
Presented to the President, 3489.-Approved (Public, No. 330],
3745.
8. 4510-To authorize exchange of small tribal acreage on the Fort
Hall Indian school reserve in Idaho for adjoining land.
Reported back (H.Rept. 2060), 4297.-Passed House, 5409.-
Examined and signed, 5449, 5539.-Presented to the Presi-
dent, 5525.-Approved (Private, No. 289], 5654.
8. 4553-For the relief of Elizabeth Millicent Trammell.
Passed Senate, 175.-Referred to House Committee on Foreign
Affairs, 475.-Reported back (H.Rept. 1806), 816.-Debated,
5403.
S. 4557-To authorize the addition of certain names to the final
roll of the Sac and Fox Indians of Oklahoma.
Passed House (H.R. 11798), 5399.-Examined and signed, 5449,
5539.-Presented to the President, 5525.-Approved [Private,
No. 290], 5655.
8. 4576-To authorize the Secretary of Commerce to grant an
easement for railroad right of way over and upon a portion of
the helium gas bearing lands of the United States of America,
in Potter County, in the State of Texas.
Passed House (in lieu of H.R. 11914), 4289.-Exa.mined and
signed, 4380, 4452.-Presented to the President, 4460.-Ap-
proved [Private, No. 217}, 5192.
S. 4578---Conferring jurisdiction on the Court of Claims to adjudi-
cate the rights of the Otoe and Missouria. Tribes of Indians to
compensation on a basis of guardian and ward.
Referred to House Committee on Indian Affairs, 1979.-Reported
with amendment (H.Rept. 1935), 223.-Debated, 4529.
8. 4589-To authorize the Secretary of the Interior to make pay-
ment of part of the expenses incurred in securing improve-
ments in drainage project of drainage district no. 1, Rich-
ardson County, Nebr., and for other purposes.
Reported with amendments (S.Rept. 1145), 3242.-Amended and
passed Senate, 3756.-Referred to House Committee on Indian
Affairs, 4104.-Reported back (H.Rept. 2058), 4297.-Passed
House, 4552.-Examined and signed, 4584, 4640.-Presented to
the President, 4789.-Approved [Public, No. 372), 5192.
S. 4590-For the relief of Juan Apodaca..
Reported with amendments (S.Rept. 1147), 3242.-Amended and
passed Senate, 3756.-Referred to House Committee on Mili-
tary Atfairs, 4104.
8. 4597-To restore to their former retired status in the Regular
Army of the United States persons who resigned such status to
accept the benefits of the act of May 24, 1928 (45 Stat. 735),
and for other purposes.
Amended and passed House (in lieu of H.R. 11174), 1872, 1873.-
Senate concurs in House amendment, 2135.-Examined and
signed, 2242, 2244.-Presented to the President, 2343.-Ap-
proved [Public, No. 321], 2859.
S. 4673-To amend an act entitled "An act to incorporate the
trustees of the Female Orphan Asylum in Georgetown, and the
Washington City Orphan Asylum in the District of Colum-
bia ", approved May 24, 1828, as amended by act of June 23,
1874.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1886), 2193.-Passed House, 3976.-
Examined and signed, 4104, 4107.-Presented to the President,
4215.-Approved [Public, No. 363}, 5192.
S. 4674-Authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to issue patents
to the numbered school sections in place granted to the
States by the act approved February 22, 1889, by the act ap-
proved January 25, 1927 (44 Stat. 1026), and by any other act
of Congress.
Reported with amendments (S.Rept. 1104), 2198.-Amended and
passed Senate, 3683.-Referred to House Committee on Public
Lands, 3916.
S. 4694-To amend section 812 of the Code of Law for the Dis-
trict of Columbia.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1997), 3824.-Pa.ssed House (H.R. 10089),
3990.-Exa.mined and signed, 4104, 4107 .-Presented to the
President, 4215.-Approved (Public, No. 362}, 4381.
s. 4738---For the relief of Newport Contracting & Engineering Co.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1828), 1395.-Passed House, 5404.-
Examined and signed, 5449, 5539.-Presented to the Presi-
dent, 5525.-Approved [Private, No. 269], 5655.
s. 4755-To provide for grants and loans to the several States to
aid in relieving unemployment, to facilitate the construction
of self-liquidating projects, to provide for the construction o.f
certain authorized Federal public-works projects, and !or
other purposes.
Indefinitely postponed, 5525.
s. 4756-To authorize the Veterans' Administration or other Fed-
eral agencies to turn over to superintendents of the Indian
Service amounts due Indians who are under legal disability,
or to estates .of such deceased Indians.
Reported back (H.Rept. 2057), 4297.-Passed House, 4552.-
Examined and signed, 4584, 4640.-Presented to the President,
4789.-Approved [Public, No. 373), 5192.
s. 4767--For the relief of Mucia Alger. ·
Passed Senate, 175.-Referred to House Committee on Foreign
Affairs, 475.
224
S. 4773-For the reltef of Capt. Guy M. Kinman.
Reported With amendment (S.Rept. 1346), 5297.-Passed Senate,
5512.
S. 4782-Authorizing adjustment of the claim of Arthur R. Saffran.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1084), 2029.-Passed Senate, 3688.-Re-
ferred to House Committee on Claims, 3916.-Reported back
(H. Rept. 2127), 4956.-Pa.ssed House, 5412.-Examined and
signed, 5449, 5539.-Presented to the President, 5525.-Ap-
proved [Private, No. 291}, 5655.
S. 4791-To amend the United States mining laws applicable to
the city of Prescott municipal watershed in the Prescott Na-
tional Forest within the State of Arizona..
Reported back (H.Rept. 1805), 816.-Passed House, 1900.-Ex-
amined and signed, 1934, 1980.-Presented to the President,
2029.-Approved [Public, No. 312], 2194.
S. 4810-To authorize the Secretary of War or the Secretary of
the Navy to withhold the pay of officers, warrant officers, and
nurses of the Army, Navy, or Marine Corps to cover indebted-
ness to the United States under certain conditions.
Reported with amendments (S.Rept. 1005), 541.-Amended and
passed Senate, 1181, 1182.-House requested to return bill;
motion entered to reconsider, 1284, 1295.-Request granted,
1359, 1396.
S. 4818---To authorize the transfer of certain lands in Bernalillo
County, N.Mex., to the city of Albuquerque, N.Mex.
Reported back (H.Rept. 2082), 4641.-Passed House, 5409.-Ex-
am.i ned and signed, 5449, 5539.-Presented to the President,
5525.-Approved [Private, No. 279], 5655.
S . 4844-For the relief of C. N. Hildreth, Jr.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1085), 2029.-Passed Senate (H.R. 11461),
3680.
S. 4871-To amend the Teachers Salary Act of the District of Co-
umbia approved June 4, 1924, as amended, in relation to es,-
tablishing the Wilson and Miner Teachers Colleges on a basis
comparable with recognized standards for accredited institu-
tions of like kind; to raising the trade or vocational schools
to the level of junior high schools, and for other purposes.
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1182), 3744.
S. 4909-For the relief of A. Y. Martin.
Reported back (H.Rept. 2149), 5062.-Amended and passed
House (copy of bill), 5413.-senate agrees to House amend-
ments, 5451.-Examined and signed, 5655, 5665.
S. 4928---To provide fees to be charged by the recorder of deeds of
the District of Columbia.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1324), 5296.-Debated, 5507.
S. 4930-For the relief of Avery G. Constant.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1118), 2562.-Passed Senate, 3684.-Re-
ferred to House Committee on Claims, 3916.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 2150), 5062.-Pa.ssed House, 5414.-Exa.mined and
signed, 5449, 5539.-Presented to the President, 5525.-Ap-
proved [Private, No. 270}, 5655.
S. 4960-To reduce the area of the Fort Peck irrigation project in
the State of Montana.
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1283), 4873.-Amended and
passed Senate, 5006.
S. 4972-Granting the consent of Congress to the State of Georgia.
to construct, maintain, and operate a. highway bridge across
. the Savannah River near Lincolnton, Ga., and between Lincoln-
ton, Ga., and McCormick, S.C.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1008), 722.-Passed Senate, 826.-Referred
to House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
1019. -
S. 4987-For the relief of Frederick E. Dixon.
Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma.; Committee on Civil Service, 62.
S. 4988---For the relief of Bruce F. Ramsey.
Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma; Committee on M111tary Mairs, 62.
S. 4989-Granting a pension to Elizabeth Winscott.
Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma.; Committee on Pensions, 62.
S. 4990--Granting an increase of pension to Estella Hartman.
Mr. Fess; Committee on Pensions, 62.
s. 4991-Granting a. pension to Lucie P. Cranston.
Mr. Fess; Committee on Pensions, 62.
S. 4992-For the relief of Ruth J. Barnes.
Mr. Walsh of Montana; Committee on Military Af!a.irs, 62.
S. 4993-For the relief of C. J. Mast.
Mr. Walsh of Montana; Committee on Claims, 62.-Reported back
(S.Rept. 1185), 3744.-Passed Senate, 4969.
S. 4994-For the relief of Peter Pierre.
Mr. Walsh of Montana; Committee on Claims, 62.
S. 4995-Authorizing the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to
make loans to certain home owners and farmers for the pay-
ment of taxes.
Mr. Harrison; Committee on Bank.i ng and Currency, 62.
S. 4996-For the relief of W. C. Redman.
Mr. McKellar; Committee on Military Affairs, 62.
s. 4997--Granting an increase of pension to Eliza. Jane Whitson.
Mr. McKellar; Committee on Pensions, 62.
S. 4998---Granting a. pension to Jane Drennon.
Mr. McRlella.r; Committee on Pensions, 62.
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S. 4999-Granting a pension to Lyda Hamby.
!!!-. McKellar; Committee on Pensions, 62.
s. 5000-Granting a pension to Martha E. McDaniel.
Mr. McKellar; Committee on Pensions, 62.
s. 5001-To amend the military record of Joshua Workman.
Mr. Neely; Committee on Military Affairs, 62.
s. 5002-For the relief of Russell C. Cross.
Mr. Neely; Committee on Naval Affairs, 62.
s. 5003-Granting an increase of pension to Margaret E. Gorrell.
Mr. Neely; Committee on Pensions, 62.
s. 5004--Granting an increase of pension to George H. Pratt.
Mr. Neely; Committee on Pensions, 62.
s. 5005-Granting an increase of pension to Fred Cook.
Mr. Neely; Committee on Pensions, 62.
s. 5006-Granting a pension to D. W. Chapman.
Mr. Neely; Committee on Pensions, 62.
s. 5007-Granting a pension to Oppie Reed.
Mr. Neely; Committee on Pensions, 62.
s. 5008--Granting an increase of pension to Edward F. Savage.
Mr. Neely; Committee on Pensions, 62.
s. 5009-Granting an increase of pension to Jess Musgrave.
Mr. Neely; Committee on Pensions, 62.
S. 5010-Granting a pension to Stanley N. Rice.
Mr. Neely; Committee on Pensions, 62.
s. 5011-Granting a pension to Columbus R. Fulks.
Mr. Neely; Committee on Pensions, 62.
s. 5012-Gi'anting a pension to Maggie Hannah.
Mr. Neely; Committee on Pensions, 62.
S. 5013-Granting a pension to Rose Kennedy.
Mr. Neely; Committee on Pensions, 63.
S. 5014-Granting a pension to Anna Marie Flautt.
Mr. Neely; Committee on Pensions, 63.
S. 5015-To provide that the National Prohibition Act, as amended
and supplemented, shall not apply to liquors containing 4
percent or less of alcohol by volume.
Mr. Barbour; Committee on Manufactures, 63.
s. 5016-To amend section 2 of an act entitled "An act to provide
emergency financing facilities for financial institutions, to aid
in financing agriculture, commerce, and industry, and for
other purposes", approved January 22, 1932 (Public, No. 2,
72d Cong.). . S. 5047-To restore the 2-cent postage rate on first-class mall
Mr. Norbeck; Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, 63.
S. 5017-For the relief of Frank L. Weed.
Mr. White; Committee on Military Affairs, 63.
s. 5018-Relating to the classified Civil Service.
Mr. King; Committee on Civil Service, 63.
s. 5019-To amend section 1180 of the Code of Law for .the Dis-
trict of Columbia with respect to usury.
Mr. King; Committee on the District of Columbia, 63.
S. 5020-Authorizing the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to
make loans to aid in refunding or refinancing certain obliga-
tions of irrigation and drainage districts.
Mr. King; Committee on Banking and Currency, 63.
S. 5021-To secure greater economy and efficiency in the disburse-
ment of public money, and for other purposes.
Mr. King; Committee on Appropriations, 63.
S. 5022-Granting a pension to John W. Ferwerda.
Mr. Dill; Committee on Pensions, 63.
S. 5023-Granting a pension to Nellie J. Wood.
Mr. Dill; Committee on Pensions, 63.
S. 5024-Granting an increase of pension to Kate E. Snow.
Mr. Dill; Committee on Pensions, 63.
S. 5025-Granting a pension to Theresa Elizabeth Mapes.
Mr. Dill; Committee on Pensions, 63.
s. 5026-To provide for loans to farmers for crop production and
harvesting during the year 1933.
Mr. Smith; Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, 63.
S. 5027-To amend the Agricultural Marketing Act, approved June
15, 1929.
Mr. McNary; Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, 63.
S. 5028-For the relief of Bernard Leroy Eaton.
Mr. Hale; Committee on Naval Affairs, 63.
S. 5029-For the relief of Oscar Pinette.
Mr. Hale; Committee on Naval Affairs, 63.
S. 5030-To transfer certain portions of the lower peninsula of the
State of Michigan to the United States standard eastern time
zone.
Mr. Vandenberg; Committee on Interstate Commerce, 63.
S. 5031-Granting a pension to Mary Ann Fox.
Mr. Vandenberg; Committee on Pensions, 63.
s. 5032-Granting an increase of pension to Sarah J. Carpenter.
Mr. Frazier; Committee on Pensions, 63.
S. 5033-Providing for regulation of the transportation of cotton
and wheat in interstate and foreign commerce, and for other
purposes.
Mr. Bankhead; Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, 63.
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4999-5059
S. 5034-To permit the admission of intoxicating liquors into the
Virgin Islands of the United States for export.
Mr. Johnson; Committee on Commerce, 63.
S. 5035--Amending the Shipping Act, 1916, as amended, for the
purpose of further regulating common carriers by water.
Mr. Johnson; Committee on Commerce, 63.-Reported with
amendments (S.Rept. 1136), 3141.
S. 5036-Amending the Shipping Act, 1916, as amended, for the
purpose of further regulating common carriers by water.
Mr. Johnson; Committee on Commerce, 63.
S. 5037-To amend section 1 (a) of the a-ct of March 2, 1929, en-
titled "An act to establish load llnes for American vessels, and
for other purposes."
Mr. Johnson; Committee on Commerce, 63.
S. 5038-Conferring upon the United States District Court for the
Northern District of California, southern division, jurisdiction
of the claim of Minnie C. de Back against the Alaska Railroad.
Mr. Johnson; Committee on Claims, 63.
S. 5039-For the relief of Samuel Williams.
Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts; Committee on Military Affairs, 63.
S. 5040-Granting a pension to Elizabeth Rose Clark.
Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts; Committee on Pensions, 63.
S. 5041-To abolish the Council of National Defense.
Mr. McKellar; Committee on Military Affairs, 63.
S. 5042-To repeal the Classification Act of 1923, as amended, and
for other purposes.
Mr. McKellar; Committee on Civil Service, 63.
S. 5043-To abolish the Bureau of Efficiency, and for other pur-
poses.
Mr. McKellar; Committee on Appropriations, 63.
S. 5044-To abolish the National Advisory Committee for Aero-
nautics.
Mr. McKellar; Committee on Appropriations, 63.
S. 5045-To provide for the immediate liquidation of the assets
and winding up of the affairs of the War Finance Corpora-
tion.
1\-Ir. McKellar; Committee on Finance, 63.
S. 5046-To abolish the United States Shipping Board and the
United States Shipping Board Merchant Fleet Corporation and
to provide for the winding up of their affairs and the dis-
posal of their assets.
Mr. McKellar; Committee on Commerce, 63.
matter.
Mr. McKellar; Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads, 63.
S. 5048-To amend the National Prohibition Act, as amended and
supplemented, with respect to the definition of intoxicating
liquor, and for other purposes.
Mr. Tydings; Committee on the Judiciary, 64.
S. 5049-For the relief of Winifred Meagher.
Mr. Copeland; Committee on Claims, 63.
S. 5050-To amend section 2 of the act entitled "An act to supple-
ment existing laws against unlawful restraints and monopo-
lies, and for other purposes", approved October 15, 1914 (38
Stat.L. 730; U.S.C., title 15, sec. 13).
Mr. Copeland; Committee on Interstate Commerce, 63.
S. 5051-To amend section 5 of the act entitled "An act to create
a Federal Trade Commission, to define its powers and duties,
and for other purposes", approved September 26, 1914 (38
StatL. 719; u.s.a., title 15, sec. 45).
Mr. Copeland; Committee on Interstate Commerce, 63.
S. 5052-To empower the health officer of the District of Columbia
to authorize the opening of graves and the disinterment
and reinterment of dead bodies in cases where death has been
caused by certain contagious diseases.
Mr. Capper; Committee on the District of Columbia, 63.-Re-
ported with amendments (S.Rept. 1178). 3664.-Amended and
passed Senate, 3763.-Referred to. House Committee on the
District of Columbia, 4104.
S. 5053-To amend sections 416 and 417 of the Revised Statutes
relating to the District of Columbia.
Mr. Capper; Committee on the District of Columbia, 63.-Re-
ported back (S.Rept. 1186), 3744.-Indefinitely postponed
(H.R. 13378 passed in lieu), 4969.
s. 50 54-Granting a.n increase of pension to Mary L. Parker.
Mr. Capper; Committee on Pensions, 63.
S. 5055-Granting a pension to Hulda Dodds.
Mr. Capper; Committee on Pensions, 63.
S. 5056-Granting a pension to Mary A. Beck.
Mr. Capper; Committee on Pensions, 63.
s. 5057-Granting a pension to Everett Goodwin.
Mr. Capper; Committee on Pensions, 63.
S. 5058-Granting an increase of pension to Terressa Willoughby.
Mr. Capper; Committee on Pensions, 63.
s. 5059-To extend the time for completing the construction of a
bridge across Lake Champlain at or near Rouses Point, N.Y.,
and a point at or near Alburgh, Vt.
Mr. Austin; Committee on Commerce, 92.-Reported back
(S.Rept. 1007), 609.-Passed Senate, 826.-Referred to House
Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, 1019.-Re-
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S. 5059-Continued
ported with amendments (H.Rept. 1832) , 1395.-Amended and
passed House, 1901.-Benate concurs in House amendments,
2102.-Examined and signed, 2192, 2195.-Presented to the
President, 2198.-Approved [Public, No. 317], 2859.
S. 5060-Granting a pension to Clarence Allen.
Mr. Cohen; Committee on Pensions, 92.
s. 5061-Granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Burrell.
Mr. Hale; Committee on Pensions, 92.
S. 5062-Granting an increase of pension to George Neill.
Mr. Hale; Committee on Pensions, 92.
S. 5063-Granting an increase of pension to Susie D. Hanscome.
Mr. Hale; Committee on Pensions, 92.
S. 5064-Granting an increase of pension to Margaret Thompson.
Mr. Hale; Committee on Pensions, 92.
S. 5065-Granting an increase of pension to Charlotte W. Stevens.
Mr. Hale; Committee on Pensions, 92.
S. 5066-Granting an increase of pension to Clara A. Colby.
Mr. Hale; Committee on Pensions, 92.
S. 5067-Granting a pension to Angie L. Moulton.
Mr. Hale; Committee on Pensions, 93.
S. 5068-Granting a pension to Alice L. Preston.
Mr. Hale; Committee on Pensions, 93.
S. 5069-Granting a pension to Richard R. Denton.
Mr. Bulkley; Committee on Pensions, 93.
S. 5070-Granting an increase of pension to Margaret Jane Loar.
Mr. Bulkley; Committee on Pensions, 93.
S. 5071-Granting an increase of pension to Polly Fuller.
Mr. Bulkley; Committee on Pensions, 93.
S. 5072-Granting an increase of pension to Lucy Montgomery.
Mr. Bulkley; Committee on Pensions, 93.
S. 5073-Providing for a mine rescue station in Arizona.
Mr. Ashurst; Committee on Mines and Mining, 93.
S. 5074-For the refund of customs duty paid by Salvatore Lascari
on an importation of mosaic paintings for the Moody CUrrier
Art Gallery in Manchester, N.H.
Mr. Keyes; Comm.ittee on Finance, 93.
S. 5075-To provide protection by registration of designs for tex-
tiles and other materials.
Mr. Hebert; Committee on Patents, 93.-Reported with amend-
ments (S.Rept. 1280), 4789.-Debated, 5003.
S. 5076-To repeal an act entitled "An act to create Federal home-
loan banks, to provide for the supervision thereof, and for
other purposes", approved July 22, 1932.
Mr. Borah; Committee on Banking and Currency, 93.
S. 5077-To extend the time of payment of certain loans made to
farmers by the Secretary of Agriculture.
Mr. Wheeler; Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, 93.
S. 5078-Granting an increase of pension to Lucy J. Whipple.
Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts; Committee on Pensions, 93.
S. 5079-Granting an increase of pension to Sarah E. Harran.
Mr. Dale; Committee on Pensions, 93.
S. 5080-Granting an increase of pension to Eola E. Manley.
Mr. Dale; Committee on Pensions, 93.
S. 5081-Granting an increase of pension to Eliza C. Lower.
Mr. Dale; Committee on Pensions, 93.
S. 5082-For the relief of the Community Investment Co., Inc.
Mr. Shortridge; Committee on Claims, 93.
S. 5083-For the relief of Wilson G. Bingham.
Mr. Shortridge; Committee on Finance, 93.
S. 5084-Granting a pension to Edward E. Harding.
Mr. Shortridge; Copunittee on Pensions, 93.
S. 5085-For the relief of Leslie Jensen.
Mr. Norbeck; Committee on Claims, 93.-Reported back (S.Rept.
1086), 2029.-Passed S~nate, 3680.-Passed House (in lieu of
H.R. 10498), 5400.-Examined and signed, 5449, 5539.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5525.-Approved [Private, No. 271],
5655.
S. 5086-Authorizing the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to
make loans to aid in refunding or refinancing certain obliga-
tions of irrigation companies and drainage districts.
Mr. Smoot; Committee on Banking and Currency, 161.
S. 5087-To provide for the carrying out of permanent improve-
ment projects and to authorize the issuance of bonds for such
purposes.
Mr. Byrnes; Committee on Appropriations, 161.
S. 5088-Authorizing the United States Employees' Compensation
Commission to consider the claim of Martin Luther Mauney.
Mr. Reynolds; Committee on Claims, 161.
S. 5089-Granting an increase of pension to Mary H. Hill.
Mr. Austin; Committee on Pensions, 161.
S. 5090-For the relief of Ida M. Farley.
Mr. McGill; Committee on Claims, 161.
S. 5091-For the relief of Merle (Mearl) Arthur Lewis.
Mr. McGill; Committee on Na_val Affairs, 161.
S. 5092-Granting a pension to Frank Albert Pollock.
Mr. McGill; Committee on Pensions, 161.
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S. 5093-Authorizing the S~cretary of War to extend the services
and operations of the Inland Waterways Corporation to the
Columbia River and is tributaries, and for other purposes.
Mr. McNary; Committee on Commerce, 161.
S. 5094-For the relief of Calvin Grizzel.
Mr. McNary; Committee on Naval Affairs, 161.
S. 5095-Granting a pension to Grace V. Foster.
Mr. McNary; Committee on Pensions, 161.
S. 5096-For the relief of Sarah McKibing.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Finance, 161.
S. 5097-Granting a pension to Mary E. Beitzell.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 161.
S. 5098--Granting a pension to Armanella Caylor .
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 161.
S. 5099-Granting a pension to William A. Culiver.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 161.
S. 5100-Granting a pension to Emma Grunden.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 161.
S. 5101-Granting a pension to Sarah Hamilton.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on ·Pensions; 161.
S. 5102-Granting a pension to Carter Hayes.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 161.
S. 5103-Granting a pension to Mary C. Heck.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 161.
S. 5104-Granting a pension to Elva A. Houk.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 161.
S. 5105-Granting a pension to Lincoln Hubster.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 161.
S. 5106-Granting a pension to Nellie C. Manning.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 161.
S. 5107-Granting a pension to Sarah E. Mattingly.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 161.
S. 5108-Granting a pension to Lot Noe.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 161.
S. 5109-Granting a pension to Clarence Price.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 161.
S. 5110-Granting an increase of pension to Mahalia Davison.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 161.
S. 5111-Granting an increase of pension to Samantha Ralston.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 161.
S. 5112-Granting an increase of pension to Eliza Landers.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 161.
s. 5113-Granting an increase of pension to Amanda E. Martin.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 161.
S. 5114-Granting an increase of pension to Robert J. McPherson.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 161.
S. 5115-Granting an increase of pension to Margaret McWilllams.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 161.
S. 5116-Granting an increase of pension to Amelia Sheets.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 161.
S. 5117-Granting an increase of pension to Olleatha Stites.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 161.
S. 5118-For the relief of David G. Caldwell.
Mr. McKellar; Committee on Military Affairs, 161.
S. 5119-To repeal all laws authorizing the granting of ocean mall
subsidies.
Mr. McKellar; Committee on Post Otnces and Post Roads, 161.
S. 5120-To repeal the act approved April 29, 1930, amending the
Air Mail Act, a~ amended.
Mr. McKellar; Committee on Post Otnces and Post Roads, 161.
S. 5121-To amend title I of the Emergency Relief and Construc-
tion Act of 1932, approved July 21, 1932 (47 Stat.L. 709), by
authorizing cooperation by the Federal Government with the
several States and Territories in relieving distress among
unemployed needy transients.
Mr. Cutting; Committee on Manufactures, 161.
S. 5122-To provide for the purchase and sale of cotton under the
supervision of the Secretary of Agriculture.
Mr. Smith; Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, 161.-See
amendment proposed, 3490.-Reported with amendment
(S.Rept. 1208) , 3829.-Debated, 4383.-Amended and passed
Senate, 4395.-Referred to House Committee on Agriculture,
4640.-Reported back (H.Rept. 2094), 4767.-Debated (H.Res.
397), 5255.-Amended and passed House, 5275.-Debated in
Senate, 5308, 5311.-Benate concurs in House amendment,
5317.-Examined and signed, 5449, 5539.-Presented to the
President, 5525.-Pocket vetoed.
s. 5123-Extending the time for consideration of application for
retirement of Otis L. Sims under the Emergency Offi.cers'
Retirement Act.
Mr. Smith; Committee on Military Affairs, 161.
S. 5124-For the relief of William Frank Dunn.
Mr. Hale; Committee on Naval Affairs, 162.
S. 5125-To amend the Emergency Relief and Construction Act
of 1932.
Mr. Costigan and Mr. La Follette; Committee on Manufac-
tures, 162.-Reported with amendments (S.Rept. 1126), 2644.-
Debated, 4232, 4252, 4314, 4395, 4461.-Amended and passed
Senate, 4503.-Referred to House Committee on Banking and
Currency, 4640.
 SENATE BILLS
S. 5126-To extend the provisions of the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation Act and the Emergency Relief and Construction
Act of 1932 to the Virgin Islands.
Mr. Reed; Committee on Banking and Currency, 233.-Reported
back (S.Rept. 1023), 1439.-Passed Senate, 3671, 3672.-Re-
ferred to House Committee on Banking and CUrrency, 3916.
S. 5127-For the relief of Elmer E. Mynatt.
Mr. Hull; Committee on Claims, 233.
S. 5128--Granting a pension to Thomas A. Yadon.
Mr. Hull; Committee on Pensions, 233.
S. 5129-For the relief of Gladding, McBean & Co.
Mr. Shortridge; Committee on Claims, 233.
S. 5130-For the relief of Burk W. Burns.
Mr. Neely; Committee on Claims, 233.
S. 5131-To extend the times for commencing and completing the
construction of a bridge across the Ohio River at or near
Cannelton, Ind.
Mr. Watson; Committee on Commerce, 233.-Reported with
amendments (S.Rept. 1013) : passed Senate as amended,
1161.-Referred to House Committee on Interstate and For-
eign Commerce, 1394.-Reported with amendments (H.Rept.
1846), 1547.-A.mended and passed House, 1902.-Senate con-
curs in House amendments, 2245.-Examlned and signed,
2451, 2463.-Presented to the President, 2460.-Approved
[Public, No. 323], 2859.
S. 5132-Granting an increase of pension to Mary H. Fetzer.
Mr. Shipstead; Committee on Pensions, 233.
S. 5133-To amend the naturalization laws of the United States.
Mr. King; Committee on Immigration, 233.
S. 5134--Providing payment to employees, Bureau of Reclamation,
for mileage traveled lri privately owned automobiles.
Mr. Bratton; Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation, 303.
S. 5135-For the temporary relief of water users on irrigation proj-
ects constructed and operated under the Reclamation Law.
Mr. Bratton; Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation, 304.
S. 5136-Authorizing the appropriation of funds for the payment
of claims of the Mexican Government under the circum-
stances hereinafter enumerated.
Mr. Borah; Committee on Foreign Relations, 303.
S. 5137-Providing for the suspension of annual assessment work
on mining claims held by location in the Onited States and
Alaska.
Mr. Borah; Committee on Mines and Mining, 303.-Reported
back (S.Rept. 1019), 1401.-Debated, 3670.-Indefinitely post-
poned (see H.J.Res. 533), 3676, 3677.
S. 5138-Granting a pension to Lola E. Waller.
Mr. McGill; Committee on Pensions, 303.
S. 5139-For the relief of Frederick G. Barker.
Mr. Bulkley; Committee on Claims, 303.
S. 5140-For the relief of Joseph Lane.
Mr. Schall; Committee on Claims, 303.
S. 5141-For the relief of John F. Patterson.
Mr. Schall; Committee on Military Affairs, 303.
S. 5142-To authorize the appointment of secretaries to United
States circuit and district judges.
Mr. Glenn; Committee on the Judiciary, 303.
S. 5143-For the relief of Ell J. Bennett.
Mr. Glenn; Committee on Military Affairs, 303.
S. 5144-Granting an increase of pension to Jessie G. Bivens.
Mr. Glenn; Committee on Pensions, 304.
S. 5145-Granting an increase of pension to Cora B.S. Walker.
Mr. Glenn; Committee on Pensions, 303.
S. 5146-Granting a pension to Edward Lyman.
Mr. Norbeck; Committee on Pensions, 303.
S. 5147-Granting an increase of pension to Anne K. Aa.strom.
Mr. Norbeck; Committee on Pensions, 303.
S. 5148-Athorizing the Secretary of Agriculture to adjust debts
owing the United States for seed, feed, and crop-production
loans.
Mr. Norbeck; Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, 304.-Re-
ported back (S.Rept. 1006), 541.-Passed Senate, 840.-Referred
to House Committee on Agriculture, 1019.
s. 5149-To prohibit the counterfeiting of drugs, to provide penal-
ties therefor, and for other purposes.
Mr. Copeland; Committee on the Judiciary, 303.
S. 5150-For the relief of Johnson Bros., Inc.
. Mr. Dill; Committee on Claims, 303.
S. 5151-For the relief of Ivan Matson.
Mr. Steiwer; Committee on Claims, 303.
S. 5152-Granting a pension to J. R. Chapman.
Mr. Steiwer; Committee on Pensions, 303.
S. 5153-Granting a pension to Dan Kinney.
Mr. Steiwer; Committee on Pensions, 303.
S. 5154-Granting a pension to Ida A. Muschick.
Mr. Steiwe.r.; Committee on Pensions, 303.
S. 5155-Granting a pension to Arthur W. Clements.
Mr. Watson; Committee on Pensions, 303.
S. 5156-Granting a pension to Charity Cooper.
Mr. Watson; Committee on Pensions, 3Q3.
.5126-5183_
S. 5157-Granting an increase of pension to Rhoda J. Brandenburg.
Mr. Watson; Committee on Pensions, 303.
S. 5158--Grantlng an increase of pension to Eliza J. Hiller.
Mr. Watson; Committee on Pensions, 303.
S. 5159-To authorize payment of farm-loan mortgages with bonds
issued by the mortgagee banks, and for other purposes.
Mr. Gore; Committee on Banking and Currency, 303.
S. 5160-To provide for loans to farmers for crop production and
harvesting during the year 1933.
Mr. Smith; Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, 304.-Re-
ported with amendment (S.Rept. 1010), 907.-Amended and
passed Senate, 908.-Motion entered to reconsider, 908.-:----Mo-
tion withdrawn, 956.-0rdered to lie on the Speaker's table,
and to be printed.-Passed House, amended (H.Res. 349),
(H.J.Res. 529), 1885, 1891.-Senate disagrees to House amend-
ment; asks conference, 2135.--Conferees appointed, 2135,
2192.-House insists upon its amendments; agrees to confer-
ence, 2192.-Conference report submitted in House (H.Rept.
1898), 2418.-Agreed to, 2418, 2419.--Conference report sub-
mitted in Senate, 2378.-Agreed to, 2379_-(See S.Con.Res. 41),
2507, 2606.-Examined and signed, 2639, 2645.-Presented to
the President, 2644.-Approved [Public, No. 327], 3488.
S. 5161-For the relief of Louis Vauthier and Francis Dohs.
Mr. Reed; Committee on Military Affairs, 304.-Reported back
(S.Rept. 1026), 1439.-Passed Senate, 3671.
S. 5162-Granting an increase of pension to Helen G. Mercur.
Mr. Reed; Committee on Pensions, 303.
S. 5163-For the relief of the estate of White B. Miller.
Mr. McKellar; Committee on Claims, 303.
S. 5164--For the relief of George B. Beaver.
Mr. McKellar; Committee on Claims, 303.
S. 5165-Correcting the naval record of Bartholomew Lawrence
O'Brien.
Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts; Committee on Naval Affairs, 303.
S. 5166-To amend the World War Veterans' Act, 1924, as amended.
Mr. Reed; Committee on .Finance, 304.
S. 5167-In reference to land in the Bonnet Carre Floodway area.
Mr. Johnson; Committee on Commerce, 367.
S. 5168-For the relief of John Henry Tackett.
Mr. Barbour; Committee on Claims, 367.
S. 5169-Granting an increase of pension to Charlotte W. Stevens.
Mr. Hale; Committee on Pensions, 367.
S. 5170-To regulate the importation of milk and cream and
milk and cream products into the United States, for the
purpose of promoting the dairy industry of the United States
and protecting the public health.
Mr. Capper; Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, 367.
S. 5171-Authorizing and directing the Secretary of the Interior
to enroll on the tribal rolls of the Choctaw and Chickasaw
Nations all Choctaw and Chickasaw claimants whose names
appear in the citizenship cases hereinafter mentioned and
who were duly and legally enrolled by the Federal court, and
the heirs now living of all such claimants, born prior to the
closing of said tribal rolls by an act of Congress.
Mr. Patterson; Committee on Indian Affairs, 367.
S. 5172-To amend an act entitled "An act to provide compensa-
tion for employees of the United States suffering injuries
while in the performance of their duties, and for other pur-
poses", approved September 7, 1916, and acts in amendment
thereof.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Education and Labor,
367.
S. 5173-Granting a. pension to Ellen Mullis Baker.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana: Committee on Pensions, 367.
S. 5174-Granting a pension to Frank Burcham.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 367.
S. 5175-Granting a pension to Amos B. Poling.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 367.
S. 5176-Granting an increase of pension to Ida A. McDowell.
.Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 367.
S. 5177-To authorize the appointment of Harrison Schermerhorn
Markham as second lieutenant in the Regular Army.
Mr. Reed; Committee on Military Affairs, 367.
S. 5178-Granting a pension to Lewis G. Simpson.
Mr. Hayden; Committee on Pensions, 367 .
s. 5179-Granting a pension to Robert W. Vawter.
Mr. McGill; Committee on Pensions, 367.
s. 5180-Granting an increase of pension to Lillian M. Hoxie.
Mr. Metcalf; Committee on Pensions, 422.
S. 5181-Granting a pension to Calvin C. Manley.
Mr. Dale; Committee on Pensions, 442.
S. 5182-Granting a pension to Hazel Tripp.
Mr. Dale; Committee on Pensions, 442.
S. 5183-Granting the consent of Congress to the Board of County
Commissioners of Allegheny County, Pa., to construct, main-
tain, and operate a toll bridge across the Monongahela River
between the city of Pittsburgh and the borough of Homestead,
Pa.
22'l
5183-523f SENATE BILLS
S. 5183-Continued
Mr. Reed; Committee on Commerce, 422.-Reported back (S.Rept.
1009) and passed Senate, 825.-Referred to House Committee
on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, 1019.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 1847), 1547.-Passed House, 1902.-Examined and
signed, 1934, 1980.-Presented to the President, 2029.-Ap-
proved [Public, No. 313], 2194.
S. 5184-To amend section 7 of the act of Congress of June 30,
1906 (34 Stat.L. 768; U.S.C., title 21, sec. 8), as amended.
Mr. Copeland; Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, 442.
S. 5185-To ame:qd section 2 of the joint resolution entitled "Joint
resolution authorizing the distribution of Government-owned
wheat and cotton to the American National Red Cross and
other organizations for relief of distress", approved July 5,
1932.
Mr. Copeland; Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, 442.
S. 518&--For the relief of Charles A. Brown.
Mr. Copeland; Committee on Claims, 442.
S. 5187-For the relief of Anna Marie Sanford.
Mr. Copeland; Committee on Claims, 442.
S. 5188-Granting a pension to Francis Whitcomb Schultz.
Mr. Glenn; Committee on Pensions, 422.
S. 5189-To amend section 1 of the act entitled "An act to provide
books for the adult blind", approved March 3, 1931.
Mr. Smoot; Committee on Education and Labor, 482.
S. 5190--To amend the description of land described in section 1
of the act approved February 14, 1931, entitled "An act to
authorize the President of the United States to establish the
Canyon De Chelly National Monument within the Navajo In-
dian Reservation, Ariz."
Mr. Hayden; Committee on Indian Affairs, 482.-Reported back
(S.Rept. 1211), 3931.-Indefinitely postponed (H.R. 13960
passed in lieu), 4975.
S. 5191-Granting a pension to Charlott C. Oliver.
Mr. La Follette; Committee on Pensions, 482.
S. 5192-For the relief of Apostolis B. Cascambas.
Mr. Hebert; Committee on Claims, 482.
S . 5193-For the reltef of George Lancellotta.
Mr. Hebert; Committee on Claims, 482.
S. 5194--For the relief of Martha Edwards, Norfolk Protestant
Hospital, and Dr. Julian L. Rawls.
Mr. Swanson; Committee on Claims, 482.
S. 5195-To confer jurisdiction on the Court of Claims to hear
and determine the claim of Mount Vernon, Alexandria &
Washington Railway Co., a corporation.
Mr. Swanson; Committee on Claims, 482.
S. 519&--To amend an act entitled "An act to amend the act
entitled 'An act for the retirement of employees in the classi-
fied Civil Service, and for other purposes', approved May 22,
1920, and acts in .a mendment thereof", approved July 3, 1926,
and May 29, 1930.
Mr. Dale; Commit tee on Civil Service, 482.
S. 5197-To amend an act entitled "An act to regulate the issue
and validity of passports, and for other purposes," approved
July 3, 1926.
Mr. McKellar; Committee on Foreign Relations, 482.
S. 5198-To amend the act entitled "An act for the temporary
relief of water users on irrigation projects constructed and
operated under the reclamation laws", approved April 1, 1932.
Mr. Cutting; Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation, 482.
S. 5199-To authorize the distribution of Government-owned cot-
ton to the American National Red Cross and other organiza-
tions for relief of distress.
Mr. Bingham; Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, 482.
S. 5200--Providing for the suspension of annual assessment work
on mining claims held by location in the United States and
Alaska.
Mr. Wheeler; Committee on Mines and Mining, 541.
s . 5201-To provide for fees for radio licenses, and for other
purposes.
Mr. Dill; Committee on Interstate Commerce, 542.
S . 5202-Granting an increase of pension to Letitia Stookey.
Mr. Bulkley; Committee on Pensions, 541.
S. 5203-For the relief of the Harvey Canal Ship Yard & Machine
Shop.
Mr . Howell; Committee on Claims, 541.-Reported back (S.Rept.
1054), 1623 .-Passed Senate, 3674, 3675.-Referred to House
Commit tee on Claims, 3916.-Reported back (H.Rept. 2128),
4956.-Passed House, 5412.-Examined and signed, 5449,
5539.-Presented to the President, 5525.-Approved [Private,
No. 272} , 5655.
S. 5204-For the relief of the Texas Power & Light Co.
Mr. Howell; Committee on Claims, 541.-Reported back (S.Rept.
1055) , 1623.-Passed Senate, 3675.-Referred to House Com-
mittee on Claims, 3916.-Reported back (H.Rept. 2129),
4956.-Passed House, 5412.-Examined and signed, 5449,
5539.-Presented to the President, 5525.-Approved [Private,
No. 273], 5655.
228
S. 5205-For the relief of the Great Falls Meat Co. of Great Falls,
Mont.
Mr. Howell; Committee on Claims, 541.-Reported back (S.Rept.
1056) , 1623.-Passed Senate, 3675.-Referred to House Com-
mittee on Claims, 3916.-RepoJ"ted back {H.Rept. 2130),
4956.-Passed House, 5412.-Examined and signed, 5449,
5539.-Presented to the President, 5525.-Approved [Private,
No. 274], 5655.
S. 520&--For the relief of Lawrence S. Copeland.
Mr. Howell; Committee on Claims, 541.
S. 5207-For the relief of Rose Gillespie, Joseph Anton Dietz, and
Manuel M. Wiseman, as trustee of the estate of Louts Wise-
man, deceased.
Mr. Howell; Committee on Claims, 541.-Reported back (S.Rept.
1057), 1623.-Passed Senate, 3675.-Referred to House Com-
mittee on Claims, 3916.-Reported back . (H.Rept. 2151),
5062.-Passed House, 5414.-Examined and signed, 5449,
5539.-Presented to the President, 5525.-Approved [Private,
No. 275], 5655.
S. 5208-For the relief of Mary Byrkett Sinks.
Mr. Howell; Committee on Claims, 541.-Reported back (S.Rept.
1058), 1623.-Passed Senate, 3675.-Passed House (in lieu of
H.R. 14347), 5407.-Examined and signed, 5449, 5539.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5525.-Approved [Private, No. 276],
5655.
S. 5209-To procure a site for a Federal building at Philadelphia,
Pa.
Mr. Reed and Mr. Davis; Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds, 541.
S. 5210-Granting a pension to Ben Harrison Martin.
Mr. McKellar; Committee on Pensions, 541.
S. 5211-For the relief of James Clay Colson.
Mr. Barkley; Committee on Claims, 541.
S. 5212-Granting a pension to Fred B. Johnson.
Mr. McGill;· Committee on Pensions, 609.
S. 5213-Granting an increase of pension to Rosa A. Hall.
Mr. Austin; Committee on Pensions, 609.
S. 5214-For the relief of Michael J. Budzinski.
Mr. Goldsborough; Committee on Naval Atralrs, 609.-Reported
with amendments (S.Rept. 1132), 2957.-Amended and passed
Senate, 3752.-Referred to House Committee on Naval Atlairs,
4104.
S. 5215-Granting an increase of pension to Claud D. Lugenbeel.
Mr. Hayden; Committee on Pensions, 609.
S. 521&--Granting an increase of pension to Mahala Burton.
Mr. Watson; Committee on Pensions, 609.
S. 5217-Granting a pension to Charles Kemmer.
Mr. Watson; Committee on Penstons, 609.
S. 5218-Granting a pension to Mariah A. House.
Mr. Watson; Committee on Pensions, 1)09.
S. 5219-To provide funds for cooperation with the Minnesota
State Board of Control in the extension of the Minnesota State
Sanatorium at Ah-Gwah-Ching, Minn.
Mr. Shipstead; Committee on Indian Atlairs, 609.-Reported back
(S.Rept. 1219), 3996.
S. 5220-Authorizing the appointment of Bernard C. Rose as a
second lieutenant, Army Air Corps.
Mr. Shipstea d; Committee on Military Atrairs, 609.
S. 5221-Granting a pension to Matilda Davison.
Mr. Shipstead; Committee on Pensions, 609.
s. 5222-Grant ing a pension to Edwin F. Guyon.
Mr. Borah; Committee on Pensions, 675.
S. 5223-For t h e relief of Henry Frye.
Mr. Dill; Committee on Military Atrairs, 675.
s. 5224-To regulate the bringing of actions for damages against
the 'Dist rict of Columbia, and for other purposes.
Mr. Capper; Committee on the District of Columbia, 675.-Re-
ported with amendment (S.Rept. 1180) , 3744.-Debated , 4968.-
Indefinitely postponed (H.R. 13750 passed in lieu), 4976, 4977.
S. 5225--To authorize t h e merger of the Georget own G aslight Co.
with and int o Washington Gas Light Co., and for ot her pur-
poses.
Mr. Capper; Committee on the Distr ict of Columbia, 675.
S. 522&--For the relief of t he Dongji Investment Co., Ltd.
Mr. Bingham; Committee on Claims, 675.
S. 5227-To provide a permanent gover nment for the Virgin Islands
of the United States, and for other purposes.
Mr. Bingham; Commit tee on Territ ories and Insular Atrairs, 675.
S. 5228---'-For the relief of William Puckett, alias Bill Puck.
Mr. Neely; Commit tee on Military Affairs, 675.
S. 5229-For the relief of Herbert E. Matt hews.
Mr. McKellar; Committee on Claims, 675.
S. 5230--For the relief of G. C. Vandever.
Mr. Hawes; Committee on Claims, 675.
S. 5231-To extend the times for commencing and completing the
construction of a bridge across the Missouri River at or near
Randolph, Mo.
Mr. Hawes; Committee on Commerce, 675.-Reported with
amendments (S.Rept. 1014) and passed Senate as amended.
 SENATE BILLS
S. 5231-Continued
1161.-Referred to House Committee on Interstate and For-
eign Commerce, 1394.-Reported back (H.Rept. 1848) , 1547.-
Passed House, 1902.-Examined and signed, 1934, 1980.-Pre-
sented to the President, 2029.-Approved (Public, No. 314],
2194.
S. 5232-To extend the time for constructing a bridge across the
Missouri River at or near St. Charles, Mo.
Mr. Hawes; Committee on Commerce, 675.-Reported with
amendments (S.Rept. 1015) and passed Senate as amended,
1161.-Referred to House Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce, 1394.-Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1849),
1547.-Passed House amended, 1903.---Senate concurs in House
amendment, 2245.-Examined and signed, 2451, 2463.-Pre-
sented to the President, 2460.-Approved (Public, No. 324],
2859.
S. 5233-To provide for the protection of national military parks,
national parks, battlefield sites, national monuments, and mis-
cellaneous memorials under the control of the War Depart-
ment.
Mr. Reed; Committee on Milltary A1Iairs, 675.-Reported back
(S.Rept. 1027), 1439.-Passed Senate, 3671.-Referred to House
Committee on Military A1Iairs, 3916.-Reported back (H.Rept.
2091), 4767.-Amended and passed House, 5168.---Senate con-
curs in House amendments, 5212.-Examined and signed,
5297.-Presented to the President, 5347.-Approved [Public,
No. 407], 5450.
S. 5234-To authorize an appropriation to carry out the provisions
of the act of May 3, 1928 ( 45 Stat.L. 484).
Mr. Frazier; Committee on Indian A1Iairs, 675.-Reported back
(S.Rept. 1044), 1551.-Indefinitely postponed (H.R. 13770
passed in lieu), 3674.
S. 5235-To extend the times for commencing and completing the
construction of a bridge across the Missouri River at or near
Brownville, Nebr.
Mr. Howell; Committee on Commerce, 675.-Reported with
amendments (S.Rept. 1016) and passed Senate amended,
1162.-Referred to House Committee on Interstate and For-
eign Commerce, 1394.-Reported back (H.Rept. 1910), 2554.
S. 5236---To extend the operation of the act entitled "An act for
the temporary relief of water users on irrigation projects con-
structed and operated under the reclamation law", approved
April 1, 1932. . passed House, 1904.--senate concurs in House amendment,
Mr. Carey and Mr. Thomas of Idaho; Committee on Irrtgation
and Reclamation, 675.
s. 5237-Granting an increase of pension to Thomas M. Stroud.
Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma; Committee on Pensions, 675.
S. 5238-Granting a pension to Olive A. Lewis.
Mr. Borah; Committee on Pensions, 722.
S. 5239-Granting a pension to Frank E. Britton.
:Mr. Howell; Committee on Pensions, 722.
S. 5240--Granting a pension to Amelia A. Bordinghammer.
Mr. Wagner; Committee on Pensions, 722.
S. 5241-Authorizing the selection of a site in the District of Co-
lumbia and the erection thereon of a statue of George
Washington.
Mr. Wagner; Committee on the Library, 722.
S. 5242-To authorize the presentation of a Distinguished Service
Cross to Abraham Cohen.
Mr. Wagner; Committee on Military A1Iairs, 722.
S. 5243-For the relief of Elisha S. Plumley.
Mr. Neely; _Committee on Finance, 722.
S. 5244-For the relief of Lt. Enoch Graf.
Mr. Swanson; Committee on Claims, 722.
S. 5245-To amend the act entitled "An act for the relief of con-
tractors and subcontractors for the post office and other build-
ings and work under the supervision of the Treasury Depart-
ment, and for other purposes", approved August 25, 1919, as
amended by act of March 6, 1920.
Mr. Swanson; Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, 722.
S. 5246---To provide for loans to farmers for crop production during
the year 1933.
Mr. Cutting; Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, 722.
S. 5247-Granting a pension to Massie E. Osborn.
Mr. Capper; Committee on Pensions, 722.
S. 5248-Granting a pension to Earl Lutz.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 722.
S. 5249-Granting a pension to Ora Owens.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 722.
S. 5250-Granting a pension to Roy Smith.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 722.
S. 5251-Authorizing the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to
make loans to certain hospitals.
Mr. Shipstead; Committee on Banking and Currency, 722.
S. 5252-Providing for payment of $25 to each enrolled Chippewa
Indian of Minnesota from the funds standing to their credit
in the Treasury of the United States.
Mr. Shipstead; Committee on Indian Atfairs, 675.-Reported
back (S.Rept. 1030) and passed Senate, 1469.-Passed House
(H.R. 11810), 1885.-Examined and signed, 1934, 1980.-Pre-
sented to the President, 2029.-Approved [Public, No. 315],
2194.
5231-5274
S. 5253-Granting an increase of pension to Nellie L. Fickett.
Mr. Hayden; Committee on Pensions, 722.
S. 5254-For the relief of the George A. Fuller Co.
Mr. Barbour; Committee on Claims, 820.
S. 5255-For the relief of R. R. Atchison, administrator of the
· estate of Elizabeth Mary Atchison, deceased.
Mr. Brookhart;• Committee on Claims, 820.
S. 5256---Granting a pension to Eliza Beagley.
Mr. Smoot; Committee on Pensions, 820.
S. 5257-Granting a pension to Lucy Copeland.
Mr. McGill; Committee on Pensions, 820.
S. 5258-For tfie conservation of oil and gas and protection of
American sources thereof from injury, correlation of domestic
and foreign production, and consenting to an interstate com-
pact for such purposes.
Mr. McG111; Committee on the Judiciary, 820.
S. 5259--To provide for agricultural entry of lands withdrawn,
classified, or reported as containing any of the minerals sub-
ject to disposition under the general leasing law or acts
amendatory thereof or supplementary thereto.
Mr. Nye; Committee on Public Lands and Surveys, 820.-Re-
ported back (S.Rept. 1061), 1781.-Passed Senate, 3676.
S. 5260-Granting the consent of Congress to the Board of Super-
visors of Marion County, Miss., to construct, maintain, and
operate a free highway bridge across Pearl River at or near
Columbia, Miss.
Mr. Harrison; Committee on Commerce, 820.-Reported back
(S.Rept. 1011) and passed Senate, 953.-Referred to House
Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, 1055.-Re-
ported with amendment s (H.Rept. 1850), 1547.-Amended and
passed House, 1903.-Reconsidered, amended, and passed
House, 1904.---Senate concurs in House amendment, 2135.-
Examined and signed, 2242, 2244.-Presented to the Presi-
dent, 2343.-Approved [Public, No. 318], 2859.
S. 5261-Granting the consent of Congress to the Board of Super-
visors of Monroe County, Miss., to construct, maintain, and
operate a free highway bridge across Tombigbee River at or
near Old Cotton Gin Port, Miss.
Mr. Harrison; Committee on Commerce, 820.-Reported back
(S.Rept. 1012) and passed Senate, 953.-Referred to House
Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, 1055.-Re-
ported with amendment (H.Rept. 1851), 1547.-Amended and
2135.-Examined and signed, 2242, 2244.-Presented to the
President, 2343.-Approved [Public, No. 319). 2859.
S. 5262-To amend subdivision (a) of section 1001 of the Revenue
Act of 1926, as amended, with respect to review of certain
decisions of the Board of Tax Appeals.
Mr. George; Committee on Finance, 820.
S. 5263-To amend section 201 of the Emergency Relief and Con-
struction Act of 1932 to provide for certain loans by the
Reconstruction Finance Corporation to aid in the support and
maintenance of public schools.
Mr. George; Committee on Banking and Currency, 820.
S. 5264-To correct the naval record of John Joseph Collins.
Mr. Hastings; Committee on Naval A1Iairs, 820.
S. 5265-Granting a pension to Robert E. McCann.
Mr. Johnson; Committee on Pensions, 820.
S. 5266---Granting a pension to Henrietta V. W. Owen.
Mr. Davis; Committee on Pensions, 820.
S. 5267-To prevent interstate commerce in certain commodities
and articles produced or manufactured in industrial activities
in which persons are employed more than 5 days per week or
6 hours per day.
Mr. Black; Committee on the Judiciary, 820.-Debated, 4304.
S. 5268-For the relief of J. H. Bowling.
Mr. Shepparci; Committee on Claims, 887.
S. 5269-To extend the operation of the act entitled "An act for
the temporary relief of water users on irrigation projects
constructed and operated under the reclamation law", ap-
proved April 1, 1932.
Mr. Carey and Mr. Thomas of Idaho; Committee on IrriW~otion
and Reclamation, 887.
S. 5270-To authorize the adjustment of a part of the western
boundary line of the Plattsburg Barracks Military Reservation,
N.Y.
Mr. Reed; Committee on Military Affairs, 887.-Reported back
(S.Rept. 1028), 1439 .-Passed Senate, 3671.-Referred to House
Committee on Military A1Iairs, 3916.
S. 5271-For the relief of the Great American Indemnity Co. of
New York. .
Mr. Copeland; Committee on Claims, 887.
S. 5272--Granting a pension to Fred P. Lanier.
:Mr. McKellar; Committee on Pensions, 887.
S. 5273-Authorizing national banks to establish branch banks,
and to secure deposits.
Mr. Logan; Committee on Banking and Currency, 887.-Re-
ported with amendments (S.Rept. 1260), 4565.-Debated, 4987.
s. 5274-To regulate service of contest notices in all cases affect-
ing mining locations or claims, and for other purposes.
Mr. Nye; Committee on Public Lands and Surveys, 887.-Re-
ported with amendments (S.Rept. 1060), 1781.-Amended and
passed Senate, 3675.-Referred to House Committee on the
Public Lands, 3916.
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5275-5331 SENATE BILLS
S. 5275--Granting a pension to Blanch T. Stephenson. . S. 5303--{Jranting a pension to Edwin K. Wllltams.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 888. Mr. Frazier; Committee on Pensions, 1162.
S. 5276--Granting a pension to James A. Boone. S. 5304-To authorize the Secretary of War to sell or dispose
Mr. Wheeler; Committee on Pensions, 888. of certain surplus real estate of the War Department.
S. 5277--Granting a pension to Sarah J. Gould. Mr. Reed; Committee on Military Affairs, 1162.-Reported back
Mr. Wheeler; Committee on Pensions, 888. (S.Rept. 1029), 1439.-Passed Senate, 3671.-Referred to
S. 5278-For the relief of Henry R. Harris. House Committee on Military Affairs, 3916.
Mr. Shipstead; Committee on Claims, 888. S. 5305-To authorize the Secretary of War to acquire 5 acres
S. 5279-For the relief of certain riparian owners for losses sus- of land, more or less, opposite the Mobile National Cemetery,
tained by them on the drained Mud Lake bottom in Marshall Ala., for use as an addition to said cemetery.
County in the State of Minnesota. Mr. Reed; Committee on Military Affairs, 1162.-Reported with
Mr. Shipstead; Committee on Claims, 888.
amendments (S.Rept. 1025), 1439.-Amended and passed Sen-
ate, 3670.-Referred to House Committee on Military At-
S. 528(}-.-!J:ranting a pension to Sarah Pool and Mary Pool Newson. fairs, 3916.
Mr. Cohen; Committee on Pensions, 948. S. 5306--To provide for the redemption of national-bank notes,
S. 5281--Granting a pension to William A. Hone. Federal Reserve bank notes, and Federal Reserve notes which
Mr. Dill; Committee on Pensions, 948. cannot be identified as to the bank of issue.
S. 5282--For the relief of James J. Walker. Mr. Norbeck; Committee on Banking and Currency, 1162.-Re-
Mr. Dill; Committee on Military Affairs, 948. ported back (S.Rept. 1018), 1400.
S. 5283-Authorizing the Secretary of the Navy to make available S. 5307-For the relief of the Sioux Valley Hospital, Sioux Falls
to the municipality of Aberdeen, Wash., the U.S.S. Newport. Clinic, and the McKenna Hospital, all of Sioux Falls, S.Dak.
Mr. Dill; Committee on Naval Affairs, 948.-Reported back (S. Mr. Norbeck; Committee on Claims, 1162.
Rept. 1097), 2071.-Passed Senate, 3681.-Referred to House S. 5308--Granting a pension to Edwin C. Derrick.
Committee on Naval Affairs, 3916. Mr. McNary; Committee on Pensions, 1162.
S. 5284--Authorizing the President to transfer and appoint Lt. S. 5309-Granting a pension to Rebecca P. Voakes.
(Jr. Gr.) Ralph B. McRight, United States Navy, to the grade Mr. Couzens; Committee on Pensions, 1162.
of passed assistant paymaster, with the rank of lieutenant, in S. 5310--To amend the United States mining laws applicable to the
the Supply Corps of the United States Navy. national forests within the State of Oregon.
Mr. Bankhead; Committee on Naval Affairs, 948. Mr. Steiwer; Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, 1162.
S. 5285-For the relief of Grace Pring Lambert. S. 5311-For the relief of Decatur D. Kinser.
Mr. Smoot; Committee on Claims, 948. Mr. Logan; Committee on Claims, 1162.
S. 5286--For the relief of Addie I. Tryon and Lorin H. Tryon. S. 5312-To authorize the waiver or remission of certain coal-
Mr. Shortridge; Committee on Claims, 948.-Reported back (S. lease rentals, and for other purposes.
Rept. 1120), 2562.-Debated, 3684. Mr. Logan; Committee on Claims, 1162.
S. 5287-For the relief of Jeremiah Sullivan, alias Jerry Sullivan. S. 5313-For the relief of James E. King.
Mr. Shortridge; Committee on Military Affairs, 948. Mr. Logan; Committee on Claims, 1162.
S. 5288-Granting a pension to Annie Sargent Schwerdtfeger. S. 5314--Granting a pension to Winnie Hood.
Mr. Shortridge; Committee on Pensions, 948. Mr. Logan; Committee on Pensions, 1162.
S. 5289-To authorize the Commissioners of the District of Colum- S. 5315--Granting a pension to Green Isaacs.
bia to reappoint George N. Nicholson in the police department Mr. Logan; Committee on Pensions, 1162.
of said District.
Mr. Capper; Committee on the District of Columbia, 948.-Re- S. 5316--For the relief of Edgar Stivers.
ported back (S.Rept. 1043), 1551.-Passed Senate, 3673.-Passed Mr. Schall; Committee on Claims, 1162.
House (in lieu of H.R. 13867), 3985.-Examined and signed, S. 5317-For the relief of Robert W. Stolterfoht.
4104, 4107.-Presented to the President, 4215.-Approved [Pri- Mr. Sheppard; Committee on Military Affairs, 1162.
vate, No. 212], 4381. S. 5318--To provide for the forfeiture of vessels, vehicles, or other
S. 5290--To extend the time for filing claims under the Settlement means used to transport or conceal unstamped narcotic drugs
of War Claims Act of 1928, and for other purposes. or to facilitate the purchase and sale thereof, and for other
Mr. Bingham; Committee on Finance, 948. purposes. .
S. 5291-To create a Federal time-deposit insurance fund, to pro- Mr. Davis; Committee on the Judiciary, 1162.-Copy of bill, 1194,
vide for the payment of time deposits in certain banks, and 1196.
for other purposes. S. 5319-To amend section 2, chapter 418, of the act of August 29,
Mr. Vandenberg; Committee on Banking and Currency, 948. 1916 (39 Stat. 649), and for other purposes.
S. 5292-To regulate the value of money, to stabilize its purchas- Mr. Tydings and Mr. George; Committee on Finance, 1162.
ing power by the controlled expansion and contraction of the S. 5320--Granting a pension to Laura A. Norman.
currency, and for other purposes. Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 1162.
Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma; Committee on Banking and Currency,
949. S. 5321--Granting a pension to Josephine Ward.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 1162.
S. 5293-To provide for the appointment of deputy collectors of the
Internal Revenue Service. s. 5322-For the temporary suspension of legal actions and pro-
Mr. Kean; Committee on Finance, 948. ceedings in civil transactions.
S. 5294--To amend the act of May 29, 1930, for the retirement of Mr. Grammer; Committee on the Judiciary, 1266.
employees in the classified Civil Service. S. 5323-For the relief of Sadie Berm!.
Mr. Dale; Committee on Civil Service, 1102.-Reported with Mr. Patterson; Commit~ee on Claims, 1266.
amendment (S.Rept. 1047), 1622. S. 4324--Granting a pension to Mabel Alstott.
S. 5295-To extend the benefits of the United States Employees' Mr. McNary; Committee on Pensions, 1266.
Compensation Act of September 7, 1916, to Don V. Mears.
Mr. Tydings; Committee on Claims, 1102. S. 5325-For the relief of Sadie L. Kirby.
Mr. Bratton; Committee on Public Lands and Surveys, 1226.-
S. 5296--To extend the benefits of the United States Employees' Reported back (S.Rept. 1088), 2071.-Passed Senate, 3681.-
Compensation Act of September 7, 1916, to Travis McDaniel. Referred to House Committee on the Public Lands, 3916.-Re-
Mr. Tydings; Committee on Claims, 1102. ported back (H.Rept. 2098), 4865.-Passed House, 5410.-Ex-
s. 5297-For the relief of John L. Alcock. amined and signed, 5449, 5539.-Presented to the President,
Mr. Tydings; Committee on Claims, 1102. 5525.-Approved [Private, No. 292], 5555.
e. 5298--For the relief of John M. Casserly. S. 5326-Granting an increase of pension to Robert W. Bray.
Mr. Tydings; Committee on Military Affairs, 1102. Mr. Neely; Committee on Pensions, 1266.
S. 5299-For the relief of Carlyle Pearson Mixon. S. 5327-Granting an increase of pension to Elmira Holtz.
Mr. Tydings; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1102. Mr. Neely; Committee on ~ensions, 1266.
S. 5300--Granting a pension to Joseph F. Davison. S. 5328-Granting an increase of pension to Eliza E. Richardson.
Mr. Tydings; Committee on Pensions, 1102. Mr. Watson; Committee on Pensions, 1266.
S. li301-Granting an increase of pension to George W. McElroy.
Mr. Tydings; Committee on Pensions, 1102. S. 5329-To provide for the refinancing of farm-mortgage indebted-
ness by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
S. 5302-To repeal the act entitled "An act to grant to the Mr. George; Committee on Banking and Currency, 1283.
State of New York and the Seneca Nation of Indians juris- s. 5330--To amend the naturalization laws of the United States,
diction over the taking of fish and game within the Al-
legany, Cattaraugus, and Oil Spring Indian Reservations", and for other purposes.
I\fr. King; Committee on Immigration, 1266.
approved January 5, 1927.
Mr. Frazier; Committee on Indian Affairs, 1162.-Reported with S. 5331-To amend the act of May 29, 1930, relating to the retire-
amendments (S.Rept. 1217), 3931.-Amended and passed Sen- ment of employees in the classified Civil Service.
ate, . 4976. Mr. Barbour; Committee on Civil Service, 1329.
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S. 5332-For the temporary relief of water users on irrigation proj-
ects constructed and operated under the reclamation law.
Mr. Thomas of Idaho; Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation,
1329.
S. 5333-For the relief of James C. Langley and Elena R. Langley.
Mr. Dill; Committee on Claims, 1330.
S. 5334-For the relief of A. L. Ostrander.
Mr. Dill; Committee on Claims, 1330.
S. 5335--For the relief of the General Baklng Co.
Mr. Wagner; Committee on Claims, 1401.
S. 5336--To amend the Emergency Relief and Construction Act of
1932.
Mr. Wagner; Committee on Banking and Currency, 1!01.
S. 5337-To amend the Federal Farm Loan Act, as amended, to
permit loans for addltional purposes, to extend the powers of
Federal land banks .in the making of direct loans, to authorize
upon certain terms the reamortization of loans by Federal and
joint-stock land banks, and for other purposes.
Mr. Fletcher; Committee on Banking and Currency, 1401.-Re-
ported with amendments (S.Rept. 1221), 3996.-Amended and
passed Senate, 4977.-Passed House as amended (under suspen-
sion of the rules). 5178-5186.-senate disagrees to House
amendments and asks conference, 5192, 5193.--conferees ap-
pointed, 5193, 5377.-House insists upon its amendments and
agrees to conference, 5377.-Conference report submitted in
House (H.Rept. 2198), 5577.-Agreed to, 5581.--conference re-
port submitted in Senate, 5470.-Debated, 5473, 5477, 5480.-
Agreed to, 5482.-Examined and signed, 5652, 5659.-Presented
to the President, 5655.-Approved [Public, No. 430], 5655.
S. 5338-For the relief of the Virginia Engineering Co., Inc.
Mr. Swanson; Committee on Claims, 1401.
S. 5339-To authorize the Secretary of War to convey certain
properties to the county of Arlington, State of Virginia, in
order to connect Lee Boulevard with the Arlington Memorial
Bridge, and for other purposes.
Mr. Swanson; Committee on Military Affairs, 1401.-Reported
with amendment (S.Rept. 1161), 3592.-Passed Senate as
amended, 3593.-Passed House (in lieu of H.R. 140'78), 4543.-
Examined and signed, 4584, 4640.-Presented to the President,
4789.-Approved [Public, No. 382], 5298.
S. 5340-For the relief of Fred M. Munn.
Mr. Pittman; Committee on Military Affairs, 1401.
S. 5341-To provide for the termination of Federal operation of
the Hermiston irrigation district and West Extension irrigation
district of the Umatilla irrigation project, Oregon.
Mr. Steiwer; Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation, 1401.
S. 5342-To authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to purchase
silver by issuance of silver certificates and for the redemption
of the same, and for other purposes.
Mr. Dill; Committee on Banking and Currency, 1401, 1402.
S. 5343-Granting a pension to Rose Bingman.
Mr. Dill; Committee on Pensions, 1401.
S. 5344-Granting a pension to Martha Caplinger.
Mr. Neely; Committee on Pensions, 1401.
S. 5345-Grant.ing a pension to Poindexter Toney.
Mr. Neely; Committee on Pensions, 1401.
S. 5346-Granting a pension to Mary Roode.
Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts; Committee on Pensions, 1401.
S. 5347-To amend the act of March 2, 1929 (4.5 Stat. 1512).
Mr. King; Committee on Immigration, 1401.
S. 5348-For the relief of the Confederated Bands of Ute Indlans
located in Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico.
Mr. King; Committee on Indlan Affairs, 1401.
S. 5349--conferring jurisdlction upon the United States District
Court for the Northern District of California to hear, deter-
mine, and render judgment upon the claim of Fred Owens.
Mr. Tydlngs; Committee on Claims, 1401.
S. 5350-Provid.ing for loans or advances by the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation, through its regional credlli corporations,
to farm mortgagors to enable them to lower the rate of inter-
est on their farm mortgage loans and to secure the postpone-
ment of the foreclosure of fru.·m mortgages for a period of 2
years, and for other purposes.
Mr. Hull; Committee on Banking and Currency, 1401.
S. 5351-For the relief of E. 0. Hall.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Claims, 1401.
S. 5352-For the relief of George L. Brower.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Finance, 1401.
S. 5353-For the relief of Jake Petreuski.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Finance, 1401.
S. 5354-Granting a pension to Anna M. Mendel.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 1401.
S. 5355-Granting a pension to Byron E. Murphy.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 1401.
S. 5356--For the relief of George D. Johnson.
Mr . .Moses; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1401.
5332-5381
S. 5357-To extend the times !or commencing and completing the
construction of a bridge across the Columbia River at or near
Astoria, Oreg.
Mr. McNary; Committee on Commerce, 1401.-Reported with
amendments (S.Rept. 1065}, amended, and passed Senate,
1798.-Referred to House Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce, 1980.-Reported back (H.Rept. 1911), 2554.-Passed
House, 3577.-Examined and signed, 3589, 3653.-Presented to
the President, 3664.-Approved [Public, No. 331), 3745.
S. 5358-To make the taritf effective on agricultural commodities
domestically consumed.
1\-f_r. McNary; Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, 1401.
S. 5359-Granting an increase of pension to Rachel Heizeman.
Mr. Bulkley; Committee on Pensions, 1401.
S. 5360-To amend an act entitled "An act to establish a uniform
system of bankruptcy throughout the United States", ap-
proved July 1, 1898, and acts amendatory thereof and supple-
mentary" thereto.
Mr. Bulkley; Committee on the Judiciary, 1401.
S. 5361-To provide for the selection of certain lands .in the State
of Arizona for the use of the University of Arizona.
Mr. Hayden; Committee on Public Lands and Surveys, 1401.-
Reported back (S.Rept. 1184), 3757.-Debated, 3757.-Passed
Senate, 4968.
S. 5362-Authoriz.ing the Secretary of the Treasury to pay certain
subcontractors for material and labor furnished in the con-
struction of the post ofiice at Las Vegas, Nev.
Mr. Oddie; Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, 1401.-
Reported back (S.Rept. 1285), 4874.-Passed Senate, 5005.
S. 5363-To provide for the housing, feeding, and clothing of cer-
tain unemployed persons at military posts of the United
States.
Mr. Couzens; Committee on Military Affairs, 1439.-Reported ad-
versely, 3242.-Indefinitely postponed, 4968.
S. 5364-To provide for the purchase of a certain lot of land in
Cedar City, Utah.
Mr. Smoot; Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, 1439.
S. 5365--To establish a commercial airport for the District of
Columbia.
Mr. Bingham; Committee on the District of Columbia, 1439.
S. 5366--To extend the provisions of section 201 of the Emergency
Relief and Construction Act of 1932 to certain self-liquidating
projects.
Mr. Carey; Co~ttee on Banking and Currency, 1439.
S. 5367-Relating to security for certain loans under section 201 of
the Emergency Relief and Construction Act of 1932.
Mr. Carey; Committee on Banking and Currency, 1439.
S. 5368-For the relief of Laurinda Wines.
Mr. Oddie; Committee on Claims, 1439.
S. 5369-Granting an increase of pension to George Fawcett, Sr.
Mr. Oddie; Committee on Pensions, 1439.
S. 5370-To extend the times for commencing and completing the
construction of a bridge across the Missouri River at or near
Farnam Street, Omaha, Nebr.
Mr. Howell; Committee on Commerce, 1439.-Reported with
amendments (S.Rept. 1068), 2029.-Amended and passed Sen-
ate, 3677.-Referred to House Committee on Interstate and
Foreign Commerce, 3916.-Reported back (H.Rept. 2028),
4105.-Passed House, 4549.-Examined and signed, 4584, 4640.-
Presented to the President, 4789.-Appl·oved [Public, No. 369],
5192.
S. 5371-For the relief of Arabella E. Bodkin.
Mr. Johnson; Committee on Claims, 1439.
S. 5372-P..elating to the paid-in surplus of Federal land banks.
Mr. Dickinson; Committee on Banking and Currency, 1439.
S. 5373-Authorizing C. A. Dupue, his heirs, legal representatives,
and assigns, to construct, maintain, and operate a bridge
across the Mississippi River at or near the foot of Fifth Ave-
nue South, Clinton, Iowa.
Mr. Dickinson; Committee on Commerce, 1439.
s. 5374-For the creation of a housing board and authorizlng the
incorporation of limited-dividend housing corporations in the
District of Columbia, and for other purposes.
Mr. Copeland; Committee on the District of Columbia, 1439.
S. 5375-Granting a pension to· Jessie B. Auer.
Mrs. caraway; Committee on Pensions, 1439.
S. 5376-Granting a pension to Norfleet Hughes.
Mrs. Caraway; Committee on Pensions, 1439.
S. 5377-Granting a pension to Edie A. Kimberly.
Mrs. Caraway; Committee on Pensions, 1439.
S. 5378-Granting a pension to Theta B. Spring.
Mrs. Caraway; Committee on Pensions, 1439.
S. 5379-Granting an increase of pension to Addie Richardson.
Mr. Dale; Committee on Pensions, 1551.
s. 5380-Granting an increase of pension to William W. Donaldson.
Mr. Fess; Committee on Pensions, 1551.
S. 5381-For the relief of J. S. Mattes.
Mr. McNary; Committee on Claims, 1551.
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s. 5382-Providing for an excllange of lands between the Colonial
Realty Co. and the United States, and for other purposes.
Mr. McNary; Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation, 1551.-
Reported back (S.Rept. 1159), 3489.-Passed Senate, 3760.-
Debated, 5407.-Amended and passed House (in lieu of H.R.
14127), 5408.--senate concurs in House amendment, 5451.-
Examined and signed, 5655, 5665.-Failed to reach the Presi-
dent.
S. 5383-Granting a pension to Bry8.n W. McMains.
Mr. McGill; Committee on Pensions, 1551.
S. 5384---Granting an honorable discharge to Willard Heath
Mitchell.
Mr. Carey; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1551.
S. 5385-Granting a pension to Erie A. May.
Mr. Shortridge; Committee on Pensions, 1551.
B. 5386--Granting a pension to Grace Goodhue Coolidge.
Mr. Austin; Committee on Pensions, 1551.
S. 5387-Granting a franking privilege to Grace Goodhue Coolidge.
Mr. Austin; Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads, 1551.-
Reported back, 1857 .-Passed Senate, 3676.-Debated, 5410.
S. 5388-To authorize the payment of taxes and assessments on
family dwellings in the District of Columbia in quarterly in-
stallments, and for other purposes.
Mr. Copeland; Committee on the District of Columbia, 1551.
S. 5389-To amend the National Prohibition Act.
Mr. Copeland; Committee on the Judiciary, 1551.
S. 5390-To meet the existing emergency in the agricultural in-
dustry, to provide new capital for agricultural development,
to refund existing farm mortgages so as to provide long-term
loans at lower interest rates, to permit the repurchase of
foreclosed farm lands, to amend and supplement the Federal
Farm Loan Act, to provide methods for the unification of the
Federal farm-loan system, and for other purposes.
Mr. Robinson of Arkansas; Committee on Banking and Cur-
rency, 1551.
S. 5391-To amend sections 13 and 19 of the Federal Farm Loan
Act.
Mr. Robinson of Arkansas; Committee on Banking and Cur-
rency, 1552.
S. 5392-To authorize the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to
make loans to aid in financing projects for the construction
of sewerage systems or sewage-disposal works.
Mr. Davis; Committee on Banking and Currency, 1623.
S. 5393-For the relief of Grady D. Coleman.
Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma; Committee on Military Affairs, 1623.
S. 5394---To amend section 57 of the act entitled "An act to estab-
lish a uniform system of bankruptcy throughout the United
States", approved July 1, 1898, as amended and supplemented,
with respect to proof and allowance of claims by trustees for
bondholders.
Mr. Metcalf; Committee on the Judiciary, 1623.-Reported with
amendments (S.Rept. 1216), 3931.-Debated, 4976.-Passed
Senate, 4988.
S. 5395-To amend the Civil Service Retirement Act of May 29,
1930, and for other purposes.
Mr. Wheeler; Committee on Civil Service, 1623.
S. 5396--Granting a pension to Dela M. C. Rudolph.
Mr. Schall; Committee on Pensions, 1623.
s. 5397-To confer the degree of bachelor of science upon gradu-
ates of the Naval Academy.
Mr. Shortridge; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1623.-Reported
back (S.Rept. 1072), 2029.-Passed Senate, 3679.
S. 5398-To extend the time for filing claims under the Settle-
ment of War Claims Act of 1928, and for other purposes.
