Wayne Lyman Morse (1900-1974) served as U. S. Senator from 1945 to 1969. He was a member of the Labor and
Welfare Committee, Armed Services Committee, and Foreign Relations Committee and served as a delegate to the United Nations. The collection
contains senatorial papers, 1944-1968, research material, arbitration decisions, speeches, financial material, mementos and personal and general
correspondence.
Repository:
University of Oregon Libraries Special Collections & University
Archives
Funding for encoding this finding aid was provided through a grant awarded by the National
Endowment for the Humanities.
Other Descriptive Information
The Papers of Senator Wayne L. Morse include material from 1919 to 1969. However, the bulk of the collection consists of the Senatorial
papers, 1944-1968.
At various times between 1945 and 1968, Senator Morse sent his non-current files to the National Archives and Records Service for
storage. The entire file was received by the University of Oregon Library in 1973 in the form of several record groups, each group representing
a shipment to the storage unit.
The task of the Librarian has been to reassemble the parts of the collection and create the file that would have existed had all the
records remained in the Senator's office. With some exceptions this has been done.
In 1960 the Senator's staff adopted a new filing system. As a result, practically the entire file begins anew in 1961. In addition,
certain specific files, e.g., Academy, Post Office, Public Works, were located in two general files, and sometimes kept as distinct files as
well. Such easily identified parts and distinct files were assembled into single units.
A researcher interested in a subject may need to consult several files to be certain of finding everything he wants. Even so apparently
distinct a subject as a political campaign cannot be studied by reference to the Campaign File alone; the speech file, radio and television, and
general correspondence files should all be examined for pertinent material.
On the other hand, the Index File is a nearly complete guide to all correspondents during the Senatorial years; a search for
correspondence with specific persons is relatively uncomplicated.
The use of the Papers of Senator Wayne L. Morse is restricted by agreement with the donor. Persons wishing to use the collection should
address the Curator of Special Collections, University of Oregon Library, stating the nature and purpose of their research.
No general microfilming or other reproduction of the collection is permitted or contemplated.
Source:
Inventory of the papers of Senator Wayne L. Morse, 1919-1969, prepared by Martin Schmitt and published by
the University of Oregon Library in 1974
Biographical Note
Wayne Lyman Morse was born on October 20, 1900 in Verona, Wisconsin, and grew up on his family's farm. He received a degree in labor
economics from the University of Wisconsin in 1923, and was awarded a masters degree from the university in 1924. That same year he married
Mildred Downie, a high school home economics teacher. While teaching and coaching the debate team at the University of Minnesota, he attended
law school. After receiving his LL.B. in 1928, Columbia University awarded him a teaching fellowship and a Doctor of Jurisprudence degree.
The family moved to Eugene in 1929, where Morse took a position as assistant professor of law at the University of Oregon. Nine months
later, at 30 years of age, he was named dean of the School of Law. Morse was the youngest law school dean in the country. In 1932 Morse was
instrumental in rousing Oregon voters to defeat the Zorn-Macpherson bill, which proposed moving the University's liberal arts curriculum to
Oregon State College in Corvallis, and making the University of Oregon a teacher college. Throughout the 1930s, Morse served on numerous state
legislative committees. He served as Chairman of the American Bar Association's committee on prisons, probation and parole, and on the Oregon
Crime Commission and the Governor's Commission on judicial reform.
Between 1938 and 1944, Morse was appointed arbitrator in a series of labor cases, most of them involving maritime unions. During the
same time, Morse also served on the National War Labor Board.
In 1944, Morse stepped down from his post as dean of the School of Law and pursued a seat in the U.S. Senate. His Senate campaign
focused on his connection with the people, highlighting his work as a labor arbitrator. He beat incumbent Republican Rufus C. Holman in the
primary election, and went on to win the state election by a wide margin over Democratic nominee Edgar W. Smith.
Morse served as U. S. Senator from 1945 to 1969. After defecting from the Republican party in 1952, he sat in a chair in the middle of
the Senate aisle to emphasize his independence. He joined the Democrats in 1955, and became an outspoken opponent of the Vietnam War. He was
joined only by Alaskan Senator Ernest Gruening in voting against President Johnson's Gulf of Tonkin Resolution. His 24-year career in the U.S.
Senate ended when Robert Packwood, a young Republican from Lake Oswego who called Morse's dissent reckless, defeated him in the 1968
election.
Morse's career was the subject of the film
The Last Angry Man: The Story of America's Most Controversial Senator, produced by Christopher Houser and
Robert Millis (Square Deal Productions, 1999).
Sources:
Morse for U. S. Senator Committee. "Facts About Wayne Morse." 1944.
Drukman, Mason.
Wayne Morse: A Political Biography. Portland, Oregon: The Oregon Historical Society Press, 1997.
Content Description
The collection includes material from 1919 to 1969. However, the bulk of the collection consists of the Senatorial papers,
1944-1968.
In 1960, the Senator's staff adopted a new filing system, so that a particular subject may span different files. A researcher
interested in a subject may need to consult several files to be certain of finding everything she wants. For example, an apparently distinct
subject such as a political campaign cannot be studied by reference to the Campaign File alone; the speech file, radio and television, and
general correspondence files should all be examined for pertinent material. However, the Index File is a nearly complete guide to all
correspondents during the Senatorial years; a search for correspondence with specific persons is relatively uncomplicated.
Use of the Collection
Restrictions on Access :
Collection is open to the public.
Collection must be used in Special Collections & University Archives Reading Room.
Restrictions on Use :
Property rights reside with Special Collections & University Archives, University of Oregon Libraries. Copyright resides with the
creators of the documents or their heirs. All requests for permission to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted to the Manuscripts
Librarian in Special Collections & University Archives. The reader must also obtain permission of the copyright holder.
Preferred Citation :
[Identification of item], Wayne L. Morse Papers, Coll. 001, Special Collections & University Archives, University of Oregon,
Eugene, Oregon.
Administrative Information
Arrangement :
The collection is organized into the following series:
Series A. General Correspondence File, 1945-1960. A name and subject file of incoming and outgoing correspondence. After 1960 it
was replaced by a subject file.
Series B. Subject File, 1961-1968. Incoming and outgoing correspondence; documents and publications, arranged by subject.
Series C. Academy File, 1946-1968. Applications, examination records, appointments to U. S. service academies.
Series D. Post Office File, 1945-1968. Correspondence, documents about post office in general, post masters, postal
service.
Series E. Public Works File, 1955-1969. Bureau of Reclamation and Army Engineers projects: dams, flood control, irrigation,
reclamation and navigation projects: correspondence.
Series F. Servicemen and Veterans File, 1945-1968. Correspondence on veterans' legislation, pensions, hospitals, and problems of
specific veterans.
Series G. Oregon Office File, 1954-1968. Correspondence referred to Oregon office from Washington, D. C. or sent originally to
Oregon office for action.
Series H. Bill File, 1945-1968. Bills introduced or cosponsored by Senator Morse. With correspondence and documents.
Series I. Legislative Correspondence File, 1947-1960. Senate and House bills not introduced or sponsored by Senator Morse;
reports, hearings, correspondence.
Series J. Departmental Correspondence, 1946-1961. Correspondence with Federal departments and agencies about legislation,
policies, aid to constituents.
Series K. Pressure mail, 1947-1968. Bulk mail, largely from organized letter-writing campaigns.
Series L. Robo File, 1954-1968. Bulk mail, with replies in robo-typed form letters.
Series M. Synopsis of Floor Work; Voting Records, 1945-1966. Daily records of action in Senate; Senator Morse's voting record in
Senate.
Series N. Campaign Papers, 1944-1968. Correspondence, speeches, financial and other records of political campaigns of Senator
Morse, and Morse on behalf of others.
Series O. Speech File, 1922-1968.
Series P. Articles and Statements File, 1945-1966. Magazine articles by and about Senator Morse; statements distributed for mass
mailing or special purposes.
Series Q. Radio, Television and Motion Picture File, 1947-1968. Scripts, phono-records, tape recordings, television tapes, motion
picture films.
Series R. Employment File, 1948-1968. Office personnel records; files on Federal jobs in Washington, D. C. and elsewhere.
Series S. Pre-Senate Correspondence, 1932-1943; Personal Correspondence, 1944-1951.
Series T. Committees, Commissions, Boards, 1930-1968. Records of official and semi-official appointments and obligations.
Series U. Index to Senatorial Files, 1945-1968.
Series V. Scrapbooks, 1919-1969.
Series W. Miscellaneous Records, 1946-1968. Appointment books; law course notes and lectures; horse records; mementos,
photographs.
Addendum - July 1981
These bits and pieces of material were found after the main body of Wayne L. Morse Papers had been processed. It is not known
whether this material somehow never got sorted into the major collection or if it was received after the main portion of the collection had been
processed. This addendum largely consists of correspondence, La Follette research material, arbitration decisions, speeches, financial material,
and mementos. The correspondence has been divided into personal and general, according to a previous processing decision. It is arranged
alphabetically with the number of letters appearing in parentheses after the name. The speeches and financial material have been arranged
chronologically. The last box contains oversize material including artifacts, ledgers, yearbooks of Mildred Morse and two scrapbooks. Original
photographs have been removed to the Photograph Collection.
Addendum II - May 1984
These files comprising the second addendum to the Wayne L. Morse Papers were found unprocessed and out of place in the stacks.
It is believed they were separated from the main collection of papers in the processing stage, but for an unknown reason were never included
with that body of material. There is no records of them having been received separately. They consist of promotional material, press clippings
and photographs (removed to the Photograph Collection) of the Foreign Relations Committee's Latin American Trip in 1959; invitations, both
declined and accepted, arranged chronologically; and personal files.
Addendum III - October 1984
These files include correspondence from 1942-1943 and speeches from 1937-1947. Correspondents include Harold Ickes and
Franklin Roosevelt, regarding the National War Labor Board. The four speeches are on various topics.
Separated Materials :
Photographs in this collection are stored separately under call number PH131.
Additional Reference Guides :
Inventory of the papers of Senator Wayne L. Morse, 1919-1969 / prepared by Martin Schmitt, curator of Special Collections, Eugene :
University of Oregon Library, 1974 : Z6616.M88 O73 1974
Detailed Description of the Collection
The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection.
Series A: General correspondence file, 1945-1960
A name and subject file of incoming and outgoing correspondence. Includes reference and cross reference sheets. This file was
discontinued in 1960 and replaced by a "Subject file," 1961-1968 (see Series B).
Container(s)
Description
Dates
Box
1
A-Az
1947-1951
2
A-Az
1952-1959
3
A-Az
1959-1960
3
Abrahamson, C. E.
1946-1958
3
Acheson, Dean [pressure mail]
1951-1952
3
Adams, Sherman [case of]
1951-1958
3
Adler, Leo
1949-1951
3
Aeronautics
1947-1949
3
Aeronautics, airports
1947
4
Africa
1957-1960
4
Agriculture
1947
4
Agriculture, appropriations
1960
4
Agriculture, labor
1945-1947
4
Air Academy, location
1950-1951
4
Air defense
1948-1950
4
Air Force
1951-1954
4
Air Force Reserve
1947
4
Air Force Reserve, Salem, Oregon
1948-1949
4
Air Line Pilots and Stewardesses Association
1958
4
Air line service to Hawaii
1946-1948
4
Aitchison, Bruce
1951
4
Alaska
1947-1960
4
Alaska highway
1947
4
Alaska housing
1950-1951
5
Albina Engine and Machine Works
1947
5
Alcatraz, treatment of prisoners
1948-1949
5
Alcohol, Springfield, Oregon plant
1945-1949
5
Alcohol in army camps
1950-1955
5
Aldrich, Edwin B.
1946-1950
5
Alexander, Paul J.
1956-1957
5
Alien property claims
1955-1960
5
Allen, C. H.
1945-1949
5
Allen, Edward W.
1948-1952
5
Allen, Jess H.
1948-1950
5
Allen, Niel
1945-1951
5
Allen, Robert S.
1954
5
Allen, S. Eugene
1945-1948
5
Alstock, Francis
1955-1958
5
Alumina clay plant, Salem, Oregon
1945-1949
5
Aluminum
1951-1958
5
Aluminum, Troutdale, Oregon plant
1946-1950
5
Aly, Bower
1959-1960
6
Armbruster, Howard W.
1946-1948
6
American Bar Association
1946-1957
6
American Civil Liberties Union
1952
6
American Council on Human Rights
1952
6
American Federation of Labor and C.I.O
1955-1961
6
American Federation of the Physically Handicapped, Inc
1950-1952
6
American Fliers in Hungary
1951-1952
6
American Institute of Pacific Relations
1951-1952
6
American Legion
1945-1960
6
American Medical Association
1945-1961
6
American Mercury
1946-1947
6
American Public Power Association
1953-1960
6
American University
1947
6
American Veterans Committee
1946-1952
6
Americans for Democratic Action
1948-1960
7
Anderson, Harold B.
1951-1952
7
Anderson, Ralph J.
1952-1956
7
Anderson, Robert H.
1951
7
Anderson, Ross
1946-1952
7
Anderson, Steve
1947-1956
7
Andrews, Roy C.
1951-1952
7
Angell, Homer
1946-1954
7
Anti-defamation League
1950
7
Anti-vivisection
1952-1961
7
Apple Growers Association, Hood River, Oregon
1945-1950
7
Applications
1954-1957
7
Arab states, rearmament
1950
7
Arbuckle, George L.
1945-1946
7
Argentina
1945-1947
7
Arlington Aeornautical School in Tillamook, Oregon
1952
7
Armed Forces and services
1954
7
Armed Forces day
1950-1952
7
Armstrong, Albert H.
1945-1946
7
Arnold, Melvin
1945-1951
7
Arrow Transportation Co
1947-1948
7
Associated Press
1954
7
Astoria Naval Hospital
1945-1946
7
Atomic bomb
1950-1954
7
Atomic energy bill (S.3690)
1954
8
Atomic energy, joint committee on (S.2239)
8
Autograph and photograph requests
1946-1960
8
Axley, Ralph E.
1945-1952
9
Bl 1947-By 1949
10
Ba 1950-By 1951-1952
11
Ba 1952-1953-By 1953-1954
12
Ba 1954-1955-Bes 1959-1960
13
Bl-By
1959-1960
13
Badley, Joy E.
1950-1951
13
Baker, Edward D.
1952
13
Ball, Dewey L.
1948-1952
13
Banfield, Harry M.
1949-1951
13
Barbey, Dan E.
1950-1952
13
Barden bill (H.R. 7160)
1950
13
Barkley, Alben W.
1951
13
Barton, George S.
1948-1952
13
Baxter, William E.
1949-1951
13
Beale Air Force Base
1952-1954
13
Beals, A. G.
1947-1949
13
Beaver Ammunition Storage Depot
1953
13
Becker, Howard
1950
13
Beggs, George
1945-1946
13
Benesch, Irving
1957
13
Benson, Donald L.
1947-1950
13
Benton, William
1950-1960
13
Bercovici, B. S.
1947-1954
13
Berg, William
1954-1958
13
Bergon, Florence S.
1947-1951
13
Berlin
1958-1959
14
Bernstein, Merton C.
1954-1960
14
Bigelow, James W.
1952
14
Billikopf, Jacob
1945-1950
14
Bishop, Mrs. Walter [Ruth Lipper]
1946-1948
14
Black, Eugene
1957
14
Blackford, W. A.
1945-1960
14
Bladine, Jack
1949-1950
14
Blind
1945-1947
14
Bloch, Ivan
1956-1959
14
Blonk, Hubert
1953-1954
14
Boehnke, Ed. G.
1950-1952
14
Bond, Jesse H.
1946
14
Bonds (U. S.)
1954-1960
14
Bone, Arthur H.
1947-1960
14
Bonneville Power Administration
1947-1950
14
Books received
1945-1950
15
Books reviewed
1951-1960
15
Bouslog, Harriet
1949
15
Jay Bowerman
1950-1951
15
Box car shortage
1946-1951
15
Boyd, Robert O.
1948-1951
15
Boylen, Ernest L.
1952
15
Bradshaw, Archie E.
1946-1952
15
Bramel, Walter
1955-1956
15
Brandenfels, Carl
1947-1956
15
Brandt, Philip M.
1945-1954
16
Brettauer, Alfred
1947-1951
16
Brewster, J. E.
1946-1947
16
Brigham, Leslie E.
1947-1949
16
Brod, Harry A.
1945-1947
16
Brookings Institution
1947-1948
16
Brooks, Charles W.
1957-1960
16
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
1948
16
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
1949-1956
16
Brown, Daniel II
1950-1952
16
Brown, George
1949-1950
16
Brown, James
1946-1958
16
Brown, McDannell
1948-1950
16
Brown, Mary E.
1945-1950
16
Bryan, Colvin
1947-1951
16
Budget, U. S.
1947-1950
16
Burlap shortage
1951
16
Burnett, Ben W.
1953-1957
16
Burnham Chemical Company
1960
17
Business Week
1946-1947
17
Butler, John D., Jr
1950-1954
17
Byrne, Charles D.
1945-1946
17
Ca 1947-Ch 1949
18
Cl 1949-Co 1951-1952
19
Cr 1951-1952-Cy 1953/1954
20
Ca 1954/1955-Cz 1957-1959
21
Ca-Cz
1959-1960
21
Cabinet appointments
1953, 1960
21
Cain, Harry P.
1950-1952
21
Cake, Ralph
1945-1951
21
California Oregon Power Company
1955-1959
21
Camp Adair, Oregon
1945-1956
21
Camp Watson, Oregon
1958-1960
21
Camp White, Oregon
1950-1959
21
Campaign support
1952-1953
21
Cancelled speeches
1955
21
Cancer
1954-1960
22
Capehart, Homer
1957-1959
22
Capital budgeting
1955-1961
22
Capital punishment
1956-1960
22
Capitol extension
1958-1960
22
Capper, Arthur
1946-1947
22
Capsin, Joseph
1947-1960
22
CARE
1945-1949
22
Carpenter, Charles E.
1945-1946
22
Carson, Joe
1946-1957
22
Cartoons
1952-1953,
1959-1960
22
Casey, John T.
1945-1950
22
Casselberry, Horace
1955-1957
22
Catching Slough log booms
1949-1950
22
Cement
1950
22
Census
1949-1950
22
Chafee, Zechariah
1951-1952
22
Chapman, C. C.
1946, 1952
22
Charlton, Grace
1955-1956
22
Chavez, Dennis
1953-1954
22
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
1959
22
Chilberg, C. K.
1946-1950
22
China
1947-1960
22a
China Lobby
1952
23
Christian, Malcolm H.
1957
23
Chrome
1948-1960
23
Church, R. R.
1949-1952
23
Churchill, John
1957-1961
23
Circuit Court of Appeals, 9th
1948-1949
23
Citizenship Committee, N. E. A.
1949-1956
23
Civil defense
1949-1956
23
Civil rights
1955-1960
24
Civil rights
1959-1960
24
Civil rights, Douglas letter
1957-1958
24
Civil rights, Little Rock, Arkansas
1957-1958
24
Civil Rights Commission
1957-1959
24
Civil service
1953-1954
24
Civil Service Commission
1946-1947
24
Civilian Production Administration
1946-1947
24
Clapp, Gordon
1947
24
Clark, Arthur M.
1955
24
Clark, Dan E.
1947-1952
24
Clark, Ned
1946-1951
24
Cloture
1952-1955
24
Coal
1950-1952
24
Coast Guard
1950
24
Coast Guard Reserve
1948-1950
24
Coast Guard security regulations
1951
24
Cochran, Clay
1948-1951
24
Cohn, Marcus
1949-1951
24
Cole, Hugh
1956-1960
24
Colliers
1949-1950
24
Collins, Harry J.
1947
24
Colombia, S. A., religious freedom
1956-1957
25
Columbia Basin Interagency Committee
1949-1950
25
Columbia Interstate Compact Commission
1954-1960
25
Columbia River Development Corporation
1954-1959
25
Columbia Valley Authority
1949-1953
25
Columbus Day
1959
25
Commendations
1947
25
Commissaries, military
1953-1954
25
Commission of Public Docks, Port of Portland, Oregon
1950-1951
25
Committee assignments
1948-1953,
1955-1957
25
Committee on the Present Danger
1950-1952
25
Communications stations, Oregon (C. A. A.)
1946-1957
25
Communism
1946-1960
25
Concentration camps for suspected subversives
1952
25
Conciliation
1947-1950
25
Conciliation Service, dismissal of employees
1946-1947
26
Conflict of interests
1955-1959
26
Congratulatory letters
1946-1955
26
Congress of Industrial Organizations
1949-1955
26
Congressional Record, corrections and insertions
1953-1960
26
Conservation
1955-1961
26
Consservation, soil and water research laboratory, Oregon
1953-1960
26
Continental Chemical Company, Salem, Oregon
1950-1951
26
Controls, price and rent
1953-1954
26
Cook, Mrs. O. D.
1952-1958
26
Coon, Sam
1957
26
Cooper, Forrest E.
1945-1952
26
Cooper, Genevieve
1951-1953
26
Cooper Lake hydroelectric project
1958-1959
26
Cooperatives
1947-1951
26
Coos Bay port dispute
1946
26
Copper
1950-1951
26
Cordon, Guy
1947-1955
26
Cornelison, Mrs. J. M.
1948-1951
26
Cornett, Marshall E.
1945-1947
26
Corrupt Practices Act
1953-1957
27
Council Against Communist Aggression
1952
27
Council on Foreign Relations
1959-1961
27
Couponing
1955
27
Courshon, Arthur
1958-1961
27
Cox, Herb
1945-1952,
1956-1958
27
Crab meat industry
1957-1960
27
Craget, Leo
1953-1957
27
Cranberries
1959-1960
27
Crank letters
1948-1949, 1959
27
Crater Lake National Park
1945-1946
27
Crawford and Doherty Foundry Company
1947-1948
27
Credit buereaus
1949
27
Criticism
1946-1951
27
Crockwell, J. D. M.
1945-1950
27
Cronise, Ralph
1945-1951
27
Crosby, Clyde
1957
27
Crow, C. C.
1945-1952
27
Cuba
1959-1961
27
Curry, James E.
1950-1951
27
Curry County Hospital Association
1950-1951
27
Curtis Lumber Company
1953-1955
27
Cyprus
1956-1959
28
Da 1947-Dl 1951/1952
29
Do 1951/1952-Do 1958/1959
30
Dalles (The) bridge construction
1952
30
Dana, Marshall N.
1946-1950
30
Danberg, Neil
1948-1951
30
Dann, Sol A.
1958
30
Dant, Charles E.
1945-1946
30
Dant, Thomas W.
1949
30
Davenport, Russell W.
1948-1950
30
Davidson, C. Girard
1947-1951
30
Davis, Harry F.
1949-1951
30
Davis, Loy L.
1946-1960
30
DDT sprays
1957
30
Deal, Clyde W.
1945-1950
30
Debt
1954
30
DeCicco, Mike
1955-1961
30
Decker, Fred
1956-1957
30
Defense
1951-1960
30
Defense Production Act
1956
30
Defense program
1958-1960
30
DeJonge (Dirk) case
1950
30
DeMent, Jack
1946-1947
30
Democratic Declaration
1956
30
Democratic Party
1955-1956
31
Democratic Party
1957-1960
31
Democratic Party, National Committee
1954-1960
31
Democratic Party, Oregon
1957-1960
31
Democratic Party, Oregon, committee lists
1956, 1960
31
Democratic Party, Oregon, Election laws committee
1957-1960
31
Democratic Party, Oregon, Sen. Morse's registration and affiliation
1954-1958
32
Democratic Party, Oregon, volunteers and committee lists
1956
32
Democratic Party, Oregon, Multnomah County
1957-1960
32
Democratic Party national convention
1956-1960
32
Democratic Party, special (change in registration)
1956-1957
32
Democratic Party leadership
1959
32
Denbo, George W.
1945-1949
32
Denfield, Louis
1949
32
de Normandie, R. E.
1945-1946
32
Dent, Howard
1952-1957
32
Department appointments
1953-1954
32
DeShazor, James
1957-1958
32
DeSilva, Joseph
1953-1958
32
Destruction of valuable army and navy equipment
1945-1946
32
Devlin, Charles H.
1950-1951
32
Dewey, Thomas E.
1948-1951
32
DeWuhs, Joe
1957-1958
32
Dexter, Mrs. Elliott
1948
32
Dezendorf, James C.
1948-1951
32
Dickey, Robert R.
1948-1951
32
Dickson, Earl L.
1946-1948
32
Dierdorff, Ross
1949
32
Dilliard, Irving
1950-1959
33
Dimick, Daniel R.
1947-1948
33
Dinosaur National Monument
1951-1952
33
Disabled American Veterans
1946-1950
33
Disarmament
1955-1960
33
Disaster areas and insurance
1955-1959
33
Displaced persons
1946-1957
33
Dixon-Yates contracts
1954-1957
33
Do ratings
1951-1952
33
Doc, Lil
1958-1959
33
Doctor letters
1948
33
Dodd, Norris E.
1952
33
Dodds, Austin
1945-1950
33
Donald, James T.
1945-1951
33
Douglas, Paul H.
1950-1960
33
Douglas, William O.
1958-1960
33
Douglas fir bark
1951
33
Draft
1950, 1955,
1959-1960
33
Duck-baiting
1955
33
Duke, Russell
1953
33
Dulles, John Foster
1956-1959
33
Dunne, Joe E.
1945-1952
33
Durham, Walter A.
1946-1949
34
Ea 1947-Ez 1955/1956
35
Ea 1956/1957-Ez 1959/1960
35
Earl, Stanley
1945-1952
35
Eastern Oregon Wheat League
1945-1948
35
Eastland, James O.
1956-1960
35
Eastland, James O. and "Southern Manifesto"
1956
35
Eaton, Cyrus
1958-1959
35
Eaton, Howard O.
1947-1948, 1951
35
EBASCO
1955-1956
35
Ebinger, John B.
1948-1951
35
Economy
1959-1960
35
Economy in government
1951-1952
35
Editorials
1956-1960
35
Education
1955-1960
36
Education, engineers and scientists
1957-1958
36
Education, Federal aid
1956-1960
36
Education, oil for
1957-1959
36
Educational exchange program
1955-1958
36
Edwards, Frank
1953-1954
36
Edwards, Jonathan
1950-1951
36
Efteland, Robert G.
1948-1951
36
Eggs
1956-1959
36
Ehrlich, Philip S.
1944-1952
36
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
1952-1961
36
Elections
1954, 1960-1961
37
Electoral college
1948-1952,
1960-1961
37
Eliel, Paul
1947-1949
37
Ellsworth, Harris
1945-1957
37
Emmons, Ralph
1950-1951
37
Energy Research Associates
1957
37
Enright, Thomas C.
1952-1954
37
Equal rights
1955-1961
37
Ernst, Morris
1958-1960
37
Ettel, Ralph
1951-1952
37
Eugene, Oregon Chamber of Commerce
1945-1946
37
Eugene Council on World Affairs
1947-1948
37
Eugene Fruit Growers Association
1945-1950
37
Eugene Register Guard
1951
37
European recovery
1948-1949
37
Ewauna Box Company
1945-1948
37
Export-Import Bank
1955-1961
37
Exports, general
1947-1954
37
Exports (by product)
1953-1960
38
Fa 1947-Fy 1951/1952
39
Fa 1952/1953-Fy 1958/1959
40
Fa-Fy
1959-1960
40
Fair trade
1956-1960
40
Fall Creek Lumber Company
1951
40
Family allowance
1950
40
Farm [agriculture]
1950-1960
41
Farm, Brannan Plan
1949
41
Farm, farm policy
1949
41
Farm, National Farm Labor Union
1949
41
Farm, National Farmers Relations Act
1946
41
Farm, price supports
1949-1960
41
Farm Security Administration
1945-1946
41
Farragut College
1946-1947
41
Farrell, Robert S.
1945-1948
41
"Fascism in Action"
1947
41
FBI investigation
1953
41
Federal Firearms Act
1957-1958
41
Federal Home Loan Banks
1946
41
Federal Housing Administration
1953
41
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Services
1952-1954
41
Federal Power Commission
1946-1953
41
Federal power projects, Pacific Northwest
1952-1953
41
Federal Works Agency
1945-1946
41
Fertilizer
1946-1947
41
Field, James
1946-1950
41
Fifth Avenue Coach Company
1946-1947
41
Filberts
1957-1958
41
Filibuster speech
1947
41
Finley, Forrest E.
1946-1951
41
Fischer, Mrs. Robert M.
1945
41
Fisheries
1945-1950
42
Fisheries
1950-1960
42
Fitzgerald report
1953-1955
42
Flag
1955-1960
42
Flanders, Ralph E.
1954-1956
42
Flax
1945-1951
42
Flight training
1947-1951
42
Flood control
1956
42
Flood disasters
1955-1957
42
Flood disasters, Malheur County, Oregon
1957
42
Flour
1950-1951
42
Fluoridation
1955-1960
43
Food additives
1960
43
Food situation (food for Europe)
1946-1947
43
Foot and mouth disease
1947-1948
43
Foreign affairs
1947-1951
43
Foreign aid
1955-1960
43
Foreign decorations
1957-1960
43
Foreign policy
1951-1956
44
Foreign policy
1956-1960
44
Foreign relations
1957-1961
44
Foreign relations (Savara, Bhim)
1959-1961
44
Foreign relations, San Francisco Charter
1945
44
Foreign relations, San Francisco Charter
1945
44
Foreign relations, United National Organizations
1945-1957
44
Foreign relations, World Court
1946-1948
44
Foreign Relations Committee
1950-1951
44
Foreign service examinations
1947-1949
44
Foreign service positions
1954-1960
45
Foreign trade
1955-1959
45
Forest fires
1954-1957
45
Formosa
1949-1960
45
Formosa, Quemoy-Matsu policy
1958
45
Formosa, Oregon letters
1955
46
Forrestal, James
1949
46
Forrester, James W., Jr
1951-1956
46
Fort Sill expansion
1958-1959
46
Ft. Vancouver National Monument
1949-1953
46
Fowler, Charles H.
1947-1961
46
France
1958-1960
46
Franchere, Hoyt
1945-1953
46
Frank, Aaron M.
1945-1951
46
Frank, B. K.
1950-1951
46
Franks, Maurice
1945-1947
46
Freeman, Percy F.
1949-1951
46
French, Giles
1945-1950
46
Freund, Arthur J.
1945-1960
46
Friedman, Samuel
1947-1952
46
"Friends of Wayne Morse"
1954-1960
46
Frohnmayer, Otto J.
1950-1951
46
Fulbright Act
1954-1961
46
Fuller, Edgar
1949-1950
46
Fund for the Republic
1957-1958
46
Ga 1947-Gy 1948
47
Ga 1948/1949-Gl 1952/1953
48
Go 1952/1953-Gy 1958/1959
49
Ga-Gy
1959-1960
49
Gage, Lawrence E.
1950-1951
49
Gallagher, John H.
1947-1951
49
Gamble, Ted
1946
49
Gard, Jesse
1950-1952
49
Geddes, A. W.
1945-1947
49
General issues
1956-1957
49
Genocide convention
1951-1952
49
George, Leo E.
1945
49
Gerber, Joseph R.
1949-1950
49
Gerlinger, Mrs. George T.
1948-1952
49
German debt
1953-1955
49
Germany
1945-1958
49
Germer, Adolph
1945-1951
49
Getts, Clark H.
1945-1957
49
GI Bill
1955-1957
49
Gianini, Mildred
1947-1951
49
Gibbons, Phillip S., Jr
1945-1951
49
Gifts
1954-1960
50
Gilbert Brothers, Inc
1953
50
Gill, Howard
1945-1950
50
Gillis, George
1944-1951
50
Gilman, Rex
1954-1956
50
Gilmore, Roy
1950-1951
50
Girard case (William Girard)
1957
50
Godfrey, George
1947-1952
50
Gold
1956-1961
50
Golding, Bernard
1954-1955
50
Goldsmith, Arthur J.
1945-1954
50
Goldsmith, Barnett H.
1952-1953
50
Goldy, Dan
1957-1961
50
Gordon, Theodore H.
1945-1951
50
Government contracts
1951-1958
51
Government contracts
1959-1961
51
Government expenditures
1951
51
Graham, Frank
1947-1951
51
Grain storage
1948-1954
51
Grant, Elmira O.
1953
51
Grant, W. Cape
1958-1961
51
Gravelle, L. A.
1950
51
Great Decisions programs
1958-1960
51
Greece
1947-1950
51
Green, B. A.
1944-1960
51
Green, Edith
1954-1960
51
Grey, Ben
1959-1961
51
Grey, Herb
1949-1951
51
Greyhound Bus problem
1952
51
Grondahl, Mrs. Hilmer
1948
52
Gross, Arthur J.
1954-1955
52
Gross, Bertram M.
1945-1951
52
Ground observer program
1952
52
Ha 1947-H 1949
53
Ho 1949-Hey 1951/1952
54
Hl 1951/1952-Hy 1953/1954
55
Ha 1954/1955-Hy 1959/1960
56
Hagenstein, W. D.
1957-1958
56
Haines, Frank E.
1946-1948
56
Haiti
1955-1959
56
Halbert, Howard C.
1951
56
Hall, John H.
1947-1948
56
Hallock, Ted
1957-1959
56
Hamblin, L. L.
1957-1960
56
Hammersley, Robert L.
1951
56
Hammett, Mark J.
1955
56
Hand, Learned
1962
56
Hanzen, Henry M.
1947-1957
56
Harbour, W. E. L.
1946-1954
56
Harpham, Everett
1945-1951
56
Harriman, Averell
1955-1958
56
Harris, Joseph P.
1945-1949
56
Harris, Richmond
1947-1948
56
Harris, W. L.
1958
56
Hart, Charles A.
1945-1949
56
Hart, Hornall
1951
56
Harvey Aluminum
1955-1959
56
Haseltine, Mr. and Mrs. William A.
1945-1950
56
Hatch Act
1955-1957
56
Hatfield, Mark O.
1954-1960
56
Hatfield, Mark O., court incident
1958-1960
56
Hatfield, Mark, delegation meeting
1958
56
Haveman, Elma D.
1945-1946
56
Hawaii
1953-1960
56
Hayek, Henry
1957-1958
56
Heacock, Amos
1950-1959
56
Health insurance
1960-1961
56
Health legislation
1950-1959
56
Heath, Winifred
1957-1960
56
Hells Canyon bridge
1950-1956
56
Hennessey, Roy
1955-1956
57
Henzel, Dick
1946-1951
57
Hermiston hospital project
1952-1954
57
Hester, Hugh
1957-1960
57
Hetzel, Frederick C.
1946-1951
57
Highway safety
1956-1959
57
Highway trust fund
1959
57
Highways
1954-1960
57
Highways, Athena-Weston, Oregon
1960
57
Hill, Lister
1953-1956
57
Hill, Margaret T.
1945-1947
57
Hitchcock, Philip
1947-1956
57
Hollis, Orlando J.
1945-1954
57
Hollis, Russell
1950-1951
57
Holman, Rufus
1946-1960
57
Holmer, A. Freeman
1951
57
Holmes, Dean E.
1954
57
Holmes, Robert D.
1956-1958
57
Holmes, Robert D., appointments
1957-1959
57
Homesteading
1955
57
Hooper, Mark, Jr
1951
57
Hoover, Herbert C., speech
1950-1951
57
Hoover, J. Edgar
1950
57
Hoover Commission
1958-1959
58
Hoover Commission report
1948-1952
58
Hope, Charles W.
