The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-01-07

House passed Sis. 900. 900 Department Of
May ~IsJustice willis Van Devanter an.
nounSed his Retirement from Supreme court
ssnsss ig,Sai an gyys: sem%ittess ,,5 ssgSr.ea count gn;
May ae%senate voted to make ccc
Jones & Laughlin Steel employees voted
May 2ISupreme court upheld old age
pp ]enSiisIns and az soc H1em aspeSSiey act, a and Aia:
President asked congress for legislation
setting up wage. and hour standards Tor
industry. and identical bills were intro
May &c. I. o. started strikes against
three independent steel companies.
May 30-Seven killed. many hurt In bat.
June i-House passed billion and a half
President Roosevelt asked congress to get
June 1President asked congress to Gre
ate s,, seven SL rsgi0n15 aq R6sEaieiier IKE left t' Bulk
of estate. S25. 0oO. 900. to granddaughter:
June 9-Strikers and police staged battle
with Jnn Guns io@ and gas it 4 eaI1ins for G invest.
cation of tax evasion problem sent to
June IiWStrike called at Bethlehem Steel
June 12-Lewis called strike in II coal
mines owned by two steel companies:
COURT 5qne en 1amssnets S sEmmittee condemned
June 2OEPennsylyania governor closed
Johnstown steel plant; martial law de-
June ,2l-senate refused to cut relief
House passed pension bill for railroad
June a2-senate passed 2 billion So mil
lion dollar relief bill.
June 2s1Enis Parker ST.. and Sc! son eSn;
Fifty:hve indicted in y million dollar
gem smuggling plot in New York, -....
ance taxes and 3 cent postage for two
June 25-steel strike in Johnstown area
June IS. Butler Wright FAMED ambas.
sador to Cuba
National labor relations board charged
Ford 9sns With sav y!elatten r Of Msgn trea as.; drawn
at Buenos Aires conference.
June so1Franklin D; Roosevelt sJr.. and
N: July e-ohio grand jury indicted 200
July National labor relations board
began hearings on charges Ford company
July s-Immunity was granted President
Roosevelt in tax lodging hearings.
July 12-President urged immediate pas
Dave H. Morris resigned as ambassa.
dor to Belgium; Hugh Gibson. ambassa.
dor to Brazil, transferred to Belgium;
stoned Harry Parker. venerable doorman
House OVERRIDE Presidents veto Of farm
fly Il Nine men. including two C. !; Q;
States mails in Ohio strike zone.
pay expenses Of foreign junkets.
July 1eHouse voted "a millions for Ohio
basin flood control.
preme court bill.
Senator Barley Of Kentucky elected
majority S,r s, lesder Of y senate IN ~ ,o To 70.
commit the court bill.
Senate OVERRIDE Presidents veto Of low
farm interest extension:
co m i; meqso Of imsmis Saiaa'' app'0
July 27-House voted six more White
Congress authorized building Of SIX
San Francisco hotel workers strike SET
of 'e Gso Tsgs *. Gos SSanl II ae eve 9 york to be
minister to the Netherlands: Leo ]. Keena
Of Michigan as minister to Honduras and
Franklin Mott Gunther Of Florida as min.
July 2sNF. p. corrigan appointed min.
lister to Panama and Robert Frazer min.
ist EN- to s San salyad Dsssed the wage and
hour labor bill.
Avg: sSsenate passed Wagner housing
toward Ward WIN Rogers i%nemoriai: ~
, Avg; i1| Senate II, PASSED federal court
Senator nas; if Hugo l.. Back se0s q Alabama R = fsr
associate Justice Of Supreme court. i.
Aug. 1S-senate passed sugar control
Aug. ls-House passed bin to stop tax
Aug. l7-senate confirmed appointment
!" HOUSE, ease passed et1f third de4eieney i iii carry.
Aug. 1s@House passed half billion dollar
ho%s aE! 1s ell'; slbb Graves o. Alabama
appointed his wife. Dixie Bibb Graves. Unit.
ed States senator to succeed Hugo l..
Senate passed Panama canal tolls re.
Aug. 2o-senate passed deficiency, bill.
New York c: !: Q: shipyard strike COL
Aug. 21-Congress adjourned. after hous:
ing bill and deficiency appropriation bill
President Vetoed VIII Rogers memorial
Aug. 2s--col. H. 3. Haekett resigned as
assistant director Of P; w: a; .,.r,,,d.
averted by federal mediation.
Aug. 28-Andrew MELONS will left his
millions to a charitable trust.
Aug. 3lIA., F: Of 1: council voted to
Sept. +President Roosevelt in Labor day
address asked labor to drop strike tactics.
Sept. edward McGrady resigned as
assistant to secretary of labor.
Sept. eDr. o. H. Mennet. Los Angeles.
elected commander Of G. A. r.
Sept. 12-Justice Hugo L. Black Of Su.
preme court publicity accused of being
member of the Ku Klux Khan.
Sept. Arrangement announced of John
Roosevelt. son of President. to Anne Clark
of Boston.
Sept. 14-James E. Lands resigned as
chairman of securities and exchange com.
mission.
Sept. 16-La Guardia renominated for
mayor Of New York by Republicans. and
J. T. Mahoney by Democrats.
John T. Biggers of Toledo. named to
manage census of unemployed.
Sept. 20-American Legion convention
opened in New York.
W. o. Douglas became head Of SEC.
Sept. 22-President Roosevelt started trip
to Seattle.
Sept. 23-DanieI Doherty of Boston elected
national commander of American Legion.