Foraker the Ohioan speaks on amendments in tax bill debate
Senator Foraker faced a two hour Senate exchange on amendments to the rate bill. He pressed section by section consideration while others like Dolliver Tillman Bailey and Deculver pressed for changes. The discussion touched on Elkins law, court review, and objections to rate fixing by commissions versus courts.
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Wir Foraker
Senate
Fathoe
South Carolina
House
Toruker
Morgin
Foraker
Bailey
Krake
Batley
Leim
Congress
Interstate Commission
Mie
Elkins
Doliver
Cape Line
Wichita
Witoraker
Aso
Lether
Dolliver
Gael
Tenskissi
Leite
Iso
Senate Debates on Rates and Tariffs Across Sessions
Congress condensed reports fierce exchanges in the Senate and House. Air Latimer and Air Foraker led debates on the pending rate and tariff measures with Tillman Bailey and Foraker clashing over compensation language. Lodge noted export versus domestic rate distinctions as the Senate adjourned after an executive session.
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Tillman
South
Pittsburg
Galveston
New York
Tilman
Good Lord
East Liverpool
Ontomere
Foraker
Cleveland
Lodge
Senate
Favorable to a Subsidy for American Shipbuilding
Edward C Plummer and Frederick W Wood led testimony before the House Merchant Marine Committee in support of a ship subsidy bill. Plummer argued that lack of orders hurts U S shipyards and drives higher costs while Wood said steady workload would cut vessel costs, likening shipbuilding to locomotives and bridges. Goulder of Cleveland described how Great Lakes protection boosted shipping and employment, urging broader American commerce through a merchant marine.
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Atlanta Carriers Association
Drederick W Wood
Maryland Steel Company
Harvey W Goulder
Merchant Marine League of the United States
House Committee On Merchant Marine
Fisheneca
Bath
Aiup
England
United States
Plummer
Frederick W Wood
Sparrows Point
Wood
Dewey
Philippines
Goulder
Cleveland
Ohio
Isnelv
Great Lakes
Hinshaw
Nebraska
West
Middle West
Senate debates measure to bar officials from early information release
Mr Culberson presented a concurrent resolution in the Senate to prohibit government officials from prematurely disclosing private information, including Senators and House Members. The conference report settling Five Civilized Tribes affairs was accepted by the Senate 41 to 1 without further debate. A statue bill for Gen Nathaniel Greene at Guilford Court House, NC, saw a pause in the Senate yesterday.
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Senate
House
Nathaniel Greene
Battlefeld
Guilford Court House
Debate on rate bill and constitutional lawyers in the House
The House featured an hour plus of O Rourke Cochran of New York defending the Hepburn rate bill as constitutional amid sharp exchanges over general debate rules. Amendments aimed at boosting letter carrier pay were rejected on points of order. a star routes provision was altered to curb rural extension. The committee urged voters to elect Senators by direct vote, and extend Congressional terms to four years.
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Clarp
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House of Representatives
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Hense
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Sulzer
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Chairs for saleswomen must allow employes use of them
A House bill introduced by Representative Greene of Massachusetts would require mercantile establishments to maintain stools or seats for female employees. The law would provide at least one seat for every three women and allow use when necessary for health. Violations would incur a weekly fine.
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Greene
Massachusetts
Senate confirms nominations of numerous postmasters
The Senate in executive session yesterday confirmed a lengthy list of postmaster nominations across multiple states and cities. Names include Georgia J O Varnadoe of Valdosta, L Miner Ferndale, Louisviul Jons, Henderson FA, J W Fitegersid Grand Ledge, AB Strubte Shepherd, Kathy Bocorro of New Mexico, Dakin Miterton, and many others. The roll call spans Georgia Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Virginia Ohio and more, with appointments in cities such as Manistee Grand Ledge and Culpeper.
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Dobnyttook
Ohio
Arum
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Weaver
Montoutville
McGregor
Exemption Push for Washington Auditorium Association at Senate Session
Commissioner West and allies urged Senate District Committee to exempt the Washington Auditorium Association from taxes. They cited a $138,000 fund and capacity for 10,000, aiming to use the venue for inaugural balls, conventions, and semi public events. No action was taken as the meeting was brief and no conclusion reached.
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Senate District Committee
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West
Hamilton
Ellson
Wilson
Glover
Smoot Argument on Church Alma Mater and Seats Disputed
Former Secretary Carlisle argued before the Senate Committees that Senator Smoot’s Mormon affiliations and endowment oath reveal a church state union repugnant to U.S. institutions. He claimed Smoot’s role as an apostle gave ecclesiastical authority over civil matters, disqualifying him from the Senate. Carlisle contrasted Mormon practices with other churches’ tribunals, contending Smoot’s disqualification arose before his term.
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Foraker
Senators Confer With President On Rate Bill
Senators Allison and Donliver of Iowa spoke with the President at the White House about the rate bill. They declined to discuss the talk beyond noting incidental discussion of the rate-bill provision. Postmaster Wilcor of New York was among the President’s callers yesterday.
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Western men predominate in Republican campaign committee
The new executive committee for the Republican Congressional Campaign Committee features six Western members and allied states, with Eastern interests limited to four, signaling Western influence in strategy for the Sixtieth Congress. The lineup includes Burke, Bartholdt, Tawney, Hogg, Nixon, Cassel, Weeks, and others, as tensions over regional balance are noted.
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Muller
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Mangag
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Missouri
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Minnesota
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Hon Hogg Navaila
George Nixon
Winnie
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Ohio
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Pemeyivania
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H G Loudensinger Massachusette
Joho
Congress
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Colorado
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New Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
New England
Ar Weeks
Meniber
Jim Sherman
Haytern
Army officer transfers and assignments amid postwar reassignments
Detailed rosters show Captains and Majors from Infantry Cavalry and Engineers extended or reassigned through May 1 1946. Personnel include Col William Wallace Maj Harry Sevier and Lt Gustave Lackesh with postings to Fort Bliss Fort McDowell and New Tendon station while boards at Leavenworth review officers for promotion and reassignment. A Norfolk to New York land movement for the Pennsylvania and a Washington deserter arrest are noted.
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