The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-12
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Patrick J. Boland of Pennsylvania,
started is aides to work on q sur
vey Of congressional sentiment on
the program which White House
sources said Mr.. Roosevelt would in
sist uponu. Two days Of visits by
congressional leaders to the White
House left the battle lines more
sharply defined but the outcome OF
the controversy still In question de-
spite the administrations huge ma
jority strength. Administration
sources said they believed the oppo-
sition TO the plan had "shot Its big
gest guns" gained less than 40 Ger
tain votes In the senate and had
only q fighting chance to get q ma
jority of q score Of still noncommit-
tai votes in the chamber. 1t was
admitted, however, that one-third Of
the senate, firmly united against
the program, could block Its indefi-
nitely.
Seek Some Compromise
Further complicating the lineup
was the obvious desire Of many DEM
cratic members opposing the plan
for a means OF compromising tnen
sition as administration supporters.
AS a result, there was strong SEN
timent on Capitol Hill TO push
tnrougn tne HOUSE OH aos .upI ,s
retirement o. Jusglces anu poeSiD,y
the onter 4 ssnMnileIs Dnl, no. ye'
passed ~ tne Ilouse, iol sose a....
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With those measures IN eject
and the strong possibility that sew
eral supreme court justices would
retire-a compromise plan might be
sought In the suggestions Of either
Senator George Norris, Ind, Neb.,
or Senator Sherman Minton. d.. Ind.
Norris. long close political and
personal friend OF the president Lett
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renewal Of his doubts as to the wis
dom Of the, Roosevelt plan. He again
proposed two constitutional amend
inents to achieve the goal sought.
Norris NAV Vote for Him
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