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Congressional Record-Senate 3073 1949 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE 3073 Also, memorial of the Legislature of the 323. By Mr. TOWE: Petitions of 67 resi­ way for our God~ May our free land Territory of Alaska, urging the appropriation dents of Closter, N. J., and 77 residents of throned in richness between the seas, of funds for the improvement of the Ketchi­ Fairview and Cliffside, N. J., urging repeal of coming to the kingdom for such a time kan, Alaska, waterfront; to the Committee on the 20-percent excise tax on toilet goods; to Appropriations. the Committee on Ways and Means. as this, dedicate her privilege and her Also, memorial of the Legislature of the 324. By the SPEAKER: Petition of J . E. might as the servants of the spiritual Territory of Alaska, urging that Congress au­ Allen, secretary, District of Columbia Society life of this people and as the foe of thorize the Alaska Road Commission, when of the Sons of the American Revolution, tyranny and the bulwark of liberty in engaged in surfacing or hard-topping any Washington, D. C., petitioning consideration all the earth. -In the Redeemer's name highway that enters a town, to continue said of their resolution with reference to the Dis­ we ask it. Amen. surfacing and hard-topping of said highway placed Persons Act and vigorously urging within the corporate limits of said town; to that no further impairment or deterioration THE JOURNAL the Committee on Public Lands. of our immigration laws be made by general On request of Mr. LUCAS, and by unani­ Also, memorial of the legislature Of the or special legislation, unused quotas, Execu­ mous consent, the reading of the Journal Territory of Alaska, urging that a study be tive orders, or otherwise; to the Committee made with the view of establishing an insti­ on the Judiciary. of the proceedings of Wednesday, March tution in Alaska for Alaska's insane; to the 325. Also, petition of John C. Snowhook, 23, 1949, was dispensed with. Committee on Public Lands. Santa Monica, Calif., petitioning considera­ MESSAGES FROM THE 'PRESIDENT­ Also, memorial of the Legislature of the tion of his resolution with reference to his APPROVAL OF A BILL Territory of Alaska, urging the enactment of proposed law for the protection of the Treas­ legislation to empower the United States ury on mints and our citizens; to the Com­ Messages in writing from the President Supreme Court to make the Federal R~les mittee on Banking and Currency. of the United States were communicated of Civil Procedure applicable to Alaska; to 326. Also, petition of Anthony Vazzana, to the Senate by Mr. Miller, one of his the Committee on the Judiciary. clerk, Lorain City Council, Lorain, Ohio, peti­ secretaries, and he announced that on Also, memorial of the Legislature of the tioning consideration of their resolution with reference to approving the General Pulaski's March 23, 1949, the President had ap­ Territory of Hawaii, memorializing the Pres­ proved and signed the act (S. 634) to ident and the Congress of the United States Memorial Day resolution now pending in to proceed with the utmost expedition in the Congress; to the Committee on the Judiciary. authorize payment of certain claims for construction of a Federal building in Wai­ 327. Also, petition of Charles H. Nutting, damage to or loss or destruction of prop­ luku, Maui; to the Committee on Public secretary, Fifth Congressional District Town­ erty and personal injury arising from ac­ Works. send clubs, Daytona Beach, Fla., asking _that tivities of the Army. a uniform national insurance program be enacted; to the Committe.e on Ways and MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS Means. A messag€ from the House of Repre­ Under clause 1 of rule XXII, private 328. Also, petition of Jean Boyce Harber sentatives, by Mr. Chaffee, one of its and others, Miami, Fla., asking for the reading clerks, announced that the House bills and resolutions were introduced and passage of H . R. 2135 and 2136, known as the severally referred as follows: Townsend plan; to the Committee on Ways had disagreed to the amendment of the By Mr. DONDERO: and Means. Senate to the bill CH. R. 1731) to extend H. R. 3768. A bill for the relief of Mrs. 329. Also, petition of W. F. Jury and others, certain provisions of the Housing and JliSta G. Vda. de Guido, Belen de Guido, Miami, Fla., asking for the passage or· H. R. Rent Act of 1947, as amended, and for Mulia de Guido, and Oscar de Guido; to the 2135 and 2136, known as the Townsend plan; other ·purposes; agreed to the conference Committee on the Judiciary. to the Committee on Ways and Means. asked by the Senate on the disagreeing By Mr. GRANGER.: 330. Also, petition of Mrs. Rose Koons and votes of the two Houses thereon, and H. R. 3769. A bill for the relief of