Mr. Robinson of Arkansas; Committee on Finance, 1623.
S . 5399-Granting an increase of pension to Neta Lyle.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 1623.
S. 5400-Granting an increase of pension to Georgeanna Phillinger.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 1623.
S. 5401-To establish a commercial airport for the District of
Columbia.
Mr. Bingham; Committee on the District of Columbia, 1623.
S. 5402-Authorizing certain contractual changes relating to the
payment of certain construction costs of the Minidoka irriga-
tion project.
Mr. Thomas of Idaho; Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation,
1718.
S. 5403-To increase the amount of certain loans made by theRe-
construction Finance Corporation to institutions holding
mortgages on homes.
Mr. Barbour; Committee on Banking and Currency, 1718.
S. 5404---Granting a pension to Benjamin F. Hyde.
Mr. Neely; Committee on Pe~ions, 1718.
s. 5405--Granting an increase of pension to Rose Toward.
Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts; Committee on Pensions, 1718.
S. 5406--For the relief of certain disbursing officers of the Army
of the United States and for the settlement of an individual
claim approved by the War Department.
Mr. Reed; Committee on Claims, 1718.
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S. 5407-Authorizing John C. Mullen, John H. Hutchings, both of
Falls City, Nebr., and WillJam Shepherd, of Rulo, Nebr., his or
their heirs, legal representatives, and assigns, to construct,
maintain, and operate a bridge across the Missouri River at or
near Rulo, Nebr.
Mr. NoiTis; Committee on Commerce, 1718.
S. 5408-Relating to the revolving fund established by the joint
resolution of December 21 , 1928, for the relief of Puerto Rico.
Mr. Bingham; Committee on Territories and Insular Affairs,
1718.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1224), 4061.-Passed Senate,
4692.-Referred to House Committee on Insular Affairs, 4955.
S. 5409-Granting an increase of pension to Lena Bradshaw.
Mr. Capper; Committee on Pensions, 1718.
S. 5410-G~nting an increase of pension to Blanche C. Hurd.
Mr. Steiwer; Committee on Pensions, 1718.
S. 5411-To require the purchase of domestic supplies for public
use and the use of domestic materials in public buildings and
works.
Mr. Steiwer; Committee on Expenditures in the Executive De-
partments, 1718.
S. 5412-Authorizing the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to
make loans to associations organized for the barter of goods
and services.
Mr. Smoot; Committee on Banking and Currency, 1718.
S. 5413-For the relief of the Booth Fisheries Co.
Mr. Howell; Committee on Claims, 1781.-Reported back (S .Rept.
1087) , 2029.-Passed Senate, 3680.-Referred to House Com-
mittee on Claims, 3916.-Reported back (H.Rept. 2131), 4956.-
Passed House, 5412.-Examined and signed, 5449, 5539.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5525.-Approved [P_;:ivate, No. 277),
5655.
S. 5414---For the relief of Robert J. Enochs.
Mr. Howell; Committee on Claims, 1718.
S. 5415-Granting an increase of pension to Mary Jane Stickney.
Mr. Moses; Committee on Pensions, 1857.
S. 5416--Granting a pension to Harrift M. Davis.
Mr. Smoot; Committee on Pensions, 1857.
S. 5417-To extend the operation of the act entitled "An act for
the temporary relief of water users on irrigation projects con-
structed and operated under the reclamation law", approved
April 1, 1932.
Mr. Carey and Mr. Thomas of Idaho; Committee on Irrigation
and Reclamation, 1857.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1067) , 1932.-
Amended and passed Senate, 3676.-Referred to House Com-
mittee on Irrigation and Reclamation, 3916.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 2067), 4452.-Passed House (H.Res. 393). 5142-5160.-
Examined and signed, 5289, 5292.-Presented to the President,
5347.-Approved [Public, No. 416], 5450.
S. 5418-Amending section 301 (a) -10 of the Emergency Relief and
Construction Act of 1932 relative to the acquisition of sites
and the construction of public buildings.
Mr. Swanson; Committee on Banking and Currency, 1857.
S. 5419-Granting a pension to Lizzie Clinkenbeard.
Mr. Brookhart; Committee on Pensions, 1857.
S. 5420-Granting an increase of pension to Samantha E. Bailey.
Mr. Brookhart; Committee on Pensions, 1857.
S. 5421-For the relief of Thomas Michael Shannon.
Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1858.
S. 5422-Granting a pension to Cassie Randolph.
Mr. Neely; Committee on Pensions, 1858.
S. 5423-Granting a pension to James 0. Boylan.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 1858.
S. 5424---Granting a pension to John Porter Naanes.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 1858.
S. 5425-To correct the military record of John Pate.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Military Affairs, 1858.
S. 5426--For the relief of Archibald MacDonald.
Mr. Walcott; Committee on Claims, 1858.
S. 5427-To authorize the acquisition by the United States of the
land upon which the Seneca Indian school, Wyandotte, Okla.,
is located.
Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma; Committee on Public Lands and Sur-
veys, 1858.-Reference changed to Committee on Indian At-
fairs, 2732.-Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1202), 3829.-
Amended and passed Senate, 4971.-Referred to House Com-
mittee on Indian Affairs, 5186.-Reported back (H.Rept. 2183) •
5414.
S. 5428-For the relief of Mary A. Rockwell.
Mr. Shipstead; Committee on Claims, 1858.
S. 5429-To amend the World War Veterans' Act, 1924, as amended,
by adding a new section to include for purposes of disability
compensation only representatives of the American Red Cross,
the Young Men's Christian Association, the Knights of Co-
lumbus, the Jewish Welfare Board, the Salvation Army, and
all kindred American organizations.
Mr. Shipstead; Committee on Finance, 1858.
S. 5430-To authorize the appointment and retirement of Rich-
mond Pearson Hobson in the grade of rear admiral in the
Navy.
Mr. Oddie; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1858.
 SENATE BILLS
s. 5431-To extend the time for the construction of a bridge
across the Potomac River at or near Dahlgren, Va.
Mr. Tydings; Committee on Commerce, 1858.-Reported with
amendments (S.Rept. 1122), 2562.-Amended and passed Sen-
ate, 3594.-Referred to House Committee on Interstate and
Foreign Commerce, 3823.
s. 5432-To authorize the Commissioners of the District of Co-
lumbia to reappoint Roy E. Cole in the police department of
said District.
Mr. Tydings; Committee on the District of Columbia, 1858.
s. 5433-For the relief of certain settlers on the Fort Peck Indian
Reservation in the State of Montana.
Mr. Wheeler ; Committee on Indian Affairs, 1858.-Reported
back (S.Rept. 1146), 3242.-Passed Senate, 3756.-Refen·ed to
House Committee on the Public Lands, 4104.
S. 5434--To foster American industry, promote education, and
facilitate pursuit of the avocation of phllately.
Mr. Dale; Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads, 1932.
s. 5435-Conferring jurisdiction upon the Court of Claims to hear,
determine, and render judgment upon the claim of El..Ir.er E.
Mliler.
Mr. Capper; Committee on Claims, 1932.
S. 5436-To ·amend section 653 of the Code of Law for the District
of Columbia.
Mr. Capper; Committee on the District of Columbia, 1932.-Re-
ported back (S.Rept. 1181), 3744~-Debated, 4968.-Indefinitely
postponed (H.R. 14204 passed in lie_u), 4977.
s. 5437-To authorize settlement, allowance, and payment of cer-
tain claims.
Mr. Reed; Committee on Claims, 1932.
s. 5438-To authorize the Secretary of War to sell or dispose of the
remaining portion of the Pensacola Military Reservation, Fla.,
and for other purposes.
Mr. Reed; Committee on Military Affairs, 1932.
S. 5439-Granting a pension to Delia England.
Mr. Barkley; Committee on Pensions, 1932.
S. 544Q-Granting a pension to Ella Noe.
Mr. Barkley; Committee on Pensions, 1932.
s. 5441--Granting an increase of pension to James Carr.
Mr. Barkley; Committee on Pensions, 1932.
S. 5442-Granting a pension to Mable Forrer.
Mr. Hawes; Committee on Pensions, 1932.
S. 5443--Granting a pension to Helen R. Benson.
Mr. Dickinson; Committee on Pensions, 1932.
S. 5444--To authorize the purchase by the Government of silver,
to provide for the issuance of silver certificates in payment
therefor, and for other purposes.
Mr. Bankhead; Committee on Banking and Currency, 1932.
s. 5445-To extend the times for commencing and completing the
construction of a bridge across the Rio Grande at or near Rio
Grande City, Tex.
Mr. Connally; Committee on Commerce, 1932.-Reported with
amendments (S.Rept. 1110), 2460.-Amended and passed Sen-
ate, 3683.-Referred to House Committee on Interstate and
Foreign Commerce, 3916.-Reported with amendment (H.Rept.
2029), 4105.-Amended and passed House, 4550.-senate con-
curs in House amendment, 5069, 5070.-Examined and signed,
5187, 5190.-Presented to the President, 5347.-Approved [Pub-
lic, No. 408], 5450.
S. 5446-To provide an appropriation for the payment of claims of
persons who suffered property damage, death, or personal in-
jury due to the explosion at the naval ammunition depot,
Lake Denmark, N.J., July 10, 1926.
Mr. Barbour; Committee on Claims, 2029 .
S. 5447-Granting an increase of pension to Russell B. Powers.
Mr. Broussard; Committee on Pensions, 2029.
S. 5448-Granting a pension to Walter Perry Hill.
Mr. McGill; Committee on Pensions, 2029.
S. 5449-For the relief of T. Perry Higgins.
Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts; Committee on Claims, 2029.
s. 5450--Providing for loans or advances by the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation for the purpose of securing the post-
ponement of the foreclosure of farm mortgages for a period of
2 years, and for other purposes.
Mr. Hull; Committee on Banking and currency, 2029.
S. 5451-To authorize the presentation to Robert A. Roos of a Dis-
tinguished Service Medal.
Mr. Johnson; Committee on Military Aifairs, 2029.
S. 5452-For the relief of Charles J. Webb Sons Co., Inc.
Mr. Reed; Committee on Claims, 2029.
S. 5453-Granting a pension to Christina M. Rockwell.
Mr. Reed; Committee on Pensions, 2029.
S. 5454-For the relief of A. Keith McMurdo.
.Mr. Wheeler; Committee on Claims, 2071.
S. 5455-For the relief of Harry Thomas.
Mr. Barbour; Committee on Claims, 2071.
S. 5456-To amend the provisions of the act entitled "An act to
extend the period of time during which final proof may be
offered by homestead entrymen", approved May 13, 1932, to
desert-land entrymen, and for other purposes.
5431-5482'
S. 5456-Continued
Mr. Walsh of Montana; Committee on Public Lands and Surveys,
2071.-Reported with amendments (S.Rept. 1250), 4379.-
Amended and passed Senate, 4986.
S. 5457-To provide a civil government for the Virgin Islands of
the United States.
Mr. Bingham; Committee on Territories and Insular Affairs, 2071.
S. 5458-To provide revenue for the District of Columbia by the
taxation of beer, and for other purposes.
Mr. Tydings; Committee on the District of Columbia, 2071.
S. 5459-Amending section 112 of the United States Code, Anno-
tated (book 28, subtit le "Civil suits; where to be brought"}.
. Mr. Tydings; Committee on the Judiciary, 2071.
S. 5460-For the relief of the Sout.hern Products Co.
Mr. Sheppard; Committee on Claims, 2071.
S. 5461-Referring the claims of the Turtle Mountain Band of
Chippewa Indians of North Dakota to the Court of Claims for
adjudication and settlement.
Mr. Frazier; Committee on Indian A1fairs, 2131.
S. 5462-Defining the term" Indian" with respect to guardianship
by the United States.
Mr. Frazier; Committee on Indian Aifairs, 2131.
S. 5463-To authorize the change of homestead designations on
allotted Indian lands.
Mr. Frazier; Committee on Indian Aifairs, 2131.-Reported back
(S.Rept. 1258), 4565.-Passed Senate, 4987.
S. 5464-Granting a pension to Patsy Dennis Johnson.
Mr. Frazier; Committee on Pensions, 2131.
S. 5465-For the relief of the Western Electric Co., Inc.
Mr. Tydings; Committee on Claims, 2131.
S. 5466-Authorizing the George Washington-Wakefield Memorial
Bridge Corporation, its successors and assigns, to construct,
maintain, and operate a bridge across the Potomac River at or
near Dahlgren, Va.
Mr. Tydings; Committee on Commerce, 2131.
S. 5467-For the relief of George L. Vincent.
Mr. Wagner; Committee on Finance, 2131.
S. 5468--To amend section 604 of the Revenue Act of 1932.
Mr. Wagner; Committee on Finance, 2131.
S. 5469-To provide for the creation of the Morristown National
Historical Park in the State of New Jersey, and for other
purposes.
Mr. Barbour; Committee on Public Lands and Surveys, 2131.-
Reference changed to Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds, 2198.-Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1162),
3588.-Amended and passed Senate, 3760.-Amended and
passed House (under suspension of the rules), 5168.-senate
concurs in House amendments, 5203.-Examined and signed,
5297, 5397.-Presented to the President, 5347.-Approved [Pub-
lic, No. 409], 5450.
S. 5470--Authorizing the sale of certain property no longer re-
quired for public purposes in the District of Columbia.
Mr. Capper; Committee on the District of Columbia, 2131.-Re-
ported back (S.Rept. 1214), 3931.-Debated, 4976.
S. 5471-To authorize advances to the reclamation fund, and for
other purposes.
Mr. Thomas of Idaho; Committee on Irrigation and Reclama-
tion, 2131.
S. 5472-Granting a pension to Mary R. Gardner.
Mr. Smoot; Committee on Pensions, 2131.
S. 5473-Granting a pension to Joseph Wilfong.
Mr. Neely; Committee on Pensions, 2131.
S. 5474--For the relief of Augustus Thompson.
Mr. Reed; Committee on Claims, 2131.
S. 5475-To amend section 3 of the act of May 28, 1928, relating to
salary rates of certain Civil Service positions.
Mr. Copeland; Committee on Civil Service, 2131.-Reported back,
4459.-Passed Senate, 4987. ·
S. 5476-Granting a pension to Fannie Standifird.
Mr. Smoot; Committee on Pensions, 2198.
S. 5477-Granting an increase of pension to Jane Pero.
Mr. Moses; Committee on Pensions, 2198.
S. 5478-Authorizing an appropriation for payment to the Uintah,
White River, and Uncompahgre Bands of Ute Indians in the
St ate of Utah for certain coal lands, and for other purposes.
Mr. Frazier; Committee on Indian Affairs, 2198.
S. 5479-For the relief of George B. Marx.
Mr. Copeland; Committee on Claims, 2198.
S. 548Q-Giving the protection of the law to the worker's right
to work and guaranteeing him an equal share of the em-
ployment avallable; forming trade associations to effectuate
such rights and to enable such industries to stabilize busi-
ness and to provide certain benefits for their employees; and
imposing certain excise taxes .
Mr. Tydings; Committee on the Judiciary, 2198.
S. 5481-Authorizing persons, firms, corporations, associations, or
societies to file bills of interpleader, or bills in the nature of
interpleader.
Mr. He}jert; Committee on the Judiciary, 2198.
S. 5482-Granting a pension to Thomas A. Rinehart.
Mr. McNary; Committee on Pensions, 2198.
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5483-5531' SENATE BILLS
S. 5483-Authorizing the Secretary of the Interior 1n behalf of
Indians to purchase the allotments of deceased Indians, and
for other purposes.
Mr. Frazier; Committee on Indian Affairs, 2198.-Reported back
(S.Rept. 1203), 3829.-Debated, 4971.
S. 5484-To extend the time during which certain provisions of
the act of February 27, 1932, relating to improving the facill-
ties of the Federal Reserve System to meet the needs of mem-
ber banks in exceptional circumstances, shall be effective.
Mr. Glass; read twice, considered, read the third time, and
passed, 2208.-Referred to House Committee on Banking and
Currency, 2328.-Debated, 2894.-Passed House (under suspen-
sion of rules), 2898.-Examined and signed, 3051, 3054.-Pre-
sented ·to the President, 3142.-Approved [Public, No. 326],
3488.
S. 5485-Establlshing a State ga.me refuge on islands in the Egg
Lakes in the White Earth Indian Reservation in the State
of Minnesota.
Mr. Walsh of Montana; Committee on Indi.an Affairs, 2198.-Re-
ported with amendment (S.Rept. 1284), 4873.-Am.ended and
passed Senate, 5007.
S. 5486-Authorizing The Dalles Bridge Co., its successors and
assigns, to construct, maintain, and operate a bridge across
the Columbia River at a point approximately 5 miles up-
stream from the city of The Dalles, in the State of Oregon,
to a point on the opposite shore in the State of Washington.
Mr. Dill; Committee on Commerce, 2253.
S. 5487-To amend certain sections and to repeal certain other
sections in title 25 of the Code of the Laws of the United
States.
Mr. King; Committee on Indian Affairs, 2254.
S. 5488--For the relief of Horace C. Romans.
Mr. Barkley; Committee on Military Affairs, 2254.
S. 5489-For the relief of Wilson G. Bingham.
Mr. Shortridge; Committee on Military Affairs, 2254.
S. 5490--Authorizing the appointment and retirement of Con-
stantine N. Perkins as a lieutenant in the United States
Navy.
Mr. Shortridge; Committee on Naval Affairs, 2254.
S. 5491-Granting an increase of pension to Mary M. Joy.
Mr. Hale; Committee on Pensions, 2254.
S. 5492-Granting a pension to William Edward Fugatt.
Mr. Capper; Committee on Pensions, 2254.
S. 5493-Granting sick leave to employees of the Government
Printing Office.
Mr. Shipstead; Committee on Printing, 2254.
S. 5494-For the relief of Henry J. Miley.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Finance, 2343.
S. 5495-Granting a pension to Fannie Howell.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 2343.
S. 5496-Granting a pension to Sarah A. Redens.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 2343.
S. 5497-Granting an increase of pension to Lucinda Luse.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 2343.
S. 5498-To authorize an increase in the limit of cost of one air-
craft carrier.
Mr. Shortridge; Committee on Naval Affairs, 2343.-Reported
back (S.Rept. 1131), 2957.
S. 5499-To amend section 3 of the act entitled "An act to ex-
tend the period of restriction in lands of certain members of
the Five Civilized Tribes, and for other purposes", approved
May 10, 1928 ( 45 Stat.L. 496), as amended by the act of
February 14, 1931 (46 Stat.L. 1108).
Mr. Frazier; Committee on Indian Affairs, 2343.
S. 5500-To repeal the Revenue Act of 1932.
Mr. Shipstead; Committee on Finance, 2343.
S. 5501-To credit certain services as cadets at the United States
Military Academy.
Mr. Reed; Committee on Military Affairs, 2343.
S. 5502-To extend the times for commencing and completing the
construction of a bridge across the Columbia River at or near
The Dalles, Oreg.
Mr. McNary; Committee on Commerce, 2343.-Reported with
amendments (S.Rept. 1134), 3056.-Indefinitely postponed
(H.R. 14060), 3752.
S. 5503-Authorizing the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Co., its successors
and assigns, to construct, maintain, and operate a bridge
across the Chesapeake Bay from a point in Baltimore County
to a point ln Kent County in the State of Maryland.
Mr. Tydings; Committee on Commerce, 2343.-Reported back
(S.Rept. 1153), 3352.-Passed Senate, 3758.-Referred to House
Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, 4104.
S. 5504-Authorizing the Bushkill Bridge Co., its successors and
assigns, to construct, maintaln. and operate a bridge across
the Delaware River at or near Bushkill, Pa.
Mr. Reed; Committee on Commerce, 2411.-Reported back
(S.Rept. 1154), 3352.-Passed Senate, 3758.
S. 5505-To amend section 71, title 28, Code of Laws of the United
States of America.
Mr. Sheppard; Committee on the Judiciary, 2411.
234
S. 5506-To provide for readjustment of the bonded indebtedness
of Federal land banks and joint-stock land banks and for
reducing and readjusting farm-mortgage indebtedness to said
banks, and for other purposes.
Mr. Bankhead; Committee on Banking and Currency, 2460.
S. 5507-Providing for per capita payments to the Seminole
Indians in Oklahoma from funds standing to their credit in
the Treasury.
Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma; Committee on Indian Affairs, 2460.-
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1358), 5447.
S. 5508--To establish a national military park to commemorate
the campaign and Battles of Saratoga in the State of New
York.
Mr. Copeland; Committee on Military Affairs, 2460.
S. 5509--To amend the act of May 22, 1928, entitled "An act to
authorize the collection, in monthly installments, of indebted-
ness due the United States from enlisted men, and for other
purposes."
Mr. Reed; Committee on Military Affairs, 2460.
S. 5510--Granting a pension to Albert Anderson.
Mr. Barbour; Committee on Pensions, 2460.
S. 5511-Granting a pension to Lottie A. Torrance.
Mr. Johnson; Committee on Pensions, 2460.
S. 5512-Granting an increase of pension to Rosa G. Presnell.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 2460.
S. 5513-To correct the naval record of Robert Trook.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Naval Affairs, 2460.
S. 5514-Relating to payments of premium on contracts of United
States Government insurance.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Finance, 2460.
S. 5515--To provide emergency relief with respect to agricultural
indebtedness, and for other purposes.
Mr. Robinson of Arkansas; Committee on Banking and Cur-
rency, 2460.
S. 5516-Granting a pension to Harvey E. Barron.
Mr. Harrison; Committee on Pensions, 2460.
S. 5517-For the relief of William H. Heideman.
Mr. Sheppard; Committee on Military Affairs, 2460.
S. 5518--Providing for payment of $10 to each enrolled Cheyenne
River Sioux Indian of South Dakota from any funds standing
to their credit in the Treasury of the United States.
Mr. Norbeck; Committee on Indian Affairs, 2460.
S. 5519-To grant an honorable discharge to Claris N. Corwine.
Mr. Carey; Committee on Military Affairs, 2563.
S. 5520-For the relief of John J. Foley.
Mr. Davis; Committee on Military Affairs, 2563.
S. 5521-Granting a pension to Mary L. Oxborrow.
Mr. Oddie; Committee on Pensions, 2563.
S. 5522-Granting a pension to Wilbur T. Lardie.
Mr. McGill; Committee on Pensions, 2563.
S. 5523-Granting a pension to Jesse A. Straw.
Mr. McGill; Committee on Pensions, 2563.
S. 5524-Granting an increase of pension to Adelaide K. Dal-
rymple.
Mr. McGill; Committee on Pensions, 2563.
S. 5525--To extend temporary relief to water users on irrigation
projects on Indian reservations, and for other purposes.
Mr. Frazier; Committee on Indian Affairs, 2563.-Reported with
amendment (S.Rept. 1197), 3744.-Amended and passed Sen-
ate, 4970.-Passed House (H.R. 14432), 5284.-Examined and
signed, 5297, 5397.-Presented to the President, 5347.-Ap-
proved [Public, No. 417], 5450.
S. 5526-Authorizing certain contractual changes relating to the
payment of certain construction costs of the Minidoka irriga-
tion project.
Mr. Thomas of Idaho; Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation,
2563.
S. 5527-Providing for the sale of port of Newark Army base to the
city of Newark.
Mr. Barbour; Committee on Military Affairs, 2563.
S. 5528--To repeal the proviso contained tn the act of Congress
approved February 20, 1931 (Public, No. 692, 71st Cong.); to
revive certain acts of Congress repealed by the said proviso of
the act approved February 20, 1931; and for other purposes.
Mr. Reed; Committee on Military Affairs, 2563.
S. 5529-Granting an increa.se of pension to Adolph A. Linnen-
brogger.
Mr. Tydings; Commtttee on Pensions, 2563.
S. 5530-To provide for placing the jurisdiction, custody, and con-
trol of the Washington city post otnce in the Secretary of the
Treasury. .
Mr. Keyes; Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, 2563.-
Reported back (S.Rept. 1157), 3489.-Indefinitely postponed
(H.R. 14461 passed in lieu), 4968.
S. 5531-To provide that income, war-profits, and excess-profits tax
returns shall constitute public records.
Mr. Norbeck; Committee on Finance, 2563.
 SENATE BILLS
s. 5532-To extend the time for the construction of a bridge across
the Rio Grande at Boca Chica, Tex.
Mr. Connally; Committee on Commerce, 2644.-Reported back
(S.Rept. 1209), 3829.-Indefinitely postponed (H.R. 14411
passed in lieu), 4975.
S. 5533-For the relief of the Acme Motor Truck Corporation.
Mr. Vandenberg; Committee on Claims, 2644.
S. 5534--For the relief of the J. M. Dooley Fireproof Warehouse
Corporation, of Brooklyn, N.Y.
Mr. Copeland; Committee on Claims, 2644.
S. 5535--For the relief of certain Army officers whose household
and other effects were damaged on Government property.
Mr. Copeland; Committee on Military Affairs, 2644.-Reference
changed to Committee on Claims, 2732.
s. 5536-To amend section 113 of the Judicial Code, as amended,
with respect to the southern judicial district in the State of
West Virginia.
Mr. Neely; Committee on the Judiciary, 2644.
S. 5537-To convey certain land in the county of Los Angeles, State
of California.
Mr. Johnson; Committee on Military Affairs, 2644.-Reported
with amendments (S.Rept. 1149), 3242.-Amended and passed
Senate, 3757.-Amended and passed House (in lieu of H.R.
636}, 5406.-Senate concurs in House amendment, 5451.-Ex-
amined and signed, 5655, 5665.
S. 5538--To establish a DepartmeJ?.t of Development and Conserva-
tion, to abolish the Department of Agriculture and the De-
partment of the Interior, and to transfer the functions thereof
to the Department of Development and Conservation, and for
other purposes.
Mr. Bratton; Committee on Public Lands and Surveys, 2644,
2645.-Reports submitted by the Secretary of Agriculture and
the Secretary of the Interior, 5430.
S. 5539-Authorizing the Secretary of the Navy to grant a perpetual
easement to Pacific Gas & Electric Co., a California utility
corporation, over, across, in, and upon the site of the llghtE}r-
than-air base, near Sunnyvale, in the county of Santa Clara,
in the State of California, for an existing 20-inch gas main.
Mr. Shortridge; Committee on Naval Affairs, 2644_.-Reported
with amendments (S.Rept. 1129), 2957.-Amended and passed
Senate, 3751.-Referred to House Committee on Naval Affairs,
4104.
S. 554Q.-To authorize the Secretary of the Navy and the Secretary
of Commerce to exchange a portion of the naval station and a
portion of the lighthouse reservation at Key West, Fla.
Mr. Shortridge; Committee on Naval Affairs, 2644.
S. 5541-To permanently set aside certain lands in Utah as an addi-
tion to the Navajo Indian Reservation, and for other purposes.
Mr. King; Committee on Indian Affairs, 2644.
S. 5542-For the relief of Joseph Thompson.
Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma; Committee on Naval Affairs, 2644.
s. 5543-For the relief of N. C. Nelson.
Mr. Davis; Committee on Claims, 2644.
S. 5544--Authorizing the Secretary of Agriculture · to adjust debts
arising from loans made to farmers for seed, feed, and crop
production, and for other purposes.
Mr. Walsh of Montana; Committee on Agriculture and Forestry,
2731.
S. 5545--Granting a pension to Margaret Keefe.
Mr. Dill; Committee on Pensions, 2732.
S. 5546-Granting a pension to Milton Carroll Merryman.
Mr. Goldsborough; Committee on Pensions, 2732.
S. 5547-Granting an increase of pension to MaryS. Miller.
Mr. Howell; Committee on Pensions, 2732.
S. 5548--Relating to livestock loans made by the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation through its regional agricultural credit
corporations.
Mr. Bratton; Committee on Banking and Currency, 2732.
S. 5549-To fix the date of meeting for the second session of Con-
gress.
Mr. Dill; Committee on the Judiciary, 2732.
S. 555Q.-To provide for the removal of the monument to Casimir
Pulaski from the triangle at Pennsylvania Avenue, Thirteenth
Street, and E Street N.W., to the east end of the triangle
formed by Pennsylvania Avenue, E Street, and Fifteenth
Street, in the city of Washington, D.C., and to authorize the
appropriation therefor.
Mr. Reed; Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, 2732.
S. 5551-To amend an act entitled "An act to establish a uniform
system of bankruptcy throughout the United States", ap-
proved July 1, 1898, and acts amendatory thereof and sup-
plementary thereto. - s. 5576-To authorize the creation of an Indian village within the
Mr. Hastings; Committee on the Judiciary, 2732.
S. 5552-To provide for the liquidation of joint-stock land banks,
and for other purposes.
Mr. Dickinson; Committee on Banking and Currency, 2732.
S. 5553-To relieve destitution in the District of Columbia.
Mr. Capper; Committee on the District of Columbia, 2801.-Re-
ported with amendment (S.Rept. 1177), 3664.
S. 5554--Relating to the enactment of laws in the Virgin Islands.
Mr. Bingham; Committee on Territories and Insular Affairs, 2801.
J)532-5579
S. 5555-To authorize an exchange of lands lletween the city of
San Diego and the United States.
Mr. Shortridge; Committee on Naval Affairs, 2801.-Reported
back (S.Rept. 1130), 2957.-Passed Senate, 3752.
S. 5556-Exempting States and their political subdivisions from
certain provisions of the Revenue Act o! 1932.
Mr. Brookhart; Committee on Finance, 2801. •
S. 5557-Granting an increase of pension to Mary A. Kiggins.
Mr. Brookhart; Committee on Pensions, 2801.
S. 5558--Granting a pension to Bridget Wagner.
Mr. Brookhart; Committee on Pensions, 2801.
S. 5559-To amend the Standard Baskets Act of August 31, 1916,
to provide for a 1-pound Climax basket for mushrooms.
Mr. Wagner; Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, 2801.
S. 556Q.-To amend section 4 of the act entitled "An act to regu-
late the construction of bridges over navigable waters", ap-
proved March 23, 1906, as amended.
Mr. Wagner; Committee on Commerce, 2802.
S. 5561-To provide funds for meeting the existing and the in-
creasing deficit of the Federal Treasury, and for other pur-
poses. ·
Mr. Thomas o! Oklahoma; Committee on Banking and Cur-
rency, 2866.
S. 5562-To relieve agricultural distress through the consolidation
and adjustment of jndebtedness and the reduction of the rate
of interest thereon, to release frozen credits and stimulate the
recovery of business, to create in the Department of Agricul-
ture an Administration of Agricultural Loans with which
will be consolidated, in the interest of economy and efficiency,
all agencies of the Federal Government concerned with agri-
cultural credit, and for other purposes.
Mr. Shipstead; Committee on Agriculture and Forest-ry, 2881.-
Reference changed to Committee on Banking and Currency,
3056.
S. 5563-Granting an increase of pension to Mary Elizabeth Hall.
Mr. Townsend; Committee on Pensions, 2958.
S. 5564--To extend the times for commencing and completing the
construction of a bridge across Hudson River at or near
Catskill, Greene County, N.Y., and for other purposes.
Mr. Copeland; Committee on Commerce, 2958.-Reported with
amendments (S.Rept. 1210), 3830.-Amended and passed Sen-
ate, 4975.
S. 5565--Granting a pension to John Ransom.
Mr. Wheeler; Committee on Pensions, 2958.
S. 5566-To prohibit the importation of articles from certain coun-
tries, and for other purposes.
Mr. Oddie; Committee on Finance, 2958.
S. 5567-Granting a pension to Esther K. Payne.
Mr. Ashurst; Committee on Pensions, 3056.
S. 5568--Granting an increase of pension to Cornelia W. East.
Mr. Bratton; Committee on Pensions, 3056.
S. 5569-Granting a pension to Ira H. Elliott.
Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma; Committee on Pensions, 3056.
S. 557Q.-To meet the existing emergency in the agricultural in-
dustry, to provide for the reduction of the interest on certain
existing farm mortgages, to amend and supplement the Fed-
eral Farm Loan Act.
Mr. Carey; Committee on Banking and CUrrency, 31)56.
S. 5571-To extend the times for commencing and completing the
reconstruction of a railroad bridge across Little River in the
State of Arkansas at or near Morris Ferry by the Texarkana
& Fort Smith Railway Co.
Mr. Robinson of Arkansas; Committee on Commerce, 3056.-Re-
ported with amendment (S.Rept. 1319), amended, and passed
Senate, 5068.
S. 5572-Requiring the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to be
subject to the provisions of the Budget and Accounting Act
of 1921.
Mr. Shipstead; Committee on Banking and CUrrency, 3056.
S. 5573-To amend the Federal Home Loan Bank Act by adding a
new section thereto providing authority for loans to home
owners.
Mr. Trammell; Committee on Banking and Currency, 3142.
s. 5574--For the relief of certain officers and employees of the
Foreign Service of the United States who, while in the course
of their respective duties, suffered losses of personal property
by reason of catastrophes of nature.
Mr. Bulkley; Committee on Foreign Relations, 3142.
S. 5575--For the relief of Ferry Wilson.
Mr. Bingham; Committee on Claims, 3142.
Shoalwater Indian Reservation, Wash., and for other purposes.
Mr. Frazier; Committee on Indian Affairs, 3142.-Reported back
(S.Rept. 1198}, 3744.-Passed Senate, 4970.
S. 5577-Granting a pension to Sarah C. League.
Mr. Hawes; Committee on Pensions, 3142.
S. 5578-Granting a. pension to Frank Vance.
Mr. Hawes; Committee on Pensions, 3142.
S. 5579-For the relief of John H. Hartnett.
Mr. Coolidge; Committee on Finance, 3142.
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5580-5624' SENATE BILLS
S. 5580--For the relief of the Utntah, White River, and Uncom- S. 5604---To require the employment of American citizens on ob-
pahgre Bands of Ute Indians of Utah, and for other purposes.
Mr. King; Committee on Indian Afiairs, 3142.
S. 5581-Authorizing the Secretary of Commerce to dispose of
certain lighthouse reservations, and for other purposes.
Mr. Johnson; Committee on Commerce, 3242.-Reported back
(S.Rept. 1164), 3663.-Passed Senate, 3761.-Referred to House
Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, 4104.
S. 5582-To authorize the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to
make loans to private colleges, universities, and institutions S. 5607-Authorizing the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to
of higher learning, and for other purposes.
Mr. Shipstead; Committee on Banking and Currency, 3352.
S. 5583-Granting an increase of pension to Delia H. Holmes.
Mr. Moses; Committee on Pensions, 3352.
S. 5584-To amend section 4 of the United States Grain Standards
Act of 1916 as relating to the use of the official grain stand-
ards of the United States on grain moved in interstate com-
merce from shipping points to destination points without
official grade determination.
Mr. Wagner; Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, 3424.
S. 5585---To amend an act entitled "An act granting the consent
of Congress to the State of New York to construct, maintain,
and operate a highway bridge across the Hudson River at or
near Catskill, Greene County, N.Y.," approved June 5, 1930,
as supplemented by the act of April 15, 1932.
Mr. Wagner; Committee on Commerce, 3424.
S. 5586-To amend the act of January 22, 1932 (Public Law No. 2, S. 5611-To authorize the Secretary of the Treasury, in his discre-
72d Cong.), creating the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
Mr. Clark-Committee on Banking and Currency, 3424.
S. 5587-Providing for certain loans by the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation to producers of wheat and cotton, and for other
purposes.
Mr. Nye; Committee on Banking and Currency, 3424.
S. 5588-Authorizing the acceptance of title to sites for public-
building projects subject to the reservation of ore and mineral
rights.
Mr. Keyes; Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, 3424.-
Reported back (S.Rept. 1158), 3489.-Passed Senate, 3760.-
Referred to House Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds, 4104.-Reported back (H.Rept. 2042), 4209.-Passed
House, 4553.-Examined and signed, 4584, 4640.-Presented to
the President, 4789.-Appr?ved (Public, No. 367], 5192.
S. 5589-Amending an act of February 4, 1931 ( 46 Stat. L. 1061-
1063), entitled "An act authorizing the construction of the
Michaud division of the Fort Hall Indian irrigation project,
Idaho, an appropriation therefor, and the completion of the
project, and for other purposes."
Mr. Thomas of Idaho; Committee on Indian Afiairs, 3424.
S. 5590--Granting an increase of pension to Mary E. Jasper.
Mr. Johnson; Committee on Pensions, 3424.
S. 5591-Providing for loans or advances by the Reconstruction S. 5615---Authorizing and directing the Secretary of War to issue
Finance Corporation for the purpose of securing the post-
ponement of the foreclosure of form mortgages for ~ period
of 2 years, and for other purposes.
Mr. Hull; Committee on Banking and Currency, 3424.
S. 5592-Providing for payment of $100 to each enrolled Chippewa
Indian of the Red Lake Band of Minnesota from the timber
funds standing to their credit in the Treasury of the United S. 5617-To place William H. Clinton on the retired list of the
States.
Mr. Schall; Committee on Indian Affairs, 3424.
S. 5593-Granting a pension to Nancy Jane Ruffin.
Mr. Capper; Committee on Pensions, 3489.
S. 5594-To provide for the exchange of Indian and privately S. 5619-Granting a pension to Fred Hodgkiss.
own ed lands, Fort Mojave Indian Reservation, Ariz.
Mr. Frazier; Committee on Indian Affairs, 3489.
S. 5595--Authorizing the sale of portions of the Pueblo lands of
San Diego to t he city of San Diego, Calif.
Mr. Johnson; Committee on Military Affairs, 3489.
s. 5596-For the relief of Lt. Comdr. Arthur A. Lee, Supply Corps,
Unit ed Stat es Navy.
Mr. Johnson; Committee on Claims, 3490.
S. 5597-Amending the Emergency Relief and Construction Act
of 1932.
Mr. Bankhead; Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads, 3490.
S. 5598-For the relief of Lt. Thomas O'C. McCarthy, United
States Navy.
Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts; Committee on Claims, 3490.
s. 5599-Aut horizing the appointment of John A. Crow as a war-
rant officer, United Stat es Army.
Mr. Brookhart; Committee on Military Affairs, 3490.
S. 5600-Granting an increase of pension to Laura I. Robinson.
Mr. Robinson of Arkansas; Committ ee on Pensions, 3588.
s . 5601-Grant ing a pension to Elmira F. Miller.
Mr. Neely; Committee on Pensions, 3588.
S. 5602-For the relief of James L. Barnett.
Mr. Neely; Committee on Civil Service, 3588.
S. 5603-Granting an increase of pension to Amanda Fess.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 3588.
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servation cars, club cars, and sleeping cars used by ra.llroads
in interstate commerce.
Mr. Dill; Committee on Interstate Commerce, 3588, 3602.
S. 5605---For the relief of Capt. L. P. Worrall, Finance Depart-
ment, United States Army.
Mr. Reed; Committee on Claims, 3588.
S. 5606-For the relief of Julia E . Smith.
Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts; Committee on Claims, 3664.
make advances to the reclamation fund.
Mr. Smoot; Committee on Banking and Currency, 3664.-Re-
ported back, 4459.
S. 5608--To permit payment of any sum due under the Civil Serv-
ice Retirement Act to a deceased employee or a former employee
who has become incompetent where no demand has been
made by an administrator, executor, or guardian.
Mr. Bulkley; Committee on Civil Service, 3664.
S. 5609-To amend the Emergency Relief and Construction Act
of 1932.
Mr. Wagner; Committee on Banking and Currency, 3664.-Re-
ported with amendments (S.Rept. 1222), 3996.-lnde:finltely
postponed, 5525.
S. 5610--For the relief of Catherine Wright.
Mr. Johnson; Committee on Claims, 3664.
tion, to acquire a new site in Huntsville, Ala., and to construct
• a building thereon for the accommodation of the courts, post
office, and other Government offices.
Mr. Bankhead; Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds,
3664.
S. 5612-To provide for the selection of certain lands in the State
of California for the use of the California State park system.
Mr. Johnson; Committee on Public Lands and Surveys, 3745.-
Reported with amendments (S.Rept. 1247), 4379.-Amended
and passed Senate, 4985.-Amended and passed House (under
suspension of the rules), 5389-5392.-senate concurs in House
amendment, 5451.-Examined and signed, 5505, 5596.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5655.-Approved (Public, No. 425],
5655.
S. 5613-To provide for the granting of public lands to certain
States, for the elimination of lands from national forests,
parks, reservations, and withdrawals in connection with such
grants, and for other purposes.
Mr. Kendrick; Committee on Public Lands and Surveys, 3745.
S. 5614-Authorizing the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to
make advances to the reclamation fund.
Mr. King; Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation, 3745.-Re-
ported back (S.Rept. 1254), 4459.
to the Maryland National Guard certain property and supplies
to replace that which was destroyed by fire.
Mr. Tydings; Committee on Military Afiairs, 3745.
S. 5616-To incorporate the National Society of Women Descend-
ants of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company.
Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts; Committee on the Judic~ary, 3745.
Navy.
Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts; Committee on Naval Affairs, 3745.
S. 5618--Grantin g a pension to Rebecca Swisher Boyd.
Mr. Neely; Committee on Pensions, 3745.
Mr. Neely_; Committee on Pensions, 3745.
S. 5620--To authorize the payment of the expenses of prosecuting
claims against the Un ited States by t he Kiowa, Comanche, and
Apache Tribes from the tribal fund of such t ribes, a nd for
ot her purposes.
Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma ; Committee on Indian Affairs, 3745.
S. 5621-Granting a pension t o Susan Turner.
Mr. Sm oot; Committee on Pension s, 3745.
S. 5622-Providing for an alternate budget for the Indian Service,
fiscal year 1935.
Mr. Frazier; Committee on Indian Afiair s, 3745.-Reported back
(S.Rept. 1252) , 4459.-Passed Senat e, 4986.-Passed House (in
lieu of H.R. 14648) , 5284.-Examined and signed, 5297, 5397 .-
Presented to the President, 5347.-Appr oved TPublic, No. 410],
5450.
S. 5623-Referring the claims of the Turtle Mountain Band or
Bands of Chippewa Indians of Nort h Dakota to the Court of
Claims for adjudication and sett lement.
Mr. Frazier; Committee on Indian Affairs, 3745.-Reported with
amendment (S.Rept. 1269), 4652.-Amended and passed Sen-
ate, 4989.-Referred to House Committee on Indian Affairs,
5397.-Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 2195), 5425.
s. 5624-Relating to the payment of benefits under the World War
Veterans' Act, 1924, as amended, for disability not incurred in
line of duty.
Mr. Smoot; Committee on Finance, 3831.
 SEN ATE BILLS 5625-5669.
S. 5625-Authorizing an appropriation to provide for the comple- S. 5644-To authorize the placing of a bronze tablet bearing a
tion of the George Rogers Clark memorial at Vincennes, Ind. replica of the Congressional Medal of Honor upon the grave of
Mr. Watson; Committee on the Library, 3831.-Reported with the late Brig. Gen. Robert H. Dunlap, United States Marine
amendment (S.Rept. 1239), 4214.-Am.ended and passed Sen- Corps, in the Arlington National Cemetery, Va.
ate, 4982.-Referred to House Committee on the Library, Mr. Glenn; Committee on Naval Affairs, 4114.
5186.-Reported back (H.Rept. 2173), 5289. S. 5645-For the relief of Anna Elizabeth Rice Denison.
s. 5626-To amend the act of June 23, 1926, reserving Rice Lake Mr. Dale; Committee on Foreign Relations, 4215.
and contiguous lands for the Chippewa Indians of Minnesota. S. 5646--Granting a pension to Catherine Davis Broughton.
Mr. Frazier; Committee on Indian A1Iairs, 3831.-Reported back Mr. Dale; Committee on Pensions, 4215.
(S. Rept. 1282), 4873.-Passed Senate, 5005. S. 5647-To revive and reenact the act entitled "An act granting
S. 5627-To repeal the act entitled "An act to authorize acquisition the consent of Congress to the highway department of the
for military purposes of land in Orange County, N.Y., for use State of Alabama to construct a bridge across Elk River
as an addition to the West Point Military Reservation" ap- between Lauderdale and Limestone Counties, Ala.", approved
proved March 3, 1931. February 16, 1928.
Mr. Copeland; Committee on Military At! airs, 3931. Mr. Black; Committee on Commerce, 4215.
s. 5628-To define the exterior boundaries of the Navajo Indian S. 5648-Granting an increase of pension to Lena Hook.
Reservation in New Mexico, and for other purposes. Mr. Metcalf; Committee on Pensions, 4215.
Mr. Frazier; Committee on Indian A1Iairs, 8931. S. 5649--Granting certain lands to Salt Lake City, Utah.
s. 5629-To provide for needy blind persons of the District of Mr. King; Committee on Public Lands and Surveys, 4215.
Columbia.. S. 565~For the relief of Wayne Smallwood Vetterlein.
Mr. Davis; Committee on the District of Columbia, 3931. Mr. Reed; Committee on Finance, 4215.
S. 563~To authorize the payment of taxes and assessments on S. 5651-To amend sections 361, 392, 406, 407, 408, 409, 410, 411,
family dwelling houses in the District of Columbia in quar- and 412 of the United States Code relating to the construction
terly installments, and for other purposes. and inspection of boilers, unfired pressure vessels, and the
Mr. Copeland; Committee on the District of Columbia, 3932. appurtenances thereof.
S. 5631-To authorize the delivery of surplus forfeited vessels of Mr. Johnson; Committee on Commerce, 4300.
the Treasury Department to the Boy Scouts of America for Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1302), 4962.
use in sea scout training. S. 5652-To provide for the appointment of an additional district
Mr. Copeland; Committee on the Judiciary, 3932. judge for the eastern and western districts of Missouri.
S. 5632-To extend the times for commencing and completing the Mr. Clark; Committee on the Judiciary, 4300.
construction of a railroad bridge and/or a toll bridge across S. 5653--Granting a pension to Minnie Wild.
the water between the mainland at or near Cedar Point and Mr. Barbour; Committee on Pensions, 4300.
Dauphin Island, Ala. . S. 5654-For the relief of W. L. Nygren.
Mr. Black; Committee on Commerce, 3932.-Reported with Mr. Oddie; Committee on Claims, 4300.
amendment (S.Rept. 1259), 4565.-Indefinitely postponed (H.R. s. 5655--Giving the name "Lake Nevada " to the body of water
14657 passed in lieu), 4987. resulting from the construction of the Hoover Dam.
S. 5633-To restore to national farm-loan associations commissions :Mr. Oddie; Committee on Public Lands and Surveys, 4300.
illegally withheld by Federal land banks and to assure pay- S. 5656-To amend subsection (b) of section 201 of the Emergency
ment of such commissions hereafter. Relief and Construction Act of 1932.
Mr. Frazier; Committee on Banking and Currency, 3932. Mr. Robinson of Arkansas; Committee on Banking and Currency,
S. 5634-To reimburse national farm-loan associations for losses 4300.
sustained on account of illegal denial of the privilege of ob- S. 5657-For the relief of Joanna A. Sheehan.
taining their funds in the form of farm-loan bonds instead of Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts; Committee on Claims, 4300.
cash. S. 5658-Granting a pension to Flora B. Parker.
Mr. Frazier; Committee on Banking and Currency, 3932. Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Pensions, 4300.
S. 5635-To further extend the times for commencing and com- S. 5659-Authorizing the State of Georgia to construct, maintain,
pleting the construction of a bridge across the Missouri River and operate a toll bridge across the Savannah River at or near
at or near Niobrara, Nebr. Lincolnton, Ga.
Mr. Norbeck; Committee on Commerce, 3932. Mr. George; Committee on Commerce, 4300.-Reported without
S. 5636-To authorize payment of foreign debts in silver under amendment, considered, read the third time, and passed,
certain limitations. 4301.-Passed House (in lieu of H.R. 14665), 4550.-Examined
Mr. Pittman; Committee on Banking and Currency, 3953-3955. and signed, 4584, 4640 .-Presented to the President, 4789.-Ap-
s. 5637-For the establishment, development, and administration proved [Public, No. 370], 5192.
of the Boulder Canyon National Reservation, and the develop- S. 566~Authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to sell certain
ment and administration of the Boulder Canyon Project Fed- Government property in St. Louis, Mo.
eral Reservation, and for other purposes. Mr. Clark; Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, 4380.-
Mr. Hayden; Committee on Public Lands and Surveys, 3997.- Reported back (S.Rept. 1297), 4874.-Passed Senate, 5010.-
Remarks, 5295. Passed House, 5405.-Examlned and signed, 5449, 5539.-Pre-
B. 5638-For the relief of Thomas A. Sears. sented to the President, 5525.-Approved [Public, No. 293],
Mr. Hale; Committee on Naval A1Iairs, 3997. 5655.
S. 5639-Providing for loans or advances by the Reconstruction s. 5661-To authorize the Secretary of War to sell to the Platts-
burgh National Bank & Trust Co. a tract of land comprising
Finance Corporation for the purpose of securing the postpone- part of the Plattsburg Barracks Military Reservation, N.Y.
ment of the foreclosure of certain mortgages for a period of
2 years, and for other purposes. Mr. Copeland; Committee on Military Affairs, 438.
Mr. Hull and Mr. Walcott; Committee on Banking and Currency, S. 5662--Granting an increase of pension to Truman H. Wilkinson.
3997.-Reported back (S.Rept.1220), 3997.-Debated, 5015,5089, Mr. Borah; Committee on Pensions, 4380.
5097, 5319, 5320.-Amended and passed Senate, 5319.-Motion B. 5663-Amending an act approved February 20, 1929 (45 Stat.
entered to reconsider, 5321, 5331.-Debated, 5324.-Motion to 1249), entitled "An act for the relief of the Nez Perce Tribe of
reconsider laid on the table, 5331.-Referred to House Commit- Indians."
tee on Banking and Currency, 5425. Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma; Committee on Indian Affairs, 4380.
S. 564~To liquidate, finance, and refinance agricultural indebted- S. 5664-To amend an act approved March 4, 1929 (45 Stat. 1548),
ness, and to encourage and promote agriculture, commerce, entitled "An act to supplement the last three paragraphs of
and industry, through the Federal farm-loan system and the section 5 of the act of March 4, 1915 (38 Stat. 1161}, as
Federal Reserve Banking System, and creating a board of amended by the act of March 21, 1918 (40 Stat. 458} ."
agriculture to supervise the same. Mr. Ashurst; Committee on Public Lands and Surveys, 4380.-
Mr. Blaine; Committee on Banking and Currency, 3997. Reported back (S.Rept. 1329), 5296.-Passed Senate, 5509.
Remarks, 5321, 5323. S. 5665---Granting an increase of pension to Emma F. Burrell.
Copy of bill, 5324. Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts; Committee on Pensions, 4460.
S. 5641-Authorizing R. L. Metcalf, of Omaha, Nebr., and W. E. S. 5666--Granting an honorable discharge to Edward Barrett.
Wright, of Kansas City, Mo., to construct, maintain, and Mr. Carey; Committee on MiUtary A1Iairs, 4460.
operate a toll bridge across the Mississippi River between the S. 5667-Authorizing the Commissioners of the District of Colum-
cities of Davenport, Iowa, and Rock Island, Ill. bia to grant a permit for the construction of an oil and gaso-
Mr. Dickinson; Committee on Commerce, 4114. line pipe line.
S. 5642-To provide for making loans to needy individuals, ex- Mr. Capper; Committee on the District of Columbia, 4460.-Re-
service men, farmers, home owners, and business men, and for ported with amendments (S.Rept. 1357), 5447.
other purposes. S. 5668-Granting a pension to Ella A. Barker.
Mr. Lewis; Committee on Banking and Currency, 4114. Mr. Neely; Committee on Pensions, 4460.
S. 5643--Granting a pension to Michael L. Walsh. S. 5669--Granting a pension to Margaret A. Srout.
. Mr. Johnson; Committee on Pensions, 4114. Mr. Neely; Committee on Pensions, 4460 .
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5670-5702 SENATE BILLS
S. 5670-Granting an increase of pension to Sarah V. Ashcraft.
Mr. Neely; Committee on Pensions, 4460.
S. 5671-To amend the act of May 25, 1926, entitled "An act to
provide for the establishment of the Mammoth Cave National
Park, in t h e State of Kentucky, and for other purposes."
Mr. Logan; Committee on Public Lands and Surveys, 4460.
S. 5672-To provide revenue for the District of Columbia by the
taxation of beverages, and for other purposes.
Mr. Tydings; Committee on the District of Columbia, 4460.
S. 5673-To amend section 30 of the World War Veterans' Act, 1924,
as amended, with respect to disclosure of confidential infor-
mation in the files of the Veterans' Administration.
Mr. Bratton; Committee on Finance, 4460.
S. 5674--To provide for the issuance of stamped money certificates,
and for other purposes.
Mr. Bankhead; Committee on Banking and Currency, 4460.
S. 5675;--To effect needed changes in the Navy ration.
Mr. Shortridge; Committee on Naval Affairs, 4566.-Reported
back (S.Rept. 1292), 4874.-Passed Senate, 5009.-Passed House
(in lieu of H.R. 14438), 5283.-Examined and signed, 5297,
5397.-Presented to the President, 5347.-Approved [Public,
No. 411), 5450.
S. 5676-To provide for the creation of a Federal land and loan
corporation, for the refinancing of farm-mortgage indebted-
ness in the United States, and for other purposes.
Mr. Byrnes; Committee on Banking and Currency, 4566.
S. 5677-Authorizing the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to
make loans to cooperative creamery associations.
Mr. Nye; Committee on Banking and Currency, 4566.
S. 5678-Granting a pension to Joseph E. Williams.
Mr. Wheeler; Committee on Pensions, 4566.
S. 5679-To provide for the acquisition of Chappawamsic Island,
Va., for the use of the Navy Department.
Mr. Norbeck; Committee on Naval Affairs, 4566.
S. 5680-For the leasing of agricultural lands by the Secretary of
Agriculture for the purpose of reducing overproduction of cer-
tain agricultural commoclitles.
Mr. Carey; Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, 4653.
S. 5681-For the relief of the Sultzbach Clothing Co.
Mr. Wagner; Committee on Claims, 4653.
S. 5682-Granting a pension to John P. Haupt.
Mr. Reed; Committee on Pensions, 4653.
S. 5683-To amend the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act,
approved January 22, 1932.
Mr. Bulkley; Committee on Banking and Currency, 4653.
S. 5684--To authorize the Comptroller General to allow claim of
district no. 13, Choctaw County, Okla., for payment of tUition
for Indian pupils.
Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma; Committee on Indian Affairs, 4789.-
Reported back and passed Senate, 4874.-Referred to House
Committee on Indian Affairs, 5061.-Reported back (H.Rept.
2189). 5415.
S. 5685-To provide for the refunding of farm and home mortgages,
making loans to farmers, issuance of agricultural bonds, the
deposit of Government funds, and for other purposes.
Mr. Dill; Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, 4790.
S. 5686-To protect depositors in national banks, to regulate the
withdrawal of deposits in such banks in certain cases, and
for other purposes.
Mr. Townsend; Committee on Banking and Currency, 4789.
13-147 SENATE JOINT RESOLUTIONS
S.J .Res. 13-To authorize the merger of street-railway corpora-
tions operating in the District of Columbia, and for other
purposes.
Indefinitely postponed (see H.J.Res. 154), 912.
S.J .Res. 33-To authorize the President to award gold medals to
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty in recognition of their achieve-
ment in making an airplane flight around the world in less
than 9 days.
Debated, 3222.
S.J .Res. 48--To authorize the acceptance on behalf of the United
States of the bequest of the late William F. Edgar, of Los
Angeles County, State of California, for the benefit of the
museum and library connected with the office of the Surgeon
General of the United States A:rmy.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1934), 2723.-Amended and passed
House, 4532.--Senate concurs in House amendments, 4708.-
Examined and signed, 4790, 4846.-Presented to the Presi-
dent, 4874.-Approved (Private Resolution No. 61), 5298.
S.J .Res. 108--To authori.ze and direct the Secretary of Agriculture
to investigate the cost of maintaining the present system of
future trading in agricultural products and to ascertain what
classes of citizens bear such cost.
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1899), 2451.
238
S. 5687--Granting the consent of Congress to agreements or com:
pacts between the States of Kansas and Missouri for the ac-
quisition and maintenance and operation of a t oll bridge over
the Missouri River at or near Kansas City, Kans., and for other
purposes.
Mr. Capper; Committee on Commerce, 4874.
S. 5688-For the -relief of Ernest W. Jermark.
Mr. Borah; Committee on Claims, 4874.
S. 5689-For the relief of Herbert L. Fisher.
Mr. Neely; Committee on Military Affairs, 4874.
S. 5690-To provide for a further extension of the time for the
payment of certain income-tax deficiencies.
Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma; Committee on Finance, 4874.
S. 5691-To amend section 337 of the Tariff Act of 1930.
Mr. Austin; Committee on Finance, 4963.
S. 5692-To provide for the donation of certain A:rmy equipment
to posts of the American Legion.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana; Committee on Military Affairs, 4963.
S. 5693-Giving the name "Lake Odclie" to the body of water re-
sulting from the construction of the Hoover Dam.
Mr. Kendrick, from Committee on Public Lands and Surveys,
4963.
S. 5694--For the relief of Withycombe Post, No. 11, American
Legion, Corvallis, Orei.
Mr. McNary; Committee on Claims, 5069.
S. 5695-To provide compensation for disability or death resulting
from injury to employees in interstate commerce, and for
other purposes.
Mr. Wagner; Committee on Interstate Commerce, 5069.
S. 5696-To define the exterior boundaries of the Navajo Indian
Reservation in Arizona, and for other purposes.
Mr. Hayden; Committee on Indian Affairs, 5191.
S. 5697-Making it a crime to represent oneself to be an Indlan
and provicling punishment therefor.
Mr. Frazier; Committee on Inclian Affairs, 5297.
S. 5698-Granting certain public lands to the State of Montana
for the use and benefit of the Northern Montana College, and
for other purposes.
Mr. Wheeler; Committee on Public Lands and Surveys, 5297.
S. 5699-To amend the act of July 1, 1898, entitled "An act to
establish a uniform system of bankruptcy through tlie United
States ", as amended.
Mr. Norris; Committee on the Judiciary, 5297.-Reported with
amendments (S.Rept. 1360), 5448.
S. 5700-To extend the mining laws of the United States to the
Death Valley National Monument in California, and for other
purposes.
Mr. Oddie; Committee on Public Lands and Surveys, 5297.
S. 5701-To authorize the construction of certain bridges and to
extend the times for commencing and/or completing the con-
struction of other bridges over the navigable waters of the
United States.
Mr. Vandenberg; Committee on Commerce, 5448.-Reported
without amendment, considered, read the third time, and
passer, 5442.-Passed House, 5597-5602.-Examined and signed,
5653, 5659.-Presented to the President, 5655.-Approved [Pub-
lic, No. 431], 5656.
S. 5702--To prohibit the transportation in the mails or in inter-
state commerce of machine guns or submachine guns.
Mr. Norbeck; Committee on the Judiciary, 5448.
S.J.Res.114-Proposing an amendment to the Constitution relat-
ing to intoxicating liquors.
Indefinitely postponed, 3669.
S.J.Res. 124--To provide for the determination of claims for dam-
ages sustained by the fluctuation of the water levels of Lake
of the Woods in certain cases, and for other purposes.
Debated, 4535.
S.J.Res.125-Authorizing the attorney general of Wisconsin to
examine Government records in relation to clairils of Wiscon-
sin Indians.
Debated, 693.
S.J .Res. 134--Authorizing the Secretary of War to receive for in-
struction at the United States Mllitary Academy, at West
Point, Manob Suriya, a citizen of Siam.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1982), 3581.-Passed House, 5407.-Ex-
amined and signed, 5449, 5539.-Presented to the President,
5525.-Approved [Public Resolution No. 67], 5655.
S.J.Res. 147-Directing the Comptroller General of the United
States to correct an error made in the adjustment of the ac-
count between the State of New York and the United States,
adjusted under the authority contained in the act of February
24, 1905 (33 Stat. L. 777), and appropriated for in tbe De-
ficiency Act of February 27, 1906.
Remarks and copy of resolution, 5496.
 SENATE JOINT RESOLUTIONS
S.J.Res. 167-To carry out certain obligations to certain enrolled
Indians under tribal agreement.
Amended and passed House (in lieu of H.J.Res. 409), 3547.-
Senate concurs in House amendments, 3591.-Examined and
signed, 3735, 3737.-Presented to the President, 3745.-Ap-
proved [Public Resolution No. 53], 4380.
S.J .Res. 178--Authorizing the Secretary of War to receive for in-
struction at the United States Military Acamedy at West
Point Julio Rodriguez Arrea, a citizen of Costa Rica.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1983) , 3581.-Passed House, 5408.-Ex-
amined and signed, 5449, 5539.-Presented to the President,
5525.-Approved [Public Resolution No. 68], 5655.
S. J. Res. 179-Authorlzing the Secretary of War to receive for in-
struction at the United States Military Academy at West
Point Tisheng Yen, a citizen of China.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1984), 3581.-Passed House, 5408.-Ex-
amined and signed, 5449, 5539.-Presented to the President,
5525.-Approved [Public Resolution No. 69], 5655.
S.J.Res. 183-To amend a joint resolution entitled "Joint resolu-
tion for the relief of Puerto Rico, approved December 21, 1928 ",
as amended by the second deficiency act, fiscal year 1929, ap-
proved ~rch 4, 1929.
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1225), 4061.-Amended and
passed Senate, 4692.-Referred to House Committee on Insular
Affairs, 4955.
S.J .Res. 194--Conferring jurisdiction upon the Court of Claims to
render findings of facts in the- claim of the Mack Copper Co.
Passed Senate, 3669.-Referred to House Committee on War
Claims, 4277.-Reported with amendments (H.Rept. 2175),
5289.
S.J.Res.195-Granting permission to Hugh S. CUmming, Surgeon
General of the United States Public Health Service; John D.
Long, medical director United States Public Health Service;
and Clifford R. Eskey, surgeon, United States Public Health
Service, to accept and wear certain decorations bestowed upon
them by the Governments of Ecuador, Chile, and Cuba.
Passed Senate, 175.-Referred to House Committee on Military
Affairs, 475.-Reported back (H.Rept. 2154), 5062.
S.J .Res. 197--Conferring jurisdiction upon the Court of Claims in
the claim of P. F. Gormley, Co.
Passed Senate, 175.-Referred to House Committee on War
Claims, 475.-Reported with amendments (H.Rept. 1948),
2943.-Amended and passed House, 5406.---Senate disagrees to
House amendments and asks conference, 5485.-Conferees ap-
pointed, 5485, 5560.-House insists upon its amendments and
agrees to conference, 5560.--Conference report submitted in
House (H.Rept. 2199), 5603.-Agreed to, 5604.--Conference re-
port submitted in Senate, 5526.-Agreed to, 5526.-Examined
and signed, 5653, 5659.-Presented to the President, 5655.-Ap-
proved [Private Resolution No. 1] 5656.
S.J.Res. 202-Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the
United States relative to the eighteenth amendment.
Referred to the Senate Committee on the Judiciary, 54.-0ffered
as substitute for S.J.Res. 211, 4211.-Debated, 4218-4230.-Re-
jected, 4230.
S.J .Res. 211-Proposing an amendment· to the Constitution of the
United States.
Mr. Blaine; Committee on the Judiciary, 64, 65.-Reported with
amendment (S.Rept. 1022), 1401.--Copy of report, 1621.-Mo-
tion to consider, 3961.-Debated, 4001, 4002, 4055, 4138.-
Motion to consider agreed to, 4138.-Debated, 4008, 4138-4179,
4215.-Passed Senate, 4231.--0rdered to be printed.-Taken
from Speaker's table, 4508.-Debated, 4508-4529.-Passed House
(under suspension of the rules), 4516.-Examined and signed,
4504, 4554.-Presented to the Secretary of State, 4565.
S.J.Res. 212-Authorizing the issuance of a special postage stamp
in honor of Brig. Gen. Thaddeus Kosciusko.
Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts; Committee on Post Offices and Post
Roads, 304.
S.J.Res. 213-Authorizing the President to proclaim October 11 of
each year General Pulaski's Memorial Day for the observance
and commemoration of the death of Brig. Gen. Casimir
Pulaski.
Mr. Couzens; Committee on the Judiciary, 304.
S.J.Res. 214--Authorizing a further modification of the adopted
project for the Columbia and Lower Willamette Rivers between
Portland, Oreg., and the sea.
Mr. McNary; Committee on Commerce, 367.
S.J.Res. 215--To authorize crop-production loans in 1933.
Mr. Bratton; Committee on Banking and Currency, 422.
S .J.Res. 216---Providing for the suspension of annual assessment
work on mining claims held by location in the United States
and Alaska.
Mr. Bratton; Committee on Mines and Mining, 422.
S.J.Res. 217-Authorizlng the President to invite the International
Congress of Military Medicine and Pharmacy to hold its eighth
congress in the United States.
Mr. Copeland; ordered to lie on the table, 447.--Considered and
passed Senate, 502.-Referred to House Committee on Foreign
Affairs, 665.
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S.J.Res. 218--Authorizlng the issuance of a special series of postage
stamps commemorative of Gen. Thaddeus Kosciusko.
Mr. Robinson of Arkansas; Committee on Post Offices and Post
Roads, 609.
S.J.Res. 219-Authorizing the fixing of grazing fees on lands within
national forests.
Mr. Carey and Mr. Steiwer; ordered to lie on the table, 609.- -
P..eferred to Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry,
3745.-Reported back, 4459.-Passed Senate, 4987.
S.J.Res. 22Q--Authorizing the Secretary of the Navy to sell obsolete
and surplus clothing at nominal prices for distribution to the
needy.
Mr. Shortridge; Committee on Naval Affairs, 676.-Debated, 742,
824.-Passed Senate (H.J.Res. 500), 825.-Referred to House
Committee on Naval Affairs, 1019.
S.J.Res. 221-Authorizing the Secretary of Agriculture to suspend,
reduce, remit, release, or postpone the payment of grazing fees.
Mr. Schuyler; Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, 820.
S.J.Res. 222-Providing for extension of time of payment of notes
given to procure loans for seed by borrowers in regions affected
by drought.
Mr. Schuyler; Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, 820.
S.J.Res. 223-Establishing the United States Georgia Bicentennial
Commission, and for other purposes.
Mr. George and Mr. Cohen; Committee on the Library, 820.-
Reported with amendment, 3531.-Amended and passed Sen-
ate, 3592.-Amended and passed House (H.J.Res. 518), 3971.-
Senate disagrees to House amendment and asks conference,
3993.--Conferees appointed, 3993.-House requested to return
resolution and accompanying papers to Senate and motion en-
tered to reconsider, 4867.-Motion to reconsider agreed to, and
Senate agrees to the amendment of the House, 4963.-Ex-
amined and signed, 5012, 5061.-Fresented to the President,
5019.-Approved [Public Resolution No. 59], 5192.
S.J .Res. 224--Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the
United States relative to taxes on certain incomes.
Mr. Ashurst; Committee on the Judiciary, 888.--Copy of resolu-
tion, 3600.
S ..J.Res. 225--Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the
United States abolishing the Electoral College.
Mr. Norris; Committee on the Judiciary, 948.
S.J.Res. 226---To provide for the use of granite and/or marble in
the erection of certain memorials and public bulldings.
Mr. Shipstead; Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds,
1162.-Reported back, 1401.
S.J.Res. 227-To provide for the use of granite and;or marble in
the erection of certain memorials and public buildings.
Mr. Schall; Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, 1163.
S.J.Res. 228-Authorizing the American National Red Cross and
certain other organizations to exchange Government-owned
cotton for articles containing wooL
Mr. Copeland; Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, 1439.-
Reported back, 4652.-Passed Senate, 4989.-Passed House,
5389.-Examined and signed, 5425, 5428.-Presented to the
President, 5525.-Approved [Public Resolution No. 64}, 5655.
S.J.Res. 229-To prohibit the exportation of arms or munitions of
war from the United States under certain conditions.
Mr. Borah, from Committee on Foreign Relations, 1551.-Passed
Senate, 2096.-Motion entered to reconsider, 2134, 2135.-
Debated, 3589.
S.J.Res. 230-To effectuate a compromise and settlement of rental
leases on Sand Island in the Columbia River in Oregon.
Mr. McNary; Committee on Military Affairs, 1718.
S.J.Res. 231-To change the name of" Roosevelt Island" to" Theo-
dore Roosevelt Island."
Mr. Fess; Committee on the Library, 1718.-Reported back
(S.Rept. 1075), 2029.-Indefinitely postponed (H.R. 14228)
3589. ,
S.J.Res. 232-Authorizing an appropriation to enable the United
States to send an educational exhibit and for the expenses of
official delegates to the Fifth World's Poultry Congress to be
held at Rome, Italy, September 6 to 15, 1933.
Mr. Hebert; Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, 1781.
S.J.Res. 233-Authorizing and requesting the President to extend
an invitation to foreign governments to be represented by
delegates at the Sixth World's Poultry Congress, to be held in
the United States in 1936, and to participate in the educa-
tional and live-bird exhibits of the Congress.
Mr. Hebert; Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, 1782.
S.J .Res. 234--To provide for a change of site of the Federal build-
ing to be constructed in Binghamton, N.Y.
Mr. Wagner; Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, 1858.
S.J.Res. 235-Amend.ing provisions in river and harbor laws relat-
ing to local cooperation in the prosecution of waterway im-
provements.
Mr. Bulkley; Committee on Commerce, 2071.-Reported with
amendment (S.Rept. 1168), 3663.-Amended and passed Sen-
ate, 3763.-Amended and passed House (H.J.Res. 553), 5285.-
Senate concurs in House amendment, 5298.-Examined and
signed, 5397, 5428.-Presented to the President, 5525.-Ap-
proved [Public Resolution Nv. 66), 5655.
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 236-265 SENATE JOINT RESOLUTIONS
S.J.Res. 236-To provide for the maintenance of public order and
the protection of life and property in connection with the
Presidential inaugural ceremonies in 1933.
Mr. Capper; Committee on the District of Columbia, 2071.-
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1160), 3489.-Indefinitely
postponed (H.J .Res . 565), 3592.
· S.J .Res . 237-Authorizing the erection in the Department of State
Building of a memorial to the American diplomatic and con-
sular officers who while on active duty lost their lives under
heroic or tragic circumstances.
Mr. Keyes; Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, 2131.-
Reported back (S..Rept. 1163), 3588.-Passed Senate, 3761..-
Referred to House Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds, 4104.-Reported back (H.Rept. 2041), 4209.-Passed
House, 4552.-Examined and signed, 4584, 4640.-Presented to
the President, 4789.-Approved [Public Resolution No. 55],
5192.
S.J.Res. 238-Relating to leave with pay for employees of the Gov-
ernment Printing Office.
Mr. Shipstead; Committee on Printing, 2254.-Reported with
amendment (S.Rept . 1125), 2644.-Passed Senate; preamble
agreed to, 3685.-Referred to House Committee on Appropria-
tions, 3916.-Reference changed to Committee on Printing,
5062.-Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 2153), 5061.
S.J.Res. 239-Authorizing the granting of permits to the Commit-
tee on Inaugural Ceremonies on the occasion of the inaugura-
tion of the President-elect in March 1933, and for other
purposes.
Mr. Robinson of Arkansas; ordered to lie on the table, 2411.-
Amended and passed Senate, 2507.-Passed House, 2606.-Ex-
amined and signed, 2705, 2725.-Presented. to the President,
2731.-Approved [Public Resolution No. 50], 3054.
S.J.Res. 240-To provide f.or the quartering, in certain public
buildings in the District of Columbia, of troops participating
in the inaugural ceremonies. · Reported with amendments (H.Rept. 2111), 4846.-Amended
Mr. Robinson of Arkansas; ordered to lie on the table, 2411.-
Passed Senate, 2507.-Passed House, 2607.-Examined and
signed, 2705, 2725.-Presented to the President, 2731.-Ap-
proved [Public Resolution No. 49]. 2859.
S.J.Res. 241-To enable the United States Roanoke Colony Commis-
sion to carry out and give effect to certain plans for the compre-
hensive observance of the three hundred and fiftieth anniver-
sary of ~he birth of English-speaking civilization in America.
Mr. Robinson of Arkansas; Committee on the Library, 2461.-Re-
ported back and passed Senate, 5068.
S.J.Res. 242-Authorizing an appropriation for participation by the
United States in an International Monetary and Economic
Conference to be held in 1933.
Mr. Borah, from Committee on Foreign Relations (S.Rept. 1121),
2562.-Passed Senate, 3683.
S.J.Res. 243-Authorizing the President of the United States to
extend a welcome to the Pan American Medical Association,
which holds its convention in the United States in March
1933 .
Mr. Connally; read twice, considered, read the third time, and
passed, 2645.-Referred to House Committee on Foreign
Affairs, 2942.-Reported back (H . Rept. 1952), 3138.-Passed
House, 4533.-Examined and signed, 4584, 4640.-Presented to
the President, 4789.-Approved [Public Resolution No. 57],
5192.
S.J . Res. 244--Reaffi.rming the policy of the Congress concerning the
indebtedness of foreign countries to the United States.
Mr. Robinson of Indiana, ordered to lie on the table, 2656-2658.
S.J.Res. 245---To suspend the making of loans to railroads by the
Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
Mr. Couzens; Committee on Banking and Currency, 2658, 2659.
S.J.Res. 246--To authorize the issuance of a special series of stamps
commemorative of the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary
of the naturalization as an American citizen of Brig. Gen.
Thaddeus Kosciusko.
Mr. Walcott; Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads, 2802.
S.J.Res. 247-To provide protection and relief to farmers by aiding
them to conserve and liquefy their mineral rights through
recognized and established cooperative agencies engaged in the
pooling of mineral rights underlying farm lands.
Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma; Committee on Banking and Currency,
2958.
S.J ..Res. 248-To amend the joint resolution entitled "Joint reso-
lution to authorize the merger of street-railway corporations
operating in the District of Columbia, and for other purposes ",
· approved January 14, 1933.
Mr. Vandenberg; read twice, considered, read the third time, and
passed, 3479.-Referred to House Committee on the District
of Columbia, 3653.-Reported back (H.Rept. 2007), 3918.-
Debated, 3983.-Passed House (H.J.Res. 154), 3985.-Examined
and signed, 4104, 4107.-Presented to the President, 4215.-
Approved, 4380.
S.J.Res. 249-Proposing a reduction in interest rates on Govern-
ment loans.
Mr. Hull; Committee on Banking and Currency, 3490.
S.J.Res. 250---Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the
United States reducing the membership of the House of Repre-
sentatives.
Mr. Tydings; Committee on the Judiciary, 3490.
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S.J.Res. 251-Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the
United States relative to taxes on certain incomes.
Mr. Hull; Committee on the Jucliciary, 3588.
S.J.Res. 252-Directing the President of the United States of Amer-
ica to proclaim October 11 of 1933 General Pulaski's Memorial
Day for the observance and commemoration of the death of
Brig. Gen. Casimir Pulaski.
Mr. Lewis; Committee on the Judiciary, 3589.
S.J.Res. 253-Authorizing the Attorney General, with the concur-
rence of the Secretary of the Navy, to release claims of the
United States upon certain assets of the Pan American Petro-
leum Co. and the Richfield Oil Co. of California and others
in connection with collec~ions upon a certain judgment in
favor of the United States against the Pan American Petro-
leum Co. heretofore duly entered.
Mr. Nye; Committee on Public Lands and Surveys, 3932.-Re-
ported with amendment (S.Rept. 1223), 3996.-Amended and
passed Senate, 4981.
S.J.Res. 254--Extending to the whaling industry certain benefits
granted under section 11 of the Merchant Marine Act, 1920.
Mr. McNary; Committee on Commerce, 3997.
S.J.Res. 255---Authorizing the Secretary of the Navy to sell surplus
coal at nominal prices for distribution to the needy.
Mr. Johnson; Committee on Naval Mairs, 4215.-Reported back
(S.Rept. 1244), 4300.-Passed Senate, 4984.
S.J.Res. 256-Authorizing the Comptroller of the Currency to exer-
cise with respect to national banking associations powers
wh~ch State officials may have with respect to State banks,
savmgs banks, and/or trust companies under State laws.
Mr. Couzens; Committee on Banking and Currency, 4460.-Re-
ported back (S.Rept. 1261), 4565.-Passed Senate, 4691..-Re-
ferred · to House Committee on Banking and Currency, 4846.-
and passed House (H.Res. 396), 5022-5026.--Senate concurs in
House amendments, 5012.-Examined and signed, 5012, 5061.-
Presented to the President, 5019.-Approved [Public Resolu-
tion No. 58], 5192. .
S.J.Res. 257-~oviding for the investigation, survey, and report
of a contmuous water line from the James River in Virginia
to the New and Kanawha Rivers in West Virginia.
Mr. Neely; Committee on Commerce, 4566.
S.J.Res. 258-To change the name of B Street SW. in the District
of Columbia.
Mr. Capper; Committee on the District of Columbia, 4963.-Re-
ported back (S..Rept. 1359), 5447, 5448.
S.J.Res. 259-To amend the act entitled "An act to remove existing
discriminations incident to certain land grants and to subject
them to the same conditions that govern other land grants
of their class ", approved February 14, 1933.
