The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-16

(contlnuod from Pago i) struetion industry, remaincd to bc passed. This was Co Do taken uf Whoh the Aennte met at the almost unprecd cdde ebtdd hour of Q q. n Prospects were that ft could bt passed by early afternoon.
 Itcndy Co GO Home Uni6Bs some unf0ftsG6n hitch occurs in plans Of adinlnistratiOf leaders thls eVGntful c0neres' should adjourn 4in6 die tonight or in the carly hours of Sunday. The senate, working At top Bpo6t put fin almost c 12.hour day yGE torday. It ratified G dozen trent i6g, approved n nation sWid6 mill price investigation by the fedora trade commission and passed tht deficiency bill appr0priatlHg nG1r' iy s2,060, ,000, ,00O for 6mergenCS relief, drought aid and f6habllltal ton.
 This Gongress first met on March ., f033, with tho nation looking toward Washington for support ut it t0tterod on tho brink Of an GG0' homie pr6cipioc.
 SDHHTVbb bWuHH lHbO httiVuJ passed emergency banking leKlB' iati0n, established the MIA, pWA, AAA, eco, gaV6 the country beer and started with C wave Of entliu- siGsm toward hn economic come. back.
 The special session of the 73rd C0nRreBB i1At6d three months. Th6 regular session met January 2 in accordance with tho newly adopt. cd EOrris- lam6.duck c0Bgrcssl0n q. ai amendment.
 Codes Begin to Work
 During tho interim tho MIA, AAA and other alphabetical units swung into tho war on d6preBsiO on. The Biud E1gl0. codes Of fair practice, industrial rehabilitation and ro.sha ping --alI marched along tn the New Do1f' parade.
 Congress came back, this time Co leglslat6 for pGrinanGnG6 inste1d of for an emergency,
 The monetary system w1s given further treatment ln tho gold r6s serve act and siIVGr Legislation.
 Stock exchanges, subject of two years Of senate investigation, were brought under federal control.
 Moro than S6,200 ,00 ,000 was appropriated. More than half Of It was to aid the hungry and d6sti. tuto.
 A brand.n0w tariff policy was adopted, giving the president pow or to negotiate Bingl6- -hand6d with foreign powers for trade favOrs.
 J00p.h0leB in income t1x laws were closed, with congress giving the working man h smaller prOs portion of t1x.paying than in the past.
 CrIm6 bills were passed in a new and vigorous war against gangBterB and FGGkGt6Grg.
 The homes0Wn6r and the farm mortsagcc were aided by special Legislation.
 Also in tho notable list Of leg- islatlOn WAS tho Philippines inda- pendeEc0 act, coordination of com. municatl0bs control and the Jobn- son bill to limit court action in unity FatO cases.
 Great Navy Ordered
 In foreign affairs congress au. th0rized navy of London treaty strength, made clear It's posIti0g q against cancellation or reduction of war debts and adopted rctalia- tory Legislation against debtor nations.
 Partisan politics largely was missing. The republican leader. srip, shaken by the landslide which had swept control of na. tiOnal affairs out of it's hands, wah d0clIe for the most part.
 Principal targets Of republican fire during the congress were the NRA, the AAA and the cancella. ti0n of air-mail contracts.
 President Roosevelt. kept q tight rein on congress at most times The senate baked at his proposal for ratifying treaty with Canada for waterway from the Great Lakes through the St Lawrence to