1945-1947
58
Hope airport, Arkansas
1953
58
Hops
1945-1950
58
Hornich, Harrison P.
1952
58
Horses to Hungary
1948-1952
58
Hospital construction program in Oregon
1950-1952
58
"Hounsell Bill"
1953
58
Housing
1950-1960
59
Housing (by project)
1945-1952
59
Housing, appropriation cut
1951-1953
59
Housing, defense areas
1951-1952
59
Housing, low cost housing
1945-1948
59
Housing, rent
1947-1952
59
Housing, rent, commercial
1951
59
Housing, slum clearance
1949
59
Housing, veterans
1945-1948
59
Hoyt, Palmer
1945-1957
59
Hudson, Manley O.
1945-1947
59
Huey, Lowery
1949-1952
59
Hughes, Willis B.
1944-1951
59
Hume, Richard
1945-1950
59
Humphrey, Hubert
1949-1960
59
Humphrey, Tom
1949-1954
59
Hungary
1956-1960
59
Hunt, Isaac
1945
59
Hunter, Frederick
1945-1951
59
Hussa, L. R.
1945-1953
59
Hydrogen bomb
1950
60
I
1947-1961
60
Ice cream cases
1955
60
Illidge cases (Oregon District Court)
1949
60
Immigration
1954-1960
60
Imports
1948-1954
61
Inauguration
1961
61
Independent Party Committee
1953-1954
61
India
1952-1958
61
India, aid to
1957-1958
61
Indian Law Review
1950
61
Indochina
1954
61
Indonesia
1948-1950
61
Inflation
1946-1960
61
Ingalls, C. E.
1947
61
Ingham, Charles W.
1949
61
Inland Empire Waterways Association
1949-1954
61
Institute of International Education
1949
61
Insurance
1958
61
Interest rates
1958-1960
61
Intergovernmental Relations Commission
1955
61
International Association of Machinists
1955-1958
61
International Labor Conference, Geneva
1952
61
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union
1947-1960
61
International Wheat Agreement
1948-1949
61
International Woodworkers of America
1946-1960
61
Invitations
1947
62
Invitations
1947-1953
63
Invitations
1953-1957
64
Invitations
1958-1960
65
Invitations
1960
65
Iran
1954-1958
65
Ireland, L. A.
1948-1951
65
Iron Fireman Manufacturing Company
1950-1951
65
Irving, C. L.
1949-1951
65
Israel
1953-1960
65
Israel bond drive
1953-1959
65
Italy
1946-1950
65
Italy, Protestant ministers
1957
65
Ives, Irving
1954, 1958
65
J
1947-1951/1952
66
J
1952/1953-1960
66
Jackson, Gardner
1955-1956
66
Jackson, Glenn
1950-1953
66
Jacobson, Roy
1945-1949
67
Japan
1950-1960
67
Jaqua, Ernest J.
1950-1960
67
Javits, J. K.
1946-1951
67
Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Association
1957-1960
67
Jenney, W. H.
1945-1951
67
Jensen, John
1951
67
Jensen, Vernon H.
1945-1952
67
"JESSI" program
1957-1959
67
Jessup, Phillip C.
1951-1952
67
Jewish affairs
1945-1950
67
Johnson, Collis
1950-1951
67
Johnson, Lucina E. C.
1954-1960
67
Johnson, Lyndon B.
1953-1960
67
Johnson, William H. E.
1947
67
Jones, E. Stanley
1945
67
Jones, John Walker
1949-1951
67
Jones, Robert L.
1948-1951
67
Jones, Ronald E.
1948-1951
67
Jordan, Robert
1958-1960
67
Journal poll
1952
67
Judgeships (U. S. and Oregon)
1955
67
Juvenile delinquency
1954-1959
68
K
1947-1952/1953
69
K
1953/1954-1959/1960
69
Kaiser, Henry
1955-1957
69
Kane, Hildur
1957-1959
69
Karlson, Emil
1950-1951
69
Katyn Forest massacre
1952
69
Keefe, Arthur J.
1948-1952
69
Kefauver, Estes
1951, 1954-1960
69
Kefauver crime investigation
1951
69
Kell, Ray
1949-1950
69
Kellogg Park property disposal
1956-1957
69
Kellogg Park site
1955-1956
70
Kelly, Edward C. and Mrs. Kelly
1955-1956
70
Kennedy, John F.
1957-1960
70
Ketell, Herbert
1955
70
Ketell, Construction Company
1951, 1957-1960
70
Keyser, Andrew E.
1952-1953
70
Kruschev, Nikita, visit to U. S.
1959-1960
70
Kilkenny, John F.
1951
70
Killam, Graham
1951
70
King, C. Harold
1951-1960
70
Kingwell, E. G.
1948-1950
70
Kinzua dam project, Pennsylvania
1960
70
Kizer, Benjamin
1947-1951
70
Klamon, Charles
1947
70
Klein, Alexander
1949-1951
70
Klein, Julius
1951-1957
70
Klemme, Marvin
1945-1951
70
Kline, Caryl
1958-1959
70
Knowland, William F.
1958
71
Kohlberg, Alfred
1956-1958
71
Kohler, George
1953-1954
71
Koje, George
1952
71
Korea
1948-1961
71
Korean War issue
1953-1954
71
La 1947-Ly 1949/1950
72
La 1950/1951-Lev 1953/1954
72
Lew 1953/1954-Ly 1959/1960
73
Labor
1949-1958
74
Labor
1959-1960
74
Labor, newspapers
1954-1959
74
Labor, right-to-work
1955-1959
74
Labor law
1959-1960
74
Labor's Daily, Inc
1953-1960
74
Labor's League for Political Education
1949-1954
74
Lackland Air Force Base, Texas
1951
74
Lafferty, A. W.
1951-1959
74
Laird, Eugene
1950-1951
74
Lambie, Kenneth E.
1945-1948
74
Lamont (Corliss) case
1957
74
Land, acquisition
1948-1950
74
Land grants, Federal
1949-1954
75
Lands
1952-1959
75
Landsburg, Frank E.
1953-1958
75
Langer, William
1954-1959
75
Langman, James D.
1948-1950
75
Lapham, Roger
1945-1950
75
Larson, D. T.
1948-1951
75
Latin America
1957
75
Laursen, Earl
1959-1960
75
Lawrence, David
1950-1959
75
Lawrence, William H.
1945
75
Lay, Edward
1956-1959
75
Lay, Edward H. and Son, Company
1950-1952
75
Lazarus, Herman
1951-1953
75
League for the American Home, Inc
1950-1952
75
League of Women Voters
1945-1959
75
Lee, Dorothy McC
1946-1952
75
Lee, Jason
1946-1960
75
Lee, Myrtle E.
1945-1948
76
Leedy, Robert A.
1951-1952
76
Lefebvre, Leon N.
1945-1950
76
Lehman, Herbert
1954-1960
76
Leiserson, William M.
1947-1949
76
Leter, Robert E.
1947
76
Letters to the editor
1953-1960
76
Levin, Jack
1953
76
Lewis, Fulton, Jr
1947-1948
76
Lewis, Jean
1956-1959
76
Lewis and Clark
1957-1958
76
Liberal Digest and Liberal Party
1954-1959
76
Library of Congress
1948-1960
77
Lie detector
1952-1954
77
Lind, Herman
1945-1952
77
Lindsay, George
1952-1954
77
Linfield Research Institute
1957
77
Linseed oil (Paraffine Company, Inc.)
1945-1947
77
Liquor advertising
1951-1952
77
Littell, Norman M.
1949-1952
77
Littler, Robert
1946
77
Lizt, Herbert
1957-1960
77
Lobbying
1953-1957
77
Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr
1948-1953
77
Loeb, Alfred A.
1945-1949
77
Long, Russell
1952-1955
77
Long-Bell Lumber Company
1957
77
Lorence, Howard C.
1952
77
Low income annuities
1946
77
Loyalty Act
1947-1949
77
Lubersky, William F.
1945-1955
77
Lucas, Robert W.
1945-1949
77
Lueddemann, Hillman
1948-1954
77
Luke, Tommy
1950-1954
77
Lumber
1945-1961
77
Luoma, George
1945-1949
77
Lush, William
1945-1952
77
Lusk, Hall
1960
77
Lytle, Robert D.
1952
78
Ma 1947-My 1948/1949
79
Ma 1949/1950-Maz 1951/1952
80
McA 1951/1952-Maz 1953/1954
1951-1954
81
McA 1953/1954-Mu 1957
1951-1954
82
Ma 1958-My 1960
82
MacArthur issue
1951-1952
82
Machine tools
1950-1951
82
MacKenzie, Vic
1948-1952
82
Magnuson, Paul B.
1951
82
Magnuson, Warren G.
1959-1961
82
Mail (effect on Senator's position)
1951
82
Mailing list
1947-1961
82
Malmedy case
1949
82
Malone, George W.
1954-1955
82
Maps
1945-1956
83
Marr, James T.
1945-1954, 1959
83
Marshall (U. S., District of Oregon)
1960-1961
83
Marshall, George C.
1950-1954
83
Marshall Plan
1947-1951
83
Martens, R. J.
1948-1951
83
Martin, Joseph
1946
83
Martin, Mrs. Ralph
1946-1951, 1953
83
Maslow, Will
1946-1951
83
Mater, Dan H.
1947
83
May, Walter W. R.
1945-1960
83
Mayers, Laurence S.
1952-1953
83
Mayne, Jack
1947-1951
83
McCall's article (social security)
1950
83
McCarran, Pat
1952
83
McCarran-Walters Act
1956
83
McColloch, Claude
1948
83
McCarthy, Joseph
1952-1952
83
McCarthy investigations and McCarthyism
1953-1957
83
McCormick (R. R.) issue
1951
84
McGirr, Don
1949-1952
84
McGowan, Fred C.
1945-1951
84
McGuiness, Charles D.
1950-1951
84
McKay, Douglas (Governor)
1949-1953
84
McKay, Douglas (Secretary of the Interior and candidate)
1953-1957
84
McKee, Frederick C.
1948-1952
84
McKinley, C. L.
1950-1951
84
McMahon, Brian
1951-1952
84
McNary, Charles
1954-1955
84
McNary (dam) development
1950-1951
84
McNary townsite
1955-1959
84
Medical care for the aged
1960
84
Medical officers
1949
84
Medical program
1950
84
Medical school grants
1950-1951
84
Medical social work
1955
84
Mental health
1955-1958
85
Merchant Marine
1948-1959
85
"Mercy flights"
1956
85
Metschan, phil
1945-1951
85
Metzger, A. W.
1946-1952
85
Mexico
1950-1952,
1957-1960
85
Meyer, Ruth
1944-1948
85
Meyerhoff, Howard A.
1945-1951
85
Middle East
1955-1958
86
Middle East
1959-1960
86
Middle East, Israel
1957
86
Middle East, Lebanon
1958
86
Military aid to Europe
1949
86
Military cargoes
1956-1958
86
Military justice code
1955
86
Miller, Arthur C.
1945-1949
86
Miller, Julius
1957
86
Miller, Orville R.
1946-1948
86
Miller, Robert S.
1946-1961
86
Miller, Vernon X.
1949
86
Milliken, Eugene D.
1948-1952
86
Minimum wage
1955-1960
86
Minerals
1955-1957
86
Miners (safety)
1947
86
Mining
1945-1947
86
Minority Policy Committee
1950-1952
86
Missiles
1957-1960
86
Mock conventions
1948, 1952
86
Modern Hospital Publishing Company
1948-1951
86
Moiselle, William
1945-1949
86
Monopoly
1954-1957
86
Moore, A. Russell
1945-1954
86
Moral Rearmament
1951-1952
86
Morehouse, Betty Ann
1948-1951
86
Moreland, William D.
1948-1953
86
Morgan, Edward P.
1952-1955
86
Morisette, Vic
1957
86
Morse, Wayne L., general
1956-1961
87
Morse, Wayne L., letters opposing, 1953-1960
87
Morse, Wayne L., general stand, Oregon and out-of-state, 1953-1955
88
Morse, Wayne L., general stand, Oregon and out-of-state, 1955-1960
88
Morse, Wayne L., favorable letters, awards, etc., 1956-1960
88
Morse, Wayne L., Independent Party reports, 1953-1954
88
Morse, Wayne L., Legislative proposals, 1958-1960
88
Morse, Wayne L., Morse-Neuberger relations, 1957-1960
89
Morse, Wayne L., Morse-Neuberger relations (Allen column correspondence leak),
1958-1959
89
Morse, Wayne L., Morse-Neuberger relations (Lillie Moore property), 1958
89
Morse, Wayne L., Morse-Porter (Cuba), 1959
89
Morse, Wayne L., Senate seating, 1953
89
Morse, Wayne L., thesis biography of 1957-1960
89
Morse clubs and Morse for President, 1953-1960
89
Morse Formula, 1953-1959
89
Moxness, Ron, 1954-1960
89
Munich Institute for American Studies, 1948-1951
89
Munro, Walter, 1945-1951
89
Murphy, Charles W., 1952-1953
89
Myers, Clay, 1953
89
Myers, George L., 1948-1951
89
Mountain Home Air Force Base, 1954
89
Murray, James E., 1951-1960
89
Mutual Security Act, 1955-1959
90
Na 1947 - Ny 1951/1952
91
Na 1952/1953 - Ny 1958
92
Na-Ny, 1959/1960
92
Narcotics, 1951-1959
92
Natick Research Laboratory, 1952
92
Nation magazine, 1949-1959
92
National Academy of Arbitrators, 1947-1954
92
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1954-1961
92
National cemetery, Portland, Ore., 1948-1951
92
National Conference on Citizenship, 1957-1958
92
National debt, 1954-1960
92
National Farmers Union, 1953-1960
92
National Federation of Independent Businesses, 1955-1960
92
National Federation of Telephone Workers, 1946-1947
92
National Grange, 1945-1952
92
National Guard, 1950-1960
92
National Labor Relations Board cases, 1949-1951
93
National Labor. Relations Board cases. Hearing examiners, 1949
93
National Labor Relations Board. International Typographical Union, 1950-1951
93
National Probation and Parole Association, 1947-1952
93
National Production Authority, 1951-1953
93
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, 1957-1960
93
National Science Foundation, 1956-1959
93
National security, 1948
93
National Service Life Insurance, 1949-1951
93
Natural gas, 1955-1958
93
Natural Gas Act, 1954-1955
94
Natural resources, 1953-1954
94
Natural resources, power policy, 1953-1961
94
Naval Reserve Unit, 1947-1949
94
Neely, Matthew, 1950-1952
94
Negroes, 1945-1953
95
Nelson, Lyle M., 1945-1953
95
Nepotism, 1959
95
Nesmith, Linn W., 1946-1956
95
Neuberger, Maurine, 1960-1961
95
Neuberger, Richard L., 1945-1960
95
New Republic magazine, 1945-1949
96
Newberry, Charles, 1959-1960
96
Newbry, Earl T., 1947-1952
96
Newburn, Harry K., 1945-1953
96
Newhouse, Samuel, 1950-1953, 1960
96
News photographs, 1946
96
Newsprint, 1947
96
Nichols, Eugene F., 1949-1950
96
Nickel, 1956-1958
96
Niedermeyer, Martin, Co., 1949-1960
96
Nixon, Richard M., 1952-1960
96
Noble, George B., 1945-1951
96
Noehren, Walter A., 1947-1948
96
Nominations, general, 1955-1961
97
Nominations, Herter, Christian, 1959
97
Nominations, Kuykendall, Jerome K., 1957
97
Nominations, Luce, Clare B., 1959 (see also Pressure Mail file)
97
Nominations, Merchant, Livingston, 1960
97
Nominations, Strauss, Lewis, 1959 (see also Pressure Mail file)
Supercedes the "General correspondence" file (Series A) and includes much the same type of material: outgoing and incoming
correspondence, as well as documents and publications, but arranged by subject. For names of persons in this correspondence, consult the
index.
Container(s)
Description
Dates
Administration [Office administration]
Personnel
1961-1968
Box
1
Elwood Taub
1968
Secretarial applicants
1963
Box
1
Charles Brooks
1962-1963
Box
1
Records [files]
1961-1963
Personal [files]
1961-1963
Box
1
Wayne L. Morse
1961-1962
1
Form letters
1961, 1963
1
Space [Office space]
1961-1967
1
Supplies, equipment, postage
1961-1963
2
Supplies, equipment, postage
1964-1968
2
Bills, vouchers, invoices, purchase orders
1961-1967
2
Reproduction work
1962-1966
2
Communications [telephone, telegraph]
1961-1967
Agriculture
Box
2
Agriculture, general
1961
3
Agriculture, general
1962-1968
3
Animals and animal products
Includes government feed lot meat packing program, 1968.
1961-1968
3
Slaughter methods
1961-1968
4
Appropriations
1961-1967
Commodities
1961-1968
Box
4
Cotton
1964-1968
4
Fruits and berries
1961
Box
4
Cane berries
1961, 1963
4
Cranberries
1961-1963
4
Sugar Act
1961-1965
4
Grains and cereals
1966-1968
4
Honey and beeswax
1966-1968
4
Vegetables
1966-1968
4
Sugar and sugar beets
1967
5
Dairying and dairy products
Includes Mione Packing Co., 1965.
1961-1968
Box
5
Butter, milk and cream
1961-1963
5
Entomology
1961-1968
5
Farm programs
Includes Farmers Union Voting Record, 86th to 89th Congress.
1961-1968
6
Farm loans
1961-1968
6
Soil Bank program
1961-1964
6
Agriculture stabilization conservation program
1962
6
Price support
1961-1965
6
Poultry
1961-1968
6
Surplus food
1961-1968
7
Feed Grain Act
1961-1964
7
Research
1966-1968
7
Research, poultry feeding
1961
7
Research, feed grain
1965
7
Pilot food stamp project
1961-1964
7
School Lunch Act
1961-1968
Box
8
Appropriations, general
1961
8
Appropriations, HR 7063 (1963); HR 8747 (1963)
1963
8
Appropriations, labor
1963
8
Appropriations, Tillamook harbor
1961
8
Appropriations, Federal
1961
8
Appropriations, Federal
1964-1968
8
Appropriations, State
1964-1967
8
Armed Services Committees
1961
8
Arts and Culture
1961-1968
Associations and Committees
1961-1968
Box
8
Congressional
1966-1968
8
House
1961
8
House
1967
8
Senate, 1961-1968
1966-1968
8
Senate. District of Columbia Committee
1961-1964
8
Senate. Labor Committee
1963
8
Senate. Labor Committee
1966-1968
8
Senate. Committee on Aging
1961-1968
9
Senate. Education Subcommittee (See also Committees and Commissions file)
1967
9
Foreign Relations Committee
1961-1962
9
Small Business Committee
1968
9
Veterans Committee
1967
Civic, citizens and fraternal associations and committees
1961-1968
Box
9
Americans for Democratic Action
1966-1967
9
Independent Committee for Morse
1966
9
John Birch Society
1964-1966
9
National Benefit Trust Fund
1962
9
Pacific University
1962
9
Sorosis Park
1963
9
Council on Foreign Relations
1961
9
Atomic energy
1961-1962
Aviation
Box
9
Aviation, general
1961, 1966, 1968
9
Airports and airways
1961-1964
10
Airports and airways
1966-1968
Airports and airways, by name
Box
10
Hillsboro airport
1962
10
Jefferson County airport
1964
10
Portland International airport
1968
10
United Airlines at Eugene, Medford and Salem, Ore.
1965
10
Air safety rules and regu1ations
1961-1968
10
Air passenger and freight service and traffic
1961-1968
10
West Coast Airlines
1961-1968
10
Klamath Falls Aviation Service
1968
10
Aircraft inspection and customs
1966
10
Portland-Alaska route
1962
10
Transatlantic route
1968
10
Transpacific route
1967
10
Beverages
1961-1968
Civil rights
1961-1968
Box
11
Portland housing
1964-1965
11
USDA Entomology laboratory, Corvallis
1966-1968
11
Discrimination
1961
11
Discrimination
1962
11
Discrimination
1966
12
Discrimination
1967-1968
12
Housing
1966
12
Housing
1967
12
Segregation
1961
12
Segregation
1963
12
Segregation
1964
12
Segregation
1967
12
Segregation
1968
12
Human rights
1961-1968
12
Durham rule
1961
12
Mallory rule
1961
Civil service
Box
12
Civil service, general
1961, 1962, 1966, 1968
12
Awards
1962, 1967
12
Examinations, standards
1961, 1962, 1967,
1968
12
Investigations
1961, 1966, 1967
12
Personnel activities
1966
12
Position classification and reclassification
1961, 1967
12
Separations
1961, 1964, 1966,
1967
12
Living and working conditions
1966
Congressional
Box
12
Calendars
1961, 1962, 1967
12
House
1963
12
Senate
1963
12
Congressional Directory
1961-1968
12
Congressional Library
1961-1963M
13
Congressional Library
1963N-1966
14
Congressional Library
1967-1968
14
Congressional Record (Requests and inserts)
1962-1968
15
Constituents (Requests for aid, advice)
1961-1963
16
Constituents
1964-l966D
17
Constituents
1966E-1968G
18
Constituents
1968H-Z
18
Crime
1961-1966
19
Crime
1964-1966
Crime
Box
19
Juvenile delinquency
1961-1968
19
Firearms legislation and weapons control (See also Pressure mail file)
1965-1968
19
Civil disorder
1967-1968
20
Disasters
1968
Box
20
Emergency relief
1962-1968
20
Oregon
1966
20
Oregon floods
1964-1966
20
District of Columbia
1961
Economics
Box
20
Economics, general
1966
20
Business recession
1961, 1963, 1967,
1968
20
Area redevelopment administration
1962-1965
21
Industry
1962-1968
21
Inflation
1962-1968
21
Cost of living
1961-1968
21
Controls, monopoly
Includes file on Portland Baseball Club, 1962; Blood banks, 1964.
1961-1968
22
Trade practices and regulations
1961-1968
22
Small Business Administration, 1961, part 1
1961
23
Small Business Administration, 1961, part 2-1965 (1966-1968 filed under Small Business)
24
Small business. Hearings in Portland, Ore.
1962
24
Small business. Set-aside program
1962
Small business (by firm)
Box
24
Baxter Co
1962
24
Burnham Chemical Co
1964-1965
24
Ca1.-Ore. Chrome Products
1962
24
Central Paving Co
1962
24
Fairyland Lily Garden
1962
24
Ford Motor Co. (tractors)
1965
24
F.W.D. Wagner Co
1962
24
Grove Lumber Co
1962
24
Medford Veneer and Plywood Corp.
1962
24
Oberman Co
1962
24
Oregon Agricultural Chemicals
1962
24
Quality Rock Co
1962
24
Simmons Trans-Pacific
1962
24
Sites Silver Wheel Freight Lines
1962
24
Thoren Lumber Co
1962
24
Thrift Drug Co
1962
24
Transport Development Association
1964
24
West Coast Plywood Co
1962
24
Western Dairy Equipment Co
1961
24
Willamette Tug and Barge Co
1964
24
Oregon economy
1961-1968
Box
24
Dana McBarron
1961-1962
25
Education, general
1961-1965
26
Education, general
1966-1968
Education
Box
26
Colleges and universities
1961-1968
26
Conferences and seminars
1963-1968
27
National Advisory Commission on Libraries
1966-1967
27
Federal aid to education
1961-1965
28
Federal aid to education
1966-1968
29
Federal aid to education
1968 R-Y
29
National defense educational loan program
1961-1968
31
Loyalty oath
1966
31
Impacted areas
1961-1968
31
Tax credit for education
1965-1967
31
International Education Act
1966-1967
31
Libraries
1961-1968
31
Scholarships and fellowships
1961-1966
31
Scholarships and fellowships
1967-1968
31
Schools
1961-1968
31
Schools, nursery
1963, 1966, 1967
31
Schools, parochial and private
1961, 1966, 1967
31
Schools, public
1965-1967
31
Staff
1961-1968
31
Standards and requirements
1961, 1963,
1965-1968
32
Vocational education
1961-1968
32
Handicapped
1966-1968
32
Research
1963, 1966-1968
33
Federal government, general
1961, 1962, 1966, 1967
Box
33
Executive branch
1961, 1966-1968
33
Departments
1961-1968
Box
33
Post office (See also Post Office file)
1961-1967
33
Post office, Northwest regional post office transfer
1960-1961
34
Departments, Post office, Northwest regional post office transfer
1961, 1964
34
Independent agencies and offices
1961-1965
35
Independent agencies and offices
Includes personal file of James Sittser, 1968.
1966-1968
Independent agencies
Box
35
Customs Bureau, Portland, Ore., reorganization
1965
35
Federal Bureau of Investigation, Hoover retirement
1964-1965
36
International Cooperation Administration
1962
36
Longshoremen's and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act
1966
36
National Science Foundation
1961, 1962
36
Liason officers
1961, 1962, 1966,
1967
36
Legislative and judicial branches
1961, 1966-1968
36
Rules and administration
1961-1968
Box
36
Ethics of Congress
1965-1968
36
Land, buildings and grounds
1961-1964
37
Land, buildings and grounds
1965-1968
Land, buildings and grounds, by name
Box
37
Agricultural stabilization and conservation service, Portland office
1962
37
Baker air force station
1965
37
Defense supply office, Portland
1964
37
Federal office building, Portland
1964
37
Forest research laboratory, Corvallis
1964, 1966
37
Oregon Technical Institute
1964
37
P.U.D. Tillamook (Youth Corps)
1964
37
Post office and Federal office building, Medford
1964
37
Research laboratory, La Grande
1966
37
Tillamook naval air station
1964
37
U. S. District Court, Eugene
1964
37
Water pollution laboratory, Corvallis
1964, 1966
37
U. S. Capitol
1961, 1966-1968
37
Statehood
1961, 1966-1968
37
Territories
1966
37
Surplus property
1961-1967
37
Contracts and procurement
1961
38
Contracts and procurement
1962-1967
Federal government
Box
39
Contracts and procurement
1968
39
District of Columbia
1966-1968
39
Finance, general
1961, 1966, 1968
Finance
Box
39
Banking
1961, 1962, 1964,
1965
40
Banking
1966-1968
40
Currency
1961, 1965-1968
40
Public debt, spending, Federal budget, national debt
1961-1968
40
International finance
1961, 1965-1968
40
Bankruptcy
1964-1967
40
Stocks and bonds
1966-1968
41
Foreign relations, general
1961-1968
Foreign relations
Box
41
Foreign policy
1961-1963
42
Foreign policy
1964-1968
Foreign relations (by country or area)
Box
42
Africa
1961-1963, 1966-1968
42
Asia
Includes Morse trips to Far East, 1965, 1966.
1965-1968
42
Canada
1961-1963
42
China (Mainland China)
1961-1962
43
Cuba
1961-1963
43
Cuba
1961-1963
44
Cuba
1964-1965
44
Europe
1961-1962, 1966-1968
44
Formosa
1961
44
India
1961
44
Japan
1961
44
Korea
1968
44
Laos
1961-1962
44
Latin America, 1961, part 1
1961
45
Latin America, 1961, part 2-1962
1961-1962
46
Latin America, 1963-1966
1966-1968
47
Latin America
1967-1968
Box
47
Alliance for Progress
1962-1965
47
Brosius School, Honduras
1964-1965
47
Colombia schools
1962-1963
47
Dominican Republic
1964-1965
47
Mexico, border program
1963
47
Mexico; canal
1964
47
Mexico, oil
1950-1963
48
Mexico, Morse trips
1964-1965
48
Panama Canal Company
1963
48
Middle East
1961-1963, 1966-1968
49
NATO
1963
49
Russia
1961-1967
49
Sub-continents
1968
49
Turkey
1963
49
Vietnam, 1964, part 1 (Prior to, 1964 see Foreign relations-Foreign aid)
1964
50
Vietnam, 1964, part 2
1964
51
Vietnam, 1964, part 3
1964
52
Vietnam, 1964, part 4
1964
53
Vietnam, 1965-1966, part 1
1965-1966
54
Vietnam, 1966, part 2
1966
55
Vietnam, 1966, part 3
1966
56
Vietnam, 1967
1967
57
Vietnam
1968
58
Foreign aid, 1961, part 1
1961
59
Foreign aid, 1961, part 2 -, 1963, part 1
1961-1963
60
Foreign aid, 1966, part 2-1968
1966-1968
Box
60
Agency for International Development, 1965
1965
60
Food for Freedom
1966-1967
60
Population control
1966-1968
60
Treaties and agreements, general
1961-1968
61
Treaties and agreements, Panama Canal
1964-1965
61
Conferences, general
1961-1967
Box
61
Bogota Conference (Committee of 21)
1960
61
Canada-U.S. Interparliamentary Group (Interparliamentary Union Conference, 1965)
1964-1965
61
Mexico-U.S. Interpar1iamentary Conference
1962, 1964
61
Punta del Este Conference, Uruguay (Ministers of Foreign Affairs of American States)
1962
62
Peruvian presidential inauguration
1963
62
United Nations
1961-1968
63
United Nations, admission to membership
1962, 1964-1965
63
United Nations, admission to membership, Red China
Includes Portland newspaper strike, 1961-1962; Iron workers strike, 1962; Air lines strike, 1962; Railroad strike, 1963; Dock
strike, 1963; West coast pulp and paper dispute, 1964; Airline strike, 1966, part 1.
1961-1966
86
Strikes and work stoppages, 1966, part 2-1969
Includes Airline strike, 1966, part 2; Railway strike, 1967.
1966-1969
86
Pickets and picketing
1961, 1966, 1967
86
Unions, general
1961-1962
87
Unions, general (Incl. file on "14-B")
1963-1968
87
A.F.L.-C.I.O
1961-1964
87
Employment of handicapped
1961, 1963-1965
87
Fair labor standards
1961-1968
88
Migratory and child labor
1961-1968
88
Manpower development and training program
1965
Land
Box
89
Land, general
1961, 1966
89
Acquisition and disposal
Includes Hudspeth Industries, 1962; Klamath drainage basin, 1962; Philippi Ranch, Arlington, Ore., 1962; Roy Webster, 1962;
Coquille River lifeboat station, 1963; Klamath Lake, 1963; D. J. Koth, 1963; Hat Rock State Park, Ore., 1964.
1961-1964
90
Acquisition and disposal
Includes Fort Stevens, 1966; Point Reyes-Curry County exchange, 1966.
1965-1968
90
Morse formula
1962
91
Morse formula
1965-1967
91
Oregon and California lands
1961-1968
91
Condemnation (S.3883)
1967-1968
91
Classification, appraisals
1962, 1967, 1968
91
Conservation and protection
Includes PL 556, 1964; Sutherlin Creek watershed, 1964; McKay Creek, 1964.
1961-1968
92
Conservation and protection
Box
92
Fires
1964
92
Floods, erosion, sedimentation
1961-1966
92
Bureau of Land Management, 1961-1964, part 1
Includes Hinkley Nelson grazing permit, 1962; Grazing units, 1963; Sisley Creek, 1963; Vale Project, 1964.
1961-1964
93
Bureau of Land Management, 1964, part 2
Includes Deschutes River condemnation, 1964-1966; Vale Project, 1965; Hudspeth case, 1965-1966.
1964-1968
93
Rights of way
1961, 1963,
1965-1968
93
Access to public lands
1961-1963, 1967-1968
93
Small tracts
1961, 1962
93
Trespass
1961, 1963, 1965,
1968
93
Withdrawal
1961, 1964, 1966
93
Oregon Cattlemen's Association (Cecil Edwards)
1961, 1962
Legal
Box
93
Legal, general
93
Claims, litigations
1961-1965
94
Claims, litigations
1966-1968
94
Decisions, opinions, interpretations, general
1961, 1963,
1964-1968
Box
94
Attorney General
1962-1966
94
Comptroller General
1962
94
Judicial
Includes prayer in schools, 1963-1968; Admission to Supreme Court, 1966-1968.
1961-1968
94
Solicitor General
1964
94
Laws and regulations
1962-1964,
1966-1968
Box
94
Wiretapping
1963, 1965-1968
95
Earl Warren
1961-1964
95
Legislation
1961, 1963, 1966
Lists
Box
95
Lists, general
1961, 1962
95
Periodic reports
1961-1965,
1967-1968
Mail
Box
95
Mail, general (See also Post Office file)
1961, 1962, 1966
95
Classes
1961-1967
95
Postal rates, permits
1961
96
Postal rates, permits
1962-1968
96
Stamps (Commemorative)
1961-1962,
1964-1968
96
Transportation of mail
1961-1968
97
Postal laws and regulations, obscene literature
1961-1968
Maritime
Box
97
Maritime, general
1961, 1966-1968
97
Ports, harbors, shipyards, docks
Includes Port of Portland, 1962; Astoria reserve fleet, 1963; Coast Guard station, Bandon, 1963; Port Orford, Ore., 1963;
Presidential Commission on Seapower Superiority, 1964; Coquille Coast Guard station, 1965; Sius1aw bar, 1965.
1961-1968
97
Ships, building, acquisition and repair, 1961-1962, part 1
1961-1962
98
Ships, building, acquisition and repair, 1962, part 2
Includes U.S.S. Banning, 1962; 35% Navy ship repair differential, 1963-1965; Astoria reserve fleet, 1967; Registration and
certification of ships, 1967.
1962-1968
Meetings
Box
98
Meetings, general
1961
98
Appointments and engagements in building
1961-1968
98
Meetings, 1961, part 1
1961
99
Senator's meetings, 1961, part 2-1962, part 1
1961-1962
100
Senator's meetings, 1962, part 2-1964, part 1
1962-1964
101
Senator's meetings, 1964, part 2-1965, part 1
1964-1965
102
Senator's meetings, 1965, part 2-1968
1965-1968
102
Designated representatives
1961-1965
103
Designated representatives
1966-1968
103
Visitors, 1961-1963, part 1
1961-1963
104
Visitors, 1963, part 2-1965
1963-1965
105
Visitors
1966-1968
Memorials and holidays
Box
105
Memorials and holidays, general
105
International
1961-1968
105
National, Federal
1961-1968
105
State
1961, 1964-1968
Metals
Box
105
Metals, general
1961, 1966
105
Gold
1961-1968
105
Silver
1961, 1962, 1964-1966,
1968
105
Meteorology
1961, 1962, 1964
Military
Box
105
Military, general
1961-1968
106
Political investigations
1961-1963, 1966
106
Pay and allowances
1961-1968
106
Officers commissions
1961, 1963-1964,
1966-1967
106
Reservations, 1961-1965, part 1
Includes Boardman bombing range, 1961, 1964; Fort Stevens, 1962-1963; Barnes Veterans Hospital, Vancouver, 1963; Denver Army
terminal, 1965; Camp White, 1965; Fort Ord, 1965; Walter Reed Hospital, 1965.
1961-1965
107
Reservations, 1965, part 2
Includes Tongue Point Naval Base, 1960-1965.
1965
108
Reservations, 1965, part 3
Includes Tongue Point Naval Base, 1965-1966; Portland Air Force Base, 1966.
1965-1968
108
Buildings and grounds
Includes Pendleton Airport, 1963.
1961-1968
108
Concessions, purchase, procurement, post exchange
1961-1968
108
Reserve programs
1961-1968
108
Separation and discharge
1961-1968
108
Uniform code of military justice
1962, 1966-1968
108
Retirement programs
1961-1968
Military
Box
109
Units
1961-1968
109
Special branches
1963-1968
109
Weapons
1961-1968
109
Surplus property
1961, 1962, 1966
109
Transportation
1966-1968
109
Personnel policy
1966-1968
109
Research
1966
109
Security and intelligence
1967
109
Medical problems
1967-1968
109
Transportation of mail
1967-1968
National defense
Box
110
National defense, general
1962, 1966
110
Civil defense
1961-1962
110
Civil defense
1963-1968
110
Strategic materials
1961-1964, 1966-1967
110
Construction and housing
1961-1968
110
Mobilization of manpower and industry
1961-1965
110
Security
1961, 1965, 1967-1968
110
Policy
1961-1963
Natural resources
Box
110
Natural resources, general
1961, 1966-1968
110
Fish and wildlife
Incl. Muddy Creek Wildlife Refuge, 1963.