Mr. Nye; read twice, considered, read the third time, and passed,
5013.-Passed House, 5287, 5288.-Examined and signed, 5298,
5397.-Presented to the President, 5347.-Approved [Public
Resolution No. 62]. 5450 .
S . J.Res. 260-To validate an act of the fourth special session of
the Twelfth Legislature of Puerto Rico entitled "An act au-
thorizing the Governor of Puerto Rico to guarantee repayment,
in the name of the people of Puerto Rico, of loans made by
the Reconstructin Finance Corporation to the agricultural
credit corporations of the island of Puerto Rico, and for other
purposes", approved October 21, 1932.
Mr. Bingham; Committee on Territories and Insular Affairs,
5297.-Reported back (S..Rept. 1329), considered, and passed
Senate, 5317.
S.J..Res. 261-Authorizing the Comptroller of the CUrrency to pre-
scribe regulations respecting the conduct of banking business
in the District of Columbia.
Mr. Copeland; Committee on the District of Columbia, 5448.-
Reported without amendment, considered, read the third time,
and passed Senate, 5446.-Debated in House, 5572.-Passed
House (under suspension of the rules), 5576.-Examined and
signed, 5522, 5596.-Presented to the President, 5655.-Ap-
proved (Public Resolution No. 70}, 5655.
S.J.Res. 262-To continue the joint resolution on veterans' benefits.
Mr. Walsh: read twice, considered, read the third time, and
passed Senate, 5661.-Debated in House, 5542.-Passed House
(under suspension of rules), 5545.-Examined and signed, 5522,
5596.-Presented to the President, 5655.-Approved [Public
Resolution No. 71], 5655.
S.J.Res. 263-To provide for checking accounts in Postal Savingf;
banks, and for other purposes.
Mr. Dill; Committee on Banking and Currency, 5460.
S . J.Res. 264--To strengthen the security of deposits in certain
banks, and for other purposes.
Mr. Gore; Committee on Banking and Currency, 5448.
S.J.Res. 265---Authorizing the acceptance by the United States of a
bust of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
Mr. Copeland; read twice, considerea, read the third time, and
passed Senate, 5448.-Passed House, 5581.-Examined and
signed, 5653, 5659.-Presented to the President, 5655.-Ap-
proved [Public Resolution No. 72], 5656.
 SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS
SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS
S.Con.Res. 36--Authorizing the appointment of a committee to
makP arrangements for the inauguration of the President
elect on March 4, 1933.
Mr. Moses; considered and agreed to, 102.-House concurs, 205.-
Committee appointed, 206, 232.
S.Con.Res. 37-Notifying France and other delinquent debtor na-
tions of the serious consequences of their failure to pay their
obligations to the United States.
Mr. McKellar; Committee on Foreign Relations, 1294.
S.Con.Res. 38--For a joint session of the two Houses for appro-
priate exercises in commemoration of the life, character, and
public service of the late President Calvin Coolidge.
Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts; Committee to Audit and Control
the Contingent Expenses of the Senate, 1714.-Reported with-
out amendment, considered, and agreed to, 1714.-House con-
curs, 1803.-Appointment of committee, 1855, 1873.
S.Con.Res. 39---Creating a joint committee to investigate the
advisability of abolishing the Department of Commerce.
Mr. Bratton; ordered to lie on the table, 1720.
S.Con.Res. 4Q-To authorize the printing of additional copies of
Senate Document No. 173, entitled " Offices and Positions Not
Under Civil Service Rules and Regulations."
Mr. Ashurst; Committee on Printing, 2255.
S.Con.Res. 41-Authorizing the enrollment with an amendment of
the bill (S. 5160) to provide for loans to farmers for crop
SENATE RESOLUTIONS
S.Res. 6Q-To hear and determine the contest of George M. Pritch-
ard against Josiah W. Bailey for a seat in the Senate from the
State of North Carolina.
Indefinitely postponed, 3666.
S.Res. 223-Authorizing the Committee on Indian Affairs to
employ a special assistant.
Reported with an amendment, considered, amended, and agreed
to, 5441.
S.Res. 226---To investigate activities in connection with the pro-
posed enlargement of the Yellowstone and Grand Teton
National Parks. ·
Reported with amendments and referred to the Committee to
Audit and Control the Contingent Expenses of the Senate,
1857.-Reported back without further amendment, considered,
amended, and agreed to, 3830.
S.Res. 246---Directing the Tariff Commission to investigate the
question of the necessity of a readjustment of the duties on
articles classified· in paragraphs 354 to 358, inclusive, of the
Tariff Act of 1930.
Report submitted (S.Rept. 1268), 4652.
S.Res. 255-To investigate tbe activities of the National Park
Service.
Referred to Senate Committee on Public Lands and Surveys, 952.
S.Res. 258-Favoring a limitation on attorney's fees in Senatorial
election contests.
Considered and agreed to, 174.
S.Res. 259-For the preparation of constitutional amendments
based on the declarations contained in the Republican and
Democratic national convention platforms respecting prohi-
bition.
Referred to Senate Committee on the Judiciary, 891.
S.Res. 263-To investigate conditions respecting the sale and dis-
tribution of dairy products in the District of Columbia.
Debated, 1180.
S.Res. 271-Authorizing an inquiry as to the amount of alcohol a
beverage may contain without being intoxicating.
Indefinitely postponed, 1169.
S.Res ..282-Relative to the death of Senator Charles W. Waterman,
of Colorado.
Mr. Costigan; considered and agreed to, 3.
S.Res.283-Relative to the death of Senator Wesley L. Jones, of the
State of Washington.
Mr. Dill; considered and agreed to, 4.
S.Res. 284-Notifying the President that a quorum of Congress has
assembled and is ready to receive any communication from
him.
Mr. Watson; considered and agreed to, 5.
S.Res. 285-Notifying the House that a quorum o! the Senate has
assembled.
Mr. Robinson of Arkansa~; considered and agreed to, 5.
S.Res. 286--Fixing the hour of daily meeting of the Senate.
Mr. McNary; considered and agreed to, 5.
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S.Con.Res. 41---Continued
production and harvesting during the year 1933, and for other
purposes.
Mr. Smith; considered and agreed to, 2507 .-House concurs, 2606.
S.Con.Res. 42-To compile, print, and bind the proceedings of
Congress in connection with the exercises in memory of the
late President Calvin Coolidge.
Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts; Committee on Printing, 3444.-Re-
ported back, considered, and agreed to, 3489.-Referred to
House Committee on Printing, 3734.-Reported with amend-
ments (H.Rept. 2043), considered, and agreed to as amended,
4208.-:-Senate concurs in House amendments, 4215.
S.Con.Res. 43-Correcting an error in the enrollment of the bill
(S. 4020) to give the Supreme Court of the United States
authority to prescribe rules of practice and procedure with
respect to proceedings in criminal cases after verdict.
Mr. Norris; considered and agreed to, 4653.-House concurs, 4766.
S.Con.Res. 44-Rescinding the action of the Speaker of the House
and the Vice President of the United States in signing the
enrolled bill H.R. 14500.
Mr. Capper; considered and agreed to, 5136.-House concurs,
5286.
S.Con.Res. 45-Authorizing the enrollment of H.R. 14359 with
certain changes.
Mr. Hastings; considered and agreed to, 5347.-House concurs,
5422.
60-299
.
S.Res. 287-Authorizing the employment of an additional assistant
clerk to the Committee on Banking and Currency.
Mr. Norbeck; Committee to Audit and Control the Contingent
Expenses of the Senate, 65.
S.Res.288-Relative to the death of Representative Henry st.
George Tucker, of Virginia.
Mr. Glass; considered and agreed to, 67.
S.Res. 289-Relative to the death of Representative Charles A.
Karch, of Illinois.
Mr. Glenn; considered and agreed to, 67.
S.Res. 29Q-Relative to the death of Representative J. Charles
Linthicum, of Maryland.
Mr. Tydings, considered and agreed to, 67.
S.Res. 291-Relative to the death of Representative James C. Mc-
Laughlin, of Michigan.
Mr. Vandenberg; considered and agreed to, 67.
S.Res. 292-Authorizing an investigation of the subject of the
utilization of the water resources of the San Pedro River in
Arizona.
Mr. Ashurst; Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation, 102.-
Reported back and referred to the Committee to Audit and
Control the Contingent Expenses of the Senate, 2801.-Re-
ported back, considered, and agreed to, 3830.
S .Res. 293-To investigate certain matters in connection with the
construction of the Hoover Dam.
Mr. Oddie; Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation, 102..-
Remarks and copy of resolution, 4137.-Debated, 5498.
S.Res. 294-To pay certain expenses incurred in connection with
the funeral of the late Senator Wesley L. Jones.
Mr. Dill; Committee to Audit and Control the Contingent Ex-
penses of the Senate, 102.-Reported back, considered, and
agreed to, 368.
S.Res. 295-To pay certain expenses incurred in connection with
the funeral of the late Senator Charles w. Waterman.
Mr. Costigan; Committee to Audit and Control the Contingent
Expenses of the Senate, 102.-Reported back, considered, and
agreed to, 368.
S.Res. 296--To pay to Mary F. McGrain a sum equal to 1 year's
salary of the late John J. McGrain.
Mr. Watson; Committee to Audit and Control the Contingent
Expenses of the Senate, 102.-Reported back, considered, and
agreed to, 368.
S.Res. 297-To investigate prices of agricultural implements.
Mr. Connally; Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, 102.
S.Res. 298-Directing the Tariff Commission to investigate produc-
tion costs of phosphates and superphosphate.
Mr. Walsh of Montana; agreed to, 162.
S.Res. 299-Disapproving the Executive orders dealing With reor-
ganization of the Government departments.
Mr. King; Committee on Appropriations, 304.
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300-341~ SENATE RESOLUTIONS
S.Res. 300---Authorizing an investigation of labor conditions pre-
vailing upon the Mississippi flood-control project.
Mr. Wagner; Committee on Commerce, 305.-Reported with
amendments (S.Rept. 1064) and referred to the Committee to
Audit and Control the Contingent Expenses of the Senate,
1781.-Debated, 3750.-Reported with amendment (S.Rept.
1064), 4313.--Considered, amended, and agreed to, 4691, 4692.
S.Res. 301-Authorizing the appointment of a special committee
to investigate the acts of certain officials in connection with
the deportation of the so-called .. bonus marchers" on July
28, 1932.
Mr. McKellar; ordered to lie on the table and to be printed,
304.-Debated. 367.-Referred to Senate Committee on Mili-
tary Affairs, 422.
S.Res. 302-To extend and continue Senate Resolution No. 248,
agreed to June 27, 1932, in full force and effect until Janu-
ary 10, 1933.
Mr. Capper; Committee to Audit and Control the Contingent
Expenses of the Senate, 367.-Reported back, considered, and
agreed to, 54~.
S.Res. 303-Requestlng a list from the Civil Service Commission
of all positions or places under the Federal Government not
under Civil Service rules and regulations.
Mr. McKellar; ordered to lie on the table and to be printed,
367.--Considered and agreed to, 1183.-(See S.Doc. 173), 1930.
S.Res. 304---Relative to the death of Hon. Daniel E. Garrett, late
a Representative from the State of Texas.
Mr. Sheppard; considered and agreed to, 394.
S.Res. 305--To print a revised edition of the Senate Rules and
Manual for the Seventy-third Congress.
Mr. Moses; Considered and agreed to, 422.
S.Res. 306-Requesting the retention of troops heretofore sta-
tioned at Camps Stephen D. Little and Harry J. Jones, Ariz.
Mr. Hayden; ordered to lie over under the rule, 502.-Referred
to Senate Committee on Military Affairs, 915.
S.Res. 307-To provide for supplementing and reprinting the com-
pilation of Federal laws relating to the regulation of carriers
subject to the Interstate Commerce Act.
Mr. Hawes; Committee on Printing, 722.
S.Res. 308--Creating a standing committee to be known as the
National Policy Committee, and defining its jurisdiction.
Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma; ordered to lie on the table, 822.
S.Res. 309-Requesting the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to
inform the Senate whether any loan has been made by it to
the Verde River Irrigation and Powtlr District, Arizona.
Mr. Ashurst; Comm.ittee on Banking and Currency, 891.
S.Res. 310---Relative to the advisability of the creation of addi-
tional foreign markets for American industrial and agricul-
tural products.
Mr. Copeland; Committee on Commerce, 891.
S.Res. 311-To suspend the operation of Executive order, dated
December 9, 1932, relating to vocational education.
Mr. Norbeck; ordered to lie on the table, 891.
S.Res. 312-Directing the Federal Trade Comm.ission to furnish
the Senate certain information concerning aviation companies
and air mail transport lines.
Mr. Nye; ordered to lie over under the rule, 952.-Indefinltely
postponed, 5212.
S.Res. 313-Disapproving so much of the Executive order of De-
cember 9, 1932, which proposes to transfer the General Land
Office from the Department of the Interior to the Department
of Agriculture.
Mr. Carey; Committee on Public Lands and Surveys, 952.
S.Res. 314---Relative to the sale of floor coverings of Senate Office
· Building.
Mr. Moses; considered and agreed to, 1162.
S. Res. 315--Providing for an investigation and study of the pres-
ent economic problems of the Un.ited States.
Mr. Harrison; Committee on Finance, 1266.-Reported with
amendment, 2253.--Considered, amended, and agreed to, 2596.
B.Res. 316-Authorizing the appointment of C. G. Marvel as a
messenger of the Senate.
Mr. Carey; Committee to Audit and Control the Contingent Ex-
penses of the Senate, 1266.
S.Res. 317-Relative to the death of Hon. Calvin Coolidge, late
President of the United States.
Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts; considered and agreed to, 1357.
S.Res. 318--To pay certain funeral expenses of the late President
Calvin Coolidge.
Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts; Committee to Audit and Control
the ?ontingent Expenses of the Senate; 1402.-Reported back,
considered, and agreed to, 1717.
S.Res. 319-Relative to the death of Hon. Samuel Austin Kendall,
late a Representative from the State of Pennsylvania.
Mr. Davis and Mr. Reed; considered and agreed to, 1429.
S.Res. 320---Relative to the death of Hon. Robert R. Butler, late a
Representative from the State of Oregon.
Mr. McNary; considered and agreed to, 1429.
S.Re~. 321-Favoring international negotiations looking to the dele-
galization and prohibition of war.
Mr. King; Committee on Foreign Relations, 14i9.
242
S.Res. 322-Authorlzlng a further expenditure 1n the investigation
of the matter of Federal aid to States wherein are located
Indian lands not subject to State taxation.
Mr. Frazier; Committee on Indian Affairs, 1623.-Reported with
amendment ( S .Rept. 1100) and referred to the Committee to
Audit and Control the Contingent Expenses of the Senate,
2131.-Reported back, considered, and agreed to, 3633.
S.Res. 323-Extending the time for making a general survey of the
condition of Indians 1n the United States, and providing for
payment thereof.
Mr. Frazier; Committee on Indian Affairs, 1623.-Reported with
amendment (S.Rept. 1101) and referred to the Committee to
Audit and Control the Contingent Expenses of the Senate,
2131.-Reported with amendment, considered, amended, and
agreed to, 3831.
S.Res. 324---Extending the time for a report by the Special Com-
mittee on Investigation of Campaign Expenditures.
Mr. Howell; considered and agreed to, 1719.
S.Res. 325-Calling for a report from the Tariff Commission of
relative imports of certain commodities for designated years,
and for certain other information concerning imports and
exports.
Mr. Costigan; Committee on Finance, 1719.-Reported with
amendments (S.Rept. 1106), 2253.--Considered, amended, and
agreed to, 2754.
S.Res. 326-Authorizing the appointment of a special committee to
investigate the attitude of so-called "big banking interests"
toward the Glass banking bill and also charges of lobbying in
connection with said bill.
Mr. Long; ordered to lie on the table, 1797.-Debated, 1910.
S.Res. 327-Instructing the Committee on Appropriations to reduce
the aggregate amount of appropriations for 1934 to a sum not
exceeding $2,949,100,000.
Mr. Tydings; ordered to lie on the table, 1798.
S.Res. 328--Authorizing the creation of a special committee to con-
sider and report plans for reducing the value of the dollar
and thereby increasing prices.
Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma; ordered to lie on the table, 1858.
S.Res. 329-To amend paragraph 1 of rule XIX of the Standing
Rules of the Senate relative to limitation of debate.
Mr. Hastings; ordered to lie on the table, 1933.
S.Res. 330---Limiting debate during the remainder of the Seventy-
second Congress.
Mr. Tydings; Committee on Rules, 1933.
S.Res. 331-To amend that part of rule xxn relating to cloture so
as to provide for adoption by a majority vote.
Mr. Robinson of Arkansas; Committee on Rules, 1933.
S.Res. 332-Favoring the negotiation of a multilateral treaty for the
reduction of milltary and naval expenditures and armaments.
Mr. Watson; Committee on Foreign Relations, 1991.
S.Res. 333-0pposing the letting of new air mail contracts or re-
newals or extensions of existing contracts until authorized by
Congress.
Mr. King; ordered to lie on the table, 2030.-Debated, 2597.
S.Res. 334--Calllng for an analysis of the import and export trade
with certain foreign countries, and for other information con-
cerning tariff problems.
Mr. Costigan; Committee on Finance, 2030.-Reported back (S.
Rept. 1107), 2253.-Considered and agreed to, 2754.
S.Res. 335--Directing the Tartlf Commission to investigate the dif-
ferences in the cost of production between domestic and for-
eign calf and kip upper leather.
Mr. Copeland; ordered to lie on the table, 2030.--Considered and
agreed to, 3750.
S.Res. 336-To print the hearings held before the Committee on
Banking and Currency on January 7, 1933, on the so-called
"Glass banking bill."
Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma; ordered to lie on the table, 2030.
S.Res. 337--Continuing the authority for the appointment of a per-
sonal messenger for Han. Thomas D. Schall, a Senator from
Minnesota.
Mr. Fess; Committee to Audit and Control the Contingent EX-
penses of the Senate, 2073.-Reported back, considered, and
agreed to, 3830.
S.Res. 338--To amend rule XVI so as to provide for the repre-
sentation of the Committee on Indian Affairs on certain con-
ference committees.
Mr. Frazier; Committee on Rules, 2133.
S.Res. 339--Calling for certain information from the Federal Trade
Commission concerning petroleum prices.
Mr. Thomas of Oklahoma; ordered to lie on the table, 2157.-
Considered, modified, and agreed to, 4959.
S.Res. 340---Increaslng the limit of expenditures by the special
committee investigating the conse!'vatlon of wild-animal life.
Mr. Walcott; Committee to Audit and Control the Contingent
Expenses of the Senate, 2344.-Reported with amendments,
considered, amended, and agreed to, 4889.
S.Res. 341-Authorizing the transmittal to the Michigan State
Library of certain original papers relating to admission of
Michigan into the Union.
Mr. Vandenberg; ordered to lie over under the rule, 2563.--Con-
sidered and agreed to, 3665.
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s.Res. 342--Respecting further payments from the United States
Treasury from the special deposit account created by the Set-
tlement of war Claims Act of 1928 prior to the completion of
the work of the Mixed Claims Commission, United States and
Germany.
Mr. Borah; Committee on Foreign Relations, 2563.
S.Res. 343-Declaring Thomas D. Schall to be a duly elected Sena-
tor from the State of Minnesota for the term beginning March
4, 1931.
Mr. Hebert, from Committee on Privileges and Elections, 2957.-
Considered and agreed to, 3544.
S.Res. 344---Authorizing the Committee on Interoceanic Canals to
hold hearings during the Seventy-second Congress.
Mr. Schall; Committee to Audit and Control the Contingent
Expenses of the Senate, 2958.-Reported without amendment,
3830, 3831.--Considered and agreed to, 4975.
S.Res. 345--To certify to the district attorneys of the District of
Columbia and the southern district of New York the proceed-
ings of the Senate in the matter of the Sergeant at Arms.
Mr. Walsh of Montana; Committee on the Judiciary, 3282.
S.Res. 346---To pay certain expenses incurred in connection with
the so-called "Pritchard-Bailey contested election case" from
North Carolina.
Mr. Moses, from the subcommittee of the Committee on Privi-
leges and Elections (S.Rept. 1151}, 3289.-Referred to the
Committee to Audit and Control the Contingent Expenses of
the Senate, 3289.-Reported with amendments, 4874.--Con-
sidered, amended, and agreed to, 5007.
S.Res. 347-To pay to Daisye L. Trammell a sum equal to 6 months'
compensation of the late Lee R. Trammell.
Mr. Fletcher; Committee to Audit and Control the Contingent
Expenses of the Senate, 3424.-Reported with amendment, con-
sidered, and agreed to, 3830.
S.Res. 348-To pay to Genevieve M. Colwell a sum equal to 1 year's
compensation of the late Eugene Colwell.
Mr. Kendrick; Committee to Audit and Control the Contingent
Expenses of the Senate, 3424.-Reported with amendment,
considered, and agreed to, 3830.
S.Res. 349--Creatlng a special committee of the Senate to investi-
gate air mail and ocean mall contracts.
Mr. Black; Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads, 3452.-
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1229) and referred to the
Senate Commitiee to Audit and Control the Contingent Ex-
penses of the Senate, 4179.-Reported back with an additional
amendment, 4874.--Considered, amended, and agreed to, 5008.
S.Res. 350--Calllng for a report from the Comptroller General of
savings to be effected by a revision of the accounting, pur-
chasing, and disbursing systems of the Governments of the
United States and the District of Columbia.
Mr. Wheeler; ordered to lie over under the rule, 3490.--Con-
sidered and agreed to, 3595.
S.Res. 351--Calling for reports from the heads of departments and
independent establishments of the Government of their vari-
ous functions.
Mr. Wheeler; ordered to lie over under the rule, 3490.--Consid-
ered and agreed to, 3595.-See page 4870.
S.Res. 352-Removing David S. Barry from the office of Sergeant
at Arms and Doorkeeper of the Senate.
Mr. Norris; considered and agreed to, 3511-3530.
S.Res. 353-To authorize the printing with illustrations of the
manuscript entitled "The American-Mexican Frontier: Nueces
County, Tex.", as a Senate document.
Mr. Hatfield; Committee on Printing, 3589.
S.Res. 354--To authorize the printing, with illustrations, of a re-
vised and corrected edition of Senate Document No. 10, Sev-
enty-first Congress, first session, entitled " Points of Historic
Interest in the National Capital", as a document.
Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts; considered and agreed to, 3664.
S.Res. 355--To authorize the printing, with illustrations, of the
Thirty-fifth Annual Report of the National Society of the
Daughters of the American Revolution as a Senate document.
Mr. Walsh of Massachusetts; considered and agreed to, 3664.
S.Res. 356--Calllng on the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for
copies of protests against a loan to the Camelback Water
Conservation District.
Mr. Ashurst; Committee on Banking and Currency, 3932.
S.Res. 357--Calllng on the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for
copies of protests against a loan to the Verde River Irrigation
and Power District.
Mr. Ashurst; Committee on Banking and Currency, 3932.
S.Res. 358-Requesting certain information concerning employees
and salaries under the jurisdiction of the Federal Farm Loan
Board, the Federal Farm Board, and the Secretary of Agricul-
ture.
Mr. Shipstead; ordered to live over under the rule, 3932.-Modi-
fied, 3933.--Considered and agreed to, 3997.
S.Res. 359-Directing the Tariff Commission to investigate the pro-
duction costs of ultramarine blue.
Mr. Barbour; Committee on Finance, 4115.-Debated, 5242.
342-380
S.Res. 360--Limiting debate during the remaind~r of the present
Congress.
Mr. Barkley; ordered to lie. over under the rule, 4115.-Debated,
4381.-Placed on the calendar, 4570.
S.Res. 361-Directing the Tariff Commisr;;ion to investigate the pro-
duction costs of cotton fishing nets and cotton fishing netting.
Mr. Austin; Committee on Finance, 4215.-Comm.ittee on Finance
discharged; considered and agreed to, 4790.
S.Res. 362-Relative to the death of Bon. Godfrey G. Goodwin,
late a Representative from the State of Minnesota.
Mr. Shipstead; considered and agreed to, 4252.
S.Res. 363-To investigate conditions in Soviet Russia with respect
to recognition of the Government of that country.
Mr. King; Committee on Foreign Relations, 4380.
S.Res. 364--Continuing Senate Resolution 42, providing for an in-
vestigation of the Federal Farm Board.
Mr. McNary; ordered to lie on the table, 4460.--Called from the
table, considered, and agreed to, 5441.
S.Res. 365--Directing the Tariff Commission to investigate com-
petitive conditions relating to the wood-pulp industry.
Mr. Dill; ordered to lie on the table, 4460.--Considered and
agreed to, 4692.
S.Res. 366---To pay to Matilda A. Barkley a sum equal to 6 months'
compensation of the late Joshua W. Barkley.
Mr. Frazier; Committee to Audit and Control the Contingent
Expenses of the Senate, 4566.-Reported back, 4874.--Con-
sidered and agreed to, 5009.
S.Res. 367-Directing the preparation of rules and regulations for
conducting election contests in the Senate.
Mr. Black; Committee on Privileges and Elections, 4653.
S.Res. 368-Requesting an opinion from the Attorney General as
to whether conventions for the consideration of the consti-
tutional amendment repealing the eighteenth amendment
should be called by the Congress or by the several States.
Mr. Ke~n; ordered to lie on the table, 4790.
S.Res. 369-Directing the Tariff Commission to investigate the
production costs of fresh cut fiowers.
Mr. Wagner; considered and agreed to, 4790.
S. Res·. 370--Directing the Tariff Commission to investigate the
production costs of goat, kid, and cabretta leathers.
Mr. Reed; ordered to lie on the table, 4875.
S.Res. 371-Further continuing Senate Resolution 84, to investi-
gate the practice of short selling on stock exchanges.
Mr. Costigan; ordered to lie over under the rule, 4875.--Con-
sidered and agreed to, 5212. .
S.Res. 372-To pay to Gladyce W. Simmons a sum equal to 6
months' compensation of the late Samuel B. Well.
Mr. Howell; Committee to Audit and Control the Contingent
Expenses of the Senate, 4963.-Reported back, considered, and
agreed to, 5441.
S.Res. 373-Authorizing the Committee on Banking and Currency
to hold hearings during the Seventy-third Congress.
Mr. Fletcher; CDmmittee to Audit and Control the Contingent
Expenses of the Senate, 4963.-Reported back, considered, and
agreed to, 5441.
S.Res. 374---Increaslng the limit of expenditures by the Special
Committee on Investigation of Campaign Expenditures and
authorizing the employment of counsel.
Mr. Carey; Special Committee on Investigation of Campaign
Expenditures, 5069.
S.Res. 875--Requesting the Postmaster General to postpone the
awarding of a contract for ocean mail service from Phila-
delphia-Baltimore to Liverpool-Manchester.
Mr. Black; ordered to lie over under the rule, 5114.-Debated,
5214, 5215, 5230, 5231, 5243, 5298, 5309.-Modified and agreed
to; preamble agreed to, 5310.
S.Res. 376---Calling for certain information from the Secretary of
Agriculture concerning the removal of restrictions on open-
market trading in grain futures on the Chicago Board of
Trade.
Mr. Wheeler; ordered to lie over under the rule, 5244.--Con-
sidered and agreed to; preamble agreed to, 5310.
S.Res. 377-Relative to the death of Senator Thomas J. Walsh, of
Montana.
Mr. Robinson of Arkansas; considered and agreed to, 5416.
S.Res. 378-Authorizing the Committee on Finance to conduct
certain investigations during the Seventy-third Congress.
Mr. Harrison; Committee to Audit and Control the Contingent
Expenses of the Senate, 5441.-Reported without amendment,
considered, and agreed to, 5441.
S.Res. 379-To pay certain funeral expenses of the late Senator
Thomas J. Walsh.
Mr. Wheeler; Committee to Audit and Control the Contingent
Expenses of the Senate, 5441.-Reported without amendment,
considered, and agreed to, 5441.
S.Res. 380--Authorizing the Secretary of the Senate to invite Mem-
bers elect of the House of Representatives and certain others
to attend the funeral of Hon. Thomas J. Walsh.
Mr. Wheel~r; considered and agreed to, 5452.
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92-1769 HOUSE BILLS
H.R. 92-To amend an act ·entitled "An act to provide compensa-
tion for employees of the United States suffering injuries
while in the performance of their duties, and for other pur-
poses", approved' September 7, 1916, and acts in amendment
thereof.
Debated, 3553.
H.R. 188--To extend the provisions of the Forest Exchange Act
approved March 20, 1922, to certain lands adjacent to the
Modoc National Forest, in the State of California.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1916), 2640.
H.R.189-To add certain lands to the Modoc National Forest, in
the State of California.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1917), 2640.-Debated, 4529, 4537.-
Amended and passed House, 4537.-Referred to Senate Com-
mittee on Public Lands and Surveys, 4566.-Reported back
(S.Rept. 1312), 4962.-Passed Senate, 5506.-Examined and
signed, 5653, 5658.-Presented to the President, 5665.-Ap-
proved [Public, No. 432].
H.R. 194--To amend section 6 of the national charter of the Great
Council of the United States of the Improved Order of Red
Men.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1253), 4459.-Passed Senate, 4986.-Ex-
amined and signed, 5061, 5063.-Presented to the President,
5187.-Approved [Public, No. 412], 5657.
H.R. 311-To approve Act No. 268 of the session laws of 1931 of
the Territory of Hawaii entitled "An act to authori.ze and pro-
vide for the manufacture, maintenance, distribution, and
supply of electric current for light and power within the
island of Molokai."
Reported back (H.Rept. 1839), 1546.-Passed House, 1904.-Re-
ferred to Senate Committee on Territories and Insular Affairs,
1933.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1135), 3141.-Passed Senate,
3753.-Exami.ned and signed, 3916, 3920.-Presented to the
President, 3990.-Approved [Public, No. 347), 4552.
H.R. 487-To authorize an appropriation for the purchase of. land
in South Dakota for use as camp sites or rifle ranges for the
National Guard of said State.
Debated, 695.
H.R. 554--For the relief of Henry C. Perrine.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1892), 2335.
H.R. 589-For the relief of Ernest. Linwood Stewart.
Debated, 3802. · H.R. 1778--For the relief of John S. Shaw.
H.R. 598---For the relief of William A. Reithel.
Debated, 4289.
H.R. 627-For the relief of the city of Glendale, Calif.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1447, pt. 2), 4554.
H.R. 636-To convey certain land in the county of Los Angeles,
State of CaU.fornia.
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1908), 2554.-Recommitted
to the Committee on Military Affairs, 2756.-Reported without
further amendment (H.Rept. 1954), 3235.-Laid on the table
(S. 5537 passed in lieu), 5406.
H.R. 637-To relinquish the title of the United States to certain
land in the county of Los Angeles, State of California.
Passed House, 4284.-Referred to Senate Committee on Public
Lands and Surveys, 4300.-Reported with amendment (S.Rept.
1311), 4962.-Amended and passed Senate, 5506.-House con-
curs in Senate amendment, 5660.
H.R. 657-For the relief of Peter Bess.
Leave to file supplemental report (H.Rept. 1022, pt. 2), 3015.-
Amended and passed House, 3644.-Referred to Senate Com-
mittee on Claims, 3664.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1333), 5296.-
Passed Senate, 5510.-Examined and sig_ned, 5653, 5658.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5665.-Approved (Priva~. No. 295].
H.R. 698--Authorizing the President to transfer and appoint Lt.
(Jr. Gr.) Arnold R. Kline, United States Navy, to the grade
of assistant paymaster with the rank of lieutenant (junior
grade) 1n the Supply Corps, United States Navy.
Passed House, 3223.-In Senate, placed on the calendar, 3242.-
Pa.ssed Senate (in · lieu of S. 4445), 3673.-Examined and
signed, 3845, 3920.-Presented to the President, 3917.-Ap-
proved [Private, No. 193], 4551.
H.R. 785--To reimburse Earl V. Larkin for injuries sustained by
the accidental discharge of a pistol in the hands of a soldier
in the United States Army.
Amended and passed House, 4859.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 4874.
H.R. 792-For the relief of William Joseph Vigneault.
Amended and passed House, 2705.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Naval Affairs, 2732.-Reported' with amendment (S.Rept.
1189), 3744.-Amended and passed Senate, 4969.-House con-
curs in Senate amendment, 5286.-Exam.ined and signed, 5297,
5397.-Presented to the President, 5397.-Pocket veto (Mar. 4).
H.R. 811-For the relief of Martha Edwards, Norfolk Protestant
Hospital, and Dr. Julian L. Rawls. . Debated, 2708, 3218.
Amended and passed House, 3712.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 3831.
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H.R. 913-For the relief of Charles W. Sumner.
Leave to file supplemental report (H.Rept. 979, pt. 2), 3015.-
Amended and passed House, 3229.-Referred to Senate Com-
mittee on Cla.ims, 3242.
H.R. 919-Fcir the relief of Charles J. Eisenhauer.
Debated, 4281.-Supplementary report (H..Rept. 1231, pt. 2), 4554.
H.R. 928--For the relief of Howard P. Milligan.
Debated, 3640.
H.R. 964-For the relief of Howard Emmett Tallmadge.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1073), 2029.
H.R. 973-For the relief of John L. Dunn.
Amended and passed House, 2716.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 2732.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1340), 5296.-
Passed Senate, 5511.-Examined and signed, 5653, 5658.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5665.-Approved (Private, No. 296).
H.R. 994--For the relief of Edna B. Wylie.
Reported back (H.Rept. 2157), 5188.
H.R. 995--Authorizing the President to order William H. Sage, Jr.,
before a retiring board for a hearing of his case and upon
the findings of such board determine whether or not he be
placed on the retired list with the ra~k and pay held by him
at the time of his resignation.
Debated, 3638.
H.R. 997-For the relief of William L. Jenkins.
Passed House, 3816.-Referred to Senate Committee on Claims,
3831.
H .R. 999-For the relief of Lewis E. Green.
Amended and passed House, 3816.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 3831.
H.R.1041-For the relief of Harry Gordon.
Debated, 4863.
H.R.l169-For the relief of the Monumental Stevedore Co.
Amended and passed House, 4295.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 4301.
H.R. 1171-For the relief of Helena C. VonGroning and Stephan
VonGroning.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1858), 1712.
H.R. 1177-For the relief of Peter E. Anderson.
Amended and passed House, 2705.-P..eferred to Senate Commit-
tee on Naval Affairs, 2732.
Passed Senate, 175.-Exam.ined and signed, 254, 283.-Presented
to the President, 283.-Approved (Private, No. 77], 448.
H.R.1203-For the relief of Edward J. O'Neil.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1342), 5296.-Debated, 5511.-Passed
Senate, 5512.-Examined and signed, 5653, 5658.-Presented
to the President, 5665.-Approved (Private, No. 297}.
H.R.1206--For the relief of George Beier.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1343), 5296.-Passed Senate, 5511, 5512.-
Exam.ined and signed, 5653, 5658.-Presented to the Presi-
dent, 5665.-Approved (Private, No. 298].
H.R. 1225---Authorizing the Secretary of the Navy, in his discretion,
to deliver to the custody of the Campus Martius Memorial
Museum, of the city of Marietta, Ohio, the silver service pre-
sented to the United States for the gunboat Marietta.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1039), 1551.-Passed Senate, 3673.-Ex-
amined and signed, 3845, 3916.-Presented to the President,
3917.-Approved [Public, No. 334), 4551.
H.R.1229-For the relief of George Johnson.
Debated, 3634, 3635.
H .R. 1264--For the relief of Henry Stanley Wood.
Debated, 2708.
H.R.143o--For the relief of Frank Fanning.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1974), 3419.
H.R. 1536-To provide for the appointment of a mmtary store-
keeper.
Debated, 3640.
H.R. 1567-'l'o reimburse Dominic Fracapane for injuries sustained
in an accident with a Government-owned motor truck.
Leave to file supplemental report (H.Rept. 1160, pt. 2), 3015.-
Debated, 3802.
H.R. 1579--For the relief of OrVille E. Clark.
Debated, 3817.
H.R. 1617-For the relief of John S. Abbott.
Debated, 4278.
H.R. 1709-For the relief of Burton Bowen.
Amended and passed House, 3223.-Referred to Senate Com-
mittee on Naval Affairs, 3242.
H..R.171o--For the relief of Raymond C. Bogart.
Amended and passed House, 3224.-Re!erred to Senate Com-
mittee on Naval Affairs, 3242.
H.R. 1767-For the relief of Pete Jelovac.
H.R. 1769-For the relief of Joseph Watkins.
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1929), 2723.
 HOUSE BILLS
H.R. 180~For the relief of M. Aileen Offerman.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1448, pt. 2), 4554.
H.R. 1825-For the relief of William M. Stoddard.
Amended and passed House, 3732.-Referred to Senate Com-
mittee on Milit ary Affairs, 3831.
H.R. 1842-For the relief of William H. Ames.
Debated, 3644.
H.R.1866-Grant1ng a pension to Margaret M. Warner.
Reference changed to Committee on Pensions, 40.
H.R. 1905-For the relief of Mary E. Dawley.
Amended and passed House, 3635.-Referred to Senate Com-
mittee on Claims, 3664.
H.R. 193~For the relief of Sydney Thayer, Jr.
Amended and passed House, 2705.-Referred to Senate Com-
mittee on Naval Affairs, 2732.-Reported with amendment
(S.Rept. 1191), 3744.-Amended and passed Senate, 4970.-
House concurs in Senate amendment, 5286.-Examined and
signed, 5297, 5397.-Presented to the President, 5397.-Ap-
proved [Private, No. 238], 5657.
H.R. 1938--For the relief of Katherine G. Taylor.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1179, pt. 2), 4554.-Passed House,
3807.-Referred to Senate Committee on Claims, 3831.
H.R. 1950-For the relief of Lottie Bryant Steel.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1516, pt. 2), 4554.
H.R. 2045-For the relief of Frances 0. Sperry.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1328, pt. 2), 4554.-Debated, 4849.
H .R. 2049-For the relief of James E. Westcott.
Reported back (H.Rept. 2099), 4865.
H.R. 2065-For the relief of the Great Western Coal Mines Co.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1048), 1622.-Passed Senate, 3675.-Ex-
amined and signed, 3845, 3916.-Presented to the President,
3917.-Approved [Private, No. 202], 4552.
H.R. 2088-For the relief of John J. Foley.
Debated, 4847.
H.R. 2103-For the relief of St. Ludgers Catholic Church, of Ger-
mantown, Henry County, Mo.
Remarks, 4291.
H.R. 2157-For the relief of Arthur I. Neville.
Amended and passed House, 4848.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Military Affairs, 4875.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1362),
5448.-Passed Senate, 5487 .-Examined and signed, 5653,
5658.-Presented to the President, 5665.-Approved [Private,
No. 299].
H.R. 218~For the relief of T. Perry Higgins.
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1866), 1833.
H.R. 2188--For the relief of Arthur K. Finney.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1180, pt. 2), 4554.-Amended
and passed House, 3807 .-Referred to Senate Committee on
Claims, 3831.
H.R. 2213-For the relief of Harvey Collins.
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1227), 4114.-Debated,
4981.-Amended and passed Senate, 5513.
H.R. 2217-For the relief of the Bethel Cemetery Co., the Presby-
terian Church, Harold S. Stubbs, George Morgan, Edward
Stapp, William J. Howard, David J. Seacord, Mary L. Mcintire,
Emma E. Foard, Herbert C. Hannigan, Sisters of St. Baisl,
Edward Bedwell, and Rachel A. Loveless.
Amended and passed House, 3644.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on · Claims, 3664.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1344), 5296.-
Passed Senate, 5512.-Examined and signed, 5653, 5658.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5665.-Approved [Private, No. 300].
H.R. 2245-For the relief of Stella E. Whitmore.
Reported back (H.Rept. 2158), 5188.
H.R. 2246-For the relief of John G. Dwyer.
Debated, 4279.
H .R. 2294-For the relief of C. A. Cates.
Amended and passed House, 2720.-Referred to Senate Commit-
t ee on Claims, 2732.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1347), 5297.-
Passed Sen ate, 5512.-Examined and signed, 5653, 5658.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5665.-Approved [Private, No. 301].
H.R. 2319-To investigate the claims of and to enroll certain per-
sons, if entitled, with the Omaha Tribe of Indians.
Debated, 3641.
H .R. 2394-For the relief of Wade Dean.
Reported back (H.Rept. 2113), 4956.
H.R. 2445-For the relief of Clarence R. Killion.
Laid on the table (S. 2148 passed in lieu), 3732, 3733.
H.R. 2453-For the relief of Mary E. Roney.
Deba ted, 4294.-Bupplementary report (H.Rept. 1303, pt. 2),
4554.
H.R. 2462-For the relief of Thelma Lucy Rounds.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1930) , 2723.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1930, pt. 2), 4554.
H.R. 2481-Making appropriation to restore water of high mineral
content on land owned and controlled by the Federal Govern-
ment.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1720, pt. 2), 4554.
H.R. 249~For the relief of Joseph Dumas.
Reported with amendments (H.Rept. 2114), 4956.
1806-3033
H.R. 2531-For the relief of Frank Wilkins.
Debated, 3710.
H.R. 2597-For the relief of the Farmers & Merchants National
Bank, of Gilmer Tex.
Amended and passed House, 3635.
Referred to Senate Committee on Claims, 3664.
H.R. 2599-For the relief of Henry Dixon Linebarger. -
Reported back (S.Rept. 1074), 2029.
Amended and passed Senate, 3679.
House concurs in Senate amendment, 5286.
Examined and signed, 5297, 5397.
Presented to the President, 5397.
Approved [Private, No. 239], 5657.
H.R. 2601:-For the relief of William Mathew Squires.
Amended and passed House, 4287.
Referred to Senate Committee on Military Atiairs, 4301.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1295), 4874.
Passed Senate, 5010.
Examined and signed, 5117, 5186.
Presented to the President, 5289.
Approved [Private, No. 227], 5657.
H.R. 2609-For the relief of Anna Volker.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1466, pt. 2), 4554.
H.R. 2698--For the relief of Arabella E. Bodkin.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1822), 1395.
H.R. 2730-For the relief of Willard F. Holteen.
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1829), 1395.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1829, pt. 2), 4554.
H.R. 2757-For the relief of Jack Schneider.
Passed Senate as amended, 5512.
House concurs in Senate amendment, 5659.
Examined and signed, 5653, 5658.
Presented to the President, 5665.
Approved [Private, No. 302].
H.R. 2771-To authorize the Secretary of the Navy to dedicate to
the city of Philadelphia, for street purposes, a tract of land
situate in the city of Philadelphia and State of Pennsylvania.
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1861), 1778.
H.R. 2803-For the relief of John S. Stotts, deceased.
Passed House as amended, 4279.
Referred to Senate Committee on Military Affairs, 4301.
/
Reported back (S.Rept. 1309), 4962.
Passed Senate, 5506.
Examined and signed, 5653, 5658.
Presented to the President, 5665.
Approved [Private, No. 303].
H.R. 2810-For the relief of William Sheldon.
Leave to file supplemental report (H.Rept. 1074, pt. 2), 3015.
Amended and passed House, 3713.
Referred to Senate Committee on Claim."s, 3831.
H.R. 2811-For the relief of C. W. Moonery.
Reported with amendment (H.Rept . .2134), 5061.
H.R. 2814-For the relief of Bernard McShane.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1661, pt. 2), 4554.
H.R. 2844-For the relief of Elmo K. Gordon.
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1033), 1551.-Amended and
passed Senate, 3672.-House concurs in Senate amendment,
5286.-Examined and signed, 5297, 5397.-Presented to the
President, 5397.-Approved [Private, No. 240], 5657.
H.R. 2872-For the relief of the Dongji Investment Co., Ltd.
Debated, 3641.-Amended · and passed House, 3652.-Referred to
Senate Committee on Claims, 3664.-Reported back (S.Rept.
1233), 4214.-Passed Senate, 4981.-Examined and signed,
5061, 5063.-Presented to the President, 5187.-Approved [Pri-
vate, No. 228], 5657.
H.R. 2907-For the relief of Walter Sam Young.
Amended and passed House, 2705.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Na val Affairs, 2732.-Reported with amendment (S.Rept.
1320), 5068.-Amended and passed Senate, 5507.-House con-
curs in Senate amendment, 5606.-Examined and signed, 5653,
5658.-Presented to the President, 5665.-Approved [Private,
No. 304].
H.R. 2917-For the relief of Primo Tiburzio.
Amended and passed House, 2709.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 2732.
H.R. 292~For the r~lief of R. K. Miller, J. M. Grigg, S. F. Gay-
lord, M. D. Boyce, William T. Bryan, Joel Duke, 0. D. Hart-
man, M. C. Boyette, and C. C. Butler.
Reported back (H.Rept. 2159), 5188.
H.R. 2935-For the relief of J. R. Reimer.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1330}, 5296.-Passed Senate, 5525.-Ex-
amined and signed, 5653, 5658.-Presented to the President,
5665.-Approved [Private, No. 305).
H.R. 2978--For the relief of Russell H. Lindsay.
Debated, 3224.
H.R. 3033-For the relief of Ida E. Godfrey and others.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1046), 1551.-Passed Senate, 3750.-Ex-
amined and signed, 3916, 3920.-Presented to the President,
3990.-Approved [Private, No. 203], 4552.
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H.R. 3036--For the relief of Florence Mahoney.
Amended and passed House, 3731.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 3831.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1264), 4652.-
Passed Senate, 4988.-Examined and signed, 5061, 5063.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5187.-Approved [Private, No. 241},
5657.
H.R. 3037-For the relief of James J. Gianaros.
Debated, 3723.
H.R. 3044-For the relief of Anthony Hogue.
Amended and passed House, 2716.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 2732.
H.R. 3045--For the relief of Gustav Welhoelter.
Amended and passed House, 2716.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 2732.
H.R. 3257-For the relief of Barney E. Wells.
Reference changed to Committee on Naval Aifairs, 2640.
H.R. 3321-For the relief of R. S. Howard Co., Inc.
Debated, 2709.
H.R. 3459--For the relief of Leonard Theodore Boice.
Debated. 4279.
H.R. 3607-For the relief of Dr. M. M. Brayshaw.
Amended and passed House, 3713.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 3831.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1232), 4214.-
Passed Senate, 4481.-Examined and signed, 5061, 5063.-Pre-
sentad to the President, 5187.-Approved [Private, No. 229],
5657.
H.R. 3611-For the relief of George Caldwell.
Debated, 3647.
H.R. 3625--For the relief of Cora A. Bennett.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1496, pt. 2), 4554:.
H.R. 3626--For the relief of John I. Lowe.
Amended and passed House, 3222.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 3242.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1348), 5297.-
Passed Senate, 5512.-Examined and signed, 5653, 5658.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5665.-Approved [Private, No. 306].
H.R. 3627-For the relief of James Wallace.
Amended and passed House, 2710.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Military .Aifairs, 2732.
H.R. 3694-For the relief of Ada B. (Gould) Gollan.
Leave to file supplemental report (H.Rept. 1137, pt. 2), 3015.-
Amended and passed House, 3727.-Referred to Senate Com-
mittee on Claims, 3831.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1334), 5296.-
Passed Senate, 5510.-Examined and signed, 5653, 5658.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5665.-Approved [Private, No. 307}.
H.R. 3727-For the relief of Mary Elizabeth Fox.
Amended and passed House, 3718, 3719.-Referred to Senate
Committee on Claims, 3831.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1265),
4652.-Passed Senate, 4988.-Examined and signed, 5061,
5063.-Presented to the President, 5187.-Approved [Private,
No. 230], 5657.
H.R. 3801-For the relief of Robert Whitley Miller.
Debated, 4858.
H.R. 3840-For the relief of Oswald H. Halford, Hunter M. Henry,
William C. Horne, Rupert R. Johnson, David L. Lacey, William
Z. Lee, Fenton F. Rodgers, Henry Freeman Seale, Felix M.
Smith, Edwin C. Smith, Robert S. Sutherland, and Charles G.
Ventress.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1663, pt. 2), 4554.
H.R. 3848-For the relief of Ed Symes and wife, Elizabeth Symes,
and certain other citizens of the State of Texas.
Supplementary report, 4554.-Amended and passed House, 3807.-
Referred to Senate Committee on Claims, 3831.-Reported
back (S.Rept. 1339), 5296.
H.R. 3905--For the relief of Maj. L. D. Worsham.
Leave to file supplemental report (H.Rept. 980, pt. 2), 3015.-
Amended and passed House, 3230.-Referred to Senate Com-
mittee on Claims, 3242.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1234), 4214.-
Passed Senate, 4982.-Examined and signed, 5061, 5063.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5187.-Approved [Private, No. 242],
5657.
H.R. 3928-For the relief of Addie I. Tryon and Lorin H. Tryon.
Leave to file supplemental report (H.Rept. 935, pt. 2), 3015.-
Debated, 3220.
H.R. 3969--For the relief of John P. Leonard.
Amended and passed House, 4287.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Military Atiairs, 4301.
H.R. 4039-For the relief of Herman H. Bradford.
Reported with amendments (S.Rept. 1003), 233.-Amended and
passed Senate, 1181.-House concurs in Senate amendments,
5286, 5287.-Examined and signed, 5297, 5397.-Presented to
the President, 5397.-Approved (Private, No. 243], 5657.
H.R. 4040-For the relief of Horace G. Knowles.
Debated, 3803.
H.R. 4045--For the relief of Carl L. Bernau.
Debated, 4859.
H.R. 4064--For the relief of Sarah Maddocks Ferguson.
Debated, 3808.--Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1182, pt. 2),
4554.
H.R. 4067-For the relief of John Pitkanen.
Debated, 3803.
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H.R. 4109--For the relief of Abram L. Gerson (Abe A. Gerson).
Debated, 4283.
H.R. 4154--For the relief of Ruby F. Voiles.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1329, pt. 2), 4554.
H.R. 4352-For the relief of Luke Francis Brennan.
Reported back (H.Rept. 2008), 3918.
H.R. 4368-For the relief of the widow of George w. McDonald.
Reported with amendments (S.Rept. 1148), 3242.-Amended and
passed Senate, 3756.-House agrees to Senate amendments
4180.-Examined and signed, 4213, 4277.-Presented to th~
President, 4277.-Approved [Private, No. 215], 5656.
H.R. 4395--For the relief of Harry C. Anderson.
Amended and passed House, 4293.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Military Affairs, 4301.
H.R. 4624--To amend the Judicial Code by adding a new section, to
be numbered 2740.
Passed House, 697.-Referred to Senate Committee on the
Judiciary, 722.
H.R. 4557-To authorize the disposition of the naval ordnance
plant, South Charleston, W.Va., and for other purposes.
Debated, 1883.-Amended and passed House, 1884.-In Senate,
placed on the calendar, 1933.-Debated, 3676.
H.R. 4844-For the relief of the Noank Shipyard, Inc.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1823), 1395.
H.R. 4910-For the relief of Gust J. Schweitzer.
Amended and passed Senate, 174, 175.-House concurs in Senate
amendments, 5393.-Examined and signed, 5425, 5428.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5539.-Approved [Private, No. 280]
5658. '
H.R. 4973--For the relief of Lyman D. Drake, Jr.
Debated, 3636.
H.R. 5070-To authorize the Secretary of the Interior to lease
concessions on reservoir sites and other lands in connection
with Indian irrigation projects.
Reported with amendments (H.Rept. 1939), 2790.-Debated,
4530.-Amended and passed House, 5282.-Referred to Senate
Committee on Indian .Aifairs, 5297.
H.R. 5140-For the relief of the estate of John T. Lynch, deceased.
Debated, 4848. ·
H.R. 5150-For the relief of Annie M. Eopolucci.
Amended and passed House, 3649.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 3664.-Reported with amendment (S.Rept.
1266), 4652.-Amended and passed Senate, 4988.-House con-
curs in Senate amendment, 5287 .-Examined and signed,
5297, 5397.-Presented to the President, 5397.-Approved
[Private, No. 244], 5657. ·
H.R. 5151-For the relief of the heirs of the late Frank J.
Simmons.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1794), 534.
H.R. 5171-For -the relief of G. T. Fleming.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1666, pt. 2), 4554.
H.R. 5173-For the relief of J. B. Trotter.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1667, pt. 2), 4554.
H.R. 5214-For the relief of Withycombe Post No. 11, American
Legion, Corvallis, Oreg.
Passed House, 4850.-Referred to Senate Committee on Claims,
4875.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1332), 5296.-Passed Senate,
5514.-Examined and signed, 5653, 5658.-Presented to the
President, 5665.-Approved [Private, No. 308].
H.R. 5256--For the restitution of employees of the post office at
Detroit, Mich.
Passed Senate, 176.-Examined and signed, 254, 283.-Presented
to the President, 283.-Approved [Private, No. 178], 710, 711.
H.R. 5261-For the relief of Sard S. Reed.
Amended and passed House, 3636.-Reconsidered, amended, and
passed House, 3637.-Referred to Senate _Committee on Claims,
3932.
H.R. 5269--For the relief of Moses Israel.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1598, pt. 2), 4554.
H.R. 5270-For the relief of Estelle M. Gardiner.
Amended and passed House, 3648.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 3664.
H.R. 5329-To amend section 24 of the act approved February 28,
1925, entitled "An act to provide for the creation, organiza-
tion, administration, and maintenance of a Naval Reserve and
a Marine Corps Reserve ", as amended by the act of March
2, 1929.
Passed House, 3553.-Referred to Senate Committee on Naval
Affairs, 3589.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1174), 3664.-Passed
Senate, 3762.-Examined and signed, 3916, 3920.-Presented to
the President, 3990.-Approved (Public, No. 335], 4551.
H.R. 5367-For the relief of Jerry V. Crane.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1303), 4962.-Passed Senate, 5011.-Ex-
amined and signed, 5117, 5186.-Presented to the President,
5289.-Approved [Private, No. 231], 5657.
H.R. 5391-For the relief of George L. Stone.
Reported back (H.Rept. 2115), 4956.
H.R. 5392-For the relief of James L. Barnett.
Reported back (H. Rept. 2116), 4956.
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H.R. 5444-To provide an additional appropriation as the result of H.R. 6275-For the relief of Howard McKee.
a reinvestigation, pursuant to the act of February 2, 1929
(45 Stat., p. 2047, pt. 2), for the payment of claims of persons
who suffered ' property damage, death, or personal injury due
to the explosions at the naval ammunition depot, Lake Den-
mark, N.J., July 10, 1926.
Debated, 3642, 3651.-Amended and passed House, 3652.-Re-
ferred to Senate Committee on Claims, 3664.-Reported back H.R. 6292-To prevent professional prize fighting and to authorize
(S.Rept. 1336), 5296.-Passed Senate, 5510.-Examined and
signed, 5653, 5658.-Presented to the President, 5666.-Ap-
proved [Private, No. 309].
H.R. 5457-For the relief of M. R. Welty.
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1942), 2943.
H.R. 5548--For the relief of George Brackett Cargill, deceased.
Amended and passed House, 2706.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Naval .Affairs, 2732.-Reported with amendment (S.Rept.
1187), 3744.-Amended and passed Senate, 4969.-House con-
curs in Senate amendment, 5286.-Examined and signed, 5297,
5397.-Presented to the President, 5397.-Pocket veto (Mar. 4). H.R. 6402-To further regulate banking, banks, trust companies,
H.R. 5642--To authorize and direct the transfer of Widows Island,
Maine, by the Secretary of the Navy to the Secretary of Agri-
culture for administration as a migratory-bird refuge.
Laid on the table (S. 1863 passed in lieu), 694.
H.R. 5704-Authorizing the Secretary of War, under the direction
of the President, to order Joseph E. Myers, major, United H.R. 6409-For the relief of William Joseph LaCarte.
States Army, retired, before a retiring board for a rehearing
of his case and upon the findings of such board either confirm
his retirement under the provisions of section 24-b, act of
Congress of June 4, 1920, or place him on the retired list as
provided by section 1251 of the Revised Statutes for disability
incurred in line of duty.
Debated, 3646.
H.R. 5706-For the relief of Myrtle Anderson.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1867), 1833.
H.R. 5769-Authorizing the President of the United States to pre- H.R. 6435-Authorizing the relief of the McNeill-Allman Construc-
sent, in the name of Congress, a Medal of Honor to Thoro~ H.
Laird.
Debated, 3728.
H.R. 5770-For the relief of George Tatum.
Debated, 3731.
H.R. 5774-For the relief of Martin-Walsh, Inc.
Debated, 4860.
H.R. 5786-For the relief of Essie Finger.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1040), 1551.-Passed Senate, 3673.-Ex-
am.ined and signed, 3845, 3916.-Presented to the President,
3917.-Approved [Private, No. 204]. 4552.
H.R. 5801-For the relief of Clyde W. Edwards.
Passed House, 3721.-Referred to Senate Committee on Claims,
3831.
H.R. 5823-To increase the motor-vehicle fuel tax in the District H.R. 6484-To grant lands in Alaska to the Yakutat and Southern
of Columbia, and to provide for the better administration
thereof.
Reported with amendments (S.Rept. 1152), 3351.-Debated, 3757,
3758.
H.R. 5846-Authorizing the District Court of the United States for
the Eastern District of Oklahoma to hear and determine cer-
tain claims of the Seminole Nation or Tribe of Indians.
Debated, 1877.-Laid on the table (S. 4340 passed in lieu), 1878.
H.R. 5900-For the relief of H. A. Soderberg.
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1966), 3342.
H.R. 5947-For the relief of John Moore.
Amended and passed House, 3721.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 3831.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1349), 5297.
H.R. 5950-For the relief of Adriam M. Finney and others.
Debated, 3711.
H.R. 5898--For the relief of John O'Neil.
Amended and passed House, 3225.
Referred to Senate Committee on Naval Affairs, 3242.-Reported
with amendment (S.Rept. 1172), 3664.-Amended and passed
Senate, 3762.-House concurs in Senate amendment, 5285.-
Examined and signed, 5297, 5397.-Presented to the President,
5397.-Approved [Private, No. 247]. 5658.
H.R. 6017-To amend section 24 of the Trading with the Enemy
Act, as amended.
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 2109) , 4956.
H.R. 6126-For the relief of Oscar P. Cox.
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1967), 3342.
H.R. 6143-For the relief of the Lower Vein Coal Co.
Debated, 3714.
H.R. 6184-For the improvement of the inland waterway from Nor-
folk , Va., to Beaufort Inlet, N.C.
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1123), 2644.-Minority
views (S.Rept. 1123, pt. 2), 2644.-Amended and passed Sen- H.R. 6733-For estimates necessary for the proper maintenance of·
ate, 5524.-House agrees to Senate amendments, 5602.-Ex-
amined and signed, 5653, 5658.-Presented to the President,
5666.-Approved (Public, No. 433].
H.R. 6270-For the relief of Alexander F. Sawhill.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1300), 4874.-Passed Senate, 5011.-Ex-
amined and signed, 5117, 5186.-Presented to the President, H.R. 6759-For the relief of Jacob Durrenberger.
5289.-Approved [Private, No. 232}, 5657.
5~44-6759
Amended and passed House, 3645.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 3664.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1350), 5297.-
Passed Senate, 5512.-Examined and signed, 5653, 5658.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5666.-Approved [Private, No. 310].
H.R. 6283-For the relief of William J. Cocke.
Debated, 3652.
amateur boxing in the District of Columbia, and for other
purposes.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1821), 1395.-Passed House, 3979.-Re-
ferred to Senate Committee on the District of Columbia,
3997.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1230), 4179.
H.R. 6381-For the relief of Escha Whittington Casey.
Amended and passed House, 3714.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 3831.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1338), 5296.-
Passed Senate, 5511.-Examined and signed, 5653, 5658.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5666.-Approved [Private, No. 311].
and building and loan associations in the District of Columbia,
and for other purposes.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1326), 5296.-Debated, 5507, 5508.-
Passed Senate, 5515.-Examined and signed, 5653, 5658.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5666.-Approved [Public, No. 434].
Amended and passed House, 2706.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Naval Affairs, 2732.-Reported with amendment (S.Rept.
1190), 3744.-Amended and passed Senate, 4970.-House con-
curs in Senate amendment, 5286.-Examined and signed, 5397,
5428.-Presented to the President, 5539.-Approved [Private,
No. 281], 5658.
H.R. 6424-Granting jurisdiction to the Court of Claims to hear
the case of David A. Wright.
Debated, 2709, 2711, 2720.
tion Co., Inc., of W. E. McNeill, Lee Allman, and John Allman.
stockholders of the McNeill-Allman Construction Co., Inc., and
W. E. McNeill, dissolution agent of McNeill-Allman Construc-
tion Co., to sue in the United States Court of Claims.
Debated, 3651.
H.R. 6449-For the relief of Lettie Leverett.
Debated, 4863, 4864.
H.R. 6456-To amend section 98 of the Judicial Code, as amended.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1218); passed Senate, 3996.-Examined
and signed, 4209, 4213.-Presented to the President, 4277.-
Approved [Public, No. 364], 5656.
H.R. 6461-For the relief of Frank D. Whitfield.
Amended and passed House, 3801.-Referred to Senate Com-
mittee on Military Affairs, 3831.
Railway, a Washington corporation authorized to carry on its
business in the Territory of Alaska.
Amended and passed House, 4863.-Referred to Senate Com-
mitt ee on Public Lands and Surveys, 4875.-Reported back
(S.Rept. 1313), 4962.-Debated, 5506.
H.R. 6490-Authorizing the erection of a memorial to Brig. Gen.
Casimir Pulaski at Savannah, Ga.
Debated, 3560.-Amended and passed House, 5281.-Referred to
Senate Committee on the Library, 5297.
H.R. 6545-For the relief of Hal B. Carthron.
Reference changed to Committee on Naval .Affairs, 3735.
H.R. 6572--For the relief of the Terrell Military College of Terrell,
Tex.
Reported back (H.Rept. 20'70), 4452.
H.R. 6618--For the relief of Lissie Maud Green.
Amended and passed House, 3711.-Referred to Senate Com-
mittee on Claims, 3831.
H.R. 6637-Authorizing the President to present a medal of honor
to Richmond Pearson Hobson.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1041), 1551.-Passed Senate, 3673.-
Examined and signed, 3845, 3916.-Presented to the President,
3917.-Approved [Private, No. 194], 4551.
H.R. 6684-To authorize the Secretary of the Interior to modify the
terms of existing contracts for the sale of timber on Indian
land when it is in the interest of the Indians so to do.
Debated, 692, 1871.-Amended and passed House, 1872.-Referred
to Senate Committee on Indian Affairs, 1933.-Reported with
amendments (S.Rept. 1281), 4789.-Am.ended and passed Sen-
ate, 5004.-House agrees to the amendments of the Senate
nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 9; agrees to Senate amendment
no. 8 with an amendment, 5393.-Benate agrees to House
amendment to Senate amendment no. 8, 5451.-Exam.ined and
signed, 5596, 5653.-Presented to the President, 5666.-Ap-
proved [Public, No. 435].
the flood-control works at Lowell Creek, Seward, Alaska.
Passed House, 1900.-Referred to Senate Committee on Com-
merce, 1933.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1137), 3141.-Passed Sen-
ate, 3753.-Examined and signed, 3916, 3920.-Presented to the
President, 3990.-Approved [Public, No. 336], 4551.
Suoolementary report (H.Uept. 1332, pt. 2), 4554.
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H.R. 6773-Authorizing the reimbursement of Edward B. Wheeler
and the State Investment Co. for the loss of certain lands in
the Mora Grant, N.Mex.
Debated, 3231.
H.R. 6774--To authorize amendment of the act of February 25,
1927, for the payment of damages caused by reason of the
overflow of the Rio Grande on August 17, 1921.
Amended and passed House, 3808.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 3831.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1337), 5296.-
Passed Senate, 5511.-Examined and signed, 5653, 5658.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5666.-Approved [Private, No. 312}.
HR. 6785-For the relief of Jose Ramon Cordova.
Debated, 3810.-Am.ended and passed House, 3812.-Referred to
Senate Committee on Claims, 3831.
H.R. 6825-For the relief of Harry E. Blomgren.
Laid on the table (S. 2680 passed in lieu), 5399, 5400.
H.R. 6851-To reimburse Gottleib Stock for losses of real and per-
sonal property by fire caused by the negligence of two prohibi-
tion agents.
Amended and passed House, 2721.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 2732.
H.R. 6872-For the relief of Elbert L. Grove.
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1818), 1325.
H.R. 6890--For the relief of the Northwest Missouri Fair Associa-
tion, of Bethany, Harrison County, Mo.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1469, pt. 2), 4554.
HR. 6933-For the relief of Zoe A. Tilghman.
Amended and passed House, 4285.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 4301.
H .R. 6975-For the relief of Rufus Hunter Blackwell, Jr.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1185, pt. 2), 4554.
H.R. 7038--For the relief of Frances Southard.
Amended and passed House, 3643.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 3664.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1345), 5296.-
Passed Senate, 5512.-Examined and signed, 5653, 5658.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5666.-Approved [Private, No. 313].
H.R. 7040--For the relief of Sadie Bermi.
Amended and passed House, 3804.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 3831.-Reported with amendment (S.Rept.
1341), 5296.-Am.ended and passed Senate, 551L-House con-
curs in Senate amendment 5659.-Examined and signed, 5653,
5658.-Presented to the President, 5666.-Approved [Private,
No. 314].
H.R. 7046--For the relief of John S. Cathcart.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1524, pt. 2), 4554.
H.R. 7096-For the relief of the Dallas County Chapter of the
American Red Cross.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1797), 607.--supplementary report
(H.Rept. 1797, pt. 2), 4554.
H.R. 7121-To repeal obsolete statutes and to improve the United
States Code. · H.R. 7506-To repeal an ordinance enacted by the Isthmian Canal
Reported back (S.Rept. 1206), 3829.-Passed Senate, 4974.-Ex-
amined and signed, 5061, 5063.-Presented to the President,
5187.-Approved (Public, No. 378], 5657.
H.R. 7128-For the relief of Della O'Brien.
Amended and passed House, 3649.-Referred to Senate Com-
mittee on Claims, 3664.-Reported back (SRept. 1351),
5296.-Passed Senate, 5525.-Ex:amined and signed, 5653,
5658.-Presented to the President, 5666.-Approved [Private,
No. 315].
H.R. 7176-For the relief of Stuart L. Ritz.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1304), 4962.-Debated, 5011.-Passed
Senate, 5506.-Ex:amined and signed, 5653, 5658.-Presented to
the President, 5666.-Approved [Private, No. 316].
H.R. 7174--For the relief of James J. Meaney.
Amended and pased House, 4288.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Military Affairs, 4301.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1310),
4962.-Passed Senate, 5506.-Examined and· signed, 5653,
5658.-Presented to the President, 5666.-Approved [Private,
No. 317].
H.R. 7198-For the relief of the Boston Store Co., a corporation,
Chicago, Ill.
Amended and passed House, 2721.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 2732.
H.R. 7200-For the relief of William Chinsky.
Debated, 3219.-Amended and passed House, 3233.-Referred to
Senate Committee on Claims, 3242.
H.R. 7205-For the relief of H. D. Henion, Harry Wolfe, and R. W.
McSorley.
Debated, 4861.
H.R. 7232-Providing for settlement of claims of officers and
enlisted men for extra pay provided by act of January 12, 1899.
Reference changed to Committee on Claims, 4215.
·H.R. 7233-To enable the people of the Philippine Islands to adopt
a constitution and form a government for the Philippine
Islands, to provide for the independence of the same, and for
other purposes.
Debated in Senate, 176, 254, 270, 307, 308, 325, 372, 424, 447, 483,
537, 544, 612, 624.-Amended and passed Senate, 636.-Qrdered
printed with Senate amendments indicated, 676.-House dis-
agrees to Senate amendment and asks c~erence, 714.-Con-
248
H.R. 7233-Continued
ferees appointed, 687, 714.--senate insists upon its amend-
ment and agrees to conference, 687 .-Conference report sub-
mitted in Senate, 876.-Debated, 880.-Agteed to, 885.-
Conference report submitted in House (H.Rept. 1811), 1021,
1075.-Debated, 1080-1099.-Agreed to, 1095.-Ex:amined and
signed, 1102, 1145.-Presented to the President, 1257.-Vetoed
by the President (H.Doc. 524), 1759.-Passed House over Presi-
dent's veto, 1761-1768.-Debate in Senate on veto message,
1782, 1800, 1835, 1859, 1909, 1911.
Passed Senate over President's veto [Public, No. 311], 1924.
H.R. 7263-For the relief of Felix Maupin.
Amended and passed House, 2706.-Referred to Senate Com-
mittee on Naval Affairs, 2732.-Reported with amendment
(S.Rept. 1192), 3744.
H.R. 7278--For the relief of Joseph Vigliotti.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1331), 5296.-Passed Senate, 5510.-
Ex:amined and signed, 5653, 5658.-Presented . to the President,
5666.-Approved [Private, No. 318].
H.R. 7301-For the relief of William J. Fleming.
Passed Senate, 5513.-Examined and signed, 5653, 5658.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5665.-Approved [Private, No. 319].
H.R. 7324--For the relief of the mayor and aldermen of Jersey
City, Hudson County, N.J., a municipal corporation.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1333, pt. 2), 4554.-Debated, 4850.
H.R. 7326-For the relief of Frederick S. Rollo.
Debated, 2710.
H.R. 7345-Granting an increase of pension to Katy J. Woodward.
Reference changed to Committee on Invalid Pensions, 40.
H.R. 7385-For the relief of Sidney Joseph Kent.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1042), 1551.-Passed Senate, 3673.-Ex-
amined and signed, 3845, 3916.-Presented to the President,
3917.-Approved [Private, No. 195], 4551.
H.R. 7409-For the relief of Chambliss L. Tidwell.
Amended and passed House, 4864.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 4875.
H.R. 7432-To authorize the Interstate Commerce Commission to
delegate certain of its powers.
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1900), 2451.-Amended and
passed House, 4540.-Referred to Senate Committee on Inter-
state Commerce, 4566.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1291), 4874.-
Passed Senate, 5007.-Examined and signed, 5117, 5186.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5289.-Approved [Public, No. 383], 5657.
H.R. 7473-For the relief of James T. Webster and Mary A. Webster.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1915), 2640.
H.R. 7503-To repeal the Executive order of November 23 1909
making the enticing of laborers from the Isthmian Canai Com~
mission or the Panama Railroad a misdemeanor.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1144), 3141.-Passed Senate, 3753.-Ex-
amined and signed, 3916, 3920.-Presented to the President,
3990.-Approved [Public, No. 352], 4552.
Commission August 5, 1911, and approved by the Secretary
of War August 22, 1911, establishing market regulations for
the Canal Zone.
Reported back (SRept. 1144), 3141.-Passed Senate, 3753.-Ex-
amined and signed, 3916, 3920.-Presented to the President,
3990.-Approved [Public, No. 353], 4552.
H.R. 7508--To provide for the inspection of vessels navigating
Canal Zone waters.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1144), 3141.-Passed Senate, 3753.-Ex-
amined and signed, 3916, 3920.-Presented to the President,
3990.-Approved [Public, No. 354], 4552.
H.R. 7514--In relation to the Canal Zone postal service.
Reference changed to Committee on Interoceanic Canals, 953,
954.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1144), 3141.-Passed Senate,
3754.-Examined and signed, 3916, 3920.-Presented to the
President, 3990.-Approved [Public, No. 355], 4552.
H.R. 7515-To provide for the establishment of a customs service
in the Canal Zone, and other matters.
Reference changed to Committee on Interoceanic Canals, 953,
954.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1144), 314.2 .-Passed Senate,
3754.-Examined and signed, 3916, 3920.-Presented to the
President, 3990.-Approved [Public, No. 356], 4552.
H.R. 7518--To amend an act entitled ... An act extending certain
privileges of canal employees to other officials on the Canal
Zone and authorizing the President to make rules and regu-
lations affecting health, sanitation, quarantine, taxation, pub-
lic roads, self-propelled vehicles, and police powers on the
Canal Zone, and for other purposes, including provision as to
certain fees, money orders, and interest deposits ", approved
August 21, 1916.
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1142), 3141.-Amended and
passed Senate, 3754.-Taken from Speaker's table; amend-
ments of the Senate agreed to, 4100.-Examined and signed,
4213, 4277.-Presented to the President, 4277.-Approved
[Public, No. 358}, 4552.
H.R. 7519-To amend the penal code of the Canal Zone.
Reference changed to Committee on Interoceanic Canals, 953.-
Reported with amendments (S.Rept. 1138), 3141.-Amended
and passed Senate, 3755.-House agrees to Senate amendment,
4101.-Examined and signed, 4380, 4452.-Presented to the
President, 4452.-Approved [Public, No. 365}, 5657.
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HR. 7520--To amend the Code of Criminal Procedure for the
Canal Zone.
Reference changed to Committee on Interoceanic Canals, 953.-
Reported with amendments (S.Rept. 1139), 3141.-Amended
and passed Senate, 3755.-House agrees to Senate amendment,
4101.-Examined and signed, 4380, 4452.-Presented to the
President, 4452.-Approved [Public, No. 366], 5657.
H.R. 7521-To provide a new code for civil procedure for the
Canal Zone and to repeal the existing code of civil procedure.
Reference changed to Committee on Interoceanic Canals, 953.-
Reported with amendments (S.Rept. 1140), 3141.-Amended
and passed Senate, 3755.-House agrees to Senate amendment,
4101.-Examined and signed, 4846, 4867.-Presented to the
President, 4956.-Approved [Public, N-o. 375], 5657.
H.R. 7522-To provide a new civil code for the Canal Zone and to
repeal the existing civil code.
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1141), 3141.-Amended and
passed Senate, 3756.-House agrees to Senate amendment,
4101.--Bee House Concurrent Resolution 49, 4208.-Examined
and signed, 4766, 4787.-Presented to the President, 4846.-
Approved [Public, No. 376], 5657.
H.R. 7523-To amend sections 7. 8, and 9 of the Panama Canal
Act as amended.
Reference changed to Committee on Interoceanic Canals,
953.-Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1143), 3141.-
Passed Senate as amended, 3756.-Examined and signed, 3916,
3920.-Presented to the President, 3990.-Approved [Public,
No. 357), 4552.
H.R. 7532--To provide funds for cooperation with the school board
at Frazer, Mont., in the completion of the high-school build-
ing there to be available to Indian children of the Fort Peck
Indian Reservation.
Debated, 3556.
H.R. 7548--Granting 6 months' pay to Ruth McCarn.
Passed House, 2707.-Referred to Senate Committee on Naval
Affairs, 2732.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1194), 3744.-Passed
Senate, 4970.-Examined and signed, :>061, 5064.-Presented to
the President, 5187.-Approved (Private, No. 233], 5657.
H.R. 7593-For the relief of Louis Zagata.
Amended and passed House, 3219.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 3242.
H.R. 7649-For the relief of Charles A. Brown.
Debated, 3812.--supplementary report (H.Rept. 1186, pt. 2), 4554.
H.R. 7654--For the relief of Vincent J. Conrad.
Debated, 3813.--Bupplementary report (H.Rept. 1187, pt. 2), 4554.
H.R. 7655--For the relief of Dr. Charles T. Granger.
Amended and passed House, 3721.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 3831.
H.R. 7687-For the relief of W. B. Ford.
Amended and passed House, 3219.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 3242.
H.R. 7716--To amend the Radio Act of 1927, approved February 23,
1927, as amended (U.S.C., Supp. V, title 47, ch. 4), and for
other purposes.
Reported with amendments (S.Rept. 1004), 422.-Recommitted
to the Committee on Interstate Commerce, 1181.-Reported
with amendmeJ;J.ts (S.Rept. 1045), 1551.-Debated, 3674, 3764.-
Amended and passed Senate, 3770.-House disagrees to Senate
amendments and asks conference, 3915.-Conferees appointed,
3915, 3934.--Benate insists upon its amendments and agrees to
conference, 3933, 3934.-Conference report submitted in Sen-
ate, 5203.-Agreed to, 5212.-Conference report submitted in
House (H.Rept. 2106), 5036.-Agreed to, 5039.-Examined and
signed, 5289, 5292.-Presented to the President, 5397.-Pocket
veto (Mar. 4), 5397.
H.R. 7757-For the relief of Mary B. Hines.
Leave to file supplemental report {H.Rept. 1002, pt. 2), 3015.-
Debated, 3637.
H.R. 7761-For the relief of Mary Josephine Lobert.
Amended and passed House, 3804.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 3831.
H.R. 7780--To confer jurisdiction upon the Court of Claims of the
United States to hear, adjudicate, and render judgment upon
the claim of Mack Copper Co. against the United States for
damage to and cost of restoration of certain real property
owned by Maok Copper Co. which was used and occupied by
the United States for an Army cantonment or other military
purposes.
Debated, 3221.
H.R. 7986--For the relief of William N. Fishburn.
Amended and passed House, 4285.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Military Affairs, 4301.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1356),
5447.-Passed Senate, 5514.-Examined and signed, 5653,
5658.-Presented to the President, 5666.-Approved (Private,
No. 320].
