The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-13
LONG STAGES
FILIBlJSTER TO
BLOCK VOTING
House Leaders Charge
Senate Draft Not What
Roosevelt Wanted.
ARE SATISFIED
AFTER CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON, June 13. (UP)
,fter a conference with the
White House, Administration
house leaders today announced
there would be no fight against
,bs senate draft of the NRA res
ohrion. passed after the break of
Huey Longs fifteen and one-half
kur tilbuSter.
The resolution is expected to
r,ss the house tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, June Is. (UP)
,rOcratic house leaders today
risd 20 ask the president di-
wy what the house should do
veAe senate draft of the NRA
ersx0n resolution.
Sral leaders, including
Chai-an John j. 0'Connor of
the klse rules committee charg-
ed thr NRA Administrator DON
aid Rehberg and senate leaders
deliberately went back on an
Wssment, it was understood had
d. Presidents sanction by not
igthng for senate approval Of
;hfesOlution as passed by the
! ~ permitting the Borah
EEidment.
RuSe leaders today were sum-
ncned to the White House by the
resident to discuss the general
help Of must" bills in the house
committee. They intended to put
he NRA question to the presi-
dent at that conference.
WASHINGTON, June Is (UP)
Senator Huey Longs fifteen and
sne-half hour filibuster against
be NRA extension collapsed in
Ss senate early today.
Administration leaders drove
: resolution extending the
eetOnized NRA until April l
Rough 70 passage.
Senate action followed q CRU
sAng all night session during
Eheh the "Kingfish" spoke for
fifteen and One-half hours in
one Of the longest oratorical eff
tayS in senate history.
Long was wearied to point
Ehs;e mis- voice could hardly be
heard. The resolution approved
b the senate was in the form
tssired by administration lead
rs It was shorn of the Gore
tnendment which would have
'e0aIred senatorial approval on
al appointments of government
employees receiving $4,000 or
H0re, wear. The resolution now
soes back TO the house because
U the administration sponsored
nsndment permitting voluntary
iGeements in industry.
At 1890 o'clock last night,
sn hours after he started-Long
as tefiantly holding at bay a
d2mber full of tired lawmakers
'aG wanted to Quit.
When Huey, talking on every
Snleet he could think of and
&erlng repeated threats to con-
nue. all night, showed no signs
Stopping. Senator Willard Tyd-
& I'd. Md walked past him
&c whispered something.
No sir" Long shouted. al
y Just as soon stay here.
we're could you find better
pany than you have now? It's
| 81 1920 o'clock. That's early.
gu be here at 1890 o'clock
~I0row morning"
4 few minutes later reports
Syalated through the senate
~ Longs allies had deserted
n was said that Senator Pat
,s.CaIran, "a. New and SEN
~ Elmer Thomas, I'd. Okla-D
~ urged Long to quit talking
~ he had refused. Shortly be-
~ HOO D. m. Long announe-
ne was ready to talk for -
As Long continued his filibus-
-; %arner. in the chair, read an
ne in the magazine "Today"
NV himself 1T was entitled
% ? Man." and was headed
Va. ilye-column picture of the
aJofeSldent in his shirt sleeves.
NJ ,oa know" Lone said. "some
sS,; ne senator's think thew are
GIuSnlng me tonight. Not at all.
q ~ :, I've walked for Is hours,
II nothing for me to talk
N, hours. Let those senators
Srous are sleepy 20 home and
u " themselves into the arms
Morpheus"
,5on. Ier he had been talking
M II hours. Lone reverted to
% 'n,eStiOn of cooking.
ss,. nave one more recipe |
la 70 n"t into the cnr"ressiOn-
h. renrd" he sid. t"These are
n lew Of nv favorite recipes.
"Oaonued on page four)