Monday, May. 23, 1932
Work Done
The Senate:
P: Adopted an emergency House resolution to appropriate $500,000 for the Government Printing Office to save the Congressional Record and all other Congressional printing from sudden suspension.
P: Debated the tax bill.
P: Heard Virginia's Glass charge that Chicago bankers had hired a Congressman, now deceased, to oppose branch-banking legislation.
Committees of the Senate:
P:Approved a resolution to ratify the World Court protocol.
P: Heard Margaret Sanger plead for birth
control legislation (see p. 22).
P: Revised and expanded the House omnibus economy bill.
The House:
P: Heard Chicago's Britten denounce Senator Glass's charge (see col. 2) as a "dastardly lie" (later changed to "deliberate misstatement" in the Record).
P:Approved (14140-135) a provision of the War Department appropriation bill to reduce the Army's officer personnel by 2,000, thus saving $3,814,823 per year.
P: Passed a bill to change the spelling of Porto Rico to Puerto Rico, the Island's Spanish name.
P: Sustained (166-10-187) the President's veto of its tariff bill.
Committees of the House:
P: Approved a resolution of New York's Somers recommending that the President call an international monetary conference to up the price of silver.
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