H.R. 8013-To amend the act of the Legislative Assembly of the
District of Columbia creating the office of steam-boiler in-
spector for the District of Columbia.
Recommitted to the Committee on the District of Columbia, 606.
H.R. 8057-For the ·relief of Ruth Relyea.
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 2178), 5290.
.7520-8669
H.R. 8092r--Providing for the closing of barber shops on Sunday in
the District of Columbia.
Debated, 294.-Laid on the table (S. 4023 passed 1n lieu), 294.
H.R. 8119-For the relief of Jennie Bruce Gallahan.
Debated, 4862.
H.R. 8120-For the relief of Jack C. Richardson.
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1034), 1551.-Amended and
passed Senate, 3672.-House concurs in Senate amendment,
5285.-Examined and signed, 5297, 5397.-Presented to the
President, 5397.-Approved (Private, No. 245], 5657.
H.R. 8136-For the relief of John J. Moran.
Amended and passed House, 2712.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 2732.
H.R. 8174--To amend the immigration and naturalization laws.
Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1179), 3744.-Debated, 4968,
5522.-Amended and passed Senate, 5524.
H.R. 8180--Authorizing the President to transfer and appoint Lt.
Morris Smellow, United States Navy, to the grade of passed
assistant paymaster, with the rank of lieutenant, in the Sup-
ply Corps of the United States Navy.
Laid on the table (S. 4381 passed in lieu), 3225.
H.R. 8189-For the relief of K. s. Szymanski.
Supplemental report (H.Rept. 1334, pt. 2), 4554.-Debated, 4852.
H.R. 8200--For the relief of Ruffin Padgett.
R_eported back (H.Rept. 2063), 4375, 4376.
H.R. 8207-For the relief of Daisy Anderson.
Laid on the table (S. 1978 passed in lieu), 5398, 5399.
H.R. 8215--For the relief of the National Bank of Commerce, El
Dorado, Ark.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1335, pt. 2), 4554.-Amended and
passed House, 4851.-Referred to Senate Committee on Claims
4875.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1352), 5296.-Passed Senate:
5512.-Examined and signed, 5653, 5658.-Presented to the
President, 5666.-Approved [Private, No. 321].
H.R. 8216-For the relief of the First National Bank of Junction
Ci~y. Ark.
Leave to file supplemental report (H.Rept. 982, pt. 2), 3015.-
Amended and passed House, 3232.-Referred to Senate Com-
mittee on Claims, 3242.-Reported ba~k (S.Rept. 1235), 4214.-
Passed Senate, 4982.-Examined and signed, 5061, 5064.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5187.-Appcoved [Private No. 234]
5657. ' •
H.R. 8217-For the relief of the First National Bank El Dorado
Ark. ' •
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1336, pt. 2), 4554.-Ame'D.ded and
passed Ho.use, 4851.-Referred to Senate Committee on Claims,
4875.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1353), 5296.-Passed Senate,
5512.-Examined and signed, 5653, 5658.-Presented to the
President, 5666.-Approved [Private, N"o. 322).
H.R. 8378-To make it a crime to advocate or promote the over-
throw of the Government of the United States by force and
violence, and for other purposes.
Reported with amendments (H.Rept. 2061). 4297.
H.R. 8401-To authorize the settlement of individual claims of
~il.itary personnel f_or. damages to and loss of private property
mc1dent to the trammg, practice, operation, or maintenance
of the Army.
Debated, 3730.
H.R. 8402--For the relief of certain disbursing officers of the Army
of the United States and for the settlement of individual
claims approved by the War Department.
Reported with am~ndment (H.Rept. 1943), 2943.
H.R. 8403-For the relief of certain disbursing officers of the Army
of the United States and for the settlement of individual
claims approved by the War Department.
Debated, 3731, 3812.
H.R. 8513-For the relief of Benjamin Stern, and Melville A. Stern
and Benjamin Stern, as executors under the last will and
testament of Louis Stern, deceased, and Arthur H. Hahlo, as
executor under the last will and testament of Isaac Stern,
deceased, all of New York City, N.Y., for compensation and in
settlezpent of their damages and loss sustained by virtue of a
lease, in writint:;, dated September 12, 1919, between the said
parties and the United States of America, by Daniel C. Roper,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
Leave to file supplemental report (H.Rept. 1086, pt. 2), 3015.-
Debated, 3715.
H.R. 8557-To equalize tariff duties by compensating for deprecia-
tion in foreign currencies.
Motion to discharge the Committee on Ways and Means, 2789.-
Debated, 3963, 3971.-Motion rejected, 3968.
H.R. 8597-For the relief of Angelo J. Gillo-tti.
Debated, 3637. ·
H.R. 8619-For the relief of Nellie Oliver.
Amended and passed House, 3805.-Referred to Senate Commit·
tee on Military Affairs, 3831.
H.R. 8620--For the relief of Catherine L. Merrill.
Debated, 3806.
H.R. 8669-For the relief of George W. Edgerly.
Debated, 3723.
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H.R. 8681-To develop American air transport services overseas, to
encourage the construction in the United States by American
capital of American airships for use in foreign commerce, and
to mak e certain provisions of the maritime law applicable to
foreign commer ce by airship.
Debated, 5308, 5319, 5466.
H.R. 8729-For the relief of John Ball, of Walla Walla, Wash.
Reported with amendments (H.Rept. 1944), 2943.
H.R. 8750--Rela.tive to restrictions applicable to Indians of the
Five Civilized Tribes in Oklahoma.
Committee on Indian Mairs discharged, 1449.-Senate insists
upon its amendments and agrees to conference, 1449.-Con-
ferees appointed, 1449.-Conference report submitted in Sen-
ate, 2200.-Agreed to, 2202.-Conference report submitted in
House (H.Rept. 1889), 2417 .-Debated, 2328.-Agreed to, 2418.-
Examined and signed, 2463, 2547.-Presented to the President,
2547.-Approved [Public, No. 322], 3090.
H.R. 8800-For the relief of Laura J. Clarke.
Amended and passed House, 3233.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 3242.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1236), 4214.-
Passed Senate, 4982.-Examined and signed, 5061, 5064.-
Presented to the President, 5187.-Approved [Private, No.
235], 5657.
H.R. 8879-For the relief of Joanna A. Sheehan.
Amended and passed House, 4292.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 4301.
H.R. 8995-To authorize the Commissioners of the District of
Columbia to readjust and close streets, roads, highways, or
alleys in the District of Columbia rendered useless or unnec-
essary, and for other purposes.
Debated, 286.-Laid on the table (S. 3532 passed in lieu), 286.
H.R. 900B-Providing compensation to M. J. Harbinson for in-
juries sustained while in the Government service at and on
the Belknap Reservation, Mont., engaged as a moundsman.
Debated, 2712.
H.R. 9053-For the relief of Carl C. Baxter.
Amended and passed House, 3724.-Referred to Senate. Com-
mittee on Military Afi'airs, 3831.
H.R. 9166-For the relief of William E. B. Grant.
Amended and passed House, 3226.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Naval Affairs, 3242.-Reported with amendment (S.Rept.
1175), 3664.-Passed Senate (S. 1011), 3776.-Examined and
signed, 3916, 3920.-Presented to the President, 3990.-Ap-
proved [Private, No. 208], 4552.
H.R. 9175--For the relief of Clifton C. Cox.
Debated, 3802.
H.R. 9223--For the relief of Irene Brand Alper.
Amended and passed House, 3637 .-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 3664.
H.R. 9231-For the relief of George Occhionero.
Supplemental report filed (H.Rept. 870, pt. 2), 2328.-Am.ended
and passed House, 2707.-Referred to Senate Committee on
Naval Affairs, 2732.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1228), 4114.-
Passed Senate, 5514.-Examined and signed, 5653, 5658.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5666.-Approved [Private, No. 323].
H.R. 9265-To extend the times for commencing and completing
the construction of a bridge across the Mississippi River at or
near a point between Cherokee and Osage Streets, St. Louis, Mo.
Debated, 695.
H.R. 9272-To correct the rating of John Huntz Roloff, Fleet Naval
Reserve.
Passed House, 3227.-Referred to Senate Committee on Naval
Affairs, 3242.-Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1176),
3664.-Passed Senate, amended, 3763.-House concurs in Sen-
ate amendment, 5285.-Examined and signed, 5298, 5397.-
Presented to the President, 5397.-Approved [Private, No.
248], 5658.
H.R. 9326-For the relief of John E. Davidson.
Passed House, 2708.-Referred to Senate Committee on Naval
Affairs, 2732.-Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1188),
3744.-Amended and passed Senate, 4969.-House concurs in
Senate amendment, 5286.-Examined and signed, 5298, 5397.-
Presented to the President, 5397.-Approved [Private-, No. 249],
5658.
H.R. 9336-For the relief of Emily Addison.
Amended and passed House, 2713.-Referred to Senate Commit -
tee on Claims, 2732.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1237), 4214.-
Passed Senate, 4982.-Examined and signed, 5061, 5064.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5187.-Approved (Private, No. 246],
5658.
H .R. 933B-Authorizing the Court of Claims to hear and determine
the claim of Central Romana, Inc., and to render judgment
for just compensation. . by the Patent Office of the United States on the 19th day of
Leave to file supplemental report (H.Rept. 1073, pt. 2), 3015.
H.R. 9339-Authorizing the Court of Claims to hear and determine
the claim of Ingenio Porvenir C. par A., and to render judg-
ment for just compensation.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1337, pt. 2), 4554.
H.R. 9355-For the relief of David Schwartz.
Amended and passed House, 2708.-Referred to Senate Commit-
teo on Naval Affairs, 2732.-Reported with amendment (S.Rept.
1193)' 3744.
250
H.R. 9357-For the relief of certain former members of the crews
of the revenue cutters Algonquin and Onondaga.
Reported with amendments (H.Rept. 1896), 2335.
H.R. 9385-Authorizing Roy H. Campbell, Charles H. Brown, G. H.
Wilsey, and Dr. H. 0. Strosnider, their heirs, legal representa-
tives, and assigns, to construct, maintain, and operate a bridge
across the Des Moines River at or near St. Francisville, Mo.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1128), 2957.-Passed Senate, 3750, 3751.-
Examined and signed, 3916, 3920.-Presented to the President,
3990.-Approved [Public, No. 337], 4551.
H.R. 9440--To authorize the adjustment of the boundaries of the
Colville National Forest, in the State of Washington, and for
other purposes.
Debated, 694.
H.R. 9446-To authorize an exchange of lands between the city of
San Diego and the United States.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1862), 1778.
H.R. 9457-For relief of Sperry Gyroscope Co., Inc., of New York.
Amended ~d passed House, 2713.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 2732.
H.R. 9473-For the relief of Olen H. Parker.
Amended and passed House, 3227.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Naval Affairs, 3242.-Reported with amendment (S.Rept.
1173), 3664.-Amended and passed Senate, 3762.-House con-
curs in Senate amendment, 5285.-Examined and signed, 5298,
5397.-Presented to the President, 5397.-Approved [Private,
No. 250], 5658.
H.R. 9476-For the relief of the Merchants & Farmers Bank, Junc-
tion City, Ark.
Leave to file supplemental report (H.Rept, 984, pt. 2), 3015.-
Amended and passed House, 3633.-Referred to Senate Com-
mittee on Claims, 3664.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1238), 4214.-
Passed Senate, 4982.-Examined and signed, 5061, 5064.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5187.-Approved [Private, No. 236],
5657.
H.R. 9581-To provide an additional appropriation as the result of
a reinvestigation, pursuant to the act of February 2, 1929 ( 45
Stat., p. 2047, pt. 2), for the payment of claims of persons who
suffered property damage, death, or personal injury due to the
explosions at the naval ammunition depot, Lake Denmark,
N.J., July 10, 1926.
Debated, 2715.
H.R. 9606--For the relief of the estate of Clarendon Davis.
Debated, 3714.-Passed House, 3722.-Referred to Senate Com-
mittee on Claims, 3831.
H.R. 9636-To authorize the Postmaster General to permit railroad
. and electric-car companies to provide mail transportation by
motor vehicle in lieu of service by train.
Debated, 3667.-Passed Senate, 3669.-Examined and signed,
3845, 3916.-Presented to the President, 3917.-Approved [Pub-
lic, No. 350], 4552.
H.R. 9653-For the relief of Grace P. Stark.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1453, pt. 2), 4554.
H.R. 9714-For the relief of Marion F. Blackwell.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1099), 2131.-Passed Senate, 3681.-
Examined and signed, 3845, 3916.-Presented to the President,
3917.-Approved [Private, No. 205], 4552.
H.R. 9775-For the relief of Harry L. Haberkorn.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1570, pt. 2), 4554.
H.R. 9830-Granting a pension to George Philip Steppe.
Reference changed to Committee on Pensions, 40.
H.R. 9862-For the relief of the estate of Oscar F. Lackey.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1338, pt. 2), 4554.-Amended and
passed House, 4852.-Referred to Senate Committee on Claims,
4875.
H.R. 9877-To repeal obsolete sections of the Revised Statutes
omitted from the United States Cooe.
Reported back without further amendment (S.Rept. 1205),
3829.-Amended and passed Senate, 4972.-House concurs in
Senate amendments, 5286.-Examined and signed, 5298, 5397.-
Presented to the President, 5397.-Approved [Public, No. 418],
5658.
H.R. 9907-For the relief of S. A. Rourke.
Reported with amendments (H.Rept. 1945), 2943.
H.R. 9913-For the relief of Ernest Elmore Hall.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1955), 3235.
H.R. 9915-To confer jurisdiction upon the Court of Claims of the
United States to hear, adjudicate, and enter judgment on the
claim of William W. McElrath against the United States for
compensation fe>r the use or manufacture of an invention of
William W. McElrath covered by reissue letters patent issued
February 1924.
Debated, 3729.-Amended and passed House, 3730.-Reconsid-
ered, amended, and passed House, 3731.-Referred to Senate
Committee on Claims, 3831.
H.R. 9921-To require contractors on public-building projects to
name their subcontractors, material men, and supply men,
and for other purposes.
Debated, 709, 3553.-Failed to pass House under suspension of
the rules, 3569-3576.
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B.R. 995~For the relief of Lucius K. Osterhout.
Passed House, 3222.-Referred to Senate Committee on Military
Affairs, 3242.
H.R.10070-For the relief of Beryl M. McHam.
Passed House, 4280.-Referred to Senate Committee on :Military
Affairs, 4301.-Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1296),
4874.-Debated and amended, 5009.-Passed Senate as
amended, 5522.
l:I.R. 1008&---To amend the act of February 14, 1920, authorizing
and directing the collection of fees for work done for the
benefit of Indians.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1204), 3829.-Passed Senate, 4972.-
Examined and signed. 5061, 5064.-Presented to the President,
5187.-Apptoved (Public, No. 401), 5657.
H.R. 10089-To amend section 812 of the Code of Law for the
District of Columbia.
Remarks (see S. 4694), 4621.
H.R. 10104-For the relief of the heirs of Burton S. Adams, de-
ceased.
Amended and passed House, 3813.-Referred to Senate Com-
mJttee on Claims, 3831.
H.R. 10107-For the relief of Weymouth Kirkland and Robert N.
Golding.
Debated, 3725.
H.R. 10112-For the relief of John L. Summers, disbursing clerk,
Treasury Department, and for other purposes.
Reported with amendments (H.Rept. 2160), 5188.
H.R. 10124-For the relief of A. Zappone, disbursing clerk, United
States Department of Agriculture.
Amended and passed House, 3722.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Agriculture and Forestry, 3831.-Reported back (S.Rept.
1301), 4962.
H.R.10138--To exempt from taxation certain property of the Na-
tional Society of the Sons of the American Revolution in
Washington, D.C.
Debated, 3806.
H.R. 10166--Authorizing adjustment of the claim of Frank Spector. •
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1946), 2943.
H.R.10169-Authorizing adjustment of the claim of the Adelphia
Bank & Trust Co. of Philadelphia.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1339, pt. 2), 4554.-Amended and
passed House, 4853.-Referred to Senate Committee on Claims,
4875.
H.R.10170-Author1zing adjustment of the claim of Joseph T.
Ryerson & Son, Inc.
Passed House, 3805.-Referred to Senate Committee on Claims,
3831.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1335), 5296.-Passed Senate,
5510.-Examined and signed, 5653, 5658.-Presented to the
President, 5666.-Approved (Private, No. 324].
H.R. 10243-Granting the consent of Congress to any two or more
States to enter into agreements or compacts for cooperative
effort and mutual assistance in the prevention of crime, and
tor other purposes.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1256), 4459, 4460.
H.R.10259-For the relief of Emma R. H. Taggart.
Debated, 3220.
H.R. 102'11-To authorize the Secretary of Agriculture to adjust
claims to so-called Olmstead Lands in the State of North
Carolina.
Amended and passed House, 699.-Referred to Senate Committee
on the Judiciary, 722.
H.R. 10274-To amend the act approved March 2, 1929, entitled
"An act to supplement the naturalization laws, and for other
purposes " ( 45 Stat. 1512).
Debated, 692, 3546.
H.R.10312-For the relief of Lt. H. W. Taylor, United States Navy.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1893), 2335.
HR. 10329-To amend section 21 of the act approved June 5, 1920,
entitled "An act to provide for the promotion and mainte-
nance of the American merchant marine, to repeal certain
emergency legislation, and to provide for the disposition, regu-
lation, and use of property acquired thereunder, and for other
purposes", as applied to the Yirgin Islands of the United
States.
Laid on the table (S. 3950 passed 1n lieu), 3560, 3561.
H.R. 1040&---For the relief of the Allegheny Forging Co.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1340, pt. 2), 4554.-Debated,
4853.
H.R. 10407-For the relief of the Allegheny Forging Co.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1341, pt. 2), 4554.-Debated,
4854.
H.R. 10408-For the relief of the Allegheny Forging Co.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1342, pt. 2), 4554.-Debated,
4853.
H.R. 10498--For the relief of Leslie Jensen.
Laid on the table (S. 5085 passed in lieu), 5400.
H.R. 10503-To authorize the donation of certain land to the town
of Bourne, Mass.
Reported back (H.Rept. 2064), 4376.
H.R.10542-For the relief of John Newman.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1975}, 3419.
9955-11198
H.R. 10573-For the relief of Florence M. Humphries.
Debated, 3220.
H.R. 10621-For the relief of Augusta Burkett.
Debated, 4854.
H.R. 10641-To amend section 122 of the Judicial Code.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1255), 4459.-Passed Senate, 4987.-Ex-
amined and signed, 5061, 5064.-Presented to the President,
5787.-Pocket veto (Mar. 4).
H.R. 10673-To provide that advances under the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation Act may be made to producers of live-
stock and to dairy farmers.
Debated, 1874, 3546.
H.R.10732-To adjudicate the claim of Alfred Sollum, a home-
stead settler on the drained Mud Lake bottom, in the State
of Minnesota.
Debated, 3646.
H.R. 10743-To require the purchase of domestic supplies for public
use and -the use of dolliestic materials in public buildings and
works.
Debated, 1891.-Passed House (under suspension of the rules),
1897.-Referred to Senate Committee on Commerce, 1933.-Re-
ported with amendments (S.Rept. 1091), 2071.
H.R. 10749-To authorize acceptance of proposed donation of prop-
erty in Maxwell, Nebr., for Federal building purposes.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1870), 1833.-Passed House, 3555.-Re-
ferred to Senate Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds,
3589.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1286), 4874.-Passed Senate,
5006.-Examined and signed, 5117, 5186.-Presented to the
President, 5289.-Approved [Public, No. 402], 5657.
H.R. 1075&---For the relief of Clive Sprouse and Robert F. Moore.
Passed House, 3729.-Referred to Senate Committee on Public
Lands and Surveys, 3831.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1314),
4962.-Passed Senate, 5506.-Examined and signed, 5653,
5658.-Presented to the President, 5666.-Approved (Private,
No. 325).
H.R. 10778-For the relief of Irvin Pendleton.
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 2117), 4956.
H.R. 10800-For the relief of Joe Setton.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1405, pt. 2), 4554.-Amended and
passed House, 4864.-Referred to Senate Committee on Claims,
4875.
H.R.10824-To amend section 14, subdivision 3, of the Federal
Farm Loan Act.
Passed House, amended, 4547.-Referred to Senate Committee
on Banking and Currency, 4566.
H.R.10891-To provide for the reimbursement of Guillermo Me-
dina, hydrographic surveyor, for the value of personal effects
lost in the capsizing of a Navy whaleboat off Galera Island.
Gulf of Panama.
Supplementary report (H.Rept. 1189, pt. 2). 4554.-Passed House,
3814.-Referred to Senate Committee on Claims, 3831.
H.R. 10900---For the relief of Julia E. Smith.
Reported with amendments (H.Rept. 1968), 3342.
H.R. 10927--Conferring jurisdiction on the Court of Claims to
adjudicate the rights of the Otoe and Missouria Tribes of In-
dians to compensation on a basis of guardian and ward.
Debated, 1879.
H.R. 10973-For the relief of Augustus Thompson.
Supplementary report (H.Hept. 1344, pt. 2), 4554.-Amended and
passed House, 4854.-Referred to Senate Committee on Claims,
4875.
H.R.llOll-To establish a public works administration and trans-
fer to and consolidate and coordinate therein all the public
works activities of the Government.
Debated, 2120.
H.R. 11035---For the relief of Price Huff.
Amended and passed House, 3814.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Military Affairs, 3831.-Reported with amendment
(S.Rept. 1294), 4874.-Amended and passed Senate, 5010.-
House disagrees to Senate amendments and asks conference,
5286.--Conferees appointed, 5286.-Referred to the Committee
on Military Affairs, 5320.-House requests Senate to return·
b111, 5451.-Proceedings vacated whereby the House disagreed
to Senate amendments and House agrees to the amendments
of the Senate, 5541.-Examined and signed, 5653, 5658.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5666.-Approved [Private, No. 326].
H.R. 11095---For the relief of the Franklin Surety Co.
Debated, 4855.
H.R.11150-For the relief of G. C. Vandover.
Debated, 4295.-Amended and passed House, 4296.-Referred to
Senate Committee on Claims, 4301.
H.R. 11174-To restore to their former retired status in the Regular
Army of the United States persons who resigned such status
to accept the benefits of the act of May 24, 1928 (45 Stat. 735),
and for other purposes.
Debated, 693, 1872.-~aid on the table (S. 4597 passed in lieu).
18'73.
H.R. 11194-For the relief of Lizzie Pittman.
Laid on the table (S. 4327 passed in lieu), 4849.
H.R.11198--For the relief of Milton Augustus Roberson.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1894), 2335.
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H.R.11242-To relinquish the title of the United States in and to
lands in Rapides Parish, State of Louisiana.
Passed House, 3817 .-Referred to Senate Committee on Public
Lands and Surveys, 3831.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1315),
4963.-Passed Senate, 5347.-Exam.ined and signed, 5449.-
Presented to the President, 5539.-Approved [Private, No. 294],
5658.
1 H.R. 11270-To amend section 2 of the act entitled "An act making
appropriations for the service of the Post Office Department
for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1913, a.nd for other pur-
poses."
Amended and passed House, 699.-Referred to Senate Committee
on Post Offices and Post Roads, 722.-Reported with amend-
ment (S.Rept. 1243), 4301.-Amended and passed Senate,
4983.-House concurs in Senate amendment, 5393.-Examined
and signed, 5449, 5538.-Presented to the President, 5539.-
Approved [Public, No. 423], 5658.
H.R.11459-For the relief of Harold W. Merrin.
Laid on the table (S. 4287 passed in lieu), 4861.
H.R.11460-To authorize credit in the disbursing account of
Donna M. Davis.
Laid on the table (S. 4286 passed in lieu), 4861.
H.R. 11461-For the relief of C. N. Hildreth, Jr.
Amended and passed House, 3722.-Passed Senate (S. 4844),
3847.-Examined and signed, 3935, 3990.-Presented to the
President, 4104.-Approved (Private, No. 206], 4552.
H.R.11477-For the relief of George Charles Walthers.
Amended and passed House, 3715.-Referred to Senate Commit-
tee on Claims, 3831.-Reported with amendment (S.Rept.
1248), 4379.-Minority views (S.Rept. 1248, pt. 2), 4379.
H.R. 11495-For the relief of Elsie Segar, administratrix of C. M. A.
Sorensen and of Holgar E. Sorensen.
Reported with amendments (H.Rept. 1798), 607.-supplementary
report (H.Rept. 1798, pt. 2), 4554.
H.R.11499-For restoring and maintaining the purchasing power
of the dollar.
Indefinitely postponed (see H.R. 12280) , 1178.
H.R. 11504-Authorizing the sale of certain Government property
in the District of Columbia.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1918), 2640.-Passed House, 3979.-Re-
ferred to Senate Committee on the District of Columbia,
3997.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1231), 4179.
H.R.l1532-For the relief of William M. Sherman.
Reported back (H.Rept. 2100), 4865.
H.R. 11535-For the relief of Walter Kaszubski.
Reference changed to Committee on Naval Affairs, 1833.
H.R. 11559-For the relief of A. H. Marshall.
Reported with amendments (H.Rept. 2161), 5188.
H.R.1159Q.-To authorize the waiver or remission of certain coal-
lease rentals, and for other purposes.
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1868), 1833.
H.R.11659-Authorizing the exchange of certain patented lands.
Laid on the table (S. 4390 passed in lieu), 5399.
H.R. 11718--To amend the act entitled "An act to regulate foreign
commerce by prohibiting the admission into the United States
of certain adulterated grain and seeds unfit for seeding pur-
poses", approved August 24, 1912, as amended, and for other
purposes.
Reported back (H.Rept. 2002), 3917.
H.R. 11735-To permanently set aside certain lands 1n Utah as an
addition to the Navajo Indian Reservation, and for other
purposes.
Reported with amendments (H.Rept. 1883), 2127.-Amended and
passed House, 3558.-Referred to Senate Committee on Indian
Affairs, 3589.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1199), 3744.-Passed
Senate, 4970.-Examined and signed, 5061, 5064.-Presented to
the President, 5187.-Approved (Public, No. 403], 5657.
H.R. 11798--To authorize the addition of certain names to tfie
final roll of the Sac and Fox Indians.
Laid on the table (S. 4557 passed in lieu). 5399.
H.R. 11810--Providing for payment of $25 to each enrolled Chip-
pewa Indian of Minnesota from the funds standing to their
credit in the Treasury of the United States.
Reported back {H.Rept. 1808), 943.-Laid on the table (S. 5252
passed ·in lieu), 1885.
H.R.11816-To stop injury to the public grazing lands by pre-
venting overgrazing and soil deterioration, to provide for their
orderly use, improvement, and development, to stabilize the
livestock industry dependent upon the public range, and tor
other purposes.
Debated, 704, 1881, 3551.-Passed House (under suspension of
rules), 3562-3569.-Referred to Senate Committee on Public
Lands and surveys, 3589.
H.R. 11869-To amend the act of March 2, 1929, conferring juris-
diction upon certain courts of the United States to hear and
determine the claim by the owner of the steamship W. I. Rad-
cliffe against the United States, and for other purposes.
Suppl~mentary report (H.Rept. 1604, pt. 2), 4554.
H.R. H886-For the relief of Joseph Michael McDougall.
Reported back =(H.Rept. 1813). 1099.
252
H.R.1189&--To provide for expenses of the Northern Cheyenne In·
dian Tribal Councll and authorized delegates of the tribe.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1321), 5191.-Passed Senate, 5507.-Ex-
amined and signed, 5653, 5658.-Presented to the President,
5666.-Approved (Public, No. 436].
H.R. 11902-For the relief of Robert D. Baldwin.
Supplementary report (H.ReJ?t. 1346, pt. 2), 4554.-Passed House,
4856.-P..eferred to Senate Committee on Claims, 4875.
H.R. 11904--Authorizing the Comptroller General of the United
States to adjust and settle the claim of the National Surety
Co.
Laid on the table (S. 4441 passed in lieu), 5400.
H.R. 11914-To authorize the Secretary of Commerce to grant an
easement for railroad right of way over and upon a portion of
the helium gas bearing lands of the United States of America
in Potter County, in the State of Texas.
Laid on the table (S. 4576 passed in lieu), 4289.
H.R. 11930--To provide a preliminary examination of the Green
River, Wash., with a view to the control of its floods.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1092), 2071.-Debated, 2102.-Passed Sen-
ate, 3681.-Examined and signed, 3845, 3916.-Presented io the
President, 3917.-Approved [Public, No. 348], 4552.
H.R. 11947-To authorize the Secretary of War to erect one marker
for the graves of 85 Confederate soldiers buried in the Old
Rondo Cemetery in Miller County, Ark., in lieu of seperate
markers as now authorized by law.
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1981) , 3581.-Amended and
:e_assed House, 4544.-Referred to Senate Committee on Mili-
tary AIDI.irs, 4566.
H.R. 11964--Granting an Jncrease of pension to Georgianna Furey.
Reference changed to Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2193.
H.R. 11980--Authoriztng the President of the United States to
make a posthumous award of a Distinguished Flying Cross to
Glenn H. Curtiss, deceased, and to present the same to Lua
Curtiss, mother of the said Glenn H. Curtiss, deceased.
Debated, 4287, 4292.-Amended and passed House, 4293.-Re-
ferred to Senate Committee on Military Affairs, 4301.-Re-
ported back (S.Rept. 1305), 4962.-Passed Senate, 5012.-
Examined and signed, 5117, 5186.-Presented to the President,
5289.-Approved [Private, No. 237], 5657.
H.R.11991-To authorize the Attorney General and the Secretary
of the Treasury to turn over to State agencies, for use in the
enforcement of laws for the protection of migratory birds,
forfeited vessels acquired by the Department of Justice and
Treasury Department and no longer needed for official use.
Reported with amendments (H.Rept. 2050), 4296.
H.R.12047-To provide for the transfer of powder and other ex-
plosive materials from deteriorated and unserviceable am-
munition under the control of the War Department to the
Department of Agriculture for use in land clearing, drainage,
road building, and other agricultural purposes.
Debated, 3556.-Amended and passed House, 5280.-Passed Sen-
ate, 5318.-Examined and signed, 5425, 5428.-Presented to the
President, 5539.-Approved (Public, No. 424], 5653.
H.R. 12070--Granting an increase of pension to Clarence W. Failor.
Reference changed to Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2555.
H.R. 12097-For the relief of distress due to unemployment, to
create a committee for Federal, State, and local cooperation
in placing qualified unemployed persons on unoccupied farms
for the purpose of growing subsistence food crops during the
continuance of the unemployment emergency.
Debated, 705.
H.R. 12124--Granting pensions and increase of pensions to certain
soldiers and sailors of the Regular Army and Navy, etc., and
certain soldiers and sailors of wars other than the Civil War,
and to widows of such soldiers and sailors.
Debated, 4857.
H.R. 1212&---To add certain lands to the Gunnison National Forest,
Colo.
Debated, 1875.-Amended and passed House, 1877.-Referred to
Senate Committee on Public Lands and Surveys, 1933.-Re-
ported back (S.Rept. 1316), 4963.-Pa.ssed Senate, 5506.-Ex-
amined and signed, 5653, 5658.-Presented to the President,
5666.-Approved (Public, No. 437].
H.R. 12173-To provide for the deportation of certain alien seamen.
and for other purposes.
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1994), 3823.
H.R. 12193-For the relief of John P. Seabrook.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1977), 3419.
H.R. 12328--To authorize the assignment of awards entered by the
Mixed Claims Commission, United States and Germany, the
Tripartite Claims Commission, and the war claims arbiter.
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1936), 2790.-Amended and
passed House, 4540.-Referred to Senate Committee on Finance,
4566.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1306), 4962.-Passed Senate,
5347.-Examined and signed, 5449, 5538.-Presented to the
President, 5539.-Approved [Public, No. 426], 5658.
H.R.l2329-To establish the boundary lines of the Chippewa. In-
dian territory in the State of Minnesota.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1102), 2131.-Passed Senate, 3682.-Fx-
amined and signed, 3845, 3916.-Presented to the President.
8917.-Approved {Public, No. 349], 4552.
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H.R. 12351-Jfor the relief of Guy M. Kinman.
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1799), 607.-Bupplementary
report (H.Rept. 1799, pt. 2), 4554.
H.R. 12436-For the relief of Giuglio Zarella.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1931), 2723.
H.R.12466-Granting an increase of pension to Abbie J. Parsons.
Reference changed to Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1355.
H.R. 12595-To amend the Teachers' Salary Act of the District of
Columbia, approved June 4, 1924, as amended, in relation to
establishing the Wilson and Miner Teachers Colleges on a basis
comparable with recognized standards for accredited institu-
tions of like kind; to raising the trade or vocational schools to
the level of junior high schools, and for other purposes.
Reported with amendments (H.Rept. 1881), 2127.-Debated,
3985.-Amended and passed House, 3988.-Placed on the Cal-
endar in Senate, 3997 .-Debated, 4976.
H.R. 12651-For the relief of the Uintah, White River, and Un-
compahgre Bands of Ute Indians of Utah~ and for other pur-
poses.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1856), 1712.-Debated, 1905.-Passed
House, 3554.-Referred to Senate Committee on Indian A1fairs,
3589.-Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1200), 3744.-
Amended and passed Senate, 4971.-House concurs in Senate
amendment, 5393.-Examined and signed, 5449, 5538.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5539.-Approved (Public, No. 427],
5658.
H.R. 12678--To license and register master electricians, master
fixture hangers, journeymen electricians, and journeymen fix-
ture hangers engaged in the business of 1nstal11ng, repairing,
or maintaining electric wiring, fixtures, apparatus, and ap-
pliances for light, heat, or power in the District of Columbia,
and for other purposes.
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1924), 2722.
H.R. 12684-For the relief of Capt. James L. Alverson.
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 2162), 5188.
H.R. 1274Q-Authorizing an appropriation for payment to the Gov-
ernment of China for the account of certain Chinese citizens.
Passed House, 706.-Referred to Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations, 722.
H.R. 12741-Authorizing an appropriation for payment to the
Government of China for the account of certain Chinese
citizens.
Passed House, 706.-Referred to Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations, 722.
H.R. 12743-Authorizing an appropriation for payment to the
Government of Canada for the account of Janet Hardcastle
Ross, a citizen of Canada.
Amended and passed House, 706.-Referred to Senate Committee
on Foreign Relations, 722. . H.R.13011-To amend the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act
H.R. 12744-Authorizing an appropriation for payment to the
Government of Nicaragua for the account of Raimunda Valla-
dares de Calderon, a citizen of Nicaragua.
Debated, 707.-Passed House, 1862.-Referred to Senate Com-
mittee on Foreign Relations, 1933.
H.R. 12745-Authorizing an appropriation for payment to the
Government of Great Britain for the account of N.J. Moosa, a
British subject.
Passed House, 707.-Referred to Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations, 722.
H.R. 12746-Authorizing an appropriation for payment to the
Government of Norway in settlement of all claims for reim-
bursement on account of losses sustained by the owner and
crew of the Norwegian steamer Tampen.
Passed House, 707.-Referred to Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations, 722.
H.R. 12747-Authorizlng an appropriation for payment to the
Government of China for the account of Ling Mau Mau, a
citizen of China.
Passed House, 708.-Referred to Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations, 722.
H.R. 12748--Authorizing an appropriation for payment to the
Government of Nicaragua for the account of Salvador Buitrago
Diaz, a citizen of Nicaragua.
Passed House, 1882.-Referred to Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations, 1933.
H.R. 12749-Authorizing an appropriation for payment to the
Government of Great Britain for the account of the Shanghai
Electric Construction Co., Ltd.
Passed House, 708.-Referred to Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations, 722.
H.R.1275Q-Authorizing an appropriation for payment to the
Government of Nicaragua for the account of Benjamin Gon-
zalez, a citizen of Nicaragua.
Passed House, 708.-Referred to Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations, 722.
H.R. 12751-Authorizing an appropriation for pQJment to the
Government of Chile for the account of Enriqueta Koch v. de
Jeanneret, a citizen of Chile.
Debated, 708.-Passed House, 1883.-Referred to Senate Com-
mittee on Foreign Relation§, 1933.
12351-13023
H.R. 12753-To amend an act entitled "An act to establish a uni-
form system of bankruptcy throughout the United States",
approved July 1, 1889, and acts amendatory thereof and sup-
plementary thereto.
Remarks, 2785.
H.R.l2769-To provide an additional authorization for the acqui-
sition of land in the vicinity of Camp Bullis, Tex.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1961), 3342.-Passed House, 4538.-Re-
ferred to Senate Committee on Military Affairs, 4566.-Re-
ported back (S.Rept. 1299), 4874.-Passed Senate, 5011.-Ex-
amined and signed, 5117, 5186.-Presented to the President,
52..89.-Approved (Public, No. 379], 5657.
H.R. 12843-To change the name of the retail liquor dealers' stamp
tax in the case of retail drug stores or pharmacies.
Reported back (H.Rept. 2038), 4209.
H.R. 12891-For the relief of Ellen Grant.
Reported with amendments (H.Rept. 2135), 5061.
H.R. 12952-For the relief of Paul DeWitt Brown.
Reference changed to Cor.a.mittee on Naval Affairs, 1833.
H.R. 12977-To amend section 808 of Title VIII of the Revenue Act
of 1926, as amended by section 443 of the Revenue Act of 1928.
Reported back (S.Rept. 1267), 4652, 4787.-Passed Senate,
4988.-Examined and signed, 5117, 5186.-Presented to the
President, 5289.-Approved (Public, No. 289], 5657.
H.R. 12981-Conferring jurisdiction upon the Court of Claims to
hear and determine the claims of the International Arms &
Fuze Co., Inc.
Reported back (H.Rept. 2197), 5651.
H.R. 13006-To provide that no interest shall be charged on loans
upon adjusted-service certificates, that such loans shall be
considered as partial payments, and for other purposes.
Mr. W1lltamson: Committee on Ways and Means, 40.
H.R. 13007-Providing for the restoration of an Indian agent for
the Lower Brule Indian Reservation.
Mr. Williamson; Cqmmittee on Indian A1fairs, 40.-Reported
back (H.Rept. 1884), 2127.-Debated, 3559.
H.R.13008--To amend section.2 of an act entitled "An act to pro-
vide emergency financing facUlties for financial institutions,
to aid in financing agriculture, commerce, and industry, and
for other purposes," approved January 22, 1932 (Public, No. 2,
72d Cong.).
Mr. Williamson; Committee on Banking and Currency; 40.
H.R. 13009-To provide for the final enrollment of the Indians of
the Sioux Tribe of Indians consisting of certain tribes.
Mr. Williamson; Committee on Indian A1fairs, 40.
H.R. 1301Q-To restore the 2-cent rate of postage on first-class
mail matter.
Mr. Mead; Committee on Ways and Means, 40.
by providing for loans to cities, counties, and States secu:r.ed
by tax fieri facias, tax executions, and other tax liens, and for
other purposes.
Mr. Lankford of Georgia; Committee on Banking and Currency,
40.-Remarks, 140-142.
H.R.13012-To regulate the value of money, to stabilize its pur-
chasing power by the controlled expansion and contraction of
the currency, and for other purposes.
Mr. Rankin; Committee on Banking and Currency, 40.
H.R.13013-To provide additional revenue, and for other purposes.
Mr. O'Connor; Committee on Ways and Means, 40.
H.R.13014-To provide additional revenue, and for other purposes.
Mr. William E. Hull; Committee on Ways and Means, 40.
H.R.1301&-For preliminary examination and survey of Occupacia.
Creek, Essex County, Va., and channel connecting the same
with the Rappahannock River.
Mr. Bland; Committee on Rivers and Harbors, 40.
H.R.13016-To authorize the Secretary of Agriculture to adjust
debts of farmers to the United States for seed, feed, and crop
production loans.
Mr. Leavitt; Committee on Agriculture, 40.
H.R. 13017-For a survey and examination of West Creek, N.J.
Mr. Bacharach; Committee on Rivers and Harbors, 40.
H.R.13018--To amend section 79 of the Judicial Code.
Mr. Buckbee; Committee on the Judiciary, 40.
H.R. 13019-To prohibit the importation of articles from certain
countries, and for other purposes.
Mr. Collier; Committee on Ways and Means, 40.
H.R.13020-To provide additional revenue, and for other purposes.
Mr. Brunner; Committee on Ways and Means, 41.
H.R. 13021-To provide for the advance payment of adjusted-serv-
ice certificates.
Mr. Jenkins; Committee on Ways and Means, 41.
H.R.13022-To repeal section 1001 (a) of the Revenue Act of 1932,
which increased the rate of postage on certain mail matter of
the first class.
Mr. Almon; Committee on Ways and Means, 41.
H.R. 13023-To extend the time for payment of seed and feed loans
made to farmers under the Reconstruction Finance Corpora-
tion Act and other emergency relief acts during the years 1931
and 1932, and for other purposes.
Mr. Sinclair; Committee on Agriculture, 41.
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H.R.13024-To repeal the tax on bank checks.
Mr. Almon; Committee on Ways and Means, 4:1.
H.R.13025-To extend the time during which the emergency ap-
propriation for Federal-aid highways shall be available for ex-
penditure.
Mr. Almon; Committee on Ways and Means, 4.1.-Reference
changed to Committee on Roads, 475.-Reported back (H.Rept.
1971) • 3342.
H.R. 1302~To amend chapter 231 of the act of May 22, 1896 (29
Stat. 133, sec. 546, title 34, U.S.C.).
Referred to Commit tee on Naval Affairs, 41.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 1978), 3419.-Amended and passed House, 4539.-Re-
ferred to Senate Committee on Naval Affairs, 4566.-Reported
back (S.Rept. 1293), 4874.-Passed Senate, 5009.-Examined
and signed, 5117, 5186.-Presented to the President, 5289.-Ap-
proved [Public, No. 384], 5657.
H.R.13027-To provide revenue by increasing taxes on certain non-
intoxicating vinous liquors and to remove the limitation of the
prohibition laws upon their manufacture, transportation, and
sale in certain cases.
Mr. Lea; Committee on Ways and Means, 41.
H.R.13028-To provide for the appointment of one additional
judge of the District Court of the United States for the East-
ern District of New York.
Mr. Brunner; Committee on the Judiciary, 41.
H.R.13029--To authorize an appropriation of $50,000,000 for seed
loans and advances to farmers in 1933, for the purpose of crop
production.
Mr. Warren; Committee on Banking and Currency, 41.
H.R. 13030-Granting a civil-service status to wounded war vet·
erans of the United States.
Mr. Pittenger; Committee on ·the Civil Service, 41.
H.R. 13031-To amend the Revenue Act of 1918.
Mr. O'Connor; Committee on Ways and Means, 41.
H.R.13032-To amend section 604 of the Rev.enue Act of 1932.
Mr. O'Connor; Committee on Ways and Means, 41.
H.R.13033-To repeal the tax on bank checks.
Mr. Romjue; Committee on Ways and Means, 41.
H.R. 13034-To provide Federal aid for the construction of groins
and bulkheads for coast protection.
Mr. Sutphin; Committee on Rivers and Harbors, 41.
H.R.13035-To repeal section 1001 (a) of the Revenue Act of 1932,
which increased the rate of postage on certain mail matter of
the first class.
Mr. Lamneck; Committee on Ways and Means, 41.
H.R.1303~To authorize the Secretary of the Interior to make a
per capita payment to certain Sac and Fox Indians of Okla-
homa.
Mr. McKeown; Committee on Indian Mairs, 41.
H.R. 13037-To amend the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Act, as amended by the Emergency Relief and Construction
Act of 1932, by adding thereto a new section providing for
crop loans and other purposes.
Mr. Briggs; Committee on Banking and Currency, 41.
H.R. 13038-To authorize the Secretary of the Interior to pay $500
for expenses of Sac and Fox business committee.
Mr. McKeown; Committee on ·Indian Affairs, 41.
H.R. 13039-For the protection of laborers and mechanics on pub-
lic buildings or other public works of the United States and
the District of Columbia.
Mr. Wigglesworth; Committee on Labor, 41.
H.R.13040-To amend the National Prohibition Act, as amended
and supplemented.
Mr. O'Connor; Committee on the Judiciary, 41.
H.R. 13041-To provide financial facllities for making loans on
farms and;or farm homes, and for other purposes.
Mr. McKeown; Committee on Banking and Currency, 41.
H.R. 13042-To authorize the transfer of land from the War De-
partment to the Territory of Hawaii.
Mr. Houston of Hawaii; Committee on Military Affairs, 41.-
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 2062), 4375.-Amended
and passed House, 5166.-Referred to Senate Committee on
Military Affairs, 5192.
H.R. 13043-To repeal section 1001 (a) of the Revenue Act of 1932,
which increased the rate of postage on certain mail matter
of the first class.
Mr. Kurtz; Committee on Ways and Means, 41.
H.R. 13044-To liquidate and refinance agricultural indebtedness
and to encourage and promote agriculture, commerce, and in-
dustry, by establishing an efficient credit system, through
which the unjust and unequal burdens placed upon agricul-
ture during the period of price fixing and deflation may be
lightened, by providing for the liquidation and refinancing
of farm mortgages and farm indebtedness at a reduced rate
of interest through the Federal farm-loan system, the Federal
Reserve banking system, and creating a Board of Agriculture
to supervise the same.
Mr. Patman; Committee on Banking and Currency, 41.
H.R. 13045-Granting a pension to Catherine E. Burke.
Mr. Adkins; Committee on Pensions, 42.
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H.R.l304~For the rel!ef of William· Henry Davidson.
Mr. Allen; Committee on Military Affairs, 42.
H.R.13047-Granting a pension to Annie Coan.
Mr. Aldrich; Committee on Pensions, 42.
H.R. 13048-Granting a pension to Eva L. Goodwin.
Mr. Aldrich; Committee on Pensions, 42.
H.R.13049-Granting an increase of pension to Sarah P. Scott.
Mr. Ayres; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 42.
H.R. 13050--Granting an incr ease of pension to Hannah Engler.
Mr. Ayres; Committee on Invalld Pensions, 42.
H.R. 13051-Granting an increase of pension to Eliza Robinson.
Mr. Ayres; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 42.
H.R. 13052--{Jranting an increase of pension to Miriam A. W1lliams.
Mr. Ayres; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 42.
H.R. 13053-For the relief of Albert Polley.
Mr. Bachmann; Committee on Military Affairs, 42.
H.R. 13054--Grantlng a pension to Earl J. Benn~tt.
Mr. Bachmann; Committee on Pensions, 42.
H.R.13055-For the rellef of the estate of John T. Lynch, deceased.
Mr. Barton; Committee on War Claims, 42.
H.R. 1305~For the relief of the estate of David Lynch, deceased.
Mr. Barton; Committee on War Claims, 42.
H.R. 13057-Granting a pension to Cathrine Orender.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 42.
H.R. 13058-Granting a pension to Mary E. Mecomber.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 42.
H.R.13059-Granting an increase of pension to Hester A. Young.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 42.
H.R.13060-Granting an increase of pension to Mitilda J. Hen-
derson.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 42.
H.R.13061-Granting an increase of pension to Jeritha Love
Claxton.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 42.
H.R.13062-{Jranting an increase of pension to Mary N. Stanley.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 42.
H.R. 13063-Granting an increase of pension to Addie Blunt.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 42.
H.R. 13064-Granting an increase of pension to Hannah H. Maddux.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 42.
H.R. 13065-Granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Dugan.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 42.
H.R. 13066-Granting a pension to Frances E. Newton.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Invalld Pensions, 42.
H.R. 13067-Granting a pension to Mary A. Lane.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 42.
H.R.13068-Granting a pension to George H. Miller.
Mr. B11rton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 42.
H.R. 13069-Granting a pension to Nan A. Benson.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 42.
H.R. 13070-Granting a pension to Sherman King.
Mr. Barton; Comm.ittee on Invalid Pensions, 42.
H.R. 13071-Granting an increase of pension to Sallie A. Nunn.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 42.
H.R. 13072-Granting a pension to Ona Gross.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 42.
H.R. 13073-Granting an increase of pension to Annie E. Teague.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Inval~d Pensions, 42.
H.R. 13074-Granting a pension to James E. Hamilton.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 42.
H.R. 13075-For the relief of John Pierce.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Military Affairs, 42.
H.R.13076-Granting an increase of pension to Eliza J. Postle-
wait.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 42.
H.R. 13077-For the relief of Philip Sappington.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Military Affairs, 42.
H.R. 13078-Granting an increase of pension to John W. Harmon.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Pensions, 42.
H.R. 13079--Granting a pension to Annie C. Linthicum.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 42.
H.R.13080-For the relief of Edward J. Duggan.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Claims, 43.
H.R.13081-Granting a pension to Mary Ann Eskew.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43.
H.R.13082-For the relief of Felix Maupin.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Naval Affairs, 43.
H.R. 13083--Granting a pension to Sarah K. Copeland.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Invalid Pen~ions, 43.
H.R.13084-Granting a pension to Joseph M. Cameron.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43.
H.R. 13085-Granting a pension to Etta Janes.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43.
H.R. 13086-Granting a pension to James Bragan.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Pensions, 43. ·
 HOUSE BILLS ~3087-13165
H.R. 13087-Granting a pension to Ruth Ann Breedlove. H.R. 13125-Grantlng a pension to Eliza Rafferty.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43. Mr. Dyer; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43.
H.R.13088-Granting a pension to Ada Pettigrew. H.R.1312~ranting a pension to Lillian S. Budd.
Mr. Bart on; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43. Mr. Eaton of Colorado; Comm.ittee on Invalid Pensions, 43.
H.R. 13089-Granting an increase of pension to Sarah McGuire. H.R. 13127-Granting an increase of pension to Annie Cannan.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43. Mr. Estep; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43.
H.R. 1309Q-Granting an increase of pension to Ida Nagel. H.R. 13128--Granting an increase of pension to Marion G. Webb.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43. Mr. Evans of Cal.ifornia; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43.
H.R. 13091-Granting an increase of pension to Katharine Wallace. H.R. 13129-Granting a pension to Harriet J. Hart.
Mr. Biddle; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43. Mr. Evans of California; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43.
H.R. 13092-Granting an increase of pension to Mary Chilcoat. H.R. 13130-Granting a pension to Laura B. Perley.
Mr. Biddle; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43. Mr. Evans of California; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43.
H.R. 13093-To provide for the reimbursement of certain enlisted H.R.13131-Granting an increase of pension to Ada Thomas
men and former enlisted men of the Navy for the value of per- · Hackett.
sonal effects lost, damaged, or destroyed by fire at the naval Mr. Fiesinger; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43.
radio station, Eureka, Calif., on January 17, 1930. H.R. 13132-Granting a pension to Nancy Triplet.
Mr. Black; Committee on Claims, 43. Mr. Finley; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43.
H.R. 13094--To provide for the reimbursement of certain enlisted H.R.13133-For the relief of Jesse Baird.
men and former enlisted men of the Navy for the value of Mr. Finley; Committee on Claims, 43.
personal effects lost, damaged, or destroyed by fire at the naval H.R.13134--Granting an increase of pension to Mary Perry.
training station, Hampton Roads, Va., on February 21, 1927. Mr. Finley; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43.
Mr. Black; Committee on Claims, 43. H.R.13135-For the relief of John W. Lampk.ins.
'H.R. 13095-Granting a pension to Julius Hampton, Jr. Mr. Finley; Committee on Military Affairs, 43.
Mr. Bland; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43. H.R.1313~ranting a pension to Charles E. King.
H.R.13096-Granting an increase of pension to Karoline Umlauft. Mr. Finley; Committee on Pensions, 43.
Mr. Bland; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43. H.R. 13137-Granting a pension to Henry Davenport.
H.R. 13097-Granting an increase of pension to Martha J. Con- Mr. Finley; Committee on Pensions, 43.
stant. H.R. 13138-For the relief of Bevley L. Clark.
Mr. Bloom; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43. Mr. Finley; Committee on Military Affairs, 43.
H.R. 13098-For the relief of H. A. Taylor. H.R.13139-Granting a pension to Jesse Arthur.
Mr. Bolton; Committee on Claims, 43. Mr. Finley; Committee on Pensions, 43.
H.R. 13099-Granting a pension to Josephine Ensign. H.R. 13140-Granting a pension to Laura B. Poore.
Mr. Boylan; Committee on Pensions, 43. Mr. Finley; Committee on Pensions, 43.
H.R. 13100-Granting an increase of pension to Celesta G. Rock. H.R.13141-Granting a pension to Eliza S. Rhodes.
Mr. Buckbee; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43. Mr. Finley; Committee on Pensions, 43.
H.R. 13101-For the relief of James Prien. H.R.13142-Granting a pension to Ada Simpson.
Mr. Buckbee; Committee on Military Affairs, 43. Mr. Finley; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43.
H.R.13102-Granting an increase of pension to Earnest J. Wolter. H.R. 13143-Granting an increase of pension to James W. Taylor.
Mr. Buckbee; Committee on Pensions, 43. Mr. Finley; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R . 13103-Granting an increase of pension to Cora Winklepleck. H.R.13144-Granting a pension to Ella Abney.
Mr. Buckbee; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43. Mr. Finley; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13104-Granting a pension to Nellie L. Adams. H.R.13145-Granting a pension to David W. Snyder.
Mr. Buckbee; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43. Mr. Finley; Committee on Pensions, 44.
H.R.13105-Granting an increase of pension to Philura R. Brown. H.R.1314~ranting a pension to Harry Miller.
Mr. Buckbee; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43. Mr. Fitzpatrick; Committee on Pensions, 44.
H.R.1310~ranting an increase of pension to Emily S. Maxwell. H.R.13147-Granting an increase of pension to Luella E. Ma-
Mr. Buckbee; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43. cumber.
H.R.13107-To correct the military record of Jordan Kidwell. Mr. Freeman; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.-Reference
Mr. Canfield; Committee on Military Affairs, 43. changed to Committee on Pensions, 297.
H.R. 13108-Granting a pension to John W. Raridon. H.R. 13148-For the relief of Ernest W. Jermark.
Mr. Canfield; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43. Mr. French; Committee on Claims, 44. . '·
H.R. 13109-Granting an increase of pension to Katie Hoagland. H.R. 13149-Granting a pension to Harriet E. Austin.
Mr. Canfield; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43. Mr. Garber; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13110-Granting an increase of pension to Artimissa Earhart. H.R. 13150-Granting an increase of pension to May I. Barton.
Mr. Canfield; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43. Mr. Garber; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13111-Granting an increase of pension to Martha J. Trw- H.R. 13151-Granting an increase of pension to Mary E. Lakey.
lender. Mr. Garber; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
Mr. Canfield; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43. H.R. 13152-Granting an increase of pension to Mary J. McAlearney.
H.R. 13112-Granting a pension to Andrew J. Oliver. Mr. Guyer; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
Mr. Carter of Wyoming; Committee on Pensions, 43. H.R. 13153-Granting an increase of pension to Victoria Gould.
H .R.13113-Granting a pension to Mrs. William G. Root. Mr. Guyer; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
Mr. Carter of Wyoming; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43. H.R.13154-Granting an increase of pension to Ernaline J. Strine.
H.R. 13114--For the relief of Charles L. Wymore. Mr. Haines; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
Mr. Carter of Wyoming; Committee on Military Affairs, 43. H.R. 13155-Granting an increase of pension to Hattie J. Doolittle.
H.R. 13115--For the relief of David Levy. Mr. Hancock of New York; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
Mr. Cavicchia; Committee on Naval Affairs, 43. H.R.1315~ranting an increase of pension to Nettie Brown.
H.R.13116-To extend the benefits of the United States Employees' Mr. Hancock of New York; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
Compensation Act to Eugene C. Lee. H.R. 13157-Granting an increase of pension to Caroline Appelt.
Mr. Cavicchia; Committee on Claims, 43. Mr. Hancock of New York; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13117-Granting a pension to William F. Curtain. H.R.13158--Granting a pension to Catherine J. Hoyer.
Mr. Cole of Maryland; Committee on Pensions, 43. Mr. Hancock of New York; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13118-Granting a pension to Mary E. Van Dyck. H.R. 13159-Granting a pension to Jean M. Lockwood.
Mr. Corning; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43. Mr. Hancock of New York; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R.13119-Granting a pension to Agnes B. Flynn. H.R. 13160-For the relief of Joseph Lawrence Rusche.
Mr. Corning; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43.-Reference Mr. Hess; Committee on Naval Affairs, 44.
changed to Committee on Pensions, 151.
H.R.13161-Granting a pension to Clara M. Britt.
H.R. 13120-Granting an increase of pension to Annie Oathout. Mr. Hess; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
Mr. Crowther; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43.
H.R. 13121-Granting an increase of pension to Nancy Hyson. H.R. 13162-Granting a pension to Kate Harnass.
Mr. Hollister; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.

l
Mr. Crowther; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43.
H.R.13122-Granting a pension to Maude Harriman Sanford. H.R. 13163-:-Granting a. pension to J.o sephine BaUmann.
Mr. Crowther; Committee on Pensions, 43. Mr. Holllster; Conuruttee on Penswns, 44.
H.R. 13123-.For the relief of Arthur Reid. H.R. 13164-Granting a pension to Eva Heine.
Mr. Crowther; Committee on Military Affairs, 43. Mr. Hollister; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13124-Granting an increase of pension to Catherine E. Ising. H.R.13165-Granting a pension to Lucy Tyler.
Mr. Doutrich; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 43. Mr. Hollister; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
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H.R. 13166-For the relief of the H. C. Nutting Co.
Mr. Hollister; Committee on Claims, 44.
H.R. 13167-Granting an increase of pension to Alice E. Helmer.
Mr. Hope; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R.13168--Granting an increase of pension to Ellen L. W. Jones.
Mr. Hope; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R.13169-Granting a pension to Lewis Garner.
:Mr. Howard; Committee on Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13170-Granting a pension to James Angel.
Mr. Jenkins; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13171---Granting a pension to William Bruce.
Mr. Jenkins; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13172-Granting a pension to Lewis Congrove.
Mr. Jenkins; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13173---Granting an increase of pension to Sarah A. Daugherty.
Mr. Jenk~ns; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13174-Granting an increase of pension to Mary E. Derry.
Mr. Jenkins; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13175-Granting an increase of pension to Jennie S. Duncan.
Mr. Jenkins; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13176---Granting an increase of pension to Addie C. Fenwick.
Mr. Jenkins; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. -13177-Granting an increase of pension to Charlotte Fultz.
Mr. Jenkins; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13178--Granting a pension to Roma Hively.
Mr. Jenkins; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13179-Granting a pension to Jennie Hopkins.
!\1r. Jenkins; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13180-Granting an increase of pension to Mary C. Keneff.
Mr. Jenkins; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13181---Granting a pension to Maude Lantz.
Mr. Jenkins; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13182---Granting an increase of pe~on to Laura E. Mcintyre.
Mr. Jenkins; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13183---Granting an increase of pension to Mary L. Martin.
Mr. Jenkins; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13184-Granting a pension to Mary Virginia Salisbury.
Mr. Jenkins; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R.13185-For the relief of Leo Yates.
Mr. Johnson of Washington; Committee on Claims, 44.
H.R. 13186---Granting a pension to Mary Alice Davis.
- Mr. Kendall; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13187---Granting a pension to AlbertS. Miller.
Mr. Kendall; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13188-Granting an increase of pension to Melissa D. Smith
:Mr. Kendall; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13189-Granting an increase of pension to Hester H. Lewis.
Mr. Kendall; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13190-Granting an increase of pension to Ann Eliza Ansell.
Mr. Kendall; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13191---Granting an increase of pension to Eunice A. Myers.
Mr. Kendall; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13192-Granting an increase of pension to Melinda Mowers.
Mr. Kniffin; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13193---Granting an increase of penSion to Harriet Deamer.
Mr. Kniffin; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13194-Granting a pension to Emma Adcock.
Mr. Kniffin; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13195--Granting an increase of pension to Nancy H. Wald-
smlth.
Mr. Kurtz; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R.13196--Granting a pension to Morgan L. Dively.
Mr. Kurtz; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13197-Granting an increase of pension to Susannah Ditter-
line.
Mr. Kurtz; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R.13198-Granting a pension to Lana Miller.
Mr. Kurtz; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13199-Granting a pension to Anna Hill Wilson.
Mr. Kurtz; Committee on Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13200-Granting an increase of pension to Isabella Arbogast.
Mr. Kurtz; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13201---Granting an increase of pension to Isabella Cramer.
Mr. Kurtz; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13202-Awarding the Distinguished Service Cross to Joseph
Tibe.
Mr. Lamneck; Comm.ittee on M.ilitary Affa..irs, 44.
H.R. 13203-Granting an increase of pension to Miami Leeper.
Mr. Lamneck; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13204-Granting an increase of pension to Susan Buckingham.
Mr. Lamneck; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13205--Granting a pension to Ralph E. Henson.
Mr. Lamneck; Committee on Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13206---For the relief of Wilfred Richards.
Mr. Lamneck; Committee on Naval Affairs, 44.
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H.R.13207-For the relief o! Fred C. Blenkner.
Mr. Lamneck; Committee on Claims, 44.
H.R.13208--Grant.ing a pension to Fred F. Counts.
Mr. Lamneck; Committee on Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13209---Granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Cooley.
Mr. Lamneck; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13210-Granting an increase of pension to Fannie Bastle.
Mr. Lamneck; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13211---Granting an increase of pension to Ellen C. Reed.
Mr. Lamneck; Comm.ittee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R. 13212-Granting an increase of pension to Columbia Hankins.
Mr. Lamneck; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 44.
H.R.13213---Granting an increase of pension to Caroline Yost.
Mr. Lamneck; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R.13214-Granting an increase of pension to Mary Elizabeth
Gibbons. ·
Mr. Lamneck; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13215--Granting an increase of pension to Martha E. Hall.
Mr. Lamneck; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13216-Granting an increase of pension to Tabitha Reynolds.
Mr. Lamneck; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13217---Granting an increase of pension to Mary A. Pocock.
Mr. Lamneck; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13218--Granting an increase of pension to Adelia Barnes.
Mr. Lamneck; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R.13219-Granting an increase of pension to Matilda Kennedy.
Mr. Lamneck; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13220---Granting an increase of pension to Frances E. Foster.
Mr. Lam.neck; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13221-For the relief of Anna C. Stigers.
Mr. Lewis; Committee on War Claims, 45.
H.R.13222-Granting an increase of pension to Mary A. Taylor.
Mr. Lewis; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13223---Granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth A.
Richenberg.
Mr. Lewis; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13224--Granting an increase of pension to Catharine A. Wol!.
Mr. Lichtenwalner; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13225---Granting an increase of pension to Belle Armel.
Mr. Ludlow; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13226-To refund the duty on a carillon of 63 bells imported
for the Scottish Rite Temple, Indianapolis, Ind.
Mr. Ludlow; Committee on Claims, 45.
H.R. 13227-For the relief of Manuel Merritt.
Mr. McKeown; Committee on Claims, 45.-Reported back (H.
Rept. 2163) 5188.
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H.R. 13228--Granting an increase of pension to Marianna Gedris.
Mr. Mapes; Committee on Pensions, 45.
.H.R. 13229-Granting a pension to Susan E. Thayer.
Mr. Mapes; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13230---Granting a pension to Marie Baraby.
Mr. Martin of Massachusetts; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13231---Granting a pension to Mary J. Winslow.
Mr. Martin of Massachusetts; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13232---Granting an increase of pension to Nora Frazier.
Mr. Martin of Massachusetts; Committee on Invalid Pensions. 45.
H.R. 13233-For the relief of Edward Theroult, alias Frank
Gam.ashe.
Mr. Martin of Massachusetts; Committee on Military Affa.irs, 45.
H.R. 13234-Granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth M.
Brown.
Mr. Martin of Massachusetts; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13235-Granting a pension to Kate Andrews.
Mr. Milligan; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13236-Granting an increase of pension to Eliza Mulvania.
Mr. Milligan; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13237---Granting an increase of pension to Marla Jefferson.
Mr. Morehead; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.-Reference
changed to Committee on Pensions, 284.
H.R. 13238-Granting an increase of pension to Annie Messler.
Mr. Morehead; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13239-Grantlng a pension to Squ.ire F. Ashley.
Mr. Moore of Kentucky; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13240---Granting a pension to Vuna Flener.
Mr. Moore of Kentucky; Committee on Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13241---Granting an increase of pension to Harriett Moore.
Mr. Nelson of Missouri; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13242---Granting an increase of pension to Mary C. Sly.
Mr. Nelson of Missouri; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13243-Granting a pension to Rachel Simpson.
Mr. Nelson of Missour1; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13244-Granting a pension to Fletcher Clark.
Mr. Nelson of Missouri; Committee on Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13245--Granting an increase of pension to Louisa Castrop.
Mr. Nelson of Missouri; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
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H.R. 1324~ranting a pension to Anna Angelow.
Mr. Rainey; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13247-Granting a pension to Bettie L. Patterson.
Mr. Rainey; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 1324s-Granting an increase of pension to Sally E. Thomas.
Mr. Rainey; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13249--Granting an incx:ease of pension to Delphill11. Fox.
Mr. Reed of New York; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R.13250--Granting an increase of pensi~n to Mae E. Johnson.
Mr. Reed of New York; Committee on Invalid Pensions,' 45.
H.R.13251-Granting an increase of pension to Mary B. Keefe.
Mr. Reed of New York; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13252-Granting an increase of pension to Jennie H. Burford.
Mr. Reed of New York; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R.13253-Granting an increase of pension to Martha F. Reynolds.
Mr. Reed of New York; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13254-Granting an increase of pension to Alvena C. Maller.
Mr. Reed of New York; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R.13255-For the relief of Emil John Geiser.
Mr. Rudd; Committee on Naval Affairs, 45.
H.R. 13256---Granting an increase of pension to Melissa Holmes.
Mr. Schneider; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13257-Granting a pension to Honora E. Dempsey.
Mr. Shreve; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.--Reference
changed to Committee on Pensions, 284.
H.R. 1325s-Granting an increase of pension to Susan E. Kaster.
Mr. Shreve; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13259-For the relief of Edward F. Smith.
Mr. Shreve; Committee on Pensions, 45.-Reference changed to
Committee on Naval Affairs, 943.
H.R. 13260--Granting a pension to Anna E. Spence.
Mr. Shreve; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R.13261-Granting an increase of pension to Hattie Struchen.
Mr. Shreve; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13262-For the relief of Marie Toenberg.
Mr. Sinclair; Committee on Claims, 45.-Reported back (H.Rept.
1869)' 1833.
H.R. 13263--For the relief of Elizabeth Taylor.
Mr. Snell; Committee on Military Affairs, 45.
H.R. 13264-Granting an increase of pension to Mary Tredo.
Mr. Snell; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13265-Granting an increase of pension to Ellen Morrell.
Mr. Snell; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R.13266-Granting an increase of pension to Ruth Irene Barney.
Mr. Snell; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13267-Granting a pension to Girty A. Adamson.
Mr. Strong of Pennsylvania; Committee on Pensions, 45.
H.R. 1326s-Granting an increase of pension to Sarah J. Nicholson.
Mr. Strong of Pennsylvania; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13269-Granting a pension to Samuel A. Evans.
Mr. Strong of Pennsylvania; Committee on Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13270--Granting a pension to Mary H. Wallace.
Mr. Swing; Committee on Pensions, 45.
H.R.13271-Granting an increase of pension to Sarah C. Parks.
Mr. Swing; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 45.
H.R.13272-For the relief of Lee Acrey, also known as Barnett Lee
Acrey.
Mr. Swing; Committee on Military Affairs, 45.
H.R. 13273-For the relief of Ralph C. Irwin.
Mr. Swing; Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads, 45.-
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1921) , 2640.
H.R. 13274-For the relief of William S. Searle.
Mr. Swing; Committee on M111tary Affairs, 45.
H.R. 13275-For the relief of Virden Thompson.
Mr. Thomason; Committee on Military Affairs, 45.
H.R. 13276---Granting a pension to William A. Sienkben.
Mr. Thomason; Committee on Pensions, 45.
H.R. 13277-For the relief of Ellen Kline.
Mr. Thomason; Committee on Claims, 45.
H.R. 13278-Granting a pension to Emmeline Miller.
Mr. Thomason; Committee on Pensions, 46.
H.R. 13279--Granting a pension to Emma L. Lee.
Mr. Thomason; Committee on Pensions, 46.
H.R.1328o--For the relief of Petra M. Benavides.
Mr. Thomason; Committee on Claims, 46.
H.R.13281-For the relief of William A. McMahan.
Mr. Thomason; Committee on Claims, 46.
H.R. 13282-Granting an increase of pension to Mary A. Neidigh.
Mr. Thurston; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 46.
H.R.13283-Granting a pension to Maude Delay.
Mr. Thurston; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 46.
H.R. 13284-Granting an increase of pension to Frances C. Gaskill.
Mr. Thurston; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 46.
H.R. 13285-Granting an increase of pension to Rebecca Aid.
Mr. Timberlake; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 46.
H.R. 13286--firanting a pension to Julia A. Hackett.
Mr. Treadway; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 46.
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H.R. 13287-Granting an increase of pension to Catherine M.
Graves.
Mr. Underwood; Committee on Invalid Pensions. 46.
H.R. 13288-Grantlng an increase of pension to Willie Williams.
Mr. Vinson of Kentucky; Committee on Pensions, 46.
H.R. 13289--Granting a pension to Dolly Patton.
Mr. Vinson of Kentucky; Colll!Ilittee on Invalid Pensions, 46.
H.R.13290--Granting a pension to Ollie Hamilton.
Mr. Vinson of Kentucky; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 46.
H.R. 13291-For the relief or John E. Martin.
Mr. Watson; Committee on Claims, 46.
H.R.13292-For the relief of w. C. Garber.
Mr. West; Committee on Claims, 46.-Reported with amend-
ment (H.Rept. 1969), 3342.
H.R. 13293-Granting an increase of pension to Ella Price.
Mr. West; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 46.
H.R. 13294-Granting an increase of pension to Sophia Arnold.
Mr. West; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 46.
H.R. 13295-Granting an increase of pension to Ida H. Stokes.
Mr. Whitley; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 46.
H.R.13296-Granting an increase of pension to Jennie Moshier.
Mr. Whitley; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 46.
H.R.13297-Granting an increase of pension to Isabella E. Darling.
Mr. Whitley; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 46.
H.R.13298-Granting an increase of pension to Jennie A. Boas.
Mr. Whitley; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 46.
H.R. 13299--Granting an increase of pension to Mary Etta Chew.
Mr. Wolverton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 46.
H.R. 13300--Granting a pension to Viola Shively.
Mr. Wood of Indiana; Comm.ittee on Invalid Pensions, 46.
H.R.13301-Granting an increase of pension to Emma Chapman.
Mr. Wood of Indiana; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 46.
H.R. 13302-Granting an increase of pension to Maria E. Best.
Mr. Wood of Indiana; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 46.
H.R.13303--To amend the Federal Home Loan Bank Act to provide ·
for the making of loans by the banks to home owners.
Mr. Cochran of Missouri; Committee on Banking and Currency,
75.
H.R. 13304-To authorize the appointment of secretaries to United
States circuit and district judges.
Mr. Reid of illinois; Committee on the Judiciary, 75.
H.R.13305-To amend the Emergency Relief and Construction Act
of 1932 so as to provide for regional mercantile credit cor-
porations.
Mr. Leavitt; Committee on Banking and Currency, 75.
H.R. 13306--To limit the purchases of the Post Office Department,
so far as possible, to articles of the growth, production, and
manufacture of the United States.
Mr. Fulmer; Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads, 75.
H.R. 13307-Making it illegal to employ any alien while there are
American citizens out of work who are able and willing to
work, and fixing the penalty for willful violation thereof.
Mr. Crail; Committee on Labor, 75.
H.R. 13308-To authorize a survey from Pamlico Sound to Mill
Creek, N.C.
Mr. Warren; Committee on Rivers and Harbors, 75.
H.R.13309-To repeal the National Prohibition Act, as amended
and supplemented.
Mr. Estep; Committee on the Judiciary, 75.
H.R.1331o-To amend the Agricultural Marketing Act, approved
June 15, 1929.
Mr. Norton; Committee on Agriculture, 75.
H.R.13311-Granting the consent of Congress to the Board of
County Commissioners of Allegheny County, Pa., to construct,
maintain, and operate a toll bridge across the Monongahela
River between the city of Pittsburgh and the borough of
Homestead, Pa.
Mr. Campbell of Pennsylvania; Committee on Interstate and
Foreign Commerce, 75.
H.R.13312-To provide revenue by the taxation of certain non-
intoxicating liquors, and for other purposes.
Mr. Collier; Committee on Ways and Means, 75.
H.R. 13313-To provide additional revenue, and for other purposes.
Mr. Canfield; Committee on Ways and Means, 75.
H.R.13314-To provide for the acquisition of Cha.ppawamstc
Island, Va., for the use of the Navy Department.
Mr. Smith of Virginia; Committee on Naval Affairs, 76.
H.R.13315-To amend paragraph 1, section 201, title 2, of the
Emergency Relief and Construction Act of 1932.
Mr. Sabath; Committee on Banking and Currency, 76.
H.R. 13316--To amend paragraph 1, section 201, title 2, of the
Emergency Relief and Construction Act of 1932.
Mr. Sabath; Committee on Ways and Means, 76.
H.R.13317-To amend section 301 (a) (1) of the Emergency Relief
and Construction Act of 1932.
Mr. Warren; Committee on Roads, 76.
H.R.13318-For the relief of Laura B. Hayes.
Mr. Buckbee; Committee on Claims, 76.
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13319-13371 HOUSE BILLS .
H.R.13319-For the relief of James HoD.
Mr. Connolly; Committee on Naval Affairs, 76.
H.R. 13320-For the relief of Daniel Webster Freeman.
:Mr. Connolly; Committee on Naval Affairs, 76.
H.R. 13321-For the relief of Edward J. Gorman.
Mr. Connolly; Committee on Naval Aft'a.irs, 76.
H ..R. 13322-For the relief of Alexander H. Vivian.
Mr. Connolly; Committee on Military Affairs, 76.
HR. 13323-For the relief of Gladding, McBean & Co.
Mr. Crail; Committee on Claims, 76.
H.R. 13324--For the relief of Everett P. Sheridan and. Ex:ilda
Sheridan.
Mr. Foss; Committee on Claims, 76.
HR. 1332~Foc the relief of H. J. Walker.
Mr. Fulbright; Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads, 76.
H.R. 13326--Granting an increase of pension to Ida C. Watson.
Mr. Fulmer; Committee on Pensions, 76. ·
HR. 13327-For the relief of Charles H. Reed.
Mr. Gambrill; Committee on Naval Affairs, 76.
H.R.13328-Granting an increase of pension to Emma G. Millis.
Mr. Hardy; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 76.
H.R.13329-Granting a pension to Lena P. Riddick.
Mr. Hooper; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 76.
H .R. 13330-Granting an increase of pension to Sophie L. Farlln.
Mr. Hooper; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 76.
H.R. 13331--Granting a pension to Sarah E. Fortner.
Mr. Hooper; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 76.
H.R. 13332-For the relief of William Fenwick Howey.
Mr. Johnson of .Washington; Committee on Claims, 76.
H.R.13333--Granting a pension to May E. Neely.
Mr. Kopp; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 76.
HR. 13334--Granting a pension to Charles T. Griggs.
Mr. Kopp; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 76.
H.R. 13335-Granting a pension to Emma Hellwig.
Mr. Kopp; Committee on Pensions, 76.
H.R. 13336--Granting a pension to Mary Pearl Drake.
Mr. Kopp; Committee on Pensions, 76.
H.R. 13337-Granting a pension to Frances S. Williams.
Mr. Kopp; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 76.
H .R. 13338-Granting a pension to Ella Mae Johnson.
Mr. Major; Committee on Pensions, 76.
H.R. 13339--Granting a pension Izuma Shipley.
Mr. Major; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 76.
H.R. 13340-Granting a pension to Carrie Isabel Shipley.
· Mr. Major; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 76.
H.R.13341--Granting a pension to Vanela Rider.
:Mr. Michener; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 76.
H.R. 13342--Granttng an tn~rease of pension to Mary E. Clark.
Mr. Murphy; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 76.
H.R. 13343--Granting an increase of pension to Anna M. Thompson.
Mr. Murphy; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 76.
H.R. 13344-For the relief of the Phillips Creamery Co., Inc.
Mr. Peavey; Committee on Claims, 76.
H.R. 13345-Granting an increase of pension to Sarah St. Germain.
Mr. Peavey; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 76.
H.R. 13346--Granting an increase of pension to Mahala Leazenby.
:r.u. Purnell; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 76.
H.R. 13347-Granting an increase of pension to Harry G. Ross.
Mr. Purnell; Committee on Pensions, 76;
HR. 13348-Granting an increase of pension to Sarah E. Saxton.
Mr. Purnell; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 76.
H.R.13349-To confer jurisdiction on the Court of Claims to hear
and determine the claim of Mount Vernon, Alexandria &
Washington Railway Co., a corporation.
Mr. Smith of Virginia; Committee on the District of Colum-
bia, 76.
H.R. 13350-Granting an increase of pension to Emily L. Burdick.
