Evening star., 1935-04-20
LEGISLATIVE JAM
DELAYS SECURITY
Stormy Journey in Senate
Forecast for Measure
RaiIroaded in House.
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per cent January /, 1898. From tnlS
Federal tax, an employer could de-
duct up to 80 per cent OF what ne
had paid to State Unemployment
insurance fund. but expenditure OF
the money would be left almost en-
tirely up to the States.
4. Make smaller appropriations for
Federal aid to States which give as
sistance to dependent and crippled
children, to mothers, and to persons
injured in industry.
s. Authorize additional expendi-
lures for public health work.
Tax to Be Increased.
Actuaries estimated that the tax for
old-aee annuities would be $56O.2OO
600 in 1888, and increase gradually to
s1s77. 10000 in 1850. They calculated
the unemployment insurance levy
would bring in $501 100000 in 1888
and $9O6 100000 in 1850.
The unemployment insurance and
the second system of old-age pensions
do not apply to farmers, domestic
servants, casual workers, seamen and
some other classes of workers.
The House roll call on final passage
~ the bill showed 288 Democrats
voting for the bill The roll call, ex-
cIuding these, was as follows:
Democrats Against the Bill.
Bland, Virginia: Burch, Virginia:
Darden, Virginia; Hoeppel, Califor-
MIA: Huddleston, Alabama; Lanham.
Texas: McGroarty, California; Mon
Afghan. Montana: Robertson. Virginia;
Stubbs, California; Summers, Texas;
Tolsn, California; White, Idaho-l3.
Republicans Against.
Andrew, Massachusetts,: Andrews
New York: Bacon. New York; Bolton,
Ohio: Burdick, North Dakota; Good
win. New York: Hancock. New York;
Hoffman. Michigan: Hollister, Ohio:
Iemke, North Dakota; Mclean. New
Jersey; Marcantonio. New York; Mer-
ritt. Connecticut; Millard, New York;
Perkins. New Jersey: Reed, New
York; Taber, New York; WadsWorth
New York-lS.
Farmer-Labor Against.
Kvale, Minnesota; Lundeen, Min
neSota-2.
Total against-33.
Republicans for:
Allen CIllinois). Andersen tMinne-
sota), Arends illinois,, Bacharacf
New Jersey. Blackney (Michigan)
Brewster tMaine). Buckbee 1llinois)
Burnham California;, Carlson Kan
sas). Carter California;, Civicchis
New Jersey, Christianson MINNIE
sota), Church (Illinois), Cole New
York;. Collins California;, Cooper
tOhio). Crawford (Michigan, Crow.
ther New York;, Darrow IPennsyl.
vania), Dirksen Illinois), Dittel
tPennsylvania), Donero (Michigan)
Eaton New Jersey, Ekwall (Oregon)
Engel (Michigan), Englebright Cali
formal Fenerty (Pennsylvania). Foch
(Pennsylvania), Gearhart (Calitor'
nia). Clifford Massachusetts,, Gil
christ uowa) Guyer tKansas), Gwy,
nee (Iowa), Hartley New Jersey
Hess (Ohio), Holmes Massachusetts,
Hope (Kansas), Jenkins (Ohio). Kahn
California;, Kimbau IMichigaD,
Kinzer (Pennsylvania), Lambertson
tKansas). Lehlbach New Jersey
Lord New York;, Mcleod (Michl-
gam, Mas (Minnesota), Mape.
(Michigan), Marshall (Ohio), Martin
Massachusetts, Michener tMichi'
gam, Mott (Oregon), Pittengel
(Minnesota), Plumley (VermonD
Powers New Jersey, RanSley penn
sylvania). Reece (Tennessee), Reee
(Illinois), Robsion (Kentucky), Roger!
Massachusetts,. Seger New Jersey
Short (MissourD, Smell New York;
Stefan tNebraska), Stewart tDela'
ware), Taylor (Tennessee), Thurstor
uowa), Tinkham = Massachusetts,
Tobey New Hampshire), TreadwaJ
Massachusetts, Turpin (PennSyl'
vania), WEIGH California;, Wiggles.
worth Massachusetts,, Wilson penn
sylvania), Wolcott Michigan). Wof'
enden (Pennsylvania). Wolvertor
(New Jersey, Woodruff (Michigan
Total Republicans for-77.
Progressives for:
Amlie, Boileau. Gerhmann, Hull
Sauthof1 and Schneider, all of Wis
consin.
Total-6.
Farmer Labor for:
Buckler (Minnesota).
Total.