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HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES Struction of a Bridge Across the Ohio River at E /<tongressional _1Rrcord United States PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE CONGRESS, FIRST SESSION of America 77th H. R. 1824. An act to authorize the con­ H. R. 4221. An act for the relief of Charlotte HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES struction of a bridge across the Ohio River at E. Hunter; · or near Cannelton, Perry County, Ind.; H. R. 4239. An act to carry to the surplus FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1941 H. R. 2006. An act for the relief of Ben fund of the Treasury certain trust funds de­ Torian and Joe J. McDonald; rived from compensating taxes collected pur­ The House met at 12 o'clock noon. H. R. 2684. An act granting the consent of suant to section 15 (e) of title I of the act of The Chaplain, Rev. James Shera Mont­ Congress to the Highway Department of May 12, 1933 (48 Stat. 40), as amended, u pon gomery, D. D., offered the following Davidson County, of the State of Tennessee, certain articles coming into the United to construct, maintain, and operate a free States; and prayer: highway bridge across Cumberland River at H. J. Res. 145. Joint resolution authorizing Our Father's God, a refuge for all the a point approximately 1% miles below Clees the Federal Security Administrator to permit oppressed, to Thee we lift our hearts in Ferry, connecting a belt-line highway in the American Red Cross to construct needed Davidson County, State of Tennessee, known recreational buildings on the St. Elizabet hs prayer. Impress us that whatsoever a as the Old Hickory Boulevard; Hospital reservation. man soweth that shall he also reap; every H. R. 2766. An act to extend the t imes for seed brings forth its kind. Mistrust be­ commencing and completing the construction The message also announced that the gets mistrust, jealousy reveals jealousy, of a bridge across the St. Louis River at or Senate had adopted the following reso­ confidence inspires confidence, and love near the city of Duluth, Minn., and the city lution: bears its heavenly fruitage of love, the of Superior, Wis., and to amend the act of Senate Resolution 108 August 7, 1939, as amended, and for ot her divinest virtue of the human soul. Even Resolved, That the Senate has heard with the aggressive assault of hate floats away purposes; H. R . 2829. An act to extend the times for profound sorrow the announcement of the on the crest of the fountain of love. comm encing and completing the const ruc­ death Of Hon. ALONZO DILLARD FOLGER, late Blessed Lord, as we walk the streets of tion of a bridge across the Susquehanna River a Representat ive from t h e St ate of Nort h life, enable us to follow in these ways, at or near the city of Harrisburg, Pa.; Carolina. sustained and guided by the spirit of the H. R. 2830. An act to extend the times for Resolved, That a committee of two Sena­ Master, believing that the good in others commencing and completing the construction tors be appointed by the Vice President to of a bridge across the Susequehanna River join the committee appointed on the part floods our being with light and help. In­ of the House of Representatives to attend the spire us to dwell in the unity of peace and at or near the city of Middletown. Pa.; H. R. 3066. An act to amend an act to pro­ funeral of the deceased Representative. confidence, casting aside everything that vide for a Union Railroad Station in the Dis­ Resolved, That the Secretary communicate offends, transforming weakness into trict of Columbia, and for other purposes; these resolutions to t he House of Representa­ power and selfishness into cooperation. H. R. 3269. An act for the relief of Mary tives and transmit a copy thereof to the Breathe upon our Land the surge of com­ Fortune; family of the deceased. pulsion, of fortitude, of temperance, mak­ H. R. 3394. An act to authorize the Attorney Resolved, That, as a further mark of respect ing us a country of God-fearing and man­ General to grant easements to States over to the memory of the deceased Repre­ lands belonging to the United S tates under sentative, the Senate do now adjourn untU loving citizens. 