Mr. Swanson; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 76.
H.R. 13351--Granting a pension to Sarah M. Emmerson.
Mr. Tarver; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 76.
H.R. 13352-For the relief of Marshal W. Sanders.
Mr. Tarver; Committee on Military Affairs, 76.
HR.13353--Granting a pension to Joe S. Turner.
Mr. Tarver; Committee on Pensions, 76.
H.R. 13354--For the relief of the Holyoke Ice Co.
Mr. Treadway; Committee on Claims, 77.
H.R. 1335~For the relief of Joe Reno.
Mr. Wickersham; Committlie on Claims, 77.
H.R. 13356--To authorize compensation for naval reservists physi-
cally injured 1n line of duty.
:J.\.1r. Clancy; Committee on Naval Affairs, 151.
HR.13357-To amend the act entitled "An act to amend an act
entitled 'An act to prohibit the unauthorized wearing, manu-
facture or sale of medals and badges awarded by the War
Depart~ent, approved February 24, 1923 ', approved April 21,
1928 ", so as to include the Navy.
Mr. McSwain; Committee on Military Affairs, 151.
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H.R. 13358-To amend. tn certain particulars section 21 of an act
entitled "An act to provide for the creation, organization, ad-
mlnistration, and maintenance of a Naval Reserve and a
Marine Corps Reserve", approved February 28, 1925, effective
July, 1, 1925.
Mr. Vinson of Georgia; Committee on Naval Affairs, 151.
H.R. 13359-To amend section 18 of the act of February 28, 1925,
entitled "An act to provide for the creation, organization, ad-
ministration, and maintenance of a Naval Reserve and a
Marine Corps Reserve", in order to provide for age in grade
retirement for officers in the Naval Reserve.
Mr. Vinson of Georgia; Committee on Naval Affairs, 151.
H.R. 13360-Providing that 100 percent of the annual gross re-
ceipts, including money-order fees, be credited for the annual
classification of post offices.
Mr. Granfield; Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads, 151.
H.R.13361-To provide revenue by increasing taxes on certain non-
intoxicating liquors and to remove the limitation contained in
the prohibition laws upon the manufacture, transportation,
and sale of such liquors in certain cases.
Mr. Welch; Committee on Ways and Means, 151.
H.R.13362-To amend section 71 of the Judicial Code, as amended.
Mr. Glover; Committee on the Judiciary, 151.
H.R. 13363-For the appointment of an additional circuit judge
for the ninth judicial circUit.
Mr. Leavitt; Committee on the Judiciary, 151.
H.R. 13364--Reducing the rate of postage on mail matter of the
first class.
Mr. Collins; Committee on Ways and Means, 151.
H.R.13365-To amend section 2 of the act entitled "An act to
give wartime rank to retired officers and former officers of the
Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and/or Coast Guard of the United
States", approved June 21, 1930, so as to prohibit persons who
have been subsequently separated from the service under other
than honorable conditions from bearing the official title and
upon occasions of ceremony wearing the uniform of the high-
est grade held by them during their war service.
Mr. McSwain; Committee on Military Atfairs, 151.
H.R.13366--To provide for the retirement of certain commissioned
officers of any of the staff corps of the Navy who have failed
to qualify for advancement to the rank of lieut enant com-
mander.
Mr. Vinson of Georgia; Committee on Naval .Atrairs, 151.
H.R.13367-To confer the degree of bachelor of science upon grad-
uates of the Naval Academy.
Mr. Vinson of G€orgia; Commit tee on Naval Mairs, 151.-Re-
ported back (H.Rept. 1920), 2640.
H.R. 13368--To amend the National Prohibition Act so as to pro-
vide for increasing the permissible alcoholic content of beer,
ale, or porter to 3 percent by weight.
Mr. Mead; Committee on the Judiciary, 152.
H.R.13369-To classify in the Civil Service employees in post
offices of the third cla..ss.
Mr. Martin of Massachusetts; Committee on the Civil Service,
152.
H.R. 13370-Providing for a regular and fixed annual salary for
substitute employees in the United States Postal Service.
Mr. Granfield; Committee on the Civil Service, 152.
HR.13371-To provide additional revenue by increasing taxes on
certain nonintoxicating liquors and to remove such liquors
from the operation of the prohibition laws in certain cases.
Mrs. Kahn; Committee on Ways and Means, 152.
HR. 13372-To extend the times for commenclng and complet ing
the construction of a bridge across the Peedee River and a
bridge across the waccamaw River, both at or near George-
town, S.C.
Mr. Gasque; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
152.-Reported with amendments (HRept. 1843}, 1546.-
Amended and passed House, 1902.-Referred to Senate Com-
mittee on Commerce, 1933.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1093),
2071.-Passed Senate, 3681.-Examined and signed, 3845,
3916.-Presented to the President, 3917.-Approved (Public,
No. 338], 4551.
HR. 13373-To restore the 2-cent rate of postage on first-class mall
matter.
Mr. Johnson of Missouri; Committee on Ways and Means, 152.
H.R.13374--To repeal the tax on bank checks, drafts, and orders
for the payment of money.
Mr. Johnson of Missouri; Committee on Ways and Means, 152.
H.R. 1337~To provide temporary aid to agriculture for the relief
of the existing national economic emergency.
Mr. Williamson; Committee on Agriculture, 152.
HR.13376--To create a Federal Farm Loan Corporation.
Mr. Browning; Committee on Banking and Currency, 152.
HR. 13377-Providing for the suspension of annual assessment
work on mining claims held by location in the United St ates
and Alaska. •
Mr. Smith of Idaho; Committee on Mines and Mining, 152.
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H.R. 13378--To amend sections 416 and 417 of the Revised Statutes
relating to the District of Columbia.
Mrs. Norton; Committee on the District of Columbia, 152.-
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1919), 2640.-Am.ended
and passed House, 3979.-In Senate, placed on the calendar,
3997.-Amended and passed Senate (in lieu of S. 5053),
4969.-House concurs in Senate amendment, 5285.-Examined
and signed, 5298, 5397.-Presented to the President, 5397.-
Pocket veto (Mar. 4) .
H.R. 13379-Authorizing and directing the Secretary of the Interior
to enroll on the tribal rolls of the Choctaw and Chickasaw
Nations all Choctaw and Chickasaw claimants whose names
appear in the citizenship cases hereinafter mentioned and
who were duly and legally enrolled by the Federal court, and
the heirs now living of all such claimants, born prior to the
closing of said tribal rolls by an act of Congress.
Mr. Dickinson; Committee on Indian Affairs, 152.
H.R. 13380-Granting an increase of pension to Jane Martin.
Mr. Arnold; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 152.
H.R.13381-Granting a pension to Mary Wentle.
Mr. Biddle; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 152.
H.R. 13382---Granting an increase of pension to Minnie Wheeler.
Mr. Boehne; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 152.
H.R. 13383-Granting an increase of pension to Wilhelmina Tonne-
macher.
Mr. Boehne; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 152.
H.R. 13384-Granting an increase of pension to Martha Brown.
Mr. Boehne; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 152.
H.R. 13385-Granting an increase of pension to Mary Buchanan.
Mr. Boehne; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 152.
H.R. 13386--Granting an increase of pension to Kate Harris.
Mr. Boehne; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 152.
H.R. 13387-Granting an increase of pension to Maria Heilman.
Mr. Boehne; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 152.
H.R. 13388-Granting an increase of pension to Josephine Morris.
Mr. Cable; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 152.
H.R. 13389-Granting a pension to Alonzo Edward Davis.
Mr. Cable; Committee on Pensions, 152.
H.R. 1339~ranting a pension to Bartholomew C. Leonardi.
Mr. Carden; Committee on Pensions, 152.
H.R. 13391-Granting an increase of pension to Anna Steele.
Mr. Cochran of Missouri; Committee on Pensions, 152.
H.R.l3392-For the relief of Sylvester T. Moriarty.
Mr. Cochran of Missouri; Committee on Naval Affairs, 152.-Re-
ported back (H.Rept. 1895), 2335.
H.R.13393-Granting a pension to Julia C. Johnson.
Mr. Cochran of Missouri; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 152.
H.R. 13394-Granting an increase of pension to Susan A. Rich-
ardson.
Mr. Cochran of Missouri; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 152.
H.R. 1339!>-Granting an increase of pension to Mary E. Hodgden.
Mr. Cole of Iowa; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 152.
H.R. 13396-For the relief of Earl M. Peters.
Mr. Crail; Committee on Naval A1fairs, 152.
H.R. 13397-Granting a pension to Ella Schaeffer.
Mr. Crail; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 152.
H.R. 13398-Granting a pension to Catherine Banks.
Mr. Crail; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 162.
H.R. 13399-For the relief of Charles Wallace Wentworth.
Mr. Crail; Committee on Naval Affairs, 162.
H.R. 13400-For the relief of Gilbert E. Burt.
Mr. Crail; Committee on Naval Affairs, 152.
H.R. 13401-Granting a pension to Anthony Briggs.
Mr. Crail; Committee on Pensions, 152.
H.R. 13402---Granting a pension to Mrs. David Haugh.
Mr. Crail; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 152.
H.R. 13403-Granting a pension to Jesse L. Hindman.
Mr. Crail; Committee on Pensions, 152.
H.R. 13404-Granting a pension to Arthur Mosel.
Mr. Crail; Committee on Pensions, 152.
H.R. 1340!>-For the relief of Victor Arthur Livingston.
Mr. Crail; Comm.ittee on Naval Affairs, 152.
H.R. 13406--Grantlng a penston to Nancy A. Keiser.
Mr. Crail; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 152.
H.R. 13407-Granting a pension to Matilda Keeney.
Mr. Crail; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 152.
H.R.13408-Granting a pension to Pleasy J. Graham.
Mr. Dickinson; Committee on Pensions, 152.
H.R. 13409-Granting an increase of pension to Nancy A. Rickett.
Mr. Dickinson; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 152.
H.R. 13410-For the relief of Nathan A. Buck.
Mr. Gifford; Committee on Claims, 153.
H.R.l3411-For the relief of Richard M. Cripps.
Mr. Golder; Committee on Military Affairs, 153.
H.R. 13412-Granting a pension to Elizabeth M. Reilly.
Mr. Golder; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 153.
13378-13451
H.R. 13413-For the relief of James Hudson Mitchell.
Mr. Golder; Committee on Naval .Atfairs, 153.
H.R.13414-Grant1ng an increase of pension to Sallie King.
Mr. Harlan; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 153.
H.R. 13415-Granting a pension to John Allen.
Mr. Harlan; Committee on Pensions, 153.
H.R. 13416-For the relief of Charles H. From.
Mr. Hornor; Committee on Military A1fairs, 153.
H.R. 13417-Granting a pension to Columbus R. Fulks.
Mr. Hornor; Committee on Pensions, 153.
H.R. 13418----Granting an increase of pension to EJecta Hysell.
Mr. Jenkins; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 153.
H.R. 13419-Granting an increase of pension to Amy F. Brown.
Mr. Jenkins; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 153.
H.R.1342~ranting a pension to Dora Zeigler.
Mr. Jenkins; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 153.
H.R. 13421-For the relief of C. A. Dickson.
Mr. Lanham; Committee on Claims, 153.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 2164), 5188.
H.R.13422-Granting a pension to Albert M. Deeter.
Mr. McKeown; Committee on Pensions, 153.
H.R.13423-Granting a pension to Bettie Baker.
Mr. McKeown; Committee on Pensions, 153.
H.R.13424-Granting a pension to Troy J. Stepp.
Mr. McSwain; Committee on Pensions, 153.
H.R. 13425-Granting an increase of pension to Emma Bucher.
Mr. Magrady; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 153.
H.R. 13426--Granting an increase of pension to Mary A. Fields.
Mr. Magrady; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 153.
H.R. 13427-Granting an increase of pension to Ida H. Rupert.
Mr. Mead; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 153.
H.R. 13428--For the relief of William Eaky Lewis.
Mr. Mead; Committee on Naval Affairs, 153.
H.R.13429-For the reinstatement of Leonard L. Wilson in the
United States Navy.
Mr. Miller; Committee on Naval Affairs, 153.
H.R. 1S43~ranting an increase of pension to Alice M. Price.
Mr. Nelson of Wisconsin; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 153.
H.R. 13431-Granting an increase of pension to Jennie Peterson.
Mr. Nelson of Wisconsin; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 153.
H.R. 13432-Granting an increase of pension to Caroline Spears.
Mr. Nelson of Wisconsin; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 153.
H.R. 13433-For the relief of Henry Bess.
Mrs. Norton; Committee on Military Affairs, 153.
H.R. 13434-For the relief of Charles A. Wales.
Mrs. Owen; Committee on Claims, 153.
H.R. 13435-Granting an increase of pension to Martha Stine.
Mr. Parsons; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 153.
H.R.13436-Grant1ng a pension to Grover C. Etheridge.
Mr. Parsons; Committee on Pensions, 153.
H.R.13437-Granting a pension to Samuel Evans.
Mr. Polk; Committee on Pensions, 153.
H.R. 13438-Granting a pension to Levi Copas.
Mr. Polk; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 153.
H.R. 13439-Granting a pension to Flora A. Monroe.
Mr. Polk; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 153.
H.R. 13440-For the relief of the Muncy Valley Private Hospital.
Mr. Rich; Committee on Claims, 153.
H.R. 13441-Granting a pension to Lydia A. Havens.
Mr. Robinson; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 153.
H.R. 13442-For the relief of William George O'Neal.
Mr. Shannon; Committee on Military Affairs, 153.-Reference
changed to Committee on Naval Affairs, 2555.
H.R. 13443-Granting a pension to Tom B. Jimmerfield.
Mr. Shott; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 153.-Reference
changed to Committee on Pensions, 284.
H.R. 13444-Granting an increase of pension to Lena B. Kelley.
Mr. Shreve; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 153.
H.R.1344!>-For the relief of William G. Hubbard II, alias Andrew
Palmer.
Mr. Smith of West Virginia; Committee on Naval Affairs, 153.
H.R. 13446-For the relief of Hallie Coffman.
Mr. Swing; Committee on Naval Affairs, 153.
H.R.13447-For the relief of Louis Columbus De Perini.
Mr. Swing; Committee on Naval A1fairs, 153.
H.R. 13448-Granting an increase of pension to Ellen Bennett.
Mr. Stull; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 153.
H.R.13449-For the relief of Walter B. Smith.
Mr. Wigglesworth; Committee on Expenditures in the Executive
Departments, 153.
H.R. 13450-For the relief of Charles A. Besch.
Mr. Withrow; Committee on Pensions, 153.
H.R.13451-To amend and correct the military record of Albert
Kaman.
Mr. Withrow; Committee on Military Affairs, 153.
259
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H.R. 13452--To amend and correct the m111tary record of Frank
Schneider.
Mr. Withrow; Committee on Military Mairs, 153.
H.R. 13453-For the relief of Wayne Smallwood Vetterlein.
Mr. Wolfenden; Committee on Claims, 153.
H.R.13454--For the relief of Helen Copeland.
Mr. Woodruff; Committee on Claims, 153.
H.R.13455-To repeal the tax on bank checks.
Mr. Lozier; Committee on Ways and Means, 229.
H.R.13456-To repeal section 1001 (a) of the Revenue Act of 1932,
which increased the rate of postage on certain mail matter
of the first class.
Mr. Lozier; Committee on Ways and Means, 229.
H.R.13457-To stabilize the price of wheat in the United States.
Mr. Selvig; Committe.e on Agriculture, 230.
H.R. 13458--To effect economies in the National Government.
Mr. Dies; Committee on Expenditures in the Executive Depart-
ments, 230.
H.R. 13450-Providing for the suspension of annual assessment
work on mining claims held by location in the United States
and Alaska. . production from the Secretary of Agriculture to sell, free from
Mr. Evans of Montana; Committee on Mines and Mining, 230.
H.R.13460-To amend the act of February 20, 1931 (46 Stat. 1191),
entitled "An act to authorize the Secretary of War to resell
the undisposed of portion of Camp Taylor, Ky., approximately
328 acres, and to also authorize the appraisal of property dis-
posed of under authority contained in the acts of Congress
approved July 9, 1918, and July 11, 1919, and for other
purposes."
Mr. McSwain; Committee on Military Affairs, 230.
H.R.13461-To repeal the act entitled "An act to incorporate the
North River Bridge Co. and to authorize the construction of a
bridge and approaches at New York City across the Hudson
River, to regulate commerce in and over such bridge between
the States of New York and New Jersey, and to establish such
bridge a military and post road", as amended.
Mr. Gavagan; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
230.
H.R. 13462-To amend the act of June 18, 1929, entitled "An act
to provide for the fifteenth and subsequent decennial censuses
and to provide for apportionment of Representatives in Con-
gress."
Mr. O'Connor; Committee on the Census, 230.
H.R. 13463-Granting a pension to Ella Strutton.
Mr. Barton!_ Committee on Invalid Pensions, 230.
H.R. 13464-Granting a pension to Minerva R9mine.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 230.
H.R. 13465-Granting a pension to Isabelle Stoddard.
Mr. Boileau; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 230.
H.R. 13466-Granting a pension to Frieda Precht.
Mr. Campbell of Pennsylvania; Committee on Pensions, 230.
H.R.13467-Granting a pension to Martha Snyder.
Mr. Campbell of Pennsylvania; Committee on Pe.nsions, 230.
H.R. 13468--For the relief of Ernest Carroll Cox.
Mr. Carden; Committee on Military Affairs, 230.
H.R. 13469-For the relief of the parents of the late William Lloyd
Parker. · Mr. Gasque; Committee on Pensions1 284.
Mr. Colton; Committee on Claims, 230.
H.R.13470-Granting an increase of pension to Lucinda C. Spencer.
Mr. Dowell; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 230.
H .R.13471-Granting an increase of pension to Mary Ann Holland.
Mr. Dowell; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 230.
H.R.13472--Granting an increase of pension to Harriett Smith.
Mr. Dowell; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 230.
H .R. 13473-For the relief of John Albert Farne.
Mr. Hornor; Committee on Naval Mairs, 230.
H.R.13474-Granting a pension to Nathan 0. Myer.
Mr. Hornor; Committee on Pensions, 230.
H.R. 13475-To correct the naval record of James Francis Finnin.
Mr. Kelly of Pennsylvania; Committee on Naval Affairs, 230.
H.R.13476-Granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth M.
Rittenhouse.
Mr. Lamneck; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 230.
H.R.13477-For the relief of Darleah Albright.
Mr. McClintock of Ohio; Committee on Claims, 230.
H.R.13478--For the relief of Curtis Pope.
Mr. Mobley; Committee on Naval Affairs, 230.
H.R.l3479-Granting an increase of pension to Mary Schulte.
Mr. Nelson of Missouri; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 230.
H.R. 13480-Granting a pension to Mary Hanchett.
Mr. Seiberling; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 230.
H.R. 13481-Granting an increase of pension to William M. Davis.
Mr. Thatcher; Committee on Pensions, 230.
H.R. 13482-Granting an increase of pension to Eleanor W. Metzler.
Mr. West; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 230.
H.R. 13483-Grantlng a pension to Cora J. Lowell.
Mr. Whitley; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 230.
260
H.R. 13484-To authorize the attendance of the Marine Band at
the national convention of the Disabled American Veterans
of the World War, to be held at Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mr. Hess; Committee on Naval Affairs, 284.
H.R.13485-To amend section 9 of the act of July 15, 1932, entitled
"An act to establish a Board of Indeterminate Sentence and
Parole for the District of Columbia and to determine its func-
tions, and for other purposes."
Mr. McLeod; Committee on the District of Columbia, 284.
H.R.13486-To amend the Revenue Act of 1932 by repeal of the
manufacturers' excise taxes and substituting in lieu thereof a
general manufacturers' sales excise tax.
Mr. McLeod; Committee on Ways and Means, 284.
H.R.13487-To amend the National Prohibition Act, as amended
and supplemented, and for other purposes.
Mr. Mead; Committee on Ways and Means, 284.
H.R. 13488--Providing for the establishment of joint through rates
and rates between rail and water carriers on the Columbia and
Snake Rivers and their tributaries.
Mr. French; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, 284.
H.R. 13489-Authorizing farmers who have secured loans for crop
the lien of the United States, a sufficient quantity of said crops
to pay the · expenses of harvesting and disposing of said crops.
Mr. Johnson of Missouri; Committee on Agriculture, 284.
H.R.13490-For preliminary examination and survey of Plum Is-
land and Parker Rivers, Mass.
Mr. Andrew of Massachusetts; Committee on Rivers and Har-
bors, 284.
H.R.13491-To provide for increasing import taxes on crude pe-
troleum and certain derivatives of petroleum.
Mr. Cochran of Pennsylvania; Committee on Ways and Means,
284.
H.R. 13492-To provide for loans to farmers for crop production
and harvesting during the year 1933.
Mr. Fulmer; Committee on Agriculture, 284.
H.R. 13493-To regulate certain employment on public work.
Mr. Brunner; Committee on Labor, 284.
H.R.13494-For the relief of Cyril Ambrose Deery.
Mr. Andrew of Massachusetts; Committee on Naval Mairs, 284.
H.R. 13495--Granting an increase of pension to Margaret E. Pierce.
Mr. Andrews of New York; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 284.
H.R. 13496--For the relief of Harry Schrader.
Mr. Andrews of New York; Committee on Naval Mairs, 284.
H.R.13497-For the relief of William Arthur Cluchey.
Mr. Andrews of New York; Committee on Naval Affairs, 284.
H.R.13498--Granting a pension to Caroline M. Nebrich.
Mr. Andrews of New York; Committee on Pensions, 284.
H.R.13499-Fol' the relief of Charles E. Strouse.
Mr. Andrews of New York; Committee on Naval Mairs, 284.
H.R.13500-Granting a pension to Artley McKinney.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Pensions, 284.
H.R. 13501-Granting an increase of pension to Liberty Derr.
Mr. Biddle; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 284.
H.R. 13502-For the relief of Bartholomew Shea.
Mr. Burdick; Committee on Claims, 284.
H.R.13503-Granting a pension to Jerusha C. Howell.
H.R. 13504-Granting an increase of pension to Sophia Long.
Mr. Griswold; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 284.
H.R.13505-Granting an increase of pension to Lottie Tucker.
Mr. Hancock of New York; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 284.
H.R. 1350&---Granting an increase of pension to Clara Elenor
Courtney.
Mr. Hardy-Committee on Invalid Pensions, 284.
H.R. 13507-For the relief of the heirs of the late Hugh McGllncey.
Mr. Hess; Committee on Claims, 284.
H.R. 13508--Granting a pension to Lether Hendrix.
Mr. Huddleston; Committee on Pensions, 285.
H.R. 13509-For the relief of Oscar Thompson.
Mr. Igoe; Committee on Military Affairs, 285.
H.R. 135W-For the relief of Joe P. Jamison.
Mr. McSwain; Committee on Military Affairs, 285.
H.R.13511-For the relief of J. Furman Richardson.
Mr. McSwain; Committee on Claims, 285.
H.R.13512--For the relief of Edward Henry Condon.
Mr. Mead; Committee on Naval Affairs, 285.
H.R. 13513-Granting an increase of pension to Mary A. Smith.
. Mr. Nelson of Wisconsin; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 285.
H.R.13514-Granting an increase of pension to Barbara M.
Hepinstall.
Mr. Parker of New York; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 285.
H.R. 13515-For the rellei of Carlota Ballesteros.
Mr. Pesquera; Committee on Claims, 285.
I
H.R.13516-Grant1ng a pension to Berta Herbert.
Mr. Ramspeck; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 285.
H.R. 13517-For the relief of Willlam Joseph Klauck.
Mr. Reilly; Committee on Naval Affairs, 285.
 HOUSE .BILLS
- H.R. 13518-Granting an increase of pension to Margaret Damon.
Mr. Shreve; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 285.
H.R. 13519-Granting a pension to Eunice A. Moon.
Mr. Swing; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 285.
H.R. 13520-Making appropriations for the Treasury and Post Office
Departments for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1934, and for
other purposes.
Mr. Byrns; Committee on Appropriations (H.Rept. 1787), 297.-
Debated, 337-362, 403-414, 449-473, 505-526.-Amended and
passed House, 526.-Referred to Senate Committee on Appro-
priations, 542.-Reported with amendments (S.Rept. 1021),
1401.-Debated, 2517, 2575, 2597, 2646, 2658, 2664, 2735, 2741,
2755, 2802, 2864, 2867, 2893, 2954, 2985, 3010, 3057, 3142, 3144,
3248, 3266, 3283, 3289, 3355, 3424, 3426, 3453, 3490, 3531.-
Amended and passed Senate, 3544.-0rdered printed with Sen-
ate amendments numbered; debated in House, 3726, 3796-
3800.-House disagrees to Senate amendments; asks confer-
ence (H.Res. 373), 3800.-Conferees appointed, 3770, 3801.-
Senate insists upon its amendments; agrees to conference,
3770.-Conference report submitted in Senate, 4890.-Debated,
4890.-Rejected, 4900.-Conference report submitted in House
(H.Rept. 2073), 4589.-Debated, 4589.-Agreed to, 4590.-De-
bated, 4590.-House recedes from its disagreement to Senate
amendments nos. 17 and 18 and concurs therein; recedes from
its disagreement to Senate amendments nos. 1, 14, 15, and 16,
and concurs therein each witll an amendment; insists upon
its disagreement to the Senate amendments nos. 7, 8, and 9,
459o-4621.-Senate disagrees to the amendments of the House
to the amendments of the Senate nos. 1, 14, 15, and 16; fur-
ther insists upon its amendments in disagreement, being
amendments nos. 1 to 16, inclusive, and asks further confer-
ence, 4991, 4993, 5012.-Conferees appointed, 5012, 5138.-
House further insists upon its disagreement to the amend-
ments of the Senate nos. 2 to 13, inclusive; insists upon its
amendments to the amendments of the Senate nos. 1, 14, 15,
and 16; agrees to further conference, 5137, 5138.-Conference
report submitted in House (H.Rept. 2182), 5365, 5366.-De-
bated, 5371-5377.-Agreed to, 5377.-Conference report sub-
mitted in Senate, 5466.-Agreed to, 5470.-Examined and
signed, 5505, 5538.-Presented to the President, 5596.-Ap-
proved [Public, No. 428], 5658.
H.R. 13521-To transfer control of Building No. 2 on the custoi!l-
house reservation at Nome, Alaska, to the Secretary of the
Interior.
Mr. Wickersham; Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds,
297.-Reported back (H.Rept. 1871), 1833.-Amended and
passed House, 3556.-Referred to Senate Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds, 3589.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1287),
4874.-Debated, 5006.
H.R. 13522-Relating to retirement of certain employees of the
Government.
Mr. McClintic of Oklahoma; Committee on the Civil Service, 297.
H.R. 13523-In reference to land in the Bonnet Carre Floodway
Area.
Mr. Wilson; Committee on Flood Control, 297.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 1809), 943.-Passed House, 1900.-Referred to Senate
Committee on Commerce, 1933.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1098),
2131.-Passed Senate, 3681.-Examined and signed, 3845,
3917.-Presented to the President, 3917.-Approved [Public,
No. 351], 4552.
H.R. 13524--To amend section 301 (a) (1) of the Emergency Relle!
and Construction Act of 1932.
Mr. Chapman; Committee on Roads, 297.
H.R. 13525--Authorizing the decommissioning of all battleships.
Mr. McClintic of Oklahoma; Committee on Naval Affairs, 297.
H.R. 13526-To authorize the distribution of Government-owned
cotton to the American National Red Cross and other organi-
zations for relief of distress.
Mr. Jones; Committee on Agriculture, 297.
H.R. 13527-For the rehabilitation of the Walker River irrigation
project, Nevada.
Mr. Arentz; Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation, 297.
H.R. 13528--To authorize the Secretary of Agriculture to adjust
debts owing the United States for seed-, feed-, and crop-
production loans.
Mr. Hall of North Dakota; Committee on Agriculture, 297.
H.R. 13529-To provide for the rehabilitation of the Crane Creek
project (technically known as the Washington County irriga-
tion district) , Idaho, and for other purposes.
Mr. French; Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation, 297.
H.R. 13530-Authorizing and directing the Secretary of Agriculture
to extend time of payment of fertilizer, feed, and seed loans
maae by the Government to farmers for a period not to exceed
12 months, at a rate of interest not to exceed 3 percent.
Mr. Johnson of Missouri; Committee on Agriculture, 297.
H.R. 13531-To provide for the rehabilitation of the Lewiston
Orchards irrigation project in Nez Perce County, Idaho, and
for other purposes.
Mr. French; Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation, 297.
H.R. 13532-To extend the time for filing claims under the Settle-
ment of War Claims Act of 1928, and for other purposes.
Mr. Daughton; Committee on Wa.ys and Means, 297.
13518-13559
H.R. 13533-To authorize an appropriation of $50,000,000 for seed
loans and advances to farmers in 1933 for the purpose of crop
production.
Mr. Chapman; Committee on Banking and Currency, 2!l7.
H.R.13534--Authorizing the appropriation of funds for tlJ.e pay-
ment of claims to the Mexican Government under the drcum-
stances hereinafter enumerated.
Mr. McReynolds; Committee on Foreign Affairs, 298.-Reported
back (H.Rept. 1793), 534.-Debated, 714.-Passed House, 718.-
Referred to Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, 722.-
Reported back (S.Rept. 1225), 4114.-Passed Senate, 4693.-
Examined and signed, 4790, 4846.-Presented to the President,
4846.-Approved (Public, No. 374], 5657.
H.R. 13535--To extend the times for commencing and completing
the construction of a bridge across the Missouri River at or
near Garrison, N.Dak.
:Mr. Sinclair; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
298.-Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1830), 1395.-
Amended and passed House, 1901.-Referred to Senate Com-
mittee on Commerce, 1933.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1078),
2029.-Passed Senate, 3680.-Examined and signed, 3845,
3917.-Presented to the President, 3917.-Approved (Public,
No. 339], 4551.
H.R. 13536-To provide for the rehabilitation of irrigation districts
as the Rathdrum Prairie project in Idaho, and for other pur-
poses.
¥r. French; Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation, 298.
H.R. 13537-Authorizing the President to transfer and appoint Lt.
(Junior Grade) Ralph B. McRight, United States Navy, to the
grade of passed assistant paymaster, with the rank of lieu-
tenant, in the Supply Corps of the United States Navy.
Mr. Bankhead; Committee on Naval Affairs, 298.
H.R. 13538-Grantlng an increase of pension to Frances A. Baker.
Mr. Baldrige; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 298.
H.R. 13539-Granting a pension to Parrish E. Empey.
Mr. Baldrige; Committee on Pensions, 298.
H.R. 13540-Granting an increase of pension to Margaret A. Kelly.
Mr. Cochran o.f Missouri; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 298.
H.R. 13541-For the relief of Peter Umberto Canale.
Mr. Crowther; Committee on Naval Affairs, 298.
H.R. 13542-For the relief o"f Elbert Scott.
Mr. CUlkin; Committee on Claims, 298.
H.R. 13543-Granting a pension to Cora I. Spangler.
Mr. Doutrich; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 298.
H.R. 13544-Granting a pension to Lunetta Mayers.
Mr. Evans of California; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 298.
H.R. 13545--Granting a pension to Jennie Schonacker.
Mr. Harlan; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 298.
H.R. 13546-Granting a pension to Belle Musgrove.
Mr. Hart; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 298.
H.R. 13547-For the relief of Alvarado Mason.
Mr. Luce; Committee on Naval Affairs, 298.
H.R. 13548--For the relief of Thomas Christopher Quirk.
Mr. Luce; Committee on Naval Affairs, 298.
H.R. 13549-Granting an increase of pension to Sarah E. Scovell.
Mr. McGugin; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 298.
H.R.13550-For the relief of John T. Farmer.
Mr. McReynolds; Committee on Military Affairs, 298.
H.R. 13551-For the relief of Elisha M. Levan.
Mr. McReynolds; Committee on Military A1fairs, 298.
H.R. 13552-Granting an increase of pension to Leonidas 0. Hollis.
Mr. Mobley; Committee on Pensions, 298.
H.R. 13553-For the relief of Frederic Foss.
Mr. Peavey; Committee on Military A1fairs, 298.
H.R. 13554--For the relief of Henry A. Behrens.
Mr. Peavey; Committee on Military A1fairs, 298.
H.R. 13555--Granting an increase of pension to Julia A. Browning.
Mr. Thurston; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 298.
H.R. 13556-To amend the furlough provisions of the act making
appropriations for the legislative branch of the Government
for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1933, and for other pur-
poses, approved June 30, 1932.
Mr. French; Committee on Expenditures in the Executive De-
partments, 363.
H.R. 13557-To provide for the rehabilitation o! the Big Lost River
irrigation project in Custer and Butte Counties, Idaho, and for
other purposes.
Mr. French; Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation, 363.
H.R. 13558--To provide for the filing of notice of location and as-
sessment work of mineral claims in land Qfiices of the United
States.
Mr. French; Committee on the Public Lands, 363.
H.R. 13559-Authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to enter into
a cooperative agreement or agreements with the State of Idaho
and private owners of lands within the State of Idaho for
grazing and range deve!opment, and fer other purposes.
Mr. French; Committee on the Public Lands, 363.-Reported
with amendment (H.Rept. 1840), 1546.-Debated, 3555.
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H.R. 13560--To authorize the distribution of Government-owned
cotton to the American National Red Cross and other organi-
zations for relief of distress.
:Mr. Lonergan; Committee on Agriculture, 363.
H.R.13561-To restore the 2-cent postage rate on first-class mail.
Mr. McLeod; Committee on Ways and Means, 363.
H.R. 13562-To amend the second para!,'Taph of section 4 of the
Federal Farm Loan Act, as amended.
Mr. Davis of Tennessee; Committee on Banking and Currency,
363.
H.R.13563-To procure a site for a courthouse in Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr. Davis of Pennsylvania; Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds, 363.
H.R.13564-To amend section 20 of the act of June 10, 1922, as
amended by the act of July 2, 1926.
Mr. Kvale; Committee on Military Affairs, 363.
H.R. 13565--To restrict the exportation of tobacco seed, and to
provide a penalty for the unauthorized exportation thereof.
Mr. Kerr; Committee on Agriculture, 363.
H.R. 13566--To amend section 13 of the Federal Reserve Act by
making notes of finance and credit companies subject to dis-
count.
Mr. Sabath; Committee on Banking and Currency, 363.
H.R.13567-To further extend the benefits of the act entitled "An
act for the temporary relief of water users on irrigation proj-
ects constructed and operated under the reclamation law",
approved April 1, 1932.
Mr. Chavez; Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation, 363.
H.R. 13568-To confer jurisdiction upon the Court of Claims to
hear, determine, and render judgment upon the claim of the
Velie Motors Corporation.
Mr. Allen; Committee on War Claims, 363.-Reported back (H.
Rept. 2071). 4:452.
H.R.13569-Granting an increase of pension to Mary C. Snyder.
Mr. Ayres; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 363.
H.R. 13570--Granting a pension to Martha Ella Downing.
Mr. Ayres; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 363.
H.R.13571~To refund to Caroline M. Eagan income tax errone-
ously and illegally collected.
Mr. Bacharach; Committee on Claims, 363.
H.R. 13572-For the relief of George E. Stuckey.
Mr. Cochran of Missouri; Committee on Military Mairs, 363.
H.R. 13573-For the relief of Chester Preston.
Mr. Cochran of Missouri; Committee on Military At!airs, 363.
H.R. 13574--For the relief of Harry Pusateri (Puscateri}.
Mr. Cochran of Missouri; Committee on Military Mairs, 3G3.
H.R.13575-To extend the benefits of the United States Employees'
Compensation Act to Victor C. McKenzie.
Mr. Cochran of Missouri; Committee on Claims, 363.
H.R. 13576--For the relief of Herman Schierhoff.
Mr. Cochran of Missouri; Committee on Claims, 363.
H.R.13577-Granting a pension to Ellen M. Kilgore.
Mr. Connery; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 363.
H.R. 13578--Granting an increase of pension to Nancy Martin.
Mr. Davis of Tennessee; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 363.
H.R. 13579-Granting a pension to Daisy Vredenburgh.
Mr. Drane; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 363.
H.R. 13580-For the relief of A. K. LaMotte.
Mr. Drane; Committee on Claims, 363.
H.R. 13581-For the relief of James S. Hare.
Mr. Erk; Committee on Military A.ffairs, 363.
H.R.13582-Granting a pension to Thomas H. Moore.
Mr. Fiesinger; Committee on Pensions, 363.
H.R. 13583-Granting an increase of pension to AnnaN. Osterhout.
Mr. Fish; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 363.
H.R.13584-For the relief of Harry B. Walmsley.
Mr. Gifford; Committee on Military Affairs, 363.
H.R.1358&--Granting a pension to Mary E. Duffy.
Mr. Griswold; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 363.
H.R.13586-Granting an increase of pension to Margaret J. Miller.
Mr. Haines; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 363.
H.R. 13587-Grantlng a pension to Eliza Dawson.
Mr. Harlan; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 363.
H.R.13588-Grantlng an increase of pension to Margaret E. Feuer-
helm.
Mr. Haugen; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 363.
H.R.13589-Granting an increase of pension to Harriett A. Drury.
Mr. Kelly of Pennsylvania; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 363.
H.R.13590-For th~ relief of Archie J. McKee.
Mr. Lindsay; Committee on Military A.ffairs, 363.
H.R. 13591-For the relief of Alfred A._Wittek.
Mr. Mead; Committee on Naval A.ffairs, 363.
H.R. 13592-For the relief of Henry Raley.
Mr. Parsons; Committee on Claims, 363.
H.R. 13593-Granting an increase of pension to Ella Beedy.
Mr. Person; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 363.
262
H.R.13594-Granting an increase of pension to Cora E. Wads-
worth.
Mr. Pratt; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 364.
H.R. 1359&---Granting a pension to Josephine Fegley.
Mr. Romjue; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 364.
H.R.13596--Grantlilg death compensation benefits to Lena Klotz.
Mr. Sanders of Texas; Committee on Claims, 364.
H.R.13597-Granting a pension to Mary Shoch.
Mr. Turpin; Committee on Pensions, 364.
H.R.13598--Granting a pension to Sarah M. H. Nickerson.
Mr. Wigglesworth; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 364.
H.R.13599-Grant1ng an increase of pension to Anna J. Flick.
Mr. Wolverton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 364.
H.R. 13600-To restore the rights of certain World War veterans
to renew their 5-year level premium term Government insur-
ance policies.
Mr. McLeod; Committee on World War Veterans' Legislation, 414.
H.R. 13601-Authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to classify
as to productiveness and irrigability lands within the Flathead
irrigation project, and to adjust payments thereon.
Mr. Evans of Montana; Committee on Indian Affairs, 414.
H.R. 13602-Providing for regulation of the transportation of cot-
ton and wheat in interstate and foreign commerce, and for
other purposes.
Mr. Bankhead; Committee on Agriculture, 414.
H.R. 13603-To creat a Federal Emerg_ency Relief Commission, and
for other purposes.
Mr. Huddleston; Committee on Labor,' 415.
H.R. 13604--To authorize the Secretary of War, upon the recom-
mendation of the Chief of Engineers, to adjust, settle, and pay
claims of drainage districts and levee districts for damages on
account of increased seepage and/or increased cost of drainage
resulting from certain improvements on the Mississippi River.
Mr. Romjue; Committee on Rivers and Harbors, 415.
H.R. 13605--To authorize the distribution of Government-owned
cotton to the American National Red Cross and other organi-
zations for the relief of distress.
Mr. Wason; Committee on Agriculture, 415.
H.R. 13606--Providing for the examination and survey of the Key-
port (N.J.) Harbor. ·
Mr. Sutphin; Committee on Rivers and Harbors, 415.
H.R.13607-To authorize the distribution of Government-owned
cotton to the American National Red Cross and other organi-
zations for relief of distress.
Mr. Jones; Committee on Agriculture, 415.-Reported back (H.
Rept. 1795), 534.-Debated, 711.-Passed House, 713.-Referred
to Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, 722.-Com-
mittee on Agriculture and Forestry discharged, and ordered
to the calendar, 952, 954, 963.-Debated, 1176, 1182.-Am.ended
and passed Senate, 1183.-House disagrees to Senate amend-
ments and asks conference, 1325.-Conferees appointed, 1325,
1336.-senate insists upon its amendments and agrees to con-
ference, 1336.-Conference report submitted in Senate, 1934.-
Agreed to, 2136.-Motion entered to reconsider vote, 2136.-
Conference report submitted in House (H.Rept. 1873), 1832.-
Agreed to, 1832.-Debated in Senate, 2210, 2892, 2945-2953.-
Motlon to reconsider agreed to, 2951.-Conference report dis-
agreed to and Senate asks further conference, 2945-2951.-
Conferees appointed, 2951, 3090.-House insists upon its dis-
agreement to Senate amendments and agrees to further con-
ference, 3090.-Conference report submitted in House (H.Rept.
1959), 3217.-Debated, 3306.-Agreed to, 3308.-Conference re-
port submitted in Senate and agreed to, 3266.-Examined and
signed, 3418, 3488.-Presented to the President, 3580.-Ap-
proved [Public, No. 329]. 4551.
H.R.13608-To repeal the tax on bank checks.
Mr. Campbell of Iowa; Committee on Ways and Means, 415.
H.R. 13609-Granting an increase of pension to Jennie E. Hawley.
Mr. Allen; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 415.
H.R. 13610-For the relief of the Great Amerfcan Indemnity Co. of
New York.
Mr. Black; Committee on Claims, 415.-Reported with amend-
ment (H.Rept. 1803), 816.
H.R. 13611-For the relief of the Great Falls Meat Co., of Great
Falls, Mont.
Mr. Black; Committee on Claims, 415.
H.R. 13612-For the relief of Capt. George W. Steele, Jr .. United
States Navy.
Mr. Black; Committee on Claims, 415.
H.R. 13613-For the relief of Lt. Col. Russell B. Putnam, United
States Marine Corps.
Mr. Black; Committee on Claims, 415.
H.R. 13614-Granting an increase of pension to Rebecca Berry.
Mr. Boehne; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 415.
H.R. 13615--For the relief of E. R. Bender.
Mr. Campbell of Iowa: Committee on Claims, 415.
H.R.13616--For the relief of Cairo Davis.
Mr. Crail; Committee on Military Affairs, 415.
H.R. 13617-For the relief of Howard William Linsley.
Mr. Evans of California; Committee on Naval Affairs, 415.
 HOUSE BILLS
H.R. 13618--Granting an increase of pension to R. D. Jordan.
Mr. Fuller; Committee on Pensions, 415.
H.R. 13619-For the relief of the Sanford & Brooks Co.
Mr. Gambrill; Committee on Claims, 415.
H.R. 13620-For the relief of Lewis Weythman.
Mr. Garber; Committee on Military Afiairs, 415.
H.R. 13621-Granting an increase of pension to Nira Pickinpaugh.
Mr. Garber; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 415.
H.R. 13622-For the relief of William J. Carter.
Mr. Gifford; Committee on Naval Afiairs, 415.
H.R. 13623-Granting an increase of pension to Lydia Efiie Chace.
Mr. Guyer; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 415.
H.R. 13624-Granting an increase of pension to Julia A. Zinn.
Mr. Hornor; Committee on Invalid Pensio119, 415.
H.R. 13625-For the relief of John N. Caffrey.
Mr. Hartley; Committee on Naval Affairs, 415.
H.R. 13626-For the relief of George T. Eayres.
Mr. Hartley; Committee on Military Affairs, 415.
H.R.13627-Authorizing the President to order William H. Hob-
Utzell before a retiring board for a hearing of his case, and
upon the findings of such board determine whether or not he
be placed on the retired list with the rank and pay held by
him at the time of his discharge.
Mr. Hollister; Committee on Military Affairs, 415.
H.R. 13628-Granting a pension to Ada Ray Johnson.
Mr. Hollister; Committee on Pensions, 415.
H.R. 13629-For the relief of John F. Cain.
Mr. Jones; Committee on maims, 415.
H.R. 13630-Granting an increase of pension to Eunice F. Brown
and a pension to Ruth M. Brown. .
Mr. Kelly of Pennsylvania; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 415.
H.R. 13631-Granting an increase of pension to Frances S. Wil-
liams.
Mr. Kopp; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 415.
H.R. 13632-Granting an increase of pension to Mary A. Canfield.
Mr. Lamneck; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 415.
H.R. 18633-Granting an increase of pension to Grace E. Grinsted.
Mr. McLeod; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 415.
H.R. 13634-For the relief of Louis J. Rivard.
Mr. McLeod; Committee on Military A.t!airs, 415.
H.R. 13635-For the relief of Ernest F. Walker, alias George R.
Walker.
Mr. Martin of Massachusetts; Committee on Military Affairs, 415.
H.R. 13636-Granting an increase of pension to Ceola Tuttle.
Mr. Moore of Ohio; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 415.
H.R. 13637-Granting a pension to Newton W. Lewis.
Mr. Moore of Ohio; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 415.
H.R. 13638-Granting a pension to Caroline Cochrel.
Mr. Moore of Ohio; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 415.
H.R.13639-Granting a pension to George Scace.
Mr. Parker of New York; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 415.
H.R. 13640--Granting an increase of pension to Carrie R. Barber.
Mr. Stalker; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 415.
H.R. 13641-Granting an increase of pension to Ella Sebring.
Mr. Stalker; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 415.
H.R. 13642-Granting an increase of pension to Ella J. Winegar.
Mr. Stalker; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 415.
H.R. 13643-Granting an increase of pension to Catherine E.
Morley.
Mr. Stalker; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 415.
H.R.13644-Granting an increase of pension to Irena L. Lynch.
Mr. Stalker; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 415.
H.R.13645-Granting an increase of pension to Emma S. Dolaway.
Mr. Stalker; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 415.
H.R. 13646-Granting an increase of pension to Sarah L. Knicker-
bocker.
Mr. Stalker; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 415.
H.R. 13647-Granting a pension to Nelle J. Muhn.
Mr. Strong of Pennsylvania; Committee on Pensions, 415.
H.R. 13648-Authorizing the grant of certain public lands In
Imperial County, Calif., to Irene Elizabeth Capron in fulfill-
ment of a prior agreement of exchange.
Mr. Swing; Committee on the Public Lands, 415.
H.R. 13649-Granting 6 months' pay to Minnie L. Johnson.
Mr. Vinson of Georgia; Committee on Claims, 415.
H.R. 13650-Granting an increase of pension to Frances Conley.
Mr. Wood of Indiana; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 415.
H.R. 13651-Granting an increase of pension to Esther J. Cornell.
Mr. Wood of Indiana; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 415.
H.R. 13652-To authorize the Secretary of War to sell to the high-
est bidder the port of Newark Army base, giving preference to
purchase to the city of Newark.
Mr. Connolly; Committee on Military Affairs, 475.
H.R. 13653-To amend the Revenue Act of 1932 by repealing sec-
tion 605.
Mr. Martin of Massachusetts; Committee on Ways and Means,
475.
13618-13682
H.R. 13654-To increase the statutory limit for repairs and altera-
tions to capital ships of the Navy.
Mr. Vinson of Georgia; Committee on Naval Affairs, 475.
H.R. 13655--To amend the act of May 10, 1928, entitled "An ac11
to provide. for the times and places for holding court for the
eastern district of North Carolina" (45 Stat. 495).
Mr. Warren; Committee on the Judiciary, 475.-Reported back
(H. Rept. 1874), 1907.-Passed House, 3556.-Referred to Sen-
ate Committee on the Judiciary, 3589.-Reported back (S.Rept.
1213), 3931.-Passed Senate, 4975.-Examined and signed,
5061, 5064.-Presented to the President, 5187.-Approved [Pub-
lic, No. 380], 5657. ·
H.R. 13656-To provide for the method of appointment of superin-
tendents of Indian reservations and certain other employees
of the Bureau of Indian Affairs of the Department of the
Interior.
Mr. Howard; Committee on Indian Affairs, 4.75.
H.R. 13657-To extend the provisions of the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation Act and the Emergency Relief and Con-
struction Act of 1932 to the Virgin Islands.
Mr. McFadden; Committee on Banking and Currency, 475.
H.R. 13658--Authorizing the issuance of a special postage stamp
in honor of Brig. Gen. Thaddeus Kosciusko.
Mr. Lonergan; Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads, 475.
H.R. 13659-Granting the consent of Congress to the State of
illinois to construct a bridge across the Rock River south of
Moline, Ill.
Mr. Allen; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, 475.
H.R. 13660-To prohibit the importation of articles from certain
countries, and for other purposes.
Mr. Collier; Committee on Ways and Means, 475.
H.R. 13661-Relative to the securities of foreign governments
which have defaulted in their contract obligations to the
United States.
Mr. Knutson; Committee on the Judiciary, 475.
H.R. 13662---To regulate the importation of milk and cream and
milk and cream products into the United States for the
purpose of promoting the dairy industry of the United States
and protecting the public health.
Mr. Davis of Tennessee; Committee on Agriculture, 475.
H.R. 13663-Proposing a 25 percent reduction in the salaries of
Members of the House of Representatives.
Mr. Fulbright; Committee on Expenditures In the Executive
Departments, 476.
H.R. 13664---To authorize the construction and ·u se of underground
pneumatic-tube service.
Mrs. Kahn; Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads, 476.
H.R.13665-To extend the times for commencing and completing
the construction of a bridge across the Ohio River at or
near Cannelton, Ind.
Mr. Boehne; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
476.
H.R. 13666-Granting a pension to Annie A. Edwards.
Mr. Abernethy; Committee on Pensions, 476.
H.R. 13667-Granting a pension to Matilda Anderson, nee
Carpenter.
Mr. Bachmann; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 476.
H.R. 13668---For the relief of Laurence R. Lennon.
Mr. Black; Committee on Claims, 476.-Reported with amend-
ments (H.Rept. 2136), 5061.
H.R. 13669-For the relief of Rose Louise Trapolino.
Mr. Culkin; Committee on Claims, 476.
H.R. 13670-For the relief of Luther M. Anderson.
Mr. Finley; Committee on Mllitary A.t!airs, 476.
H.R. 13671-For the relief of Elizabeth Millicent Trammell.
Mr. Hancock of New York; Committee on Foreign Affairs, 476.
H.R. 13672-Granting a pension to Minnie Lea Crump.
Mr. Hardy; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 476.
H .R. 13673-For the relief of Milton Smith.
Mr. Haugen; Committee on Naval Affairs, 476.
H.R.13674-Granting an increase of pension to Malinda McGinnes.
Mr. Hogg of Indiana; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 476.
H.R. 13675-Granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Hire.
Mr. Hogg of Indiana; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 476.
H.R. 13676-Granting a pension to Mary E . Michaud.
Mr. Hogg of Indiana; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 476.
H.R. 13677-Granting an increase of pension to Minerva Smith.
Mr. Hogg of Indiana; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 476.
H.R. 13678-Granting an increase of pension to Nancy C. Lett.
Mr. Hcgg of Indiana; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 476.
H.R.13679-Grantfng an increase of pension to Sophia Kniss.
Mr. Hogg of Indiana; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 476.
H.R. 13680-For the relief of John S. Pryor.
Mr. Hollister; Committee on Mi.J.itary Affairs, 476.
H.R. 13681-Granting an increase of pension to Fannie Muttart.
Mr. Schneider; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 476.
H.R.13682--Granting an increase of pension to Amanda J. Gris-
wold .
.Mr. Stalker; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 476.
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13683-13743 HOUSE BILLS
H.R.13683-For the relief o! Grant Wllliam Moore.
Mr. Stull; Committee on Naval Affairs, 476.
H.R. 13684--Granting a pension to Estella H. Long.
Mr. Lamneck; Committee on Pensions, 476.
H.R.13685-For the relief of the Hood Labor Office.
Mr. Leavitt; Committee on Claims, 476.
H .R. 1368~ranting a pension to Almira Yost.
Mr. Lewis; Committee on Invalid Pew;ions, 476.
H.R.13687-Granting a pension to Armor Ellsworth Needy.
Mr. McClintic of Oklahoma; Committee on Pensions, 476.
H.R.13688-Granting an increase of pension to Rachel A. Scott.
Mr. McFadden; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 476.
H.R.13689-Granting an increase of pension to Martha J. CapwelL
Mr. McFadden; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 476.
H .R. 13690--For the relief of Bernard Cyrus Snyder.
Mr. McReynolds; Committee on Military Affairs, 476.
H.R. 13691-Granting an increase of pension to Sarah Hitchcock.
Mr. M::l.nlove; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 476.
H.R.13692-Granting an increase of pension to Maria M. Parmele.
Mr. Manlove; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 476.
H.R.13693-Granting a pension to Eva Whittington.
Mr. Manlove; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 476.
H.R. 13694--Grantlng a pension to E. Jane Spencer.
Mr. Manlove; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 476.
H .R. 13695-Granting an increase of pension to Eliza J. Keith.
Mr. Manlove; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 476.
H.R.1369~rantlng an increase of pension to Helen Dorsey.
Mr. Manlove; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 476.
H.R. 13697-Granting a pension to Mary E. R. J. Murray.
Mr. Manlove; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 476.
H.R. 13698-Granting a pension to John H. Wilder.
Mr. Mobley; Committee on Pensions, 476.
H.R. 13699-Granting a pension to Joseph Armstrong.
Mr. Nelson of Wisconsin; Committee on Pensions, 476.
H.R. 13700--Granting an increase of pension to Hannah Bailey.
Mr. Underwood; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 476.
H.R. 13701-Grantlng an increase of pension to Susanah Cooper.
Mr. Underwood; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 476.
H.R. 13702-Granting an increase of pension to Estelle Eby.
Mr. Underwood; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 476.
H.R.13703-Grant1ng an increase of pension to Ida S. Fasnaugh.
Mr. Underwood; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 476.
H.R. 13704--Granting an increase of pension to Mary M. Poling.
Mr. Underwood; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 476.
H.R. 13705-Granting an increase of pension to Alwilda Ray.
Mr. Underwood; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 476.
H.R. 1370&--Granting a pension to Ira B. Jeffries.
Mr. Underwood; Committee on Pensions, 476.
H.R. 13707-Granting a pension to Debbie Klingler.
Mr. Underwood; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 476.
H .R. 13708-For the relief of John Barnett.
Mr. Vinson of Kentucky; Committee on Military Affairs, 476.
H.R. 13709-Granting a pension to Sallie Deaton.
Mr. Vinson of Kentucky; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 476.
H.R. 13710--Mak.ing appropriations for the Department of the In-
terior for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1934, and for other
purposes. · H.R. 13736-For the relief of Paul Francis Appleby.
Mr. Taylor of Colorado, from Committee on Appropriations
(H.Rept. 1792) , 503, 526.-Debated, 526--532, 568-606, 638-662,
924-941 , 987.-Recommitted to the Committee on Appropria-
tions, 987.-Reported back, amended, and passed House, 988.-
Referred to Senate Committee on Appropriations, 1102.-Re-
ported with amendments (S.Rept. 1109), 2460.-Debated, 3545,
3584, 3595, 3598, 3602.-Amended and passed Senate, 3632.-
0rdered printed with Senate amendments numbered.-House
disagrees to Senate amendments and asks conference, 3801.-
Conferees appointed, 3776, 3801.-Senate insists upon its
amendments and agrees to conference, 3776.-Conference re-
port submitted in Senate, 3998.-Agre~d to, 3999.--Conference
report submitted in House (H.Rept. 2018), 4180.-Debated,
4181.-Agreed to, 4182.-Examined and signed, 4213, 4277.-
Presented to the President, 4277.-Approved [Public, No. 361),
4552.
H.R.13711-To extend the times for commencing and completing
the construction of a bridge across the Ohio River at or near
Cannelton, Ind.
Mr. Boehne; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
534.
H.R.13712-To provide that advances under the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation Act may be made with lien on crops as
adequate security.
Mr. Carter of Wyoming; Committee on Banking and Currency,
~~ . .
H.R. 13713-To provide that in certain cases loans to veterans
upon adjusted-service certificates shall be considered partial
payments, and for other purposes.
Mr. Lanham; Committee on Ways and Means, 534.
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H.R. 13714--To amend the World War Adjusted Compensation Act,
as amended.
Mr. Bachmann; Committee on Ways and Means, 534.
H.R.13715-To authorize a special rate of postage on periodicals
when sent by public libraries.
Mr. Lanham; Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads, 534.
H.R. 13716-To restore former basis of compensation and allow-
ances of postmasters and other employees of offices of the first,
second, and third classes, and commissions o! postmasters of
the fourth class, and for other purposes.
Mr. Mead; Committee on Ways and Means, 534.
H .R. 13717-To authorize the erection of a Veterans' Administra-
tion home in Puerto Rico, and to authorize the appropriation
therefor.
Mr. Pesquera; Committee on World War Veterans' Legislation,
534.
H .R. 13718-Aroending the law relating to the collection of fees
for passports.
Mr. Mansfield; Committee on Foreign Affairs, 534.
H.R. 13719-To raise revenue by the taxation o! light wines.
Mr. Lea; Committee on Ways and Means, 534.
H.R. 13720--To provide revenue by increasing taxes on certain non-
intoxicating vinous liquors and to remove the limitation of
the prohibition laws upon their manufact ure, transportation,
and sale in certain cases.
Mr. Lea; C:>mmittee on Ways and Means, 534.
H.R. 13721-For the relief o! Julian M. Jordan.
Mr. Britten; Committee on Naval Affairs, 534.
H.R. 13722-For the relief of the Morgan Decorating Co.
Mr. Burtness; Committee on Claims, 534.
H.R. 13723-For the relief of Olive J. Shepherd.
Mr. Cable; Committee on Claims, 534.
H.R. 13724--For the relief of Walter Edward Nolde.
Mr. Chlndblom; Committee on Naval Affairs, 535.
H.R. 13725-For the relief of George B. Marx.
Mr. Connolly; Committee on War Claims, 535.
H.R. 13726-For the relief of James P . Spelman.
Mr. Dyer; Committee on Claims, 535.
H.R. 13727-For the relief of Carrie Gannon.
Mr. Evans of California; Committee on Claims, 535.
H.R. 13728-For the relief of Laura B. Crampton.
Mr. Evans of California; Committee on Claims, 535.
H.R. 13729-For the relief of Henry Harrison Griffith.
Mr. Fishburne; Committee on Claims, 535.-Reported back {H.
Rept. 1824), 1395.
H.R. 13730--Granting a pension to Sarah M. Waugh.
Mr. Hornor; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 535.
H.R. 13731-Granting a pension to Mikel Gollenger.
Mr. Lambertson; Committee on Pensions, 535.
H .R. 13732-Granting an increase of pension to Sarah Jane
Plummer.
Mr. Lamneck; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 535.
H.R. 13733-Granting a pension to Harry Slavin.
Mr. Ludlow; Committee on Pensions, 535.
H.R. 13734--Granting a pension to William M. Caplinger.
Mr. McClintic of Oklahoma; Committee on Pensions, 535.
H.R. 13735-Granting a pension to Anna Hindman.
Mr. Manlove; Committee on Pensions, 535.
Mr. Mead; Committee on Naval Affairs, 535.
H.R. 13737-Granting an increase of pension to Martha M. Rogers.
Mr. Mouser; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 535.
H.R.13738-Granting an increase of pension to Lee Jones.
Mr. Mouser; Committee on Pensions, 535.
H.R. 13739-For the relief of Capt. Frank J. McCormack.
Mr. Ramspeck; Committee on Claims, 535.
H.R. 13740--For the relief of J. H. Taylor & Son.
Mr. Ramspeck; Committee on Claims, 535.
H.R. 13741-Granting a pension to Grover Cleveland O'Dell.
Mr. Thomason; Committee on Pensions, 535.
H.R. 13742-To provide revenue by the taxation of certain non-
intoxicating liquors, and for other purposes.
Mr. Collier, from Committee on Ways and Means {H.Rept. 1800),
606.-Debated, 745-815, 845-868, 1097.-Passed House, 867.-
Referred to Senate Committee on the Judiciary, 891.-Reported
with amendment (S .Rept. 1105) and referred to the Commit-
tee on Finance, 2253.-Reported without recommendation
{S.Rept. 1127), 2801.-Debated, 3593.
H.R. 13743-Granting the consent of Congress to the State of illi-
nois to construct, maintain, and operate a free highway bridge
across the Illinois and Mississippi Canal near Tiskilwa, ill.
Mr. William E. Hull; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Com-
merce, 607.-Reporte<i with amendment (H.Rept. 1844), 1547.-
Amended and passed House, 1902.-Referred to Senate Com-
mittee on Commerce, 1933.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1094),
2071.-Passed Senate, 3681.-Examined and signed, 3845,
3917.-Presented to the President, 3917.-Approved [Public,
No. 340 }, 4552.
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H.R. 13744-Granting the consent of Congress to the State of llli-
nois to construct, maintain, and operate a free highway bridge
across the Illinois and Mississippi Canal near Langley, lll.
Mr. William E. Hull; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Com-
merce, 60'7.-Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1845), 1547.-
Amended and passed House, 1902.-Referred to Senate Com-
mittee on Commerce, 1933.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1095),
2071.-Passed Senate, 3681.-Examined and signed, 3845,
3917.-Presented to the President, 3917.-Approved [Public,
No. 841], 4552.
H.R. 13745--To provide for agricultural entry of lands Withdrawn,
classified, or reported as containing any of .the minerals sub-
ject to disposition under the general leasing law or acts
amendatory thereof or supplementary thereto.
Mr. Evans of Montana; Committee on the Public Lands, 607.-
Reported with amendments (H.Rept. 1938), 2790.-Amended
and passed House, 5282.-Referred to Senate Committee on
Public Lands and Surveys, 5297.-Reported back (S.Rept.
1355), 5296.-Passed Senate, 5513.-Examined and signed,
5653, 5658.-Presented to the President, 5666.-Approved [Pub-
lic, No. 438].
H.R. 13746-To provide funds for cooperation with the Minnesota
State Board of Control in the extension of the Minnesota
State Sanatorium at Ah-Gwah-Ching, Minn.
Mr. Kvale; Committee on Indian Affairs, 607.
H.R. 13747-To amend section 3993 of the Revised Statutes.
Mr. Houston of Hawaii; Committee on the Post Office and Post
Roads, 607.
H.R. 13748-To procure a site for a Federal building at Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Mr. Davis of Pennsylvania; Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds, 607.
H.R. 13749-To authorize the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
to make loans to aid in financing projects for the construction
of sewerage systems or sewage-disposal works.
Mr. Watson; Committee on Banking and Currency, 607.
H.R. 13750--To regulate the bringing of actions for damages
against the District of Columbia, and for other purposes.
Mrs. Norton; Committee on the District of Columbia, 607.-Re-
ported with amendments (H.Rept. 2010), 3918.-Debated,
3988.-Passed House, amended, 3989.-In Senate, placed on the
calendar, 3997.-Debated, 4968.-Passed Senate (in lieu of S.
5224), 4976.-Examined and signed, 5117, 5186.-Presented to
the President, 5289.-Approved [Public, No. 385], 5657.
H.R. 13751-Granting the consent of Congress to the Board of
Supervisors of Marion County, Miss., to construct a bridge
across Pearl River. .
Mr. Rankin; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
607.
H.R. 13752-Authorizing payment of retirement pay to be made to
certain officers and employees.
Mr. Eaton of Colorado; Committee on Expenditures in the Exec-
utive Departments, 607.
H.R. 13753-Granting the consent of Congress to the Board of
Supervisors of Monroe County, Miss., to construct a bridge
across Tombigbee River.
Mr. Rankin; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
607.
H.R. 13754--For the relief of the Virginia Engineering Co., Inc.
Mr. Bland; Committee on Claims, 607.
H.R. 13755--For the relief of Ernest Jacober, deceased.
Mr. Bloom; Committee on Naval Affairs, 607.
H.R. 13756-For the relief of Edward N. Sonnenberg.
Mr. Bloom; Committee on Claims, 607.
H.R. 13757-Granting a pension to Alice Lucy Duling.
Mr. Crail; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 607.
H.R. 13758-Granting a pen.Sion to Laura A. Garrison.
Mr. Crail; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 607.
H.R.13759-Granting a pension to Mrs. S. Ida Rhodes.
Mr. Drane; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 607.
H.R.13760-Granting an increase of pension to Mary C. McCartney.
Mr. Kurtz; Committ.ee on Invalid Pensions, 607.
H.R. 13761--Granting an increase of pension to Lillie D. Hartley
and a pension to Edna B. Hartley.
Mr. Kurtz; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 607.
H.R. 13762-Granting a pension to Charles E. June.
Mr. McFadden; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 607.
H.R. 13763-Granting a pension to Elizabeth K. Hack.
Mr. Michener; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 607.
H.R. 13764-Granting an increase of pension to Emily Wilson.
Mr. Nelson of Wisconsin; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 607.
H.R.13765-Granting a pension to Arthur King.
Mr. Parker of New York; Committee on· Invalid Pensions, 607.
H.R. 13766-Granting a retirement annuity to William Barrett.
Mr. Parsons; Committee on the Civil Service, 607.
H.R. 13767-For the relief of Hunter B. Glasscock.
Mr. Shott; Committee on Claims, 607.-Reported back (H.Rept.
2137). 5061.
13744-13798
H.R. 13768-To forbid the use of appropriations for clerical or sec-
retarial hire to Senators and Representatives from being used
for the purpose of placing those related either by consanguin-
ity or affinity upon the Government pay roll.
Mr. Mouser; Committee on Accounts, 665.
H.R. 13769-To reduce the compensation of Senators. Representa-
tives, Delegates, and Resident Commissioners to $5,000 per
annum.
Mr. Mitchell; Committee on Expenditures in the Executive ·
Departments, 666.
H.R. 13770--To authorize an appropriation to carry out the pro-
visions of the act of May 3, 1928 (45 Stat.L. 484).
Mr. Howard; Committee on Indian Affairs, 666.-Reported with
amendment (H.Rept. 1880), 2127.-Amended and passed House,
3558.-Referred to Senate Committee on Indian Affairs, 3589.-
Committee on Indian Affairs discharged; passed Senate (in
lieu of S. 5234), 3674.-Examined and signed, 3845, 3917.-
Presented to the President, 3917.-Approved [Public, No. 359],
4552.
H.R. 13771-To provide for penslons to dependent step-parents of
deceased members of the Regular Establishment.
Mr. Patterson; Committee on Pensions, 666.
H.R.13772-Granting a pension to Edward F. Lynch.
Mr. Brunner; Committee on Pensions, 666.
H.R.l3773-Granting an increase of pension to Mary J. Walton.
Mr. Dowell; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 666.
H.R. 13774-Granting a pension to Elmer G. Runyan.
Mr. Gillen; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 666.
H.R.13775-Granting a pension to Mary A. Hoover.
Mr. Greenwood; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 666.
H.R.13776-Granting a pension to Fannie L. Rhodes.
Mr. Hawley; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 666.
H.R. 13777-Granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth R. Smith.
Mr. Hawley; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 666.
H.R. 13778-For the relief of Clara Mitchell Kutcher.
1\lr. Hawley; Committee on Indian Affairs, 666.
H.R.13779-Granting a pension to Therese Smith.
Mr. Hopkins; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 666.
H.R. 13780--Granting a pension to John L. Richman.
!vir. Larrabee; Committee on Pensions, 666.
H.R. 13781-Granting a pension to Lou C. Witt.
Mr. Manlove; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 666.
H.R. 13782-Granting an increase of pension to Julia A. Jones.
Mr. Norton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 666.
H.R. 13783-Granting a pension to Elizabeth M. Brassington.
Mr. Parker .of New York; Committee on Pensions, 666.
H.R. 13784--Granting a pension to Mrs. Willie L. Reavis.
Mr. Patterson; Committee on Pensions, 666.
H.R. 13785-Granting a pension to Hester A. Bradford.
Mr. Polk; Committee on Invalld Pensions, 666.
H.R. 13786-Granting a pension to Anna 0. Van Auken.
Mr. Schafer; Committee on Pensions, 666.
H.R. 13787-For the relief of Samuel W. Dillon.
Mr. Smith of West Virginia; Committee on Military Affairs, 666.
H.R. 13788-Granting an increase of pension to Mary A. Purvis.
Mr. Swick; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 666.
H.R.13789-Granting a pension to Daniel W. Perkins.
·Mr. Vinson of Kentucky; Committee on Pensions, 666.
H.R. 13790--To provide revenue; to provide employment for Amer-
ican labor, and to encourage the industries and agriculture of
the United States by compensating for depreciation in foreign
currencies.
Mr. Hill of Washington; Committee on Ways and Means, 718.
H.R. 13791-To provide for the erection of a monument in the
Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Ind., to the memory of
Confederate soldiers removed from the Greenlawn Cemetery.
Mr. McSwain; Committee on Military Affairs, 718.
H.R.13792-To amend the act approved February 25, 1927, entitled
"An act granting the consent of Congress to Dauphin Island
F..ailway & Harbor Co., its successors and assigns, to construct,
maintain, and operate a railroad bridge and approaches
thereto and/or a toll bridge across the water between the
mainland at or near Cedar Point and Dauphin Island."
Mr. McDuffie; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
718. '
H.R. 13793-To amend sections 314 and 315 of the Code of Laws of
the Unted States.
Mr. Parks; Committee on Coinage, Weights, and Measures, 718.
H.R. 13794--To restore the 2-cent postage rate on first-class mail.
Mr. Ludlow; Committee on Ways and Means, 718.
H.R. 13795--Granting a pension to Mary Shepard.
Mr. Abernethy; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 719.
H.R. 13796-Granting an increase of pension to Laura McWilliams.
Mr. Canfield; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 719.
H.R. 13797-For the relief of Fred C. Wasserman.
Mr. Evans of California; C.ommittee on Military Affairs, 719.
H.R. 13798--Granting a pension to Edith Rhodes Gallion.
Mr. Lambertson; Committee on Pensions, 719.
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fl.R. 13799-Granting a pension to Jackson McCoury. H.R.1382~To reimburse William McCool amount of pension p ay-
Mr. Lovette; Committee on Pensions, 719. ment erroneously deducted for period of hospital treatment.
H.R.13800-Granting a pension to Minnis Wilson. Mr. Celler; Committee on Claims, 817.
Mr. Lovette; Committee on Pensions, 719. H.R. 13826-Granting an increase of pension to Mary A. Fox. .
H.R. 13801-Granting a pension to Mary C. Adams. Mr. Dominick; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 817.
Mr. Lovette; Committee on Pensions, 719. H.R. 13827-Granting an increase of pension to Irene D. Arnold.
H.R. 13802-Granting a pension to Minnie Roberts. Mr. Dominick; Committee on Pensions, 817.
Mr. Lovette; Committee on Pensions, 719. H.R.13828-Granting a pension to Sarah Riley.
H.R. 13803-For the relief of George F. Boatright . . Mr. Evans of Cal11ornia; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 817.
Mr. McKeown; Committee on Mllltary .Affairs, 719. H.R. 13829-Granting a pension to Ella Pierce.
H.R. 13804-For the relief of William Marion Wilcox. Mr. Evans of Call!ornia; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 817.
Mr. McSwain; Committee on Naval Affairs, 719. H.R. 13830---Granting an increase of pension to Eleanor Ady.
H.R. 1380~ranting a pension to Mary E. Brewer. Mr. Evans of California; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 817.
Mr. Milligan; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 719. H.R.13831-Granting an increase of pension to Anna M. Elkin.
H.R.13806-For the relief of John F. McDonough. Mr. Frear; Committee on Pensions, 817.
Mr. Stokes; Committee on Military Affairs, 719. H.R. 13832-Granting a pension to Mary A. Beck.
H.R. 13807-For the relief of Pete Ernest Simon. Mr. Hoch; Committee on Pensions, 817.
Mr. Stokes; Committee on Naval Affairs, 719. H.R. 13833-Granting a pension to Sylvia Campbell.
H.R. 13808-Granting a pension to Sidney C. Scoggins. J.\.Ir. Hooper; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 817.
Mr. Tarver; Committee on Pensions, 719. H.R. 13834-For the rellef of Edmund Wydick and Peter Skladzien.
H.R.13809--For the relief of Lyman James Alexander. Mr. McLeod; Committee on Claims, 817.
Mr. Williams of Missouri; Committee on Naval Affairs, 719. H.R. 13835--For the relief of Ladislaus Stepniak.
H.R. 13810-To provide correction of status of alien lawfully ad- Mr. Mead; Committee on Military Affairs, 817.
mitted without requirement of departure to foreign port. H.R. 13836-Granting a pension to Rufus E. Davidson.
Mr. Dickstein; Committee on Immigration and Naturalization, :Mr. Mobley; Committee on Pensions, 817.
816. H.R.13837-Granting a pension to Mrs. Carl Rainey.
H.R.13811-To amend section 23 of the Immigration Act of Feb- Mr. Mobley; Committee on Pensions, 817.
ruary 5, 1917 (39 Stat. 874). H.R. 13838-Granting a pension to Ivy Pitzer.
Mr. Dickstein; Committee on Immigration and Naturalization, Mr. Polk; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 817.
816.-Reported back (H.Rept. 1852), 1616.-Debated, 3576. H.R. 13839-Grantlng a pension to Lilla Tarpley Bright.
H.R. 13812-To amend the act of March 2, 1929, entitled "An act Mr. Ramspeck; Committee on Pensions, 817.
to supplement the naturalization laws, and for other pur- H.R. 13840-For the relief o! Isidore A. Tetreault.
poses." Mrs. Rogers; Committee on Military Affairs, 817.
Mr. Dickstein; Committee on Immigration and Naturalization,
816. H.R.13841-Granting a pension to Edward F. Smith.
H.R. 13813-To amend section 1 (a) of the act of March 2, 1929, Mr. Shreve; Committee on Pensions, 817.
entitled "An act to establish load lines for American vessels, H.R.13842-To correct the military record of Leon M. Martin.
and for other purposes." Mr. Shreve; Committee on Military Affairs, 817.
Mr. Davis of Tennessee; Committee on Merchant Marine, Radio, H.R.13843-Granting a pension to Sarah E. May.
and Fisheries, 816. Mr. Strong of Kansas; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 817.
H.R. 13814-To provide emergency financial assistance and Gov- H.R. 13844-For the relief of John E. Little.
ernment direction and control necessary to adjust the unem- Mr. Swing; Committee on Mil1tary Affairs, 817.
ployed to a system of commodity production and distribution H.R. 1384~Authorizing Paul H. Goss, imm1gration inspector; Roy
needful to meet the effects of displacement of human labor B. Newport, Ralph V. Armstrong, and R. H. Wells, patrol in-
through technical advances and other causes. spectors in the Immigration Service of the United States, to
Mr. Howard; Committee on Banking and Currency, 816. each accept a gold watch presented to them by the governor
H.R. 13815-To authorize the incorporated town of Fairbanks, of the northern district of Lower California, Mexico.
Alaska, to issue bonds in any sum not exceeding $150,000 for Mr. Swing; Committee on Foreign Affairs, 817.-Reported back
the purpose of constructing and equipping a public-school (H.Rept. 1878), 1986.
building in the town of Fairbanks, Alaska, and for other pur-
poses. H.R. 13846-Granting an increase of pension to Anna B. Guptil.
Mr. Wickersham; Committee on the Territories, 816. Mr. Williamson; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 817.
H.R.13816--To extend the benefits of the Adams Act, the Purnell H.R. 13847-Authorizing The Adjutant General to loan to Kings
Act, and the Capper-Ketcham Act to the Territory of Alaska, Mountain Post, American Legion, Johnson City, Tenn., cer-
and for other purposes. tain Army equipment.
Mr. Wickersham; Committee on the Territories, 816. Mr. Lovette; Committee on Military Affairs, 869.
H.R. 13817-To amend section 1 of the act entitled "An act to pro- H.R. 13848-To amend section 27 of the Radio Act of 1927 (44
vide books for the adult blind", approved March 3, 1931. Stat. 1172) .
Mrs. Pratt; Committee on the Library, 816.-Reported with Mr. Ludlow; Committee on Merchant Marine, Radio, and Fish-
amendments (H.Rept. 1877), 1986.-Am.ended and passed eries, 869.
House, 3557, 3558.-Referred to Senate Committee on the H.R. 13849-To provide for the protection of national m111tary
Library, 3589.-Reference changed to Committee on Education parks, national parks, battlefield sites, national monuments,
and Labor, 3932.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1246), 4379.-De- and miscellaneous memorials under the control of the War
bated, 4804, 4985, 5514, 5516, 5521.-Passed Senate, 5522.-Ex- Department.
amined and signed, 5653, 5658.-Presented to the President, Mr. McSwain; Committee on Military Affairs, 869.
5666.-Approved [Public, No. 439].
H.R. 13850-To confer certain benefits on commissioned officers and
H.R.13818--To authorize the Reconstruction Finance Corporation enlisted men of the Army and Navy, Marine Corps, Coast
to make loans to aid in financing projects for the construc- Guard, Geodetic Survey, or Public Health Service of the
tion of sewerage systems or sewage-disposal works. United States who are placed on the retired list for physical
Mr. Fulmer; Committee on Banking and Currency, 816. disability as result of an airplane accident.