1961-1964
111
Fish and wildlife
Includes La Grande Research Laboratory, 1964; John Day Dam waterfowl refuge, 1965; Wi11amette Falls fish ladder, 1966;
Tillamook Bay shellfish, 1966.
1964-1968
111
Russian trawlers
1966-1968
112
Fuels
1961-1967
112
Minerals, mines and mining
1961-1968
112
Water
1965-1968
112
Forest access roads
1966
Nominations
Box
113
Nominations, general
1961, 1966-1967
113
Federal government agency heads
Includes Charles Meriwether, 1961-1962; Howard Morgan, 1961-1962; Charles Porter, 1961-1962; Russell Getty, 1965; Otto Opteka
case, 1965.
1961-1968
114
U. S. Attorney (Incl. William L. Josslin, 1961)
1961, 1965
114
U. S. District, circuit and supreme court judges
Includes Burl Green, 1963; Berkeley Lent, 1963; John F. Kilkenny, 1967; 9th Circuit judgeship, 1968.
1961-1968
114
U. S. Marshalls (Incl. Paul Hanlin, 1963)
1961-1968
115
State and municipal
1967
115
Ambassadors, etc. (Incl. Adolph Heusinger, 1961-1962)
1961-1968
115
Bonneville Power Administration (Incl. Jack Churchill, 1962)
1961-1964, 1966
115
Nobel Peace Prize
1963, 1967
Parks and forests
Box
115
Parks and forests, general
Includes Minam road, 1963-1965; Timberline Lodge, 1963; Waldo Lake, 1963.
1961-1967
115
Federal
1961, 1966, 1967
115
Forests, national
Includes French Pete Creek, 1968; Helicopter logging, 1961-1963.
1961-1968
Parks, national
Box
116
Point Reyes land exchange
1966-1967
116
Oregon Dunes
1962-1965
117
Oregon Dunes
1966-1967
117
Indiana Dunes
1962-1965
117
Redwoods
1966-1968
117
Rogue River
1966
117
Selway River
1965
117
Reservations and cemeteries
1961, 1964-1968
117
Wilderness areas (Incl. North Fork, John Day River, 1963)
1961-1963, 1965-1968
118
Recreation
1962
118
Forest Products Research Laboratory project
1962
118
State
1968
118
Waldo Lake
1962
118
Private use of national or state parks
1966-1968
118
Political affairs, 1961, part 1
1961
119
Box political affairs, 1961, part 2-1962, part 1
1961-1962
120
Political affairs, 1962, part 2-1964, part 1
1962-1964
121
Political affairs, 1964, part 2-1967, part 1
1964-1967
122
Political affairs, 1967, part 2-1968, part 1
1967-1968
123
Political affairs, 1968, part 2
Includes material on, 1968 campaign. See also Campaign file.
1968
124
Public relations, 1961, part 1
This and other parts includes Anonymous letters, biographies, commendations, greetings, condolences, congratulations, complaints,
endorsements and introductions, fairs, expositions, and ceremonies.
1961
125
Public relations, 1961, part 2-1962, part 1
This and other parts includes Photographs, publicity, newspapers and television, magazine articles, autographs, contributions,
and flags.
1961-1962
126
Public relations, 1962, part 2-1963, part 1
1962-1963
127
Public relations, 1963, part 2
1963
128
Public relations, 1964, part 1
1964
129
Public relations, 1964, part 2-1965, part 1
1964-1965
130
Public relations, 1965, part 2-1966, part 1
1965-1966
131
Public relations, 1966, part 2-1967, part 1
1966-1967
132
Public relations, 1967, part 2
1967
133
Public relations
1968
134
Publications (See also Articles and statements file)
1961-1968
Recreation
Box
134
Recreation, general
1961, 1968
134
Facilities
1961-1968
135
Sports and sporting events
1961-1968
135
Tourist attractions
1966, 1968
135
Reports and statistics
1961-1964, 1966
Roads
Box
135
Roads, general
1961-1968
135
Federal
Incl. Lake Oswego freeway, 1963-1965; Forest roads, 1964; Day Creek road, 1964; Highway 101, 1964-1965; Highway 36, 1964; Honey
Lake road, 1964; Bridge over Little North Fork, Santiam, 1964; Odell summit lodge, 1965; Portland east bank esplanade, 1965; Brookings and Selma
via Tin Cup Pass, 1965.
1961-1965
136
Federal
Incl. Lake Oswego freeway, 1966, 1968.
1966-1968
136
Billboards
1961, 1965
136
State
Incl. McKenzie-Blue River north bank highway, 1962; Lower Columbia highway, Portland Astoria, 1964.
1961-1968
136
Access roads
1961-1968
136
Bridges
1966-1968
136
Mining roads
1964
136
Rules and administration, general
1961
Salaries
Box
136
Salaries, general
1966-1968
136
Federal employees
1961-1962
137
Federal employees
1963-1968
137
Classified workers
1961-1964, 1967
137
Congressional, judicial
1967
137
Postal employees
1961, 1964-1968
137
Wage Boards
1966-1967
137
State employees
1962-1963, 1965, 1967-1968
137
Teachers
1962-1966
137
Minimum wages
1961-1968
Science and technology
Box
137
Science and technology, general
1961-1964
138
Science and technology, general
Includes Atomic Energy Commission accelerator laboratory, 1965.
1965-1968
Selective Service
Box
138
Selective Service, general
1961, 1962
138
Deferment policy
1961-1966
139
Deferment policy
1967-1968
139
Universal military training
1961-1965
139
Small Business Administration
1966-1968
Social security
Box
140
Social security, general
1961-1967
140
Benefits (Incl. Medicare)
1961, 1962, 1965-1967
141
Benefits (Incl. Medicare)
1968
141
Eligibility coverage
1966-1968
141
Individual cases
1961
142
Individual cases
1962-1963
143
Individual cases
1964-1965
144
Individual cases
1966-1967 A-N
145
Individual cases
1967 O-Z, 1968 A-Mar
146
Individual cases
1968 Mas-Z
146
State Department
1962
State government
Box
146
State government, general
1964, 1966-1967
146
Departments
1961, 1964-1968
146
Independent agencies
1961
147
Independent agencies
1962-1963, 1966-1968
147
State legislation
1961-1963, 1965-1968
147
State representatives
1968
Taxes
Box
147
Taxes, general
1961-1967
148
Federal, general
1961-1968
Box
148
Excise
1961-1968
148
Highway excise
1961
148
Income
1961-1962
149
Income
1963-1966
150
Income
1967-1968
150
State
1961-1968
Box
150
HR 10650
1962
150
Time
1961-1964, 1966-1967
Trade
Box
151
Trade, general
1961-1962, 1964-1966
151
Exports, imports, 1961-1962, part 1
Includes Alaska logging, 1961; Canadian lumber, 1961-1962; Frozen strawberries, 1961; Wood moldings, 1961; Fisheries, 1962;
Fruits, 1962; Japanese logging, 1962; Oil, 1962; Paper, 1962; Plywood, 1962; Potatoes, 1962.
1961-1962
152
Exports, imports, 1962, part 2-1964, part 1
Includes Incl. Reter Fruit Co., 1962; Tapioca and flour, 1962; Wheat to China, 1962; White wheat, 1962; Beef, 1963; Cherries,
1963; Corn to Japan, 1963; Fescue seed, 1963; Fruits, 1963; Japanese logging, 1963; Lumber, 1963; Reter Fruit Co., 1963; Ryegrass, 1963; Wheat
to Russia and India, 1963.
1962-1964
153
Exports, imports, 1964, part 2-1967, part 1
Includes Beef, 1964; Cherries, 1964; Filberts, 1964; Fruits, 1964; Fruit export to France, 1964; Japanese logging, 1964-1965;
Lumber, 1964-1965; Lumber acceptor list, 1964; Lumber, Canadian, 1964; Particleboard, 1964; Steel, 1964; Strawberries, 1964; Walnut lumber
exports, 1964; Wheat, 1964-1965; Wheat to Russia, 1964; Wool, 1964; Logs, 1965; Logging, 1965; Lumber, American Lumber Standards Committee,
1965; Cattle, hides and leather, 1966.
1964-1967
154
Exports, imports, 1967, part 2-1968
Includes Mexican strawberry imports, 1967.
1967-1968
Box
154
Fescue growers
1961-1963, 1965
154
Wartime export hearings
1967
154
Tariffs, trade agreements
Includes Brooms, 1962; Cherries, 1962; Brazilian apples and pears, 1967; Mink, 1967; Textiles, 1967; Kennedy rounds,
1967-1968.
1962-1967
154
Fair trade
1961-1967
155
Trading with the enemy, sale of arms
1961, 1966-1968
155
Tariffs and trade agreements
Includes Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development, 1961; Common Market, 1966, 1968.
1961, 1966, 1968
155
International travel
1961-1968
155
Un-American activities, general
1961, 1962, 1966
156
Un-American activities
Box
156
Communism
1961, 1963-1968
156
Subversive Activities Control Board
1967, 1968
Utilities
Box
156
Utilities, general
1961, 1968
156
Communications
Includes Red Lion FM station, 1964; Harney Telephone Co., 1964; I11inois Va11ey-Josephine Count 2VHF translator, 1964; Bridal
Veil, Western Telephone System, Inc., 1965; Christian Crusade, HR 8962, 1965.
Power and light (Incl. Harney Electric Co., 1961; Hanford reactor, 1962)
1961-1962
158
Power and light (Incl. PEPCo, 1963; REA and BPA, 1963-1968; Oregon and California intertie,
1964)
1963-1968
Box
158
Public power, 1961-1962, part 1 (Incl. Bonneville Power Administration, 1962)
1961-1962
159
Public power, 1962, part 2-1968 (Incl. Bonneville Power Adm.)
1962-1968
159
Transportation and mergers
1961-1965
160
Transportation and mergers
1966-1968
Box
160
Motor carriers (Incl. ICC demurrage problem, 1964)
1961-1968
160
Rail carriers
Incl. Box car shortage, 1962-1967; Southern Pacific, 1964; Lumber Carriers Cooperatives, Inc., 1965; Chicago Northwestern and
Milwaukee Railroads, 1967
1961-1967
161
Rail carriers (Incl. Box car shortage)
1968
161
Water carriers
1961-1968
161
District of Columbia Transit
1965
Veterans
Box
161
Veterans, general
1961-1968
161
Medicine and surgery
1961, 1963-1968
161
Insurance
1961-1968
161
Education and schooling
1961-1968
161
Loan guarantees
1961-1968
161
Annuities, pensions, allowances
1961, 1962
162
Annuities, pensions, allowances
1963-1968
162
World War I veteran pension bills (For veterans' case files, see Servicemen and Veterans File;
for veterans' hospitals, see Servicemen and Veterans File)
Applications, examination records, appointments, and follow-ups of service academy appointments. This file was assembled from the
"General correspondence" file and "Subject" file, and a separate "Academy" file.
Publications and correspondence on the Post Office in general, on postmasters, post offices, and postal service. This file
assembled from the "Subject" file (Series B) and from a separate "Post Office" file. All index references to the Post Office File will be found
in this file.
Container(s)
Description
Dates
Box
1
Post office, general
1945-1952
Box
1
Postmasters
1945-1952
1
Post offices
1945-1952
Post office, general
Includes Airlift of West Coast mail, 1954-1955; Bulk mail, 1954-1957; Mail equipment shops, 1957.
Correspondence concering Bureau of Reclamation and Army Engineers projects: dams, flood control, irrigation, reclamation and
navigation. The correspondence is with individuals and State or local agencies interested in the funding or execution of the projects, and with
Federal agencies involved in the planning or execution of the projects. The files are from 1955 to, 1969. Earlier project files are in the
"Departmental Correspondence" file (Series J) under "Interior Department, Bureau of Reclamation," and under "Rivers and Harbors."
Container(s)
Description
Dates
Public Works, general
1955-1968
Box
1
Appropriations
1956-1966
Box
1
Bureau of Reclamation
1962-1969
1
Corps of Engineers
1962-1969
1
Accelerated Public Works
1963-1965
Public Works (by project)
Box
2
Agate dam reclamation - Dry Creek
2
Alsea River and bay
2
Amazon Creek
2
Anderson dam
2
Apaloosa dam, Middle Snake River
2
Applegate River and reservoir
2
Arkansas River navigation project
2
Arlington, city of, relocation
2
Astoria, city of, dredging
2
Aswan dam, Egypt
2
Baker Federal reclamation project
2
Bandon harbor
2
Banks Lake and Potholes reservoir
2
Barview jetty, Tillamook bay
2
Bear Creek reservoir
2
Beaver Creek watershed
2
Beaver Marsh project
2
Beaver Slough
2
Ben Franklin dam, Columbia River
2
Benham Falls, dam, Deschutes River
2
Big Hole River, Mont.
2
Birch Creek diversion, Umatilla project
2
Blalock Island, Columbia River
2
Blue River dam
2
Boardman, city of, relocation
2
Bonneville dam, Columbia River
2
Brice Creek, flood control
2
Bridge Canyon and Marble Canyon dams, Colorado River
2
Brownlee dam
2
Bruce's Eddy and Penny Cliffs dams, Clearwater River
2
Bully Creek extension, Vale project
2
Bureau of Reclamation, general
2
Burns Creek project
2
Calapooya basin flood control
2
Cascade Locks small boat basin
2
Cascadia dam
2
Catherine Creek dam
2
Cazadero diversion dam
2
Charleston small boat basin
2
Chetko River harbor, Brookings
2
Cherry Grove dam, Tualatin River
2
Chewaucan River
2
Chief Joseph dam
2
Clackamas River flood control
2
Clark Fork River, Paradise damsite, Mont.
2
Clatsop County drainage district
2
Clear Creek reservoir
2
Clearwater River, Id.
2
Colorado River
3
Columbia River, general
Box
3
Astoria-Megler channel
3
Ben Franklin dam
3
Fisheries research
3
Forty-foot channel
3
Lower river
3
Model basin
3
Mouth-south jetty and dredging
3
South side project
3
"308" report
3
Treaty
3
Vancouver-The Dalles channel
3
Water diversion
3
Water supply to Hermiston
3
Waterway to Puget Sound
3
Columbia and Snake Rivers, bridge clearance
3
Comprehensive river development
3
Cooper Creek dam, Sutherlin watershed
3
Coos Bay, Coos-Millicoma project
3
Coos Bay, south jetty
3
Copper Canyon darn, Rogue River
3
Coquille River, flood control
3
Coquille River, harbor
3
Coquille River, snagging
3
Cougar dam, McKenzie River
3
Crabtree Creek
3
Crescent City project, Calif.
3
Crescent Lake
3
Crooked River project
4
Days Creek bridge
4
Delaware River
4
Depoe Bay
4
Deschutes River
4
Detroit reservoir
4
Dexter Lake and reservoir
4
Dorena reservoir
4
Duncan Ferry dam, Owyhee River
4
Dworshak dam, Clearwater River, Id.
4
Elk Creek reservoir, Rogue River basin
4
Enterprise irrigation district
4
Evans Valley division, Rogue River basin
4
Fall Creek dam
4
Fern Ridge reservoir, Long Tom River
4
Ferry Creek
4
Flood control, general
4
Flood plain studies
4
Foster dam, South Santiam River
4
Galesville dam, Umpqua River
4
Garibaldi small boat basin
4
Garrison diversion unit
4
Gaston dam
4
Gate Creek dam project
4
Gerber dam
4
Glen Canyon dam, Colorado River
4
Goodrich dam
4
Goose Lake
4
Grand Coulee dam, Wash
4
Grande Ronde-Catherine Creek dam
4
Grants Pass irrigation district
4
Grays Harbor, Wash
4
Greasewood Creek flood control
4
Green Peter-Foster dam, Santiam River
5
Green Peter-Foster dam, Santiam River
5
Haystack reservoir
5
Hells Canyon
5
Herman Creek at Cascade Locks
5
Hills Creek dam, Willamette River
5
Hinkle Creek damsite, Umpqua River basin
5
Holley dam, Calapooya River
5
Hood River, port of
5
Hooker dam, Central Arizona project
5
Horse Creek watershed
5
Howard Prairie reservoir, Jackson County
5
Hull Mountain dam, Rogue River basin
5
Hungry Horse dam
5
Illinois Valley division, Rogue River basin
5
John Day dam
5
John Day dam, Boardman soil conservation
5
John Day, River, watershed and flood control
5
Jordan Creek, Jordan Valley division
5
Kelly Prairie impoundment, Morrow County
5
Keno dam, Klamath River
5
Kings River project, Calif
6
Kinzua dam, Pa.
6
Klamath basin
6
Knowles dam, Mont.
6
Lafayette lock and dam
6
Lake Erie-Ohio River canal
6
Larsen inlet, Coos Bay
6
Libby dam, Mont
6
Little Goose dam, Snake River
6
Long Tom River
6
Lookout Point dam, Willamette River
6
Lost Creek, Rogue River basin
6
Lower Monumental project
6
Luckiamute River project
6
Malheur River survey
6
Marys River basin flood control
6
Mason dam, Baker reclamation project
6
McKay reservoir
6
McKenzie River
6
McNary dam, Columbia River
6
McVay Rock, Harbor, Ore
6
Mangla dam, Pakistan
6
Meadow Lake dam, Nestucca River
6
Medford irrigation district
6
Merlin division, Rogue River project
6
Mica dam, Upper Columbia River
6
Middle Snake River
6
Midland drainage district
6
Mill Creek projects
6
Millers Island, The Dalles project
6
Minam River watershed
6
Mission dam, Umatilla River
6
Molalla project
6
Monument-Dallas project, Willamette River
6
Monument dam, John Day River
6
Mountain Sheep dam, Snake River
6
Navigation projects, general
6
Necanicum River development
6
Nehalem harbor
6
Nehalem River
7
Nez Perce dam
7
Nicaragua canal
7
North Morrow County
7
Northern California streams survey
7
Northwest aluminum transmission line
7
Oakley dam, Ill
7
Ochoco project
7
Olalla dam and diversion, Umpqua project
7
Oregon slough project
7
Owyhee irrigation project
7
Oxbow dam, Snake River
7
Pacific Northwest water diversion
7
Panama canal
7
Paradise dam, Mont.
7
Payette River, Id.
7
Pelton dam project
7
Pendleton flood control, Umatilla River
7
Peninsula drainage district
7
Polk County irrigation project
7
Port Orford
7
Powder River
7
Priest Rapids
7
Prineville reservoir
7
Rainbow Bridge, Utah
7
Rampart dam, Alaska
7
Reclamation, feasibility investigations
7
Reclamation, general projects
7
Reclamation, small projects (S602)
7
Recreational benefits
7
Red Prairie
7
Red River dam, Ky.
7
Reedsport dike, Umpqua River project
7
Rickreall Creek
7
River Road floodway channel
7
River Mill dam
7
Rock Creek reservoir
7
Rocky Point dam, Nehalem River
7
Rogue River basin, general
Box
7
Appropriations
7
Divisions and projects
7
Flood control
8
Harbor (Gold Beach)
8
Lost Creek dam
8
Reclamation
8
Round Butte dam, Deschutes River
8
Sacramento River, Calif.
8
Salmon Creek, Lane County
8
St. Helena, port of
8
San Carlos project
8
San Francisco bay
8
San Francisquito Creek
8
San Louis-Westlands project, Calif.
8
Sandy River
8
Santa Maria project, Calif.
8
Santiam River, flood control
8
Sauvies Island
8
Seaside small boat basin
8
Sexton dam
8
Silk Creek
8
Silver Creek survey
8
Silvies River
8
Siletz River harbor
8
Siuslaw River
8
Siuslaw River harbor
8
Skipanon River
8
Skunk River dam, Iowa
8
Slate Creek
8
Slaughters Bar, Lower Columbia River
8
Small reclamation projects
8
Smith River
8
Snake River
8
Snake River, diversion of water
8
Snake River, recreation
8
Snipe Creek dam
8
South Santiam River, Lebanon dam
8
South Santiam River, Tennessee division
8
Soquel Creek
8
Squaw Creek flood control
8
Strube reregulating dam, McKenzie River
8
Sucker Creek project, Illinois Valley division
8
Talent irrigation project, Rogue River basin
8
Teel irrigation district
9
The Dalles dam
9
The Dalles dam, petroglyphs
9
The Dalles project
9
Thomas Creek, Willamette River basin
9
Tillamook bay, north jetty
9
Tillamook bay, south jetty
9
Tiller dam, Umpqua River
9
Trask River dam
9
Trinity project, Calif.
9
Tualatin project
9
Tumalo irrigation district
9
Umatilla, city of, relocation
9
Umatilla basin project
9
Umatilla dike project
9
Umatilla recreation project
9
Umatilla River
9
Umatilla-The Dalles dam trust
9
Umpqua River basin
9
Umpqua River flood control
9
Umpqua River harbor
9
Upper Colorado River
9
Upper Priest Lake
9
Vale reclamation project
9
Walla Walla River project, Milton-Freewater division
10
Wapinitia project
10
Warrenton-Hammond bank protection, Lower Columbia River
Veterans legislation, pensions, hospitals, and correspondence on specific problems of specific veterans and servicemen. This is a
reconstituted file, originally in three distinct files. A few folders of material on veterans legislation are still in the "Departmental
Correspondence" file (Series J).
The first part of this file is correspondence referred from the Washington D.C. office of Senator Morse to his Oregon office in
Portland for action. The arrangement is alphabetical by name of correspondent. The second part of the file is correspondence directed to the
Oregon office. In addition to a file by name of correspondent, there is a general subject file and a public works file. Most of this
correspondence is routine.
Container(s)
Description
Dates
Box
1
A-Har
2
HAS-Nu
3
O-Z
4
A-H
5
I-T
6
U-Z
6
Subjects: Elections-Veterans affairs
6
Public works: Bandon-Yaquina Bay
7
Subjects: Aging-Water pollution (The major file herein is the Klamath Indian Tribe
file)
Bills introduced or cosponsored by Senator Morse. With correspondence and documents. In most instances the folders include the
bill, hearing, if any, and report, as well as correspondence with persons having an interest in the bill.
Container(s)
Description
Dates
79th Congress
Box
1
S 101 and substitute and amendment. Prohibiting discrimination in employment
1
S 654. Conservation of fish and wildlife on Klamath Reservation
1
S 655. Salary and expenses of Klamath General Council
1
S 691. Relief of Sidney B. Walton
1
S 692. Amend criminal code as to unmailable matter
1
S 724. Promotion of certain officers
1
S 780. Establishment of forest products laboratories
1
S 793. Protection of Klamath Indian livestock
1
S 794. Welfare of Klamath Indians
1
S 850. Education and training of veterans
1
S 893. Establishment of forest products laboratories
1
S 896. Amend Civil Service Retirement Act
1
S 977. Provide veterans' housing. Also amendments
1
S 1007. Relief of Edward P. Standley
1
S 1032. Fix term of U.S. District Court, Klamath Falls
1
S 1047. Confer jurisdiction of Klamath Indian suit E-344 to U.S. Court of Claims
1
S 1177. Exempt war savings bonds from legal processes
1
S 1178. Equal pay for equal work for women
1
S 1270. Payment of subsidies by Commodity Credit Corporation and Reconstruction Finance
Corporation
1
S 1313. Remove restrictions on Klamath Indian property and money
1
S 1318. Maternal and child welfare
1
S 1348. Amend Social Security Act as to certain agricultural-industrial operations
1
S 1415. Amendment. Compensation for clerks of courts of the U.S.
1
S 1432. Establish Bureau of Veterans' Arts and Crafts
1
S 1458. Amend definition of vessels and officers
1
S 1562. Repeal sec. 505 of Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944
1
S 1612. Authorize RFC to purchase aluminum for stockpiling
1
S 1684. Settlement of claims of employees in University Homes project
1
S 1719. Aid for public educational plant facilities
1
S 1751. Relief of Wayne Parker
1
S 1781. Establish field stations, Bureau of Mines
1
S, 1903. Acquisition of facilities necessary for river, harbor, and flood control
work
1
S, 1947. Flood control works, Amazon Creek
1
S 2079. Amend Contract Settlement Act of 1944
1
S 2145. Amend sec. 112, 113 of Internal Revenue Code
1
S 2146. Attorneys' fees in suits by or against U.S.
1
S 2237. Aid for former Merchant Marines with wartime service
1
S 2323. Promote veterans' employment
1
S 2327. Amend Title III of Nationality Act of 1940 as to certain veterans
1
S 2338. Relief of Wilma E. Baker
1
S 2339. Relief of Irving W. Learned
1
S 2456. Establishment of U.S. Employees' Compensation Commission
1
S 2477. Reimbursement by Veterans' Administration of state and local agencies for veterans'
training programs
2
S 2482. Establish anti-monopoly program
2
S 2499. Establish national educational policy
2
SR 82. Investigate monopolies
2
SR 156. Investigate Office of Price Administration
2
SR 160. Compulsory jurisdiction of International Court of Justice
2
SR 180. Investigation of fishery resources of Columbia River basin
2
SR, 195. Investigation of courts-martial system
2
SR, 196. Compulsory jurisdiction of International Court of Justice
2
SR 209. Printing of compilation of pension laws
2
SR 228. Investigation of labor disputes
2
SR 255. International control of atomic energy
2
SR 278. Investigation of railroad strike; amendment
2
SR 300. Directing study of Federal grants for education, welfare, health
2
SR 306. Requiring senators to report income and financial transactions
2
SR 314. Digest of senate precedents on Points of order
2
SJR 73. Commemorative stamps: victories in the cause of human freedom
2
SJR 82. Constitutional amendment relating to term of office of president
2
SJR 137. Authorize Secretary of Labor to make studies of health of school children
2
SJR 141. Naming Students and Teachers Day
2
SJR 182. Collection of price and rent information
80th Congress
Box
2
HR 4908. Amendment. Facilities for mediation of labor disputes
2
S 72. Establish anti-monopoly program
2
S 73. Provide facilities for mediation of labor disputes
2
S 74. Amend Title III of Nationality Act of 1940 as to certain veterans
2
S 75. Amend definitions of vessels and officers
2
S 76. Provide continuation of workmen's compensation
2
S 77. Provide retirement of civil servants with less than 5 years service
2
S 78. Examination of Two Mile Creek for flood control
2
S 101. Cooperation with state agencies administering labor laws laws relating to industrial
health
2
S 158. Relief of Basque aliens
2
S 176. National Institute of Dental Research
2
S 217. Small business credit and RFC
2
S 352. Reestablishment of U.S. Employees Compensation Commission
2
S 508. Amend Social Security Act to benefit state and local government employees
2
S 526. Amendment; National Science Foundation
2
S 529. Relief of Wilma E. Baker
2
S 530. Provide attorneys' fees in suits by or against U.S.
2
S 531. Amend Sec. 112, 113 of Internal Revenue Code
2
S 561. Relief of Robert E. Birkes
2
S 586. Additional military and naval academies
2
S 587. Repeal of Sec. 1505 of Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944
2
S 610. Relief of Sylvia M. Misetich
2
S 611. Enforcement of safety regulations, longshoremen
2
S 798. Relief of Elbert and Myrtle Eastman
2
S 799. Claims for overtime compensation, University Homes project
2
S 800. Additional funds for access roads
3
S 858. Amend National Labor Relations Act
3
S 859. Keeping Congress informed about collective bargaining and labor-management
relations
3
S 939. Relief of Charles Howard Richards
3
S 940. Relief of Mrs. Chieko S. Kawakami
3
S 984. Prohibit discrimination in employment
3
S 1034. Transfer of Remount Service from War Department to Agriculture Department
3
S 1035. Acquisition of Camp White as Veterans' Administration facility
3
S 1222. Klamath Indian property liquidation and distribution
3
S 1236. Increase allowance for veterans' vocational rehabilitation
3
S 1239. Coordinate educational functions of Federal government into single agency
3
S 1243. Payment of land revenues to Warm Springs tribes
3
S 1294. Old age assistance for inmates of public institutions
3
S 1295. Relief of Mrs. Claire M. Phillips [empty folder3
3
S 1327. Automobiles for disabled veterans
3
S 1328. Increase number of copies of Congressional Record furnished
3
S 1352. Protection against lynching
3
S 1389. Licensing of marine radio telegraph operators
3
S 1390. Broaden cooperative extension system. Amendment, substitute
3
1391. Automobiles for disabled veterans
3
1392. Eligibility of veterans for vocational training
3
1393. Increase allowance for veterans training
3
1394. Increase subsistence allowance for veterans
3
1404. Raise minimum wage
3
1556. Equal pay for equal work for women
3
1563. Treatment of displaced persons
3
1564. Commemorative stamps: Henderson and Seth Luelling
3
1584. Sugar quotas
4
1628. Repeal of Taft-Hartley Act
4
1652. Veterans' employment
4
1661. Inducements to physicians to make career in armed services and public health
4
1700. Relief of Szoszana Sierdzka
4
1768. Amend. Social Security Act as to agricultural and domestic employees of state and local
governments
4
1775. Relief of Jack Stanley Long
4
1865. Relief of Mrs. B. R. Johansen [empty folder
4
1866. Relief of Anna Grace Hartley
4
1867. Disability compensation for certain Federal employees
4
1949. Amendment. Additional compensation for postal workers
4
1966. Water supply, Tongue Point Naval Base
4
1967. Coordinated anti-inflation program
4
2007. Mineral reserve, Fort Reno
4
2086. Financial disclosure by certain members of legislative, judicial and executive branches of
government
4
2096. Exceptions to admissions tax
4
2155. Vanport reconstruction
4
2173. Amend Agricultural Adjustment Act as to marketing agreements
4
2209. Relief of Marion C. Hunter
4
2241. Relief of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Green
4
2242. Amendment. Admission of displaced persons
4
2274. Investigation of road damage by Army in Polk County
4
2300. Increase benefits of Railroad Retirement Act
4
2301. Amend Social Security Act to authorize public assistance grants for medical
service
4
2350. Relief of Klara Unger Klajn
4
2404. Benefits for certain classes of veterans
4
2418. Amend Act of July 8, 1943 on land titles (empty folder
4
2347. Amend Railroad Retirement Act
4
2348. Amend Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act
4
2446. Federal Highway Act of 1948
4
2484. Amend Internal Revenue Code as to compensation for personal services
4
2523. Amend National Security Act of 1947
4
2641. Amend Sec. 1501 (b) (1) (E) of Second War Powers Act, 1942 (Nitrogenous
fertilizer)
4
2711. Establish Federal Bureau of Asylums
4
2741. Amend Social Security Act as to operations performed on agricultural
commodities
4
2765. Provide for Federal inspection of institutions
4
2771. Relief of Hazel M. Lewis
4
2793. Internships in Veterans Administration
4
2794. Pay rates, field installations, Veterans Administration
4
2795. Provide assistance to local school agencies for defense-incurred enrollments
4
2801. Removal of adult illiteracy
5
2830. Maintenance of tin-smelting industry
5
2831. Authorize Federal Works Administration to coordinate disaster relief
activities
5
2863. Authorize loans for Vanport families
5
2871. Aid for permanent housing in Portland area
5
2877. Amend RFC Act in favor of Vanport aid
5
2896. Establish Federal Commission on Services for the Physically Handicapped
5
2902. Amend Displaced Persons Act of 1948
5
2915. Relief of James A. Nelson Company
5
2920. Additional compensation for certain employees of the District of Columbia
5
2927. Amend Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944
5
HR 731. Amendment. Establish Theodore Roosevelt National Park
5
HR 1030. Amendment. Continue certain excise taxes on high school events admissions
5
HR 3950. Amendment. Reduction of individual income tax payments
5
HR 4970. Amendment. Reduction of individual income taxes
5
HR 6959. Amendment. Secondary market
5
SR 31. Requiring financial disclosure by senators
5
SR 32. Amend rules as to cloture motions
5
SR 33. Requiring financial disclosure by senators
5
SR 34. Investigation of courts-martial system
5
SR 56. Investigation of courts-martial systems and military prisons
5
SR 57. Amendment of cloture rule
5
SR 61. Authorizing investigation of Federal grants by Committee on Labor and Public
Welfare
5
SR 140. Field and contract employment
5
HJR 334. Amendment. Consent to regional education compact of southern states
5
SJR 9. Constitutional amendment as to presidential term
5
SJR 66. Authorize Secretary of Labor to make studies on health of school children
5
SJR 116. Changing dates for certain reports
5
SJR 126. Timber access roads
5
SJR 141. Establish temporary National Commission on Veterans' Benefits
5
SJR 149. British in Palestine
5
SJR 151. Provide segregation of certain expenditures in Federal budget
5
SJR, 196. Timber access roads
5
SJR 231. Emergency housing, Vanport
81st Congress
Box
5
S 98. Displaced persons
5
S 99. Displaced persons, visas
5
S 100. Displaced persons, definition
5
S 108. Provide single executive department for armed services
5
S 109. Disclosure of income by government officials
5
S 110. Broaden cooperative extension service
5
S 151. Establishment of additional military and naval academies
5
S 174. Anti-discrimination in employment
5
S 246. Aid to education
5
S 249. Amendment. Settlement of labor disputes
5
S 281. Amendment, substitute. Economic Expansion Act of 1949
5
S 287. School construction grants
5
S 320. Removal of adult illiteracy
5
S 328. Adjustment of land titles by Secretary of Agriculture
5
S 329. Increase number of copies furnished of Congressional Record
5
S 522. Development of local public health units
5
S 529. Promote employment of veterans
5
S 544. Price support on poultry
5
S 545. Federal aid for Amazon Creek flood control project
5
S 653. Amendment of Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938
5
S 654. Relief of Klara Ungar Klajn
5
S 655. Relief of Carl Nugren
5
S 656. Amendment, substitute. Coordinate educational functions of Federal government into one
agency
5
S 706. Equal pay for equal work for women
5
S 709. Establish national housing objective
5
S 800. Reestablishment of United States Employees' Compensation Commission
5
S 831. Amend Social Security Act to include state and local employees
5
S 834. Authorize Federal aid to school districts with defense-related enrollments
5
S 893. Design and construction of bridges near certain dams [cross reference only]
5
S 1000. Disposition of farm labor camps
5
S 1066. Establish Federal Commission on Services for Physically Handicapped
5
S 1070. Housing Act of 1949
5
S 1089. Authorize filbert marketing agreements
5
S 1120. Require accounting of expense allowance to senators and representatives
5
S 1209. Amendment. Amend Economic Cooperation Act of 1948 to provide machinery and commodities
of fair competition basis
5
S 1404. Anti-lynching
5
S 1411. School health services plan
5
S 1427. Authorize appointment of additional brigadier generals
5
S 1430. Provide for investigation of discrimination against women
5
S 1439. Assistance to states toward industrial safety
5
S 1453. Scholarships for health and medical education
5
S 1456. Grants-to states for public health and hospitals
5
S 1464. Marketing agreements, filberts
5
S 1477. Repayment contracts, irrigation and reclamation
5
S 1693. Relief of Karin Margaret Hellen, and Olof Christer Hellen
6
S 1766. Disposition of grazing receipts
6
S 1815. Juvenile delinquency and J. Edgar Hoover Foundation
6
S 1843. Establish'Department of Defense
6
S, 1938. Assistance to paralyzed veterans
6
S, 1946. Establish National Commission on Intergovernmental Relations
6
S 2036. Statehood for Alaska
6
S 2068. Relief of Fireman's Fund Insurance Company
6
S 2069. Relief of Fireman's Fund Insurance Company
6
S 2089. Approve contracts with irrigation districts
6
S 2101. Relief of Mrs. Nancy Belle Norton
6
S 2115. Purchase of automobiles for disabled veterans
6
S 2146. Additional payments for relief of paralyzed veterans
6
S 2194. Construct dam and dike at Kentuck Slough
6
S 2216. Authorize president to appoint board of inquiry into Hawaiian strike
6
S 2314. Term of U.S. District Court, Oregon, to be held in Eugene
6
S 2315. Relief of Janis Shimada
6
S 2317. Study and authorize school construction
6
S 2320. Assist producers of strategic materials and metals
6
S 2346. Relief of Kuo Chin Lu
6
S 2390. Share certificates
6
S 2415. Federal disaster aid
6
S 2471. Provide for hospitals at Camp White
6
S 2503. Federal Elections Act
6
S 2522. Stabilize prices of agricultural commodities
6
S 2586. Fish conservation, Salmon River, Idaho
6
S 2596. Veterans education and training
6
S 2606. Construction of dam and dike, Otter Slough
6
S 2627. Budgetary and tax adjustments
6
S 2632. U.S. District Court, District of Columbia, to hear motion of Thomas Jordan
6
S 2641. Relief of Ken D. Rude
6
S 2642. Assistance for mentally ill in state institutions
6
S 2704. Relief of Habibollah Farahnik
6
S 2705. Relief of Endre Ungar and others
6
S 2720. Relief of Lucy Norton Johansen
6
S 2721. Relief of Chin Ly Bing and Chin Loy Yen [empty folder3
6
S 2784. Construction of Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, St. Louis
6
S 2800. Extend letters patent 1,901,992
6
S 2826. Amendment. Increase borrowing power of Commodity Credit Corp.
