for some administrative business after consulting with the members involved pursuant to committee rule eight i am assigning mr quayle off to the subcommittee on defamation policy sent to the national archives where he will replace mr ken joske mr quayle has expressed an interest in the work of this subcommittee on the census and ensuring and i quit count and we really really believe in that and is supportive of it especially in the minority and a fan of community and his perspectives on these issues will help this subcommittee in its oversight role so welcome to the senses subcommittee the committee will first consider h r fifteen zero six a bill to facilitate donations to the national archives of certain documents related to franklin delano roosevelt the bill was introduced by president roosevelt's personal secretary grace tally the private owner of the collection would like to donate it to the f d r library but the national archives asserted a claim to a portion of the collection the bill would clear the title to the papers and permit a donation to the archives h r fifteen zero six ways that governments claim to the records in order to allow the collection to be gifted to the f d r library the tele archive represents an important part of american history this building shula's that this collection will properly be preserved and made publicly available from the f d r library which is administered by the national archives acting oc of the united states age when thomas sent a letter to the committee expressing his strong support for this bill and i let mrs thomas wrote it is very important for future historians that might want to study these papers for the to be kept intact and may fully assessable to the american people and the public government because i urge members to support this bill and i yield to the ranking member of this committee for any comments that he might have at this time thank  chairman and i join with you in recognition that we need to move this legislation for too long these documents have been outside the national archives and they and grace teles records over her decades serving franklin roosevelt as a secretarial staff and then as her as his personal secretary have been unavailable to the united states government i do recognize that after the death of her niece that personal collection was bought by the sun times media who paid eight million dollars in two thousand and one my understanding is that in its final form it will recognize that amount as the amount being gifted chairman i i reserve the right to continue watching this legislation as it goes through since we are not having lengthy hearings on it but do recognize that one we need to secure the assets to the sun times media does appear to have a very valid record of its payment and the united states government piers to have a fairly weak claim to deny the deductibility of this gift and assert that in fact it has always been owned by the united states government that claim does not appear to have been done in timely in a timely fashion and for that reason i join with the chairman moving this legislation at this time and will continue to look as the process allowing the owner of this vital collection to donate records to the franklin d roosevelt presidential library will be to the benefit of the american people that are moving this bill out  move forward whatever are the technical issues involved and we heard them explain i believe they are far overcome by the overwhelming public interest particularly at this but to a moment usual i note in my own readings that we are going through some of the same travails that franklin delano roosevelt went through by nine hundred thirty seven after having been greeted as the savior of the economy they were calling it the roosevelt depression because unemployment had not subsided enough i mean he had brought it down from twenty five percent to fifteen percent but of course that was obviously not enough for large numbers who were unemployed as the fact be told we did not get out of the great depression until the nation began to spend large amounts of money because of world war two when everybody went back to work and we virtually drafted women although they came very willingly to join the workforce as so many men were called abroad in the draft i am very curious as to see to see whether or not these papers tell us anything we don't already know or for that matter need to learn from history thank you very much here no amendments are now move across the committee on oversight and government reform reports a job fifteen zero six to the house with the recommendation that the bill to pass the question is on favorably reporting h r fifteen zero six so the house of course  of certain postals offices the next order of business will be resolutions that commission and post the name and build these resolutions and bills include h read as one fifty nine introduced by representative paul hodes of new hampshire this measure honors the new hampshire state senate for becoming the first statewide legislative body with a majority of the women in the united states i have a manager's amendment at the desk the goals and ideals of national ovarian cancer awareness month h red seven three six introduced by representative todd platts of pennsylvania honors president lincoln's gettysburg address on dedication day november league little league fought for world series eight you had seven four three introduced by representative christopher murphy of connecticut out of the frank mccourt for his many contributions to the american literature education and cultur wishes of the house of representatives those celebrating diwali volley h r eighteen forty nine introduced by representative emanuel cleaver of missouri designates the liberty memorial as the national world war one museum in kansas city missouri as a national world war one memorial and established in world war one centennial commission to ensure a suitable observance of this in ten year old world war one i have a facility of the united states postal service located in twelve ten west main street riverhead new york as the private first class garfield langhorne post office building a job thirty five thirty nine introduced by arkansas as a georgia killed post office thirty six sixty seven introduced by representative and under crane shall florida designates the facility of united states postal service located  spring street in white springs florida as the client him hill house post office building and thirty seven sixty seven introduced by represented bob bishop of utah designate facility of the united states postal service located at ohio the facility of united states postal service located at thirty nine hundred doggerel road in style ohio as the corporal joseph a thomas the post office building reviewed all of these postal names and resolutions and find they meet the requirements of the committee and would move their adoption thank you i yield back thank you very much and the other to get recognition these resolutions and deals be considered in blogs and read and open to a minute at any time i ask unanimous consent that the measures people describe be reported favorite about a committee without objection