H.R. 13819-To provide for the postponement of the payment of Mr. Maas; Committee on Military Affairs, 869.
installments due on loans made by Federal land banks in H.R. 13851-To amend paragraph 1, section 201, title 2, of the
certain cases, and to prohibit Federal land banks from accept- Emergency Relief and Construction Act of 1932.
ing as security for loans any security other than mortgages on Mr. Sabath; Committee on Banking and CUrrency, 869.
farm real estate and Federal land-bank stock. .
Mr. Steagall; Committee on Banking and CUrrency, 816. H.R.13852-To extend the time for the construction of a bridge
H.R.13820-To authorize an appropriation to carry out the pro- across the Rock River south of Moline, Ill.
visions of the act of May 3, 1928 (45 Stat.L. 484). Mr. Allen; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
Mr. Williamson; Committee on Indian Affairs, 816. 869.-Reported with amendments (H.Rept. 1831), 1395.-
Am.ended and passed House, 1901.-Referred to Senate Com-
H.R.13821-To place deputy collectors of internal revenue in the mittee on Commerce, 1933.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1096),
classified Civil Service of the United States. 2071.-Passed Senate, 3681.-Examined and signed, 3845,
Mrs. Rogers; Comm.ittee on Ways and Means, 816. 3917.-Presented to the President, 3917.-Approved [Public,
H.R.13822-For the relief of Ceylon Gowdy, otherwise known as No. 342], 4552.
Ceylon G. Andrews. H.R.13853-To authorize the merger of The Georgetown Gaslight
Mr. Brand of Ohio; Committee on Military A!fairs, 816. Co. with and into Washington Gas Light Co., and for other
H.R.13823-Granting a pension to Jessie Bell McElroy. purposes.
Mr. Brand of Ohio; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 817. Mrs. Norton; Committee on the District of Columbia, 869.-
H.R.13824-To correct the military record of and issue an hon- Reported back (H.Rept. 2011), 3918.-~assed House, 3989.-
orable discharge to Hubert Stopher. Referred to Senate Committee on the District of Columbia,
Mr. Gable; Committee on Naval Affairs, 817. 3997.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1241), 4215.
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H.R. 13854--For the temporary relief of water users on irrigation
projects constructed and operated under the reclamation law.
:Mr. Smith of Idaho; Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation,
869.
HE. 1385~To amend section 5219 of the Revised Statutes, as
amended.
Mr. Stevenson; Committee on Banking and Currency, 869.-
Reported back (H.Rept. 1~41), 2943.
H.R.1385~To repeal section 9 of the Agricultural Marketing Act,
relating to stabilization activities.
Mr. Purnell; Committee on Agriculture, 869.
H.R.13857-Transferring the Forest Service.from the Department
of Agriculture to the Department of the Interior.
Mr. Eaton of Colorado; Committee on Agriculture, 869.
H.R. 13858-For the relief of Alfred Harris.
Mr. Boehne; Committee on Claims, 869.-Reported back (H.Rept.
1815)' 1257.
H.R. 13859-Granting an increase of pension to Mary G. Watt.
Mr. Corning; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 869.
H.R. 13860-Granting an increase of pension to James B. Long.
Mr. Greenwood; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 869.
H.R.l3861-Granting an increase of pension to Mary M. A.
Thoroughman.
Mr. Hoch; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 869.
H.R. 13862-Granting an increase of pension to Percllla E. Wil-
liams.
Mr. Hopkins; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 869.
H.R.13863-Granting an increase of pension to Mary M. Headley.
Mr. Hopkins; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 870.
HE.13864-Granting a pension to Edith Rhodes Gallion.
Mr. Lambertson; Committee on Pensions, 870.
H.R.1386~For the relief of Joseph Lane.
Mr. Nolan; Committee on Claims, 870.
H.R. 13866-For the relief of John F. Patterson.
Mr. Nolan; Committee on Military A1Iairs, 870.
H.R.l3867-To authorize the Commissioners of the District of
Columbia to reappoint George N. Nicholson in the police
department of said District.
Mrs. Norton; Committee on the District of Columbia, 870.-
Reported back (H.Rept. 1859), 1712.-Laid on the table (S.
5289 passed in lieu), 3985.
HE.1386~For the relief of Edward Curry.
Mr. Ransley; Committee on Military A1Iairs, 870.
HE.13869-Granting an increase of pension to SUsan Bock.
Mr. Reed of New York; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 870.
H.R. 1387Q-For the relief of Peter Karampelis.
Mr. Schafer; Committee on Claims, 870.
HE.13871-To extend the times for commencing and completing
the construction of a bridge across the Missouri River at or
near Randolph, Mo.
Mr. Shannon; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
943.
H.R. 13872-Maklng appropriations for the Department of Agri-
culture for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1934, and for other
purposes.
Mr. Buchanan, from Committee on Appropriations (H.Rept.
1807), 920.-supplemental report (HEept. 1807, pt. 2), 987.-
Debated, 988-1018, 1021-1030, 1057-1075, 1116-1141.-Amended
and passed House, 1141.-Referred to Senate Committee on
Appropriations, 1147, 1148.-Reported with amendments
(SEept. 1133), 2957.-Debated, 3686-3706.-Amended and
passed Senate, 3706.-0rdered printed with Senate amend-
ments numbered.-House disagrees to Senate amendments and
asks conference, 3801.--Conferees appointed, 3776, 3801.-sen-
ate insists upon its amendments and a,grees to conference,
3776.--Conference report submitted in Senate, 4889.-Agreed to,
4890.--Conference report submitted in House (H.Rept. 2033),
4102, 5138.-Agreed to, 5140.-House recedes !rom its disagree-
ment to Senate amendment no. 14, and concurs therein with
an amendment; recedes from its disagreement to Senate
amendment no. 15, and concurs therein, 514Q-5142.-senate
concurs in House amendment to Senate amendment, 5229.-
Examined and signed, 5298, 5397 .-Presented to the Presi-
dent, 5397.-Approved [Public, No. 419], 5658.
H.R. 13873-To amend section 751 of the Revenue Act of 1932.
Mr. Martin of Massachusetts; Committee on Ways and Means,
943.
H.R.13874--To save the United States Government the sum of
approximately $150,000,000 annually in interest charges, by the
issuance of low interest rate tax-exempt bonds to retire the
$6,286,099,450 4~ percent Liberty bonds callable October 15,
1933.
Mr. McLeod; Committee on Ways and Means, 943.
H.R.1387~To amend an act entitled "An act for the retirement
of employees in the classified civil service, and for other pur-
poses", approved May 22, 1920, and acts in amendment thereof,
approved May 29, 1930.
Mr. Sirovich; Committee on the Civil Service, 943.
13854-13909
H.R. 1387~To provide for the acceptance of farm-land securities
as the basis for the issuance of currency, and for other
purposes.
Mr. Lankford of Georgia; Committee on Banking and Currency,
943.
H.R. 13877-To regulate service of contest notices in all cases
a1Iect1ng mining locations or claims, and for other purposes.
Mr. Evans of Montana; Committee on the Public Lands, 943.
H.R.l387~To amend the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Act, as amended by the Emergency Relief and Construction
Act of 1932, by adding thereto a new section providing for
direct loans to banks, trust companies, insurance companies,
and building and loan associations, for the specific purpose of
preventing foreclosures on homes and farms.
Mr. McLeod; Committee on Banking and Currency, 943.
H.R.13879-Authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to sell
certain property in St. LoUis, Mo.
Mr. Cochran of Missouri; Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds, 943.-Reported back (H.Rept. 1887), 2193.
H.R. 13880-To authorize the adjustment of a part of the western
boundary line of the Plattsburg- Barracks Military Reservation,
N.Y.
Mr. McSwain; Committee on Military A1Iairs, 944.
H.R.13881-To authorize the Secretary of War, on behalf of the
War Department, to make, execute, and deliver a deed to Fort
Marion and all of the Fort Marion Reservation, in the city of
St. Augustine, Fla., to the city of St. Augustine, a municipal
corporation under the laws of Florida, for exhibition and park
purposes.
Mrs. Owen; Committee on Military A1Iairs, 944.
H.R. 13882-For the relief of Michael Anderson.
Mr. Britten; Committee on Military A1Iairs, 944.
H.R. 13883-For the relief of Mts. H. H. Brugmann.
Mr. Campbell of Iowa; Committee on Claims, 944.
HE. 13884-Granting a pension to Lillian T. Skinner.
Mr. Gasque; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 944.
HE.13885-Granting an increase of pension to Averill A. Jury.
Mr. Guyer; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 944.
HE.13886--Grant1ng a pension to Anna DeBussey.
Mr. Hogg of West Virginia; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 944.
H.R. 13887-Granting a pension to Samuel Edwards.
Mr. Hogg of West Virginia; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 944.
H.R. 1388~ranting a pension to Ella Beagle.
Mr. Hogg of West Virginia; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 944.
HE. 13889-Granting a pension to Austin S. Elliott.
Mr. Hogg of West Virginia; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 944.
HE.13890-For the relief of William McMurray.
Mr. Hogg of West Virginia; Committee on Military A1Iairs, 944..
H.R. 13891-For the relief of Robert Moyer.
Mr. Hogg of West Virgiina; Committee on World War Veterans'
Legislation, 944.
H.R. 13892-Granting an increase of pension to Beuna J. Mills.
Mr. Hogg of West Virginia; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 944.
H.R. 13893-Granting an increase of pension to Lucy A. Cartmell.
Mr. Hogg of West Virginia; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 944.
H.R.13894-Grant1ng an increase of pension to Clarissa J. Morgan.
Mr. Hogg of West Virginia; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 944.
H.R. 13895--Granting an increase of pension to Nannie Queen.
Mr. Hogg of West Virginia; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 944.
HE. 13896--Granting a pension to J. E. Barrows.
Mr. Hogg of West Virginia; Committee on Pensions, 944.
H.R.13897-For the relief of Garfield Maynard.
Mr. Hogg of West Virginia; Committee on Claims, 944.
H.R. 13898-Granting a pension to Stella B. Holstein.
Mr. Hogg of West Virginia; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 944.
H.R.13899-Granting a pension to Victoria Boalman.
Mr. Hogg of West Virginia.; Committee on Pensions, 944.
H.R. 13900-Granting a pension to Mary Ware.
Mr. Huddleston; Committee on Pensions, 944.
H.R. 13901-Granting an increase of pension to Delilah J. Chap-
man.
Mr. Johnson of Missouri; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 944.
H.R. 13902-For the relief of Charles F. Hult.
Mr. McCormack; Committee on Naval A1Iairs, 944.
H.R. 13903-For the relief of Walter E. Patten.
Mr. McCormack; Committee on Military A1Iairs, 944.
HE. 13904--For the relief of Alice O'Brien.
Mr. McCormack; Committee on Claims, 944.
H.R. 1390~For the relief of Charles McCarren.
Mr. McCormack; Committee on Naval A1Iairs, 944.
H.R. 1390~For the relief of Albert Edward Vincent.
Mr. McCormack; Committee on Naval Mairs, 944.
H.R.l3907-Granting a pension to Hattie M. Warner.
Mr. Shannon; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 944.
HE. 13908-Granting a pension to Charles S. Benson.
Mr. Stokes; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 944.
H.R.13909--For the relief of James Harold Hunter.
Mr. Tarver; Committee on Claims, 944.
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H.R.13910-For the relief of Charles T. Moll.
Mr. Welch; Committee on Mllitary Affairs, 944.
H.R.13911-To extend the time for constructing a bridge across H.R.13941-For the relief of Charles Joseph Whalen.
the Missouri River at or near St. Charles, Mo.
Mr. Nied.ringhaus; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Com- H.R.13942-Grant1ng a pe.n sion to Twible P. Lewis.
merce, 984.
H.R. 13912--Granting an increase of pension to Mary Splane.
Mr. Person; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 985.
H.R. 13913-Granting a pension to Sarah K. Graham.
Mr. Person; Committee on Invalld Pensions, 985.
H.R. 13914--Grantlng an increase of pension to Sarah J. Wash- H.R. 13945-Granting an increase of pension to Nancy Huffman.
burn.
Mr. Purnell; Committee on Invalld Pensions, 985.
H.R.13915-For the relief of Ellen Holleran.
Mr. Campbell of Pennsylvania; Committee on Claims, 985.
H.R.13916-To amend the act of March 3, 1885, entitled "An act H.R. 13947-For the relief of D. A. Perkins.
providing for allotment of lands in severalty to the Indians
residing upon the Umatilla Reservation, in the State of Ore-
gon, and granting patents therefor, and for other purposes."
Mr. Howard; Committee on Indian Mairs, 1019.
H.R. 13"917-Declaring the policy of the United States with respect
to irrigation and reclamation.
Mr. Culkin; Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation, 1019.
H.R. 13918-To extend the operation of the act entitled "An act for H.R. 13950-For the relief of Robert Rayl.
the temporary relief of water users on irrigation projects con-
structed and operated under the reclamation law", approved
April 1, 1932.
Mr. Chavez; Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation, 1019.-
Reported with amendments (H.Rept. 1885), 2127.
H.R. 13919-To provide sick leave for employees of mail-equipment
shops.
Mr. Kelly of Pennsylvania; Committee on the Post omce and H.R. 13953-For the relief of George H. Hutchinson.
Post Roads, 1019.
H.R. 13920-Granting an increase of pension to Fidelia. Suggs.
Mr. Allen; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1019.
H.R. 13921-Granting a. pension to Lois Malinda Zahniser.
Mr. Cochran of Pennsylvania; Committee on Invalid Pensions,
1019.
H.R. 13922-Grantlng an increase of pension to Alwilda E. Sey-
mour.
Mr. Culkin; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1019.
H.R. 13923-Granting a pension to Fannie Otto.
Mr. Dyer; Committee on Pensions, 1019.
H.R. 13924-For the relief of Laird Warrington.
Mr. Evans of California; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1019.
H.R. 13925-Granting a pension to Florence May Wilburn.
Mr. Kendall; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1019.
H.R.13926-Gra.nting a. pension to John B. Gorgas.
Mr. Kopp; Committee on Pensions, 1019.
H.R. 13927-To release the principal and surety on the bond exe-
cuted by Robert T. Barton, Jr., general chairman of the Forty-
second Annual Confederate Reunion.
Mr. Montague; Committee on Military Affairs, 1019.
H.R. 1392~For the relief of Maria. Mir6 Menendez.
Mr. Pesquera; Committee on Claims, 1019.
H.R. 13929-To prevent the scrapping of merchant vessels owned
by the United States, and for other purposes.
Mr. Davis of Tennessee; Committee on Merchant Marine, Radio,
and Fisheries, 1055.
H.R.13930-To amend title IV, section 404, of the Merchant Marine
Act, 1928 (U.S.C., title 46, sec. 891h), so as to prevent the Post-
master General from entering into any contract under said H.R. 13959-To authorize the incorporated town of Fairbanks,
section with any citizen operating any foreign-fiag ships in
competition with any American-:tlag ships.
Mr. Davis of Tennessee; Committee on Merchant Marine, Radio,
and Fisheries, 1055.
H.R. 13931-To restore confidence by raising commodity prices
through expanding the currency by using silver to broaden the
metalllc monetary base while preserving the gold standard.
Mr. Cross; Committee on Coinage, Weights, and Measures, 1055.
H.R. 13932-Granting an increase of pension to Esther J. Car-
penter.
Mr. Baldrige; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1055.
H.R. 13933-Granting a pension to Laura Austin.
Mr. Baldrige; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1055.
H.R. 13934-For the relief o! Frank E. Gilllland.
Mr. Barbour; Committee on Military A1fairs, 1055.
H.R. 13935-Granttng a pension to Dora L. Lewis.
Mr. Cochran of Pennsylvania; Committee on Invalid Pensions,
1055.
H.R. 13936-Granting a pension to Julia Hubbard.
Mr. Finley; Committee on Pensions, 1055.
H.R. 13937-For the relief of Marion S. Williams.
Mr. Garber; Committee on Military Mairs, 1055.
H.R.13938-For the relief of Thomas M.A. Quigley.
Mr. Golder; Committee on Claims, 1055.
H.R. 13939-To grant a patent to Elza H. Vinson.
Mr. Hawley; Committee on the Public Lands, 1055.
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H.R: 13940--For the relief of Henry J. Holl1nger.
Mr. Houston of Hawa11; Committee on Claims, 1055.
Mr. Luce; Committee on Naval 'A1fa1rs, 1055.
Mr. Manlove; Committee on Pensions, 1055.
H.R.13943-To renew and extend certain letters patent.
Mr. O'Connor; Committee on Patents, 1055.
H.R. 13944-Gra.nting a pension to Della M. C. Rudolph.
Mr. Pittenger; Committee on Pensions, 1056.
Mr. Rainey; Commi~ee on Invalid Pensions, 1056.
H.R. 13946--For the relief of 0. S. Cordon.
Mr. Smith of Idaho; Committee on Claims, 1056.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 2165), 5188.
Mr. Smith of Idaho; Committee on Claims, 1056.
H.R. 13949-For the relief of Paul Bulflnch.
Mr. Smith of Idaho; Committee on Claims, 1056.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 2166), 5188. .
H.R.13949-Granting a pension to Billy George.
Mr. Smith of Idaho; Committee on Pensions, 1056.
Mr. Smith of Idaho; Committee on the Public Lands, 1056.-Re-
ported back (H.Rept. 1902), 2452.
H.R. 13951-For the relief of Arvada Noble.
Mr. Smith of Idaho; Committee on the Public Lands, 1056.
H.R. 13952--For the relief of Joseph Shabel.
Mr. Tarver; Committee on Claims, 1056.-Reported with amend-
ments (H.Rept. 2167), 5188.
Mr. Welch; Committee on Milltary A1fa1rs, 1056.
H.R. 13954--To provide !or appeal or writ of error from final judcr-
ments in the district courts of Alaska to the United Stat~s
C.ircuit Court of Appeals.
Mr. Wickersham; Committee on the Judiciary, 1099.
H.R. 13955-To amend an act entitled "An act to establish a uni-
form system of bankruptcy throughout the United States ",
approved July 1, 1898, a1;1d acts amendatory thereof and sup-
plementary thereto.
Mr. McKeown; Committee on the Judiciary, "!099.
H.R.13956-To authorize the construction of a bridge across Pend
Ore1lle Lake at the city of Sandpoint, in the State of Idaho.
Mr. French; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
1099.
H.R. 13957-To amend section 3 of an act entitled "An act grant-
ing the consent of Congress to the South Park Commissioners
and the Commissioners of Lincoln Park, separately or jointly,
to construct, maintain, and operate a free highway bridge
across that portion of Lake Michigan lying opposite the en-
trance to Chicago River, TIL; and granting the consent of
Congress to the Commissioners of Lincoln Park to construct,
maintain, and operate a free highway bridge across the Michi-
gan Canal, otherwise known as the Ogden Slip, in the city of
Chicago, Ill.", approved January 14, 1929.
Mr. Britten; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
1100.
H.R. 13958-To amend an act entitled "An act to establish a uni-
form system of bankruptcy throughout the United States",
approved July 1, 1898, and acts amendatory thereof and sup-
plementary thereto.
Mr. LaGuardia; Committee on the Judiciary, 1100.
Alaska, to issue bonds in any sum not exceeding $100,000 for
the purpose of constructing and equipping a. public-school
building in the town of Fairbanks, Alaska, and for other
purposes.
Mr. Wickersham; Committee on the Territories, 1100.-Reported
back (H.Rept. 1841), 1546.-Passed House, 1885.-Referred to
Senate Committee on Territories and Insular Affairs, 1933.-
Reported back (S.P..ept. 1108), 2411.-Passed Senate, 31eo,
3181.-Exa.mined and signed, 3342, 3344.-Presented to the
President, 3418.-Approved [Public, No. 328], 4551.
H.R.13960-To amend the description of land described in section
1 of the act approved February 14, 1931, entitled "An act to
authorize the President of the Ui:lited States to establish the
Canyon De Chelly National Monument within the Navajo In-
dian Reservation, Ariz."
Mr. Douglas of Arizona; Committee on Indian Affairs, 1100.-
Reported back (H.Rept. 2037), 4209.-Passed House, 4550.-In
Senate, placed on the calendar, 4567.-Passed Senate (in lieu
of S. 5190), 4975.-Examined and s1gned,5117,5186.-Presented
to the President, 5289.-Approved [Public, No. 404], 5657.
H.R. 13961--Granting the consent of Congress to The Dalles Bridge
Co., a corporation of the State of Washington, its successors
or assigns, to construct, maintain, and operate a. bridge across ·
the Columbia River at a point approximately 5 miles u pstream
from the city of The Dalles, in the State of Oregon, tv a.
point on the opposite shore in the State of Washington.
1\-h'. Summers of Washington; Committee on Interstat e and
Foreign Commerce, 1100.
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H.R. 13962-To authorize the conveyance by the United States to
the State of Minnesota of lot 5, section 18, township 131 north,
range 29 west, in the county of Morrison, Minn.
Mr. Knutson; Committee on the Public Lands, 1100.
H.R. 13963-Authorizing the Comptroller General of the United
States to adjust and settle the claim of the Booth Fisheries
Co.
Mr. Black; Committee on Claims, 1100.
H.R. 13964-For the relief of Eugene McGirr and Rose McGirr.
Mr. Bloom; Committee on Claims, 1100.
H.R. 13965--Granting an increase of pension to Johanna Burns.
Mr. Cochran of Pennsylvania; Committee on Invalid Pensions,
1100.
H.R. 13966-Granting a pension to Jeanette Nelson.
Mr. Knutson; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1100.
H.R. 13967-For the relief of Charles L. Fremllng.
Mr. Knutson; Committee on Military Affairs, 1100.
H.R. 13968--For the relief of Roy Hall.
Mr. Knutson; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1100.
H.R. 13969--Granting an increase of pension to Edward Shaw.
Mr. Swank; Committee on Pensions, 1100.
H.R. 1397o-Granting a pension to Mary Wyse Benson.
Mr. Vinson of Georgia; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1100.-
Reference changed to Committee on Pensions, 4554.
H.R. 13971-Granting a pension to Loretta Mae Rose.
Mr. Woodrufi'; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1100.
H.R.13972-To repeal the tax on bank checks.
Mr. Fulmer; Committee on Ways and Means, 1145.
H.R. 13973-To amend the act of May 29, 1930, relating to the
retirement of employees in the classified Civil Service.
Mr. Gambrill; Committee on the Civil Service, 1145.
H.R. 13974-Granting the consent of Congress to Bonner County,
State of Idaho, to construct, maintain, and operate a free
highway bridge across Pend OreUle Lake at the city of Sand-
point in the State of Idaho.
Mr. French; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
1145.-Reported back (H.Rept. 1903), 2451.-Passed House,
3576.-Referred to Senate Committee on Commerce, 3589.-
Reported back (S.Rept. 1169), 3663, 3664.-Passed Senate,
3763.-Examined and signed, 3917, 3920.-Presented to the
President, 3991.-Approved [Public, No. 343], 4552.
H.R. 13975--Making appropriations to supply urgent deficiencies in
certain appropriations for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1933,
and prior fiscal years, to provide supplemental appropriations
for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1933, and for other purposes.
Mr. Byrns; from Committee on Appropriations (H.Rept. 1814),
1145.-Debated, 1217-1251, 1296-1324.-Passed House, 1325.-
Referred to Senate Committee on Appropriations, 1330.-Re-
ported with amendment (S.Rept. 1017), 1401.-Debated, 1448,
1469, 1552, 1573, 1636, 1637.-Amended and passed Senate,
1646.-senate insists upon its amendments; asks conference,
1646.-Conferees appointed, 1646, 1868.-0rdered to be printed
with Senate amendments numbered; House disagrees to
Senate amendments; agrees to conference, 1867, 1868.-
Conference report submitted in House (H.Rept. 1875), 1914,
1949.-Debated, 1949.-Agreed to, 1953.-House recedes from
its disagreement to the amendment of the Senate no. 12 and
agrees to same with an amendment, 1953-1965.-senate con-
curs in House amendment to Senate amendment no. 12, 1944,
1945.-Examined and signed, 2027, 2064.-Presented to the
President, 2064.-Vetoed (H.Doc. 529), 2445.-House sustains
President's veto, 2448, 2449.-The message of the President
and the b1ll, together with the accompanying papers referred
to the Committee on Appropriations, 2449.
H.R. 13976-For the relief of the Rocky Brooks Mills Co.
Mr. Aldrich; Committee on War Claims, 1145.
H.R. 13977-Granting a pension to Russell G. Cromwell.
Mr. Ayers; Committee on Pensions, 1145.
H.R. 13978-Granting a pension to Wade Golden.
Mr. Chapman; Committee on Pensions, 1145.
H.R.13979-For the relief of Anner Chase Roundy.
Mr. Colton; Committee on Claims, 1145.
H.R. 1398o-Granting an increase of pension to Matilda Gilford.
Mr. Eaton of New Jersey; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1145.
H.R. 13981-Granting an increase of pension to Nancy A. Conkel.
Mr. Hogg of Indiana; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1145.
H.R. 13982-Granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Kees.
Mr. Hogg of Indiana; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1145.
H.R.13983-Granting a pension to Lee Newton Hutchinson.
Mr. Kopp; Committee on Pensions, 1145.
H.R. 14984-Granting an increase of pension to Melvin E. Goodding.
Mr. Manlove; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1145.
H.R.14985--For the relief of John E. T. Clark.
Mr. McKeown; Committee on Claims, 1145.
H.R. 14986-For the relief of Harvey Stump.
Mr. McKeown; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1145.
H.R. 13987-For the relief of Jack H. Straight.
Mr. Swank; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1145.
H.R.13988-Granting a pension to Allen G. T. Fox.
Mr. Weaver; Committee on Pensions, 1145.
:13962-14018
H.R. 13989--Granting a pension to Lizzie Jones.
Mr. Whittington; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1145.
H.R. 1399o-Granting an increase of pension to Margaret J. Melton.
Mr. Williams of Missouri; Committee on Pensions, 1145.
H.R.13991-To aid agriculture and relieve the existing national
economic emergency.
Mr. Jones, from Committee on Agriculture (H.Rept. 1816),
minority report (H.Rept. 1816, pt. 2), 1257.-Made special
order (H.Res. 339), 1338-1346.-Debated, 1346-1354, 1363-1393,
1481-1545, 1582-1615, 1616, 1658-1710.-Amended and passed
House, 1694.-Referred to Senate Committee on Agriculture
and Forestry, 1714.-Reported with amendments (S.Rept.
1251), 4459.-Debated, 5307.-see substitute proposed, M82.-
Copy of S.Rept. 1251, 5517.
H.R. 13992-To prevent importations from the Republic of France.
Mr. Schafer; Committee on Ways and Means, 1257.
H.R. 13993-To provide additional revenue, and for other purposes.
Mr. McKeown; Committee on Ways and Means, 1257.
H.R. 13994-To accelerate public construction, to provide employ-
ment, to create the administration of public works, to p.rovide
for the more effective coordination and correlation of the
public-works activities of the Government, to provide means
for raising revenue therefor, and for other purposes.
Mr. Keller; Committee on Ways and Means, 1257.
H.R.13995--To provide for cooperation by the Federal Government
With the several States in relieving the hardship and suffering
caused by unemployment, and for other purposes.
Mr. Lewis; Committee on Ways and Means, 1257.
H.R. 13996-Authorizing the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
to make loans to aid in refunding or refi.n ancing obligations
of drainage, irrigation, and levee districts.
Mr. Fulmer; Committee on Banking and CUrrency, 1257-.-Copy
of bill, 5152.
H.R.13997-To provide for the District of Columbia by the taxa-
tion of certain nonintoxicating liquors, and for other purposes.
Mr. Black; Committee on the District of Columbia, 1257.-Re-
ported With amendment (H.Rept. 2152), 5061.
H.R. 13998--Relating to the cancelation of star-route mail con-
tracts.
Mr. Martin of Oregon; Committee on the Post Otnce and Post
Roads, 1257.
H.R.13999-To prevent loss of revenue, to provide employment for
American labor, and to maintain the industries and agricul-
ture of the United States against the efi'ects of depreciation
in foreign currencies.
Mr. Hill of Washington; Committee ·on Ways and Means, 1257.
H.R. 14000-For the relief of Alexander Stanley Lazik.
Mr. Andrews of New York; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1258.
H.R. 14001-Granting a pension to Ruah L. Martin.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1258.
H.R. 14002--Granting a pension to Adallne Long.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1258.
H.R.14003-Granting a pension to Bridget M. Kiernan.
Mr. Connery; Committee on Pensions, 1258.
H.R.14004-Granting a pension to Jennie Wigfall Counce.
Mrs. Eslick; Committee on Pensions, 1258.
H.R.14005--For the relief of the heirs of the late Richard H.
Ogilvie.
Mrs. Eslick; Committee on War Claims, 1258.
H.R. 14006-Granting an increase of pension to Delilah De Mars.
Mr. Fiesinger; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1258.
H.R. 14007-Granting an increase of pension to Adelaide L. Ra-
pelye.
Mr. Fish; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1258.
H.R.14008-Grant1ng an increase of pension to Elizabeth W.
Perkins.
Mr. Freeman; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1258.
H.R.14009-For the relief of Olin J. Salley.
Mr. Fulmer; Committee on Claims, 1258.
H.R. 14010-Grantlng an increase of pension to Rachel G. Ran•
dolph.
Mr. Hornor; Committee on Inv~id Pensions, 1258.
H.R. 14011--0ranttng an increase of pension to Ella A. Stevens.
Mr. Kni.ffi.n; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1258.
H.R. 14012--Granting a pension to Jeanne E. Reynolds.
Mr. Kniffin; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1258.
H.R. 14013-Granting a pension to Robert C. Wood.
Mr. Lanham; Committee on Pensions, 1258.
H.R. 14014-For the relief of Mary A. Rockwell.
Mr. Maas; Committee on Claims, 1258.-Reported with amend-
ment (H.Rept. 1834), 1435.
H.R.14015--For the relief of Theodor Knudson.
Mr. Martin of Oregon; Committee on Claims, 1258.
H.R. 14016-For the relief of Owen Ewart Smith.
Mr. Martin of Oregon; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1258.
H.R. 14017-For the relief of Amos Bryant.
Mr. Martino! Oregon; Committee on Military Affairs, 1258.
H.R.14018-For the relief of Jacob S. Silverman.
Mr. Martin of Oregon; Committee on Military Affairs, 1258.
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H.R. 14019-For the relief of William Reese.
Mr. Martin of Oregon; Committee on Military Affairs, 1258.
H.R.1402()-For the relief of George C. Harcourt.
Mr. Martin of Oregon; Committee on Military Affairs, 1258.
H.R. 14021-For the relief of Earl Emerson Rentfrow.
Mr. Martin of Oregon; Committee on Military Affairs, 1258.
H.R.14022-Granting an increase of pension to Florence A.
Hamlin.
Mr. Martin of Oregon; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1258.
H.R.14023-For the relief of Frank H. Gigler.
Mr. Michener; Committee on Military Affairs, 1258.
H.R.14024-Granting an increase of pension to Sarah A. CUn-
ningham.
Mr. Milligan; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1258.
H.R. 14025--Granting a pension to William Gary.
Mr. Schafer; Committee on Pensions, 1258.
H .R. 14026-Granting a pension to Rachel Spencer Organ.
Mr. Strong of Pennsylvania; Committee on Invalid Pensions,
1258.
H.R. 14027-Granting a pension to Joel H. Greer.
Mr. Summers of Washington; Committee on Pensions, 1258.
H.R. 14028-Granting an increase of pension to Callie R. Graf.
Mr. West; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1258.
H.R. 14029-To authorize the paY1jllent of claim of the Alaska
Matanuska Coal Co. for coal delivered to the Alaska Railroad,
and for other purposes.
Mr. Wickersham; Committee on Claims, 1258.
H.R. 14030-Authorizing the Bushkill Bridge Co., its successors and
assigns, to construct, maintain, and operate a bridge across
the Delaware River at or near Bushkill, Pa.
Mr. Coyle; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
1326.-Reported back (H.Rept. 1904), 2451.-Debated, 3580.
H.R.14031-To provide for the refinancing of farm-mortgage in-
debtedness by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
Mr. Cox; Committee on Banking and Currency, 1326.
H.R. 14032--To liquidate and refinance agricultural indebtedness
and to encourage and promote agriculture, industry, and com-
merce by establishing a credit system through which farm
mortgages may be liquidated and refinanced or refunded at a
reduced rate of interest through the Federal Reserve Banking
System and the Federal farm-loan system.
Mr. Cary; Committee on Banking and Currency, 1326.
H.R. 14033-To amend the Ta.rifl' Act of 1930.
Mr. Martin of Massachusetts; Committee on Ways and Means,
1326.
H.R.14034-To regulate advertising of imported articles.
Mr. Martin of M;assachusetts; Committee on Interstate and For-
eign Commerce, 1326.
H.R.14035--To provide that the Reconstruction Finance Corpora-
tion shall make loans to farmers on the security of first
mortgages, and for other purposes.
Mr. McClintic of Oklahoma; Committee on Banking and Cur-
rency, 1326.
H.R. 14036--For the relief of Charles Burger, warrant oftlcer
(retired).
Mr. Carter of California; Committee on Military Affairs, 1326.
H.R. 14037-For the relief of Ernest B. Butte.
Mr. Carter of California; Committee on Military Affairs, 1326.
H.R.14038--For the relief of Wallace M. Jordan.
Mr. Carter of California; Committee on Claims, 1326.
H.R.14039-Granting an increase of pension to Lena Krieger.
Mr. Chindblom; Committee on Pensions, 1326.
H.R. 14040-For the relief of Edgar Stivers.
Mr. Christgau; Committee on Claims, 1326.-Reported with
amendment (H.Rept. 1909) , 2554.
H.R. 14041-For the relief of the Imperial Shipbuilding Corpora-
tion.
Mr. Clancy; Committee on Claims, 1326.
H.R.14042-For the relief of Maurice E. Schaffer.
Mr. Clancy; Committee on World War Veterans' Legislation, 1326.
H.R. 14043-For the relief of B. Edward Westwood.
Mr. Cooper of Ohio; Committee on Claims, 1326.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 2168), 5188.
H.R. 14044-For the relief of Mrs. Otha S. Curd.
Mr. Finley; Committee on Claims, 1326.
H.R. 14045--For the relief of Robert M. Pennock.
Mr. Glover; Committee on Military Affairs, 1326.
H.R.14046-For the rellef of Joseph A. Urrey.
Mr. Glover; Committee on Claims, 1326.
H.R.14047-Granting an increase of pension to Laura B. Young.
Mr. Hoch; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1326.
H.R.l4n48-For the relief of Paul Kiehler.
Mr. Xunz; Committee on Claims, 1326.
H.R.l4049-To correct the naval record of Walter C. Schalk.
Mr. Kunz; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1326.
H.R. 14050-For the relief of Virgil Buzard.
Mr. Lanham; Committee on Military Affairs, 1326.
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H.R.14051-Grant1ng a pension to Joseph Thompson.
Mr. Lozier; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1326.
H.R.14052-For the relief of Emma F. Taber.
Mr. McCormack; Committee on Claims, 1326.
H.R.14053-Granting a pension to Winnie Hu1Iman.
Mr. McKeown; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1326.
H.R.14054-For the relief of Edward W. Goetz.
Mr. Sandlin; Committee on Military Affairs, 1326.
H.R.14055--For the relief of Orrin Burr.
Mr. Thomason; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1326.
H.R. 14056-Granting an increase of pension to Martha Bucking-
ham.
Mr. Underwood; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1326.
H.R.14057-Granting an increase of pension to Deborah Hunter.
Mr. Welch; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1326.
H.R. 14058-Granting a pension to Elizabeth Dannerberger.
Mr. Yates; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1326.
H.R.14059-Authorizing the Secretary of the Interior in behalf
of Indians to purchase the allotments of deceased Indians,
and for other purposes.
Mr. Leavitt; Committee on Indian Affairs, 1355.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 1987), 3653.-Debated, 4541, 5283.-Passed House,
5349.-In Senate, placed on the calendar, 5298.-Debated,
5508.
H.R.14060-To extend the times for commencing and completing
the construction of a bridge across the Columbia River at or
near The Dalles, Oreg.
Mr. Butler; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
1355.-Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1905), 2451.-
Amended and passed House, 3577.-In Senate, placed on the
calendar, 3589.-Passed Senate (in lieu of S. 5502), 3752.-Ex-
amined and signed, 3917, 3920.-Presented to the President,
3991.-Approved [Public, No. 344], 4552.
H.R.14061-To establish an honest money system where the me-
dium of exchange will give equal benefits to every American
citizen and wherein the lawful money of the Government shall
be used for the benefit of all the people, to reduce the rate of
interest on loans, to encourage agriculture and the ownership
of homes, and for other purposes.
Mr. Sinclair; Committee on Banking and Currency, 1355.
H.R. 14062-To amend an act entitled "An act to establish a uni-
form system of bankruptcy throughout the United States",
approved July 1, 1898, and acts amendatory thereof and sup-
plementary thereto.
Mr. Celler; Committee on the Judiciary, 1355.-Remarks, 1360.
H.R. 14063-For the relief of Charles Kornreich.
Mr. Brunner; Committee on Claims, 1355.
H.R.14064-For the relief of Meyer Joseph Lapine, deceased.
Mr. Chindblom; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1355.
H.R.l4065--Granting a pension to Josephine Valentine.
Mr. Chiperfield; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1355.
H.R.14066-For the relief of Clarence Muncey.
Mr. Clancy; Committee on Military Affairs, 1355.
H.R.14067-For the relief of Charles Bubyak.
Mr. Clancy; Committee on Military Affairs, 1355.
H.R. 14068-For the relief of Joseph Frank Schmidt.
Mr. Clancy; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1355.
H.R.14069-Granting a pension to Henry Hibbard.
Mr. Finley; Committee on Pensions, 1355.
H.R. 14070--Granting an increase of pension to Sarah Y. Beck.
Mr. Murphy; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1355.
H.R. 14071-Granting an increase of pension to Alice A. Ellis.
Mr. Rudd; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1355.
H.R. 14072-Granting an increase of pension to Nancy D. Norton.
Mr. Shreve; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1355.
H.R. 14073-For the relief of James F. True.
Mr. Sumners of Texas; Committee on Military Affairs, 1355.
H.R. 14074-For the relief of Ray McDonald.
Mr. Sumners of Texas; Committee on Military Affairs, 1355.
H.R. 14075-For the relief of Henry William Kratzer.
Mr. Wyant; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1355.
H.R.14076--Authorizing J. C. Ten Brook, as mayor of Astoria,
Oreg., his successors in oftlce and assigns, to construct, main-
tain, and operate a bridge across the Columbia River at or
near Astoria, Oreg., to connect Roosevelt Military Highway in
Oregon with Washington Ocean Beach Highway.
Mr. Hawley; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
1395.
H.R. 14077-Amending the Shipping Act, 1916, as amended, for the
purpose of further regulating common carriers by water.
Mr. Johnson of Washington; Committee on .Merchant Marine,
Radio, and Fisheries, 1395.
H.R.14078--Authorizing the Secretary of War to deed certain prop-
erties to the State of Virginia in order to connect Lee Boule-
vard with the Arlington Memorial Bridge.
Mr. Smith of Virginia; Committee on Military Affairs, 1395.- .
Reported with amendments (H.Rept. 1980), 3581.-Laid on the
table (S. 5339 passed in lieu), 4543.
 HOUSE BILLS
H.R.14079-To amend section 4 of the act approved March 2, 1929,
entitled "An act to supplement the naturalization laws, and
for other purposes" (45 Stat. 1512).
Mr. Swing; Committee on Immigration and Naturalization, 1395.
H.R. 14080--To amend the Revenue Act of 1926, as amended.
Mr. Wood of Georgia; Committee on Ways and Means, 1395.
H.R. 14081-To amend the act of March 2, 1917, entitled "An act
to provide a civil government for Puerto Rico, and for other
purposes ", as amended, by inserting a new section between
sections 5a and 6, to be designated as "5b" and to amend
and reenact sections 15, 30, and 49 and paragraph 15 of section
34 of said act.
Mr. Pesquera; Committee on Insular Mairs, 1395.
H.R. 14082-To prevent interstate commerce in certain commodi-
ties and articles produced or manufactured in industrial ac-
tivities in which persons are employed more than 5 days per
week or 6 hours per day.
Mr. Connery; Committee on Labor, 1395.
H.R.14083-To amend the organic law of the United States Court
for China enacted June 30, 190.6.
Mr. Dyer; Committee on the Judiciary, 1395.
H.R. 14084--Authorizing the Secretary of War to bestow a gold
medal of honor of such design as he may approve upon
Michael J. Quinn.
Mr. Brunner; Committee on Military Affairs, 1395.
H.R.14085-For the relief of certain lobster fishermen of Rhode
Island.
Mr. Burdick; Committee on Claims, 1395.
H.R. 14086-Granting a pension to Georgia L. Grubb.
Mr. Cross; Committee on Pensions, 1395.
H.R. 14087-Granting a pension to Maggie Berry.
Mr. Chapman; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1395.
H.R. 14088--For the relief of the heirs of Vina Love.
Mr. Cartwright; Committee on Indian Affairs, 1396.
H.R. 14089-Granting an increase of pension to Leah Jones.
Mr. Erk; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1396.
H.R. 14090--Granting an increase of pension to Emma F. Johnston.
Mr. Erk; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1396.
H.R. 14091-Granttng an increase of pension to Ella D. Love.
Mr. Erk; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1396.
H.R. 14092-Granting a pension to Emma F. French.
Mr. Evans of California; Committee on Pensions, 1396.
H.R.14093-Granting a pension to Emma C. Relf.
Mr. Evans of California; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1396.
H.R. 14094-Granting an increase of pension to Sarah L. Walmer.
Mr. Garber; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1396.
H.R.14095-Granting an increase of pension to Mary McK. Ferby.
Mr. Lambertson; Committee on Pensions, 1396.
H.R. 14096--For the exchange of certain lands on the Milk River
irrigation project.
Mr. Leavitt; Committee on the Public Lands, 1396.
H.R. 14097-For the relief of Luther Edward Savage.
Mr. Lichtenwalner; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1396.
H.R. 14098-Granting a pension to Nancy Brackett.
Mr. Lozier; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1396.
H.R. 14099-For the relief of Francisco P. Lima.
Mr. Martin of Massachusetts; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1396.
H.R. 14100--For the relief of the First National Bank of Bagwell,
Tex.
Mr. Patman; Committee on Claims, 1396.
H.R. 14101-For the relief of the widow and next of kin of James
J. Curran.
Mr. Prall; Committee on Claims, 1396.
H.R. 14102--Granting a pension to Elmer E. Oxendine.
Mr. Purnell; Committee on Pensions, 1396.
H.R. 14103-Grantlng a pension to Helen J. Selley.
Mr. Woodruff; Committee on Pensions, 1396.
H.R. 14104--To extend the time during which the emergency ap-
propriation for Federal-aid highways shall be available for
expenditure.
Mr. Vinson of Kentucky; Committee on Roads, 1435.
H.R. 14105-To prevent interstate commerce in certain commodi-
ties and articles produced or manufactured in industrial
activities in which persons are employed more than 5 days
per week or 6 hours per day.
Mr. Connery; Committee on Labor, 1435.
H.R. 14106--To restore the 2-cent rate of postage on first-class
mail matter.
Mr. Cable; Committee on Ways and Means, 1435.
H.R. 14107-To repeal the tax on bank checks.
Mr. Cable; Committee on Ways and Means, 1435.
H.R. 14108--To impose a tax on food products containing organic
fats or oils.
M.-.:-. Knutson; Committee on Ways and Means, 1435.
H.R . .14109-Authorizing The Dalles Bridge Co., its successors and
assigns, to construct, maintain, and operate a bridge across
the Columbia River at a point approximately 5 miles upstream
from the city of The D3llcs, in the S~ate of Oregon, to a point
on the opposite shore in the State of Washington.
14079_-1_4133
H.R. 14109--Continued
Mr. Summers of Washington; Committee on Interstate and For-
eign Commerce, 1435.-Reported with amendment (H.Rept.
1906). 2451.
H.R. 14110--To amend an act entitled "An act to establish a uni-
form system of bankruptcy throughout the United States ",
approved July 1, 1898, and acts amendatory thereof and sup-
plementary thereto.
Mr. LaGuardia; Committee on the Judiciary, 1435.
H.R. 14111-Granting a pension to William C. Anderson.
Mr. Baldrige; Committee on Pensions, 1435.
H.R.14112-Granting an increase of pension to Marguerite Eustis.
Mr. Buckbee; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1436.
H.R. 14113-For the relief of A. H. Powell.
Mr. Fernandez; Committee on Accounts, 1436.-Reference
changed to Committee on Claims, 1907.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 2138), 5061.
H.R.14114-Granting a pension to Richard B. Hammer.
Mr. Finley; Committee on Pensions, 1436. ·
H.R. 14115-Granting an increase of pension to Frances A. Perdew.
Mr. Finley; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1436.
H.R. 14116-Granting an increase of pension to Sarah E. Deem.
Mr. Garber; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1436.
H.R. 14117-Granting an increase of pension to Mary Arnold.
Mr. Hopkills; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1436.
H.R. 14118-Granting a pension to Mary Roberts.
Mr. Larrabee; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1436.
H.R. 14119-Granting a pension to Charles Arthur Collins.
Mr. Shannon; Committee on Pensions, 1436.
H.R. 14120--For the relief of John F. Carlow.
Mr. Shannon; Committee on Military Affairs, 1436.
H.R. 14121-Granting a pension to Emma F. Wells.
Mr. Shannon; Committee on Invalid Pensions. 1436.
H.R. 14122-Granting a pension to Levi Clark.
Mr. Shannon; Committee on Pensions, 1436.
H.R. 14123-To add certain lands to the Salmon National Forest.
Mr. French; Committee on the Public Lands, 1547.
H.R. 14124-Amending the Shipping Act, 1916, as amended, for
the purpose of further regulating common carriers by water.
Mr. Swing; Committee on Merchant Marine, Radio, and Fisheries,
1547.
H.R. 14125--To divest certain activities of their interstate charac-
ter.
Mr. Reilly; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, 1547.
H.R. 14126--Authorizing John C. Mullen. John H. Hutchings, both
of Falls City, Nebr., and William Shepherd, of Rulo, Neor.,
his or their heirs, legal representatives, and assig~s. to con-
struct, maintain, and operate a bridge across the Missouri
River at or near Rulo, Nebr. · -
Mr. Morehead; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
1547.-Reported with amendments (H.Rept. 1912}, 2554.-
Debated, 3578.
H.R. 14127-Providing for an exchange of lands between the Co-
lonial Realty Co. and the United States, and for other
purposes.
Mr. Hawley; Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation, 1547.-
Reported back (H.Rept. 1965), 3342.-Laid on the table (S.5382
passed in lieu) , 5409.
H.R. 14128--To provide for the redemption of national-bank notes,
Federal Reserve bank notes, and Federal Reserve notes which
cannot be identified as to the bank of issue.
Mr. Steagall; Committee on Banking and Currency, 1547.
H.R. 14129-To extend the time for completing the construction
of a bridge across that portion of Lak.e Michigan lying oppo-
site the· entrance to Chicago River, Ill.; and a bridge across
the Michigan Canal, otherwise known as the Ogden Slip. in
the city of Chicago, fll.
Mr. Britten; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
1547.-Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1913), 2554.-
Amended and passed House, 3578.-Referred to Senate Com-
mittee on Commerce, 3589.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1170),
3664.-Passed Senate, 3763.-Examined and signed, 3917,
3920.-Presented to the President, 3991.-Approved [Public,
No. 345], 4552.
H.R. 14130--To repeal the act entitled "An act to save daylight
and to provide standard time for the United States ", ap-
proved March 19, 1918.
Mr. Mapes; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, 1547.
H.R. 14131-To foster American industry, promote education, and
facilitate pursuit of the avocation of philately.
Mr. Montague; Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads,
1547.
H.R. 14132--To more fully define the meaning of paragraph 26, sec-
tfon 7, of the act of Congress approved July 1, 1932, being
Public, No. 237, Seventy-second Congress (H.R. 11638).
Mr. Black; Committee on the District of Columbia, 1547.
H.R. 14133-To amend an act entitled "An act to establish a. uni-
form system of bankruptcy throughout the United States",
approved July 1, 1898, and acts amendatory thereof and sup-
plementary thereto.
Mr. McKeown; Committee on the Judiciary, 1547.
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H.R.14134--To extend the times for commencing and completing
the construction of a bridge across the Ohio River, at or
near Shawneetown, Gallatin County, Ill., and a point opposite
thereto in Union County, Ky.
Mr. Parsons; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
1547.-Reported back (H.Rept. 1907), 2451.-Debated, 3577.
H.R.14135-To create Federal rural mortgage land banks, to pro-
vide for the supervision thereof, and for other purposes.
Mr. Hastings; Committee on Banking and Currency, 1547.-
Remarks, 3038.
H.R. 14136-Prohibiting the importation of cannabis indica, can-
nabis sativa, or cannabis americana for the purpose of mak-
ing the narcotic drug known as mariahuana, or for any other
purpose.
Mr. Fish; Committee on Ways and Means, 1547.
H.R. 14137-Relating to security for certain loans under section
201 of the Emergency Relief and Construction Act of 1932.
Mr. Taylor of Colorado; Committee on Ways and Means, 1547.
H.R. 1413a-:-Providing for loans or advances by the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation, through its regional credit corporation,
to farm mortgagors to enable them to lower the rate of inter-
est on their farm-mortgage loans and to secure the postpone-
ment of the foreclosure of farm mortgages for a period of 2
years, and for other purposes.
Mr. Ayres; Committee on Banking and Currency, 1547.
H.R. 14139--To provide for the relief of farmers in any State by the
making of loans to or contracts with States, political subdi-
visions of States, improvement districts, public corporations,
boards and commissions, legal entities of States, private cor-
porations, and individuals, and for other purposes.
Mr. Driver; Committee on Banking and Currency, 1547.
H.R. 14140-To permit the admissi-on of intoxicating liquors into
the Virgin Islands of the United States for export.
Mr. LaGuardia; Committee on the Judiciary, 1547.
H.R. 14141-For the relief of August Walter.
Mr. Boylan; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1548.
H.R.14142-For the relief of Martin J. Walsh.
Mr. Boylan; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1548.
H.R.14143-For the relief of Lloyd Vurl Lahrman.
Mr. Canfield; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1548.
H.R. 14144--For the relief of Charles D. Barnes.
Mr. Carter of California; Committee on Military Affairs, 1548.
H.R.14145-Granting a pension to Gustav Gumpertz.
Mr. Cochran of Missouri; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1548.
H.R. 14146-Granting an increase of pension to Sarah A. Maack.
Mr. Cochran of Missouri; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1548.
H.R. 14147-Granting an increase of pension to Mary Hennessey.
Mr. Culkin; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1548.
H.R. 14148--Gra~ting an increase of pension to Adela Carman.
Mr. Culkin; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1548.
H.R. 14149-Granting a pension to Frank Mitchell.
Mr. Dies; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1548.
H.R.14150-Granting a pension to Kathryn E. Fraley.
Mr. Drane; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1548.
H.R. 14151-For the relief of I. T. McRee.
Mrs. Eslick; Committee on Claims, 1548.-Reported with amend-
ment (H.Rept. 2118), 4956.
H.R. 14152-For the relief of Frank Gedney.
Mr. Fish; Committee on Claims, 1548.
H.R. 14153-For the relief of Walter Warren Kibbe.
Mr. Golder; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1548.
H.R. 14154--For the relJef of Robert R. Prann.
Mr. Goss; Committee on Claims, 1548.
H.R.14155-For the relief of Michael Petrucell1.
Mr. Goss; Committee on Claims, 1548.
H.R.14156-For the relief of Bertha A. Bishop.
Mr. Goss; Committee on Claims, 1548.
H.R. 14157-Granting a pension to Frank T. Douglas, alias Lewis
Calhoun.
Mr. Green; Committee on Pensions, 1548.
H.R.14158--Granting a pension to Louis Goldstein.
Mr. Harlan; Committee on Pensions, 1548.
H.R.14159-Granting a pension to Laura Parker.
Mr. Hogg of Indiana; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1548.
H.R. 14160-Granting an increase of peru:ion to Franciska Stein-
bruecker.
Mr. Kading; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1548.
H.R. 14161-For the relief of John Neilson.
Mr. McCormack; Committee on Naval Aliairs, 1548.
H.R. 14162-For the relief o! Charles Eben Stewart.
Mr. McCormack; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1548.
H.R. 14163-For the relief of Bernard Cyrus Snyder.
Mr. McReynolds; Committee on ¥illtary Affairs, 1548.
H.R.14164-Granting an increase of pension to Marietta B. Mer-
rick.
Mr. Nelson of Wisconsin; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1548.
H.R. 14165-For the relief of Anna Kotjek.
Mr. Sabath; Committee on Claims, 1548.
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H.R.14166-Granting a pension to Mary Ann Sutton.
Mr. Sanders of Texas; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1548.
H.R. 14167-Granting an increase of pension to Louisa G. Cilley.
Mr. Stalker; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1548.
H.R.14168-Granting an increase of pension to Charles V. Harris.
Mr. stalker; Com.zp.ittee on Pensions, 1548.
H.R.14169-For the relief of Lillian R. Maugans.
Mr. Steagall; Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads, 1548.
H.R. 14170--Granting an increase of pension to Clara Crawford.
Mr. Swick; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1548.
H.R. 14171-Granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth c.
Hutchison.
Mr. Swick; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1548.
H.R. 1417~or the relief of Catherine Wright.
Mr. Wef~Committee on Claims, 1548.
H.R. 14173-Directing the Administrator of Veterans' Affairs to
pay disability compensation benefits under certain conditions
to Justin G. Ballou.
Mr. White; Committee on World War Veterans' Legislation, 1548.
H.R. 14174-Granting an increase of pension to Mary J. Barrows.
Mr. Whitley; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1548.
H.R. 14175-Granting an increase of pension to Aida E. Ramm.
Mr. Yon; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1548.
H.R. 14176-To withdraw certain public lands from settlement and
entry.
Mr. Lea; Committee on the Public Lands, 1616.
H.R. 14177-Authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to enter into
a cooperative agreement or a..,areements with the State of
Idaho and private owners of lands in Lemhi County, Idaho,
for grazing and range development, and for other purposes.
Mr. French; Committee on the Public Lands, 1616.
H.R. 14178--To promote travel to and in the United States and
its possessions, thereby promoting American business; and to
encourage foreign travel in the United States.
Mr. Dyer; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, 1616.
H.R. 14179-Relating to labeling petroleum and petroleum prod-
ucts.
Mr. Carter of Wyoming; Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce, 1616.
H.R.14180-To extend the provisions of section 201 of the Emer-
gency Relief and Construction Act of 1932 to certaih self-
liquidating projects.
Mr. Smith of Idaho; Committee on Ways and Means, 1616.
H.R. 14181-To provide for the selection of certain lands in the
State of Arizona for the use of the University of Arizona.
Mr. Douglas of Arizona; Committee on the Public Lands, 1616.-
Reported back (H.Rept. 2090), 4767.
H.R.14182-To amend section 97 of the Judicial Code, as amended
(U.S.C., title 28, sec. 178), to create the northeastern district
of New York and provide for the appointment of a district
judge for said district.
Mr. Brunner; Committee on the Judiciary, 1616.
H.R. 14183-To amend the Radio Act of 1927, as amended, to re-
quire persons using radio sets capable of receiving police
broadcasts in vehicles to secure permits for such use.
Mr. Ludlow: Committee on Merchant Marine, Radio, and Fish-
eries, 1617.
H.R. 14184--To liquidate and refinance agricultural indebtedness
and to encourage and promote agriculture, industry, and com-
merce by establishing a credit system through which farm
mortgages may be liquidated and refinanced or refunded at
a reduced rate of interest through the Federal Reserve Bank-
ing System and the Federal Farm Loan System.
Mr. Gilbert; Committee on Banking and Currency, 1617.
H.R. 1~185---Granting an increase of pension to Florence I. Russ.
Mr. Ayres; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1617.
H.R. 14186-Granting a pension to Bessie Baldwin.
Mr. Crall; Committee on Pensions, 1617.
H.R. 14187-Granting an increase of pension to Clara T. Hemen-
way.
Mr. Evans of California; Committee on Pensions, 1617.
H.R. 14188-Granting a pen5ion to Mary Banks Fuller.
Mr. Gifford; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1617.
H.R. 14189--Granting a pension to Flora B. Parker.
Mr. Hogg of Indiana; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1617.
H.R. 14190-For the relief of John M. Casserly.
Mr. Kennedy of Maryland; Committee on Military Affairs, 1617.
H.R. 14191-For the relief of Matt E. Saylor.
Mr. Lamneck; Committee on Claims, 1617.
H.R.14192-Granting a pension to Sarah E. Stephens.
Mr. Lewis; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1617.
H.R. 14193-Granting a pension to Rachel McClain.
Mr. Ludlow; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1617.
H.R. 14194--Granting an increase of pension to Margaret J. Shaw.
Mr. Purnell; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1617.
H.R. 14195-For the relief of Charles E. Bryant.
Mr. Smith of Idaho; Committee on Military Affairs, 1617.
H.R. 14196-Granting an increase of pension to Ella Taylor.
Mr. Smith of Idaho; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1617.
 HOUSE BILLS
H.R. 14197---Granting a pension to Theresa C. Brink.
Mr. Spence; Committee on Pensions, 1617.
H.R. 14198-For the relief of Earl Smith.
Mr. Thomason; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1617.
H.R.14199-Making appropriations for the military and nonmilitary
activities of the War Department for the fiscal yeaf ending
June 30, 1934, and for other purposes.
Mr. Collins; from Committee on Appropriations (H.Rept. 1855),
1657.-Debated, 1756-1759, 1772-1778, 1803-1830, 2042-2064,
2165-2192, 2214-2236, 2299-2328, 2334, 2421-2445, 2938, 3822,
4423, 5280.-Amended and passed House, 2445.-Referred to
Senate Committee on Appropriations, 2463.-Reported with
amendments (S.Rept. 1155), 3424.-Debated, 3706, 3707, 3770,
3776-3793, 3838, 3847. 3852, 3855, 3935, 3955.-Amended and
passed Senate, 3961.-0rdered printed with Senate amend-
ments numbered.-House disagree& to Senate amendments and
asks conference, 4423, 4425.-Conferees appointed, 4425, 4455.-
Senate insists upon its amendments and agrees to conference,
4455.--Conference report submitted 1n Senate, 5228.-Agreed
to, 5229.--Conference report submitted in House (H.Rept.
2177), 5377.-Agreed to, 5379.-Debated, 5379-5387.-House
recedes from its disagreement to the amendments of the Sen-
ate nos. 11, 32, 33, and 40, and concurs therein; recedes from
its disagreement to the amendments of the Senate nos. 5, 9,
16, and 18, and concurs therein severally with an amendment;
insists upon its disagreement to the amendments of the Sen-
ate nos. 6, 7, 8, 12, 22, 23, 27, 29, 30, 36, 37, and 41; requests
further conference, 5379-5387.--Conferees appointed, 5387.-
Conference report submitted in Senate and agreed to, 5478,
5479.--Conference report submitted in House, 5529.-Agreed to,
5531.-House recedes from its disagreement to the amendments
of the Senate nos. 6 and 31 and concurs therein; recedes from
its disagreement to Senate amendments nos. 29 and 30, and
concurs therein each with an amendment, 5531.-Senate con-
curs in the amendments of the House to the amendments of
the Senate nos. 29 and 30, 5480.-Examined and signed, 5653,
5658.-Presented to the President, 5666.-Approved [Public,
No. 441].
li.R. 1420o.:-To extend the times for commencing and completing
the construction of a bridge across the St. Lawrence River at -
or near Alexandria Bay, N.·Y.
Mr. Culkin; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
1712.-Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 1914), 2554.-
Passed House, 3578.-Re!erred to Senate Committee on Com-
merce, 3589.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1171), 3654.-Passed Sen-
ate, 3763.-Examined and signed, 3917, 3920.-Presented to the
President, 3991.-Approved [Public, No. 346], 4552.
H.R. 14201-To authorize the Secretary of the Navy to make a
long-term contract for a supply of water to the United States
naval station at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
Mr. Vinson of Georgia; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1712.-
Reported back (H.Rept. 1872), 1833.
H.R. 14202-To increase the amount of certain loans made by the
Reconstruction Finance Corporation to institutions holding
mortgages on homes. · Mr. Black; Committee on Claims, 1779.
Mr. Bacharach; Committee on Banking and Currency, 1712.
H.R. 14203-To authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to issue
scrip, and for other purposes.
Mr. Palmisano; Committee on Ways and Means, 1712.
H.R. 14204--To amend section 653 of the Code of Law for the Dis-
trict of Columbia.
Mrs. Norton; Committee on the District of Columbia, 1712.-
Reported back (H.Rept. 1991), 3735.-Debated. 3980.-Passed
House, 3981.-ln Senate, placed on the calendar, 3997.-De-
bated, 4968.-Passed Senate (in lieu of S. 5436), 4977.-
Examined and signed, 5117, 5187.-Presented to the President,
5289.-Approved [Public. No. 386], 5657.
H.R. 14205--For the relief of Charles J. Webb Sons Co., Inc.
Mr. Beck; Committee on Claims, 1712.
H.R. 14206---Granting an increase of pension to Laura M. Hess.
Mr. Biddle; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1712.
H.R. 14207-For the relief of William A. Ray.
Mr. Brand of Ohio; Committee on Claims, 1712.
H.R.14208-Granting a pension to Lottie L. Stoner.
Mr. Doutrich; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1712.
H.R. 14209---Granting a pension to Mary Ella Flint.
Mr. Evans of California; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1712.
H.R. 14210---Granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth P. Car-
man.
Mr. Fiesinger; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1712.
H.R.14211-Granting a franking privilege to Grace G. Coolidge.
Mr. Granfield; Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads,
1712.-Reported back (H.Rept. 2088), 4767.
H.R.l4212-For the relief of Ralph E. Woolley.
Mr. Houston of Hawaii; Committee on Claims, 1712.-Reported
with amendments (H.Rept. 2169), 5188.
H.R.14213-Granting a pension to Clara Sill.
Mr. Kniffin; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1712.
H.R. 14214-To provide for the appointment of First Sgt. Joseph E.
Hollis, retired, to the grade of master sergeant, unassigned,
Regular Army, and immediate retirement.
Mr. McSwain; Committee on Military Affairs, 1712.
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14197-14242
H.R. 14215--For the relief of James E. Bandy.
Mr. Martin of Oregon; Committee on Military Affairs, 1712.
H.R. 1421~To pay certain fees to Maude G. Nicholson, widow of
George A. Nicholson, late a United States commissioner.
Mr. Taber; Committee on Claims, 1712.
H.R. 14217-For the relief of Ellis Duke, also known as Elias Duke.
Mr. Schafer; Committee on Claims, 1712.-Reported back {H.
Rept. 2112), 4956.
H.R. 14218-For the relief of Nettie Sprouse.
Mr. Smith of West Virginia; Committee on Claims, 1712.
H.R. 14219-For the relief of A. L. Ostrander.
Mr. Summers of Washington; Committee on Claims, 1712.
H.R. 14220--Providing for a site and public building for a post
office at Gretna, parish of Jefferson, La.
Mr. Maloney; Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, 1778.
H.R. 14221-Providing for a special canceling stamp bearing words
which will impress upon our people the fact that the purchase
of American goods will aid American workmen.
Mr. Andrew of Massachusetts; Committee on the Post Office and
Post Roads, 1778.
H.R. 14222-Providing for loans or advances by the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation, through its regional credit corporations,
to farm mortgagors to enable them to lower the rate of in-
terest on their farm-mortgage loans and to secure the post-
ponement of the foreclosure of farm mortgages for a period
of 2 years, and for other purposes.
Mr. Bulwinkle; Committee on Banking and Currency, 1778.
H.R. 14223-To restore the 2-cent rate of postage on first-class mail
matter.
Mr. Swanson; Committee on Ways and Means, 1779.
H.R. 14224--Authorizing certain contractual changes relating to
the payment of certain construction costs of the Minidoka
irrigation project.
Mr. Smith of Idaho; Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation,
1779.
H.R. 14225--To sell the present post-office site and building at
Springfield, Mass.
Mr. Granfield; Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, 1779.
H.R. 1422~For the inclusion of certain lands in the national
forests in the State of Idaho, and for other purposes.
Mr. French; Committee on the Public Lands, 1779.-Reported
with amendment (H.Rept. 1992), 3735. ·
H.R. 14227-To repeal the tax on bank checks.
Mr. Swanson; Committee on Ways and Means, 1779.
H.R.14228-To change the name of "Roosevelt Island" to "The-
odore Roosevelt Island."
Mr. Gilbert; Committee on the Library, 1778.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 1876), 1986.-Passed House, 3557.-In Senate, placed
on the calendar, 3589.-Passed Senate, 3589.-Examined and
signed, 3745, 3823.-Presented to the President, 3863.-Ap-
proved [Public, No. 332], 4551.
H.R.14229-For the relief of Robert J. Enochs.
H.R.14230--For the relief of Harold P. Mumbrue.
Mr. Black; Committee on Claims, 1779.
H.R.14231-Granting a pension to Elizabeth Knight.
Mr. Cary; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1779.
H.R.14232-Granting an increase of pension to Terressa P. Hunter.
Mr. Cochran of Pennsylvania; Co~ittee on Invalid Pensions.
1779.
H.R.14233-Granting an increase of pension to Mary L. Dumont.
Mr. Guyer; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1779.
H.R. 14234--Granting a pension to Thomas J. Killeen.
Mr. Lonergan; Committee on Pensions, 1779.
H.R. 14235--For the relief of Alonzo M. Boyden.
Mr. Martin of Oregon; Committee on Military Affairs, 1779.
H.R.1423~For the relief of D. E. Lamon.
Mr. Peavey; Committee on Claims, 1779.
H.R. 14237-For the relief of the legal heirs of the late William
Hushka.
Mr. Sabath; Committee on Claims, 1779.
H.R.14238-For the relief of George W. Rhine, doing business
under the name of Rhine & Co.
Mr. Smith of Virginia; Committee on Claims, 1779.
H.R.14239-Granting an increase of pension to Hester Floyd.
Mr. Underwood; Committee on Pensions, 1779.
H.R. 14240-To amend an act entitled "An act to establish a uni-
form system of bankruptcy throughout the United States",
approved July 1, 1898, and acts amendatory thereof and sup-
plementary thereto.
Mr. Oliver of New York; Committee on the Judiciary, 1833.
H.R. 14241-To provide for appeal or writ of error from final judg-
ments in the District Court of Alaska to the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals.
Mr. Wickersham; Committee on the Judiciary, 1833.
H.R. 14242-To provide for the issuance of United States bonds to
be used as security for the issuance of Federal Reserve notes
and to provide for the use of such notes.
Mr. Busby; Committee on Ways and Means, 1833.-Remarks,
1802.
273
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H.R. 14243-To authorize an Increase tn the limit of cost of one
aircraft carrier.
Mr. Vinson of Georgia; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1833.-Re-
ported back (H.Rept. 1891), 2335.
H.R.14244--To authorize the Secretary of War to acquire 5 acres
of land, more or less, opposite the Mobile National Cemetery,
Ala., for use as an addition to said cemetery, and for other
purposes.
:Mr. McSwain; Committee on Military Affairs, 1833.
H.R.14245-To amend section 1(a) of the act of March 2, 1929 (45
Stat. 1512), entitled "An act to supplement the naturaliza-
tion laws, and for other purposes."
Mr. Dickstein; Committee on Immigration and Naturalization,
1833.
H.R. 14246-To authorize the Secretary of War to sell or dispose of
certain surplus real estate of the War Department.
Mr. McSwain; Committee on Military Affairs, 1833.
H.R. 14247-Enlarging section 270, title 40, United States Code, and
providing, and relating to, a remedy for the enforcement of
the payment of all wages due and to become due to all labor-
ers and mechanics under the terms and provisions of an act
approved March 3, 1931, entitled "An act relating to the rate
of wages for laborers and mechanics employed on public
buildings of the United States and the District of Columbia
by contractors and subcontractors, and for other purposes."
Mr. Bland; Committee on the Judiciary, 1833.
H.R. 14248-Enlarging section 270, title 40, United States Code, and
providing a remedy for enforcing the payment to laborers,
mechanics, and their assignees, of all wages due and to be-
come due to laborers and mechanics employed on public
buildings of the United States and the District of Columbia
by contractors and subcontractors under the provisions of an
act entitled "An act relating to the rate of wages for laborers
and mechanics employed on public buildings of the United
States and the District of Columbia by contractors, subcon-
tractors, and for other purposes", approved March 3, 1931, and
for other purposes.
Mr. Bland; Committee on the Judiciary, 1833.
H.R.14249-Authorizing an appropriation for further surveys and
clearing the right of way of the Mount Adams Highway on the
Yakima Indian Reservation, Wash.
Mr. Summers of Washington; Committee on Indian Affairs, 1833.
H.R.14250-To authorize the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
to make loans to States, municipalities, and political sub-
divisions of States for the construction, improvement, or
maintenance of public streets and highways.
Mr. McLeod; Committee on Ways and Means, 1833.
H.R. 14251-To provide for the appointment of an additional dis-
trict judge for the eastern and western districts of Missouri.
Mr. Mllligan; Committee on the Judiciary, 1834.
H.R. 14252-To extend the time during which certain provisions of
the act of February 27, 1932, relating to improving the facili-
ties of the Federal Reserve System to meet the needs of mem-
ber banks in exceptional circumstances shall be effective.
Mr. Steagall; Committee on Banking and Currency, 1834.-Re-
ported back (H.Rept. 1928), 2723.-Laid on the table (8. 5484
passed in lieu), 2894, 2898.
H.R. 14253-For the correction of the naval records of service of
the officers and sailors who served during the War· with Spain
on the steamships St. Louis, Yale, and Harvard, and for other
purposes.
Mr. Geller; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1834.
H.R. 14254-For the relief of M. C. Carnicle.
Mr. Crail; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1834.
H.R.14255-Granting a pension to Ovid L. Page.
Mr. Finley; Committee on Pensions, 1834.
H.R. 14256-For the relief of Irwin D: Coyle.
Mr. Gambrill; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1834.-Reported with
amendments (H.Rept. 2009), 3918.
H.R. 14257-Granting a pension to Edgar R. Joyner.
Mr. Gasque; Committee on Pensions, 1834.
H.R. 14258-Granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth R.
Stewart.
Mr. Jenkins; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1834.
H.R. 14259--For the relief of Lula A. Densmore.
Mr. Tarver; Committee on Claims, 1834.-Reported with amend-
ments (H.Rept. 2170), 5188. · Mr. Hollister; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1986.
H.R. 14260-Granting an increase of pension to Jennie Kinney.
Mr. West; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1834.
H.R.14261-To provide warrant officers of the Coast Guard parity
of promotion with warrant officers of the Navy.
Mr. Warren; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
1907.
H.R. 14262-To amend section 3392 of the Revised Statutes.
Mr. Drane; Committee on Ways and Means, 1907.
H.R. 14263-To amend paragraph D of section 201, title 2, of the
Emergency Relief and Construction Act of 1932.
Mr. Bland; Committee on Banking and Currency, 1907.
H.R. 14264-To empower judges to grant a limited moratorium in
foreclosure proceedings.
Mr. McSwain; Committee on the Judiciary, 19~7.
274
H.R. 14265-To authorize the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
to make loans to public-school districts to aid in the main-
tenance of public schools, and for other purposes.
Mr. Dieterich; Committee on Banking and Currency, 1907.
H.R. 1426&-,-To authorize the creation of a game refuge in the
Ouachita National Forest, in the State of Arkansas.
Mrs. Wingo; Committee on Agriculture, 1907.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 2003), 3917.
H.R. 14267-Providing for loans or advances by the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation, through its regional credit corporations,
to farm mortgagors to enable them to lower the rate of interest
on their farm-mortgage loans and to secure the postponement
of the foreclosure of farm mortgages for a period of 2 years,
and for other purposes. .
Mr. Bland; Committee on Banking and Currency, 1907.
H.R. 14268-For the protection of life and property through the
regulation of speed of vessels navigating on certain harbors
and other navigable waters of the United States.
Mr. Brunner; Committee on Merchant Marine, Radio, and Fish-
eries, 1907.
H.R.14269-Granting a pension to William J. Lindsey.
Mr. Arnold; Commit~e on Pensions, 1907.
H.R. 14270-Granting an increase of pension to Mary C. Ruther-
ford.
Mr. Arnold; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1907.
H.R. 14271-For the relief of Flensburger Dampfercompagnie.
Mr. Geller; Committee on Claims, 1907.
H.R.14272-Granting a pension to Mary C. Learned.
Mr. Haugen; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1907.
H.R.14273-For the relief of Louis E. Ratterman.
Mr. William E. Hull; Committee on Claims, 1907.
H.R. 14274--For the relief of George A. Owen.
Mr. Lonergan; Committee on Claims, 1907.
H.R.14275-For the relief of Barney Cyganek.
Mr. Mead; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1907.
H.R.14276-Granting a pension to Margaret Ann Kirtley.
Mr. Shallenberger; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1907.
H.R.14277-To provide an appropriation for the payment of claims
of persons who sutlered property damage, death, or personal
injury due to the explosion at the naval ammunition depot,
Lake Denmark, N.J., July 10, 1926.
Mr. Stewart; Committee on Claims, 1907.
H.R. 14278-Granting a pension to Iner R. Holmquist.
Mr. Summers of Washington; Committee on Pensions, 1907.
H.R. 14279-Authorizing the Secretary of the Navy to make avail-
able to the municipality of Aberdeen, Wash., the U.S.S. New-
port.
Mr. Johnson of Washington; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1986.
H.R. 14280-To authorize the Secretary of War to sell or dispose of
the remaining portion of the Pensacola Military Reservation,
Fla., and for other purposes.
Mr. McSwain; Committee on Military Affairs, 1986.
H.R.l4281-To authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to purchase
silver by issuance of silver certificates and for the redemption
of the same, and for other purposes.
Mr. Steagall; Committee on Coinage, Weights, and Measures,
1986.
H.R.14282-To confer the degree of bachelor of science upon grad-
uates of the Naval, the Military, and the Coast Guard Acade-
mies.
Mr.·· Knutson; Committee on Military Affairs, 1986.-Reported
back (H.Rept. 1986), 3653.
H.R. 14283-For the relief of William Cunningham.
Mr. Bloom; Committee on Claims, 1986.
H.R.14284-Granting an increase of pension to Dora Alice Lee.
Mr. Boehne; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1986.
H.R.14285-~or the relief of Physicians & Surgeons Hospital, Ltd.
Mr. Evans of. California; Committee on Claims, 1986.
H.R.14286-For the relief of Myrtle Campbell.
Mr. Fiesinger; Committee on Claims, 1986.
H.R. 14287-To authorize the presentation to William H. Finley
of a Distinguished Service Cross.
Mr. Finley; Committee on Military Affairs, 1986.
H.R.14288-Granting an increase of pension to Rebecca D. Stewart.
H.R. 14289-Granting an increase of pension to Barbara Wiley.
Mr. Lewis; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1986.
H.R. 14290-For the relief of Margaret Dunn.
Mr. Ludlow; Committee on Claims, 1986.
H.R. 14291_::_For the relief of George w. Baker.
Mr. McKeown; Committee on Military Affairs, 1986.
H.R. 14292-Granting compensation to Philip R. Roby.
Mrs. Norton; Committee on War Claims, 1986.
H.R. 14293-For the relief of Lieut. Chester Chesterfield Groff.
Mr. Rudd; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1986.
H.R.14294--To correct the naval record of Francis T. Cavanagh.
Mr. Somers of New York; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1986.
H.R. 14295--Granting a pension to Josephine D. M. Nelson.
Mr. Withrow; Committee on Pensions, 1986.
 HOUSE BILLS
H.R.14296--To authorize the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
to make loans ·to private colleges, universities, and institu-
tions of higher learning, and for other purposes.
Mr. Maas; Committee on Banking and Currency, 2064.
H.R. 14297-To provide for filling vacancies in motor-vehicle
service.
Mr. Kelly of Pennsylvania; Committee on the Post Office and
Post Roads, 2064.
H.R.14298-For the protection of laborers and mechanics on pub-
lic buildings or public works of the United States.
Mr. Wigglesworth; Committee on Labor, 2064.
H.R. 14299-To provide for the issuance of United States bond'5
in order to expand the volume of Federal Reserve notes, to
provide for the purchasing and coining of silver, to provide
for the protection of the gold reserves of the United States,
and to relieve the existing national emergency.
Mr. McSwain; Committee on Ways and Means, 2064.
H.R.14300--To establish a bimetallic system of currency, em-
ploying gold and silver, to fix the relative value of gold and
silver, to provide for the free coinage of silver as well as gold,
and for other purposes.
