Senate shifts power on tariffs amid Hoover clash
A coalition of thirteen Republican radicals and Democrats passed the Simmons amendment by 47 to 42, stripping the president of tariff-change authority under the flexible tariff provision. Hoover opposed, facing farm groups' backing while radicals aligned with the Democrats to curb executive power and curb amendments not germane to tariff items as the House may reject.
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