6
S 2836. Extend letters patent
6
S 2837. Relief of Mrs. Claire Phillips Clavier
6
S 2865. Relief of Mrs. Takino Kajikawa
6
S 2866. Relief of Egbert G. Gesell
6
S 2899. Relief of Joseph Veich
6
S 2909. Computation of teaching and supply costs of veterans
6
S 2986. Design and construction of highway bridges near certain dams
6
S 3084. Monument to Henry Milton Brainard
7
S 3147. Establish temporary National Commission on Intergovernmental Relations
7
S 3162. Relief of Helena Jange Chinn
7
S 3169. Amend Labor Relations Act of 1947
7
S 3177. Relief of Franco Contanzo
7
S 3295. Amend Railway Labor Act as to union shop agreements
7
S 3329. Relief of Kiyomi Kitamura
7
S 3332. Tort claims against U.S.
7
S 3397. Relief of Shigeko Sudo and Daniel Keller
7
S 3860. Relief of Okuni Kobayashi
7
S 3867. Construction of Jefferson National Expansion Memorial
7
S 3907. Survey and repair vessels in National Defense Reserve Fleet
7
S 4007. Relief of Kozuko Kudo
7
S 4046. Relief of Chieko Fujiwara
7
S 4119. Relief of Mitsu Takanaka
7
SR 12. Amending cloture rule
7
SR 56. Hostilities in Indonesia
7
SR 113. Non-subsidized airlines continued by Civil Aeronautics Board
7
SR 120. Federal aid to apprehend Reuther assailants
7
SR 121. Interpretation of preamble to North Atlantic Pact
7
SR 140. Investigate labor-management relations
7
SR 160. Discharge Committee on Judiciary from consideration of HR 4567
7
SR 243. Favoring increase in educational program to combat Communism in foreign
countries
7
SR 266. Greetings to Israel on second anniversary
7
SR 304. Investigate loan policy of Export-Import Bank
7
SJR 2. Amendment to Constitution providing for election of President and Vice
President
7
SJR 24. Timber access roads
7
SJR 99. Approving Great Lakes-St. Lawrence agreement, with reservations
S, 1946. Amendment. Crime prevention in District of Columbia
13
S 2138. Repeal certain provisions of Trade Agreement Extension Act of 1951
13
S 2260. Provide disability insurance and rehabilitation benefits
13
S 2267. Provide additional emergency assistance to farmers and stockmen
13
S 2282. Relief of Aina Brizga
13
S 2307. Relief of Harold George Wetzlmair
13
S 2327. Automobiles for disabled veterans
13
S 2356. Relief of Deborah Todd
13
S 2366. Relief of Ito Yukiko
13
S 2413. Home rule, District of Columbia
14
S 2537. Confer jurisdiction on U.S. District Court for District of Columbia in case of Clackamas
County, Ore. against Secretary of the Interior Douglas McKay and Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson. (0. and C. case)
14
S 2570. Establish Federal agency for handicapped
14
S 2578. Relief of Joseph T. Hallock
14
S 2579. Creation of Eleventh Judicial Circuit
14
S 2585. Revise immigration laws
14
S 2590. Amend Federal Power Act
14
S 2759. Amendment. Vocational Rehabilitation Act
14
S 2763. Amendment. Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act
14
S 2802. Encourage distribution of fishery products
14
S 2863. Amend Sec. 47 of National Defense Act as to bonds for ROTC property
14
S 2949. Continue authority for loans under Title V, Housing Act of 1949
14
S 2962. Milk price supports
14
S 3044. Agricultural Commodities Utilization Act
14
S 3079. Issuance of dairy-diet dividend certificates
14
S 3126. Relief of Waltraut Claassen
14
S 3127. Establish veterans' hospital facilities at Camp White
14
S 3132. Pollution control, Potomac River
14
S 3142. Promote ethics in government
14
S 3147. Relief of Margarete R. Zimmerman
14
S 3184. Amendment. Federal Aid Highway Act of 1954
14
S 3218. Relief of Maria Elena Venegas and Sarah Lucia Venegas
14
S 3314. Creation of an eleventh judicial circuit
14
S 3387. Changes in regulation of public utilities in District of Columbia
14
S 3443. Increase in pay of certain government officers and employees
14
S 3444. Increase in pay of field service postal employees
14
S 3483. Relief of Lee In Ja
14
S 3540. Relief of Aldo Timossi
15
S 3553. Provide unemployment reinsurance grants to states
15
S 3623. Provide for power generation at Cougar dam
15
S 3624. Provide for power generation at Green Peter dam
15
S 3690. Amendments. Atomic Energy Act
15
S 3706. Amendments. Amending Subversive Activities Control Act of 1950
15
S 3735. Relief of Tomas Gumtang Subia
15
S 3742. Claims of Mid-Columbia River Indians in connection with construction of The Dalles
dam
15
S 3856. Pollution control, Potomac River
15
S 3878. Amend District of Columbia Unemployment Compensation Act
15
SR 32. Increase membership of Committee on Armed Services and Labor and Public.
Welfare
15
SR 38. Create Committee on Consumer Interests
15
SR 59. Requiring publication on senatorial employees
15
SR 70. Remonstrating treatment of Jews in USSR
15
SR 83. Uniform rules of conduct for senate committee hearings
15
SR 84. Remonstrating treatment of minorities in USSR
15
SR 93. Requesting President to proclaim National Mental Health Week
15
SR 96. Investigation of director of National Bureau of Standards. (Battery additive AD-X2
case)
15
SR 97. Discharge Committee on Rules and Administration from further consideration, of SR
32
15
SR 114. Inquire into activities of Chandler interests in Los Angeles. (Los Angeles
Times)
15
SR 142. Investigation of Federal Power Commission procedures
15
SR 160. Investigate attempts of foreign governments to influence U.S. foreign policy. (China
Lobby)
15
SR 180. Amending committee assignments to Armed Services and Labor committees
15
SR 256. Establish rules of procedure for investigations by Senate committees
15
SR 291. Amending cloture rules
15
SR 301. Amendment. Censure of Senator McCarthy
16
SJR 13. Amendments. Offshore oil bill
16
SJR 18. Establish commission on offshore oil
16
SJR, 19. Amend Constitution as to election of President and Vice President
16
SJR 56. Creation of international food reserve
16
SJR 73. Designating Lake Umatilla
16
SJR 86. Timber access roads
16
SJR 103. Constitutional amendment lowering voting age to 18
16
SJR 107. Increase minimum wage
16
SJR 110. Establish Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial Commission
16
SJR 112. Constitutional amendment lowering voting age to 18
16
SJR 130. Requesting President to proclaim National Mental Health Week
16
SJR 145. Tidelands oil for education
16
SJR 182. Create Commission on Security in Government and Industry
16
SConR 3. Establish Joint Congressional Committee on Civil Rights
16
SConR 10. Establish rules of procedure in Congressional investigations
16
SConR 11. Establish rules of procedure in cases where a member of Congress, in debate, makes
derogatory remarks about a citizen of the U.S.
16
SConR 27. Reduction of armaments and increase in economic aid
16
SConR 32. Favoring universal disarmament
16
SConR 50. Requiring signed statement of conference reports
16
SConR 64. Establishing codes of fair committee procedure
16
HR 3704. Amendments. Business incorporations in District of Columbia
16
HR 5173. Amendments. Federal unemployment compensation reserve
16
HR 6025. Amendment. Federal property to Leahi hospital, Honolulu
17
HR 8224. Amendments. Reduction of excise taxes
17
HR 8300. Amendments. Revision of internal revenue laws, as to health and accident benefits and
depreciation schedules
17
HR 8367. Amendment. Appropriations, John Day, Ice Harbor, Chief Joseph, and The Dalles
dams
17
HR 8377. Amendment. Columbia basin flood control
17
HR 9366. Amendments. Amend Social Security Act and Internal Revenue Code to benefit
aged
Treaty. Amendments. Mutual defense treaty with Republic of China
85th Congress
List of legislation sponsored and cosponsored by Senator Wayne L. Morse, 85th Congress, 1st and 2nd sessions. General
correspondence concerning private bills introduced by Senator Wayne L. Morse in 85th Congress.
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S 7. Amend Robinson-Patman Act with respect to equality of opportunity
24
S 29. Cemetery at Fort Stevens (no bill in file)
24
S 49. Admission of Alaska into the Union
24
S 50. Admission of Hawaii into the Union
24
S 150. Reduce taxes on small business. (no bill in file)
24
S 338. Modification of existing project for Yaquina bay and harbor
24
S 339. Establish recreational use of national forests
24
S 347. Modification of existing project for Siuslaw River
24
S 348. Permit payment of estate taxes in installments
24
S 350. Amend Internal Revenue Code as to unincorporated businesses
24
S 351. Amend Internal Revenue Code to permit certain depreciation for used property
24
S 352. Impose graduated income tax on corporate income of corporation
24
S 469. Authorize U.S. to defray cost of assisting Klamath Tribe of Indians to prepare for
termination of Federal Supervision, and defer termination for 18 months
24
S 498. Reduce to 60 years the age at which women qualify for social security
benefits
24
S 500. Protection of right of political participation
24
S 501. Establish Commission on Civil Rights
24
S 502. Reorganize Department of Justice for protection of civil rights
24
S 503. Provide relief against discrimination in interstate transportation facilities
24
S 504. Extend protection to uniformed members of armed forces
24
S 505. Anti-lynching
24
S 506. Prohibit discrimination in employment
24
S 507. Outlaw poll tax
24
S 508. Amend and supplement civil rights statutes
24
S 509. Strengthen laws relating to convict labor, peonage, slavery
24
S 510. Secure and strengthen civil rights laws
24
S 512. Authorize construction of power plants, Niagara River
24
S 528. Relief of Nicolaos Papathanasiou
24
S 529. Provide for conveyance of Fort Stevens Military Cemetery to U.S.
24
S 535. Increase rates of disability payments by Veterans' Administration
24
S 713. Increase Civil Service retirement and disability benefits
24
S 714. Extend provisions of Veterans' Readjustments Assistance Act of 1952
25
S 726. Provide for use of National Service Life Insurance Fund for home loans to
veterans
25
S 768. Designate bridge over Potomac as Rochambeau Memorial Bridge
25
S 774. Provide improved farm program (Domestic parity, 2-price wheat)
25
S 778. Prohibit trading in onion futures
25
S 809. Provide economic assistance to American Indians
25
S 828. Authorizing mine safety inspections
25
S 840. Provide for price reporting and research in forest products
25
S 846. Establish National Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission
25
S 848. Incorporate Veterans of World War I of the U. S. of A.
25
S 866. Authorize special non-quota immigrant visas to orphans
25
S 884. Relief of Ray Wilkinson
25
S 931. Reorganization of safety functions of Federal government
25
S 969. Prescribe as to evidence value of blood tests of alcohol
25
S 973. Relief of Yun Wha Yoon Holsman
25
S 1016. Stimulate industrial development near Indian reservations (opinion only)
25
S 1038. Relief of Julio and Remedios Austria
25
S 1088. Extension of National Service Life Insurance Program for certain veterans
25
S 1091. Stimulate industrial development near Indian reservations
25
S 1092. Stimulate teaching and research in education of mentally retarded children
25
S 1128. Compulsory inspection of poultry and poultry products
25
S 1134. Authorize Federal financial assistance for education
25
S 1135. Amend Fair Labor Standards Act as to certain retail employees
25
S 1136. Authorize timber access roads
25
S 1137. Amend Social Security Act as to age limit on disability benefits
25
S 1156. Authorize sale of wheat for feed
25
S 1159. Amend Fair Labor Standards Act as to certain retail employees
25
S 1176. Establish National Wilderness Preservation System
25
S 1178. Amend U.S. Code as to wage provisions for small telephone exchanges
25
S 1179. Relief of Harold George Jackson
25
S 1180. Relief of Heber Lee Bond
25
S 1209. Amend Social Security Act as to medical care
25
S 1228. Establish National Radiation Health Institute
25
S 1237. Provide national scholarships for undergraduates
25
S 1267. Amend Fair Labor Standards Act as to minimum wages
26
S 1273. Amend Fair Labor Standards Act to cover employees in food industry
26
S 1289. Home rule for District of Columbia
26
S 1298. Assist states in vocational education programs
26
S 1312. Relief of Harry G. Brown and Frances Brown
26
S 1313. Increase railroad retirement benefits
26
S 1391. Attendance of U.S.M.A. cadets at chapel (letter only)
26
S 1393. Authorize National Potato Grade Labeling Act
26
S 1407. Incorporate Veterans of World War I of the U.S. of A.
26
S 1425. Limit acreage of small reclamation projects
26
S 1436. Provide administration by farmers of soil conservation laws
26
S 1529. Conveyance of U.S. property to Klamath County
26
S 1533. Amend Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act
26
S 1585. Provide for evaluation of fiscal requirements of executive agencies
26
S 1590. Amend District of Columbia sales tax as to food
26
S 1591. Repeal transportation tax
26
S 1594. Provide for administration by farmers of Federal Crop Insurance Act
26
S 1597. Establish Federal Agency for Handicapped
26
S 1630. Remove inequities from Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act
26
S 1635. Amend and extend Sugar Act of 1948
26
S 1660. Relief of Karin Tittel Taylor
26
S 1661. Relief of Lettie Jane Sparling and Wesley Wayne Sparling
26
S 1662. Commemorative stamp: Oregon centennial
26
S 1663. Relief of Harold Eugene Moore
26
S 1664. Relief of Bernard H. Carty
26
S 1680. Amend Agricultural Marketing Agreement Act of 1937 to include cranberries
26
S 1685. Relief of Sic Gun Chau and Hing Man Chau
26
S 1694. Provision of housing for middle-income and elderly
26
S 1739. Relief of Chue Ling Chun
26
S 1807. Prohibit sex discrimination in wages
26
S 1808. Provide financial assistance for orchards destroyed or damaged by natural disaster
(Milton-Freewater bill)
27
S 1809. Provide relief for damaged orchards
27
S 1846. Home rule in District of Columbia (memo only)
27
S 1848. Relief of Michele Patricia Hill
27
S 1849. Relative responsibility law, District of Columbia
27
S 1853. Provide wider coverage under Fair Labor Standards Act
27
S 1870. Amend U.S. Code as to music played in coin-operated machines
27
S, 1935. Consent and approval of Congress to Oregon-Washington Columbia River Boundary
Project
27
S, 1982. Authorize issuance of school construction bonds in District of Columbia
27
S, 1983. Amend law on limitation of liability on vessels
27
S 2010. Relief of Michele Patricia Hill
27
S 2020. Amend Railroad Retirement Act (correspondence only)
27
S 2021. Authorize banks to underwrite and deal in state and municipal securities
27
S 2047. Provide for acquisition by United States of all Klamath Tribal lands (Klamath
termination act)
27
S 2066. Relief of Sally Ann Hobson
27
S 2113. Amend Federal Power Act as to income tax depreciation
27
S 2130. Amend Mutual Security Act
27
S 2140. Increase pension to Civil War widows
27
S 2141. Authorize District of Columbia to borrow from U.S. Treasury for school
construction
27
S 2144. Provide for construction of Bully Creek dam, Vale Federal Reclamation
project
27
S 2159. Establish Department of Housing and Urban Affairs
27
S 2199. Relief of Reinhard Klinefelter
27
S 2200. Relief of Louis James Seligson
27
S 2206. Amend Bonneville Project Act to permit priority and preferential claims
27
S 2260. Relief of Annalies Kramer
27
S 2280. Establish uniform qualifications for jurors in Federal courts
27
S 2300. Prescribe policy and procedures in construction contracts made by executive
agencies
27
S 2302. Relief of James Charles McCain
27
S 2309. Relief of Elaine Elva Oliver
27
S 2312. Relief of Eldentroud Watson
27
S 2318. Conveyance of United States land to Salem, Ore
27
S 2322. Relief of Linda Diane Hunt
27
S 2323. Relief of Barbara Marie Waddington
27
S 2324. Relief of Elaine Marie Simonton
27
S 2325. Relief of Benjamin Paul Klinger
27
S 2341. Consent of Congress to Klamath River Basin Compact
27
S 2352. Relief of Deanna Marie Greene
27
S 2353. Relief of Charles Frederick Canfield
27
S 2377. Amendment. Establishing procedures for production of government records in criminal
cases in U.S. courts (Jencks Bill)
27
S 2382. Relief of John Tompkins
27
S 2396. Relief of W. A. Rushlight
27
S 2433. Construction of basic recreation facilities, Owyhee Reservoir area
27
S 2466. Repeal of Sustained Yield Act of March 29, 1944
27
S 2486. Relief of Wanda Carlene Boll
27
S 2487. Relief of Yu, Sang Ku
27
S 2488. Relief of Kim, Hyun Suck
27
S 2489. Require humane trapping methods
27
S 2521. Relief of Jeffery Tucker
27
S 2559. Relief of Judy Kay Dennis
27
S 2560. Relief of Raymond Lloyd Gourley
27
S 2561. Relief of Myrna LeAnne Morse
27
S 2575. Relief of Erna Wiedling
27
S 2599. Relief of Peter Kim May
27
S 2600. Relief of Patsy Deanne Roth
27
S 2601. Compensate State of Oregon for firefighting costs (Vincent Creek)
27
S 2635. Relief of Stefani Daniela and Casabianca Abra
27
S 2662. Liberalization of disability pension awards
27
S 2663. Relief of Russell Dean Hood
27
S 2667. Establish Standing Joint Committee on the District of Columbia
27
S 2679. Relief of Diann Marie Vesper
27
S 2690. Relief of Yvonne Cypert
27
S 2708. Relief of Sterling Keith Polson and Dawn Poison
27
S 2729. Extending or renewing loans made by Reconstruction Finance Corp.
27
S 2748. Relief of Philip Galen Fitch
27
S 2797. Relief of Clyde Bruce Aitchison, Jr
27
S 2826. Authorization of Waldo Lake tunnel
27
S 2847. Requiring Federal Power Commission to license only projects having maximum
benefits
27
S 2861. Extend National Wool Act of 1954
28
S 2865. Amend Housing Act of 1941 to authorize financial assistance for relocation (Arlington,
Ore.)
28
S 2873. Amend International Claims Settlement Act of 1949 to restore certain property
rights
28
S 2924. Provide price support for dairy products
28
S 3010. Relief of Jose Mararac
28
S 3011. Provide effective system of administration of personnel in executive branch
28
S 3079. Permit action for damages for violation of Robinson-Patman Act
28
S 3087. Establish Fort Clatsop National Memorial
28
S 3091. Establish minimum price support for wheat
28
S 3114. Establish Columbia River Development Corporation
28
S 3183. Extend brucellocis eradication program
28
S 3185. Amendment. Promote conservation of migratory fish and game
28
S 3187. Stimulate number of students in science and technical fields
28
S 3188. Prohibit discrimination by age in hiring by government contractors
28
S 3193. Relief of Vincent R. Gonzales
28
S 3194. Provide tax adjustments for small businesses
28
S 3233. Initiate and support space study
28
S 3244. Provide unemployment reinsurance grants to states
28
S 3247. Limit mining claims in national forests
28
S 3257. Enforce constitutional right to equal protection under laws
28
S 3259. Increase funds for hospital construction in District of Columbia
28
S 3263. Reduce income and excise taxes
28
S 3264. Reduce income and excise taxes
28
S 3306. Prohibit gifts to public officials by interested parties
28
S 3311. Assist states and communities in school construction and teacher salaries
28
S 3316. Relief of Kiyoshi Ueda
28
S 3318. Amend Mutual Security Act
28
S 3344. Prescribe procedures for issuance of passports
28
S 3346. Requiring members of congress and others to disclose income sources
28
S 3406. Amend Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938 as to wheat acreage history
28
S 3411. Increase income tax exemption
28
S 3414. Appropriations for highway construction
28
S 3418. Amendment.: Interest rates on veterans' housing (Press release only)
28
S 3430. Extension of loan program for fur farmers
28
S 3486. Safety regulations, longshoremen
28
S 3493. Amend District of Columbia Unemployment Compensation Act
28
S 3508. Amend Social Security Act as to medical and hospital benefits
29
S 3514. Establish national food allotment program
29
S 3600. Amendment. Provide for purchasing program for copper, lead, manganese, and
zinc
29
S 3646. Transfer of Freedmen's Hospital to Howard University
29
S 3647. Amendment. District of Columbia Unemployment Compensation Act
29
S 3683. Program to alleviate unemployment in depressed areas
29
S 3687. Provide for return of portion of Federal income tax to states to be used for educational
purposes
29
S 3709. Increase forest research program
29
S 3710. Extend Title IV of Veterans' Readjustment Assistance Act
29
S 3713. Authorize loans for construction at educational institutions
29
S 3749. Relief of Milan Boric
29
S 3768. Relief of Hing Man Chau
29
S 3850. Amend Federal Trade Commission Act as to small business
29
S 3851. Promoting fair trade (press release only)
29
S 3853. Authorize sale, lease or easement over U.S. property at dam or reservoir
sites
29
S 3854. Authorize sale of land at dam or reservoir sites to state and local agencies
29
S 3864. Encourage turkey raising and marketing
29
S 3893. Relief of Alexander Antoniou
29
S 3897. Promote safety in railroads
29
S 3898. Establishment of Indiana Dunes National Monument
29
S 3974. Provide disclosure of financial transactions of labor organizations
29
S 4020. Relief of Kunio Inouye (Sparkman)
29
S 4093. Relief of Keitha L. Baker
29
S 4097. Appropriation for reconstruction of Alaska Highway
29
S 4120. Relief of Betty Ann Janes
29
S 4137. Governing issuance of passports
29
S 4183. Reduce number of trustees of Group Hospitalization, Inc
29
S 4212. Vocational training of handicapped war orphans
29
S 4213. Vocational rehabilitation of certain veterans
29
S 4237. Encourage education in science and technology
29
S 4320. Relief of Robert Laderlich (no copy of bill)
29
S 4326. Create system of capital budgeting for Federal expenditures (no copy of
bill)
29
SR 21. Amending cloture rule
29
SR 43. Create Standing Committee on Veterans' Affairs
29
SR 85. Establish Columbia River Basin Account
29
SR 117. Grant leave to Hon. James O. Eastland to appear as witness before U.S. District
Court
29
SR 138. Encourage Secretary of Defense to grant contracts to small businesses (no copy of
resolution)
29
SR 148. Prescribe procedures and contents of reports by executive agencies in proposals
involving land and water resources
29
SR 173. Request President to end nuclear testing
30
SR 173. (concluded)
30
SR 261. Establish Select Committee to Investigate Independent Agencies
30
SR 264. Favoring establishment of International Development Association
30
SR 278. Adjusting number of members of Select Committee to Investigate Labor-Management
Relations
30
SR 304. Favor program for conversion of raw stockpile materials for immediate usefulness
(chromite and manganese)
30
SR 318. Establish Senate Committee on Historical Mementos
30
SR 319. Revising Rule XXV of Standing Rules as to committees
30
SR 320. Investigate effect of importation of sound recordings on American picture
films
30
SR 380. Amending text of Rule XXXV of Standing Rules as to closed sessions
30
SR 383. Urge President to proclaim Constitution and Bill of Rights Week
30
SJR 26. Direct Secretary of the Interior to eliminate hazards of canal in Klamath
Falls
30
SJR 35. Provide for observance of 50th anniversary of conference of state governors
30
SJR 42. Promote peace in Middle East
30
SJR 80. Amendment to Constitution relative to equal rights for men and women
30
SJR 88. Amendment. Authorizing Lewis and Clark National Tourway
30
SJR 94. Make public certain labor union reports to Secretary of Labor
30
SJR 131. Authorize Presidential proclamation as to centennial of Oregon statehood
30
SJR 136. Provide removal or reservation of timber rights from patent issued to Ivan H.
McCormack
30
SJR 169. Amendment to Constitution relating to jurisdiction of Supreme Court
30
SJR, 193. Granting consent of Congress for mass transit compact between Virginia, Maryland and
District of Columbia
30
SJR 203. Provide for withdrawal of U.S. forces in Lebanon
30
SCR 2. Create joint committee to study problem of election and succession of
President
30
SCR 5. Establish Joint Committee on Civil Rights
30
SCR 32. Recognizing National Cowboy Hall of Fame
30
SCR 49. Recognizing National Library Week (no copy of resolution)
30
SCR 61. Favoring delay in construction of certain bridges over Potomac in District of
Columbia
30
SCR 62. Favoring NATO conference
30
SCR 68. Favoring acceleration of construction on civil works programs
30
SCR 73. Favoring special consideration of Latin America under Mutual Security Act of
1954
30
HR 4090. Amendments. Extension of corporate and excise tax rates
30
HR 5836. Amendment. Change in postal rates
30
HR 6624. Amendment. Housing provisions in budget (speeches only)
30
HR 6659. Amendments. Improve availability of mortgage credit
30
HR 7125. Amendments. Excise tax laws as applicable to private schools
30
HR 7963. Amendments. Small Business Act of 1953. (Timber set-asides)
31
HR 8308. Amendment. Humane methods of slaughtering livestock
31
HR 8332. Repeal of certain sections of Farm Credit Act. (letter only)
31
HR 8576. Transfer of certain land in Tennessee to Boy Scouts of America
31
HR 9369. Amendment. Refund of certain insurance funds collected from veterans (correspondence
only)
31
HR 10021. Amendment. Reduction in excise taxes (correspondence only)
HJR 133. Relief of certain spouses and minor children of U.S. citizens.. (Ingrid Klingerhoefer
and Yaeko T. Young)
86th Congress
Box
31
S 1. Amend Federal Airport Act and extend time for making grants
31
S 2. Provide funds for school construction and teachers' salaries
31
S 8. Provide funds for school construction and teachers' salaries
31
S 11. Amend Clayton Act as to equality of opportunity (price discrimination)
31
S 44. Authorize construction of San Luis unit of Central Valley project, Calif. (correspondence
only)
31
S 50. Admission of Hawaii into union
31
S 56. Amend Act of August 5, 1954. (Indian health)
31
S 57. Extend housing and urban renewal laws
31
S 59. Tax adjustment for small business
31
S 144. Amend Reorganization Plan No. 2 of 1953 (REA loan-making authority)
31
S 187. Make Sugar Act of 1948 permanent
31
S, 193. Amend and extend urban renewal laws
31
S, 194. Amend Title IV of Housing Act (loans to schools for construction)
31
S, 195. Foreclosure of FHA-insured mortgages
31
S 226. Increase benefits, of Railroad Retirement Act
32
S 243. Relief of Donald D. Ellis (Ellis Timber Co.)