Mr. Shallenberger; Committee on Coinage, Weights, and Meas-
ures, 2064.
H.R. 14301-To provide for the use of nonscattering safety glass
in motor vehicles owned by the United States or the District
of Columbia.
Mr. Millard; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce.
2064.
H.R. 14302-To provide for the creation of the Morristown National
Historical Park in the State of New Jersey, and for other
purposes.
Mr. Stewart; Committee on the Public Lands, 2064.-Reported
with amendments (H.Rept. 1962), 3342.
H.R. 14303-Authorizing the G!'!orge Washington-Wakefield Memo-
rial Bridge Corporation, its successors and assigns, to con-
struct, maintain, and operate a bridge across the Potomac
River at or near Dahlgren, Va.
Mr. Gambrill; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
2064.-Reported back (H.Rept. 2022), 4105.
H.R.14304-To authorize and direct the Secretary of the Treasury
to issue Treasury notes and silver certificates, and for other
purposes.
:Mr. Steagall; Committee on Banking and Currency, 2064.
H.R. 14305-Granting a pension to Susie Thrasher Smith.
Mr. Browning; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2065.
H.R. 14306--Granting an increase of pension to John House Moore.
Mr. Browning; Committee . on Pensions, 2065.
H.R. 14307-For the relief ·of Rudolph R. Mueller.
Mr. Grail; Committee on War Claims, 2065.
H.R.14308--Granting an increase of pension to Bessie C. Beebe.
Mr. Freeman; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2065.
H.R.14309-Granting six months' pay to Margaret M. Bearinger.
Mr. Kelly of Pennsylvania; Committee on Claims, 2065.
H.R.14310--Granting an increase of pension to Helena K. Helm.
Mr. Kelly of Pennsylvania; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2065.
H.R.14311-Grant1ng a pension to Mollie Key.
Mr. Lovette; Committee on Pensions, 2065.
H.R. 14312-Granting a pension to Samuel Smith.
Mr. Lovette; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2065.
H.R. 14313-For the relief of Robert B. James.
Mr. Mead; Committee on Claims, 2065.-Reported back (H.Rept.
2119) • 4956.
H.R. 14314-Granting a pension to Mary E. Lomlson.
Mr. Rich; Committee on ·Pensions, 2065.
H.R. 14315-For the relief of Chellis T. Mooers.
Mrs. Rogers; Committee on Claims, 2065.
H.R. 14316--Granting a pension to Affie W. McCandless.
Mr. Simmons; Committee on Invalid Pensions,-2065.
H.R. 14317-For the relief of Sidney R. Nixon.
Mr. Swank; Committee on Military Affairs, 2065.
H.R. 14318-For the relief of Earnest B. Carleton.
Mr. Swank; Committee on Military Affairs, 2065.
H.R. 14319-To provide a civil government for the Virgin Islands
of the United States. · H.R. 14343-To repeal the tax on bank checks.
Mr. Hare; Committee on Insular Affairs, 2127.
H.R. 14320--To ~uthorize the change of homestead designations dn
allotted Indian lands. · mail matter.
Mr. Howard; Committee on Indian Affairs, 2127.
H.R. 14321-To authoriZe the Secretary of the Treasury in his
discretion to acquire a new site in Huntsville, Ala.; and. to
construct a building thereon for the accommodation of the
courts, post office, and other Government offi.ces.-
Mr. Almon; Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, 2127.-
Reported without amendment (H.Rept. 1963), 3342.-Passed
House, 4534.-Referred to Senate Committee on Public Build-
ings and Grounds, 4567.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1288), 4874.-
Passed Senate, 5006.-Examined and signed, 5117, 5187.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5289.-Approved (Public, No. 390],
5657.
14296-14347
H.R.14322--Providing for loans or advances by the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation, through its regional credit corporations,
to farm mortgagors to enable them to lower the rate of interest
on their farm-mortgage loans and to secure the postponement
of the _foreclosure of farm mortgages for a period of 5 years,
and for other purposes.
Mr. Robinson; Committee on Banking and Currency, 2127.
H.R. 14323-Authorizing an appropriation to the Government of
China for the account of Li Po-tien.
Mr. McReynolds; Committee on Foreign Affairs, 2127.-Reported
·back (H.Rept. 1949), 3052.
H.R.14324-For the relief of certain disbursing officers of the
Army of the United States and for the settlement of an indi-
vidual claim approved by the War Department.
Mr. Black; Co~ittee on Claims, 2128.-Reported back (H.Rept.
2120)' 4956.
H.R. 14325-To authorize settlement, allowance, and payment of
certain claims.
Mr. Black; Committee on Claims, 2128.
H.R.14326--For the relief of Eleanor Wright and William Wright,
minor children of Donnie Wright, deceased.
Mr. Collier; Committee on Claims, 2128.-Reported back (H.Rept.
1947). 2943 ..
H.R. 14327-To ·authorize the presentation of the Congressional
Medal of Honor to Emile Genereux, formerly of the United
States Army.
Mr. Crail; Committee on Military Affairs, 2128.
H.R.14328-Granting a pension to Charles Lyons.
Mr. Fiesinger; Committee on Pensions, 2128.
H.R. 14329-Granting a pension to Elizabeth A. Blades.
Mr. Goldsborough; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2128.
H.R. 14330--Granting a pension to John A. Cole.
Mr. Hawley; Committee on Pensions, 2128.
H.R. 14331-For the relief of the J. M. Dooley Fireproof Warehouse
Corporation, of Brooklyn, N.Y.
Mr. Kennedy of New York; Committee on Claims, 2128.-Re-
ported with amendments (H.Rept. 2179), 5290.
H.R. 14332-To renew and extend certain letters patent.
Mr. Lehlbach; Committee on Patents, 2128.
H.R. 14333-For the relief of Michael Giannetti.
Mr. Lehlbach; Committee on Claims, 2128.
H.R. 14334---For the relief of Harry C. Bertoluccl.
Mr. Swing; G_o mmittee on Naval Affairs, 2128.
H.R.14335-Making Henry B. Morehead eligible to receive the
benefits of the Civil Service Retirement Act.
_Mr. Thatcher; Committee on the Civil Service, 2128.
H.R. 14336--Granting an increase of pension to Samuel Curry:
Mr. Underwood; Committee on Pensions, 2128.
H.R. 14337-For the relief of John Henry Tackett.
Mr. Vinson of Kentucky; Committee on Claims, 2128.
H.R.14338-Granting a pension to Addie Hall.
Mr. Vinson of Kentucky; Committee on Pensions, 2128.
H.R. 14339-To authorize the payment of the expenses of prosecut-
ing claims against the United States by the Kiowa, Comanche,
and Apache Tribes from the tribal fund of such tribes, and
for other purposes.
Mr. Johnson of Oklahoma; Committee on Indian Affairs, 2193.
H.R. 14340--Authorizing the sale of certain property no longer re-
quired for public purposes in the District of Columbia.
Mrs. Norton; Committee on the District of Columbia, 2193.-
Reported back (H.Rept. 1979), · 3581.-Debated, 3981.-Passed
House, amended, 3982.-Referred to Senate Committee on the
District of Columbia, 3997.-Debated, 4975.
H.R.14341-To amend paragraph 42a of section 8 of Public Law
No. 435, an act making appropriations to provide for the
expenses of the government of the District of Columbia for
the fiscal year ending June 30, 1914, and for other purposes.
approved March 4, 1913.
Mrs. Norton; Committee on the District of Columbia, 2193.
H.R. 14342-Providing r"or loans or advances by the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation for the purpose of securing the post-
ponement of the foreclosure of farm mortgages for a period of
2 years, and for other purposes.
Mr. Rankin; Committee on Banking and Currency, 2193.
Mr. Garber; Committee on Ways and Means, 2193.
H.R. 14344-To restore the 2-cent rate of postage on first-class
Mr. Garber; Committee on Ways and Means, 2193.
H.R. 14345--Requiring certificates of public convenience and ne-
cessity for the establishment and operation of branch banks.
Mr. Cable;_Committee on Banking and Currency, 2193.
H.R.14346-For _the relief of Frank_ Kroeg~l, al~3:5 Francis Kroegel.
Mr. Bacon; Committee on Mllltary Affairs, 2193.-Reported back
(HRept. 2101), 4865.
H.R.14347-For the relie.f of Mary Byrkett Sinks.
Mr. Black; Committee on Claims, 2193.-Reported with amend-
ment (H.Rept. 1970), 3342.-Laid on the table (S. 5208 passed
in lieu). 5407.
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H.R.14348-For the relief of Bennie Simes.
Mr. De Priest; Committee on Military Affairs, 2193.
H.R. 14349-For the relief of Robert T. Green.
Mr. De Priest; Committee on Military Atfairs, 2193.
H.R.14350-Granting an increase of pension to Anthony Germino.
Mr. Douglass of Massachusetts; Committee on Pensions, 2193.
H.R. 14351-Granting an increase of pension to Leota L. Sanford.
Mr. Hope; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2193.
H.R.14352-For the relief of John W. Taylor.
Mr. Johnson of Missouri; Committee on War Claims, 2193.
H.R. 14353-For the relief of James Philip Coyle.
Mr. McCormack; Committee on Naval Affairs, 2193.
H.R. 14354---For the relief of Arlington Peaslee.
Mr. Reid of lllinois; Committee on Military Affairs, 2193.
H.R.14355-Granting a pension to Sarah E. Sutton.
Mr. Snell; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2193.
H.R.14356-For the relief of Claudius A. Beall, Jr.
Mr. Vinson of Georgia; Committee on Claims, 2193.
H.R. 14357-For the relief of Edward Earl Bain.
Mr. Welch; Committee on Naval Affairs, 2193.
H.R. 1435~ranting a pension to Ray C. Eckels.
Mr. West; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2193.
H.R.14359-To amend an act entitled "An act to establish a uni-
form system of bankruptcy throughout the United States ",
approved July 1, 1898, and acts amendatory thereof and sup-
plementary thereto.
Mr. Sumners · of Texas; Committee on the Judiciary, 2242.-
Reported back (H.Rept. 1897), 2335.-Debated, 2902-2931,
2938.-Passed House (under suspension of rules), 2931.-
Referred to Senate Committee on the Judiciary, 2958.-Re-
ported with amendment (S.Rept. 1215), 3931.-Debated, 4505,
4810, 4876, 4901, 4990, 5014, 5103, 5117.-Amended and passed
Senate, 5136.--0rdered printed with Senate amendments
numbered.-Debate in House on Senate amendment, 5349.-
House agrees to Senate amendment, 5360.-Examined and
signed, 5449, 5538.-Presented to the President, 5539.-Ap-
proved (Public, No. 420], 5658.
H.R. 14360-To amend section 3 of the act entitled "An act to
extend the period of restriction in lands of certain members
of the Five Civilized Tribes, and for other purposes", ap-
proved May 10, 1928 (45 Stat. L. 496), as amended by the act
of February 14, 1931 (46 Stat. L. 1108).
Mr. Howard; Committee on Indian Affairs, 2242.
H.R. 14361-To create a Department of General Welfare, and for
other purposes.
Mr. Lankford of Georgia; Comm1ttee on Expenditures in the
Executive Pepartments, 2242.
H.R.14362-To amend the World War Veterans' Act of 1924
making the adjusted-service certificate issued to World War
veterans negotiable, and for other purposes.
Mr. Glover; Committee on Ways and Means, 2243.
H.R.14363-Making appropriations for the Departments of State
and Justice and for the judiciary, and for the Departments
of Commerce and Labor, for the fiscal year ending June 30,
1934, and for other purposes. ·
Mr. Oliver of Alabama, from Committee on Appropriations
(H.Rept. 1890), 2242.-Debated, 2518-2547, 2548-2554, 2607-
2637, 2638, 2681-2704, 2756, 2774, 2781.-Amended and passed
House, 2771.-Referred to Senate Committee on Appropria-
tions, 2802.-Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1183), 3744.-
Debated1 4232.-Amended and passed Senate, 4252.--0rdered
printed with Senate amendments numbered.-House dis-
agrees to Senate am~ndments and asks conference, .4624.-
Conferees appointed, 4587, 4624.-senate insists upon its
amendments and agrees to conference, 4587.--Conference re-
port submitted in Senate and agreed to, 5012.--Con!erence re-
port submitted in House (H.Rept. 2103), 5029.-Agreed to,
5029.-House recedes from its disagreement to the amend-
ments of the Senate nos. 1, 11, and 14; insists upon its dis-
agreement to Senate amendment no. 13, 5029-5035.-senate
recedes from its amendment no. 13, 5012.-Examined and
signed, 5117, 5187.-Presented to the President, 5289.-Ap-
proved [Public, No. 387], 5657.
H.R. 14364--To restore confidence by raising commodity prices
through expanding the currency by using_ Rilver to broaden
the metalllc monetary base while preserving the gold standard.
Mr. Cross; Committee on Coinage, Weights, and Measures, 2243.
H.R.14365-To provide for the refinancing of farm-mortgage
indebtedness over a per iod of 50 years at 4-percent interest,
with first annual payment commencing 3 years after date of
mortgage.
Mr. Fulmer; Committee on Banking and Currency, 2243.
H.R. 14366-Granting an increase of pension to Katherine A.
Ogden.
Mr. Andrews of New York; Committee on Pensions, 2243.
H.R. 14367-To confer jurisdiction upon the Court of Claims to
hear, determine, and render judgment upon the claim of
W. S . O'Brien against the United States.
Mr. Baldrige; Committee on Claims, 2243.
H .R. 14368---Granting a pension to Ethel Gard.
Mr. Hope; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2243.
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H.R. 14369-For the relief of Arthur A. Rohe.
Mr. Hope; Committee on Naval Affairs, 2243.
H.R. 14370-For the relief of Arthur David Roderick.
Mr. Partridge; Committee on Naval Affairs, 2243.
H.R. 14371-Granting a pension to Frances E. Tucker.
Mr. Williams of Missouri; Committee on Pen sions, 2243.
H.R.14372-Author1z1ng and empowering the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation to make loans to farmers for the purpose
of enabling such farmers to refinance farm-mortgage indebt-
edness.
Mr. Kopp; Committee on Banking and CUrrency, 2335.
H .R.14373-To amend paragraphs (3) and (4) of section 15 of the
Interstate Commerce Act, as amended.
Mr. Rayburn; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
2336.
H.R. 14374-To restore the normal purchasing power of the dollar
and raise commodity prices through an expansion of the cur-
rency by using silver to broaden the metallic monetary base,
while preserving the gold standard, and to reduce the amount
of gold in the dollar from 25.8 grains, nine-tenths fine, to
17.2 grains of gold, nine-tenths fine.
Mr. Dies; Comm1ttee on Coinage, Weights, and Measures, 2336.
H.R.14375--To authorize the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
to make advances of funds or loans to bankruptcy depositories
in receivership.
Mr. Hall of Illinois; Committee on Banking and Currency, 2336.
H.R. 14376-To amend an act entitled "An act to establish a uni-
form system of bankruptcy throughout the United States",
approved July 1, 1898, and acts amendatory thereof and sup-
plementary thereto.
Mr. Hall of Illinois; Committee on the Judiciary, 2336.
H.R.14377-Granting the collsent of Congress to the Louisiana
Highway Commission, and the Missouri Pacific Railroad Co.,
and the Louisiana & Arkansas Railway Co. to construct, main-
tain, and operate a combination highway and railroad bridge
across the Mississippi River at or near Baton Rouge, La.
Mr. Kemp; Interstate and Foreign Commerce, 2336.
H.R.14378-To extend the times for commencing and completing
the construction of a bridge across the Mississippi River at or
near Baton Rouge, La.
Mr. Kemp; Comm1ttee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
2336.-Reported with amendments (H.Rept. 2019), 4105.-De-
bated, 4547.
H.R. 14379-To amend the act of March 4, 1931, entitled "An act
to perm1t the United States to be made a party defendant in
certain cases."
Mr. Pesquera; Committee on the Judiciary, 2336.
H.R. 14380-For the relief of Edward John Bradley, deceased.
Mr. Connery; Committee on Naval Affairs, 2386.
H.R. 14381-For the relief or Edward J. Fegan.
Mr. Connery; Committee on Naval Affairs, 2336.
H.R. 14382-For the relief of William A. Ambrose.
Mr. Connery; Comm1ttee on Naval Atfairs, 2336.
H.R.14383-Granting a pension to Willie C. Thurmond.
Mr. McSwain; Committee on Pensions, 2336.
H.R. 14384-Granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Mangan.
Mr. Reed of New York; Comm1ttee on Invalid Pensions, 2336.
H.R. 14385--For the relief of Fred Barnett.
Mr. Spence; Committee on Military Affairs, 2336.
H.R.14386-To provide for the coinage of a half-cent piece, a 1¥..-
cent piece, a 1 1f2 -cent piece, a 2-cent piece, and a 3-cent piece.
Mr. McFadden; Committee on Coinage, Weights, and MeasUTes,
2452.
H.R. 14387-To provide for the apportionment of World War vet- ..
erans' disability allowances in certain cases.
Mr. Taber; Committee on World War Veterans' Legislation, 2452.
H.R. 14388-Providing for the sale of port of Newark Army base
to the city of Newark.
Mr. Lehlbach; Committee on Military Affairs, 2452.
H.R. 14389-To amend section 4 of the United States Grain Stand-
ards Act of 1916 as relating to the use of the otnc1a1 gral.n
standards of the United States on grain moved in interstate
commerce from shipping points to destination points without
official grade determination.
Mr. Me.ad; Committee on Agriculture, 2452.
H.R.14390-To amend section 4 of the United States Grain Stand-
ards Act of 1916 as relating to the use of the official grain
standards of the United States on grain moved in interstate
commerce from shipping points to destination points without
official grade determination.
Mr. Andrews of New York; Committee on Agriculture, 2452.
H.R. 14391-Authorizing a preliminary examination and survey of
St. Petersburg Harbor, Fla.
Mr. Drane; Committee on Rivers and Harbors, 2452.
H.R.14392-To authorize the payment of taxes and assessments
on family dwelling houses in the District of Columbia in
quarterly installments, and for other purposes.
Mrs. Norton; Committee on the District of Columbia, 2452.-
Reported ba-ck (H.Rept. 1993), 3735.-Debated, 3977.-Amended
and passed House, 3979.-Referred to Senate Committee on
 HOUSE BILLS
H.R.14392-Continued
the District of Columbia., 3997.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1245},
4379.-Passed Senate, 4984.-Examined and signed, 5061,
5064.-Presented to the President, 5187.-Approved [Public, H.R. 14418--To fix an American valuation of imported merchandise
No. 377], 5657.
H.R.14393-To provide for the commemoration of the Battle of
Sackets Harbor, in the State of New York.
Mr. Culkin; Committee on Military Affairs, 2452.
H.R.14394-To provide for the sale of revenue stamps by the
postmaster in each county seat in the United States.
Mr. Lozier; Committee on Ways and Means, 2452.
H.R.1439~Relating to the prescribing of medicinal liquor.
Mr. Celler; Committee on the Judiciary, 2452.-Reported back H.R. 14421-Enlarglng section 270, title 40, United States Code,
(H.Rept. 2044), 4209.-Made special order (H.Res. 382), 4937-
4939.-Debated, 4939-4948.-Amended and passed House, 5020,
5021.-Referred to Senate Committee on the Judiciary, 4963.-
Reported with amendments (S.Rept. 1317), 5068.-Debated,
5320, 5504.
H.R.14396--To provide for expansion of Government-owned
motor-vehicle service in the Postal Service.
Mr. Mead; Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads, 2452.
H.R.14397-Granting a pension to Wilmena Shonert.
Mr. Arnold; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2452.
R.R.14398-Granting a pension to Rachel L. Lewis.
Mr. Ayres; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2452.
H.R.14399-Granting a pension to Frank Kroegel, alias Francis H.R. 14424-Granting a pension to Sallie Babb.
Kroegel.
Mr. Bacon; Committee on Pensions, 2452.
H.R. 14400-Granting an increase of pension to Estella Sheley.
Mr. Culkin; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2452.
H.R. 14401-Granting an increase of pension to Sarah Jane
Dempster.
Mr. Culkin; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2452.
H.R.14402-For the relief of R. S. Brown.
Mr. Englebright; Committee on Claims, 2452.
H.R.14403-Granting an increase of pension to Rosa McGowan.
Mr. Hart; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2452.
H.R. 14404-Granting a pension to Margaret Phillips.
Mr. Kleberg; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2452.
H.R. 14405-Granting an increase of pension to Laura A. Stahl-
nacker.
Mr. Ludlow; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2452.
H.R.l4406-Granting a pension to Joseph Furmankiewicz.
Mr. Mapes; Committee on Pensions, 2452.
H.R. 14407-For the relief of Charles C. Floyd.
Mr. Murphy; Committee on Military Affairs, 2452.
H.R.14408-Granting a pension to Ernest Henry Benz.
Mr. Parsons; Committee on Pensions, 2452.
H.R. 14409-For the relief of Mike L. Linch.
Mr. Patterson; Committee on Pensions, 2452.
H.R.14410-To amend section 3 of the act of May 28, 1928, relating
to salary rates of certain Civil Service pensions.
Mr. Sirovich; Committee on the Civil Service, 2555.-Reported
back (H.Rept. 2096); 4865.-Debated, 5167.
H.R.14411-To extend the times for commencing and completing
the construction of a bridge across the Rio Grande at Boca
Chica, Tex.
Mr. Garner; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
2555.-Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 2012), 3991.-
Amended and passed House, 4545.-Referred to Senate Com-
mittee on Commerce, 4566.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1270),
4652.-Passed Senate (in lieu of S. 5532), 4975.-Examined and H.R. 14434-To authorize Federal land banks to make loans to
signed, 5061, 5064.-Presented to the President, 5187.-Ap-
proved fPublic, No. 391], 5657.
H.R. 14412-To enable the United States Roanoke Colony Commis-
sion to carry out and give effect to certain plans for the com- H.R. 1443~To provide revenue by compensating for depreciation
prehensive observance of the three hundred and fiftieth anni-
versary of the birth of English-speaking civilization in
America.
Mr. Warren; Committee on the Library, 2555.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 2035), 4209.
H.R. 14413-To protect American labor by equalizing the cost in
the United States of articles imported from foreign countries
the currency of which has depreciated.
Mr. Connery; Committee on Ways and Means, 2555.-Remarks,
3915.
H.R.14414-To permit payment of any sum due under the Civil
Service Retirement Act to a deceased employee or a former
employee who has become incompetent where no demand has
been made by an administrator, executor, or guardian.
Mr. Sweeney; Committee on the Civil Service, 2555.
H.R.1441~To repeal the tax on certain grape juice.
Mr. Reed of New York; Committee on Ways and Means, 2555.
H.R. 14416--To make the Federal gasoline tax effective until June
30, 1934.
Mr. Collier; Committee on Ways and Means, 2555.-Reported H.R. 14438-To effect needed changes in the Navy ration.
with amendment (H.Rept. 1937), 2790.-Debated, 2898.-
Passed House (under suspension of rules), 2902.-Referred to
Senate Committee on Finance, 2958.-Reported with .amend-
ment (S.Rept. 1156), 3424.-Debated, 3759.
14392-14438
H.R. 14417-To provide emergency relief with respect to agricul-
tural indebtedness, and for other purposes.
Mr. Steagall; Committee on Banking and Currency, 2555.
for the assessment of customs duties.
Mr. Murphy; Committee on Ways and Means, 2555.
H.R. 14419-To amend section 3 of the act of May 28, 1928, relat-
ing to salary rates of certain Civil Service positions.
Mr. McCormack; Committee on the Civil Service, 2555.
H.R.14420-To provide a tax on the sale on margin of corporate
securities.
Mr. McLeod; Committee on Ways and Means, 2555.
and providing, and relating to, a remedy for the enforcement
of the payment of all wages due and to become due to all
laborers and mechanics under the terms and provisions of an
act approved March 3, 1931, entitled "An act relating to the
rate of wages for laborer-S and mechanics employed on public
buildings of the United States and the District of Columbia by
contractors and subcontractors, and for other purposes."
Mr. Bland; Committee on the Judiciary, 2555.
H.R.l4422--Granting a pension to William F. Yeager.
Mr. Brumm; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2555.
H.R.14423-For the relief of Edwin M. Rapp.
Mr. Hornor; Committee on Military Affairs, 2555.
Mr. Manlove; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2555.
H.R. 14425-Granting a pension to Sarah Ellen McCall.
Mr. Moore of Ohio; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2555.
H.R. 14426-Granting an increase of pension to Ursula Gates.
Mr. Murphy; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2555.
H.R.14427-Granting a pension to John Burton Hughes.
Mr. Swing; Committee on PensionB, 2555.
H.R. 14428.:_To prevent loss of revenue, to provide employment !or
American labor, and to protect. the industries and agriculture
of the United States against the effects of depreciation in for-
eign currency.
Mr. Hawley; Committee on Ways and Means, 2555.
H.R.14429-To amend the act of May 29, 1930, for the retirement
of employees in the classified Civil Service.
Mr. Jeffers; Committee on the Civil Service, 2640.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 2102), 4865.
H.R.14430-Authorizing the Sistersville Ohio River Bridge Co., its.
successors and assigns, to construct, maintain, and operate a
bridge across the Ohio River at or near Sistersville, Tyler
County, W.Va.
Mr. Hogg of West Virginia; Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce, 2640.
H.R. 14431-To credit certain services as cadets at the United
States Military Academy.
Mr. McSwain; Committee on Military Affairs, 2640.
H.R. 14432-To extend temporary relief of water users on irriga-
tion projects on Indian reservations, and for other purposes.
Mr. Howard; Committee on Indian Affairs, 2640.-Reported with
amendment (H.Rept. 1988), 3653.-Debated, 4542.-Laid on
the table (S. 5525 passed in lieu), 5284.
H.R. 14433-To authorize the Secretary of the Interior to grant
concessions on reservoir sites and other lands in connection
with Indian hTigation projects and to lease the lands in such
reserves for agricultural, grazing, or other purposes.
Mr. Douglas of Arizona; Committee o~Indian Affairs, 2640.
lessees of farm lands owned by a State and leased under
99-year leases, and for other purposes.
Mr. Harlan; Committee on Banking and CUrrency, 2640.
in foreign currencies and to protect American industries and
American labor a,gainst the effects of competition based on
depreciation of foreign currencies.
Mr. Cooper of Ohio; Committee on Ways and Means, 2640.
H.R.14436--Making appropriations to supply urgent deficiencies in
certain appropriations for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1933,
and prio1· fiscal years, to provide supplemental appropriations
for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1933, and for other
purposes.
Mr. Byrns, from Committee on Appropriations (H.Rept. 1923),
2722.-Debated, 2677.-Passed House, 2681.-Referred to Senate
Committee on Appropriations, 2658.-Reported back, 2675.-
Passed Senate, 2732.-Examined and signed, 2789, 2792.-
Presented to the President, 2942.-Approved [Public, No. 325].
3090.
H.R.14437-To authorize the Secretary of the Navy and the Sec-
retary of Commerce to exchange a portion of the naval station
and a portion of the lighthouse reservation at Key West, Fla.
Mr. Vinson of Georgia; Colnmittee on Naval Affairs, 2640.
Mr. Vinson of Georgia; Committee on Naval Aifairs, 2641.-
Reported back (H.Rept. 1958), 3235.-Leave to file supple-
mental report (H.Rept. 1958, pt. 2), 3546.-Debated, 4534.
4541.-Laid on the table (S. 5675 passed in lieu), 5283.
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H.R.14439-To provide for the immediate payment of the face H.R.14462--To extend the times for commencing and completing
value of their adjusted-service certificates to veterans who are the construction of a bridge across the Ohio River at or near
unemployed and in need. Sistersville, Tyler County, W.Va.
Mr. Fish; Committee on Ways and Means, 2641. Mr. Hogg of West Virginia; Committee on Interstate and Foreign
H.R. 14440--Providing for 'loans or advances by the Reconstruction Commerce, 2723.-Reported back (H.Rept. 2020), 4105.-De-
Finance Corporation for the purpose of securing the postpone- bated, 4548.
ment of the foreclosure of farm mortgages for a period of 2 H.R.14463-To convey to Iowa, Wisconsin. and llllnois the beds
years, and for other purposes. and submerged lands of all nonnavigable, meandered bodies of
Mr. Bulwinkle; Committee on Banking and Currency, 2641. water within the borders thereof, respectively.
H.R. 14441-Authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to purchase Mr. Gilchrist; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
certain lands in Ottawa County, Okla. 2723.
Mr. Disney; Committee on Indian Atfairs, 2641. H.R.14464--To authorize the Secretary of the Navy to enter into
H.R. 14442--For the relief o! Harvey Mincher. contract with the Annapolis Metropolitan Sewerage Commis-
Mr. Almon; Committee on Pensions, 2641.-Reference changed sion for the disposal of sewage of the United States Naval
to Committee on Military Affairs, 2723. Academy, and for other purposes.
Mr. Vinson of Georgia; Committee on Naval .A!fairs, 2723.
H.R. 14443-Granting an increase of pension to Mary C. Jenkins.
Mr. Brand of Ohio; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2641. H.R. 14465-To amend the act of June 10, 1926, entitled "An act
to provide for the equalization of pro~otion of officers of the
H.R. 14444-Granting an increase of pension to Mary EUza Dent. statl Corps of the Navy with officers of the line " ( 44 Stat.
Mr. Brand of Ohio; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2641. 717; U.S.C., title 34, Supp. VI, sec. 348).
H.R.14445-Granting an increase of pension to Susan M. Nelson. Mr. Vinson of Georgia; Committee on Naval Affairs, 2723.
Mr. Brand of Ohio; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2641. ti ..R. 14466-Granting a pension to D. Marion Gels. ·
H.R.14446--For the relief of G. D. Duncan. Mr. Darrow; Committee on Pensions, 2723.
Mr. Cartwright; Committee on Claims, 2641. H.R.14467-Granting a pension to Mary T. Gunn.
H.R. 14447-To authorize the transfer of certain land in Hopkins Mr. De Priest; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2723.
County, Ky., to James D. Meadors. H.R.14468--Granting a pension to Anna McNamara.
Mr. Cary; Committee on World War Veterans' Legislation, 2641. l4r. Fish; Committee on Pensions, 2723.
H.R. 14448--For the relief of Karl F. Rindelhardt. H.R.l4469-Granting a pension to Mary Yeager.
Mr. Clancy; Committee on Military .A!fairs, 2641. Mr. Hess; Committee on Pensions, 2723.
H.R.14449-P.or the relief of T. L. Rippey. H.R. 14470--For the relief of Sarah E. Thompson.
Mr. Disney; Committee _on Claims, 2641. Mr. Horr; Committee on Pensions, 2723:
H.R.14450-Granting an increase of pension to Lucy A. Cartmell. · H.R. 14471-Granting an increase of pension to Eliza A. Carey.
Mr. Hogg of West Virginia; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2641. Mr. Houston of Delaware; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2723.
H.R. 14451-Granting an increase of pension to Sarah Haught. H.R. 14472--For the relief of Margaret E. Gordon.
Mr. Hogg of West Virginia; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2641. Mr. Johnson of Missouri; Committee on Claims, 2723.
H.R. 14452-Granting a pension to Belle Smith. H.R.14473-Granting a pension to Lottie Smith.
Mr. Kopp; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2641. Mr. Pratt; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2723.
H.R.14453-Granting a pension to Elmer S. Laymon. H.R.14474---Granting a pension to Mary M. Thomas.
Mr. Larrabee; Committee on Pensions, 2641. Mr. Stalker; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2723.
H.R.14454--For the relief of Emma Berlet Taylor. H.R. 14475--Granting an increase of pension to Kate Smith.
Mr. Morehead; Committee on Claims, 2641. Mr. Swick; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2723.
H.R.14455-Granting a pension to John W. Aldredge. H.R.14476--'For the relief of Fred Epps.
Mr. Parsons; Committee on Pensions, 2641. Mr. Tarver; Committee on Claims, 2723.
H.R.14456-For the relief of R. L. Tankersley. H.R. 14477-To repeal the proviso contained in the act of Con-
Mr. Thomason; Committee on Claims, 2641. gress approved February 20, 1931 (Public, No. 692, 71st Cong.);
H.R. 14457-To amend the act of March 2, 1929 ( 45 Stat. 1512). to revive certain acts of Congress repealed by the said proviso
Mt·. Bacon; Committee on Immigration and Naturalization, 2723. of the act approved February 20, 1931; and for other purposes.
H.R. 14458-Making appropriations for the Executive Office and Mr. McSwain; Committee on Military A.tfairs, 2790.
sundry independent executive bureaus, boards, commissions, H.R. 14478--To authorize the Comptroller of the Currency to
and offices for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1934, and for examine the operations of certain dealers in securities, and for
other purposes. other purposes.
Mr. Woodrum, from Committee on Appropriations (H.Rept. Mr. McFadden; Committee on Banking and Cunency, 2790.
1922), 2677, 2722.-Debated, 3017-3051, 3090-3135, 3183, 3184- H.R. 14479-To authorize the Comptroller of the Currency to ex-
3216, 3305.-Amended and passed House, 3305, 3306.-Referred amt.ne and report on the condition of Federal Reserve banks.
to Senate Committee on Appropriations, 3352.-Reported with Mr. McFadden; Committee on Banking and Currency, 2790.
amendment (S.Rept. 1201), 3829.-Debated, 4252, 4505, 4583,
4769, 4791.-Amended and passed Senate, 4804.-0rdered H.R.14480-To extend the times for commencing and completing
printed with Senate amendments numbered.-House disagrees the reconstruction of a railroad bridge across the Little River
to Senate amendments and asks conference, 4926.~nferees at or near Morris Ferry, Ark.
appointed, 4901, 4926.-Benate insists upon its amendments Mrs. Wingo; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
and agrees to conference, 4901.--Conference report submitted 2790.-Reported back (H. Rept. 2014), 3991.-Passed House,
in Senate, 5069.-Debated, 5231.-Senate further insists upon 4545.-Referred to Senate Committee on Commerce, 4566.-
its amendments and requests further conference, 5242.--Con- Reported back (S.Rept. 1272), 4652.-Passed Senate, 5003.-
ferees appointed, 5242, 5389.--Conference report submitted in Examined and signed, 5064, 5187.-Presented to the President,
House (H.Rept. 2133), 5387.-Debated, 5387.-House further 5187.-Approved (Public, No. 393], 5657. •
insists upon its disagreement to the Sanate amendments and H.R.14481-To amend the act of May 22, 1928, entitled "An act
agrees to conference, 5389.--ConferenGe report submitted in to authorize the collection, in monthly installments, of in-
House (H.Rept. 2193), 5424, 5539.-Debated and agreed to, debtedness due the United States from enlisted men, and for
5539-5541.--Conference report submitted in Senate and agreed other purposes."
to, 5450.-Examined and signed, 5505, 6596.-Presented to the Mr. McSwain; Committee on M111tary A!fairs, 2790.
President, 5596.-Pocket veto (March 4). H.R. 14482-To authorize the granting of Federal aid in the con-
H.R. 14459--To impose a. tax on each sale in the United States of struction of certain highways leading to toll bridges, and for
foreign securities. other purposes.
Mr. Davis of Pennsylvania; Committee on Ways and Means, 2723. Mr. Gregory; Committee on Roads, 2790.
H.R. 14460--To extend the times for commencing and completing H.R. 14483-To amend section 201 of the Emergency Relief and
the construction of a bridge across the Mississippi River at or Construction Act of 1932 to provide for certain loans by the
near Baton Rouge, La. Reconstruction Finance Corporation to aid in the support and
Mr. Kemp; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, maintenance of public schools.
2723.-Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 2013), 3991.- Mr. Hill of Alabama; Committee on Banking and Currency,
Amended and passed House, 4545.-Referred to Senate Com- 2790.
mittee on Commerce, 4566.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1271),
4652.-Passed Senate, 5003.-Examined and signed, 5064, H.R.14484-Grant1ng the consent of Congress to the Highway
5187.-Presented to the President, 5187.-Approved (Public, Department of the State of Alabama to construct, maintain,
No. 392]. 5657. and operate a free highway bridge across Elk River between
H.R. 14461-To provide for placing the jurisdiction, custody, and Lauderdale and Limestone Counties, Ala.
Mr. Almon; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
control of the Washington City post office in the Secretary of
the Treasury. 2790.
Mr. Lanham; Committee on PUblic Buildings and Grounds, H.R. 14485--To amend section 215 of the act making approprta-
2723.-Reported back (H..Rept. 2045), 4209.-Passed House, tlons for the legislative branch of the Government for the
4553.-In Senate, placed on the calendar, 4567.-Passed Senate fiscal year ending June 30, 1933, and for other purposes, ap-
(in lieu of S. 5530), 4968.-Examined and signed, 5117, 5187.- proved June 30, 1932.
Presented to the President, 5289.-Approved {Public, No. 405], Mr. Cochran of Missouri; Committee on Expenditures in the
5657. Executive Departments, 2790.
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H.R.14486-To authorize the purchase by the Government of sil-
ver, to provide for the issuance of silver certificates in pay-
ment therefor, and for other purposes.
Mr. Bankhead; Committee on Coinage, Weights, and Measures,
2790.
H.R.14487-To reduce the compensation of Senators, Representa-
tives, Delegates, and Resident Commissioners to $7,500 per
annum.
Mr. Whittington; Committee on Expenditures in the Executive
Departments, 2790.
H.R. 14488-To reduce and adjust the clerk hire of Representatives,
Delegates, and Resident Commissioners.
Mr. Whittington; Committee on Expenditures in the Executive
Departments, 2790.
H.R.14489-Relating to the construction of a Federal building at
Mangum, Okla.
Mr. McClintic of Oklahoma; Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds, 2790.-Reported back (H.Rept. 1972), 3342.-Passed
House, 4570.-Referred to Senate Committee on Public Build-
ings and Grounds, 4567.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1289), 4874.-
Passed Senate, 5006.-Examined and signed, 5117, 5187.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5289.-Approyed [Public, No. 413],
5657.
H.R.14490-Granting a pension to Donnie E. Moreland.
Mr. Cary; Committee on Pensions, 2790.
HR.14491-For the relief of William E. Bosworth.
Mr. Jenkins; Committee on Claims, 2790.-Reported with amend-
ment (HRept. 2121) , 4956.
H.R.14492-Granting an increase of pension to Sarah A. Fox.
Mr. Jenkins; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2790.
HR.14493-Granting an increase of pension to Violet S. Wood-
ward.
Mr. Jenkins; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2790.
H.R.14494-For the relief of John E. Ziniti.
Mr. McCormack; Committee on Naval Atfairs, 2790.
H.R.14495--For the relief of Claude Benard Wilson.
Mr. Milligan; Committee on Claims, 2790.
HR.14496-Granting an increase of pension to Lizzie 0. Stearns.
Mr. Stalker; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2790.
H.R.14497-For the relief of Alena Barger.
Mr. Strong of Pennsylvania; Committee on Claims, 2790.
H.R.14498-Granting a pension to Thomas Hamilton Peckham.
Mr. Welch; Committee on Pensions, 2791.
H.R.14499-To amend section 113 of the Judicial Code, as amended
(U.S.C., title 28, sec. 194). ' HR.14527-Granting a pension to Julian S. Hutchinson.
Mr. Smith of West Virginia; Committee on the Judiciary, 2943.
H.R. 14500--To extend the time for completing the construction of
a bridge across the Missouri River at or near Kansas City,
Kans.
Mr. Guyer; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
2943.-Reported back (HRept. 2015), 3991.-Passed House,
4546.-Referred to Senate Committee on Commerce, 4566.-
Reported back (SRept. 1273), 4652.-Passed Senate, 5003.-
Examined and signed, 5064, 5187 .-Last action rescinded
(S.ConRes. 44), 5136, 5286.-Motion entered to reconsider (by
Mr. Capper), 5296.
HR.14501-To establish the Federal communications and power
commission, and for other purposes.
Mr. Rayburn; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
2943 . .
HR.14502-To regulate the practice of professional engineering;
creating a registration board for professional engineers of the
District of Columbia; defining its powers and duties; provid-
ing penalties, and for other purposes.
Mrs. Norton; Committee on the District of Columbia, 2943.
HR.14503-To relieve destitution in the District of Columbia.
Mrs. Norton; Committee on Banking and Currency, 2943.
H.R.14504-To meet the existing emergency in the agricultural
industry, to provide for the reduction of the interest on cer-
tain existing farm mortgages, to amend and supplement the
Federal Farm Loan Act.
Mr. Ketcham; Committee on Banking and Currency, 2943.
HR. 14505-For the repeal of the drastic so-called " Jones 5-and-10
law."
Mr. Britten; Committee on the Judiciary, 2943,
H.R.14506-For the relief of Milton T. Cornish.
Mr. Buckbee; Committee on Claims, 3943.
HR.14507-For the relief of Charles Augustus McGarvey.
Mr. Cooper of Ohio; Committee on Military Atfairs, 2943.
HR.14508-For the relief of William Sulem.
Mr. Eaton of New Jersey; Committee on Claims, 2943.-Reported
back (HRept. 1951), 3138.
H.R.14509-For the relief of Andrew Emmett Pope.
Mr. Mobley; Committee on Naval Affairs, 2943.
H.R. 14510--For the relief of Arthur E. Mills.
Mr. Reid of Illinois; Committee on Claims, 2943.
H.R.14511-For the relief of Wilson G. Bingham.
Mr. Rogers; Committee on Military Affairs, 2943.
14486-14539
H.R. 14512-Conferrtng upon the United States District Court for
the Northern District of California, southern division, jurisdic-
tion of the claim of Minnie C. de Back against the Alaska
Railroad.
Mr. Welch; Committee on Claims, 2943.
H.R.l4513-Granting a pension to Andrew J. J. Cornelius.
Mr. Yates; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2943.
H.R.14514-Granting a pension to Sarah E. Linder.
Mr. Yates; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 2943.
H.R.14515--To regulate the rate of premium on bonds of officers
and employees in the motor-vehicle service of the Post Office
Department.
Mr. Spence; Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads, 3052.
H.R.14516-To amend the Federal Water Power Act, as ame-nded.
Mr. Shallenberger; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Com-
merce, 3052.
H.R.14517-To provide for mak.ing loans to needy individuals, ex-
service men, farmers, home owners, and business men., and
for other purposes.
Mr. Sabath; Committee on Ways and Means, 3052.
H.R.14518-To prevent interstate commerce in certain commodi-
ties and articles produced or manufactured in industrial ac-
tivities in which persons are employed more than 5 days per
week or 6 hours per day.
Mr. Connery; Committee on Labor, 3052.-Reported back (H.
Rept. 1999), 3824.
H.R. 14519-To amend the Standard Baskets Act of August 31,
1916, to provide for a 1-pound Climax basket for mushrooms.
Mr. Wolfenden; Committee on Coinage, Weights, and Measures,
3052.
H.R. 14520-For the relief of E. F. Hamilton.
Mr. Burtness; Committee on Claims, 3052.
HR. 14521-For the relief of Karl F. Rindelhardt.
Mr. Clancy; Committee on Military Atfairs, 3052.
H.R.14522-Granting an increase of pension to Nancy South.
Mr. Jenkins; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3052.
H.R.14523-Granting a pension to Clarisa Burnett.
Mr. Jenkins; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3052.
H.R.14524-Granting an increase of pension to Henrietta H. Eator.
Mr. Jenkins; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3052.
H.R. 14525-For the relief of Joseph Payne.
Mr. Lea; Committee on Naval Atfairs, 3052.
H.R. 14526-Granting a pension to Susie E. Payne.
Mrs. Owen; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3052.
Mr. Steagall; Committee on Pensions, 3052.
H.R. 14528-Granting an increase of pension to Lizzie Shelar.
Mr. Swick; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 8052.
H.R. 14529-Granting an increase of pension to Maggie F. Harvey.
Mr. Williamson; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3052.
H.R.14530--Granting an increase of pension to Sallie H. Skinner.
Mr. Wood of Indiana; Committee on Inval~d Pensions, 3052.
HR. 14531-To make provision for suitable quarters for certain
Government services at El Paso, Tex., and for other purposes.
Mr. Thomason; Committee on Public Bo.tldings and Grounds,
3138.
HR. 14532-To amend section 604 of the Revenue Act of 1932, re-
lating to the tax on furs.
Mr. O'Connor; Committee on Ways and Means, 3138.-Reported
back (HRept. 2076), 4640.-Debated, 5166, 5167.
H.R. 14533-To amend an act approved August 13, 1894, entitled
"An act for the protection of persons furnishing materials
and labor for the construction of public works."
Mr. Evans of California; Committee on the Judiciary, 3138.
HR. 14534-To provide for the selection of certain lands in the
State of California for the use of the California State park
system.
Mr. Swing; Committee on the Public Lands, 3138.-Reported
with amendment (HRept. 2036), 4209.-Debated, 5165.
H.R. 14535-To amend section 3 of the act of May 28, 1928, relating
to salary rates of certain Civil Service positions.
Mr. Andrew of Massachusetts; Committee on the Civil Service,
3138.
HR. 14536-To authorize the acquisition by the United States of
the land upon which the Seneca Indian School, Wyandotte,
Okla., is located.
Mr. Howard; Committee on Indian Atfairs, 3138.
H.R. 14537-Authorizlng Essex Shore Way, Inc., its successors and
assigns, to construct, maintain, and operate a bridge across
the Merrimac River at or near Plum Island Point, Mass.
Mr. Andrew of Massachusetts; Committee on Interstate and
Foreign Commerce, 3138.-Reported with amendments (H.Rept.
2034). 4209.
H.R. 14538-To authorize the creation of an Indian village within
the Shoalwater Indian Reservation, Wash., and for other pur-
poses.
Mr. Howard; Committee on Indian Affairs, 3138.
HR. 14539-For the relief of Henry Norrell Wylds.
Mr. Brand of Georgia; Committee on Claims, 3139.
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H.R. 14540--For the relief of St. Anthony's Hospital at :Michigan
City, Ind.; Dr. Russell A. Gilmore; Emily Molzen, nurse; and
the Hummer Mortuary.
Mr. Black; Committee on Claims, 3139.-Reported with amend-
ments (H.Rept. 2139), 5061.
H.R.14541-For the relief of Mrs. Carlysle Von Thomas, Sr.
Mr. Black; Committee on Claims, 3139.
H .R. 14542-Granting a pension to Sallie T. Dieterich.
Mr. Campbell of Pennsylvania· Committee on Invalid Pensions,
3139.
H.R. 14543-Granting an increase of pension to Aroline M.
Rhoades.
Mr. Hogg of Indiana; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3139:
H.R.14544-Granting an increase of pension to Rebecca Brouse.
Mr. Hogg of Indiana; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3139.
H.R.l454&--Granting an increase of pension to Susannah L.
Allen.
Mr. Hogg of Indiana; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3139.
H.R. 14546-Granting an increase of pension to Addie L. Wright.
Mr. Parker of New York; Committee on Invalid Pe.n sions, 3139.
H.R. 14547-For the relief of Edith Peeps.
Mr. Schafer; Committee on Claims, 3139.
H.R. 14548-To amend the act entitled "An act for the control
of fioods on the Mississippi River and its tributaries, and for
other purposes", approved May 15, 1928.
Mr. Wilson; Committee on Flood Control, 3235.
H.R.14549-To reduce salaries, pay, and wages received from the
United States during the fiscal years 1934 and 1935.
Mr. Whittington; Committee on Expenditures in the Executive
Departments, 3235.
H.R. 14550--To amend paragraph (1), section 201, title 2, of the
Emergency Relief and Construction Act of 1932.
Mr. Sabath; Committee on Banking and CUrrency, 3235.
H.R. 14551-Granting an increase of pension to Anise Musselman.
Mr. Dowell; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3236.
H.R. 14552-Granting a pension to Ethel Drew.
Mr. Gregory; Committee on Pensions, 3236.
H.R. 14553-For the relief of Garfield Maynard.
Mr. Hogg of West Virginia; Committee on Claims, 3236.
H.R. 14554-Granting a pension to Grace A. Harper.
Mr. Hogg of Indiana; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3236.
H.R. 14555--Granting an increase of pension to Mary 0. Lockwood.
Mr. Hogg of Indiana; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3236.
H.R. 14556-Granting an increase of pension to Mary E. Jones.
Mr. Hogg of Indiana; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3236.
H.R. 14557-Granting an increase of pension to Mary Scott.
Mr. Hogg of Indiana; Commit.t ee on Invalid Pensions, 3236.
H.R. 14558--Granting an increase of pension to Sarah A. Sem-
bower.
Mr. Hogg of Indiana; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3236.
H .R. 14559-Granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Wynn.
Mr. Hogg of Indiana; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3236.
H.R. 14560--For the relief of C. V. Mason.
Mr. Thurston; Com_mittee on Claims, 3236.
H.R. 14561-For the relief of Mary Seeley Watson.
Mr. Thatcher; Committee on Foreign Affairs, 3236.
H .R. 14562-Making appropriations for the legislative branch of
the Government for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1934, a.nd
for other purposes.
Mr. Sandlin; from Committee on Appropriations (H.Rept. 1960),
3306.-Debated, 3312-3341, 3386-3417.-Amended and passed
House, 3417.-Referred to Senate Committee on Appropria-
tions, 3421.-Reported with amendment (S.Rept. 1242), 4252.-
Debated, 4805.-Amended and passed Senate, 4810.-0rdered
printed with Senate amendments ·numbered; House agrees to
Senate amendments, 4937.-Examined and signed, 5064,5187.-
Presented to the President, 5187.-Approved [Public, No. 381},
5657.
H.R.l4563-Amending an act of February 4, 1931 (46 Stat. L. 1061-
1063), entitled "An act authorizing the construction of the
Michaud division of the Fort Hall Indian irrigation project,
Idaho, an appropriation therefor, and the completion of the
project, and for other purposes."
Mr. Smith of Idaho; Committee on Indian Affairs, 3343.
H.R.l4564-Relating to the enactment of laws in the Virgin
Islands.
Mr. Hare; Committee on Insular Mairs, 3343.
H.R.14565--To enable the Secretary of Agriculture to assist 1n
effecting voluntary readjustments of farm-mortgage terms a.nd
conditions; to cooperate with other Government agencies in
refinancing farm-mortgage indebtedness, delinquent interest,
and tax payments; and to provide facilities with which to
refinance such indebtedness; and for other purposes.
Mr. Buchanan; Committee on Banking and Currency, 3343.
H.R. 14566-To authorize the delivery of surplus forfeited vessels
of the Treasury Department to the Boy Scouts of America for
use in sea scout training.
Mr. Mead; Committee on the Judiciary, 334:3.
280
H.R.14567-To reduce and adjust the retired pay of World War
emergency officers and of coillllli!:sioned officers of the Army,
Na.vy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard, and for other purposes.
Mr. Johnson of Oklahoma; Committee on Military Affairs, 3343.
H.R. 14568-To establish a commercial airport for the District of
Columbia.
Mr. McMillan; Committee on the District of Columbia, 3343.
H.R. 14569-To regulate the importation of milk and cream and
milk and cream products into the United States for the pur-
pose of promoting the dairy industry of the United States and
protecting the public health.
Mr. Davis of Tennessee; Committee on Agriculture, 3343.-
Reported back (H.Rept. 2031), 4105.
H.R. 14570-For the relief of Evelyn Jotter.
Mr. Carter of California; Committee on Claims, 3343.
H.R. 14571-For the relief of Frank P . Church.
Mr. Ha.rt; Committee on Claims, 3343.
H.R. 14572-For the relief of Fanny Reuter Shafer.
Mr. Jenkins; Committee on Claims, 3343.
H.R. 14573-For the relief of Esther Fountain.
Mr. Martin of Massachusetts; Committee on Claims, 3343.
H.R. 14574-For the relief of Alpha Vint.
Mr. Ragon; Committee on Claims, 3343.
H.R. 1.457~For the relief of C. C. Young.
Mr. Ragon; Committee on Claims, 3343.
H.R. 1457~Authoriz1ng the sale of · portions of the Pueblo lands
of San Diego to the city of San Diego, Calif.
Mr. Swing; Committee on Military Affairs, 3343.
H.R. 14577-Granting an increase of pension to Fannie R. Sayler.
Mr. Stalker; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3343.
H.R. 14578-Granting a pension to Nannie E. Bass.
Mr. Underwood; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3343.
H.R. 14579-To provide for the free importation of certain articles .. ...
exported temporarily for scientific or educational purposes.
Mr. Goss; Committee on Ways and Means, 3419.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 2110), 4956.-Passed House, 5393.-Referred to Sen-
ate Committee on Finance, 5449.-Reported back, considered,
and passed Senate, 5441.-Examined and signed, 5596, 5653.-
Presented to the President, 5666.-Approved [Public, No. 440].
H.R.14580-Granting an increase of pension to Rachel N. Martin.
Mr. Purnell; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3419.-Reference
changed to Committee on Pensions, 3824.
H.R. 14581-To amend the naturalization laws of the United States,
and for other purposes.
Mr. Dickstein; Committee on Immigration and Naturalization,
3581.
H.R.14582-Authorizing the acceptance o! title to sites for public
building projects subject to the reservation of ore and mineral
rights.
Mr. Lanham; Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, 3581.
H.R. 14583-To regulate competition, stabilize trade and industry,
and for other purposes.
Mr. Cable; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, 3581.
H.R. 14584-Granting the consent of Congress to the Board of
County Commissioners of Allegheny County, Pa., to construct,
maintain, and operate a bridge across the Allegheny River be-
tween the city of Pittsburgh and the township of O'Hara and
the borough of Sharpsburg, Pa.
Mr. Erk; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, 3581.-
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 2023}, 4105.-Amended
and passed House, 4548.-Referred to Senate Committee on
Commerce, 4566.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1274), 4652.-Passed
Senate, 5003.-Examined and signed, 5064, 6187.-Presented to
the President, 5187.-Approved [Public, No. 394], 5657.
H.R.14585--Authorizing the Secretary of Commerce to dispose of
certain lighthouse reservations, and for other purposes.
Mr. Corning; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
3581.
H.R.14586--To extend the times for commencing and completing
the construction of a bridge across the Missouri River at or
near Culbertson, Mont.
Mr. Leavitt; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
3581.-Reported back (H.Rept. 2024}, 4105.-Passed House,
4549.-Referred to Senate Committee on Commerce, 4567.-Re-
ported back (S.Rept. 1275), 4652.-Passed Senate, 5003.-Ex-
amined and signed, 5064, 5187.-Presented to the President,
5187.-Approved [Public, No. 395), 5657.
H.R. 14587-To provide for the exchange of Indian and privately
owned lands, Fort Mojave Indian Reservation, Ariz.
Mr. Howard; Committee on Indian Affairs, 8581.
H.R. 14588-Authorizing persons, firms, corporations, associations,
or societies to file bills of interpleader, or bills in the nature
of interpleader.
Mr. Knutson; Committee on the Judiciary, 3581.
H.R.14589-To extend the times for commencing and completing
the construction of a bridge across the Mississippi River at or
near Tenth Street in Bettendorf, Iowa.
Mr. Jacobsen; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
3581.-Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 2025), 4105.-
Amended and passed House, 4549.-Referred to Senate Com-
 HOUSE BILLS
liJR.1458~onttnued
mitt ee on commerce, 4567.-Reported back (SBept. 1276),
4652.-Passed Senate, 5003.-Examined and signed, 5064,
5187.-Presented to the President, 5187.-Approved {PubliC.
No. 396], 5657.
H.R. 14590-Defining the rights of certain persons with Indian
tribes, and for other purposes.
Mr. Howard; Committee on Indian Affairs, 3581.
H.R.14591-To extend the benefits of the Employees' Compensa-
tion Act of September 7, 1916, to J. P. Moseley.
Mr. Cary; Committee on Claims, 3581.
H.R. 14592-Granting a pension to Chester A. Lewis.
Mr. Clarke of New York; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3581.
H.R.14593-Granting a pension to Rosella Milllman.
Mr. Crowther; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3581.
H.R. 14594-To place Jesse C. Harmon on the retired list of the
United States Marine Corps.
Mr. Fulmer; Committee on Military Mairs, 3581.-Re!erence
changed t o Committee on Naval Affairs, 3824.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 2052), 4297.
H.R. 1459&--For the relief of James S. CUff.
Mr. Lonergan; Committee on Naval Affairs, 3581.
H.R.14596-Granting a pension to Ella Nora Kegg.
Mr. Strong of Pennsylvania; Committee on Invalid Pensions,
3581.
H.R. 14597-For the relief of Mary Grome.
Mr. Spence; Committee on Military Affairs, 3581.
H.R.14598-Granting a pension to Grace M. E1gholz.
Mr. Welch; Committee on Pensions, 3581.
H.R. 14599-For the rellef of Herbert Rogers Cranton.
Mr. Welch; Committee on Naval Affairs, 3581.
H.R. 14600-For the relief of the Batson-Cook Co.
Mr. Wright; Committee on Claims, 3581.
H.R.14601-To extend the times for commenctng and complettng
the construction of a bridge across the Mississippi River be-
tween New Orleans and Gretna, La.
Mr. Maloney; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
3653.-Reported with amendments (H.Rept. 2026), 4105.-
Amended and passed House, 4549.-Referred to Senate Com-
Jl\ittee on Commerce, 4567.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1277),
4653.-Passed Senate, 5003.-Examtned and signed, 5064,5187.-
Presented to the President, 5187.-Approved [Public, No. 397],
5657.
H.R.14602-To revive and reenact the act entitled "An act grant-
ing the consent of Congress to the Highway Department of the
State of Alabama to construct a bridge across Elk River be-
tween Lauderdale and Limestone Counties, Ala.", approved
February 16, 1928.
Mr. Almon; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
3653.-Reported back (H.Rept. 2016), 3991.-Passed House,
4546.-Referre'i to Senate Committee on Commerce, 4567.-
Reported back (S.Rept. 1278), 4653.-Passed Senate, 5003.-
Examined and signed, 5064, 5187.-Presented to the President,
5187.-Approved [Public, No. 398], 5657.
H.R. 14603-To require contractors and subcontractors for the
erection of public buildings or the performance of other public
work for the United States or the District of Columbia to file
statements under oath of wages paid, hours of labor, etc., and
for other purposes.
~Ir . . Connery; Committee on Labor, 3653.
HJR. 14604-To authorize the discharge of obligations to pay money
by the payment of legal tender.
Mr. Campbell of Iowa; Committee on the Judiciary, 3653.
H.R. 1460&--To amend the Air Mall Act of February 2, 1925, as
amended by the acts of June 3, 1926, May 17, 1928, atld AprU
29, 1930, further to encourage commercial aviation.
Mr. Kelly of Pennsylvania; Committee on the Post omce and
Post Roads, 3653.
H .R. 14606-Granting a pension to Mary M. Norris.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3654.
H .R.14607-Granttng a pension to Nancy V. Mosher.
J\llr. Barton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3654.
H.R . 14608-For the relief of Chester Vernon Barclay.
Mr. Biddle; Committee on Military Mairs, 3654.
H.R. 14609-Granting an increase of pension to Martha M. Tryon.
Mr. Freeman; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3654.
H .R. 14610-Granting a pension to Grace A. Harper.
Mr. Hogg of Indiana; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3654.
H.R.14611-Granting an increase of pension to Agnes D. Bloom.
Mr. Kurtz; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3654.
H.R.14612-Granting a pension to Arthur C. Isenberg.
.Mr. Kurtz; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3654.
H.R. 14613-Granting a pension to Orvis R. Beckwith.
Mr. Kurtz; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3654.
H.R. 14614-To authorize the presentation of a Distinguished Fly-
ing Cross to Maj. Francis T. Evans, United States Marine
Corps.
:Mr. Maa.s; Committee on Naval Affairs, 3654.
H.R. 1461&--For the relief of William H. Harris.
Mr. Major: Committee on Military Affairs, 3654.
"1"4589~14643
HB. 14616-Granting a pension to Luella Bresnahan.
Mr. Parker of New York; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3654.
H.R.14617-For the relief of Hooper Alexander, Jr.
Mr. Ramspeck; Committee on Military Affairs, 3654.
H.R.14618-To enable borrowers under the Federal Farm Loan Act
to secure the release of their mortgages by the transfer of
land-bank bonds to the registrars.
Mr. Hancock of North Carolina; Committee on Banking and Cur-
rency, 3735.-Reported with amendments (H.Rept. 2089), 4766.
H.R. 14619-Authorizing the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
to make advances to the reclamation fund.
Mr. French; Committee on Ba.nk.ing and Currency, 3735.
H.R.14620-To authorize the purchase of lands for use by Chip-
pewa Indians of Minnesota as camp sites wben harvesting wild
rice, and for other purposes.
Mr. Knutson; Committee on Indian Affair&, 3735.
H.R.14621-Granttng a pension to Mary E. Peterson. ·
Mr. Chapman; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3735.
li.R.14622-Granting an increase of peru;ion to Ellar Bales.
Mr. Chapman; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3736.
H.R.14623-Granting an tncrease of pension to Clarence R. Zerbe.
Mr. Cochran of Pennsylvania; Committee on Pensions, 3736.
H.R.14624-Granting an tncrease of pension to Mary E. Jasper.
Mr. Curry; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3736.
H.R. 1462&--For the relief of Gale A. Lee.
Mr. Hardy; Committee on Claims, 3736.-Reported back (HBept.
2122)' 4956.
H.R. 14626--For the relief of E. R. Henderson.
Mr. Spence; Committee on Pensions, 3736.
H.R.14627-To provide for the use in motor fuels of alcohol
manufactured from agricultural products grown tn the United
States.
Mr. William E. Hull; Committee on Ways and Means, 3824.
H.R.14628-To provide for the use in motor fuels of alcohol
manufactured from agricultural products grown in the United
States.
Mr. Hall of illinois; Committee on Ways and Means, 3824.
H.R. 14629-To amend the act of June 23, 1926, reserving Rice Lake
and contiguous lands for the Chippewa Indians of Minnesota.
Mr. Howard; Committee on Indian Mairs, 3824.
H.R.14630-To amend section 19 of the World War Veterans' Act,
1924, to provide for reference of suits on Government life-
insurance claims to commissioners, and for other purposes.
Mr. Rankin; Committee on World War Veterans' Legislation,
3824.
HB. 14631-Authorizing the Interboro Bridge Co., its successors
and assigns, to construct, maintatn, and operate a bridge
across New York Bay between Brooklyn and Staten Island.
Mr. Prall; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
3824.-Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 2068), 4452.-De-
bated, 5166.
H.R. 14632-Relating to public works withtn the District of
Columbia.
Mr. McClintic of Oklahoma; Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds, 3824.
H.R. 14633-To amend section 5 of the act of January 22, 1932.
Mr. Collins; Committee on Banking and Currency, 3824.
H.R. 14634--To amend the law relating to the naturalization of
children of naturalized citizens.
Mr. :Millard; Committee on Immigration and Naturalization,
3824.
H.R. 14635-Granting an increase of pension to Eliza Pickard.
Mr. Culkin; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3824.
H.R. 14636--For the relief of John Larison.
Mr. Chapman; Committee on M1litary Affairs, 3824.
H.R.14637-Granting an increase of pension to Pearl Plummer.
Mr. Chapman; Committee on Pensions, 3824.
H.R.14638-Granting a pension to Anna Lehner.
Mr. Kading; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3824.
H.R.14639-To authorize and direct the Secretary of the Navy to
convey by gift to the city of Savannah, Ga., the naval radio
station, the buildings, and apparatus located upon land
owned by said city.
Mr. Parker of Georgia; Committee on Naval Affairs, 3824.
H.R. 1464o--Granting an increase of pension to Miriam E.
Crampton.
Mr. Reed o! New York; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3824.
H.R.14641-Grant1ng an increase of pension to Ella G. :Millspaugh.
Mr. Reed of New York; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3824.
H.R.14642-Granting a pension to Mary J. Cooley .
Mr. Sumners of Texas; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3824.
H.R.14643-Ma.king appropriations for the government of the Dis-
trict of Columbia and other activities chargeable in whole or
in part against the revenues of such District for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1934, and for other purposes.
Mr. Cannon, from Committee on Appropriations (H.Rept. 2001),
3~7.,.--Debated, 3867-3914, 4062-4100, 4182-4208, 4252-4277,
4427--4448.-Am.ended and passed House, 4448.-Referred to
Senate Committee on Appropriations, 4460.-Reported with
281
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H.R.1464~onttnued
amendments (S.Rept. 1318), 5068.-Debated, 5320, 5331, 5429.-
Amended and passed Senate, 5430.-Benate insists upon its
amendments and asks conference, 5430.--Conferees appointed,
5430, 5466, 5529.-House disagrees to Senate amendments and
asks for conference, 5529.-Previous action of Senate vacated;
Senate insists upon tts amendments and agrees to conference,
5466.--Conference report submitted in House (H.Rept. 2201),
5607.-Rejected, 5618.-Debated, 5659.
H.R.14644-To provide for the channeling and improvement of the
Tomblgbee River, Miss., and for other purposes.
Mr. Rankin; Committee on Banking and Currency, 3918.
H.R.14645-To aid 1n securing a normal and stable commodity
price level, through the establishment of an auxiliary mone-
tary reserve of silver and the issuance of silver certificates,
under circumstances insuring the maintenance of the gold
standard.
Mr. Fiesinger; Committee on Coinage, Weights, and Measures,
3918.
H.R.14646-To extend the mining laws of the United States to the
Death Valley National Monument 1n California, and for other
purposes.
Mr. Arentz; Committee on the Public Lands, 3918.-Reported
with amendment (H.Rept. 2107), 4956.
H.R. 14647-To provide for controlllng the fioods of Town Creek,
Miss., and for other purposes.
Mr. Rankin; Committee on Banking and Currency, 3918.
H.R. 14648-Providing for an alternate budget for the Indian Serv-
ice, fiscal year 1935.
Mr. Howard; Committee on Indian Affairs, 3918.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 2046), 4209.-Debated, 4551.-Laid on the table (S.
5622 passed in lieu) • 5284.
H.R.14649-Authorlz1ng the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
to make advances to the reclamation fund.
Mr. Taylor of Colorado; Committee on Banking and Currency,
3918.
H.R. 14650--To require the employment of American citizens on
observation cars, club cars, and sleeping cars used by rail-
roads in interstate commerce.
Mr. Guyer; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
3918. ' Corporation to States, municipalities, and other political sub-
H.R.14651-For the relief of Yamato Sesoko.
Mr. Houston of Hawaii; Committee on Claims, 3918.
H.R. 14652-Granting a pension to Willlam L. Shaffer.
Mr. Kurtz; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3918.
H.R. 14653-Granting a pension to M. Blanche Gable.
Mr. Kurtz; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 3918.
H.R. 14654-Granting a pension to Lon1e Pearson.
Mr. Mobley; Committee on Pensions, 3918.
H.R.14655-Restr1cting relief to veterans.
Mr. Lankford of Virgin1a; Committee on World War Veterans'
Legislation, 3991.
H.R.14656-To provide an additional tax on income from personal
services 1n certain cases.
Mr. Norton; Committee on Ways and Means, 3991.
H.R.14657-To extend the times for commencing and completing
the construction of a railroad bridge and/or a toll bridge across
the water between the mainland at or near Cedar Point and
Dauphin Island, Ala.
Mr. McDuftle; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
8991.-Reported back (H.Rept. 2027), 4105.-Passed House,
4549.-Referred to Senate Committee on Commerce, 4567.-
Reported back (S.Rept. 1279), 4653.-Passed Senate (in lieu of
s. 5632), 4987.-Ex.amlned and signed, 5061, 5064.-Presented
to the President, 5187.-Approved [Public, No. 399], 5657.
H.R.14658-To define the exterior boundaries of the Navajo In-
dian Reservation in New Mexico, and for other purposes.
Mr. Howard; Committee on Indian Affairs, 3991.
H.R. 14659-Authorlzlng the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Co., its suc-
cessors and assigns, to construct, maintain, and operate a
bridge across the Chesapeake Bay from a point at Baltimore
County to a point 1n Kent County In the State of Maryland.
Mr. Kennedy of Maryland; Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce, 3991.
H.R. 14660--To authorize the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
to make loans to aid in financing projects for the construction
of garbage and refuse disposal plants and sewerage systems or
sewage-disposal works.
Mr. McLeod; Committee on Banking and Currency, 3991.
H.R. 14661-Granting a pension to Sarah Ann Jarvis.
Mr. Yates; Committee on Pensions, 3991.
H.R. 14662-For the establishment, development, and administra-
tion of the Boulder Canyon National Reservation, and the de-
velopment and a.dmin1stration of the Boulder Canyon Project
Federal Reservation, and for other purposes.
Mr. Arentz; Committee on the Public Lands, 4105.
H.R.14663-To further extend the times for commencing and
completing the construction of a bridge across the Missouri
River at or near Niobrara, Nebr.
Mr. Howard; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Co.m merce,
4105.
282
H.R.14664--To provide further for the national security and de-
fense, insure domestic tranquillity, and promote the general
welfare by limiting the production. conserving the supply, and
controlling and facilitating the distribution of agricultural
products, and for other purposes.
Mr. Parsons; Committee on Agriculture, 4106.
H.R.14665-Authorizing the State of Georgia to construct, main-
tain, and operate a toll bridge across the Savannah River at or
near Lincolnton, Ga.
Mr. Vinson of Georgia; Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce, 4106.-Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 2039) ,
4209.-Laid on the table (S. 5659 passed in lieu), 4550.
H.R.14666-To amend sections 17 and 19 of the Interstate Com-
merce Act, as amended.
Mr. Garber; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
4106.
H.R.14667-To incorporate the National Society of Women De-
scendants of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company.
Mr. McCormack; Committee on the Judiciary, 4106.
H.R.14668-To provide for the postponement of the payment of
installments due on loans made by the Federal land banks,
and for other purposes.
Mr. Steagall; Committee on Banking and Currency, 4106.
H.R.14669-Granting the consent of Congress to the Niagara
Frontier Bridge Comm.ission, its successors and assigns, to
construct, maintain, a.n.d operate two toll bridges across the
east branch of the Niagara River at or near the city of Niag-
ara Falls, N.Y., and at or near the city of Tonawanda, ~.Y.,
respectively.
Mr. Mead; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, 4106.
H.R. 1467~To provide for the furn1shing of food to children at-
tending schools in the District of Columbia.
Mr. McLeod; Committee on the District of Columbia, 4106.-
Reported with amendment (H.Rept. 2172), 5289.
H.R.14671-To provide for the construction of a post-office build-
ing at Revere, Mass.
Mr. Connery; Committee on the Post O:ftlce and Post Roads, 4106.
H.R.14672-To authorize loans by the Reconstruction Finance
divisions of States for the specific purpose of providing food
for undernourished school children 1n the United States.
Mr. McLeod; Committee on Banking and Currency, 4106.
H.R.14673-For the relief of George C. Randall.
Mr. Bloom; Committee on Naval Affairs, 4106.
H.R. 14674---To authorize the placing of a bronze tablet bearing a
replica of the Congressional Medal of Honor upon the grave of
the late Brig. Gen. Robert H. Dunlap, United States Marine
Corps, in the Arlington National Cemetery, Va.
Mr. Britten; Committee on Naval Affairs, 4106.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 2155), 5188.
H.R.14675-Granting a pension to Katherine Slusher.
Mr. Finley; Committee on Pensions, 4106.
H.R. 14676-To authorize the presentation of a Distinguished Fly-
ing Cross to Maj. Francis T. Evans, United States Marine
Corps.
Mr. Maas; Committee on Naval Affairs, 4106.
H.R. 14677-Granting a pension to Robert E. Jones.
Mr. McClintic of Oklahoma; Committee on Pensions, 4106.
H.R. 14678-To authorize the Secretary of War to sell to the Platts-
burgh National Bank & Trust Co. a tract of land comprising
part of the Plattsburgh Barracks Military Reservation, N.Y.
Mr. Snell; Committee on Military Affairs, 4106.
H.R.14S79-Granting a pension to Margaret Jane Asberry.
Mr. Spence; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 4106.
H.R. 14680--For the relief of Edward Pennington.
Mr. Swank; Committee on Military Affairs, 4106.
H.R.14681-For the relief of Samuel G. Davidson.
Mr. Swank; Committee on Military Affairs, 4106.
H.R.14682-For the relief of George J. Redding.
Mr. Turpin; Committee on Military Affairs, 4106.
H.R. 14683-Authorizing persons, firms, corporations, associations,
or societies to file bills of interpleader, or bills in the nature
of interpleader.
Mr. Michener; Committee on the Judiciary, 4209.
H.R.14684-Authorizlng R. L. Metcalf, of Omaha, Nebr., and W. E.
Wright of Kansas City, Mo., to construct, maintain, and op-
erate ~ toll bridge across the Mississippi River, between the
cities of Davenport, Iowa, and Rock Island, ID.
Mr. Allen; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, 4209.
H.R.14685-To repeal the first proviso of section 24 of the Immi-
gration Act of February 5, 1917.
Mr. Jenkins; Committee on Immigration and Naturalization,
4210.
H.R.14686-To make uniform the method of appointing immigra-
tion oftlcia.ls in charge of districts, ports, or stations.
·Mr. Jenkins; Committee on Immigration and Naturalization,
4210.
 HOUSE BILLS
H.R 14687-Providing for the accounting of certain moneys made
·available to the Secretary of Agriculture pursuant to the pro-
visions of section 2 of the Reconstruction Finance Corpora-
tion Act of January 22, i932, as amended, and for other pur-
poses.
Mr. Cochran of Missouri; Committee on Expenditures in the
Executive Departments, 4210.
H.R. 14688--To provide for fees for radio licenses, and for other
purposes.
Mr. Davis of Tennessee; Committee on Merchant Marine, Radio,
and Fisheries, 4210.
H.R.14689-To provide for the postponement of the payment of
installments due on loans made by the Federal land banks,
and for other purposes.
Mr. Steagall; Committee on Banking and Currency, 4210.-Re-
ported back (H.Rept. 2069), 4452.
H.R.14690-For the relief of Harold Goldstein.
Mr. Celler; Committee on Claims, 4210.
H.R. 14691-For the relief of Claude Almon Fox.
Mrs. Eslick; Committee on Naval Mairs, 4210.
H.R.14692-For the relief of Jane B. Smith and Dora D. Smith.
Mr. Snell; Committee on Claims, 4210.
H.R. 14693-Granting an increase of pension to Mary P. Bruner.
Mr. Stalker; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 4210.
H.R. 14694-To provide relief with respect to agricultural indebted-
edness, to provide for the refinancing thereof, and for other
purposes.
Mr. Knutson; Committee on Ways and Means, 4297.
H.R.1469~To protect depositors of banks and banks by prevent-
ing undue publicity in connection with loans by the Recon-
struction Finance Cotporation.
Mr. McLeod; Committee on Ways and Means, 4297.
H.R.14696-To provide for needy blind persons of the District of
Columbia.
Mr. Kelly of Pennsylvania; Committee on the District of Colum-
bia, 4297.
H.R.14697-For the relief of Lt. Comdr. Arthur A. Lee, Supply
Corps, United States Navy.
Mr. Lea; Committee on Claims, 4297.
H .R.14698-Granting an increase of pension to Bertha Akin.
Mr. Sanders of New York; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 4297.
H.R.14699-To prohibit publicity of names of individual borrowers
in the reports of the Reconstructiqn Finance Corporation, and
for other purposes.
:Mr . Darrow; Committee on Ways and Means, 4376.-Remarks,
5364, 5365.
H.R. 14700-To amend subsection (a) of section 201 of the Emer-
gency Relief and Construction Act of 1932.
1\.Ir. Herr; Committee on Ways and Means, 4376.
H.R. 14701-Granting a. pension to Ida Charlotte Leive.
Mr. Canfield; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 4376.
H.R. 14702-For the relief of George E. Moody.
Mr. Mouser; Committee on Claims, 4376.
H.R. 14703-To increase the tari.tf duties on flaxseed and the oils
produced therefrom.
Mr. Sinclair; Committee on Ways and Means, 4453.
H.R. 14704-Declaring a moratorium of 5 years on all mortgages
held by the Federal land banks of the United States.
Mr. Glover; Committee on Banking and Currency, 4453.
H.R. 1470~To amend an act entitled "An act granting the con-
sent of Congress to the State of New York to construct, main-
tain, and operate a highway bridge across the Hudson River
at or near Catskill, Greene County, N.Y.", approved June 5,
1930, as supplemented by the act of April 15, 1932.
Mr. Pratt; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, 4453.
H.R. 14706-To extend the benefits of the taritr to surplus agricul-
tural products.
Mr. Hart; Committee on Agriculture, 4453.
H.R. 14707-To create in the Department of Agriculture a division
of agricultural loans, and for other purposes.
Mr. Jones; Committee on Agriculture, 4453.
H.R.14708--To rectify and coordinate the weights and measures of
the United States.
Mr. Colton; Committee o~ Coinage, Weights, and Measures, 4453.
H.R. 14709-Grantlng certain public lands to the State of Montana
for the use and benefit of the Northern Montana College, and
for other purposes.
Mr. Leavitt; Committee on the Public Lands, 4453.
