The Coolidge examiner., 1939-01-05

May 3-Senate passed naval expansion
bill.
House passed bill to create "a more
federal judgeShipS.
MAY 6-Labor board withdrew deci-
sion against Ford company.
House passed S484 000, 900 highway bill.
May 9-Senate passed billion dollar
agricultural department bill.
My 12-Three billion recovery spend
ing bill passed by house.
May 13-Enactment of naval expan-
sion bill completed
May 16-Senate passed bill creating
aeronauticS authority.
May 17-Pennsylvania Democratic pri.
maries resulted in defeat for c. !. o.
candidates; Gov. G.. II. Earle nominated
for senator and c. A. Jones for COVER
nor. Republicans renominated Senator
Davis and named A. H. James for gov
ernor.
May 21-Presbyterian church general
assembly voted predestination sections
out of confession of faith.
May 24-House passed the wage-hour
bill
May 25-Dr. A. E. Morgan, first wit.
ness in congressional inquiry into IVA,
accused David Lilienthal and Harcourt
Morgan of deceit and dishonest manage
ment.
May 26-Lilienthal and Harcourt Nor.
gan heard in denial of A. E. Morgan's
charges and counter-attack.
Bloody labor riots in Detroit and Ak
May 27-President Roosevelt let tax
bill become law without his signature.
May 31-Supreme court denied rehear-
ing of stockyards case. rebuking Sec,
retary Wallace and Solicitor General
Jackson
President signed bill creating 20 new
federal judges.
Government reorganization bill shelved
June 3-Senate passed the three bill
lion recovery bill.
June 9-House ousted Representative
jerks. Republican, of New Hampshire,
and seated Alphonse Roy. Democrat.
June 14-Senate passed the wage-hour
act
June 15-Congress passed food con-
troll bill.
June I6-Congress passed relief and
pump-priming bill and adjourned.
June 20-Eighteen persons indicted in
New York as German spies.
June 24-PreSident by executive order
extended civil service to all govern
ment employees not exempted by stat
ute.
July 6-Dr. A. E. Morgan sued for
reinstatement as chairman of IVA.
July president Roosevelt began
transcontinental speechmaking tour.
July 14-PreSident reviewed battleship
feet at San Francisco.
Howard Hughes and four others COM
pleted round-the-world fight started
July 10. setting record of three days,
10 hours, IA minutes.
July I5-Elmer F. Andrews, New York,
appointed administrator of wage and
hour law.
Secretary Wallace asked 81 per cent
cut in wheat acreage.
July 18-Douglas Corrigan of Los An
geles made solo flight from New York
to Dublin. Ireland. in % hours. 13 min
utes.
July 19-Governor of Iowa ordered
troops to Newton. home of strike-bound
Maytag plant.
in oil conspiracy case at Madison, Wis.
July 20-Government began anti-mo.
nopoly suit against chief movie compa'
nies.
July 22-Federal court of appeals in
Chicago set aside finding of NLRB in
FanSteel corporation case.
July 25-Puerto Rico nationalists tried
to assassinate Gov. Blanton Winship.
Aug. Justice department announces
investigation of American Medical asso-
citation on charge of antitrust law vio-
Aug. 2-New Dealers defeated in vir-
ginia and Missouri Democratic prima-
ries
York district attorney. linked with James
]. Hines in policy racket charge.
President Roosevelt heads back home
after fishing cruise in South Pacific.
Aug. 6-Majority Leader Alben w.
Barkley wins Democratic senatorial
Happy Chandler.
Aug. 11-President Roosevelt asks de-
feat of Sen. Walter F. George in Geor-
gia speech
Twenty-six passenger German plane
flies nonstop from Berlin to New York.
Aug. 12-Tom Girdler, Republic steel
president. blasts c. l. o., National La
Dor Relations board and senate civil
liberties committee.
Aug. 13-United States Naziism and
Communism investigated by house COM
mittee on un-Americanism.
Aug. 15-President Roosevelt asks de-
feat of Sen. Millard Tydings in fire
side chat on social security's third
Trial of James j. Hines on racket
charge opens in New York city.
Ford Motor company calls 24,000 back
Aug. 16-John P. Frey. A. F. of L.
leader, blames Communists for sit-down
strike epidemic.
Aug. 18-President Roosevelt dedicates
new international bridge through the
Thousand Islands. st. Lawrence river.
nounces G. o. P. for meddling in pri-
Aug. 26-secretary Hull sends sharp
note to Mexico on seizure of American
owned farmlands.
Aug. 80 = Senator Smith, intended
purge victim. wins in South Carolina
McAdoo. indorsed by Roosevelt. loses
| in California primary.
Sept. 6-Governor Davey of Ohio de-
| fies federal social security board to cut
| off states old-age assistance grants.
| Senator Pat McCarron defeats two 100
| per cent New Dealers in Nevada pri-
| mary.
| Sept. 7-Grand Army of the Republic
] holds national reunion in Des Moines.