The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-01-05
Compiled by JOHN D. GRANT
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Jan, 2-Postmaster General F'arley's
more than IL million dollars.
:sio oan; and sdG 1eeeiSed o Preside regular ana Sssj
Supreme court upheld federal power
loans and grants. 49,,
nominated for senator from Alabama.
Jan. 5-President's budget message re.
vealed larger deficit. smaller revenues.
Supreme court announced his retire.
Jan. 1o-Resolution for war refe-en.
dunn amendment to Constitution buried
Jan. ~II--Indiana Supreme court out.
laWed marriage mills of state.
Jan. l2wHouse voted to widen Presi-
Jan. 15-Stanley F. Reed. solicitor gen.
eral.. appointed to Supreme court by
President Roosevelt.
and a half for treasury and post Office
departments.
Jan. 2O.Comptrc!ler of the Currency
J.F: T. o'Sonnor resigned;
Chattanooga upheld IVA competition
y Heq s pss;;S;se sS: s5s % Siil"i navy appro,
Jan. 22-Sixteen oil companies and 30
individuals found guilty at Madison.
Wis. of conspiring to violate Sherman
Jan. 25-Senate confirmed appointment
of Stanley Reed to Supreme court.
Jan. 27-Robert H. Jackson nominal
ed for solicitor general:
gram Jam Ss %renadse sent natiS songr Ssfe a pro-
Jan: 31-Supreme court upheld labor
boards power to make Investigations.
Feb. Housing bill finally enacted;
Mine workers and two other c. TO 1. 8.
Feb. 1o-President asked congress to
appropriate $3.50 900; 900 for relief.
Feb; i4-Farm bill finally enacted by
FEB; ls1House passed $50 million dol.
n,s reS; a .smpiys u Z ses!m States a;sh army y
es secGsta n:yeSi Wallace fixed marketing
quotas for cotton and tobacco.
Feb. 2l-Anti.lynching bill withdrawn
FEB. Ss-Bituminous coal commission
revoked all fixed prices.
Senate passed $3.50. 00o. 900 relief bill;
military and naval. secrets to foreign
government smashed: two men and n
woman. arrested:
asked congressional Investigation of his
two fellow directors.
March s..Interstate commerce com.
mission authorized 10 per cent increase
March io-President submitted to con.
gress a six-year plan for developing ma
ti9nai water resources OF patton:
March 17-Secl etary of State Hull out.
lined American foreign policy of CO.
operation for peace and preparedness to
defend International law and order.
March 21-HOlSa naSSad nqvv aynan.
March 22-President Roosevelt ousted
A. E.. Morgan from IVA. laid entire
Harcourt Morgan IVA chairman.
March 25-Senate voted for joint con.
gressional Investigation of IVA.
March Ss;msepn M, passed government
March 3O-House voted for iva inves.
April 4aHouss passed bill releasing
81 500. ooo. 1000 RIG funds for business
April 5-Presidents Roosevelt and Que.
z zon ag ;rSsns to defer rrt RiIhi1lddReSpines' eco.
priation bill carrying s4sl ,ooo. 900.
April 9-Senate passed revenue bill
designed to relieve business.
IS AS5ii po aamssaass psS uader 0i eivi Pu serv:
April 14-President Roosevelt in mes.
sag to congress asked nearly seven
billion dollars for spending and lending
program.
April 19-House passed 9O3 million dol.
lar agriculture department bill. carrying
POI millions for road building.
preparation bill carrying $546. 1856. 900.
April 25-President asked congress to
abolish income tax exemption for gov.
eminent securities and government EN-.
ployees.
April 28-National Progressives Of
America party formed by Gov. Philip
La Follette Of Wisconsin and followers.