H.R.14710-To create a bank for the refunding of farm and home
mortgages, the deposit of Government funds, and for other
purposes.
Mr. LaGuardia; Committee on Banking and Currency, 4453.
H.R. 14711-To further restrict immigration into the United States.
Mr. Green; Committee on Immigration and Naturalization, 4453.
H.R. 14712-To provide for registration of aliens and a certificate
of identification.
Mr. Green; Committee on Immigration and Naturalization, 4453.
H.R. 14713-To provide for the suspension of immigration of aliens
into the United States.
Mr. Green; Committee on Immigration and Naturalization, 4453.
14687-14741
H.R.14714-Granting a pension to Fannie Kerr.
Mr. Barton; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 4453.
H.R.1471~For the relief of Guiseppe Sperduto.
Mr. Brunner; Committee on Claims, 4453.
H.R. 14716-For the rellef of Bernard Kinmeth.
Mr. Celler; Committee on Military Affairs, 4453.
H.R. 14717-For the relief of Dee W. Minier.
Mr. Crail; Committee on Military Affairs, 4453.
H.R.14718--For the relief of Lt. Thomas O'C. McCarthy, United
States Navy.
Mr. Evans of Montana; Committee on Claims, 4453.
H.R.l4719-Granting a pension to George W. Coleman.
Mr. Kniftln; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 4453.
H.R. 14720-Granting an increase of pension to Decimay Ely.
Mr. Lamneck; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 4453.
H.R. 14721-For the relief of Edward Raymond Naiderek.
Mr. Mead; Committee on Naval A1Iairs, 4453.
H.R.l4722-Granting an increase of pension to Ada. M. Chandler.
Mr. Swick; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 4453.
H.R.14723-For the relief of Ernst Nussbaum.
Mr. Welch; Committee on Claims, 4453.
H.R.14724-Making appropriations for the Navy Department and
the naval service for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1934, and
for other purposes. ·
Mr. Ayres, from Committee on Appropriations (H.Rept. 2075) ,
4529, 4554.-Debated, 4624--4630, 4714--4766, 4815-4843, 4844.-
Amended and passed House, 4843.-Referred to Senate Com-
mittee on Appropriations, 4875.-Reported with amendment
(S.Rept. 1307), 4962.-Debated, 5218.-Amended and passed
Senate, 5228.-House disagrees to Senate amendments and
asks conference, 5360.-Conferees appointed, 5298, 5360.-sen-
ate insists upon its amendments and agrees to conference,
5298.-Conference report submitted in Senate, 5346.-Agreed
to, 5347.-Conference report submitted in House (H.Rept.
2190), 5397, 5419.-Debated, 5419.-Agreed to, 5422.-Examined
and signed, 5449, 5538.-Presented to the President, 5539.-
Approved [Public, No. 429], 5658.
H.R. 1472~Authorizing the Commissioners of the District of
Columbia to grant a permit for the construction of an oil and
gasoline pipe line.
Mr. Gibson; Committee on the District of Columbia, 4554.-
Reported back (H.Rept. 2176), 5289, 5290.
H.R. 14726-Authorizing conventions in the States for considera-
tion of the proposed amendment to the Constitution of the
United States submitted by the Congress to such conventions
on February 20, 1933, and providing for their procedure.
Mr. Sumners of Texas; Committee on the Judiciary, 4554.
H.R.14727-To provide protection for textiles and other designs.
Mr. Sirovich; Committee on Patents, 4554.
H.R.14728--To provide for conventions in the several States for
the consideration of S.J .Res. 211, proposing an amendment to
the Constitution of the United States, and to defray the
expenses thereof.
Mr. LaGuardia; Committee on the Judiciary, 4554.
H.R.14729-To authorize the acceptance by the Treasury of silver
bullion and the issuance therefor of silver certificates for the
purpose of correcting the disJocation of exchanges, elevating
the price level, and maintaining the gold standard, and for
other purposes.
Mr. Somers of New York; Committee on Coinage, Weigb,ts, and
Measures, 4554.
H.R. 14730-Granting an increase of pension to Florence G. Boyd.
Mr. Cable; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 4555.
H.R. 14731-Granting a pension to Clifford Lamer Otto.
Mr. Cable; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 4555.
H.R. 14732-Granting a pension to Jane Bollinger.
Mr. Cable; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 4555.
H.R.14733-For the reltef of Willlam Henry Mantz.
Mr. Fish; Committee on Naval Affairs, 4555.
H.R.14734-For the relief of Nicholas Vuolo.
Mr. Fish; Committee on Military Affairs, 4555.
H.R.1473~For the relief of Samuel Keller.
Mr. Fish; Committee on Claims, 4555.
H.R. 14736-For the relief of William Barnick.
Mr. Mead; Committee on Naval Atfairs, 4555.
H.R.14737-Granting a pension to Oscar B. St. John.
Mr. Stalker; Committee on Pensions, 4555.
H.R.14738--Granting an Increase of pension to Mary E. Parks.
Mr. Stull; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 4555.
H.R.14739-Granting an increase of pension to Viola S. Whitten.
Mr. West; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 4555.
H.R.14740-Propos1ng a 25-percent reduction in the salaries of
Members of the House of Representatives, Senators, Delegates,
and Resident Commissioners.
Mr. Johnson of Missouri; Committee on Expenditures in the
Executive Departments, 4641.
H.R. 14741-To provide sick leave for certain civilian employees of
the United States Government.
Mr. Jeffers; Committee on the Civil Service, 4641.
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H.R. 14742-Referrlng the claims of the Turtle Mountain Band or
Bands of Chippewa Indians of North Dakota to the Court of
Claims for adjudication and settlement.
Mr. Sinclair; Committee on Indian A1Ia1rs, 4641.
H.R. 14743-To provide for the acquisition, improvement,. equip-
ment, management, operation, maintenance, and disposition of
a civil air field and any appurtenances, inclusive of repairs,
lighting, and communication systems, and all structures of
any kind deemed necessary and useful in connection there-
with.
Mr. Stalker; Committee on the District of Columbia, 4:641.
H.R.14744-Auth.qrizing loans by the Reconstruction Finance Cor-
poration to aid in refinancing obligations of drainage dl.s -
tricts, levee districts, irrigation districts, and similar districts,
and for other pmposes.
Mr. Milligan; Committee on Banking and Currency, 4641.
H.R.14745-Relating to the tenure of congressional Members of
the George Washington Bicentennial Commission.
Mr. Byrns; Committee on Rules, 4641.-Debated, 5138.
H.R. 14746-To create in the Department of Agriculture a Division
of Agricultural Loans, and for other purposes.
Mr. Jones; Committee on Agriculture, 4641.
H.R. 14747-Granting a pension to Zack Pool.
Mr. Canfield; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 4641.
H.R. 14748--For the relief of Horace M. Case.
Mr. Goss; Committee on Naval Affairs, 4641.
H.R. 14749-Granting an increase of pension to Mary M. Devol.
Mr. Underwood; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 4641.
H.R. 14750-Granting an increase of pension to Frances Conley.
Mr. Wood of Indiana; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 4641.
H.R.14751-Granting an increase of pension to Allee Upp.
Mr. Wood of Indiana; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 4641.
H.R.14752-Granting an increase of penson to Hannah M. Punt-
enney.
Mr. Wood of Indiana; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 4641.
H.R.14753-Grantng an increase of pension to Esther J. Cornell.
Mr. Wood of Indiana; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 4641.
H.R. 14754-Authorizing the President to suspend the operation of
the antitrust laws during periods of economic depression, and
for other purposes.
Mr. Cable; Committee on the Judiciary, 4767.
H.R. 14755-To relieve unemployment by protecting, developing,
and improving the national forests, and for other purposes.
Mr. Leavitt; Committee on Agriculture, 4767.
H.R.14756-To authorize the acceptance by the Treasury of silver
bullion and the issuance therefor of silver certificates for the
purpose of correcting the dislocation of exchanges, elevating
the price level, and maintaining the gold standard, and for
other purposes. .
Mr. Somers of New York; Committee on Coinage, Weights, and
Measures, 4767.-Reported back (H.Rept: 2186), 5414.
H.R. 14757-To provide for the issuance of stamped money cer-
tificates, and for other purposes.
Mr. Pettengill; Committee on Banking ~nd Curr~ncy, 4767.
H.R.14758--For the establishment, development, and administra-
tion of the Boulder Canyon National Reservation, and for
other purposes.
Mr. Arentz; Committee on the Public Lands, 4767.
· H.R. 14759-Granting the consent of Congress to agreements or
coll}pacts between the States of Kansas and Missouri for the
acquisition and maintenance and operation· of a toll bridge
over the -Missouri River at or near Kansas City, Kans., and
for other purposes.
Mr. Guyer; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
4767.
H.R. 14760-Granting an increase of pension to Esther J. Smith.
Mr. Swick; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 4767. .
H.R.14761-To authorize the Secretary of Agriculture to purchase
40,000,000 acres of cultivated agricultural lands for the pur-
pose of reducing production of cotton, wheat, corn, and other
products of the soU. · Mr. Bacon; Committee on Immigration and Naturalization, 5188.
Mr. Brand of Ohio; Committee on Agriculture, 4865.
H.R.14762-To remove the tax exemption on certain bonds issUed
by the United States.
Mr. Connery; Committee on Ways and Means, 4865.
H.R. 14763-Authorizing conventions in the States for considera-
tion of a proposed amendment to the Constitution of the
United States repealing the eighteenth amendment in the
event that any of the respective States fail to provide for such
conventions.
Mr. Celler; Committee on the Judiciary, 4865.
H.R. 14764-To reduce the rate of certain interest payable to the
United States to the rate of 4 percent per annum.
Mr. Lonergan; Committee on Ways and Means, 4865.
:H.R. 14765-To prohibit interference with or coercion of employees
in their voting at elections by corporations and individuals.
Mr. Johnson of Missouri; Committee on the Judiciary, 4865.
H.R.14766-For the relief of Rogowski Bros.
Mr. Andresen; Committee on Claims, 4865.
284
H.R. 14767---Granting a.n increase of pension to Mary E. Stagg.
· Mr. Perkins; Committee on Invalid PensionS, .4865.
H.R. 14768-Granting a pension to Clementine N. Riderick.
Mr. Snell; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 4865.
H.R. 14769-Making appropriations to supply deficiencies in · cer-
ta.in appropriations for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1933,
and prior fiscal years, to provide supplemental appropriations
for the fiscal years ending June 30, 1933, and June 30, 1934,
and for other purposes.
Mr. Buchanan, from Committ-ee on Appropriations (H.Rept.
2108), 4926, 4956.-Debated, 5039-5054.-Am.ended and passed
House, 5054.-Referred to Senate Committee on Appropriations,
5069.-Reported with amendments (S.Rept. 1323), 5191.-
Debated, 5452, 5461.-Am.ended and passed Senate, 5466.-
Senate insists upon its amendments; asks conference, 5466.-
Conferees appointed, 5466, 5602.-House disagrees to Senate
amendments; agrees to conference, 5602.--Conference report
submitted in House (H.Rept. 2200), 5604.-Agreed to, 5606.-
Conference report submitted in Senate, 5653.-Agreed to,
5654.-Examined and signed, 5653, 5658.-Presented to the
President, 5666.-Approved [Public, No. 442].
H.R.14770-To amend sections 3 and 9 of the act of July 15, 1932,
entitled "An act to establish a board of indeterminate sentence
and parole for the District of Columbia, and to determine its
functions, and for other purposes."
Mr. McLeod; Committee on the District of Columbia, 4957.
H.R. 14771-To provide for regulation and examination of national-
bank affiliates, and for other purposes.
Mr. Erk; Committee on Banking and Currency, 4957.
H.R.14772-Granting a pension to Grace Amanda Black.
Mr. Cochran of Pennsylvania; Committee on Invalid Pensions,
4957. •
H.R.14773-For the relief of Edwl.n L. Menzer.
Mr. Hooper; Committee on Milltary Affairs, 4957.
H.R. 14774-For the relief of the Berg Shipbuilding Co.
Mr. Horr; Committee on Claims, 4957.
H.R. 14775-For the relief of Henry C. Zeller and Edward G. Zeller
with respect to the tl.me within which sutt may be broug-ht
against the United States for the recovery of any income ta.x
paid to the United States for the fiscal year beginning Octo-
ber 1, 1916, and ending September 30, 1917, in excess of the
amount of tax lawfully due for such period.
Mr. Mead; Committee on Clal.ms, 4957.
H.R.14776-For the relief of J. H. Knott.
Mr. Sumners of Texas; Committee on Claims, 4957.
H.R. 14777-To amend section 1466 of the revised statutes relating
to relative rank between officers of the Navy and Army.
Mr. James; Committee on Military Affairs, 5062.
H.R.14778--For the promotion of commerce, the provision of
revenue, and the reduction of the public debt.
Mr. Colton; Committee on Ways and Means, 5062.
H.R. 14779-To provide that pilots employed by companies carrying
mail by aircraft shall be organized as an aviation· reserve, and
for other purposes.
Mr. Maas; Committee on Military Affairs, 5062.
H.R. 14780-To extend the tl.me for completing the construction of
the approaches of the municipal bridge across the Mississippi
River at St. Louts, Mo.
Mr. Cochran of Missouri; Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce. 5062.
H.R. 14781-To require certification by the Comptroller of the
Currency to the fitness of individuals to execute certain offices
in member banks of the Federal Reserve System prior to their
appointment or election to such omces.
Mr. Gillep.; Committee on Banking and Currency, 5188.-Re-
marks, 5177.
H.R.14782-To amend s~tions 23 and ~5 of the Revenue Act of
1932.
Mr. Campbell of Pennsylvania; Committee on Ways and Means,
5188.
H.R. 14783-Relatlng to the record of registry of certain aliens.
H.R.14784-To preserve and protect the gold standard through
establishment of an auxiliary monetary reserve of silver and
the issuance of silver certificates payable in their gold value
equivalent and under such regulations as wm provide protec-
tion to gold from being cornered and protection from inflation
in gold values during periods of excessive demands.
Mr. Fiesinger; Committee on Coinage, Weights, and Measures,
5188.
H.R.14785-Granting an increase of pension to Mary M. Folden.
Mr. Jenkins; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 5188.
H.R.14786-Granting an increase of pension to Susan A. Jordan.
Mr. Parker of New York; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 5188.
H.R.14787-To authorize the construction of certain bridges and
to extend the tl.mes for commencing and/or completing the
construction of other bridges over the navigable waters of the
United States.
Mr. Milligan; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,
5290.-Reported back (H.Rept. 2181), 5414.
 HOUSE BILLS
H.R.14788-To amend the act entitled "An act limiting the privi-
leges of the Government free bathhouse on the public reser-
vation at Hot Springs, Ark., to persons who are without and
unable to obtain the means to pay for baths", approved
March 2, 1911.
Mr. Glover ; Committee on the Public Lands, 5290.
H.R. 14789-To amend the act of July 1, 1898, entitled "An act to
establish a uniform system of bankruptcy throughout the
United States", as amended.
Mr. McLeod; Committee on the Judiciary, 5290.-Reported back
(H.Rept . 2191), 5415.
H.R. 14790--To provide for placing the Forest Service Building
site and improvements thereon at Ogden, Utah, under the
jurisdiction of the Department of Agriculture.
Mr. Lanham; Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, 5415.
H.R. 14791-To raise revenue, protect American labor, and assist
the American farmer by providing for the use in motor fuels
of alcohol manufactured from agricultural products grown
upon the farm in the United States.
Mr. Buckbee ; Committee on Ways and Means, 5415.
H .R . 14792-Granting an increase of pension to Mary E. Snith.
Mr. Hopkins; Committee on Invalid Pensions, 5415.
H.R. 14793-For the relief of the heirs of John A. Sutter.
Mr. Shreve; Committee on Claims, 5415.
H.R. 14794--To aid in the disposition of undesirable surpluses of
farm products, and for other purposes.
Mr.Howard; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce,5651.
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS
H.J.Res. 60--Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the
United States providing for the election of President and Vice
President and the filling of vacancies in the office of President.
Reported with amendments (H.Rept. 2194), 5188.
H.J.Res. 104--For the relief of Tampico Marine Iron Works.
Laid on the table (S. 188 passed in lieu), 3718.
H.J.Res. 131-To make available to Congress the services and data
of the Interstate Legislative Reference Bureau.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1784), 151.
H.J .Res. 138-For the relief of the State of Idaho.
Senate amendments disagreed to, 5055.--senate recedes from its
amendments, 5069.-Examlned and signed, 5289, 5292.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5397.-Approved [Public Resolution
No. 63], 5657.
H.J.Res. 154--To authorize the merger of street-raHway corpora-
tions operating in the District of Columbia, and for other
purposes.
Debate on motion to consider, 637, 678, 683, 687, 737, 743, 820.-
Motion to consider agreed to, 821, 822.-Debated, 822.-
Amended. and passed Senate (S.J.Res. 13), 912.-House agrees
to Senate amendments, 1337.-Examined and signed, 1394,
1396.-Presented to the President, 1546.-Approved [Public
Resolution No. 47], 2103.
H.J.Res. 223-Granting permission to Lt. Col. Dan I. Sultan, Corps
of Engineers, United States Army, to accept decorations and
medals bestowed upon him by the Government of the Re-
public of Nicaragua.
Debated, 4280.
H.J.Res. 225-Granting permission to Paul R. Hawley, major, Med-
ical Corps, United States Army, to accept certain medals
bestowed upon him by the Government of the Republic of
Nicaragua.
Debated, 4281.
H.J.Res. 27&----Consenting that certain States may sue the Unlted
States, and providing for trial on the merits in any suit
brought hereunder by a State to recover direct taxes alleged
to have been illegally collected by the United States during
the years 1866, 1867, 1868, and vesting the right in each State
to sue in its own name.
Reported with amendments (H.Rept. 2188), 5414.-Remarks,
5628.
H.J.Res. 381-To provide a special additional income tax of 1 cent
on each dollar of gross income for the calendar years 1932,
1933. and 1934.
Debated, 1256.
H.J.Res. 409-To carry out certain obligations to certain enrolled
Indians under tribal agreements.
Debated, 696, 1875, 3547.-Laid on the table (S.J.Res. 167 passed
in lieu), 3548.
H.J.Res. 434--To authorize and direct the Secretary of Agriculture
to provide additional facilities for the classification of cotton
under the United States Cotton Standards Act.
Debated, 703, 1880, 3548.-Amended and passed House, 3551.-
Referred to Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry,
3589.-Reported back, 5296.-Passed Senate, 5509.-Examined
and signed, 5653, 5658.-Presented to the President, 5666.-
Approved [Public Resolution No. 73}.
14788-14799
H.R. 14795--To authorize an appropriation for the benefit of the
Indians of California to be reimbursed from any award made
to such Indians under the act of May 18, 1928, as amended,
and for other purposes.
Mr. Englebrigl:rt; Committee on Indian Affairs, 5651.
H.R.14796--To provide for changing the time of the meeting of
Congress, the beginning of the terms of Members of Congress,
the time when the electoral votes shall be counted, and to
provide for certain contingencies in filling the office of Presi-
dent, and for other purposes.
Mr. Gifford; Committee on Election of President, Vice President,
and Representatives in Congress, 5651.
H.R. 14797-To amend the act of May 25, 1926, entitled "An act
to provide for the establishment of the Mammoth Cave Na-
tional Park in the State of Kentucky, and for other purposes."
Mr. Thatcher; Committee on the Public Lands, 5651.
H.R. 14798-To aid agriculture through the leasing and temporary
withdrawal from production of lands planted to certain crops
of which surpluses are produced, and for other purposes.
Mr. Garber; Committee on Ways and Means, 5651.
H.R.14799--To amend an act of Congress, approved May 18, 1920
(41 Stat. 601), authorizing the acceptance of the donation of
a building and site for a post-office building at Bedford, Tay-
lor County, Iowa.
Mr. Thurston; Committee on Public Buildings and ·Grounds,
5651.
60-492
H.J.Res. 479-Making an appropriation for the Federal Home Loan
Bank Board for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1933.
Indefinitely post poned (see action first session Seventy-second
Congress), 1163.
H.J.Res. 480-Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to re-
peal the eighteenth amendment.
Mr. Rainey; Committee on the Judiciary.-Debated, 7-13, 14-35,
226.-Rejected, 13.
H .J.Res. 481-Providing for the suspension of annual assessment
work on mining claims held by location in the United States
and AlaEka for the year 1932-33.
Mr. Taylor of Colorado; Committee on :Mines and !'.fining, 41.
H.J .Res. 482-Direct ing the President of the United Stat es of Amer-
ica to proclaim October 11 of each year General Pulaski's Me-
morial Day for the observance and commemoration of the
death of Brig. Gen. Casimir Pulaski.
Mr. Bacnmann; Committee on the Judiciary, 41.
H.J.Res. 483-Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the
United States providing for election of Members of the House
of Representatives and fixing term of service of Representa-
tives.
Mr. Taylor of Colorado; Committee on Election of President,
Vtce President, and Representatives in Congress, 41.
H.J.Res. 484--Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to re-
peal the eighteenth amendment.
Mr. LaGuardia; Committee on the Judiciary, 41.
H.J.Res. 485--Proposing an amendment to the eighteenth amend-
ment of the Constitution of the United States.
Mr. O'Connor; Committee on the Judiciary, 41.
H.J.Res. 486--Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the
United States relating to the manufacture, sale~ or transporta-
tion of intoxicating liquors.
Mr. Brunner; Committee on the Judiciary, 41.
H.J.Res. 487-Providing for the suspension of annual assessment
work on mining claims held by location in the United States
and Alaska.
Mr. Swing; Committee on Mines and Mining, 41.
H.J.Res. 488--For the relief of Henry A. Behrens.
Mr. Peavey; Committee on Military Affairs, 76.
H.J.Res. 489-Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to re-
peal the eighteenth amendment and providing for a referen-
dum on a proposed substitute.
Mr. Canfield; . Committee on the Judiciary, 76.
H.J.Res. 490-Proposing an amendment to the Constitution to re-
peal the eighteenth amendment.
Mr. Dyer; Committee on the Judiciary, 76.
H.J.Res. 491-Proposing an amendment to the eighteenth article of
amendment to the Constitution.
Mrs. Pratt; Committee on the Judiciary, 76.
H.J.Res. 492-To provide for furnishing the Congressional Record
for the current session to certain Members elect of the Sev-
enty-third Congress.
Mr. Rainey; Committee on Printing, 152.
285
493-534 HOUSE JOIN.T RESOLUTIONS
H.J.Res. 493-To authorize the Commissioner of Education to make
a study of the Florence Barnard plan of time and money man-
agement, and to make the results of such study available to
the schools and the people of the United States.
Mrs. Rogers; Committee on Education, 152.
H.J.Res. 494-Authorizing the distribution of one-half million bales
of Government-owned cotton to the American National Red
Cross and other organizations for relief of distress.
Mr. Fulmer; Committee on Agriculture, 142, 152.
H.J.Res. 49&--For the relief of certain persons retired on July 10,
1932, pursuant to Executive Order No. 5874.
Mr. Mead; Committee on the Civil Service, 152.
H.J .Res. 496---For the relief of farmers who made seed loans.
Mr. Christopherson; Committee on Agriculture, 230.
H.J .Res. 497-Authorlzing the distribution of Government-owned
cotton to the American National Red Cross and other organi-
zations for relief of distress.
Mrs. Rogers; Committee on Agriculture, 230.
H.J.Res. 498---Authorizing the President of the United States to
issue a proclamation designating October 11 of each year a
day to display the United States flag with appropriate
ceremonies.
¥1'. Boland; Committee on the Judiciary, 284.
H.J.Res. 499-To reduce the appropriations made to the public debt
sinking fund for a period of 3 years.
Mr. Cochran of Missouri; Committee on Ways and Means, 284.
H.J.Res. 500-Authorizing the Secretary of the Navy to sell obsolete
and surplus clothing at nominal prices for distribution to the
needy.
Mr. Vinson of Georgia; Committee on Naval Affairs, 298.-
Amended and passed House, 922-924.-Passed Senate (in lieu
of S.J.Res. 220), 918.-Examined and signed, 946, 984.-Pre-
sented to the President, 1019.-Approved [Public Resolution
No. 45], 1216.
H.J.Res. 501-Authorizing the issuance of a special postage stamp
in honor of Brig. Gen. Thaddeus Kosciusko.
Mr. Condon; Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads, 298.
H.J.Res. 502-Construing the acts of March 19, 1924 (43 Stat. 27),
and the act of April 25, 1932 (47 Stat. 137), and for other
purposes. · quency.
Mr. Hastings; Committee on Indian Affairs, 298.
H.J.Res. 503-Authorizlng the payment of December salaries of offi-
cers. and employees of the Senate and House of Representa-
tives, Capitol Police, etc., on the 20th day of that month.
Mr. Byrns; considered and agreed to, 335.-Referred to Senate
Committee on Appropriations, 305.-Reported back, considered,
and passed Senate, 335.-Examined and signed, 367, 414.-
Presented to the President, 475.-Approved [Public Resolution
No. 441, 448.
H.J.Res. 504-Authorizing the President to invite the International
Congress of Military Medicine and Pharmacy to hold its eighth
congress in the United States in 1935.
Mr. O'Connor; Committee on Foreign Affairs, 363.
H.J.Res. 50&--Proposing an amendment of the Constitution of the
United States to provide a method of amendment thereof by
popular initiative and referendtrm.
Mr. Cable; Committee on the Judiciary, 363.
H.J.Res. 506---To amend the Constitution of the United States.
Mr. Campbell of Iowa; ·committee on Ways and Means, 41~.
H.J .Res. 607-Authorizing the removal of certain statues from
Statuary Hall to the corridor running north and south on the
ground floor of the House wing of the Capitol.
Mr. Smith of Idaho; Committee on the Library, 476.
H.J.Res. 508-Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the
United States relative to the eighteenth amendment.
Mr. Britten; Committee on the Judiciary, 534.
H.J.Res. 509-Authorizing the issuance of a special postage stamp
in honor of Brig. Gen. Thaddeus Kosciusko.
Mr. Clancy; Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads, 534.
H.J.Res. 510-Directing the President of the United States of Amer-
ica to proclaim October 11 of each year General Pulaski's Me-
morial Day for the observance and commemoration of the
death of Brig. Gen. Casimir Pulaski.
Mr. Mead; Committee on the Judiciary, 534. ·
H.J.Res. 511-To investigate the activities of the Irving Trust Co. of
New York, as receiver in bankruptcy and equity causes.
Mr. Celler; Committee on Rules, 534.
H.J.Res. 512-Authorizlng the issuance of a special postage stamp
in honor of Brig. Gen. Thaddeus Kosciusko. · Mr. Smith of West Virginia; Committee on Mines and Mining,
Mr. Wolverton; Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads,
607.
H.J.Res. 513-Authorizing the Secretary of Agriculture to issue
congressional certificate of merit for 4-H achievement.
Mr. Baldrige; Committee on Agriculture, 607.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 2004), 3918.
H.J.Res. 514-Making June 14, commonly known as "Flag Day",
a legal national holiday.
Mr. Brunner; Committee on the Judiciary, 666.
H.J.Res. 515-Authorizing the Federal Farm Loan Bureau to re-
finance farm loans.
Mr. Parks; Committee on Banking and Currency, 718.
286
H.J.Res. 516-Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the
United States relative to the eighteenth amendment.
Mr. Britten; Committee on the Judiciary, 816.
H.J.Res. 517-Authorizing the fixing of grazing fees on lands
within national forests.
Mr. Eaton of Colorado; Committee on the Public Lands, 816.-
Reference changed to Committee on Agr iculture, 2237.
H.J .Res. 518-Establishing the United States Georgia Bicentennial
Commission, and for other purposes.
Mr. Parker of Georgia; Committee on Rules, 869.-Reported with
amendment (H.Rept. 1995), 3823.-Laid on the table (S. 223
passed in lieu) , 3971.
H.J.Res. 519-Authorizing the President of the United States to
present the Distinguished Flying Cross to Emory B. Bronte.
Mr. Welch; Committee on Naval Atfairs, 869.
H.J.Res. 520-Providing for the calling of a conference of the gov-
ernors of the various States for the purpose of furnishing
relief to the masses of the taxpayers of the country, and par-
ticularly to furnish relief by lessening the burdens of taxation
to a more reasonable status on the agricultural ln.nds of the
various States.
Mr. Romjue; Committee on Agriculture, 869.
H.J.Res. 521-Authorizing the issuance of a special postage stamp
in honor of Brig. Gen. Thaddeus Kosciusko.
Mr. McCormack; Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads,
869.
H.J .Res. 522-Directing the President ·of t~e United States of
America to proclaim October 11 of each year General Pulaski's
Memorial Day for the observance and commemoration of the
death of Brig. Gen. Casimir Pulaski.
Mr. McCormack; Committee on the Judiciary, 869.
H.J .Res. 523-Authorizing the issuance of a special postage stamp
ln honor of Brig. Gen. Thaddeus Kosciusko.
Mr. Sabatll; Committee on the Post Office and Post Road, 869.
H.J.Res. 524-Requesting the President of the United States to call
a conference of the governors of the several States and the
mayors of the various cities for the purpose of discussing
v..J.ys and means of declaring a moratorium on sales of homes
and farms by States and municipalities because of tax delin-
Mr. McLeod; Committee on the Judiciary, 944.
H.J.Res. 52&--Authorizing the issuance of a special postage stamp
in honor of Brig. Gen. Thaddeus Kosciusko.
Mr. Person; Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads, 944.
H.J.Res. 526---Authorizing the Secretary of the Navy to sell surplus
coal at nominal prices for distribution to the needy.
Mr. Lea; Committee on Naval Affairs, 944.-Reported with
amendment (H.Rept. 2021), 4105.-Debated, 4549.
H.J .Res. 527-Extending the time for filing the report of the joint
committee to investigate the operation of the laws and regu-
lations relating to the relief of veterans.
Mr. McDuffie; considered and passed, 941.-Passed Senate, 954.-
Examined and signed, 1019, 1102.-Presented to the President,
_1l45.-Approved (Public Resolution No. 46], 1216.
H.J .Res. 528---Directlng that the statue of Lucretia Mott, Susan B.
Anthony, and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, now in the basement of
the Capitol, be permanently placed in the National Statuary
Hall.
Mr. Crail; Committee on the Library, 984.
H.J .Res. 529-Authorizing the Secretary of Agriculture to make
loans for crop production, and for other purposes.
Mr. Jones; Committee on Agriculture, 985.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 1810), 1019.-Lald on the table (S. 5160; H.Res. 349),
1899.
H.J.Res. 530-To aid the balancing of the Budget, establish a
conscionable rate of interest, and to place capital on a 5-day-
week basis.
Mr. LaGuardia; Committee on Ways and Means, 1019.
H.J .Res. 531-Declaring Armistice Day to be a legal public holiday.
Mr. Davis of Pennsylvania; Committee on the Judiciary, 1019.
H.J .Res. 532-To exclude certain temporary employees from the
operation of the Economy Act.
Mr. McCormack; Committee on Expenditures in the Executive
Departments, 1019.
H.J .Res. 533-Providing for the suspension of annual assessment
work on mining claims held by location in the United States
and Alaska.
1055.-Reported back (H.Rept. 1812), 1099.-Passed House,
1901.-In Senate placed on the calendar, 1933.-Amended and
passed Senate (S. 6137), 3676.-House requested to return bill;
motion entered to reconsider, 3865.-Request of Senate agreed
to, 3915.-Motion to reconsider withdrawn, 4804.--senate in-
sists upon its amendment and asks conference, 4804.--Con-
ferees appointed, 4804, 6287.-House disagrees to Senate
amendments and agrees to conference, 5186, 5287.
H.J .Res. 534-Proposing an amendment to the Constitution pro-
viding for a direct vote on repeal of the eighteenth amend-
ment.
Mr. Lea; Committee on the Judiciary, 1100.-Rema.rks, 2774.
 HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS
H.J.Res. 535-Directing the President of the United States of
America to proclaim October 11, 1933, General Pulaski's me-
morial day for the observance and commemoration of the
death of Brig. Gen. Casimir Pulaski.
Mr. Woodruff; Committee on the Judiciary, 1257.
H.J.Res. 53~Authoriz1ng an appropriation for participation by
the United States in an International Monetary and Economic
Conference to be held in London.
Mr. McReynolds; Committee on Foreign Affairs, 1258.-Reported
back (H.Rept. 1853), 1616.-Debated, 4533.
H.J .Res. 537-To repeal the seventeenth amendment to the Consti-
tution.
Mr. Coyle; Committee on the Judiciary, 1326.
H.J.Res. 538-For the relief of Puerto Rico.
Mr. Pesquera; Committee on Insular Affairs, 1326.
H.J.Res. 539-To validate an act of the fourth special session of
the Twelfth Legislature of Puerto Rico entitled "An act au-
thorizing the Governor of Puerto Rico to guarantee repay-
ment, in the name of the people of Puerto Rico, of loans made
by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to the agricultural
credit corporations of the island of Puerto Rico, and for other
purposes ", approved October 21, 1932.
Mr. Pesquera; Committee on Insular Affairs, 1355.
H.J.Res. 540-For the relief of Ruth R. Downing.
Mr. Davis of Pennsylvania; Committee on Claims, 1355.
H.J.Res. 541-Directing the President of the United States of
America to proclaim October 11 of 1933 General Pulaski's
Memorial Day for the observance and commemoration of the
death of Brig. Gen. Casimir Pulaski.
Mr. Pettengill; Committee on the Judiciary, 1395.
H .J.Res. 542-To prevent the izpportation into the United states of
American :flags or other emblems of authority of the United
States Government.
Mr. Britten; Committee on Ways and Means, 1395.
H.J .Res. 543-To amend a joint resolution entitled "Joint resolu-
tion for the relief of Porto Rico ", approved December 21, 1928.
Mr. Pesquera; Committee on Insular Affairs, 1395.
H.J.Res. 544-To amend the Revenue Act of 1932.
Mr. Ayres; Committee on Ways and Means, 1435.
H.J.Res. 545--Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the
United States conferring upon the Congress power to regulate
the production and marketing of commodities and to prescribe
minimum wages and maximum hours of labor during an
emergency.
Mr. Christgau; Committee on the Judiciary, 1435.
H.J.Res. 54~To preserve and stabilize the revenue to the United
States derived from the sale of cigarettes, and for other
purposes.
Mr. Daughton; Committee on Ways and Means, 1548.
H.J.Res. 547-To exclude certain temporary employees from the
operation of the Economy Act.
Mr. McCormack; Committee on Expenditures in the Executive
Departments, 1548.-Reported back (H.Rept. 1989), 3653.-
Amended and passed House, 4542.-Referred to Senate Com-
mittee on Appropriations, 4567.
H.J .Res. 548-Authorizing a further modification of the adopted
project for the Columbia and Lower Willamette Rivers between
Portland, Oreg., and the sea.
Mr. Martin of Oregon; Committee on Rivers and Harbors, 1548.
H.J. Res. 549-To provide for the return to the Philippine Islands
of unemployed Filipinos resident in the continental United
States, to authorize appropriations to accomplish that result,
and for other purposes.
Mr. Dickstein; Committee on Immigration and Naturalization,
1548.
H.J.Res. 550-To amend article XVI of the Constitution of the
United States.
Mr. Kunz; Committee on the Judiciary, 1548.
H.J.Res. 551-Authorizing the issuance of a special postage stamp
in honor of Calvin Coolidge.
Mr. Granfield; Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads,
1617.
H.J.Res. 552-Authorizing the Attorney General of the United
States to investigate the failure of any company or corpora-
tion which receives a loan from the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation in excess of $50,000.
Mr. Fish; Committee on Banking and Currency, 1617.-Remarks,
3217.
H.J.Res. 553-Amending provisions in river and harbor laws re-
lating to local cooperation in the prosecution of waterway
improvements.
Mr. Mansfield; Committee on Rivers and Harbors, 1712.-Re-
ported back (H.Rept. 1863), 1778.-Laid on the table (S.J.Res.
235 passed in lieu), 5285.
H.J.Res. 554-To provide for a change of site of the Federal build-
ing to be constructed in Binghamton, N.Y.
Mr. Mead; Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, 1712.
H.J.Res. 555--For the relief of Irwin D. Coyle.
Mr. Gambrill; Committee on Naval Affairs, 1779.
535-571
H.J .Res. 55~Authorizing an appropriation to enable the United
States to send an educational exhibit and for the expenses
o! otHcial delegates to the Fifth World's Poultry Congress to
be held at Rome, Italy, September 6 to 15, 1933.
Mr. Fish; Committee on Foreign Affairs, 1834.
H.J .Res. 557-Authorizing and requesting the President to extend
an invitation to foreign governments to be represented by
delegates at the Sixth World's Poultry Congress to be held
in the United States in 1936, and to participate in the edu-
cational and live-bird exhibits of the Congress.
Mr. Fish; Committee on Foreign Affairs, 1834.
H.J .Res. 558--To effectuate a compromise and settlement of rental
leases on Sand Island in the Columbia River in Oregon.
Mr. Martin of Oregon; Committee on Military Affairs, 1907.
H.J.Res. 559-To exempt from the tax on admissions amounts paid
for admission tickets sold by authority of the committee on
inaugural ceremonies on the oc.c asion of the inauguration of
the President-elect in March 1933.
Mr. Pou; Committee on Ways and Means, 1907.-Passed House,
2031.-Passed Senate, 2099, 2100.-Examined and signed, 2195,
2242.-Presented to the President, 2242.-Approved [Public
Resolution No. 48], 3090.
H.J .Res. 560-To provide for a change of site of the Federal build-
ing to be constructed in Binghamton, N.Y.
Mr. Mead; Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, 1986.
H.J .Res. 561-Amending section 2 of the joint resolution entitled
"Joint resolution authorizing the President, under certain
conditions, to invite the participation of other nations in the
Chicago World's Fair, providing for the admission of their
exhibits, and for other purposes", approved February 5, 1929,
and amending section 7 of the act entitled "An act to protect
the copyrights and patents of foreign exhibitors at A Cen-
tury of Progress (Chicago World's Fair Centennial Celebra-
tion), to be held at Chicago, lll., in 1933 ", approved July
19, 1932.
Mr. Chindblom; Committee on Ways and Means, 2065.-Re-
ported back (H.Rept. 1888), 2193.-Amended and passed
House, 3559, 3560.-Referred to Senate Committee on Finance,
3934.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1262), 4565.-Passed Senate,
4693.-Examined and signed, 4790, 4846.-Presented to the
President, 4846.-Approved [Public Resolution No. 56], 5657.
H.J .Res. 562-To exclude substitute postal employees from the
operation of the Economy Act when their aggregate earnings
are less than $83.33 a month.
Mr. Mead; Committee on Expenditures in the Executive De-
partments, 2065.
H.J.Res. 563-To provide for a change of site of the Federal build-
ing to be constructed in Binghamton, N.Y.
Mr. Mead; Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, 2127.
H.J .Res. 564--To validate an act of the fourth special session of
the Twelfth Legislature of Puerto Rico, entitled "An act au-
thorizing the Governor of Puerto Rico to guarantee repay-
ment, in the name of the people of Puerto Rico, of loans made
by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to the agricul-
tural credit corporations of the island of Puerto Rico, and for
other purposes", approved October 21, 1932.
Mr. Pesquera; Committee on Insular Affairs, 2193.-Reported
back (H.Rept. 1976), 3419.
H.J .Res. 565--To provide for the maintenance of public order and
the protection of life and property in connection with the
Presidential inaugural ceremonies in i933.
Mrs. Norton; Committee on the District of Columbia, 2193.-
Reported back (H.Rept. 1925), 2722.-Debated, 3545.-Amended
and passed House, 3546.-Passed Senate (in lieu of S.J.Res.
236), 3592.-Examined and signed, 3746, 3823.-Presented to
the President, 3863.-Approved [Public Resolution No. 52],
4551.
H.J.Res. 56~To amend the Revenue Act of 1932.
Mr. Ayres; Committee on Ways and Means, 2193.
H.J .Res. 567-To provide a 1-year suspension period on certain
debts.
Mr. Hancock of North Carolina; Committee on the Judiciary,
2243.
H.J.Res. 568-Authorizmg an appropriation for the expenses of
participation by the United States in the Third International
Conference on Private Aerial Law to be held in Rome, Italy,
in 1933.
Mr. Temple; Committee on Foreign Affairs, 2336.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 1950), 3052.
H.J.Res. 569-To repeal the Federal Reserve Act, and for other pur-
poses.
Mr. McFadden; Committee on Banking and Currency, 2452.
H.J.Res. 570-To provide for the quartering, in certain public
buildings in the District of Columbia, of troops participating
in the ~augural ceremonies.
Mr. Pou; Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, 2452.
H.J .Res. 571-Authorizing the granting of permits to the Com-
mittee on Inaugural Ceremonies on the occasion of the in-
auguration of the President-elect in March, 1933, and for other
purposes.
Mr. Pou; Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, 2452.
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H.J.Res. 572-To provide for further investigation of certain public- H.J.Res. 591-Pr-oposing an amendment to the Constitution of the
utility corporations engaged in interstate commerce. United States reducing the membership of the House of Rep.
Mr. Rayburn; Committee on Rules, 2452.-Passed House, 4640.- resentatives.
Referred to Senate Committee on Interstate and Foreign Com- Mr. Kennedy of Maryland; Committee on the Judiciary, 3581.
merce, 4653.-Reported back and passed Senate, 5450.-Ex-
amined and signed, 5466, 5538.-Presented to the President, H.J.Res. 592-Proposing an amendment to the Constitution relative
5539.-Approved (Public Resolution No. 65), 5658. to the operation of the eighteenth amendment.
Mr. Kennedy of Maryland; Committee on the Judiciary, 3581.
H.J.Res. 573-To extend the time during which the emergency ap-
propriation for Federal-aid highways shall be available for ex- H.J.Res. 593-Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the
penditure. United States authorizing Congress to fix the price of un-
Mr. Doxey; Committee on Roads, 2452. manufactured food products.
Mr. Campbell of Iowa; Committee on the Judiciary, 3653.
H.J.Res. 57~Relating to leave with pay for employees of the Gov-
ernment Printing Office. H.J .Res. 594-Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the
Mr. Fitzpatrick; Committee on Appropriations, 2452. United States relative to taxes on certain incomes.
Mr. Patman; Committee on the Jucllciary, 3735.
H.J.Res. 57~Authoriztng the fixing of grazing fees on lands within
national forests. H.J.Res. 59~Proposing a reduction in interest rates on Govern.
Mr. Buchanan; Committee on Agriculture, 2452. ment loans by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, or
any of its agencie1.
H.J.Res. 576-To limit the reductions in compensation applicable Mr. Fulmer; Committee on Banking and Currency, 3735.
to certain employees whose compensation for any month 1s
less than the monthly rate of compensation to which the H.J.Res. 596-Authorizing the President, under certain conditions,
Economy Act applies. to invite the participation of other nations in the Texas Cen-
Mr. Fitzpatrick; Committee on Expenditures in the Executive tennial Celebration, providing for the admlssion of their ex-
Departments, 2555. hibits, and for other purposes.
Mr. Kleberg; Committee on Ways and Means, 3735.-Reported
H.J.Res. 577-To provide for the return to the Philippine Islands back (H.Rept. 2005), 3918.-Debated, 4544.
of unemployed Fillpinos resident in the continental United
States, to authorize appropriations to accomplish that result, H.J .Res. 597-To provide appropriations to carry into effect the
and for other purposes. act entitled "An act to authorize the distribution of Govern-
Mr. Dickstein; Committee on Immigration and Naturalization, ment-owned cotton to the American National Red Cross and
2641.-Reported back (H.Rept. 1926), 2722. other organizations for relief of distress", approved February
8, 1933. :
H.J.Res. 578-To prohibit the restriction of Civil Service appoint- Mr. Buchanan; Committee on ,hppropriations, 3735.-Reported
ments to residents within areas less than a State, and for other back (H.Rept. 2000), 3917.-Passed House, 3863.-Passed Sen-
purposes. ate, 3845.-Examined and signed, 3862, 3917.-Presented to the
Mr. Hare; Committee on the Civil Service, 2723. President, 3991.-Approved (Public Resolution No. 51 J, 4551.
H.J .Res. 579-Authorizing free postage on mail matter sent by H.J .Res. 598-Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the
Grace Coolidge. United states.
Mr. Treadway; Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads, Mr. Christopherson; Committee on Election of President, Vice
2723. President, and Representatives in Congress, 3824.
H.J.Res. 580-To prohibit the exportation of arms or munitions of H.J .Res. 509-Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the
war from the United States under certain conditions. United States.
Mr. McReynolds; Committee on Foreign Affairs, 2943.-Reported Mr. Christopherson; Committee on Election of President, Vice
with amendment (H.Rept. 2040), 4209.-Leave to file minority President and Representatives in Congress, 3991.
report, 4845.
H.J .Res. 600-To investigate all gas and oil leases entered into by
H.J.Res. 581-Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the the council of the Seneca Nation of Indians, Cattaraugus In-
United States restricting the power of States to tax money dian Reservation, in the State of New York.
and debts. Mr. Cooke; Committee on Rules, 4106.
Mr. Gillen; Committee on the Judiciary, 3052.
H.J.Res. 601-To create a commission to investigate and study
H.J.Res. 582-Authoriztng the President, under certain conditions, problems with respect to the Indians in Alaska.
to invite the participation of other nations in the Texas Cen- Mr. Sirovich; Committee on Indian Affairs, 4210.
tenmal Celebration, providing for the admission of their ex-
hibits, and for other purposes. H.J.Res. 602-Providing for an investigation and study of problems
Mr. Kleberg; Committee on Ways and Means, 3052. with respect to the Indians in Alaska.
Mr. Sirovich; Committee on Rules, 4210.
H.J.Res. 583-To provide for a change of site of the Federal build-
ing to be constructed at Binghamton, N.Y. · H.J .Res. 603-Interpreting section 11 of the Merchant Marine Act,
Mr. Mead: Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, 3052.- 1920, as amended.
Reported back (H.Rept. 1964), 3M2.-Passed House, 4535.- Mr. Horr; Committee on Merchant Marine, Radio, and Fisheries,
Referred to Senate Committee on Public Buildings and 4297.
Gl'ounds. 4567.-Reported back (S.Rept. 1290), 4874.-Passed H.J.Res. 60~To present thanks of Congress and a gold Med.a l of
Senate, 4875, 4876.-Examtned and signed, 5012, 5061.-Pre- Honor to Mrs. W. F. Cross, of Miami, Fla.
sented to the President, 5061.-Approved [Public Resolution Mr. McSwain; Committee on Military Aff'airs, 4554.
No. 60]. 5657.
H.J.Res. 60~Relating to leave with pay earned by certain civilian
H.J.Res. 58~Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the employees of the United States Government prior to June 30,
United States. 1932.
Mr. Swanson; Committee on Ways and Means, 3138. Mr. Curry; Co~ttee o:n Expenditures in the Executive Depart·
H.J.Res. 58~Authorizing the erection in the Department of State ments, 4554.
Building of a memorial to the American diplomatic and con- H.J.Res. 606-To provide for an investigation Into the alleged
sular officers who, while on active duty, lost their lives under activities of anarchists and to authorize a joint congressional
heroic or tragic circumstances. committee to conduct such investigation.
Mr. Lanham; Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, 3235. Mr. Dickstein; Committee on Rules, 4641.
H.J.Res. 586-Authorizing an annual appropriation for the expenses H.J.Res. 607-To convey the thanks of Congress to Mrs. W. F. Cross
of participation by the United States in the International for the prompt, heroic, and vigilant services rendered by her
Institute of Agriculture at Rome, Italy. in protecting the Ufe of President-elect Franklln D. Roosevelt,
Mr. McReynolds; Committee on Foreign Affairs, 3236.-Reported and to award a gold Medal of Honor therefor.
back (H.Rept. 2051), 4296. Mr. Green; Committee on Coinage, Weights, and Measures, 4641.
H.J.Res. 587-To provide protection and relief to farmers by aiding H.J .Res. 608-Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the
them to conserve and liquefy their mineral rights through United States.
recognized and established cooperative agencies engaged in Mr. Ramseyer; Committee on Election of President, Vice Prest·
the pooling of mineral rights underlying farm lands. dent, and Representatives in Congress, 4641.
Mr. Jones; Committee on Banking and Currency, 3236.
H.J .Res. 609-To make loans to foreign credit exchanges or insur-
H.J .Res. 588-Concerning the issuance of passport information. ance companies engaged in insuring accounts of American
Mr. Britten; Committee on Foreign Affairs, 3236. exporters.
H.J .Res. 589-To authorize the reduction of expenditures, and for Mr. McKeown; Committee on Banking and Currency, 4865.
other purposes. · H.J.Res. 610--To amend the Constitution of the United States.
Mr. Huddleston; Committee on Ways and Means, 3581. Mr. Lovette; Committee on the Judiciary, 4865.
H.J.Res. 590-To provide for an investigation of certain charges of H.J.Res. 611-To suspend the making of certain loans by the Re-
lobbying, influencing of the Congress and Members thereof, construction Finance Corporation as authorized by section 5
to obtain information to be used as a basis for legislation, of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act and by section
and for other purposes. 201 of the Emergency Relief and Construction Act of 1932.
Mr. Patman; Committee on Rules, 3550, 3581. Mr. Garber; Committee on Banking and Currency, 5062.
288
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H.J.Res. 612-To provide for further investigation of certain
public-utility corporations engaged in interstate commerce.
Mr. Mead; Committee on Rules, 5062.-Passed House, 5393.-
Passed Senate, 5487.-Examined and signed, 5596, 5653.-Pre-
sented to the President, 5666.-Approved [Public lil.esolution
No. 74].
H.J .Res. 613-To amend the act entitled "An act to remove existing
discriminations incident to certain land grants and to subject
them to the same conditions that govern other land grants of
their class", approved February 14, 1933.
Mr. Lea; Committee on In.terstate and Foreign Commerce, 5290.
HOUSE CONCURR~NT
H.Con.Res. 23-Authorizing the acceptance by the United States of H.Con.Res. 46-Authorizing the printing of additional copies of the
a bust of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
Reported back (H.Rept. 2083), 4641.
H.Con.Res. 40-To provide for the printing of additional copies of
the hearings held before the Committee on Ways and Means H.Con.Res. 47-Relating to Statuary Hall.
of the House of Representatives on House Joint Resolution 123,
relating to moratorium on foreign debts.
Mr. Collier; Committee on Printing, 42.-Reported back (H.Rept.
1785), 151.-Considered and agreed to, 146.-Referred to Sen-
ate Committee on Printing, 366.-Reported back, 366.-Con- H.Con.Res. 48--To print 2,000 copies of "Regulation of Stock
sidered and agreed to, 1181. -
H.Con.Res. 41-Authorizing a special committee to investigate t.nto
the facts and circumstances relating to the death of Esther
Louise Klein.
Mr. Dickstein; Committee on RUles, 77.
H.Con.Res. 42-Amending section 6 of the House concurrent resolu-
tion establishing the United States Roanoke Colony Com-
mission.
Mr. Warren; agreed to, 448.-Agreed to in Senate, 478.
H.Con.Res. 43-To declare the sense of Congress that member banks
of the Federal Reserve System shall not- furnish special pro-
tection for deposits made by States or political subdivisions
thereof.
Mr. Sirovich; Committee on Banking and Currency, 607.
H.Con.Res. 44-Providing for the consideration of the electoral
votes in joint session.
Mr. Rainey; considered and agreed to, 1216.-Senate concurs,
1295.-Tellers appointed, 1327, 1832, 3546.
H.Con.Res. 45-Proposing that the President of the United States
use his infiuence in the political situation that has arisen in
Cuba.
Mr. Fish; Committee on Foreign Affairs, 1712.
HOUSE RESOLUTIONS
H.Res. 295-Appointing a committee to inform the President that H.Res. 306--Continued
a quorum of each House has assembled.
Mr. Rainey; agreed to, 6.
H.Res. 296-Directing the Clerk of the House to inform the Senate
that a quorum of the House has appeared.
Mr. Collier; agreed to, 6.
H.Res. 297-Designating 12 o'clock m. as the daily meeting hour of
the House.
Mr. Pou; agreed to, 6.
H.Res. 298--Appointing Hon. Sam D. McReynolds, of Tennessee,
Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Affairs of the House.
Mr. Daughton; agreed to, 13.
H.Res. 299-Relative to the death of Senator Wesley L. Jones.
Mr. Johnson of Washington; agreed to, 35.
H.Res. 300-Relative to the death of Representative J. Charles
Linthicum.
Mr. Goldsborough; agreed to, 36.
H.Res. 301-Relative to the death of Representative Henry St. George
Tucker.
Mr. Montague; agreed to, 36.
H.Res. 302-Relative to the death of Representative James C. H.Res. 311-For the consideration of H.R. 11685, a bill authorizing
McLaughlin.
Mr. Mapes; agreed to, 36.
H.Res. 303-Relative to the death of Representative Charles A.
Karch.
Mr. Rainey; agreed to, 36.
H.Res. 304-Relative to the death of Senator Charles W. Waterman.
Mr. Eaton of Colorado; agreed to, 36.
H.Res. 305--Favoring a reduction in grazing fees on lands within
national forests. · H.Res. 313-To pay Ide Early, son of William Early, 6 months'
Mr. Taylor of Colorado; Committee on Agriculture, 41.
H.Res. 306--To print as a House document the letter from the
Secretary of War transmitting a report of the Chief of Engi-
neers for the development of Neuse River, N.C.
LXXVI--375
RESOLUTION~ .612-616
H.J .Res. 614-Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the
United States providing for the method of amending it.
Mr. Thatcher; Committee on the Judiciary, 5290.
H.J.Res. 615--Proposing a method of amending the Constitution
of the United States by establishing constitutional majority
rule.
Mr. Kelly of Pennsylvania; Committee on the Judiciary, 5415.
H.J.Res. 616--To continue the Joint Committee on Veterans'
Benefits.
Mr. McDuffie; Committee on Rules, 5415.
RESOLUliONS 23-52
preliminary report of the Committee on Ways and Means rela-
tive to double taxation.
Mr. Vinson of Kentucky; Committee on Printing, 1779.
Mr. Luce; Committee on the Library, 3052.-Reported back (H.
Rept. 1957), 3235.-Debated, amended, and agreed to, 4533.-
Referred to Senate Committee on the Library, 4567.-Reported
back and Senate concurs, 4874.
Ownership in Public Utilities Other than Railroads."
Mr. Rayburn; Committee on Printing, 3487.
H.Con.Res. 49-Authorizing the Clerk of the House, in the enroll-
ment of H.R. 7522, to omit Senate amendments nos. 15 to 23,
inclusive.
Mr. Lea; agreed to, 4208.--Senate concurs, 4301.
H.Con.Res. 50-To authorize the printing of the first edition of the
Congressional Directory of the first session of the Seventy-
third Congress.
Mr. Stevenson; Committee on Printing, 4555.-Reported back (H.
Rept. 2084), 4624, 4641.-Agreed to, 4624.--Senate concurs,
4653.
H.Con.Res. 51-To provide for a study of radio broadcasting in the
United States and other countries to obtain information to
be used as a basis for legislation, and for other purposes.
Mr. Fulmer; Committee on Rules, 4767.
H.Con.Res. 52-Requiring Joint Committee on Printing to investi-
gate and report feasibility of using paper made from corn-
stalks for printing Congressional Record and other Federal
publications.
Mr. Gillen; Committee on Rules, 5415.
295-313
Mr. Mansfield; Committee on Printing, 41.-Reported with an
amendment (H.Rept. 1796), 526, 534.-Passed House as
amended, 526.
H.Res. 307-To print as a House document the letter from the
Secretary of War transmitting a report of the Chief of Engi-
neers for the development of the White River, Mo. and Ark.
1.\.!r. Mansfield; Committee on Printing, 41.
H.Res. 308--To print as a House document the letter from tha
· Secretary of War transmitting a report of the Chief of Engi-
neers for the development of the Columbia River and minor
tributaries.
Mr. Mansfield; Committee on Printing, 41.
H.Res. 309-Electing certain Members to the standing committees
of the House.
Mr. Snell; agreed to, 75.
H.Res. 310-Providing for the payment of 6 months' compensation
to the widow of Samuel T. Craig.
Mr. Lindsay; Committee on Accounts, 76.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 1786), 229.-Considered and agreed to, 205.
the Secretary of War to lease or to sell certain lands and
buildings known as Fort Schuyler, N.Y., to the city of New
York.
Mr. LaGuardia; Committee on Rules, 152.
H.Res. 312-Extending the time within which report shall be made
by special committee appointed pursuant to H.Res. 235.
Mr. Shannon; Committee on Rules, 152.-Reported back (H.Rept.
1788), 335, 362.-Considered and agreed to, 394.
compensation and an additional amount, not exceeding $250,
to defray funeral expenses of the said William Early.
Mr. Buckbee; Committee on Accounts, 153.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 1790), 475.
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H.Res. 314---Providing that all points of order be waived on cer-
tain sections of H.R. 13250, "A bili ·making appropriations for
the Treasury and Post Office Departments for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1934, and for other purposes."
Mr. Bankhead, from Committee on Rules (H.Rept. 1789), 362.-
Debated, 394.-Agreed to, 399.
H.Res. 315--Disapproving certain sections of the Executive order
dated December 9, 1932, pertaining to the act of September 7,
1916, and amendments thereto providing for compensation for
civilian injuries be transferred to Labor Department.
Mr. LaGuardia; Committee on Expenditures in the Executive
Departments, 363.
H.Res. 316-Disapproving certain sections of the Executive order
dated December 9, 1932, pertaining to the Longshoremen's
and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act and transfer of same
to Labor Department.
Mr. LaGuardia; Committee on Expenditures in the Executive
Departments, 363. · injury to the public grazing lands by preventina overgrazinoo
H.Res. 317-To disapprove of Executive order in creating the Divi-
sion of Public Works.
Mr. Dies; Committee on Expenditures in the Executive Depart-
ments, 363.
H.Res. 318---Authorizing the Committee on the Judiciary to in-
vestigate the oflicial conduct of Herbert Hoover, President of
the United States.
Mr. McFadden; ordered to lie on the table, 399.
H.Res. 319-Appointing certain Members to standing committees
of the House.
Mr. Collier; agreed to, 402, 403.
H.Res. 320---Relative to the death of Representative Daniel E. Gar-
rett, of Texas.
Mr. Jones; agreed to, 414.
H.Res. 321-Disapproving part of the Executive order dated Decem-
ber 9, 1932.
Mr. Mansfield; Committee on Expenditures in the Executive De-
partments: 476.
H.Res. 322-Electing certain Members to standing committees of
the House of R:epresentatives.
Mr. Ragon; agreed to, 532.
H.Res. 323-Disapproving the Executive order of December 9, 1932,
which transfer or change any of the duties and responsibilities
of the Chief of Engineers, Corps of Engineers, or of the officers
of the Corps of Engineers, United States Army.
Mr. Mansfield; Committee on Expenditures in the Executive De-
partments, 534.
H.Res. 324---For the relief of Delbert E. Libbey.
Mr. Woodruff; Committee on Accounts, 607.
li.Res. 325-Providing for the payment of 6 months' compensation
to the widow of Sigismond G. Boernstein.
Mr. Wolcott; Committee on Accounts, 607.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 1804), 745, 816.-Considered and agreed to, 745.
H.Res. 326-Requesting the retention of troops heretofore sta-
tioned at Fort D. A. Russell.
Mr. Thomason; Committee on Military Affairs, 607.
H.Res. 327-To place a tax on private and governmental securi-
ties of nations in default of their debts to the United States.
Mr. Britten; Committee on Rules, 666.
H.Res. 328-To pay to Harry Blaine Myers, husband of Marjorie
Gay Myers, late an employee of the House, an amount equal
to 6 months' compensation of the said Marjorie Gay Myers.
Mr. Kopp; Committee on Accounts, 719.-Reported back (H.Rept.
1819) , 1360, 1395.-Considered and agreed to, 1360.
H.Res. 329-Investigating farm lobbyists.
Mr. Hart; Committee on Rules, 816.
H.Res. 330---Disapproving transfer of the Federal Board for Vo-
cational Education.
Mr. Connery; Committee on Expenditures in the Executive De-
partments, 816.
H.Res. 331-To pay to Martha H. Miller, daughter of Thomas M.
Holt, late an employee of the House, an amount equal to 1
year's compensation of the said Thomas M. Holt.
Mr. Murphy; Committee on Accounts, 870.
H.Res. 332-Disapproving the transfer of the General Land Office
from the Department of the Interior to the Department of
Agriculture.
Mr. Eaton of Colorado; Committee on Expenditures in the
Executive Departments, 869:
H.Res. 333-Relative to the adjournment of the House from Fri-
day, December 23, to Tuesday, December 27, 1932.
Mr. Rainey; agreed to, 920, 921.
H.Res. 334---Disapproving Executive orders incorporated in House
Document No. 493, Seventy-second Congress, second session.
Mr. Cochran of Missouri; Committee on Expenditures in the
Executive Departments, 1019.-Reported back (H.Rept. 1833),
1435.-Made special order (H.Res. 350), 2103-2109.-Debated,
2110-2126.-Agreed to, 2126.
H.Res. 335--Requesting information as to the activities of the
Reconstruction Finance Corporation from February to July,
1932, inclusive.
Mr. Howard; Committee on Banking and Currency, 1019.-Re-
ported back (H.Rept. 1820), 1394.-Debated, 1360, 1361.-
Agreed to, 1362.
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H.Res. 336-To authorize the Committee on the Judiciary of the
House of Representatives to make an investigation of the costs
of the material used in the manufacture of major farm im-
plements, and for other purposes.
Mr. Garber; Committee on Rules, 1100. .
H.Res. 337-Relative to the adjournment of the House from Fri-
day, December 30, 1932, until Tuesday, January 3, 1933.
Mr. Rainey; agreed to, 1080.
H.Res. 338---Relative to a recess of the House for the purpose of
counting the electoral vote.
Mr. Rainey; agreed to, 1217.
H.Res. 339-For the consideration of H.R. 13991, a bill to aid ag-
rlculture and relieve existing national economic emergency.
Mr. Jones; Committee on Rules, 1257.-Reported back (H.Rept.
1817), 1295, 1296.-Debated, 1338--1346.-Agreed to, 1346.
H.Res. 340---For the consideration of H.R. 11816, a bill to stop
and soil deterioration, to provide for their ord~rly use, im~
provement, and development, to stabilize the livestock in-
dustry dependent upon the public range, and for other
purposes.
Mr. Evans of Montana; Committee on Rules, 1326.
H.Res. 341-Relative to the death of Hon. Calvin Coolidge late
President of the United States. '
Mr. Snell; considered and agreed to, 1354.
H.Res. 342-Providing for the payment of 6 months' compensation
to the widow of William J. Curry.
Mr. O'Connor; Committee on Accounts, 1396.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 1835), considered, and agreed to, 14:30.
H.Res. 343-Relative to expenses of conducting investigation au-
thorized by H.Res. 235. ·
Mr. Shannon; Committee on Accounts, 1395.-Reported beck
(H.Rept. 1837), considered, and agreed to, 1481.
H.Res. 344-0n the death of Hon. Robert R. Butler, a Representa-
tive from the State of Oregon.
Mr. Hawley; agreed to, 1435.
H.Res. 345-0n the death of Hon. Samuel A. Kendall, a Re~!'e­
sentative from the State of Pennsylvania.
Mr. Temple; agreed to, 1435.
H.Res. 346-Providing for the payment of 1 year's salary to the
widow of Frank Hazel Barto.
Mr. Wolverton; Committee on Accounts, 1436.-Reported with
amendment (H.Rept. 1836), considered, and agreed to as
amended, 1480.
H.Res. 347-Providing for the printing of 1,000 copies of the hear-
ings relative to "agricultural adjustment program."
Mr. Jones; Committee on Printing, 1435.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 1854), considered, and agreed to, 1615.
H.Res. 348--Providing for the payment of 6 months' salary to the
daughter of Thomas H. Holt.
Mr. Murphy; Committee on Accounts.-Reported back (H.Rept.
1864), 1833.-Considered and agreed to, 1803.
H.Res. 349-Providing for the consideration of S. 5160, an act to
provide for loans to farmers for crop production and harvest-
ing during the year 1933, and for other purposes.
:Mr. Bankhead, from Committee on Rules (H.Rept. 1838), 1481.-
Laid on the table (S. 5160; H.J.Res. 529), 1899.
H.Res. 350---For the consideration of H.Res. 334, a resolution dis-
approving the several Executive orders grouping, coordi-
nating, and consolidating certain executive and administra-
tive agencies of the Government.
Mr. Cochran of Missouri; Committee on Rules.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 1860), 1756, 1778.-Debated, 2103-2109, 2126.-Agreed
to, 2109.
H.Res. 351-Requesting the President to submit reports to the
House of Representatives in regard to certain loans made by
the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
Mr. Fish; Committee on Banking and Currency, 1834.
H.Res. 352-Authorizing appointment of special committee for the
purpose -of investigating the alleged failure of the executives
of the various departments of the pnited States, their subordi-
nates, and other officials to carry out and enforce the provi-
sions of Public Act No. 798, Seventy-first Congress, approved
March 3, 1931, entitled "An act relating to the rate of wages
for laborers and mechanics employed on public buildings of
the United States and the District of Columbia by contractors
and other subcontractors, and for other purposes."
Mr. Bland; Committee on Rules, 1834.
H.Res. 353-Directing the Committee on the Judiciary to investi-
gate the official conduct of Herbert Hoover, President of the
United States.
Mr. McFadden, 1965.-Laid on the table (H.Res. 318), 1969.
H.Res. 354-Authorizing the Committee on Immigration and Natu-
ralization and the subcommittees thereof to sit during the
sessions on Thursday, ·January 19, 1933.
Mr. Dickstein; agreed to, 2031.
H.Res. 355--To print as a House document the report of the power
needs of the District of Columbia.
Mr. Cannon; ComnHttee on Printing, 2065.
H.Res. 356--Lim.iting funeral expenses for Members of Congress.
Mr. Morehead; Committee on Accounts, 2127.
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H.Res. 357-Dlrectlng that the pamphlet entitled " The Use of
Alcohol as an Essential Chemical in the Arts, Sciences, and
Industries " be printed as a House document.
Mr. Boylan; Committee on Printing, 2127.
H.Res. 358-Requesting the United States fiags to be fiown at half
staff during certain hours.
Mr. Treadway; Committee on Accounts, 2193.
H.Res. 359-0pposing the letting of new air mall contracts or re-
newals or extensions of existing contracts until the committee
authorized by the House of Representatives submits its report.
Mr. Mead; Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads, 2193.-
Reported with amendments (H.Rept. 1956), 3235.-Debated,
4538.
H.Res. 360--Extending the time within which the special commit-
tee investigating Government competition with private enter-
prise shall report to the House.
Mr. Shannon; agreed to, 2212.
H.Res. 361-Electing Martin Dies, of Texas, a member of the stand-
ing Committee of the House on Coinage, Weights, and Meas-
ures.
Mr. Rainey; agreed to, 2212.
H.Res. 362-Providing for a recess on February 17, 1933, for the
purpose of holding memorial services.
Mr. Morehead; agreed to, 2237.
H.Res. 363-Requesting the different States to hold in abeyance
proceedings of foreclosures of farm mortgages.
Mr. Kleberg; Committee on the Judiciary, 2336.
H.Res. 364-Providing that on Friday, January 27, 1933, the House
hold an evening session for the consideration of b1lls on the
Private Calendar.
Mr. Rainey; agreed to, 2328.
H.Res. 365--Providing that on Monday, January 30, 1933, the House
shall consider business in order under clause 3, rule XIII
(Consent Calendar), and clauses 1, 2, and 3 of rule xxvn
(suspension of rules) .
Mr. Rainey; agreed to, 2328.
H.Res. 366-Providing for the consideration, on February 2, 1933,
of bills on the Private Calendar.
Mr. Rainey; agreed to, 2778. ·
H.Res. 367-Authorizing the printing of the Rules and Manual of
the House of Representatives for the Seventy-third Congress.
Mr. Stevenson; Committee on Printing, 2943.-Reported back
(H.Rept. 2085), 4624, 4641.-Agreed to, 4624.
H.Res. 368-Providing for the investigations of the political activi-
ties of all organizations, foundations, endowments, and asso-
ciations which attempt to infiuence political opinion and
political action with reference to the foreign policy of the
United States.
Mr. Tinkham; Committee on Rules, 3343.
H.Res. 369-Providing for the consideration of H.R. 13918, a bill
to extend the operation of the act entitled "An act for the
temporary relief of water users on irrigation projects con-
structed and operated under the reclamation law", approved
April 1, 1932.
Mr. Pou, from Committee on Rules (H.Rept. 1973), 3386.
H.Res. 370-Provlding that on Thursday, February 9, 1933, an eve-
ning session be held to consider bl.lls on the Private Calendar.
Mr. Rainey; agreed to, 3546.
H.Res. 371-Providing that on Wednesday, February 8, 1933, after
the counting of the electoral votes, it shall be in order to
consider bills on the Private Calendar.
:Mr. Rainey; agreed to, 3580.
H.Res. 372-Providing for the consideration, on Thursday, Feb-
ruary 9, 1933, of bills on the Private Calendar.
Mr. Rainey; agreed to, 3638.
H.Res. 373-Providing for the consideration of H.R. 13520, an act
making appropriations for the Treasury and Post Office De-
partments for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1934, and for
other purposes.
Mr. Buchanan; Committee on Ru1es, 3735.-Reported back (H.
Rept. 1990), 3735.-Agreed to, 3800.
H.Res. 374-Providing for the consideration, on Friday, February
10, 1933, of bills on the Private Calendar.
Mr. Rainey; agreed to, 3733.
H.Res. 375--To investigate the conduct o! George Z. Medalle,
United States attorney for the southern district of New York.
Mr. Dickstein; Committee on Ru1es, 3824.-Remarks, 3818.
H.Res. 376-AutJ:iorizing the printing of additional copies of the
report (H.Rept. No. 1985) on Government competition with
private enterprisas.
Mr. Shannon; Committee on Printing, 3824.-Reported back (H.
Rept. 1985), 4101, 4105.-Debated, amended, and agreed to,
4101.
H.Res. 377-To provide for the consideration of certain provisions
in connection with H.R. 14643, the District of Columbia appro-
priation bill for the fiscal year 1934.
:Mr. Cannon; Committee on Rules, 3918.
H.Res. 378-Providing for the consideration of S. 417, an act to
provide a government fOl' American Samoa.
Mr. Beedy; Committee on Rules, 3991.-Reported back (H.Rept.
2017) , 4062, 4105.-Debated and agreed to as amended, 4926.
357-398
H.Res. 37~Providing that on Thursday, February 16, 1933, it
shall be in order to move that the House hold an evening
session for consideration of bills on the Private Calendar.
Mr. Rainey; agreed to, 4062.
H.Res. 380--Providing for the consideration of S. 475, an act to
provide for the establishment of the Everglades National Park
In the State of Florida. and for other purposes.
Mr. Yon; Committee on Rules, 4106.
H.Res. 381-Authorizing the closing of the House restaurant and
the House barber shop.
Mr. Summers of Washington; Committee on Accounts, 4106.
H.Res. 382-Providing for the consideration of an act relating to
medicinal liquor.
Mr. Celler; Committee on Rules, 4210.-Reported back (H.Rept.
2048), 4253, 4296.-Debated, 4937.-Agreed to, 4939.
H.Res. 383-For the consideration of H.R. 8167, a b111 to authorize
payment of farm-loan mortgages with bonds issued by the
mortgagee banks, and for other purposes.
Mr. Hare; Committee on Rules, 4297.
H.Res. 384-Providing for the consideration of H.R. 14302, a bill to
provide for the creation of Morristown National Historical
Park iiLthe State of New Jersey, and for other purposes.
Mr. Stewart; Committee on Rules, 4297.-Reported back (H.Rept.
2066). 4425, 4452.
H.Res. 385--Relative to the death of Hon. Godfrey G. Goodwin, a
Representative from the State of Minnesota.
Mr. Christgau; agreed to, 4277.
H.Res. 38~Providing for the consideration of H.R. 8378, a bill to
make it a crime to advocate or promote the overthrow of the
Government of the United States by force and violence.
Mr. Tarver; Committee on Rules, 4297.-Reported back (H.Rept.
2092). 4767.
H.Res. 387-Respecting charges against Ron. Harold Louderback,
district judge for the northern district of California.
Mr. McKeown; Committee on the Judiciary, 4376.-Reported
back (H.Rept. 2065), 4375.-Debated, 4913.-8ubstitute agreed
to, 4925.
H.Res. 388-Providing for the payment of not to exceed $200 for
additional clerical services in the enrolling room.
Mr. Warren; agreed to, 4425.
H.Res. 38~Providing for the consideration, on Thursday, Febru-
ary 23, 1933, of bills on the Private Calendar.
Mr. Rainey; agreed to, 4452.
H.Res. 390-Authorizlng the appointment of a committee to inves-
tigate the l)arnings and expenditures of the National Dread-
casting Co. and the Columbia Broadcasting System.
Mr. McFadden; Committee on Rules, 4554.
H.Res. 391-Relative to debate on the motion of Mr. Byrns to
recede and concur with an amendment in Senate No. 14 to the
bill H.R. 13520.
Mr. Byrns; agreed to, 4590, 4595.
H.Res. 392-For the consideration of H.R. 14689, a bill to provide
for the postponement of the payment of installments due on
loans made by the Federal land banks, and for other purposes.
Mr. Steagall; Committee on Rules, 4641.-Reported back (H.Rept.
2104)' 4845, 4865.
H.Res. 393-Providing for the consideration of S. 5417, an act to
extend the operation of the act entited "An act for the
temporary relief of water users on irrigation projects con-
structed and operated under the reclamation law"~ approved
April 1, 1932.
Mr. Driver, from Committee on Rules (H.Rept. 2093), 4766,
4767.-Debated, 5142.-Agrecd to, 5146.
H.Res. 394--Authorizing the Federal Trade Commission to investi-
gate practices of the American Tobacco Co., the P. Lorillard
Co., the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., the Liggett & Myers
Tobacco Co., and the Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
Mr. Celler; Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, 4767.
H.Res. 395--Authorizlng the Federal Trade Commission to investi-
gate practices of the American Tobacco Co., the P. Lorillard
Co., the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., the Liggett & Myers
Tobacco Co., and the Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
Mr. Reed of New York; Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce, 4865.
H.Res. 39~Providing for the consideration of Senate Joint Resolu-
tion 256, a joint resolution authorizing the Comptroller of the
Currency to exercise with respect to national banking associa-
tions powers which State officials may have with respect to
State banks, savings banks, and/or trust companies under
State laws.
Mr. Bankhead, from Committee on Rules (H.Rept. 2132), 4948,
4956.-Considered and agreed to, 5022.
H.Res. 397-Providing for the consideration of S. 5122, "An act to
provide for the purchase and sale of cotton under the super-
vision of the Secretary of Agriculture."
Mr. Bankhead, from Committee on Rules (H.Rept. 2105), 4845,
4865.-Debated, 5247 .-Agreed to as amended, 5255.
H.Res. 398.-Providing for consideration of b1lls on the Private Cal·
endar, evening session, March 1, 1933.
Mr. Rainey; agreed to, 5021.
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H.Res. 399-Protesting ag3.inst the activities of Sir Ronald Lind-
say.
Mr. McFadden; Committee on the Jud1c1ary, 5027, 5062.
H.Res. 40~Author1zing the Committee on the Judiciary to investi-
gate the subject of bail-bond forfeitures.
Mr. McKeown; Committee on Rules, 5062.
H.Res. 401-Calling for a report concerning the transfer of non-
Civil Service employees in the Federal Government into classi-
fied Civil Service positions between the dates of November 8,
1932, and March 4, 1933.
Mr. Romjue; Committee on Ru1es, 5188.
H.Res. 402-Authorizing Hatton W. Sumners, Gordon Browning,
Malcolm C. Tarver, Fiorello H. LaGuan:Ua, and Charles I.
Sparks to conduct impeachment hearings against Harold
Louderback, United States district judge, before the bar of the
Senate.
Mr. Sumners of Texas; considered and. agreed. to, 6177.
292
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H.Res. 40~otifying the Senate that the House of Representatives
has impeached Harold Louderback, United States district judge.
Mr. Sumners of Texas; considered and agreed to, 5178.
H.Res. 404--To provide for the appointment of a special committee
for the remainder of the Seventy-second Congress.
Mr. LaGuardia; Committee on Rules, 5415.
li.Res. 405-Requesting the Senate to return to the House of Rep-
resentatives the bill (H.R. 11035) for the rellef of Price Huff.
Mr. May; agreed to, 5422.
H.Res. 406--Relative to the death of Bon. Thomas J. Walsh, a
Senator from the State of Montana.
Mr. Rainey; agreed to, 6425.
H.Res. 407-Requesting the President to pardon certain persons
confined in Federal penal institutions.
Mr. McLeod; Committee on the Judiciary, 5425.
H.Res. 408--Extending the thanks of the House to Bon. John Nance
Garner.
Mr. Snell; agreed to, 5665.