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SENATE 9709 Loss of Benefits, and Fat: Other Purposes (Rept 19$2. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.=... SENATE 9709 loss of benefits, and fat: other purposes (Rept. By Mr. OSMERS: PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS No. 2491). Ordered "to ·be· printed. H. R. 8548. A bill to establish a temporary Mr. McGRATH: Committee of conference. commission· to study ethical and · moral Under clause 1 of rule xxn, private H. R. 7313. A bill making appropriations for standards in the Federal Government; to the bills and resolutions were introduced and the legislative 'branch, for "the ·fiscal year Committee on Post Office and Civil Service. severally referred as follows: ending June 30, ·1953, and for other purposes By Mr. DONOHUE: By Mr. JAVITS (by request): (Rept. No. 2492). Ordered to be printed. H. R. 8549. A bill to establish a Federal H. R. 8564. A bill for the relief of Arthur Mr. DOUGHTON: Committee of confer­ Commission for the Physically Handicapped, Kalisz (Arthur KaUsch); to the Committee ence. H. R. 8271. A bill to amend section to define its duties, and for other purposes; on the Judiciary. 457 of the Internal Revenue Code (Rept. to the Committee on Education ,and Labor. By Mr. McCORMACK: No. 2493). Ordered to be printed. H. R. 8550. A bill to provide for the pay­ H. R. 8565. A bill for the relief of Harry Mr. CANNON: Committee of conference. ment of retroactive death pension to widows Clay Maull, Jr.; to the Committee on the H. R. 8370. A bfll making supplemental ap­ and children of veterans after 7 years' con­ Judiciary. · propriations for the fiscal year ending June tinued and unexplained absence; to the Com­ By Mr. SHELLEY: 30, 1953, and for other purposes (Rept. No. mittee on Veterans' Affairs. H. R. 8566. A bill for the relief of Cathryn 2494) • Ordered to be printed. H. R. 8551. A bill to establish corpora­ A. Glesener; to the Committee on the Mr. MAHON: Committee of conference. tions to assist financial institutions in mak­ Judiciary. H. R. 7391. A bill making appropriations ing credit available to commercial and in­ for the Department of Defense ·and related dustrial enterprises and to provide capital independent agencies for the fiscal year end­ for such enterprises; to the Committee on PETITIONS, ETC. ing June 30, 1953; and for other purposes Banking and Currency. Under clause 1 of rule XXII, petitions (Rept. No. 2495). Ordered to be printed.· H. R. 8552. A bill for the establishment of Mr. ENGLE: Committee of conference. and papers were laid on the Clerk's desk a Commission on Old-Age and Retirement and referred as follows: H. R. 2190. A bill to provide for the con­ Benefits; to the Committee on Ways and veyance to the town of Dedham, Maine, of Means. 790. By Mr. BRAY: Petition of 118 citizens a certain strip of land situated in such · H. R. 8553. A bill to prohibit discrimina­ of Greene County, Ind., in behalf of H. R. town and used as a road right-of-way (Rept. tion in employment because of race, creed, 2188, the Bryson bill; to the Committee on No. 2496). Ordered to be printed. color, national origin, or ancestry; to the Interstate and Foreign Commerce. Mr. CANNON~ Committee of conference. Committee on Education and Labor. 791. Also, petition of 338 citizens of Sul­ H. R. 7268. A bill making appropriations livan County, Ind., in behalf of H. R. 2188, for civil functions administered by the De­ H. R. 8554. A bill to authorize the Attorney the Bryson bill; to the Committee on Inter­ partment of the Army for the fiscal year General to conduct preference primaries for state S:nd Foreign Commerce. ending June 30, 1953, and for other pur­ nomination of candidates for President and 792. Also, petition of 11 members of the poses. (Rept. No. 2497). Ordered to be Vice President; to the Committee on House Women's Christian Temperance Union, First printed. Administration. · Christian Church, Sullivan, Ind., in behalf H. R. 8555. A bill to revise the Federal elec­ of H. R. 2188, the Bryson bill; to the Com­ tion lliws; to the Committee on House Ad- mittee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. PUBLIC BILLS-AND RESOLUTIONS ministration. 