32
S 244. Relief of Alexander Antoniou
32
S 245. Relief of Umeko Parker
32
S 246. Relief of Milan Boric
32
S 269. Equalize pay for retired members of armed services
32
S 465. Appointment of additional judge for juvenile court, District of Columbia
32
S 466. Revise Federal election laws to prevent corrupt practices
32
S 501. (Out slip only, to Sen. Chavez)
32
S 505. Provide for disclosures of financial and administrative transactions of labor
unions
32
S 584. Amend Federal Power Act to give preferences to better projects
32
S 639. Construction of Bully Creek dam, Vale Federal Reclamation project
32
S 662. Amend Soil Conservation Act to provide for election of farmer committeemen
32
S 722. Develop program to assist depressed areas
32
S 725. Permit action for damages for violation of Robinson-Patman Act
32
S 760. Amend Longshoremen's Compensation Act as to selection of physician
32
S 791. Provide for unemployment reinsurance for states
32
S 806. Govern issuance of passports
32
S 810. Make effective and enforce civil rights laws
32
S 812. Establish Youth Conservations Corps
32
S 881. Include medical and hospital insurance in Social Security
33
S 950. Amend U.S. Code as to rendition of music in coin-operated machines
33
S 987. Amend Railroad Retirement Act and related acts
33
S 995. Amend Interstate Commerce Act as to railway safety
33
S 996. Promote railroad safety
33
S 999. Relief of Lee Mei Yee
33
S 1000. Prohibit racial covenants in District of Columbia real estate transactions
33
S 1001. Establish Indiana Dunes National Monument
33
S 1009. Amend Internal Revenue Code as to voluntary retirement plans
33
S 1010. Amend Internal Revenue Code as to depreciation
33
S 1046. Increase coverage of minimum wage laws
33
S 1074. Amend District of Columbia Unemployment Compensation Act
33
S 1093. Protect right of blind to organize
33
S 1113. Extend time limit of National Service Life Insurance
33
S 1123. Establish National Wilderness Preservation System
33
S 1125. Appropriate funds for Alaska Highway
33
S 1134. Authorize per diem payment to certain Navy and Marine Corps members
33
S 1138. Provide readjustment assistance to post-Korea veterans
33
S 1139. Exempt food from District of Columbia sales tax
33
S 1140. Amend Agricultural Adjustment Act (2-price wheat)
33
S 1153. Compensate State of Oregon for firefighting costs (Vincent Creek)
33
S 1172. Prohibit age discrimination by government contractors
33
S 1190. Amend Longshoremen's Compensation Act as to selection of a physician
33
S 1211. Provide credit resources to preserve family-size farm
33
S 1221. Increase irrigation potential of Crooked River Reclamation project
33
S 1244. Establish capital budget
33
S 1245. Promote mining and development research in certain metals (chrome)
33
S 1314. Amend Railroad Retirement Act
33
S 1323. Authorize temporary additional unemployment benefits
33
S 1338. Prohibit loss-leader sales
33
S 1339. Prohibit sales at prices so low as to injure competition
33
S 1380. Incorporate Sea Cadet Corps of America
33
S 1388. Establish Pacific Northwest Account
33
S 1395. Promote production and marketing of turkeys
33
S 1425. Protect railroad employees by regulating use of track motor cars
33
S 1451. Amendment. Fiscal controls on Mutual Security Act
33
S 1454. Relief of Keitha L. Baker
33
S 1468. Issuance of special non-quota visas to alien orphans
33
S 1484. Amend Agricultural Adjustment Act (wheat stabilization)
34
S 1525. End quotas on petroleum and petroleum products
34
S 1526. Establish Oregon Dunes National Seashore
34
S 1555. Labor-management reform; disclosure of financial and other transactions of
unions
35
S 1555. (concluded)
35
S 1570. Establish minimum wages for wool shearing operation employees
35
S 1571. Establish Department of Consumers
35
S 1603. Require income disclosure by members of Congress and others
35
S 1681. Home rule for District of Columbia
35
S 1711. Promote peace through use of agricultural commodities
35
S 1789. Increase national railroad freight car supply
35
S 1826. Extend Federal highway program for one year
35
S 1856. Relief of Frank Podnay
35
S 1884. Distribution of food commodities to needy persons
35
S, 1920. Mining claims on national forest land
35
S, 1953. Relief of United Builders, Inc
35
S, 1954. Relief of Wong Man Wan
35
S, 1997. Prohibit discrimination in interstate transportation
35
S, 1998. Protect armed forces members from bodily attack
35
S, 1999. Prohibit discrimination in employment
35
S 2000. Outlaw poll tax
35
S 2001. Supplement existing civil rights statutes
35
S 2002. Strengthen laws on convict labor, peonage, slavery
35
S 2003. Secure civil rights under constitution
35
S 2010. Amendment. Preserve shorelines of United States
35
S 2037. Oil and gas depletion allowance
35
S 2041. Anti-lynching
35
S 2086. Establish National Wildlife Disease Laboratory
35
S 2141. Eliminate exception of children in agricultural employment from provisions of Fair Labor
Standards Act
35
S 2194. Amend Liberty Bonds Act
35
S 2195. Authorize construction of The Dalles Federal Reclamation Project
35
S 2295. Establish Intergovernmental Reference Service in Library of Congress
35
S 2302. Regulate safety rules of railroad cars
35
S 2304. Assist in training of foreign service officers
35
S 2319. Relief of Sergiusz Rudczenko
35
S 2358. Amend laws on immigration, naturalization, nationality, and citizenship
35
S 2359. Eliminate certain voter qualification rules
35
S 2362. Conveyance of certain lands to Arlington, Ore
35
S 2404. Reimburse Oregon and Washington for Federal share of interstate bridge, Vancouver,
Wn
35
S 2436. Revise Federal election laws to prevent corruption
35
S 2438. Authorize certain persons to be appointed teachers in public schools, District of
Columbia
35
S 2439. Simplify school teacher retirement rules in District of Columbia
35
S 2443. Relief of Edgar Harold Bradley
35
S 2480. Amend act to provide books for the blind
35
S 2498. Provide for registration of contractors of migrant agricultural workers
35
S 2503. Define real property exempt from taxation in District of Columbia
35
S 2535. Establish agency to conduct elections of members of House and Senate
35
S 2549. Declare a national policy on conservation
35
S 2562. Strengthen criminal penalties on obscene matter
35
S 2587. Require approval of Congress for withdrawal of large tracts of public land
35
S 2594. Require consent of Senate in appointments to International Joint Commission
35
S 2604. Provide refunds of certain taxes to states losing liquor by fire, casualty or Act of
God
35
S 2634. Amend International Claims Settlement Act as to certain alien property
35
S 2675. Provide opportunity for certain veterans to obtain national life insurance
35
S 2710. Provide loan insurance on loans to students in higher education
36
S 2719. Appointment of Federal registrars to supervise elections
36
S 2720. Authorize Commission on Civil Rights to collect and disseminate information on
desegregation of public schools
36
S 2721. Amend Civil Rights Act to protect right to vote
36
S 2722. Provide for preservation of registration and voting records for 5 years
36
S 2755. Requiring disclosure of interest charges in credit extension
36
S 2758. Amend Railroad Retirement Act as to social security benefits
36
S 2760. Establish library of braille musical scores in Library of Congress
36
S 2761. Validate payments for emergency conservation measures
36
S 2823. Provide Federal contribution to cost of election campaign for Federal
offices
36
S 2827. Presentation of monument by United States to Mexico, observing 150th year of
independence
36
S 2830. Extend Library Services Act
36
S 2864. Assist vocational training of migratory workers
36
S 2865. Provide grants for adult education of migrant workers
36
S 2868. Outlaw poll tax in national elections
36
S 2898. Amendment. Establish Oregon Coast National Seashore Recreation Area
36
S 2917. Establish price support level for milk and butterfat
36
S 2920. Establish food stamp allotment program
36
S 2935. Improve national transportation system
36
S 3007. Authorize Federal loans to colleges for construction
36
S 3020. Improve national transportation system (passenger train service)
36
S 3045. Effectuate constitutional right to equal protection under law
36
S 3063. Construction of Baker Federal Reclamation Project
36
S 3097. Amend Labor Management Relations Act
36
S 3098. Amend Labor Management Reporting and Disclosure Act
36
S 3122. Establish air rescue service in U.S. Air Force (no bill)
36
S 3134. Amend District of Columbia Teachers Salary Act of 1955
36
S 3159. Establish marketing program for wheat
36
S 3211. Amendment. Establish Richard L. Neuberger National Seashore
36
S 3215. Designate John Day lock and dam the Richard L. Neuberger lock and dam
36
S 3256. Establish National Showcase of the Arts and Sciences in District of Columbia
36
S 3275. Extend veterans loan programs
36
S 3276. Extend veterans direct home loan program
36
S 3278. Improve mass transportation services in metropolitan areas
36
S 3279. Provide study to determine best location for U.S. Court of Claims building in District
of Columbia
36
S 3282. Amend Home Owners Loan Act of 1933
36
S 3284. Relief of Lee Soon Him
36
S 3318. Authorize marketing agreements as to cranberries
36
S 3347. Establish Municipal Arts Council in District of Columbia
36
S 3349. Aid needy blind through Social Security Act
36
S 3354. Adjust pensions of World War I veterans with non-service-connected
disabilities
36
S 3385. Establish Center for Cultural and Technical Interchange between East and West in
Hawaii
36
S 3467. Amend District of Columbia Teachers Salary Act of 1955
36
S 3479. Authorize per diem payment for certain Navy and Marine Corps personnel
36
S 3481. Amend National Defense Education Act to make student loans available to
teachers
36
S 3503. Provide health insurance for aged
36
S 3570. Provide for humane treatment of animals used in experiments
36
S 3635. Establish driver records clearance center
36
S 3638. Fix compensation of members, officers and employees of Congress at 53 cents per
hour
36
S 3645. Establish National Advisory Committee on Interstate Crime
36
S 3658. Use customs duties on fish products for fishery research
36
S 3717. Enlarge Arlington National Cemetery
36
S 3731. Modify John Day project to raise level of portion of city of Umatilla
36
S 3732. Reimburse city of Arlington for loss of taxes on property acquired by John Day
project
36
S 3745. Provide register of persons whose drivers license has been revoked
37
S 3758. Extend minimum wage provisions to large retail trade enterprises
37
S 3774. Relief of Yick Yuen Lee
37
S 3785. Amend Small Business Investment Act of 1958
37
S 3786. Amend Internal Revenue Code as to small business investment companies
37
S 3907. Preserve competition in insurance business in District of Columbia (no bill, speech
only, by Sen. O'Mahoney)
37
S 3919. Relief of Helen Choi Bratton
37
S 3926. Equal pay for equal work for women
37
SR 6. Amend cloture rule
37
SR 9. Remove reservation of timber rights from patent issued to Ivan H. McCormack
37
SR 17. Approval of Declaration of Atlantic Unity
37
SR, 19. Establish Standing Committee on Veterans' Affairs
37
SR 90. Favoring revision and renewal of International Wheat Agreement
37
SR 92. Favoring advisory opinion by International Court of Justice as to U.S. armed forces in
Berlin
37
SR 95. Extending birthday greetings to Robert Frost
37
SR 99. Requiring disclosure of salaries of senate staff and committee employees
37
SR 118. Amend Senate rules as to selection of members of conference committees
37
SR 126. Authorize investigation of film industry use of foreign sound tracks and talent
abroad
37
SR 129. Favoring international cooperation in health matters
37
SR 181. Instructs Senate conferees on Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of
1959
37
SR 271. Investigate labor disputes in newspaper industry
37
SR 272. Refer to Court of Claims S.1953 for relief of United Builders, Inc
37
SR 273. Discharge civil rights bill from Judiciary Committee
37
SR 274. Discharge civil rights bill from Rules Committee
37
SR 286. Relative to death of Richard L. Neuberger
37
SR 289. To pay certain funeral expenses of Richard L. Neuberger
37
SR 304. Greetings of Senate to other republics of western hemisphere on 70th anniversary of Pan
American Union
37
SR 337. Print prayers of Chaplain of Senate
37
SCR 2. Extend life of Joint Committee on Metropolitan Washington Problems
37
SCR 7. Extend best wishes of Congress to American Dental Association
37
SCR 25. Favoring conference to review United Nations Charter
37
SCR 35. Investigate anadromous fish in Columbia River basin (High Mountain Sheep
dam)
37
SCR 52. Favoring conference to review United Nations Charter
37
SCR 59. Continue existence of Joint Committee on Metropolitan Washington Problems
37
SCR 66. Establish a White Fleet of aid and mercy
37
SCR 69. Favor action by President to settle steel strike
37
SCR 73. Create Joint Committee on a National Fuels Policy
37
SCR 74. Favoring international conference to strengthen the rule of law among
nations
37
SCR 83. Strengthen authority of United Nations to prevent war
37
SJR 10. Establish District of Columbia Charter Commission
37
SJR 41. Establish National Advisory Council for International. Medical Research
37
SJR 42. To study Metropolitan Washington problems
37
SJR 57. Amendment to Constitution relating to jurisdiction of Supreme Court
37
SJR 66. Provide for centennial celebration of establishment of land grant colleges
37
SJR 95. Accelerate reforestation programs
37
SJR 102. Authorize participation by United States in parliamentary conference with
Mexico
37
SJR 111. Designation of Captive Nations Week
37
SJR 112. Direct Secretary of Agriculture to carry out poultry diversion program
37
SJR 113. Establish Commission on Taxation of Interstate Commerce
37
SJR 119. Provide for conference on unemployment
37
SJR 126. Amendment to Constitution relating to qualification of electors
37
SJR 135. Consent of Congress to mass transit compact for Virginia, Maryland, and District of
Columbia
37
SJR 152. Creation of commission to consider memorial to Woodrow Wilson
38
S 1. Establish unemployment programs in distressed areas (Area redevelopment
program)
38
S 2. Income tax deductions for small business
38
S 11. Amend Clayton Act to prohibit price discrimination
38
S 120. Provide for water pollution control program
38
S 121. Make recreational benefits part of consideration of water resources projects
38
S 146. Extend milk program for children
38
S 158. Confer to District of Columbia Municipal Court jurisdiction of the Marie Taliaferro
adoption case
38
S 159. Relief of estate of Geral E. Helmer
38
S 160. Relief of Thomas O. Tate, Jr
38
S 161. Provide insurance for Federal employees in hazardous activities
38
S 164. Relief of Cherie Helen Bratton
38
S 165. Requiring financial disclosure by members of Congress and others
38
S, 193. Relief of Rev. Patrick Floyd
38
S, 194. Relief of Wong Bak Yen
38
S, 195. Establishing capital budget program
38
S 239. Declare national policy on conservation of natural resources
38
S 243. Prohibit discrimination by age by government contractors
38
S 286. Authorize Commissioners of District of Columbia to refund certain tuition
payments
38
S 287. Home rule for District of Columbia
38
S 308. Construction of upper division of Baker Federal Reclamation Project (Mason
dam)
38
S 324. Establish White Fleet for disaster relief
38
S 325. Establish Federal Regional Water Pollution Control Research Laboratory
38
S 345. Aid to mass transportation in urban areas
38
S 349. Adjustment assistance to post-Korean war veterans
39
S 377. Encourage establishment of voluntary retirement plans
39
S 378. Permit new methods and rates of depreciation for used property
39
S 379. Designate judicial precedents as to internal revenue laws
39
S 401. Equalize pay for retired members of armed services
39
S 404. Establish Youth Conservation Corps
39
S 407. Establish United States Foreign Service Academy
39
S 420. Relief of Willia Niukkanen (a.k.a. William Albert Mackie)
39
S 421. Relief of Hamish Scott MacKay
39
S 454. Extend National Wool Act of 1954
39
S 486. Appointment of additional judges for juvenile court, District of Columbia
39
S 501. Provide for system of forest development roads and trails
39
S 502. Authorize employment of retired Federal employees by Board of Education, District of
Columbia
39
S 529. Create Joint Committee on the Budget
39
S 551. Make changes in Immigration and Nationality Act
39
S 552. Provide for non-quota immigrant visas for refugees
39
S 568. Regulate rates for casualty insurance in District of Columbia
39
S 604. Revise Federal election laws to prevent corrupt practices
39
S 653. Provide presentation by United States to Mexico of monument commemorating 150th
anniversary of independence
39
S 717. Provide for judicial review of Federal decisions on grazing
39
S 730. Relief of Kim Fang Chin
39
S 731. Relief of Charles F. Tjaden
39
S 732. Relief of Yick Yuen Lee
39
S 733. Amend Longshoremen's Compensation Act
39
S 741. Establish Federal Advisory Committee on the Arts
39
S 769. Amend Sec. 2310 of Title 10, U.S. Code relating to procurement
39
S 840. Relief of Rogelio Curiel-Ceballos
39
S 861. Provide more effective water pollution control
39
S 886. Insure adequacy of freight car supply
40
S 895. Provide minimum wage coverage for retail employees and others
40
S 902. Amend Small Business Investment Act of 1958
40
S 903. Revise income tax treatment of small business investment companies
40
S 909. Provide payment for health care for aged under social security (King-Anderson
bill)
40
S 977. Extend provision of national life insurance for certain veterans
40
S 982. Regulation of fares for transportation of schoolchildren in District of
Columbia
40
S 1020. Establish Commission on the Cultural Resources in the Nation's Capital
40
S 1021. Authorize program of Federal aid to education
41
S 1021. (concluded)
41
S 1022. Relief of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Chinn
41
S 1023. Provide for construction of Talent division of Rogue River basin project (Agate
dam)
41
S 1034. Promote mine safety
41
S 1124. Provide educational opportunities for children of migrant workers
41
S 1125. Provide for adult education of migrant workers
41
S 1196. Provide temporary extended railroad unemployment insurance benefits
41
S 1230. Provide funds for fishery research
41
S 1241. Aid to public and other non-profit institutions of higher education for construction and
scholarships
41
S 1253. Relief against discrimination in interstate transportation
41
S 1254. Protection of armed force members against bodily attack
41
S 1255. Amend and supplement civil rights statutes
41
S 1256. Protection against lynching
41
S 1257. Extend Civil Rights Commission
41
S 1258. Prohibit discrimination in employment
41
S 1259. Outlaw poll tax
41
S 1308. Incorporate Sea Cadet Corps of America
41
S 1309. Authorize Warm Springs Indian tribes to acquire land
41
S 1360. Amend Davis-Bacon Act to include certain fringe benefits
41
S 1379. Encourage domestic exports by small business
41
S 1380. Amendment. Home rule for District of Columbia
41
S 1387. Amend Labor Relations Act as to on-site picketing
41
S 1389. Promote raising and marketing of turkeys
41
S 1434. Enforce Constitutional rights to equal protection under the law
42
S 1482. Authorize loans to private schools for construction
42
S 1505. Repeal telephone and transportation taxes
42
S 1511. Amend public assistance provision of Social Security Act
42
S 1512. Aid states in control of juvenile delinquency
42
S 1555. Provide Federal contribution to cost of election campaigns
42
S 1669. Requiring Interstate Commerce Commission to prescribe safety rules and
standards
42
S 1688. Establish Department of Consumers
42
S 1703. Extend time for making grants under Federal Airport Act
42
S 1710. Authorize emergency livestock loans
42
S 1740. Require disclosure of financial charges in extension of credit ("Truth-in-lending
bill")
42
S 1744. Exempt food from District of Columbia sales tax
42
S 1745. Amend act relating to fares for public transportation of District of Columbia
schoolchildren
42
S 1790. Relief of Emil Kafrouni
42
S 1804. Prohibiting loss leader sales
42
S 1845. Relief of Moorland Court, Inc
42
S, 1944. Amend Welfare and Pension Plans Disclosure Act
42
S, 1945. Amend act relating to employment of Mexican workers
42
S, 1946. Enabling hearings on rate schedules of natural gas
42
S 2027. Commemorative stamp: 100th anniversary of Homestead Act
42
S 2116. Additional irrigation lands in Crooked River Federal Reclamation Project
42
S 2164. Authorize Secretary of the Interior to cooperate with First World Conference on National
Parks
42
S 2194. Amend District of Columbia Unemployment Compensation Act
42
S 2276. Relief of James Takeo Nigo
42
S 2277. Relief of Thomas Shuichi Nakagawa
42
S 2313. Unify apportionment liability in cases of collisions between vessels
42
S 2314. Limit liability of shipowners
42
S 2327. Amend International Claims Settlement Act as to certain alien property
42
S 2342. Home rule for District of Columbia
42
S 2345. Improve and extend National Defense Education Act
42
S 2393. Extend laws relating to school construction
42
S 2476. Amend Military Construction Act as to authority to exchange certain lands in Oregon
(Boardman bombing range)
43
S 2494. Equal pay for equal work for women
43
S 2504. Relief of Helen Duey Hoffman
43
S 2508. Establish reciprocity between Umatilla and Warm Springs Indians as to inheritance of
property
43
S 2516. Authorize multiple use and sustained yield practices for national land
reserve
43
S 2535. Establish national marketing program for wheat
43
S 2551. Relief of Lily A. Derige
43
S 2635. Authorize national conference on impact of social change on Federal and state
law
43
S 2663. Assist small business in foreign trade
43
S 2706. Relief of Lee Soon Him
43
S 2737. Encourage use of American flag vessels by domestic industries
43
S 2739. Authorize construction of Merlin division, Rogue River basin project
43
S 2768. Authorize purchase of United Nations bonds
43
S 2814. Amendment. Establish Communications Satellite Authority
43
S 2826. Improve quality of elementary and secondary education
43
S 2827. Assist education of adult illiterates
43
S 2830. Add District of Columbia to impacted areas legislation
43
S 2854. Relief of Joo Yon Ohm Cederberg
43
S 2890. Establish Communications Satellite Authority
44
S 2890. (concluded)
44
S 2936. Provide for timber access roads
44
S 2985. Adjust pension rates of veterans of World War I for non-service-connected
disabilities
44
S 2993. Relief of Tze Yao Chung
44
S 2996. Amend Foreign Assistance Act of 1961
44
S 3043. Amend Immigration and Nationality Act
44
S 3086. Provide reduction of workweek of District of Columbia Fire Department
44
S 3095. Abolish death penalty
44
S 3097. Amend Clayton Act with respect to railroad mergers
44
S 3107. Establish Board of Public Lands Appeals
44
S 3117. Promote coordination of Federal and State outdoor recreation programs
44
S 3118. Establish land conservation fund
44
S 3127. Establish municipal arts council in District of Columbia
44
S 3131. Authorize national banks to deal in state and local government securities
44
S 3198. Relief of Renata Lattanzi
44
S 3199. Relief of Peter K. Bechtold
44
S 3233. Provide broader coverage for District of Columbia minimum wage law
44
S 3234. Eliminate poll tax in Federal elections
44
S 3237. Consent of Congress to Goose Lake Compact between Oregon and California
44
S 3259. Regulate private employment agencies in District of Columbia
44
S 3278. Amend Agricultural Marketing Agreement Act as to grass seed
44
S 3289. Grant national service life insurance to eligible veterans
44
S 3300. Establish Commission on Revision of Anti-trust Laws
44
S 3345. Assist small businesses in rental of property
44
S 3373. Extend program of aid to Philippine veterans
44
S 3393. Relief of Demetrios K. Georgaras
44
S 3408. Establish music library for blind in Library of Congress
44
S 3442. Amend Labor Relations Act as to settlement of disputes in national
emergencies
44
S 3460. Payment of claims for defects in homes covered by F.H.A. mortgages
44
S 3477. Assist state in university extension education
44
S 3517. Establish program to aid commerce in lumber
44
S 3543. Relief of Willia Niukkanen (William Albert Mackie)
44
S 3587. Relief of Hamish Scott. MacKay
44
S 3596. Amend District of Columbia Unemployment Compensation Act
44
S 3627. Relief of Lee Sik Nung and Lee Ngar Wai
44
S 3656. Relief of Agatha Sio-Chen Loo
44
S 3710. Establish office of Assistant Secretary for Forestry Resources
44
S 3736. Amend Internal Revenue Code as to income tax treatment of small businesses
44
S 3737. Amend Small Business Investment Act of 1958
44
S 3760. Raise payments to student loan funds under National Defense Education Act
45
SR 4. Amend cloture rule
45
SR 5. Amend Section 3 of cloture rule
45
SR 39. Recognize jurisdiction of International Court of Justice in certain disputes (repeal of
Connally Reservation)
45
SR 105. Create Special Committee on National Fuels Study
45
SR 115. Create Select Committee on Consumers Interests
45
SR 126. Print memorandums on Constitutional issues of S.1021 as Senate document
45
SR 132. Create Standing Committee on Veterans' Affairs
45
SR 144. Refer S.1845 to Court of Claims
45
SR 150. Urge Interstate Commerce Commission to move cautiously in approving railroad
mergers
45
SR 183. Print as Senate document a study, "Proposed Federal Aid to Education."
45
SR 322. Disapproval of agreement between Department of the Interior and State of California
under PL 86-488 (160-acre limitation in San Luis unit, Central Valley project, Calif.)
46
SR 325. Prohibit serving of hard liquor in Senate wing of capitol or Senate office
building
47
SJR 1. Amendment to Constitution providing for election of President and Vice President by
popular vote
47
SJR 29. Amendment to Constitution relating to qualification of electors
47
SJR 40. Develop highway system to be known as Lewis and Clark National Tourway
47
SJR 51. Authorize commission to develop memorial to Woodrow Wilson
47
SJR 58. Amendment to Constitution relating to qualification of electors
47
SJR 77. Establish Joint Committee on Foreign Information and Intelligence
47
SJR 88. Authorize issuance of gold medal to Bob Hope
47
SJR 98. Provide for observance of centennial of Homestead Act
47
SJR 142. Amendment to Constitution relative to equal rights for men and women
47
SJR 174. Authorize commission to study harmful effects of cigarette smoking
47
SCR 4. Establish Joint Committee on a National Fuels Study
47
SCR 16. Establish date for adjournment of Congress
47
SCR 36. Relative to relationship of United States with Republic of China and Communist
China
47
SCR 37. Strengthen authority of United Nations to prevent war
47
SCR 40. Order printing as Senate document the 40th biennial meeting of Convention of American
Instructors of the Deaf
47
SCR 50. Print additional copies of Senate Document 41
47
SCR 78. Requesting President to return enrolled bill S.1745 for change
47
SCR 84. Sense of Congress that U.S.I.A. films be shown in United States
47
SCR 85. Sense of Congress as to strikes affecting essential defense industries
47
SCR 97. Concerning United States, British and French rights in Berlin
47
HR 1361. Relief of James M. Norman
47
HR 3788. Transfer of U.S. vessel Alaska to State of California
47
HR 5143. Amending Code of Laws for District of Columbia
47
HR 10606. Public Welfare and Health Insurance amendments of 1962
47
HR 10788. Amendments to Agricultural Act of 1956
47
HR 10802. Interior Department Appropriations bill
47
HR 10904. Amendment to appropriations bill, Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
47
HR 11040. Communications Satellite Act of 1962
47
HR 11970. Trade Expansion Act of 1962
88th Congress
Box
48
S 1. Establish Youth Conservation Corps
48
S 2. Establish water research centers at colleges and universities
48
S 4. Establish National Wilderness Preservation System
48
S 5. Provide readjustment assistance to veterans who served during induction period ("Cold war
G.I. bill")
48
S 6. Amendment. Assistance for development of mass transportation systems
48
S 144. Home rule for District of Columbia
48
S 145. Pensions for World War I veterans for non-service-connected disabilities
48
S 146. Relief of Willia Niukkanen (William Albert Mackie)
48
S 147. Relief of Hamish Scott MacKay,
48
S 148. Require income and assets disclosure by public officials
48
S 171. Incorporate Eleanor Roosevelt Foundation (no bill)
48
S 283. Amend Small Reclamations Project Act of 1956
48
S 297. Amend Internal Revenue Code as to treatment of small business investment
companies
48
S 298. Amend Small Business Investment Act of 1958
48
S 331. Extend care of certain veterans in the Philippines
48
S 432. Accelerate and extend Federal air pollution control program
48
S 450. Amend David-Bacon Act to provide for fringe benefits
48
S 467. Relief of Helen Duey Hoffman
48
S 521. Improve educational opportunities for migrant workers and their children
48
S 522. Provide day care for children of migrant workers
48
S 524. Provide for registration of contractors of migrant workers
48
S 525. Establish National Advisory Council on Migratory Labor
48
S 526. Assist farmers to provide adequate sanitation facilities for migratory
workers
48
S 527. Develop voluntary methods of recruiting migratory workers
48
S 537. Establish Joint Committee on the Budget
48
S 559. Prevent corrupt practices in Federal elections
48
S 580. Improve educational quality and opportunity ("Aid to Education Bill")
49
S 580. (concluded)
49
S 627. Promote state commercial fishery research
49
S 654. Reimburse cities for improvements adjacent to army reserve installations
49
S 694. Increase salaries of District of Columbia Commissioners and Superintendent of
Schools
49
S 747. Amend Immigration and Nationality Act
49
S 750. Requiring disclosure of financial charges in credit extension (Truth-in-lending
bill)
49
S 758. Establish Board of Public Lands Appeals
49
S 772. Amendment. Provide for desegregation of public schools
49
S 828. Authorize national banks to deal in securities of state and local governments
49
S 859. Establish land and water conservation fund for recreational needs
50
S 860. Amend District of Columbia minimum wage law
50
S 880. Provide medical care under Social Security
50
S 942. Amend Clayton Act as to railroad mergers
50
S 944. Provide for presentation of monument to Mexico commemorating independence of
Mexico
50
S 952. Relief of Joo Yon Ohm Cederberg
50
S 981. Aid for housing for farm labor
50
S 1007. Guarantee preference for electric consumers in Pacific Northwest for power generated in
Federal plants
50
S 1046. Provide medical care for non-service-connected disabilities to Medal of Honor
recipients
50
S 1047. Amend act relating to elections in District of Columbia
50
S 1063. Insure adequate supply of freight cars
50
S 1121. Increase appropriation for accelerated public works act
50
S 1170. Assist in provision of housing for elderly
50
S 1171. Authorize issuance of bonds to assist peacekeeping activities of United
Nations
50
S 1185. Relating to exchange of certain lands between State of Oregon and C. and B. Livestock
Co., Inc
50
S 1200. Authorize payment of claims under F.H.A. mortgages
50
S 1203. Authorize conveyance of land in Oregon to city of Roseburg
50
S 1258. Relief of Peter K. Bechtold
50
S 1276. Amendments. Amend Foreign Assistance Act of 1961
50
S 1305. Authorize payment to city of New York for expenses of United Nations
50
S 1321. Provide for National Service Corps
50
S 1334. Repeal Section 14 (b) of National Labor Relations Act
50
S 1340. Authorize District of Columbia teachers to participate in Federal Employees Health
Benefit Act provisions
50
S 1409. Provide equal pay for equal work for women
50
S 1443. Amend International Claims Settlement Act as to certain alien property
50
S 1444. Amend National Aeronautics and Space Act as to inventions
50
S 1500. Amend Immigration and Nationality Act
50
S 1501. Amend Immigration and Nationality Act
50
S 1536. Authorize construction of Merlin division, Rogue River project
50
S 1542. Establish program of Federal unemployment adjustment benefits
50
S 1590. Protect rights of all qualified persons to attend public schools
50
S 1591. Prohibit racial discrimination in state licensed businesses
50
S 1595. Provide Federal assistance to political parties for campaigns
51
S 1614. Encourage expansion of exports through private enterprise
51
S 1637. Amend Labor-Management Act as to bonding
51
S 1638. Make certain surety companies eligible to issue bonds in connection with
Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act
51
S 1650. Home rule for District of Columbia
51
S 1665. Prohibit use of Federal funds in state or local programs which discriminate
51
S 1666. Amend Administrative Procedure Act as to right to public information
51
S 1676. Extend time for control of outdoor advertising
51
S 1680. Establish Office of Consumers
51
S 1692. Consent of Congress to Goose Lake Basin Compact, Oregon and California
51
S 1713. Clear property title of Wilmer Alers and Jane B. Alers of Malin, Ore
51
S 1714. Relief of Andres Mendoza
51
S 1731. Enforce Constitutional right to vote
51
S 1732. Eliminate discrimination in public transportation
51
S 1750. Enforce Constitutional right to vote
51
S 1801. Require speedy trial in criminal cases
51
S 1802. Protect integrity of court and jury functions in criminal cases
51
S 1823. Make changes in Immigration and Nationality Act
51
S, 1919. Regulate private employment agencies in District of Columbia
51
S, 1935. Amend Clayton Act to provide for proceedings for violations of Robinson-Patman
Act
51
S, 1988. Prohibit fishing in territorial waters of the United States by persons other than
nationals
51
S 2045. Amend Housing Act to prohibit acquisition, disposition, or demolition of buildings not
substandard
51
S 2114. Provide for Congressional review of grants-in-aid
51
S 2180. Extend student loan program to schools of optometry
51
S 2181. Improve programs for aid to blind
51
S 2265. Increase aid to libraries
51
S 2274. Establish National Economic Conversion Commission
51
S 2331. Provide penalties for assassination of President, Vice President, and Chief
Justice
51
S 2350. Provide judicial review of constitutionality of certain grants or loans
51
S 2367. Provide loans for vocational education
51
S 2429. Confer power to Federal Trade Commission to regulate advertising of
cigarettes
51
S 2430. Control health hazards of cigarette smoking
51
S 2509. Establish Court of Veterans' Appeals
51
S 2528. Provide assistance in education of needy children
52
S 2559. Prohibit recruiting of strikebreakers in District of Columbia
52
S 2561. Amend definition of "Company" in Section 2(b) of Bank Holding Company Act
52
S 2562. Fix number of Federal Home Loan Bank districts
52
S 2572. Extend provisions of Automobile Dealers Day in Court Act to include dealers in tractors
and farm equipment
52
S 2592. Relief of Warren D. Bennett
52
S 2594. Assist states in work-study programs
52
S 2612. Impose quotas on imports of beef, veal, mutton, and lamb
52
S 2623. Establish National Commission on Automation and Technological Progress
52
S 2642. Combat poverty (Economic Opportunity Act)
52
S 2681. Authorize construction of Tualatin Federal Reclamation project
52
S 2719. Amend Alaska Statehood Act to establish Office of Alaska Reconstruction
52
S 2724. Confer jurisdiction upon Court of Claims in case of Eugene E. Laird
52
S 2725. Provide financial assistance for construction of schools in disaster areas
52
S 2732. Prohibit fixing of traffic tickets in District of Columbia
52
S 2738. Amend election law in District of Columbia
52
S 2756. Establish presumption of service connection for diseases contracted by prisoners of
war
52
S 2774. Amend District of Columbia Teachers Leave Act
52
S 2782. Provide assistance in development of Appalachia region
52
S 2785. Establish Peace by Investment Corporation
52
S 2836. Relief of certain individuals in overpayment cases
52
S 2837. Authorize construction of navigation project at Port Orford
52
S 2904. Extend agricultural marketing agreement to onions
52
S 2905. Provide for U.S. participation in Canadian Universal and International
Exposition
52
S 2945. Relief of Lee Hi Sook
52
S 2951. Relief of Thomas A. White
52
S 2952. Relief of Manuel D. Racelis
53
S 3060. Amend National Defense Education Act
53
S 3078. Authorize employment of retired persons in District of Columbia school
system
53
S 3081. Authorize establishment of community college and college of arts and sciences in
District of Columbia
53
S 3140. Establish scholarship, loan and work-study programs
53
S 3267. Provide for employment policies to promote maximum employment
53
SR 9. Amend cloture rule
53
SR, 19. Prohibit serving of hard liquor in Senate wing of capitol or in Senate office
buildings
53
SR 21. Create Standing Committee on Veterans' Affairs
53
SR 30. Granting legislative authority to Select Committee on Small Business
53
SR 83. Support free-world embargo on Soviet shipments to Cuba
53
SR 84. Amend rule as to mention of members of House of Representatives
53
SR 85. Expunge from record certain remarks about Adam Clayton Powell
53
SR 89. Providing for germaneness of debate under certain conditions
53
SR 127. Amend rules as to closed sessions
53
SR 136. Establish select committee to study railroad financing
53
SR 140. Relative to using radio and television in reporting proceedings of Senate
53
SR 148. Express sense of Senate toward banning nuclear tests
53
SJR 5. Authorize President to proclaim Sir Winston Churchill to be honorary citizen of the
United States
53
SJR 17. Naming lake formed by Flaming Gorge dam "O'Mahoney Lake."
53
SJR 45. Amendment to Constitution relative to equal rights for men and women
53
SJR 102. Amendment. Provide for settlement of railroad dispute
53
SJR 105. Appointment of Presidential Commission on Automation
53
SJR 159. Establish American Indian Day
53
SJR, 197. Proclamation of National Student Council Week
53
SCR 50. Favoring withdrawal of foreign aid from hostile countries
53
SCR 63. Authorize President to cooperate with Latin American nations in defense against
Communism
53
SCR 64. Relative to planning for peace by disarmament
53
SCR 72. Sympathy extended on death of King Paul of Greece
53
HR 10433. Amendment. Interior Department Appropriations Act. (Tongue Point Indian
School)
53
HR 11049. Amendment. Pay adjustment for Federal employees
S 3. Provide procedures for the enforcement of the establishment and free exercise clauses of
First Amendment
59
S 5. Provide for disclosure of finance charges in connection with credit extension
(Truth-in-lending bill)
59
S 9. Increase educational assistance allowance for on-the-job training programs
59
S 16. Provide veterans' benefits to Vietnam veterans
59
S 17. Provide for payment of certain drugs under medical insurance aspects of Social
Security
59
S 18. Establish Small Tax Division in Tax Court of United States
59
S 20. Provide for comprehensive review of national water resource problems
59
S 49. Revitalize American gold mining industry
59
S 51. Authorize construction of Merlin division, Rogue River basin project
59
S 52. Authorize construction of Illinois Valley division, Rogue River basin project
59
S 53. Authorize construction of Olalla division, Umpqua project
59
S 54. Authorize construction of Monmouth-Dallas division, Willamette River project
59
S 55. Relief of Abraham A. Osipovich
59
S 56. Confer on U.S. Court of Claims jurisdiction in case of Eugene E. Laird
59
S 57. Relief of Kenneth Jennings Main
59
S 58. Remove cloud on title to property in Oregon owned by John Johnson
59
S 119. Reserve certain public lands for National Wild Rivers System
59
S 188. Create Commission on Noxious and Obscene Matters and Materials
59
S 276. Provide a National Community Senior Service Corps
59
S 278. Reclassify certain positions in postal field service
59
S 313. Require disclosure of amount and source of income by members of Congress and other
Federal officials
59
S 314. Establish policies as to productive capital investments of government
59
S 315. Home rule for District of Columbia
59
S 316. Regulate installment sales in District of Columbia
59
S 317. Amend teacher retirement provisions in District of Columbia
59
S 318. Provide day care service for children in District of Columbia
59
S 325. Establish National Eye Institute in National Institute of Health
59
S 326. Provide common facilities for state and local health and welfare services
59
S 355. Amendments. Improve operation of legislative branch of Federal government
59
S 369. Eliminate hospitalization requirement for qualification in extended care service under
Social Security
59
S 428. Provide assistance in establishing bilingual American education programs
59
S 438. Provide additional assistance for disaster areas
59
S 452. Relief of Fred Devine, d.b.a. Fred Devine Diving Co
59
S 479. Provide for flying of American flag over remains of U.S. ship Utah
59
S 522. Establish national mining and minerals policy
59
S 531. Amend Land and Water Conservation Fund Act
59
S 538. Creating Joint Committee on the Budget
59
S 602. Revise and extend Appalachian Development Act
59
S 612. Regulate imports of milk and dairy products
59
S 665. Amendment. Military procurement appropriation
59
S 698. Provide for intergovernmental cooperation in grants-in-aid programs
59
S 732. Relief of Dwayne C. Cox and William D. Martin
59
S 733. Relief of Sabiene Elizabeth DeVore
59
S 780. Extend authority to conduct research on air pollution
59
S 810. Provide for White House Conference on Indian Affairs
59
S 830. Prohibit age discrimination in employment
59
S 852. Authorize aid in planning for land conservation
59
S 854. Reclassify certain positions in postal field service
59
S 876. Permit Federal support of Indians in sectarian colleges and universities
59
S 877. Prohibit "loss leader" sales
59
S 923. Improve safety of railroad transportation
59
S 951. Extend provisions of Older Americans Act of 1965
59
S 990. Establish United States Committee on Human Rights
59
S 1007. Provide for commitment of persons acquitted of offenses against the U.S. solely on
grounds of insanity
59
S 1009. Increase benefits under Social Security
59
S 1026. Assure non-discrimination in employment and housing
59
S 1032. Amending Older Americans Act as to status of income received
59
S 1057. Provide additional aid to veterans of Vietnam War
59
S 1063. Amend Agriculture Marketing Act to include onions
59
S 1125. Improve aid to elementary and secondary schools
59
S 1126. Amendment. Improve aid to higher education
59
S 1186. Provide grant-in-aid programs to states for assistance to children under foster
care
59
S 1262. Authorize appraisal report of national tidal and Great Lakes shoreline
59
S 1264. Provide specific support for voluntary family planning programs in foreign
nations
59
S 1283. Remove tax exemption for interest on state or local obligations issued to finance
industrial facilities to be leased to private enterprise (municipal industrial financing)
59
S 1303. Ensure economical provision of drugs to persons entitled under Social Security
Act
59
S 1322. Requiring Secretary of Agriculture to distinguish between programs that benefit farmers
and consumers or businessmen. ("Fair Farm Budget Act")
59
S 1351. Provide payment of attorneys fees in condemnation cases
59
S 1401. Amendment. Amend Land and Water Conservation Fund Act
59
S 1424. Enable District of Columbia to participate in health benefits of Social Security
Act
59
S 1446. Provide for orderly marketing of imports
59
S 1452. Amend District of Columbia minimum wage law
59
S 1470. Relief of Ida group of mining claims in Josephine County
59
S 1484. Establish a Small Business Crime Protection Insurance Corporation
59
S 1487. Amend National Labor Relations Act as to strikes at site of construction
projects
59
S 1504. Amend Consolidated Farmers Home Administration Act
59
S 1508. Provide program for control of alcoholism
59
S 1545. Provide improved charter for Economic Opportunity Act programs
59
S 1551. Permit compact between states as to taxation of multi-state tax payers
59
S 1613. Impose import limitations on strawberries
59
S 1661. Amend Social Security Act to assure availability of nursing homes
59
S 1681. Amend Social Security Act to provide disability benefits for blind
59
S 1726. Amend Anti-dumping Act of 1921
59
S 1731. Increase number of judges in several District of Columbia courts
59
S 1736. Establish programs of work-study cooperative education
59
S 1760. Abolish death penalty
59
S 1764. Repeal Section 7 of Act of August 9, 1946, as to inheritance laws of Yakima
Indians
59
S 1779. Establish international health, education and labor program
59
S 1789. Authorize demonstration projects designed to help young adult criminal
offenders
59
S 1796. Impose quotas on certain textile imports
59
S 1805. Assist law schools in training programs in conduct of criminal cases involving indigent
persons
59
S 1843. Establish rights for individuals in their relations with Indian tribes
59
S 1856. Amend tariff schedules on mink skins
59
S 1864. Define and regulate practice of psychology in District of Columbia
59
S 1872. Amendment. Regulate Foreign Assistance Act
59
S, 1985. Provide national program of flood insurance
59
S, 1999. Amend District of Columbia Public Education Act
59
S 2028. Amend and extend Higher Education Act
59
S 2040. Provide for Federal assistance for erosion control
59
S 2063. Establish Kenilworth National Capital Park
59
S 2138. Provide food and medical service on emergency basis
59
S 2147. Clarify Meat Inspection Act
59
S 2150. Extend time for making payments on college housing loans
59
S 2151. Amend college work-study program as to matching and hours of work
59
S 2199. Relief of Oscar J. Enriquez
59
S 2201. Provide for appointment of additional circuit judges
59
S 2202. Prohibit broadcasting of liquor advertising during certain hours
59
S 2226. Provide for annual conference on beef exports
59
S 2235. Provide counsel to rural educational agencies as to government benefits
available
59
S 2263. Establish system of rural fire prevention and control
59
S 2269. Amendment. Amend Act of August 27, 1954 as to unlawful seizure of U.S. fishing vessels
by foreign countries
59
S 2273. Promote training in international agricultural assistance
59
S 2298. Amend system of payments for school construction in impacted areas
59
S 2299. Assure economical provision of drugs to entitled persons under Social
Security
59
S 2317. Amend Act relating to election of District of Columbia Board of Education
59
S 2334. Provide for cancellation of NDEA loans for service in armed forces
59
S 2339. Designate Highway 30 between Portland and Astoria as part of national system of
interstate highways
59
S 2359. Amend Section 27 of Merchant Marine Act
59
S 2377. Extend Federal-State unemployment compensation program
59
S 2411. Amend tariff schedules as to ground fish
60
S 2463. Amend Social Security Act as to eligibility of subversives
60
S 2467. Amend Social Security Act as to procedures for obtaining hospital benefits
60
S 2485. Amend Longshoremen's Act to improve compensation benefits
60
S 2498. Facilitate financing and improvement of houseboats
60
S 2500. Require health warning on labels on liquor bottles
60
S 2524. Amend Immigration and Nationality Act
60
S 2555. Provide for investigation of advisability of establishing national park in central and
northern Cascade Mountains
60
S 2558. Amendment. Relief of Mrs. Charlotte V. Williams
60
S 2617. Establish producer-owned reserves of wheat and other products
60
S 2658. Increase weight limitations on vehicles on interstate system
60
S 2679. Amend District of Columbia Teachers' Salary Act
60
S 2688. Extend provisions of Public Health Service Act for migrant health services
60
S 2704. Provide for employer contributions to trust funds for education of employees and
families
60
S 2743. Provide for establishment of reserve stocks of agricultural commodities
60
S 2751. Designate Mount Jefferson Wilderness
60
S 2754. Establish Federal oil shale development program
60
S 2822. Protect public interest in railway mergers
60
S 2838. Increase pensions under Railroad Retirement Act
60
S 2839. Increase benefits under Railroad Retirement Act and Railroad Unemployment Insurance
Act
60
S 2864. Provide for research in occupational safety and health
60
S 2871. Expand national school lunch program
60
S 2892. Amend Social Security Act as to public assistance
60
S 2893. Amend Social Security Act to improve aid to families with dependent children
60
S 2931. Relief of estate of William E. Jones
60
S 2935. Amend Social Security Act to redefine term "disability."
