President's bill faces late vote amid war era debate
Lawmakers confront a wartime unemployment relief plan with three steps including civilian conservation camps, public works, and budget reductions. Key figures from both parties criticize limits of federal authority while debates hinge on labor costs and potential economic impact.
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