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HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES Against the United States; Jean Koke Lambert H 1942 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-HOUSE 1259' 'il'O BE SECOND LIEUTENANTS, REGULAR ARMY, ·IN THE NAVY H. R. 3647. An act for the relief of the San WITH RANK FROM DATE OF APPOINTMENT PROMOTIONS Diego Consolidated Gas & Electric Co.; Infantry H. R. ~ 123. An act for the relief of Edwin. B .. Capt. Jules James to be rear admiral for Formhals; Rex Applegate temporary service, to rank from November 21, H. R. 4179. An act to confer jurisdiction Robert Mayer Hamilton 1941. upon the Court of Claims to hear, determine, Corson Landrum Hilton, Jr. and render judgment upon the claims of Allen Almon Louis Hugins, Jr. Pope, his heirs or personal representatives, Lucien Fairfax Keller HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES against the United States; Jean Koke Lambert H. R. 4198. An act for the relief of John Verle Douglas Miller MoNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1942 King; Frank Henry Stone H. R. 4354. An act for the relief of D. H. Joseph Szabo Dantzler; Lamar Asbury Welch The House met at 12 o'clock noon. The Chaplain, Rev. James Shera Mont­ H·. R. 4773. An act for the relief of Brooks Field Artillery gomery, D. D., offered the following Equipment & Manufacturing Co.; Charles Woodburn Matheny, Jr. H. R. 4831. An act for the relief of Kather­ Henry Gaston Mitchel 3d prayer: ine McCue; Coast Artillery Corps Our bountiful heavenly Father, at the H. R. 4998. An act for the relief of Daniel Elliott and Helen Elliott; John Elliott Arthur, Jr. altar of prayer we offer Thee our tribute H. R. 5040. An act for the relief of William Eugene Lyle Hess of praise; we marvel at Thy watchful Robert Shaneyfelt and Mildred Shaneyfelt; · Corps of Engineers presence which has been our comfort all H. R. 5056. An act for the relief of the. Bur­ James Edwin Foley our days. Enable us to see the good in lington Auto Co.; Jesse Thomas, Jr. our fellow men as Thy patient hand is H. R. 5206. An act for the relief of Nettie Quartermaster Corps laid upon them. As we are lifted up to Woolfolk Montague and Jerry L. Woolfolk and those spiritual heights which stretch others; Robert Sigman Regenstein above the valley of discouragement, H. R. 5280. An act for the relief of G. F. Chemical Warfare Service Allen, chief disbursing officer, Treasury De­ where great thoughts inspire generous partment, and for other purposes; Richard Oliver Gordon souls, persuade us that the surest rewards Leonard Charles Miller H. R. 5282. An act for the relief of J. W. will be given those who have suffered and Daughtry; APPOINTMENTS, BY TRANSFER, IN THE REGULAR striven for others. H. R. 5387. An act for the relief of Mrs. ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES We pray Thee to clothe us with such Anna M. Paul; TO QUARTERMASTER CORPS power of clear conviction which no temp­ H. R. 5572. An act to provide an additional Lt. Col. Dewitt Talmage Mullett, Infantry, tation can imperil and no purpose can sum for the payment of a claim under the With rank from May 4, 1941. impeach. Hold us resolutely ·to that act entitled "An act to provide for the reim­ Capt. James Durward Barnett, Infantry bursement of certain Navy and Marine Corps (temporary major, Army of the United sublime dream which humanity has been . personnel and former Navy and Marine Corps States), with rank from August 1, 1935. carrying in its heart like a heavenly seed, personnel and certain Federal civil employees whose fruit is destined to feed the world's for personal property lost or damaged as a re­ TO CORPS OF ENGINE;ERS hopes and assuage its griefs, breaking sult of the hurricane and flood at Parris Is­ Lt. Col. Benjamin Franklin Vandervoort, every vulgar chain which fetters and land, S. C., on August 11-12, 1940," approved Quartermaster Corps, with rank from Nov. 4, blackens human history. Let us prove April 23, 1941; 1941. H. R. 5773. An act for the relief of Libby, Maj. Edwin Vivian Dunstan, Quartermaster by every act and word that the bravest McNeill & Libby; Corps (temporary colonel, Army of the United are the ·tenderest and the loving, the H. R. 5984. An act for the relief of Solomon States), with rank from July 1, 1940. most daring. Almighty God, we beseech Brown; Capt. William Arthur Davis, Jr., Quarter­ Thee to regard our country and we pray H. R. 6145. An act for the relief of Mason C. master Corps, with rank from June 11, 1941. that every Catholic, every Jew, and every Brunson; and First Lt. Joseph Edward Gill, Quartermaster Protestant, according to his light a.nd H. R. 6225. An act for the relief of certain Corps (temporary captain, Army of the United faith, may enter dailY the closet of medi­ individuals in connectron