60
S 2936. Amend Social Security Act to include certain drugs among health insurance
benefits
60
S 2938. Extend certain provisions of Manpower Development and Training Act
60
S 2940. Provide for wider application of displaced business disaster loan program
60
S 2973. Provide for orderly marketing of agricultural commodities by producers
60
S 3013. Provide supplementary appropriation for Economic Opportunity Act
60
S 3063. Provide training opportunities for low income and unemployed persons
60
S 3091. Amendment. Amend Foreign Assistance Act
60
S 3098. Amend Higher Education Act
60
S 3099. Amend Vocational Education Act
60
S 3149. Amend Labor Management Relations Act to permit employer contributions to joint industry
promotion of products
60
S 3219. Provide relocation payments to small businesses
60
S 3224. Authorize feasibility investigations of water resources developments
60
S 3263. Provide for holding terms of U.S. District Court at Coquille, Ore
60
S 3310. Transfer drug approval functions from Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare to
National Academy of Sciences
60
S 3328. Require safety devices in certain vocational classes in District of Columbia
60
S 3334. Amend Civil Rights Act to apply certain provisions to state and Federal
employees
60
S 3335. Amend Small Business Act to increase risk standard in high risk areas
60
S 3336. Protect and secure civil rights under Constitution
60
S 3337. Alter method of fund distribution under Elementary and Secondary Education
Act
60
S 3349. Amend U.S. Code relating to educational assistance
60
S 3350. Amend U.S. Code relating to flight training
60
S 3400. Provide Federal assistance to states to improve elementary and secondary school
teachers' salaries
60
S 3415. Establish Peace by Investment Corporation
60
S 3427. Prohibit hiring of professional strikebreakers
60
S 3445. Assist schools with high concentrations of low-income families
60
S 3446. Authorize pre-school programs for handicapped children
60
S 3532. Incorporate the American Ex-Prisoners-of-War
60
S 3615. Authorize conveyance of certain lands in Oregon to city of Cascade Locks
60
S 3640. Authorize commission to study executive branch of government
60
S 3689. Authorize certain Federal reclamation projects to obtain assistance from Federal
Columbia River Power System
60
S 3753. Amend Section 27 of Merchant Marine Act
60
S 3769. Amend Higher Education Act
60
S 3847. Authorize Secretary of Agriculture to purchase wheat on futures market
60
S 3866. Extend provisions of Commercial Fisheries Research and Development Act
60
S 4010. Provide certain land be held in trust for Indians of Burns Paiute Indian Colony, Harney
County, Ore
60
S 4026. Remove cloud on certain properties in Malin, Ore
60
S 4115. Establish Institute on Retirement Income
60
SR 6. Amend standing rules of Senate
60
SR 7. Amend Rule XXII of Senate
60
SR 13. Amend Rule XV of Senate
60
SR 16. Create Committee on Veterans' Affairs
60
SR 49. Declaring in favor of reduction of troops in Europe
60
SR 142. Recognizing 30th anniversary of Bonneville Project Act
60
SR 143. Looking toward a condition of peace in Middle East
60
SR 150. Authorizing investigation of crime in the United States
60
SR 152. Prohibiting serving of liquor in Senate side of capitol
60
SR 218. Authorize funding of Indian Education Subcommittee of Labor and Public Welfare
Committee
60
SR 253. Refer S.2931 (Relief of William E. Jones) to Chief Commissioner, Court of Claims for
report
61
SR 266. Provide standards of conduct for members of Senate
61
SR 281. Establish Select Committee on Nutrition and Human Needs
61
SJR 2. Amend Constitution to provide for direct election of President and Vice
President
61
SJR 6. Amend Constitution to provide for election of President and Vice President by popular
vote
61
SJR 8. Extending voting right to 18 year olds
61
SJR 9. Directing Secretary of Labor to study laws relating to emergency labor disputes, and
recommend improvements
61
SJR 53. Support other American Republics in Alliance for Progress
61
SJR 54. Providing equal pay for equal work for men and women
61
SJR 56. Designating National UNICEF Day
61
SJR 65. Extend period of strike moratorium in railway dispute
61
SJR 79. Extend period of strike moratorium in railway dispute
61
SJR 81. Provide for settlement of railway dispute
61
SJR 91. Designate National Vocational Guidance Week
61
SJR 138. Calling on Boy Scouts of America to serve the youth of the nation
61
SJR 158. Designate National Employ the Older Worker Week
61
SJR, 190. Designate Adult Education Week
61
SJR 200. Establish Temporary Commission on Nominations for President and Vice
President
61
SCR 10. Restore Federal aid to highways
61
SCR 44. Requesting President to submit question of peace in Southeast Asia to United
Nations
61
SCR 47. Urging establishment of U.N. peacekeeping force
61
SCR 70. Establish Joint Committee on Social Welfare
61
HR 7819. Amendment. Extend and amend National Teacher Corps Program
61
HR 9481. Amendment. Supplemental appropriations
61
HR 12080. Amendments. Increase benefits under Social Security
61
HR 15414. Amendments. Continue certain excise taxes
61
HR 18037. Amendment. Appropriation for Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Series I: Legislative correspondence file, 1947-1960
Senate and House bills in varous stages, together with reports, hearings, correspondence with other Congressmen, with departments,
and with persons having special interests in certain bills. This file differs from the Bill File in that these bills were not introduced by
Senator Morse, though he was a co-sponsor of some. The file is arranged by the name of the committee to which the bill was referred, and under
committee by bill number.
Container(s)
Description
Dates
80th Congress
Agriculture and Forestry
Box
1
S 306. Amendment to marketing agreement
1
S 498. Sale of land
1
S 669. Corn and wheat bonus
1
S 814. Wool support prices
1
S 1026. Poultry improvement
1
S 1090. Superior National Forest consolidation
1
S 1251. National soil fertility policy
1
S 1334. Migratory farm labor
1
S 1498. Wool support prices
1
S 2038. Foot and mouth disease research
1
S 2256. Meat inspection
1
S 2318. Coordinated agricultural program
1
S 2418. Land titles
1
S 6248. Reciprocal trade
1
HJR 141. Forest products pilot plants
1
HJR 205. Tongass Forest timber sale,
1
HJR 284. Grain used for liquor manufacture
1
HR 1677. Agricultural Credit Agency
1
HR 1826. Forest land protection
1
HR 2415. Amend Farm Credit Act
1
HR 2876. F. D. Roosevelt Memorial Redwood. Forest
1
HR 3330. Amend Farm Loan Act
1
HR 3367. Agricultural workers
1
HR 3465. Amend Federal Crop Insurance Act
1
HR 4150, 4151. Coordinate soil and water conservation programs
1
HR 6054. National land and water conservation program
1
HR 6248. Price stabilization
1
HR 6301. Cooperative banks
Appropriations
Box
1
General
1
Apprentice training service
1
HR 1775, 2849. School lunches
1
HR, 1968. Civilian Production Administration
1
HR 2436. Post Office and Treasury
1
HR 2700. Department of Labor and Federal Security Agency
1
HR 3123. Interior Department
1
HR 3311. State, Justice, Commerce, Judiciary
1
HR 3601. Agriculture Department
1
HR 3756. Government corporations
1
HR 4002. War Department, civil functions
1
HR 4269. Supplemental appropriations, general
1
HR 5524. War Department, civil functions
1
HR 5607. State, Justice, Commerce
1
HR 5728. Labor Department, Federal Security Agency
Long-Morse Report. (Overseas construction in North Atlantic and Mediterranean areas. Report of
Subcommittee on Military Public Works . . . Committee on Armed Services.)
Box
20
S 605. National Security Training Corps Act
20
S 633. Authorize monetary allowance in lieu of headstones for certain graves
20
S 2128. Mutual Security Act of 1953
20
S 2278. Authorize Secretary of Air Force to aid Civil Air Patrol
20
S 2888. Provide for advancement on retired list of persons not promoted while prisoners of
war
20
S 3255. Provide for hospitalization of members of Coast Guard in medical facilities of armed
forces
20
HR 380. Extend certain benefits to veterans of Spanish War
20
HR 1437. Relating annual pay adjustment of armed services members to price index
20
HR 4447. Authorize male nurses and medical specialists as reserve officers
20
HR 4495. Amend Universal Military Training and Service Act to include certain medical and
dental specialists
20
HR 6573. Reserve Officer Personnel Act of 1954
20
HR 6866. Promotion pay for World War II prisoners of war
Banking and Currency
Box
20
S 975. Permit savings and loan associations to establish branches
20
S 1081. Provide authority for temporary economic controls
20
S 1118. Provide for control of bank holding companies
20
S 1523. Create Small Business Administration
20
S 2047. Authorize disposal of government-owned rubber-producing facilities
20
S 2938. Housing Act of 1954
20
SJR 27. Amend National Housing Act to increase FHA insurance authority
20
HR 7839. Housing Act of 1954
District of Columbia
(This file begins with general District of Columbia Committee file on specific District problems: Public transportation; sales
tax and beer tax; home rule; school segregation; Potomac River bridge; Potomac River pollution)
Box
20
S 880. Amend license law of District of Columbia as to taxicabs
20
S 999. District of Columbia Charter Act
20
S 1683. Amend District of Columbia Barber Act
20
S, 1946. District of Columbia Law Enforcement Act of 1953
20
S 2660. Amend District of Columbia Optometry Act
20
S 3297. District of Columbia Fair Trade bill
HR 216. Authorize District of Columbia Commissioners to transfer functions of poundmaster to
private organizations
HR 3795. Adjust salaries of police and firemen in District of Columbia
Finance
Box
20
S 250. Extending Social Security to state and local employees
20
S 494. Permit income tax deduction for expenses of child care
20
S 1407. Restore rights of certain veterans to apply for insurance
20
S 1420. Reinstate certain lapsed national service life insurance policies
20
S 1772. Transfer Social Security to state control
20
S 2983. Increase personal income tax exemption
20
S 3115. Permit accelerated amortization for anti-pollutant devices
20
HR 3685. Authorize Administrator of Veterans' Affairs to provide space to state veteran
agencies
20
HR 5407. Amend Internal Revenue Code as to method of taxing distilled spirits
20
HR 5898. Extend effective date of excess profits tax
20
HR 6426. Technical Changes Act of 1953 (Internal Revenue)
20
HR 8300. Internal Revenue Code of 1954
20
HR 9020. Increase compensation to certain veterans
20
HR 9366. Social Security Amendments of 1954
Foreign Relations
Box
21
S 589. Creation of St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation
21
SR 211. Importation of coffee from Guatemala
21
SR 247. Severance of diplomatic relations with Russia
21
SJR 45. Creation of St. Lawrence Development Corporation
21
HR 8832. Anti-government Competition Act
21
HRes, 19. Republic of Ireland to include all of Ireland
21
RJR 350. Foster international travel by establishing United States Travel
Commission
Government Operations
Box
21
S 788. Payments to state and local governments on Federal real property
21
S 1328. Establish National Commission on Intergovernmental Relations
21
HR, 1979. Amend Reorganization Act of 1949
Interior and Insular Affairs
Box
21
S 31. Amend Taylor Grazing Act as to local advisory boards
21
S 107. Development of oil and gas reserves on continental shelf
21
S 114. Authorize appropriation for western land boundary fence project
21
S 122. Conveyance of property to Rupert, Idaho
21
S 528. Amend agreements relating to helium-bearing lands on Navajo Indian
Reservation
21
S 783. Protect surface value of lands in national forests
21
S 1017. Giving tidelands to states
21
S 1491. Revise public land laws as to grazing and ownership rights
21
S 1555. Authorize Colorado River storage project
21
S 1628. Provide loans to water-users' organizations for construction of distribution
systems
21
S 1830. Define surface rights in mining claims
21
S 2225. Administrative jurisdiction of O. and C. lands
21
S 2521. Authorize construction of Santa Margarita project, Calif
21
S 2745. Termination of Federal supervision over property of Klamath Tribe of
Indians
21
S 2839. Grant oil and gas leases to individual Indians on Ft. Peck Indian Reservation,
Mont
21
S 2869. Provide for distribution of funds to certain Oregon Indians
21
S 3134. Authorize construction of Talent division, Rogue River project
21
HR 100. Authorize conveyance of certain mineral interests in North Dakota, South Dakota and
Montana
21
HR 303. Transfer administration of health services for Indians to Public Health
Service
21
HR 1038. Prohibit construction of water storage projects in national parks
21
HR 2235. Authorize construction of Santa Maria project, Calif
21
HR 2971. Authorize construction of Bridge Canyon dam, Colorado River
21
HR 3097. Transfer of land in Napa County, Calif. to University of California for agricultural
purposes
21
HR 4023. Uniform Federal Grazing Land Act
21
HR 4072. Disposition of land by Virginia to school board of Mecklenburg County,
Va.
21
HR 4449. Authorize construction of Colorado River storage project
21
HR 4646. Provide for exchange of certain public and private lands
21
HR 4648. Authorize construction of Snake River project
21
HR 4983. Define surface rights in mining claims
21
HR 5301. Amend reclamation laws as to Federal cooperation in non-Federal projects
21
HR 5731. Authorize construction of Santa Margarita River project, Calif
21
HJR 121. Admit State of Ohio into the Union
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Box
21
S 472. Authorize free or reduced-rate air transport to ministers of religion
21
S 541. Extend detention benefits of War Claims Act to employees of contractors
21
S 925. Prohibit Interstate Commerce Commission from regulating duration of certain leases of
equipment by motor carriers
21
S 1360. Air Mail Subsidy Separation Act of 1953
21
S 1396. Authorize adoption of certain rules respecting broadcast or telecast of professional
baseball games
21
S 1461. Amend ICC Act as to requests for increased transportation rates
21
S 1522. Exempt from Federal Power Act certain state and municipal water project
works
21
S 2125. Require FCC to make rules and regulations requiring recording of all radio and
television broadcasts
21
S 2314. Prohibit transmission of gambling information in interstate commerce by communications
facilities
21
S 3059. Amend Locomotive Inspection Act
21
S 3111. Amend ICC Act to remove bulk commodity exemption with respect to water
carriers
21
S 3294. Prohibit transport in interstate commerce of liquor advertisements
21
HR 356. Amend Railroad Retirement Act as to reduction of pensions
21
HR 1026. Amend Public Health Service Act as to medical treatment of employees of former
Lighthouse Service
21
HR 1227. Prohibit liquor advertising on radio or television
21
HR 2244. Regulate chemicals in cosmetics
21
HR 2341. Protect public health from dangers of fluorination of water
21
HR 2449. Establish Bureau of Clinics for treatment of alcoholics and narcotics
addicts
21
HR 3290. Standardize rates on household goods shipped by U.S. government for its
employees
21
HR 3850. Provide grants and scholarships in nursing education
21
HR 5052. Amend ICC Act to expedite consideration of general rate increases
21
HR 5269. Railroad Retirement Act Amendments of 1953
21
HR 7341. Medical Facilities Survey and Construction Act of 1954
21
HR 7840. Amend Railroad Retirement Act
21
HR 8015. Provide for activities leading to eradication of rabies
21
HR 8898. Amend Civil Aeronautics Act to provide permanent certificates to local service air
carriers
21
HJR 72. Provide for research into cause and prevention of air pollution
21
Joint Committee on Reduction of Non-essential Federal Expenditures. (General correspondence
only)
Judiciary
Box
21
S 10, 11. Amend U.S. Code relating to mailing of obscene matter
21
S 16. Amend immunity provision relating to testimony of witnesses before Congress
21
S 24. Permit judicial review of decisions of government contracting officers
21
S 44. Provide for appointment of deputy U.S. Marshals without regard
21
S for Civil Service laws or regulations
21
S 101. Relief of Phed Vosniacos
21
S 255. Relief of Sister Odilia, a.k.a. Maria Hutter
21
S 389. Relief of Alexandre Demetrio Moruzi
21
S 565. Permit compelling of testimony under certain conditions, and granting
immunity
21
S 600. Permit adoptable children to enter the United States as non-quota
immigrants
21
S 848. Federal Construction Contract Act of 1953
21
S 1326. Relief of Montchen Thomas Tchou
21
S 1377. Define application of Clayton and FTC Acts to certain pricing practices
21
S 1606. Amend Internal Security Act of 1950 as to labor unions
21
S 1663. Increase salaries of members of Congress, judges of U.S. courts, and U.S.
attorneys
21
S 1708. Amend Section 11 of Administrative Procedures Act
21
S 1753. Relief of Charles J. Abarno
21
S 1759. Provide for naturalization of persons serving in armed forces of U.S. after June 24,
1950
21
S 1761. Include Nevada among the states authorized to negotiate Columbia River
Compact
21
S, 1917. Authorize special immigrant visas to certain refugees
21
S 2171. Amend Section 9(a) of Trading with the Enemy Act
21
S 2231. Amend Trading with the Enemy Act as to debt claims
21
S 2331. Relief of Battista Dino Borelli
21
S 2584. Extend time for filing claims in behalf of certain complainants
21
S 2604. Relieve independent distributors from restrictions of Section 2(c) of Robinson-Patman
Act
22
S 2605. Amend War Claims Act to assist Korean War prisoners
22
S 2757. Provide for loss of nationality of persons convicted of certain crimes
22
S 3423. Amend Trading with the Enemy Act
22
S 3534. Relief of Sergio I. Veira
22
S 3706. Subversive Activities Control Act Amendments of 1954
22
SJR 1. Amendment to Constitution relative to making of treaties and
22
SJR 22 executive agreements (Bricker Amendment)
22
SJR 44. Amend Constitution as to composition and jurisdiction of Supreme Court
22
SJR 49. Amend Constitution relative to equal rights for men and women
22
SJR 55. Amend Constitution to provide for direct popular election of President and Vice
President
22
SJR 111. Amend Constitution to assure equal application to both sexes
22
SJR 126. Amend pledge of allegiance to the flag
22
SJR 133. Make antitrust laws applicable to professional baseball clubs affiliated with
alcoholic beverage industry
22
HR 116. Prohibit transportation of fireworks into any state where fireworks are
prohibited
22
HR 1636. Relief of Mrs. Sylvia Simonson
22
HR 2480. Relief of Charlotte Margarita Schmidt
22
HR 2875. Relief of James K-Thong Yu
22
HR 5139. Incorporate Wounded Combat Veterans
22
HR 5639. Relief of Edeltraud Kamberg
22
HJR 74. Amend Constitution relative to equal rights for men and women
22
HJR 214. Amend Constitution as to admission of states
22
HJR 228. Permit entry of 500 adopted children into the United States
22
HJR 247. Establish commission on sabotage in war production plants
22
HJR 359. Designate National Nurse Week
Labor and Public Welfare
Box
22
File on Special Committee on Migratory Labor
22
S 93. Assist voluntary non-profit health associations through long-term interest bearing
loans
22
S 225. Amend Labor Management Relations Act to prevent interruptions to ocean transportation
service
22
S 713. Amend Fair Labor Standards Act to include as "agriculture" the maintenance of ditches,
canals and reservoirs
22
S 926. Provide system of safety regulations for longshoremen
22
S 1146. Amend Labor Relations Act to provide legal assistance to trial examiners
22
S 1254. To determine Communist dominion in unions
22
S 1567. Establish Federal Committee on Migratory Labor
22
S 1776. Repeal provisions of Railroad Retirement Act reducing certain pensions
22
S 1785. Amend Labor Relations Act as to public utilities
22
S 2650. Amend Labor Relations Act
22
S 2759. Vocational Rehabilitation Amendments of 1954
22
S 2930. Amend Railroad Retirement Act
22
S 2989. Amend Labor Management Relations Act
22
S 3114. Encourage voluntary prepaid health service
22
S 3778. Public Health Grant-in-Aid Amendments of 1954
22
HR 255. Promote public library service in rural areas
22
HR 5740. Amend Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetics Act to provide for factory
inspection
22
HR 9447. Appropriation for Department of Labor and Department of Health, Education and
Welfare
Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Box
22
S 3233. Provide for transportation of water-borne cargoes in United States flag
vessels
Post Office and Civil Service
Box
22
(File on postal rate increase)
22
S 336. Grant Civil Service employees retirement after 30 years service
22
S 343. Amend Civil Service Retirement Act for benefit of certain widows
22
S 427. Provide for uniforms for employees of U.S. government
22
S 573. Discontinue Postal Savings System
22
S 586. Repeal laws authorizing Postmaster General to revise parcel post rates
22
S 971. Authorize films for educational use to be transmitted by book rate
22
S 1113. Amend Civil Service Retirement Act
22
S 1482. Provide that all U.S. postage stamps bear the inscription, "In God We
Trust."
22
S 1685. Increase pay for postal employees
22
S 1750. Reclassify supervisory employees in field service of Post Office
Department
22
S 2665. Classification Act Amendments of 1954
22
S 2836. Readjust postal rates
22
S 3263. Readjust size and weight limitations on fourth-class parcel post
22
SR 49. Authorize study of postal rates and services
22
HR 2585. Reclassify supervisory employees in field service of Post Office
Department
22
HR 2685. Readjust size and weight limitations on fourth-class parcel post
22
HR 2850. Increase annuities under Civil Service Retirement Act
22
HR 4556. Increase compensation of certain officers and employees of United States
government
22
HR 5564. Provide for competitive Civil Service examinations for postmasters of certain
classes
22
HR 7785. Amend Civil Service Retirement Act as to increases in annuities
22
HR 8648. Postal Field Service Classification Act of 1954
22
HR 8894. Increase annuities under Civil Service Retirement Act
22
HR 9245. Establish joint committee of Congress to study postal service classification and
pay
Public Works
Box
22
S 689. Authorize construction of power facilities on Niagara River
22
S 796. Permit charging of tolls on certain highways constructed with Federal aid
22
S 1637, 1638, 1639. Authorize transfer of certain lands to State of Oklahoma
22
S 1793. Provide for development of Priest Rapids site, Columbia River, Wash
22
S 2150. Creation of St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation
22
S 2317. Authorize modification of project for navigation on Delaware River
23
S 2599. Authorize certain works of improvement in the Niagara River for power
23
S 2730. Provide for abandonment of flood control project for construction of Tuttle Creek
reservoir, Kansas
23
S 2920. Provide for construction of Cougar dam and reservoir, South Fork, McKenzie River,
Ore
23
S 2982. Amend and supplement Federal-Aid Road Act
23
S 3090. Authorize transmission and disposition of electric energy generated at Falcon Dam, Rio
Grande River
23
S 3235. Provide for construction of Green Peter dam and reservoir, Middle Santiam River,
Oregon
23
HR 4351. Authorize construction of certain works of improvement in Niagara River for
power
23
HR 6342. Amend Public Buildings Act to permit purchase-lease arrangements
23
HR 7664. Provide for development of Priest Rapids site on Columbia River, Wash
23
HR 7815. Provide for construction of Cougar dam and reservoir, South Fork, McKenzie River,
Ore., with participation for power by city of Eugene
23
HR 7897. Amend laws relating to construction of Federal-aid highways to provide for relocation
costs of railroads and utilities
23
HR 8302. Extending duration of Water Pollution Control Act
23
HR 9859. Authorize construction, repair, preservation of certain public works on rivers and
harbors
23
HJR 211. Remove mural paintings from lobby of Rincon Annex post office building, San
Francisco
Reorganization Plans
Box
23
Reorganization plan no. 1, 1953
23
Reorganization plan no. 2, 1953
Rules and Administration
Box
23
S 561. Require government officials to file income statements
23
S 833. Creation of Joint Committee on the Budget
23
S 2570. Authorize Attorney General to conduct preference primaries for nomination of candidate
for President and Vice President
23
SR 16. Providing for FBI investigation of any employee of Senate or Senate
committee
23
SR 46. Increase expenditures relating to internal security
23
SR 148. Establishing Committee on Veterans' Affairs
23
SR 158. Amend standing rules as to debate
23
SR 203. Amend standing rules as to cloture
23
SR 213. Appointment of Committee on Small Business
23
SR 315. Establish Advisory Commission on Senate Rules
23
SR 319. Amend standing rules as to photographs in hearings
23
SCR 27. Requiring consolidated appropriation bill
23
SCR 36. Appoint committee to meet with Consultative Assembly of the Council of
Europe
23
SCR 45. Concerning derogatory remarks about citizens made on floor of Congress
23
SCR 61. Requesting room to be used for chapel by members of Congress
23
HR 26. Create Select Committee on Obscene Material
23
HR 1017. Amend Legislative Reorganization Act as to conduct of committee in
investigation
23
HR 5548. Establish National War Memorial Theater and Opera Commission
23
HJR 56. Create joint committee to study cloud nucleation
23
HJR 259. Establish Joint Committee on Subversive Activities
23
HJR 328. Establish Joint Committee on Internal Security
23
Small Business (General file on Small Business Committee)
Veterans
Box
23
HR 26. Regulate membership of sections of Board of Veterans' Appeals
23
HR 28. Construction of certain Veterans' Administration hospitals
23
HR 55. Extend pension benefits to veterans of Philippine Insurrection
23
HR 2003. Liberalize definition of "World War I veteran" as to pensions
23
HR 2114. Amend law furnishing automobiles to disabled veterans
23
HR 2469. Increase service-connected death compensation to parents
23
HR 2573. Provide hospital care to Spanish War veterans
23
HR 2827. Amend Veterans' Readjustment Assistance Act as to approved schools (Skyway School of
Aviation)
23
HR 7540. Increase compensation for combat disability
23
HR 9020. Increase compensation and pension of certain veterans
Ways and Means
Box
23
HR 10, 11. Individual Retirement Act of 1953
23
HR 157. Eliminate admissions tax for motion picture theaters
23
HR 305. Allow deduction in income tax for child care
23
HR 1215. Amend Section 2879(b) of Internal Revenue Code
23
HR 1559. Tax Equalization Act of 1953
23
HR 1719. Tax exemption for certain physically handicapped persons
23
HR 2074. Allow income tax deductions for child care
23
HR 2446. Pay-as-you-go Social Security Act
23
HR 2525. Exemption from income tax of retirement annuities and benefits
23
HR 3423. Repeal communications tax
23
HR 3543. Allow income tax deductions for dependents
23
HR 4294. Trade Agreements. Extension Act of 1953
23
HR 5180. Declare $125 per month retirement income as non-taxable
23
HR 5495. Trade Agreements Extension Act of 1953
23
HR 6721. Extend to fishermen the same treatment accorded farmers in relation to estimated
income tax
23
HR 7199. Social Security Amendments of 1954
23
HR 7817. Permit filling of oral prescription for certain narcotic drugs
23
HR 8860. Trade Agreements Extension Act of 1954
23
HR 9666. Amend Tariff Act with respect to hardboard
23
HR 9709. Extend and improve unemployment compensation program
84th Congress
Agriculture and Forestry
Box
23
S 73. Allotting certain funds from national forest receipts to development for public
use
23
S 153. Amend Rural Electrification Act
23
S 1286. Farm Credit Act of 1955
23
S 1396. Conservation Acreage Reserve Act of 1955
23
S 1636. Requiring humane methods of animal slaughter
23
S 1757. Amend Agricultural Marketing Act as to penalties for mislabeling
23
S 2125. Permit adjustments in price support for cotton and wheat
23
S 2253. Reemphasize trade development as primary purpose of Title I of Agricultural Trade
Development and Assistance Act
23
S 2819. Authorize disposal of surplus farm commodities to penal institutions
23
S 2933. Amend Agricultural Marketing Agreement to include cranberries
23
S 3024. Amend Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act to adjust loan limitations of Title
II
23a
S 3183. Agriculture Act of 1956
23a
S 3198. Amend Packers and Stockyards Act as to brand inspection
23a
S 3204. Prohibit trading in onion futures
23a
S 3262. Relating to quality, labeling and inspection of Irish potatoes
23a
S 3429. Improve credit facilities available to farmers
23a
S 3564. Farm Credit Act of 1956
23a
S 3790. Provide credit resources for small farms
23a
S 3850. Financial assistance for rehabilitation of orchards destroyed or damaged by natural
disaster
23a
S 3983. Compulsory inspection of poultry and poultry products in interstate
commerce
23a
HR 12. Agriculture Act of 1956
23a
HR 426. Establishing townsites from national forest land
23a
HR 1573. Repeal of Section 348 of Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938
23a
HR 1831. Amend Commodity Credit Corporation Act to protect purchasers of fungible
goods
23a
HR 2686. Dairy Stabilization Act of 1955
23a
HR 6815. Provide for orderly disposition of property acquired under Title III of
Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act
23a
HR 7118. Facilitate development of forest resources and products
23a
HR 7920. Prohibit trading in onion futures
23a
HR 9179. Prohibit use of U.S. property for production of agricultural commodities
23a
HR 10875. Agricultural Act of 1956 (Soil Bank Act)
Appropriations
Box
24
Agriculture, fiscal, 1957
24
Civil functions, Columbia River Flood Control, 1956-1957
24
Defense, fiscal, 1957
24
Health, Education and Welfare, 1957
24
Interior Department
24
Public Works
24
Commerce
24
District of Columbia
24
Reclamation projects
24
State Department
24
Treasury and Post Office departments
24
Supplemental appropriations
Armed Services
Box
24a
S 2. National Security Training Act
24a
S 106. Allow certain members of armed forces to designate Eastern Orthodox faith on
identification tags
24a
S 795. Amend National Defense Facilities Act to provide additional facilities
24a
S 932. Amend eligibility requirements for benefits of Federal Employees Compensation
Act
24a
S 933. Facilitate settlement of accounts of deceased members of uniformed services
24a
S 1643. Provide disability or death benefits to Reservists
24a
S 1765. Authorize construction at military, naval and air bases
24a
S 2134. Equalize retirement benefits for members of uniformed services
24a
S 2258. Provide lump sum adjustment payment to Reserve officers released from active
duty
24a
S 3122. Authorize construction at military installations
24a
HR 483. Provide for appointment of osteopaths in Medical Corps of Army and Navy
24a
HR 2036. Navy Vessels Tonnage Authorization Act of 1955
24a
HR 2442. Provide additional pay for certain scientists on active duty with armed
forces
24a
HR 2559. Authorize male nurses to be appointed Reserve officers
24a
HR 2607. Increase pay for uniformed services
24a
HR 2967. National Reserve Plan
24a
HR 4654. Provide base for barber service charge on military posts
24a
HR 4720. Increase pay for uniformed services
24a
HR 5738. Authorize flight instruction during Reserve Officers' Training Corps
programs
24a
HR 5927. National Reserve Plan
24a
HR 7000. Reserve Forces Act of 1955
24a
HR 8904. Amend laws relating to grade of certain armed services personnel
24a
HR 9429. Dependents' Medical Care Act
24a
HR 9852. Extend Defense Production Act of 1950
24a
HR 9952. Provide lump-sum adjustment to reservists released from active duty
24a
HR 9970. Disposition of portion of Sharpe General Depot, Stockton Annex,
California
Atomic Energy Commission
Box
25
(Joint Committee general file)
25
S 2725. Authorize construction of nuclear power facilities
Banking and Currency
Box
25
S 256. Eliminate cumulative voting in election of bank directors
25
S 879. Increase public disclosure of security ownership
25
S 880. Bank Holding Company Act of 1955
25
S 972. Amend Home Owners' Loan Act
25
S 1800. Housing Amendment of 1955
25
S 2006. Amend National Housing Act to stimulate cooperative housing
25
S 2054. Amend Securities Exchange Act
25
S 2126. Housing Amendment of 1955
25
S 2290. Permit national banks to underwrite state and municipal bonds
25
S 2350. Regulate bank holding companies
25
S 2391. Defense Production Act Amendments of 1955
25
S 2455. Make Small Business Administration subject to Corporation Control Act
25
S 2577. Define and control bank holding companies
25
S 3302. Housing amendments of 1956
25
S 3407. Extend Defense Production Act of 1950
25
S 3515. Amend National Housing Act to assist in providing housing for civilian employees of
armed forces
25
S 3539. Amend Federal Credit Union Act to authorize Federal central credit unions
25
S 3540. Amend Federal Credit Union Act as to loan procedures
25
S 3732. Provide insurance against flood damage
25
S 3855. Housing Amendments of 1956
25
S 3911. Regulation of bank mergers
25
HR 619. Provide that all U.S. currency shall bear inscription, "In God We Trust."