793. Also, petition · of 16 -members of the Under clause 3 of rule xxn, public H. R. 8556. A bill to provide supplement­ Alpha Bible Sunday School Class, Methodist ary unemployment compensation benefits in Church, Linton, Ind., in behalf of H. R. 2188, .bills and resolutions were introduced and certain cases to workers unemployed dur­ the Bryson bill; to the Committee on Inter­ 'severally referred' as follows: . ing the national emergency, and for ot~er state and Foreign Commerce. - By Mr. ELLIOTT: purposes; to the Committee on Ways and 7g4, Also, petition ·of 48 citizens of Gos­ · H. R. 8539. A bill to extend the Federal old­ Means. port, Ind., in behalf of H. R. 2188, the Bry­ age .and survivors insurance system.to people - H. R. 8557. A bill to authorize the natural­ son bill; to the Committee on Interstate ;'l_nd in agriculture, and for other · purposes; to ization of parents of veterans without re­ Foreign Commerce. the Committee on Ways and Means. gard to certain requirements of the natural­ 795. Also, petition .of 24 citizens of Brazil, By Mr. FURCOLO (by request): ization laws; to the Committee on the Ju­ Ind., tn behalf of H. R. 2188, the Bryson bill; H. R. 8540. A bill to amend the Social diciary. to the Committee on Interstate and Foreign Security Act, as amended; to the Committee H. R. 8558. A bill to enable States and Commerce. on Ways and Means. · their agencies and political subdivisions to 796. Also, petition of 28 citizens of New­ By Mr. HINSHAW·: . plan for the construction of public works; berry, Ind., in behalf of H. R. 2188, the Bry­ H. R. 8541. A bill to provide for Federal to the Committee on Public Works. son b111; to the Committee on Interstate and participation in t~e design, development, and H. R. ·8559. A bill -to prescribe policy and Foreign Commerce. service testing of jet transport aircraft in the proced'IJ,re in connection with construction 797. Also, petition-of 23 citizens of Ownes­ manner recommended by the Civil Aeronau­ contracts made by executive agencies, and vme, Ind., in behalf of H. R. 2188, the Bry­ tics Board, and for _,otHer purposes; to · the for other purposes; to the Committee on the son bill; to the Committee on Interstate and Committee on Interstate ·and Foreign Com­ Judiciary. Foreign Commerce. merce. · H. R. 8560. A b111 to provide for the estab­ 798. Also, petition of 79 members of the By Mr. OSMERS: lishment of a commission to investigate and Baptist Church, Sullivan, Ind., in behalf of B. R. 8542. A bill ·to establish a temporary make recommendations with respect to the H. R. 2188, the Bryson. bill; to the Committee commission to study air safety conditions in distribution of governmental functions and on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. · the United States; to the Committee on sources of revenue within the framework of 799. Also, petition of nine.member.s of -the Interstate and Foreign Commerce. · our Federal, State, and local systems of gov­ Women's Christian Temperance Union, Ja­ H. R. 8543. A bill to establish a Commission ernment; to the Committee on Government sonville, Ind., in behalf of H. R. 2188. the on Tax Policy to study various methods for Bryson bill; to the Committee on Interstate Operations. and Foreign Commerce. 11mit1ng the taxing, appropriating, spending, H. R. 8561. A bill to encourage expansion of and borrowing powers of the Federal Govern­ business by allowing a deduction, for in­ ment; to the Committee on Ways and Means. come-tax purposes, of certain capital ex­ By Mr. PHILBIN: penditures; to the Committee on Ways and H. R. 8544. A bill to provide for the estab­ Means. · SENATE lishment of a Veterans' Administration domi­ H. R. 8562. A bill to allow to corporations ciliary center at Cushing Veterans' Admin­ MoNDAY, JuLY 7, 1952 istration Hospital at Framingham, Mass.; to an exemption of $25,000 for income-tax pur­ the Committee on Veterans' Affairs. poses, and to provide that the combined nor­ mal tax and surtax rate of 38 percent shall be <Legislative day ot Friday, June 27, 1952) By Mr. WEICHEL: applicable to corporations having taxable H. R. 8545. A bill to provide flood relief for incomes of less than $50,000; to the Com­ The Senate met at 12 o'clock meridian, Lake Erie and the Great Lakes; to the Com­ on the expiration of the recess. mittee on Public Works. mittee on Ways and Means. H. R. 8563. A bill to rescind the order of 'Q.ev. Dr. Edward L. R. Elson, minister, By Mr. ARMSTRONG: the Postmaster General curta1ling certain the National Presbyterian Church, H. R. 8546. A bill to amend the Civil postal services; to the Committee on Post Washington, D. C., offered the following Service Retirement Act of May 29, 1930, as amended, to provide increased benefits for Office and Civil Service. prayer: certain medical correctional officers of the By Mr. DOYLE: H. J. Res. 497. Joint resolution proposing Almighty God, bless with strength and Public Health Service; to the Committee on wisdom the Members of the Senate of Post Office and Civil Service. an amendment to the Constitution of the By Mr. BOYKIN: United States to grant to citizens of the the United States and uphold by Thy H. R. 8547. A bill to authorize the lm· United States who have attained the age of righteous hand this Nation which th~y provement of Mobile Harbor, Ala.; to the 18 the right to vote; to the Committee on the serve.
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