Monday, May. 09, 1932
Work Done
The Senate:
P: Passed the $111,793,000 appropriation bill for the Departments of State, Justice, Commerce & Labor, after arbitrarily cutting it 10%, below the House total.
P: Adopted a resolution by Minnesota's Shipstead appropriating $1,450,000, for grasshopper eradication in the Northwest.
P: Voted (39-10-29) to take up the Philippine Independence bill; action was blocked by New York's Copeland who filibustered with a speech on the virtues of Hot Springs (Ark.) water.
P: Declined (6440-18) to unseat John Hollis Bankhead in favor of James Thomas ("Tom-Tom") Heflin as Alabama's Senator (see below).
P: Swore in John Sanford Cohen as Senator from Georgia.
The House:
P: Agreed (202-to-171) to the Senate's amendments to the Democratic tariff bill which takes flexing from the President, suggests an international tariff conference; sent it to the White House for a veto.
P: Passed the $326,000,000 naval appropriation bill, after refusing to recommit it for a further 10%, cut.
P: Debated the omnibus economy bill (see p. 13).
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