25
HR 3919. Amend Housing Act to establish program of housing for low-income elderly
25
HR 5512. Conveyance of certain property in Louisiana to Louisiana
District of Columbia
Box
26
(File on District of Columbia Transit Investigation)
26
S 313. Weight of evidence in alcohol tests given persons driving in District of
Columbia
26
S 337. Election of delegates from District of Columbia to national political
conventions
26
S 667. Exempt meetings of hairdressers and cosmetologists from certain provisions of Act of
June 7, 1938
26
S 727. Adjust salaries of certain judges in District of Columbia courts
26
S 1093. Fix and regulate salaries of employees of Board of Education, District of
Columbia
26
S 1179. Amend District of Columbia poll tax
26
S 1289. Establish Domestic Relations Branch in Municipal Court, District of
Columbia
26
S 3207. Amend Act Incorporating the. Archaeological Institute of America
26
S 3703. Washington Metropolitan Transit Authority Act
26
S 3913. Consent of Congress to Potomac Electric Power Co. for construction of dam on Potomac
River
26
HR 2406. Amend District of Columbia Revenue Act as to taxation of property used for charitable
purposes
26
HR 4909. Consolidation of National Tax Association with Tax Institute, Inc
26
HR 4922. Prohibit picketing in vicinity of White House
26
HR 5807. Closing certain District of Columbia retail establishments on Sunday
26
HR 6775. District of Columbia Small Loans Act of 1955
26
HR 8493. Exempting from taxation property of General Federation of Women's Clubs in District
of Columbia
26
HR 9770. District of Columbia Revenue Act of 1956
Finance
Box
26
S 627. Surplus Food Certificate Act of 1955
26
S 719. Increase age from 18 to 21 in matter of eligibility for insurance benefits under Title
II of Social Security Act
26
S 1017. Extend Renegotiation Act of 1951
26
S 1058. Allow deduction for income tax purposes of meals and lodging for persons employed away
from home
26
S 1770. Increase pensions of Spanish War veterans
26
S 3066. Increase pensions of widows of Civil War veterans
26
HR 1. Trade Agreements Extension Act of 1955
26
HR 735. Increase pensions of Medal of Honor veterans
26
HR 3413. Amend Internal Revenue Code as to tax on installation of community
television
26
HR 4259. Tax Rate Extension Act of 1955
26
HR 4725. Repeal Sections 452 and 462 of Internal Revenue Code
26
HR 5265. Exempt certain foreign travel from transportation tax
26
HR 5893. Amend Paragraph I(a), part I of Veterans' Regulation numbered 1(a)
26
HR 6040. Customs Simplification Act of 1955
26
HR 7030. Amend and extend Sugar Act of 1948
26
HR 7089. Servicemen's and Veterans' Survivor Benefits Act
26
HR 7225. Social Security Amendments Act of 1956
26
HR 8228. Suspend duty on bauxite
26
HR 8780. Relieve farmers from excise tax on gasoline used for farming purposes
HJR 110. Extend pension benefits to veterans of Philippine Insurrection
Foreign Relations
Box
27
S 276. Provide aid to persons wishing to migrate to Liberia
27
S 338. Establish student exchange program with Latin American countries
27
S 2090. Mutual Security Act of 1955
27
S 3481. Amend Foreign Service Act as to pay and allowances
27
S 3638. Amend U.S. Information and Educational Exchange Act
27
SR 85. Establish World Food Bank
27
SCR 12. Call for North Atlantic Treaty convention
27
HR 10766. Authorize payment of compensation for certain losses and damages caused by U.S.
Armed Forces during World War II
Government Operations
Box
27
(File on Reorganization plans)
27
S 1003. Anti-Government-Competition Act
27
S 1004. Improve program for utilization of surplus property for educational
purposes
27
S 3199. Improve governmental budgeting and accounting methods
27
S 3316. Conveyance of certain property to city of Roseburg, Ore
Interior and Insular Affairs
Box
27
S 164. Federal cooperation in non-Federal reclamation projects
27
S 500. Authorize construction of Colorado River storage project
27
S 772. Amend Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act to assign revenue for educational
purposes
27
S 863. Western Water Rights Settlement Act of 1956
27
S 926. Authorize construction of Ventura River reclamation project
27
S 953. Provide for acquisition of land for Randall dam, South Dakota
27
S 1574. Provide payments to owners of non-Federal water-use facilities for hydroelectric power
benefits
27
S 1694. Amend Domestic Minerals Program Extension Act
27
S 1713. Amend mining laws as to multiple use of surface on public lands
27
S 2442. Provide for Federal cooperation in non-Federal projects
27
S 3444. Establish Federal-State Land Study Commission
27
S 3453. Minerals bonus program
27
S 3613. Extension of game laws to military lands
27
S 3892. Domestic Tungsten, Asbestos, Fluorspar, and Columbium-Tantalum Production and Purchase
Act of 1956
27
SJR 36. Preservation of Rock Creek Park
27
HR 100. Permit mining on public lands reserved for power development
27
HR 103. Provide for construction of distribution systems by irrigation districts
27
HR 2629. Amend Taylor Grazing Act to provide district advisory boards
27
HR 3383. Authorize construction of Colorado River storage project
27
HR 5566. Terminate Indian Claims Commission
27
HR 5614. Amend Communications Act as to protests of grants of instruments of
authorization
27
HR 5881. Provide for Federal cooperation in non-Federal projects
27
HR 5957. Sharing cost of criminal law enforcement within Indian country
27
HR 6214. Sell certain agricultural lands in Oregon
27
HR 6257. Terminate prohibition against employment of Mongolian labor in reclamation
projects
27
HR 6376. Provide for care of mentally ill in Alaska
27
HR 6625. Transfer of land to Pueblo of San Lorenzo, N.M
27
HR 6904. Establish Booker. T. Washington National Monument
27
HR 8405. Amend Organic Act of Territory of Alaska
27
HR 8837. Amend certain sections of Hawaiian Organic Act
27
HR 9225. Repeal act providing for membership roll of Indians of Yakima Reservation
27
HR 9769. Permit city and county of Honolulu to issue general obligation bonds
27
HR 11932. Authorize conveyance of certain lands in Alaska to Martha L. Sterns
27
HJR 428. Restore markers in National Memorial Cemetery, Hawaii
27
HJR 462. Authorize agreement for coordinated operation of Central Valley Project,
Calif
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Box
27
S 651. Provide permanent certificates for local service air carriers
27
S 723. Make motor carriers subject to reparation for unlawful practices
27
S 898. Regulate use by motor carriers of vehicles not owned by them (trip leasing)
27
S 923. Prohibit transportation in interstate commerce of advertisements of alcoholic
beverages
27
S 951. Remove bulk commodity exemption with respect to certain water carriers
27
S 1297. Regulate transportation and shipment of fireworks
27
S 1853. Exempt producers of natural gas from certain public utility regulations
27
S 1855. Amend Federal Airport Act
27
S, 1920. Transportation Amendments Act of 1955
27
S 2101. Protect and preserve national wildlife refuges
28
S 2167. Changes in administration of Panama Canal Company
28
S 2372. Wildlife conservation in water resources programs
28
S 2418. Amend Interstate Commerce Act as to attorneys' fees in damage suits
28
S 2643. Electric Energy Development Act of 1955
28
S 2770. Alleviate shortage of railroad freight cars
28
S 2845. Prevent service or consumption of alcoholic beverages aboard commercial
aircraft
28
S 3039. Prevent consumption of alcoholic beverages aboard aircraft used in air
commerce
28
S 3163. Authorize permanent certification of certain air carriers operating in Hawaii and
Alaska
28
S 3203. Prohibit Interstate Commerce Commission from regulating duration of certain equipment
loans by motor carriers
28
S 3246. Increase building fund for use of National Institute of Dental Research
28
S 3250. Revoke Federal Power Commission license for Pelton dam project, Oregon
28
S 3275. Fisheries Act of 1956
28
S 3434. Amend Federal Power Act as to reimbursement by Federal power projects for headwater
benefits
28
S 3877. Promote development of coastwise trade
28
S 3946. Amend Federal Trade Commission Act as to distribution of new motor
vehicles
28
SR 205. Establish select committee to investigate alleged improper attempt to influence vote
of Senator Case on natural gas bill
28
HR 232. Exempt operations in transport of certain agricultural commodities from regulation by
Civil Aeronautics Board
28
HR 2026. Amend Railroad Retirement Act as to payments of death benefits to widows
28
HR 2233. Amend War Claims Act
28
HR 4475, 4476. Provide for safety of chemical additives in food
28
HR 4691. Limiting hours of work of certain railroad employees
28
HR 4744. Amend Railroad Retirement Act
28
HR 6043. Provide for maintenance of Merchant Marine Academy
28
HR 7072. Excise taxes on automotive equipment
28
HR 8000. Prohibit serving of alcoholic beverages to air line passengers in flight
28
HR 9962. Give Interstate Commerce Commission authority to alleviate railroad car
shortages
28
HJR 138. Limit height of certain radio and television towers
28
HJR 171. Establish Commission on Nursing Services
28
HJR 485. Establish Commission on Nursing Services
Box
28
Joint Committee on Reduction of Nonessential Federal Expenditures (General correspondence
only)
Judiciary
Box
28
S 11. Amend Robinson-Patman Act with reference to equality of opportunity
28
S 112. Provide for punishment of individuals who travel in interstate commerce to avoid
prosecution for molestation of a minor
28
S 116. Authorize extension of patents in cases where patent-owner served in armed
forces
28
S 689. Amend Bankruptcy Act as to farm debtors
28
S 995. Amend Trading With the Enemy Act
28
S 1176. Relief of Hermann Weyl
28
S 1425. Relief of Hazel Anna Wolf
28
S 1517. Relief of Rosita A. Jocson
28
S 2227. Amend Trading With the Enemy Act
28
S 2416. Relief of Henly Construction Company
28
S 3341. Amend Clayton Act to permit certain bank mergers
28
S 3386. Amend resolution establishing Theodore Roosevelt Centennial Commission
28
S 3413. Establish rules of interpretation governing questions of the effects of Acts of
Congress on State laws
28
S 3516. Provide additional penalties for violation of antitrust laws
28
S 3570. Increase number of visas issued to eligible orphans
28
S 3617. Authorize enforcement of state statutes on subversive activities
28
S 3690. Revision of Atomic Energy Act
28
S 3760. Narcotics Control Act of 1956
28
S 3879. Supplement antitrust laws in favor of franchise automobile dealers
28
SR 130. Citing Harry Sacher for contempt of Congress
28
SJR 1. Amendment to Constitution relating to legal effects of certain treaties and agreements
(Bricker amendment)
28
HR 122. Amend Commodities Exchange Act to include onions
28
HR 627. Civil Rights Act of 1956
28
HR 1200. Relief of K. H. K. Lowe
28
HR 1840. Amend Antitrust Law as to price discrimination
28
HR 2128. Extend patents in cases where patentee served in armed forces
28
HR 3828. Adjust salaries of judges of U.S. courts, U.S. attorneys, and members of
Congress
28
HR 4120. Relief of Koriku Kato
28
HR 4150. Relief of certain aliens (Wong Ma Chee)
28
HR 4205. World War II Damage Claims Settlement Act
28
HR 4791. Increase salaries of referees in bankruptcy
28
HR 5649. Amend U.S. Code as to writs of habeas corpus by persons in custody by state court
judgement
28
HR 6588. Establish dates for celebrating certain public legal holidays
28
HR 6888. Encourage immigration of alien Basques
28
HR 6974. Provide pensions for widows of certain judges
28
HR 7416. Increase patent and trademark fees
28
HR 7585. Relief of Hardy Vandal Hansen
28
HR 7763. Amend Japanese-American Evacuation Claims Act to expedite claims
28
HR 9713. Relief of Grace Li
28
HCR 201. Granting permanent residence to certain aliens
Labor and Public Welfare
Box
28
S 3. Amend Labor Management Relations Act as to state laws governing strikes and
picketing
28
S 5. Emergency Public School Construction Act of 1955
28
S 302. Extending Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944
28
S 306. Extending term of educational benefits for veterans
28
S 533. Increase subsistence allowance for veterans in school
28
S 674. Amend National Labor Relations Act as to union shop agreements
28
S 686. Public School Construction Act of 1955
28
S 724. Establish President's Commission on Mental Health
28
S 849. Medical Research Act of 1955
28
S 886. Health Improvement Act of 1955
28
S 929. Provide aid to state in practical nursing education
28
S 968. School Construction Assistance Act of 1955
28
S 1269. Amend National Labor Relations Act
28
S 1285. Amend David-Bacon Act
28
S 1323. Medical Educational Facilities Construction Act of 1955
28
S 1370. Adjust overtime compensation for employees of U.S. Public Health Service, Foreign
Quarantine Division
28
S 1599. Authorize inspection of certain mines and quarries
28
S 1760. Require government contractors to comply with National Labor Relations Act
28
S 1768. Extend right to chiropractic treatment to eligible veterans
28
S 2600. Increase education and training allowance for veterans
28
S 2663. Depressed Areas Act
28
S 2870. Provide for research in mosquito control
28
S 2902. Extend period for veterans' education and training
28
S 2905. School Construction Act of 1956
28
S 3400. Amend Railroad Retirement Act
28
S 3430. Establish National Library of Medicine
28
S 3616. Amend Railroad Retirement Act
28
HR 2840. Promote library service in rural areas
28
HR 3136. Assist in education of blind
28
HR 4301. Establish area vocational schools
28
HR 5106. Authorize loans for farm housing to veterans
28
HR 7535. School Construction Assistance Act of 1955
28
HR 8123. Transfer of certain Federal lands to Roseburg, Oregon
28
HR 10227. Extend School Construction Act
Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Box
28
HR 2142. Earmark 40 per cent of duck-stamp receipts for refuge acquisition
28
HR 5306. Protect and preserve national wildlife refuges
28
HR 7952. Require inspection and certification of mechanically-propelled vessels carrying
passengers
Post Office and Civil Service
Box
29
S 9. Federal Employees Health Insurance Act
29
S 58. Grant Civil Service employees retirement after 30 years service
29
S 773.Postal Field Service Compensation Act of 1955
29
S 774.Federal Employees Pay Act of 1955
29
S 808. Providing benefits for certain widows of Civil Service employees
29
S 1041. Amend Civil Service Retirement Act to grant credit for service to states
29
S 1153. Amend Civil Service Retirement Act
29
S 1191. Provide union recognition for government employees
29
S 1292. Readjust postal classification on educational and cultural materials
29
S 1330. Revising provisions for renewal of star-route and screen-vehicle service
contracts
29
S 1618. Permit weekly newspapers to suspend publication for two issues without loss of
second-class privileges
29
S 1792. Authorize assumption of insurance obligations of nonprofit association of Federal
employees
29
S 2061. Postal Field Service Compensation Act of 1955
29
S 2241. Readjustment of size and weight limits on fourth-class mail matter at Taos,
N.M.
29
S 2628. Executive Pay Act Amendments of 1955
29
S 2875. Revise Civil Service Retirement Act
29
S 3228. Temporary Postal Rate Increase Act, 1956
29
S 3255. Amend Classification Act of 1949
29
S 3725. Increase in Civil Service retirement annuities
29
S 3731. Provide increase in annuity for certain retired employees
29
HR 692. Authorize postmark, "Pray for Peace."
29
HR 3791, 3792. Amend Section 8 of Civil Service Retirement Act
29
HR 7618. Amend Section 8 of Civil Service Retirement Act
29
HR 9842. Authorize Postmaster General to hold and detain mail in certain cases
29
HR 11380. Readjust postal rates
Public Works
Box
29
S 890. Extend and strengthen Water Pollution Control Act
29
S 928. Amend Water Pollution Control Act to provide for control of air pollution
29
S 1048. Amend and supplement Federal-Aid Road Act
29
S 1069. Increase amount available for relocation of Indian fishing grounds on Columbia
River
29
S 1160. National Interstate Highway Act
29
S 3023. Amend Watershed Protection and Flood Prevention Act
29
S 3704. Authorize capitol architect to acquire certain land
29
HR 4462. Authorize construction of Cougar, Green Peter and White Bridge dams, Oregon, with
funds for power facilities to be advanced by licensees
29
HR 5789. Provide for cooperation in developing John Day project, Columbia River
29
HR 7474. Amend and supplement Federal-Aid Road Act
29
HR 8108. Provide for development of master plan to abate water pollution in District of
Columbia
29
HR 8750. Amend Watershed Protection and Flood Prevention Act
29
HR 8826. Federal-Aid Road Act
29
HR 8836. Amend and supplement Federal-Aid Road Act
29
HR 9540. Extend and strengthen Water Pollution Control Act
29
HR 10660. Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1956
29
HR 12080. Omnibus Rivers and Harbors bill
Rules and Administration
Box
29
S 636. Federal Elections Act of 1955
29
S 3308. Federal Elections Act of 1956
29
SR 92. Authorize investigation of Patent Office
29
SR 225. Amending Senate Resolution 219 as to. Committee to Investigate Lobbying
29
HJR 654. Establish Joint Committee on Expanded College Educational Facilities and
Programs
29
Small Business Committee (General file only)
Includes correspondence on ICC administration of Motor Carriers Act; Nickel shortage; Gasoline prices; Motion picture
distribution trade practices; Admissions tax.
30
UnAmerican Activities (General file only)
Veterans Affairs
Box
30
S 1700. Increase pensions for Spanish War veterans
30
HR 2867. Increase pensions for widows of Spanish War veterans
30
HR 4264. Pensions of 100 dollars per month for all World War I veterans over 60 years of
age
30
HR 6685. Alter certain bases for disability pension awards
30
HR 7886. Increase pension for certain disabled veterans
30
HR 11310. Increase disability and death benefits to certain veterans
30
HJR 65. Giving regular veteran status to veterans of the Philippine Insurrection
Ways and Means
Box
30
HR 2. Increase amount corporations may deduct for tax purposes for charitable
contributions
30
HR 9, 10. Aid to self-employed in retirement plans
30
HR 4471, 4472. Pay-as-you-go Social Security Act
30
HR 4847. Prevent discrimination against fiscal year taxpayers as to depletion
allowances
30
HR 5131. Amend Internal Revenue Code as to tax on automobile parts
30
HR 5301. International Trade Commission Act
30
HR 5550. Amend Tariff Act as to administration of General Agreement on Tariffs and
Trade
30
HR 6996. Amend Social Security Act to aid states in assistance to blind
30
HR 7093. Amend Internal Revenue Code to conform to Social Security Amendments of
1954
30
HR 7770. Old-age and Survivors Insurance Investment and Reporting Amendments of
1955
30
HR 7837. Provide for averaging taxable income
30
HR 8463. Repeal cabaret tax
30
HR 8494. Repeal cabaret tax
30
HR 8798. Permitting special allowance for survivor benefits for children in determining income
tax
30
HR 9075. Highway Revenue Act of 1956
30
HR 9585. Impose import tax on natural gas
30
HR 10965. Provide income tax deduction for cost of transportation for disabled
85th Congress
Agriculture and Forestry
Box
30
HR 778. Prohibit trading in onion futures
30
HR 840. Provide for price reporting of forest products
30
HR 1020. Provide donations of surplus food to state and local penal institutions
30
HR 1314. Extend Agricultural Trade Development and Assistance Act
30
HR 1393. Authorize National Potato Grade Labeling Act
30
HR 1497. Require humane methods in slaughter of livestock
30
HR 1533. Family Farm Yardstick Credit Act of 1957
30
HR 1594. Improve crop insurance program in disaster areas
30
HR 1628. Protection against spread of livestock and poultry diseases
30
HR 1680. Amend Agricultural Marketing Agreement Act to include cranberries
30
HR 2226. Enable cotton to be sold competitively
30
HR 2861. Extend provisions of National Wool Act of 1954
30
HR 2952. Agricultural Act of 1958
30
HR 3120. Amend acreage allotment in Tule Lake area and Modoc and Siskiyou counties,
Calif
30
HR 3125. Dairy Stabilization Act of 1958
30
HR 3420. Extend Agricultural Trade Development and Assistance Act of 1954
30
HR 3538. Amend Packers and Stockyards Act as to marketing of livestock
30
HR 4071. Extend National Wool Act of 1954
30
SJR 162, 163. Stay of reduction in price supports for agricultural commodities
30
HR 376. Prohibit trading in onion futures
30
HR 5274. Authorize National Potato Grade Labeling Act
30
HR 5339. Authorize National Potato Grade Labeling Act
30
HR 6024. Agricultural Act of 1957
30
HR 7244. Permit deductions for self-help meat promotion program
30
HR 7953. Facilitate and simplify work of Forest Service
30
HR 12126. Provide protection against introduction of livestock diseases
30
HR 12704. Increase purposes for which Forest Service "in lieu" payments may be
used
Appropriations
Box
30
Agriculture
31
Army, civil functions
31
Commerce
31
Defense
31
Executive and general government agencies
31
Independent offices
31
Interior
31
Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
31
Public works
31
Supplemental
31
Treasury and Post Office
31
Urgent deficiency
31
Veterans' Administration
Armed Services
Box
31
S 1085. Clarify Pay Readjustment Act of 1942
31
S 1165. Additional pay for members of legal profession serving with armed forces in legal
capacity
31
S, 1940. Authorize certain construction at military bases
31
S 2014. Amend Career Compensation Act of 1949
31
S 3209. Unify armed forces
31
HR 7130. Authorize certain construction at military bases
31
HR 7576. Amend Federal Civil Defense Act of 1950
Atomic Energy
Box
31
S 3165. Amend Atomic Energy Act as to acquisition of nuclear material
31
S 3912. Amend Atomic Energy Act as to loan of nuclear material and information
31
S 4051. Appropriation for plant or facility construction
31
S 4069. Amend Atomic Energy Act as to public liability
Banking and Currency
Box
31
S 964. Area Redevelopment Act
31
S 1451. Financial Institutions Act of 1957
32
S 1656. Amend Federal Flood Insurance Act as to state participation
32
S 2427. Insure greater consistency among Federal loan programs
32
S 2504. Extend Small Business Act of 1953
32
S 2791. Create Home Loan Guarantee Corporation
32
S 3418. Stimulate residential construction
32
S 3497. Community Facilities Act of 1958
32
S 3683. Area Redevelopment Act
32
S 4035. Housing Act of 1958
32
SJR 38. Enable Federal National Mortgage Association to give additional assistance
32
SJR 171. Increase mortgage insurance authorization of F.M.A.
32
HR 4281. Housing Relief Act of 1957
32
HR 6659. Housing Act of 1957
District of Columbia
General file on Juvenile Court judges; National cultural center; School lunch program; Taxes;
Welfare
Box
32
S 1707. Authorize construction of bridges over Potomac River
32
S 1846. District of Columbia Charter Act
32
S, 1909. Amend Professional Engineers' Registration Act as to certain work by
electricians
32
S 2154. Provide for additional judge in District of Columbia Juvenile Court
32
S 3259. Increase in hospital construction funds for District of Columbia
32
S 3390. Provide for additional judge for District of Columbia Juvenile Court
32
S 3493. Amend District of Columbia Unemployment Compensation Act
32
S 3510. Amend tax law respecting assessments for public improvements
32
S 3556. Designating paid holidays for employees of District of Columbia government
32
S 3843. Regulate practice of physical therapy in District of Columbia
32
S 3941. Amend Motor Vehicle Safety Responsibility Act of District of Columbia
32
S 4090, 4091. Authorize Board of Commissioners of District of Columbia to furnish public
transportation tickets to school children at reduced prices
32
HR 4366. Authorize tunnel under Potomac River
32
HR 6517. Policemen's and Firemen's Retirement and Disability Act Amendments of
1957
32
HR 7785. Provide for additional judge in District of Columbia Juvenile Court
Finance
Box
32
S 1795. Emergency Facility Amortization Act of 1957
32
S 1899. Place quantitative restrictions on importation of iron and steel wood
screws
32
S 2376. Impose import tax on lead and zinc
32
HR 52. Provide increases in service-connected disability compensation
32
HR 358. Increase pensions of widows of deceased veterans of Spanish War
32
HR 2151. Suspend import duties on certain coarse wool
32
HR 7004. Amend Tariff Act as to wooden paint roller handles
32
HR 7125. Excise Tax Technical Changes Act of 1958
32
HR 8381. Technical Amendments Act of 1958
32
HR 9655. Admit without tariff foreign articles for display at Oregon State Centennial
Exposition
32
HR 10021. Providing that, 1955 formula for taxing income of life insurance companies shall
also apply in, 1957
32
12065. Temporary Unemployment Compensation Act of 1958
32
12591. Trade Agreements Act amendments
Foreign Relations
Box
33
General files
Includes Canadian-American affairs, Canadian Parliamentarians visit, January, 1959; Commonwealth Parliamentary Association
meeting, New Delhi, December, 1957; Ted Hallock material on Russian trip and proposed Russian trip; Mexican Presidential inauguration, 1958;
Mexico-U.S. agreement on radio broadcasting on starndard band; Cuba.
33
S 759. Provide aid to persons in United States wanting to migrate to Liberia
33
S 2704. Amend U.S. Information and Educational Exchange Act to waive fingerprinting
requirements
33
S 3318. Mutual Security Act of 1958
34
S 3557. Amend International Claims Settlement Act of 1949 as to claims against
Czechoslovakia
34
S 3714. Prohibit importation of military arms and ammunition
34
SR 80. Favoring peace in the Middle East under United Nations Charter provisions
34
SR 81. Favoring self-determination for people of Cyprus
34
SR 247. Favoring salmon fishing agreement with Japan and Canada
34
SR 263. Favoring salmon fishing agreement with Japan and Canada
34
SJR, 19. Authorize military and economic assistance in Middle East
34
SJR 73. Increase participation of United States in International Labor
Organization
34
HR 7535. Amend terms of Act creating Corregidor-Bataan Memorial Commission as to
membership
34
HJR 117. Promote peace in Middle East
Government Operations
Box
34
S 5. Amend Federal Property and Administrative Services Act of 1949 to prevent contract awards
on basis of geographical considerations only
34
S 434. Provide improved methods for budget estimates
34
S 855. Permit distribution of surplus property to municipal governments
34
S 967. Payments to Local Governments Act of 1957
34
S 1318. Provide that certain surplus property may be donated for park or recreational
purposes
34
S, 1915. Conveyance of United States property to city of Roseburg, Ore
34
HR 6995. Conveyance of United States property to city of Roseburg, Ore
34
HR 8332. Amend Government Corporation Control Act
34
HR 10223. Enable former owners of property in Hardin County, Ky. to repurchase land from
United States
Interior and Insular Affairs
Includes following files: General correspondence; Robotyped letters; Senator Case's newsletter; Clippings and articles;
Interior Department; Tax write-off.
Box
34
S 555. Authorize construction of Hells Canyon dam
35
S 555. (Concluded)
Includes following files: Federal Power Commission; Idaho Power Company; Supreme Court; Morse-Neuberger exchange; Oregon
Water Resources Board; Press releases; National Hells Canyon Association; Speeches; Hearings and reports.
36
S 846. Establishing National Outdoor Recreational Resources Review Commission
36
S 1425. Amend Small Reclamation Projects Act as to excess land requirements
provision
36
S 1836. Revoke power of states to impose sales and use taxes in certain national
parks
36
S 1887. Authorize construction of San Luis unit, Central Valley project, Calif
36
S 2069. Amend Mineral Leasing Act to promote development of coal on public domain
36
S 2375. Provide for development of mineral resources
36
S 3051. Amend act terminating Federal supervision over Klamath Indian Tribe as to sale of
tribal forest
36
S 3468. Provide for construction of roads on Navajo and Hopi Indian Reservations
36
S 3816. Provide incentive payments for production of certain minerals
36
S 4028. Establish National Wilderness Preservation System
36
S 4036. Domestic Minerals Act of 1958
36
HR 2146. Amend Small Reclamation Projects Act
36
HR 4146. Provide incentive payments for production of certain minerals
36
HR 5189. Appropriation for Department of the Interior
36
HR 5538. Provide that withdrawals of more than 5,000 acres of public land must have
Congressional approval
36
HR 10423. Grant status of public lands to certain reef lands of Hawaii
36
HR 12569. Amend Organic Act of Guam
36
Here is filed a Klamath Indian file, including a Wade Crawford file
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Box
36
S 4. Prevent service or consumption of alcoholic beverages aboard commercial passenger and
military aircraft
36
S 86. Provide research program in cloud modification
36
S 582. Prohibit transportation in interstate commerce of advertisements of alcoholic
beverages
36
S 939. Amend Section 22 of Interstate Commerce Act relating to government
shipments
36
S 1386. Authorizing Interstate Commerce Commission to set standards for power or train
brakes
36
S 1481. Provide for use of commercial marine terminal facilities by the United
States
36
S 1483. Amend act relating to rights of U.S. vessels on high seas
36
S 1490. Require filing by motor carriers of information relating to safety and hours of
service
36
S 1677. Place certain forms of for-hire motor carrier transport under I.C.C.
regulation
36
S 1730. Implement treaty with Republic of Panama
36
S 2129. Preserve competitive through routes for rail carriers
36
S 2229. Provide government guarantee of private loans to certain air carriers
36
S 2241. Authorize sale of war-built vessels
36
S 2496. Amend Wildlife Preservation Coordination Act
36
S 2553. Amend agricultural commodities exemption in Motor Carrier Act
36
S 2617. Amend Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp Act as to use of revenue
36
S 2719. Provide bounty payments for certain predators on salmon and halibut
36
S 3013. Authorize interception of certain communications
36
S 3185. Promote conservation of fish and game by requiring certain approval by Secretary of
the Interior of licenses issued under Federal Power Act
36
S 3229. Federal Fisheries Assistance Act of 1958
36
S 3502. Extend time for grants under Federal Airport Act
36
S 3519. Authorize construction and sale by Federal Maritime Board of two passenger
superliners
36
S 3742. Federal Ship Mortgage Insurance Amendments of 1958
36
S 3778. Transportation Act of 1958
36
S 3821. Provide loan and mortgage insurance for certain pier facilities
36
S 3850. Equalize rights in distribution of identified merchandise
36
S 3880. Creation of Civil Aeronautics Board
36
S 3916. Amend Shipping Act of 1916
36
HR 469. Textile Fiber Products Identification Act
36
HR 637. International Trade Commission Act
36
HR 2438. Amend Part I of Federal Power Act ("Headwaters benefit bill")
36
HR 4014. Provide for safety of chemical additives in food
36
HR 5124. Authorize I.C.C. to prescribe standards for power or train brakes
36
HR 5523. Amend Interstate Commerce Act as to competitive rates
36
HR 5524. Amend Interstate Commerce Act as to competitive rates
36
HR 5822. Amend Civil Aeronautics Act as to reinvestment by air carriers of proceeds from sale
of property or equipment
36
HR 6790. Natural Gas Amendments of 1957
36
HR 7672. Amend paragraph (4) of Section 13 of Interstate Commerce Act
36
HR 7798. Provide for safety of chemical additives in food
36
HR 8525. Natural Gas Amendments of 1957
36
HR 11078. Federal Boating Act of 1958
Box
36
Joint Committee on Reduction of Non-essential Federal Expenditures (General file
only)
36
Joint Committee on Washington Metropolitan Problems (General file only)
Judiciary
Box
37
S, 198. Requiring prior notification of corporate mergers
37
S 337. Establish rules of interpretation governing questions of the effects of acts of
Congress on State laws
37
S 654. Authorize enforcement of state statutes prescribing criminal penalties for subversive
activities
37
S 660. Relief of Ursula Rosa Pazdro
37
S 1011. Amend U.S. Code as to application of writs of habeas corpus by persons held by
judgement of state court
37
S 1049. Relief of Mts. Ahsapet Gamityan
37
S 1302. Amend Trading With the Enemy Act
37
S 1339. Mandatory retirement at age 70 of chief circuit and district court judges
37
S 1356. Prevent monopolistic practices by certain persons engaged in commerce in meat and meat
products
37
S 2121. Extend patent life for patent owners who were in armed forces
37
S 2190. Waive $1,000 limitation in settlement of claims arising from crash of Navy plane at
Minneapolis, May 30, 1957
37
S 2410. Facilitate entry into the United States of certain immigrants
37
S 2461. Prohibit unauthorized disclosure of information by employees of regulatory agencies of
the government
37
S 2646. Limit appellate jurisdiction of Supreme Court
37
S 3169. Amend U.S. Code as to salaries of U.S. Marshals
37
S 3174. Relief of Ilva Ghiloni
37
S 3749. Relief of Milan Boric
37
S 3790. Relief of Marie Silk
37
S 3943. Relief of Donald O. Olin
37
S 4070. Limit applicability of antitrust laws to exempt certain aspects of professional team
sports
37
SJR 3. Amendment to Constitution as to legal effects of certain treaties
37
SJR 31. Amendment to Constitution providing for election of President and Vice
President
37
SJR 34. Commemorate 150th anniversary of birth of Robert E. Lee
37
SJR 59. Designating Father's Day
37
SJR 80. Amendment to Constitution relative to equal rights for men and women
37
SJR, 195. Designating golden corn tassel as national floral emblem
37
HR 3. Establishing rules of interpretation for Federal courts involving the doctrine of
preemption
37
HR 3366. Validate certain overpayments made to officers of Army, Navy, Naval Reserve, and Air
Force
37
HR 6127. Establishment of Civil Rights Commission
37
HR 7153. Consent of Congress to Oregon-Washington Boundary Compact
37
HR 7168. Federal Construction Contract Procedures Act
37
HR 7240. Making it unlawful to remove boundary markers on Indian reservations and to trespass
thereon
37
HR 8252. Defines places at which certain offenses against income tax laws take
place
37
HR 8361. Amend U.S. Code in reference to applications for writs of habeas corpus by persons
held by state court judgement
37
HR 10378. Applicability of antitrust laws to organized professional team sports
37
HJR 355. Amendment to Constitution abolishing personal income, estate and gift
taxes
Labor and Public Welfare
Box
37
General files on Fair Labor Standards Act; Subcommittee on Railroad Retirement; Hearings of
Select Committee on Improper Activities in the Labor or Management Field
37
S 76. Amend Labor Management Relations Act as to secondary boycotts
37
S 676. Amend National Labor Relations Act as to printing and publishing industry
37
S 815. Industrial Safety Act
37
S 844. National Health Insurance Act
37
S 930. Establish Federal Advisory Commission on the Arts
37
S 945. Amend Railroad Retirement Act
37
S 1298. Area Vocational Education Act of 1957
37
S 1418. Amend Fair Labor. Standards Act as to handling of agricultural commodities
37
S 1670. Relief of school district numbered R-406, Lyle, Wash
37
S 1853. Fair Labor Standards Coverage Amendments of 1957
37
S 1889. Provide loan service of captioned film for deaf
37
S 2068. Amend Vocational Rehabilitation Act with respect to pilot demonstration rehabilitation
center in Washington, D.C. area
37
S 2411. Protect right of blind to organize
37
S 2727. National Milk Sanitation Act of 1957
37
S 2888. Welfare and Pension Plans Disclosure Act
38
S 3068. Regulate internal affairs of labor organizations
38
S 3290. Amend Federal Coal Mine Safety Act as to mines employing no more than 14
individuals
38
S 3376. Amend Railroad Retirement Act as to retirement age of women
38
S 3494. Extend period of benefits under Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act
38
S 3582. Youth Conservation Act of 1958
38
S 3802. Facilitate administration of act authorizing cooperative research in
education
38
S 3922. Making unlawful the collection of charges by labor unions for unloading the cargoes of
trucks
38
S 4193. Food Additives Amendment of 1958
38
SJR 94. Directing that financial reports to unions be available to public
38
HR 1. School Construction Assistance Act of 1957
38
HR 488. Provide for conferring of Medal of Distinguished Civilian Achievement
38
HR 625. Delinquent Children's Act of 1957
38
HR 4299. Repeal Taft-Hartley Act
38
HR 6287. Appropriations for Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
38
HR 6584. Women's Equal Pay for Equal Work Act of 1957
38
HR 9521. Amend Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetics Act as to fungicides in agricultural
commodities
38
HR 12728. Amend Longshoremen's Compensation Act as to liability
38
HR 13254. Food Additives Amendment of 1958
Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Box
38
S 1806. Amend Sockeye Salmon Fishery Act of 1947
38
HR 6709. Implement treaty with Republic of Panama
Post Office and Civil Service
Box
38
General file on postal rate increases, and Summerfield's appropriation request
38
S 27. Postal Field Service Compensation Act of 1955
38
S 72. Increase annuities from Civil Service retirement and disability fund
38
S 734. Reclassification Act of 1957
38
S 1326. Scientific and Professional Classification Act
38
S 1411. Assuring a hearing prior to suspension of civilian employees
38
S 1693. Provide insurance for certain state employees financed from Federal funds
38
S 1740. Authorizing Employees Life Insurance Fund to pay certain administrative
expenses
38
S 2044. Amend Civil Service Act as to annuity payments for Federal employees engaged in
hazardous duties
38
S 3050. Increase equipment allowance for rural mail carriers
38
S 3400. Increase pay of postal field workers
38
S 3899. Readjust size and weight limitations on fourth-class mail
38
S 5836. Postal Policy Act of 1958
Public Works
Box
38
S 497. Omnibus Rivers and Harbors bill
38
S 698. Consent of Congress to Potomac Electric Power Company to construct dam on Potomac
River
38
S 963. Control of advertising adjacent to Federal interstate and defense highways
38
S 1146. Provide national advisory committee of county officials to facilitate coordination of
county highways in the Federal system
38
S 1149. Amend Section 502 of General Bridge Act of 1946
38
S 1869. Amend Tennessee Valley Authority Act
38
S 2406. Authorize certain works of improvement in the Niagara River for power
38
S 3088, 3220. Amend and supplement Federal-Aid Road Act
38
S 3414. Amend and supplement Federal-Aid Road Act
38
S 3576. Increase grants under Federal Water Pollution Control Act
38
S 3846. Provide for erection of Federal building in Minot, N.D.
