The Coolidge examiner., 1933-01-13
Nav si-senate passed billion

senator Cameron morrison In North
Carolina Democratic primary.
June 6-President Hoover signed
| the new revenue bill.
Charles G. Dawes resigned as
| president of Reconstruction Finance
corporation.
| feated for denomination by Henry
| Field.
Samuel insult of Chicago resigned
as utilities chief and was succeed
ed by James Simpson.
June 7-House passed the Garner
two billion dollar relief bill
June S-Senate passed emascu-
lated economy bill.
June 9-Senate passed $50 million
dollar army supply bill.
| June 1O-Senate passed RELIEF bill
TO provide 311 millions in loans to
| states.
June 13-Gaston Means convicted
| of larceny of 100000 from Mrs.
| Evalyn Mclean in Lindbergh case
June 14-Republican national con-
| vertiCn opened In Chicago.
June l5-Republican convention
| adopted moderate prohibition resub-
| mission plank.
House passed the veterans bonus
| payment bill.
Five hundred million dollar home
loan bank bill passed by house.
June 16-Hoover and Curtis re-
I nominated UY INtDuUlEdu NOHNGH-
| tion. Everett Sanders elected chair
! man of national committee.
| June l7-Senate rejected the
bonus bill.
June 2O-House passed 100 mil
| lion dollar economy bill. including
| furlough plan for federal employees.
June % - Governor Roosevelt
called on Mayor Walker of New
York city to answer charges against
| him.
| two billion dollar relief bill.
June 24-Senate voted farm board.
! wheat and cotton 10 Red Cross
June 27 - Democratic national
convention opened in Chicago.
June 2s-Federal economy bill
passed by the senate.
June 29-Democratic convention
| adopted plank advocating repeal of
Eighteenth amendment and. pend
ing repeal, legalization of beer and
| wine.
July democrats nominated
Franklin d. Roosevelt for President
on fourth ballot.
July democrats nominated
John n. Garner for Vice President
| Roosevelt few TO Chicago and was
July Emergency relief bill
Prohibition party nominated w.
D. Upshaw for President and F. S.
| 6eBan IOr vice PRESIDENT.
July s-senate passed Garner
| Wagner relief bill.
July 1l-president Hoover vetoed
the relief bill
July I2-senate passed new relief
| bill.
July I2-Relief bill passed by the
July l5-President Hoover cut SAL
aries of himself and his cabinet.
| July l6-Congress passed home
| loan bank bill with imitation amend
ment. and adjourned.
July 2l-President Hoover signed
| emergency relief measure.
Interstate commerce commission
| approved merger OF all eastern rail-
roads, except those of New England.
| into four systems.
July 22-President signed home
loan bank bill
July 23-Federal grain commits
sion ordered Chicago Board of Trade
days for violating grain futures act.
President Hoover called confer
ence on shorter work day week.
July 26-President Hoover ap-
| pointed Atlee Pomerene OF Ohio
member of Reconstruction Finance
| chairman.
July 2s-"Bonus army" in Wash
| ington routed by regulars and it's
camps burned after fight with po-
4
/, and scores OF policemen and vet
| Grams were injured.
| Charles A. Walker OF Utica. n. Y.
appointed to II. F. c. board by
| President Hoover and made presi-
| dent of the corporation.
Governor Roosevelt received reply
1 of Mayor Walker OF New York TO
the Seabury charges. denying all of
| them
| Aug. 2-Bonus army. gathered at
| InhnpfnUu Pa ordered disha nd 81
by w. w. Waters, its commander.
Aug. 3-Secretary of Commerce
Robert p. Lamont resigned and Roy
1 ID. Chaplin OF Detroit was appoint
| Aug. s-U. S. Attorney G. Z. Q.
Johnson OF Chicago made federal
district Judge.
| Aug. l0-Army exchanges ordered
| to stop sales to civilians.
| Aug. 11-President Hoover deliv-
! cred his speech of acceptance and
| declared himself for change from
| national prohibition to state liquor
| control with federal safeguards.
Aug. 15-Farmers of Iowa and
| other central west states started
strike" for higher prices for prod
uce.
Aug. 16-Second son born to Col.
and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh.
Aug. 1s-Vice President Curtis
formally notified of his renomina-
Senator J. ]. Davis of Pennsyl-
vania and six others indicted in
connection with fraternity lotteries.
Aug. 24-John Balm. whose twelve
Chicago banks failed. found guilty
of conspiracy TO defraud depositors.
Aug. Robustness leaders. sum-
moned by President Hoover. adopt
ed plan for economic recovery.
Aug. 31--John w. Poole resigned
as comptroller of the currency.
Sept. Mayor James j. Walker
of New York resigned.
Hanford McNider resigned as min
lister to Canada.
Sept. 5-Farm board announced II
would hold wheat and cotton off
market until next year.
Sept. 9-Railway executives voted
for 20 per cent cut in wages. ef-
fective February l.
Sept. 11-Central states governors
/ recommended federal financial aid
for farmers
| Sept. 12-Democrats won COVER
norship and two congress seats in
Maine election.
American Legion convention opened
In Portland. Ore.
Sept. 15-American Legion voted
for immediate cash payment of
bonus and for repeal of Eighteenth
| amendment, and elected Louis A.
Johnson of West Virginia national
| commander.
Sept. 1s-G. A. p. national en-
campment opened in Springfield. Ill.
Sept. 20-Wisconsin Republicans
nominated w. J. Kohler for COVER
nor. rejecting Coy; Philip La Fol-
tor. defeating Senator J. J. Blaine.
| Sept 22-Capt. w. P. Wright of
| Chicago elected national command
er Of G. A r.
Sept 27-Representative c. r.
Crisp OF Georgia appointed to tariff