0 Thou Christ, how Monday next. strong, how sovereign the manhood that his supervision and control; breathes Thy spirit, whose hand was H. R. 3682. An act granting the consent of The message also announced that pur­ Congress to the commissioners of Mahoning suant to the provisions of the above reso­ gloved with tenderness to wipe away the County, Ohio, to reconstruct, maintain, and publican's tears and strong enough to operate a free highway bridge across the Ma­ lution the Presiding Officer had appointed smite the Pharisee's self-righteousness. honing River in the village of Lowellville, Mr. BAILEY and Mr. REYNOLDS members Wilt Thou ha-sten the day when injustice Mahoning County, Ohio; of said committee on the part of the shall no more prevail, when mercy, truth, H. R. 3835. An act to exempt from internal­ Senate. and the spirit of brotherhood shall every­ revenue taxes, on the basis of reciprocity, The message also announced that the where abound. Be Thou a providence articles imported by consular officers and em­ Senate had passed bills and joint resolu­ ployees of foreign states for their persona~ tions of the following titles, in which the manifesting mercy in abundance to Thy or official use; children. Through Christ. Amen. H. R . 3869. An act to authorize the furnish­ concurrence of the House is requested: ing of steam from the Central Heating Plant S. 175. An act for the relief of William T. J. The Journal of the proceedings of yes­ to the District of Columbia; Ryan; terday was read and approved. H. R. 3974. An act to authorize the Admin­ S. 255. An act for the relief of August R.. MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE ist rator of the Federal Security Agency to Lundstrom; adopt an official seal, and for other purposes; S. 583. An act for the relief of Maj. Harold A message from the Senate, by Mr. H. R. 4036. An act to amend the D:strict of Sorenson; Baldridge, one of its clerks, announced Columbia Motor Vehicle Financial Responsi­ S. 702. An act to increase the number of that the Senate had passed without bility Act, approved May 3, 1935; cadets allowed at the United States Military amendment bills and a joint resolution H. R. 4057. An act to authorize the Federal Academy from the District of Columbia; Security Administrator to accept gifts for the S. 774. An act to authorize the Pennsyl­ of the House of the following titles: Freedmen's Hospital and to provide for the vania Railroad Co., by means of an underpass, H. R. 59. An act for the relief of special tax administration of such gifts; to cross New York Avenue NE., to extend, school districts Nos. 2, 3, 4, and 5, Broward H. R. 4063. An act to confer jurisdiction construct, maintain, and operate certain in­ County, Fla.; upon the Court of Claims to hear, determine, dustrial side tracks, and for other purposes; H. R. 198. An act for the relief of William and render judgment upon the claim of Her­ S. 853. An act for the relief of Frank and G. Sullivan; bert M. Gregory; Paulina Rublein and Mrs. Ethel Bowers; H. R. 224. An act for the relief of Antone H. R. 4065. An act for the relief of Martin S. 916. An act authorizing the Secretary of and Mary Lipka; F. Gettings; War to grant a revocable license to Guy A. H. R. 438. An act for the reliElf of Hughey H. R. 4083. An act to enlarge the powers of Thompson, trustee, Missouri Pacific Railroad ParSley; the property clerk of the Police Department Co., and successors in interest, to maintain H. R. 701. An act for the relief of the Allen­ of the District of Columbia to dispose of certain railroad trackage and station facilities ~wn Airport Corporation; property coming into h is possession; on Jefferson Barracks Military Reservation: LXXXVll--223 3525 3526 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-HOUSE MAY 2 S. 961. An act to extend the times for com­ ments of the Senate to the bill (H. R. next, after the reading of the Journal mencing and completing the construction of 3981) entitled "An act making appro­ and the disposition of matters on the a bridge across the Mississippi River at or priations for the Navy Department and Speaker's table and the legislative pro­ near Friar Point, Miss., and Helena, Ark.; S. 972. An act for the relief of John H. Bal­ the naval service for the fiscal year end­ gram of the day, I may be permitted to mat, Jr.; ing June 30, 1942, and for other pur­ address the House for 20 minutes. S. 1040. An act for the relief of Claude W. poses." The SPEAKER. Is there objection to LaSalle and the Dauterive Hospital; · ADJOURNMENT OVER the request of the gentleman from In­ S. 1045. An act to increase the earnings of Mr. COOPER. Mr. Speaker, I ask diana? the United States Government life-insurance There was no objection. fund and the national service life-insurance unanimous consent that when the House fund by expediting the investment of the adjourns today it adjourn to meet on THE LATE ARNO B. CAMMERER moneys thereof, and for other p.urposes; Monday next. Mr. SCRUGHAM. Mr. Speaker, I ask S. 1060. An act to extend the 6 months' The SPEAKER.
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