Doris M. others, Tampa, Fla., asking for the passage that Mr. SPENCE, Mr. BROWN of Georgia, Faulkner; to the Committee on the Judi- of H. R. 2135 and 2136, known as the Town­ ciary. send plan; to the Committee on Ways and Mr. PATMAN, Mr. MONRONEY, Mr. WOL­ By Mr. KLEIN: Means. COTT, Mr. GAMBLE, and Mr. KUNKEL were H. R. 3770. A bill for the relief of Mrs. 331. Also, petition of Mrs. Mathilda Mc­ appointed managers on the part of the Helen B. Kolodkin; to the Committee on the Naughten and others, Miami, Fla., asking for House at the conference. Judiciary. the passage of H. R. 2135 and 2136, known as The message also announced that the H. R. 3771. A bill for the relief of Mrs. the Townsend plan; to the Committee on House had disagreed to the amendments Marie Gulbenkian; to the Committee on the Ways and Means. Judiciary. of the Senate to the bill <H. R. 2101) to 332. Also, petition of Leroy A. Clark and authorize the Regional Agricultural By Mr. McDONOUGH: others, Miami, Fla., asking for the passage H. R. 3772. A bill for the relief of Mrs. of H. R. 2135 and 2136, known as the Town­ Credit Corporation of Washington, D . C., Ethel Cavanaugh; to the Committee on the send plan; to the Committee on Ways and to make certain disaster or emergency Judiciary. Means. loans, and for other purposes; agreed to By Mr. TAURIELLO: 333. Also, petition of W. A. Bloom and the conference asked by the Senate en H. R. 3773. A bill for the relief of Boleslaw others, Tampa, Fla., asking for the passage Tadeusz Szczanowski; to the Committee on the disagreeing votes of the two Houses of H. R. 2135 and 2136, known as the Town­ thereon, and that Mr. COOLEY, Mr. the Judiciary. send plan; to the Committee on Ways and Means. GRANGER, Mr. PACE, Mr. HOPE, and Mr. AUGUST H. AKDRESEN were appointed PETITIONS, ETC. managers on the part of the House at Under clause 1 of rule XXII, petitions the conference. and papers were laid on the Clerk's desk SENATE REPORT OF RAILROAD RETIREMENT and referred as follows: BOARD 319. By Mr. ELSTON: Petition of Ben Irvin THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1949 Torf and 37 other residents of Cincinnati, The VICE PRESIDENT laid before the Ohio, and vicinity, urging repeal of the 20- (Legislative day of Friday, March 18, Senate the fallowing message from the percent excise tax on toilet goods; to the 1949) President of the United States, which Committ ee on Ways and Means. was read, and, with the accompanying 320. By Mr. GOODWIN: Memorial of the The Senate met at 12 o'clock meridian, report, referred to the Committee on City Council of the City of Worcester, Mass., on the expiration of the recess. Labor and Public Welfare: requesting a proclamation by the President The Chaplain, Rev. Frederick Brown making October 11 General Pulaski's Memo­ Harris, D. D., offered the following To the Congress of the United States: rial Day; .to the Committee on the Judiciary. prayer: 321. By Mr. KEOGH: Petition requesting In compliance with the provisions of a courthouse building for the eastern district 0 God, before whom the long travail section 10 (b) (4) of the Railroad Retire­ of New York; to the Committee on Public of the passing centuries is wrought out, ment Act, approved June 24, 1937, and Works. and who hast ushered us into this strange of section 12 (1) of the Railroad Unem­ 322. By Mr. LECOMPTE: Petition of Charles world where no good thing comes to its ployment Insurance Act, approved June B. Simpson and sundry other citizens of 25, 1938, I transmit herewith for the Ottumwa, Iowa, representing the United coronation save as we fulfill the condi­ Packinghouse Workers, expressing interest in tions of its coming, strengthen us for information of the Congress, the report S. 249, a bill to repeal the Fair Labor Stand­ the high enterprise of building here a of the Railroad Retirement Board for ards Act, and supporting 100-percent parity more decent habitation for Thy family. the fiscal year ended June 30, 1948. for farmers; to the Committee on Education Across the waste places use our frail and HARRY S. TRUMAN, and Labor. faltering hands to help throw up a high- THE WHITE HOUSE, March 24, 1949. 3074 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE MARCH 24 DISPOSITION OF EXECUTIVE PAPERS evening and endeavor to complete action committee for the following purpose and under the following conditions: The PRESIDENT pro tempore laid be­ on the bill, after which we will tal{e a recess until Monday. I make that an­ I will undertake to present to the com­ fore the Senate a letter from the Archi­ mittee what I consider wholly undeniable vist of the United States, transmitting, nouncement now so that Senators will proof of serious misconduct in Bureau opera­ pursuant to law, a list of papers and doc­ understand what the program is.
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