with the construc­ States), with rank from August 1, 1935. tation and pray for our President and tion, operation, and maintenance of the Fort First Lt. Albert Edward Stoltz, Quarter­ Hall Indian irrigation project, Idaho. master Corps (temporary captain, Army of the Congress and that our freedom may the United States), with rank from August 1, not be cast into wreck and ruin. In our The message also announced that the 1935. Redeemer's name. Amen. Senate had passed, with amendments in First Lt. Lawrence Robert St. John, Field The Journal of the proceedings of which the concurrence of the House is Artillery (temporary captain, Army of the requested, bills of the House of the fol­ United States), with rank from June 12, 1938. Thursday, February 12, 1942, was read and approved. · lowing titles: H. R. 793. An act for the relief of Marie V. CONFIRMATIONS MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE Talbert and her sons, James Osborn Talbert Executive nominations confirmed by A message from the Senate, by Mr. and Dewey Talbert; and H. R. 4537. An act for the relief of H. D. the Senate February 13, 1942: Frazier, its legislative clerk, announced Bateman, Henry G. Conner, Jr., executor of DIPLOMATIC AND FOREIGN SERVICE that the Senate had passed without the last will and testament of P. L. Wood­ William H. Standley to be Ambassador amendment bills of the House of the fol­ ard, and J. M. Creech. Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the lowing titles: United States of America to the Union of H. R. 329. An act for . the relief of Lulu The message also announced that the Soviet Socialist Republics. Heron; Senate had passed bills of the following Patrick J. Hurley to be Envoy Extraordi­ H. R. 446. An act for the relief of the estate titles, in which tP,e concurrence of the nary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the ­ of Opal June Lindsay, Luck A. Lindsay, House is requested: United States of America to New Zealand. Thelma Louise Lindsay, and Laura Kathleen S 1368. An act relating to lands of the Clifton P. English to be Foreign Service Lindsay; Klamath and Modoc Tribes and the Ya­ offices, unclassified, vice consul of career, and H. R.1905. An act for the relief of Mr. and hooskin Band of Snake Indians; secretary in the Diplomatic Service of the Mrs. Michael Lewenczuk; . S. 1424. An act for the relief of Mary J. United States of America. H. R. 2724. An act for the relief of the estate Crabtree; Sidney K. Lafoon to be Foreign Service of Mary E. Philpot, Sandra G. Philpot, and S. 1669. An act for the relief of James offic~r. unclassified, vice consul of career, and Mrs. R. L. Keckler; Franklin Smith; · secretary in the Diplomatic Service of the H. R. 3225. An act for the relief of Dale L. .S. 1694. An act for the relief of Mrs. Claud United States of America. Barthel and others; Tuck; POSTMASTERS H. R. 3539. An act to provide for the deposit S.1757. An act for the relief of Clyde and expenditure of various revenues collected Kingery; ALABAMA at schools and hospitals operated by the In­ S. 1765. An act for the relief of the minor Martha Dale True, Newbern. dian Service in Alaska; children of Mrs. Jesus Zamora Felix, de­ MASSACHUSETTS H. R. 354:2. An act to authorize the purchase ceased; · James J. Hunt, Jr., Winchendon. from appropriations made for the Indian Serv­ s. 1899. An act for the relief of Lawrence ice of supplies and materials for resale to Brizendine; SOUTH DAKOTA natives, native cooperative associations, and S. 1993. An act for the relief of Pasqualina Ruth B. Vernon, Fort Meade. Indian Service employ«:les stationed in Alaska; Lazzaro; 1260 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-HOUSE FEBRUARY 16 S. 2017. An act to amend Private Act .No. to Investigate National Defense Migration, these investigations be, and how long 446, Seventy-sil,th Congress, approved July 2, not to exceed $15,000, including expenditures will it last? . 1940, and for other purposes; for the employment of clerical, stenographic, Mr. COCHRAN. The resolution from s. 2222. An act to authorize the Federal. and other assistants, shall be paid out of the Worlt:s Administrator to acquire title, on be­ contingent fund of the House on vouchers the Rules Committee extended the life half of the United States, to not more than authorized by such committee conducting of the committee for this Congress. 35 acres of land subject to certain reserva­ such investigation and study or any part Mr. RICH. In other words, they can tions in the grantors; and thereof, signed by the chairman of the com­ make their tours wherever the commit­ s. 2249. An act authorizing appropriations mittee and approved by the Committee on tee deems advisable? for the United States Navy, additional ord­ Accounts.
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