38
S 3910. Omnibus Rivers and Harbors bill
38
SJR 88. Authorize construction of highway system to be named Lewis and Clark National
Tourway
38
HR 2. Authorize increased diversion from Lake Michigan and the Illinois Waterway
38
HR 9848. National Capital Center of the Performing Arts Act
Rules and Administration
Box
38
S 2150. Federal Elections Act of 1957
38
S 2435. Organize and microfilm the papers of the Presidents in the Library of
Congress
38
SR 33. Authorize Committee on Foreign Relations to make full study of United States Foreign
policy
Small Business
Box
39
(General files on cases; Fuel oil price investigation; Motor carrier industry and truck
mergers; President's Conference on Small Business)
39
Un-UnAmerican Activities (General file only)
Veterans' Affairs
Box
39
S 2080. Computation of annual income for payment of pensions for non-service-connected
disability
39
HR 927. Increase in veterans' pensions
Ways and Means
Box
39
HR 9. Self-employed Individuals' Retirement Act of 1957
39
HR 10. Self-employed Individuals' Retirement Act of 1958
39
HR 653. Provide that survivor benefits received by a child shall not be taken into account in
determining dependency for tax purposes
39
HR 1081. Modify duty on wood veneers
39
HR 3805. Amend Internal Revenue Code to benefit western hemisphere trade
corporations
39
HR 4662. Tax treatment of teachers' expenditures for professional training
39
HR 5551. Tax treatment of railroad retirement benefits
39
HR 6452. Reduction of personal and corporate income tax
39
HR 7000. Amend Internal Revenue Code relating to interest on certain governmental
obligations
39
HR 9467. Social Security Amendments of 1958
39
HR 10368. Trade Agreements Extension Act of 1958
39
HR 10911. Provide for nonrecognition of gain in certain real property transactions
39
HR 12310. United Nations Investment in Peace Act of 1958
Aeronautical and Space Sciences
Box
39
HR 12049. Amend National Aeronautics and Space Act of 1958
Agriculture and Forestry
Box
39
S 75. Establish Rural Electrification Administration as separate agency
39
S 292. Marketing Facilities Improvement Act
39
S 690. Increase use of agricultural products for industrial purposes
39
S 864. Provide greater protection against diseases of livestock and poultry
39
S 1512, 1513. Transfer making of appraisals from Farm Credit Administration to Federal Land
Banks
39
S 1748. Extend Agricultural Trade Development and Assistance Act
39
S 1771. Provide for more stable milk prices
39
S 1797. Authorize Secretary of Agriculture to grant easements for rights-of-way over national
forest lands
39
S, 1901. Stabilize and protect level of support for tobacco
39
S, 1968. Strengthen wheat marketing quota and price support program
39
S 2014. Amend Capper-Volstead Act as to farmer-owned marketing facilities
39
S 2516. National Poultry Stabilization Act
39
S 2759. Wheat Act of 1960
39
S 3044. Directing national forests to be operated under principles of multiple use and
sustained yield
39
S 3473. Chemical Pesticides Coordination Act
39
SR 21. Broadening loan-making powers under Rural Electrification Act
39
HR 2719. Provide for research to expand markets for farm and forest products
39
HR 10572. Directing national forests be operated under principle of multiple use and sustained
yield
39
HR 12759. Extending Mexican farm labor importation program
S 1373. Conveyance of certain lands and improvements in Boston to Massachusetts Port
Authority
40
S 1589. Retention of certain officers in Naval Reserve
40
S, 1993. Provide more efficient dental care for Army personnel
40
S 3122. Establish Air Rescue Service in U.S. Air Force
40
HR 2260. Extension of draft and related authorities
40
HR 5674. Authorize construction of military installations
40
HR 10777. Authorize construction of military installations
40
HCR 24. Deferring teachers from draft
Atomic Energy
Box
40
General file only
Banking and Currency
Box
40
S, 193. Urban renewal and low-rent public housing
40
S 590. Permit free marketing of gold
40
S 1062. Provide safeguards against mergers and consolidations of banks
41
S 1120. Amend National Bank Act and Federal Reserve Act as to reserves against
deposits
41
S 1786. Amend Federal Credit Union Act
41
S 2950. Increase borrowing authority of Housing and Home Finance Agency
41
HR 8305. Amend Federal Credit Union Act
41
HR 9184, 9914. Provide that no member of Board of Directors of Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation shall be Comptroller of the Currency or member of the Board of Directors, Federal Reserve System
41
HR 9814. Requiring that rental housing in urban renewal area shall be designed for middle
income groups
41
HR 9825. Requiring disclosure of financial charges in extension of credit
41
HR 10213. Emergency Home Ownership Act
41
HR 11207. Small Business Act Amendments of 1960
District of Columbia
Box
41
S 304. Insure effective regulation of District of Columbia Transit System, Inc
41
S 685. Exempt from taxation property of Association for Childhood Education International in
District of Columbia
41
S 715. Amend law relating to indecent publications in District of Columbia
41
S 740. District of Columbia Act Against Age Discrimination in Employment
41
S 3193. National Capital Transportation Act of 1960
41
S 3258. Amend District of Columbia Alcoholic Beverage Control Act
41
HR 7124. District of Columbia Nonresident Tuition Act
Finance
Box
41
S 187. Make Sugar Act provisions permanent
41
S 200. Provide for nonrecognition for tax purposes of gain or loss on
41
S distribution of stock made pursuant to enforcing antitrust laws
41
S 267. Provide recognition of Polish Legion of American Veterans
41
S 751. Exempt certain organizations and institutions from cabaret tax
41
S 913. Amend Tariff Act as to wood moldings
41
S 2305. Federal Liens, Priorities and Procedures Act of 1959
41
S 2524. Regulating power of states to tax income derived from interstate commerce
41
S 2663. Provide for equalization of competition between domestic and foreign
industries
41
S 2874. Provide that private aircraft may travel between United States and Mexico and Canada
without requiring owners or operators to pay extra compensation to customs officers
41
S 3349. Create specific tariff classification for coconut meat
41
S 3361. Amend and extend Sugar Act
41
S 3705. Provide benefits for members of armed forces killed or wounded in disturbances other
than a state of war
41
S 3807. Declaration of objectives for Senior Americans Act
41
HR 5. Foreign Investment Incentive Tax Act of 1960
41
HR 10. Self-employed Individuals' Retirement Act of 1959
41
HR 213. Provide additional time for certain states to secure coverage of state employees under
Social Security
41
HR 2411. Provide free importation of tourist literature
41
HR 4245. Life Insurance Company Income Tax Act of 1959
41
HR 5547. Amend Internal Revenue Code relating to possessions of the United States
41
HR 7456. Extend suspension of import duty on casein
41
HR 7523. Tax Rate Extension Act of 1959
41
HR 7650. Veterans' Pension Act of 1959
41
HR 9000. Provide one tax for states and political subdivisions which operate liquor
stores
41
HR 9660. Amend Internal Revenue Code' as to procedure for assessing certain additions to
tax
Foreign Relations
Box
41
General file for, 1959
42
General file for, 1960
42
Special files on: Foreign policy study; Canadian-American affairs; U.S.-Mexico broadcasting
agreement; Latin America, general; Latin America, applications for jobs; Latin American trip, 1959; Bogata meeting, OAS Committee of the 21,
1960; Latin American study; Cuba
43
S 493. Authorize appropriation for Pan American Games, Chicago
43
S 706. Amend Section 303 of International Claims Settlement Act
43
S 730. United States Foreign Service Academy Act
43
S 1451. Mutual Security Act of 1959
43
S 1502. Adjustments in annuities under Foreign Service retirement system
43
S 1697. Amend Mutual Defense Assistance Control Act
43
S, 1928. Inter-American Development Bank Act
43
S 2065. Aid to "Century 21" Exposition
43
S 2908. Provide for study on advisability of Point Four Youth Corps
43
S 2989. National Peace Agency Act
43
S 3008. Amend Title IV of International Claims Settlement Act
43
S 3058. Mutual Security Act of 1960
43
S 3074. International Development Association Act
44
SR 94. Repeal Connally Reservation to International Court statute
44
SR 96. Support of international agreement on suspension of nuclear tests
44
SR 169. Urging international exposition in United States in 1964
44
SJR 131. Authorizing President to invite foreign countries to participate in a world's fair,
New York, 1964
44
SJR 170. Authorize participation in international convention of citizens from North Atlantic
Treaty nations
44
SCR 11. Inviting friendly and democratic nations to consult with nationals of South
Asia
44
SCR 17. Call for convention of North Atlantic Treaty nations
44
HR 9069. Provide standards for issuance of passports
44
HRes 272. Urging United Nations resolution renouncing aggressive war
Government Operations
Box
44
S 433. Conveyance of certain land to city of New York
44
S 747. Conveyance of certain lands to state of Illinois
44
S 910. Payments to Local Governments Act of 1959
44
S 1617. Adjustment of legislative jurisdiction of United States over land in states used for
Federal purposes
44
S 1846. Unclaimed Personal Property Act
44
S 2026. Establish Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations
44
S 2095. Passport Reorganization Act of 1959
44
HR 3722. Permit donations of surplus property to volunteer fire-fighting
organizations
44
HR 9996. Insure that foreign excess property disposed of overseas will not be
imported
Interior and Insular Affairs
Box
44
S 44. Authorize construction of San Luis unit, Central Valley project, Calif
44
S 281. Authorize construction of re-regulating reservoir at Burns Creek site,
Idaho
44
S 851. Provide that withdrawals of public land shall not affect certain water
rights
44
S 1032. Removing 640-acre limitation on lands conveyed for park purposes under Act of June 14,
1926
44
S 1136. Provide for transfer of title to irrigation systems upon completion of repayment of
costs
44
S 1411. Amend Act of August 1, 1956
44
S 1436. Amend Act of June 14, 1926 as to acreage limitation
44
S 1538. Impose import taxes on lead and zinc
44
S 1541. Alaska Omnibus Act
44
S 1871. Authorize establishment of Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site,
Arizona
44
S, 1905. Authorize classification and disposal of public lands valuable for urban and business
purposes
44
S, 1920. Relating to mining claims within the national forests
44
S, 1976. Exempt from income tax payments to Indians for destruction of fishing rights at
Celilo Falls
44
S 2010. Preserve for public use undeveloped shoreline area of U.S.
44
S 2029. Authorize distribution of judgement funds to Confederated Tribe of Siletz Indians,
Oregon
44
S 2030. Require use of humane methods of trapping animals
44
S 2636. Establish Cape Cod National Seashore Park
44
S 2859. Impose certain requirements upon persons engaged in certain activities with respect to
public lands
44
S 2898. Establish Oregon Coast National Seashore Recreation Area
44
S 3180. Amend Colorado River Storage Project Act with respect to protection of national parks
and monuments
44
S 3211. Establish Richard L. Neuberger National Seashore
44
S 3809. Establish National Wilderness Preservation System
44
S 3880. Guarantee consumers in Pacific Northwest first call on electric energy generated at
Federal plants in that region
44
SR 48. Establish Senate Interim Select Committee on National Water Resources
44
SCR 27. Establish Commission on the Gold Mining Industry
44
SCR 28. Declare Federal policy on Indian affairs
44
HR 2154. Authorize acquisition of additional property for Independence National Historical
Park, Philadelphia, Pa
44
HR 2331. Establish Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Park, Md.
44
HR 5194. Establish Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Park, Md.
44
HR 5555. Recognize authority of states to control water within their state
boundaries
44
HR 7680. Provide for construction of Bully Creek dam, Vale Reclamation Project,
Ore
44
HR 9723. Impose certain requirements on persons engaged in certain activities with respect to
public lands
44
HCR 177. Encourage increased production and employment in domestic mining and mineral
industries
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Box
45
S 12. Expedite use of television transmission facilities in public schools and
colleges
45
S 213. Regulate interstate transportation of steelhead trout
45
S 591. Prohibit charging fee to view telecasts in private homes
45
S 997. Franchised Dealer Act
45
S 1083. Equalize rights in distribution of brand-name or trade-name merchandise
45
S 1283. Federal Hazardous Substances Labeling Act
45
S 1331. Improve national transportation system
45
S 1353, 1354, 1355. Remove certain restrictions on motor, air and water carriers in interstate
commerce
45
S 1420. Promote conservation of fish and game by requiring approval of Secretary of the
Interior of licenses issued under Federal Power Act
45
S 1424. Amend Merchant Marine Act as to mortgage insurance of terminal facilities
45
S 1432. Prohibit serving or consumption of alcoholic beverages on passenger
airlines
45
S 1507. Make Interstate Commerce Act applicable to transportation by water between ports in
Alaska and other U.S. ports
45
S 1551. Authorize free or reduced-rate air transport for certain persons
45
S 1782. Provide for comprehensive operation of hydroelectric resources in the United States
(Headwaters benefits bill)
45
S 1787. Decorative Hardwood or Imitation Hardwood Products Labeling Act
45
S 1806. Revision of the Transportation of Explosives Act
45
S 1886. Amend Communications Act as to community antenna television systems
45
S 1898. Amend Communications Act as to procedure for obtaining a license
45
S, 1905. Authorize classification and disposal of public lands valuable for urban and business
purposes
45
S 2151. Regulating distribution of automobiles in interstate commerce
45
S 2175. Eliminate 6 per centum differential applying to bids of Pacific Coast
shipbuilders
45
S 2262. Amend Section 10 of Federal Power Act
45
S 2300. Provide for licensing of independent ocean freight forwarders
45
S 2303. Establish jurisdiction in Federal Communications Commission over community antenna
systems
45
S 2424. Provide that equal time provisions with respect to candidates for public office not
apply to news programs
45
S 2586. Conservation of anadromous fish spawning areas in Salmon River, Idaho
45
S 2653. Establish jurisdiction in Federal Communications Commission over community antenna
systems
45
S 3019. Great Lakes Pilotage Act of 1960
45
S 3102. Establish office of International Travel and Travel Advisory Board
45
S 3171. Provide for use of television stations by candidates for office of President of United
States
45
S 3563, 3564. Give Civil Aeronautics Board certain review authority over Administrator of
Federal Aviation Agency
45
SR 244. Authorize study of national transportation system
45
HR 1320. Shoe Labeling Act
45
HR 2221. Limit liquor advertising
45
HR 2565. Promote conservation of fish and wildlife on military reservations
45
HR 4049. Authorize free or reduced-rate transportation to certain persons
45
HR 6872. Public Health Training Act of 1959
45
HR 7201. Provide for comprehensive operation of hydroelectric power resources of the United
States (Headwater benefits bill)
45
HR 10253. Amend Railroad Retirement Act as to age of retirement
45
Joint Committee on Washington Metropolitan Problems (General file only)
Judiciary
Box
45
S 101. Provide for defense of suits against Federal employees arising from motor vehicle
accidents while on duty
45
S 188. Prohibit certain acts involving transportation or use of explosives
45
S 215. Amend antitrust laws to require certain corporations to file advance notice and
justification for price increases
45
S 600. Federal Administrative Practices Act of 1959
45
S 609. Relief of estate of Greg Kessenich
45
S 838, 839. Prevent automobile manufacturers from financing sale of their product
45
S 883. Confer jurisdiction upon U.S. to hear and judge claims of customs officers and
employees for overtime pay
45
S 1134. Relief of Manuel Gil-Carrasco and Jesus Torrado-Espana
45
S 1304. Broaden application of Summary Suspension Act of 1950
45
S 1313. Relief of Rosa Lee Wallace
45
S 1447. Providing for patenting of plants
45
S 1689. Freedom Commission Act
45
S, 1919. Immigration and Nationality Act Amendments of 1959
45
S, 1996. Amend Immigration and Nationality Act
45
S 2182. Relief of Andrew J. Metcalf
45
S 2545. Limit applicability of antitrust laws to certain aspects of professional team
sports
45
S 2652. Strengthen internal security of the United States
45
S 2780. Clarify and protect right of public to information
45
S 2849. Federal Code of Administrative Practice
45
S 2863. Relief of Kyong-Ok Ahn
45
S 3174. Authorize civil actions for review of administrative determinations in grazing land
cases
45
S 3340. Authorize certain communications to be intercepted by state law (wiretap evidence in
state courts)
45
S 3483. Professional Sports Antitrust Act of 1960
45
S 3548. Amend Norris-LaGuardia Act, National Labor Relations Act, and Railway Labor Act as to
terms and conditions of employment
45
SJR 39, 529. Amendments to Constitution authorizing governors to fill temporary vacancies in
the House of Representatives, abolish tax and property qualifications for electors in Federal elections, enfranchise the people of the District
of Columbia
45
SJR 44. Amendment to Constitution relative to disapproval of items in general appropriation
bills
45
SJR 69. Amendment to Constitution relative to equal rights for men and women
45
SJR 91. Designating Patriotic Education Week
45
SJR 209. Establish National Forest Products Week
45
HR 3. Establish rules of interpretation governing questions of effects of Acts of Congress on
state laws
45
HR 2236. Amend Bankruptcy Act as to tax payments
45
HR 2725. Prohibit use of aircraft or motor vehicles to hunt wild horses on United States
land
45
HR 2844. Relief of Andrija Artukovic
45
HR 4386. Making it unlawful to remove or deface boundary markers on Indian
reservations
46
HR 5896. Provide for entry of certain relatives of U.S. citizens
46
HR 6742. Relating to applications for writs of habeas corpus by persons in custody by state
court judgement
46
HR 8121. Authorize security program with respect to defense contractors and their
employees
46
HR 8601. Civil Rights Act of 1960
46
HR 10089. Permit civil action against officer of United States in his official capacity
wherever plaintiff resides
46
HJR 615. Requiring consent of Congress for future amendments to Port of New York Authority
Compact
Labor and Public Welfare
Box
46
(General file on Subcommittee on Aging and Aged; Subcommittee on Railroad
Retirement)
46
S 280. Amend Railroad Retirement Act as to applicability of retirement benefits to computation
of veterans' benefits
46
S 632. Amend National Labor Relations Act, so that nothing therein invalidates state laws
prohibiting strikes in public utilities
46
S 648. General Extension Act of 1959
46
S 681. Amend National Labor Relations Act as to applicability in printing and publishing
industry
46
S 694. Juvenile Delinquency Controls Project Act
46
S 731. Extend certain traineeship provisions of Health Amendments Act of 1956
46
S 765. Assist states in control of juvenile delinquency
46
S 772. Rehabilitation Act of 1959
46
S 819. Amending loyalty provision of National Defense Education Act of 1958
46
S 875. Amend Railroad Retirement Act as to age of women retirees
46
S 1119. Amend Davis-Bacon Act
46
S 1227. Amend Federal Employees Compensation Act to permit chiropractic treatment
46
S 1265. Provide assistance to states for workshops and facilities in vocational
rehabilitation
46
S 1534. Clarify legal status of apprenticeship funds
46
S 1628. Radiation Hazards Act of 1959
46
S, 1939. Federally Affected Areas School Assistance Amendments of 1959
46
S 2170. Health Educational Facilities Construction Act of 1959
46
S 2643. Amend Section 8(b)(4) of National Labor Relations Act (situs picketing)
46
S 2929. Amend National Defense Education Act as to affidavits of belief
46
S 3025. Practical Nurse Training Extension Act of 1960
46
S 3444. Prohibit exercise of certain judicial power in internal administrative affairs of
labor organizations
46
S 3454. Authorize project grants for graduate training in public health
46
S 3555. Manpower Act of 1960
46
S 3726. Equality of Employment Opportunity for Older Workers Act
46
SR 294. Extending life of Labor Management Investigating Committee
46
SJR 127. Establish program of grants-in-aid for teachers of deaf
46
HR 7480. Amend Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetics Act as to labeling declaration of pesticide
chemicals
46
HR 7656. Establish Federal Advisory Council on the Arts
46
HR 7680. Labor and Management Improper Practices Act of 1959
46
HR 7965. Authorize outpatient treatment for certain veterans
46
HR 7966. Provide optometric service for certain veterans
46
HR 10596. Change method of payment of Federal aid to state homes for veterans
46
HR 11267. Insure that employers, will be immune from suit for injuries for which compensation
has been paid
Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Box
46
HR 57. Require pilots on certain vessels on Great Lakes
46
HR 5068. Provide for licensing of independent foreign freight forwarders
Post Office and Civil Service
Box
46
S 94. Federal Employees Health Insurance Act of 1959
46
S 95. Permitting postal and Federal employees to organize
46
S 118. Grant postal field workers one state holiday each year
46
S 420. Amend Postal Employees Group Life Insurance Act to permit employees to pay government
share of premium
46
S 909. Relating to observance of holidays occurring on Saturday
46
S 1052. Revising position classification and pay levels of postal employees
46
S 1306. Readjust size and weight limitations on fourth-class mail
46
S 1638. Career Service Act of 1959
47
S 2162. Federal Employees Health Benefits Act of 1959
47
S 2402. Clarify authority of Postmaster General to expedite transportation of mail
47
S 2575. Federal Annuitants Health Benefits Act of 1959
47
S 3132. Prevent use of stopwatches or other measuring devices in Postal Service
47
HR 2502. Eliminate penalty charges on short paid mail
47
HR 7379. Amend Act of July 27, 1956 as to detention of mail for temporary periods in the
public interest
47
HR 9488. Clarify law with respect to transportation of airmail
47
HR 10699. Provide for revision of postal regulations
47
HR 12595. Clarify law with respect to transportation of airmail
Public Works
Box
47
S 223. Consent of Congress to. Potomac Electric Power Company for dam on Potomac
River
47
S 805. Establish Office of Water Pollution Control
47
S 1126. Amend Section 502 of General Bridges Act of 1946 as to bridges over navigable
waters
47
S, 1927. Bonneville Reorganization Act of 1959.(Bonneville Power Corporation)
47
S 2437. Provide for reservation of power from John Day Dam for use in states where dam is
located
47
S 2440. Designate Green Peter Dam and Reservoir as Douglas McKay Dam and Reservoir
47
S 2628. Establish U.S. Study Commission on the Development of the Rivers, Ports, and Drainage
Basins of Alaska
47
HR 1. Require a study of effect of increasing diversion of water from
47
HR 47 Lake Michigan into Illinois Waterway
47
HR 3460. Permit revenue bond financing by Tennessee Valley Authority
47
HR 3610. Establish Office of Water Pollution Control
47
HR 7634. Omnibus Rivers and Harbors bill
47
HR 8678. Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1959
47
HR 10495. Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1960
Rules and Administration
Box
47
SR 29. Authorize study of transportation policies in the United States
47
SR 57. Authorize study of antitrust and antimonopoly laws of the United States
47
SR 294. Extend life of Select Committee on Improper Activities in the Labor or Management
Field
47
SCR 1. Permitting President to veto portions of appropriations bills
47
SCR 145. Directing Congress to investigate mental health programs
Small Business
Box
48
(General file; File of cases; Oil and gas; Timber set-aside hearings)
Un-American Activities
Box
48
HR 11580. United States Merchant Vessel and Waterfront Security Act of 1960
Veterans Affairs
Box
48
HR 1181. Provide pension of $100 a month to World War I veterans over 60 years of
age
48
HR 3508. Equalize certain rates of wartime disability compensation
48
HR 9336. World War I Pension Act of 1960
Ways and Means
Box
48
HR 10. Self-Employed Individuals' Retirement Act of 1959
48
HR 502. Amend Social Security Act as to amount of earned income allowable
48
HR 1365. Railroad Equipment Administration Act
48
HR 2172. Amend Internal Revenue Code as to depreciation allowance for railroad
corporations
48
HR 4000. Pay-as-you-go Social Security Insurance
48
HR 4245. Life Insurance Company Income Tax Act of 1959
48
HR 4700. Social Security Amendments of 1959
48
HR 5304. Establish United States Customs Enforcement Division
48
HR 7123. Allow expenditures for legislative purposes as deductions from gross
income
48
HR 7950. Equalize taxation among financial institutions
48
HR 9233. Allow deduction for income tax purposes of special assessments
48
HR 9322. Make permanent the suspension of duties on certain coarse wool
48
HR 9925. Provide for coverage of physicians by insurance system in Social Security
Act
48
HR 10426. Exempt fowling nets from duty
48
HR 10590. Relating to interest rate restrictions on bonds of the United States
48
HR 12381. Public Debt and Tax Rate Extension Act of 1960
48
HR 12536. Relating to treatment of charges for local advertising in determining manufacturer's
sale price
Correspondence with government departments and agencies about legislation, policies, and aid. to constituents. Also correspondence
with persons interested in passage or defeat of bills, or wanting assistance from departments and agencies. This file was kept sporadically
from, 1946-1952, then more regularly until, 1960/1961. The difference between this file and the Legislative File is more a matter of arrangement
than content. The arrangement is by name of department, agency or committee.
Container(s)
Description
Dates
Agriculture
Box
1
General, 1947-1961
1
General, Livestock prices, 1955-1956
Box
1
Public Law 480, 1960
1
Soil Bank, 1957-1961
1
Wheat and flour exports, 1948
Agriculture, Forests and Forest Service
Box
2
General, 1945-1961
2
Access roads, 1956-1960
2
Budget apportionment, 1957
2
Bull Run watershed, 1957-1958
2
National Forest scaling, 1956-1957
2
National Forests, 1955-1960
2
Sustained yield, 1948-1952
Agriculture
Box
3
Sustained yield, 1952-1959
3
Three Sisters Area controversy, 1955-1958
3
Timber resources resources review, 1956-1958
3
Timber sales, 1948-1960
3
Watershed, 1948
Box
3
Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service, 1948-1960
Air Force
Box
4
General, 1955-1960
4
Camp Adair, Ore., 1957-1960
4
French Prairie (porposed Air Force base), 1956-1958
4
Northwest Technical Institute, Tillamook, 1956-1957
4
Portland International Airport Ammunition Storage, 1957-1958
Armed Services Committee
Box
4
General, 1949-1950
5
General, 1951-1952
5
MacArthur hearings, 1951
5
Preparedness Subcommittee, 1950-1952
5
Alaska Task Force, 1950-1951
Army
Box
5
General, 1954-1957
6
General, 1958-1961
6
Corps of Engineers, 1954-1960
6
Corps of Engineers, Civil functions see Rivers and Harbors
Letters received in quantity on certain issues or bills before Congress. A substantial portion of these letters represent the
efforts of organized letter-writing campaigns.
Container(s)
Description
Dates
Box
1
Labor-Management Relations Bill (Taft-Hartley) S3020, 80th Congress. 1947
Letters received in bulk, either form letters, form cards, inspired mail, with replies in the form of robo-typed letters. Arranged
by year, with a rough alphabetical arrangement under year, by subject. There is no guarantee that the same subjects are filed in the same way
from year to year. This series is closely allied to Series K (Pressure Mail) and in some instances, e.g., Vietnam-War, and Gun Control, is
really an extension of Series K.
Container(s)
Description
Dates
1954
Box
1
Atomic energy control
1
Wiretapping (Morse speech of May 18)
1955
Box
1
Robo samples for, 1955 (no incoming letters
1961
Box
1
Education (answers to ballots regarding Responsible Economic Education)
1
Education (Philadelphia speech on Federal support of private schools)
1
Education (aid to private schools)
1
Federal government. Regional postoffice transfer
1961
Box
2
Foreign relations, Cuba
2
Foreign relations, Cuba, Tractors for prisoners
2
Parks and forests, Wilderness bill
2
Taxes on dividends and interest
1962
Box
2
Agriculture, Humane treatment of animals
2
Agriculture, Turkey marketing
2
Associations and Commissions, Social Security medical aid
2
Atomic energy, nuclear testing
2
Beverages, Diplomatic use of alcoholic beverages
2
Civil rights, Racial disturbances in Mississippi
2
Economics, Economy in government
2
Economics, Steel prices
2
Economics, Quality stabilization bills
2
Federal government, Communist mail
2
Foreign relations, Foreign aid
2
Foreign relations, Disarmament
2
Foreign relations, United Nations
2
Foreign relations, Cuba
2
Foreign relations, Chinese refugees
2
Health and welfare, General
2
Health and welfare, Fluoridation
2
Health and welfare, Vaccination Assistance Act of 1962
2
Health and welfare, Revision of food and drug regulations
3
Housing, Cabinet post of Housing and Urban Affairs
3
Immigration and naturalization, Letters to naturalized citizens, Oregon
3
Insurance and retirement, Retired Federal employees
3
Insurance and retirement, S3122, payment for chiropractic care
3
Labor, Agricultural workers
3
Labor, Railway industry
3
Labor, Children in agricultural labor
3
Legal, Prayer issue
3
Mail, Increase in rates for second and third class
3
Mail, Non-resident denial
3
Memorials and holidays
3
Military, general
3
Military, Firearms registration
3
National defense, Fallout shelters
3
Political affairs, Poll on national issues
3
Political affairs, Congratulations
3
Political affairs, Contributions
3
Post office, Medford site
3
Public relations, Government publications
3
Salaries, Federal pay raise
3
Servicemen and veterans, general
3
Social security, Medicare
4
Social security, Medicare
4
Social security, Petitions regarding benefits
4
Taxes, Expense account deductions
4
Taxes, Herlong-Baker bill, HR 12632, 13633
4
Taxes, Tax amendments, HR10
4
Taxes, Tax amendments, HR10
5
Taxes, Interest and dividends
6
Taxes, Interest and dividends
6
Taxes, Real estate
6
Taxes, Highway programs
6
Trade, general
7
Un-American activities
7
Utilities, Morning broadcasts (Docket 14419)
7
Utilities, Interstate Commerce Act
7
Utilities, Railroad mergers
7
Utilities, Piggyback service
7
Utilities, Railroad service
7
Veterans, Education
7
Veterans, Pensions
7
Veterans, Disabled, Compensation
1963
Box
7
Abuses of travel abroad by Congress
7
Adam Clayton Powell
7
Aid to higher education
7
Aid to higher education, Church and state issue
8
American lumber industry
8
Arms control and disarmament
8
Betancourt visit
8
Budget for, 1963
8
Budget, Readers Digest article
8
Civil rights
8
Congo
8
Cuba
9
Federal Aviation Agency
9
Finance Section, Bureau of Indian Affairs
9
Firearms registration
9
Food and drug administration
9
Foreign aid, approval of Morse remarks
9
Foreign aid, Oregonian articles
9
General issues
9
Health Professions Educational Act (chiropractic)
9
Housing project, Oregon City
9
Kennedy assassination
9
Laboratory treatment of. animals
9
Legislation for retired employees
9
Library Services Act
9
Liquor on capitol hill
9
Lumber standards
9
Matters being looked into
9
Medford postmastership
9
Middle Snake River development
9
Military, General
9
Military, Pay raise
10
Military, Enlisted men's inactive time credit bill
10
Military, Defense installations in Oregon
10
Military, Tax on ammunition components
10
Military, Draft extension bill
10
Muddy Creek Wildlife Refuge
10
National Defense Education Act titles
10
Non-residents denial
10
Nuclear testing
10
Optometry
10
Oregon Dunes National Seashore
10
Parks and forests, Siuslaw
10
Prayer issue
11
Presbyterian intercommunity hospital project
11
Putting America on the moon
11
Quality stabilization bills
11
Rail carrier minimum rate regulation bill
11
Railroad strike
11
Railroad mergers
11
Railroad retirement benefits
11
Railway clerks impending strike
11
Railway hospital insurance (S.P.)
11
Social security medical plan
11
Special letter re Public Affairs Institute
11
Strikes
11
Tax bill
11
Tax changes
11
Taxes, Expense account deductions
11
Taxes, Income from sale of residence by elderly taxpayers
11
Taxes, Stock and dividend
11
Teachers training for teachers of deaf
11
Tongue Point Naval Base
12
Transportation industry
12
Trial of Bahalis
12
Truth in packaging bill
12
Umatilla City Council conference in District of Columbia
12
United Airlines
12
United Nations in Congo
12
Urban mass transit bill
12
Veterans' affairs
12
Wallace issue
12
Wheat sales to Russia
12
World War I veterans' pensions
1964
Box
12
Army Reserve
12
Beef imports
12
Bird people
12
Cattlemen petition
12
Change in immigration bill
12
Circulation of smear pamphlets against President Johnson
12
Current college debate topic
12
Coverage, cash tips as income
12
Coverage for doctors in Social Security
12
Ellender amendment
12
Meat imports
12
People against Title VII, Civil rights bill
12
Communist teachers in Oregon
12
Doubletime pay
12
Failure of Congress to pass Social Security Act
12
Federal excise tax
13
Florida East Coast dispute
13
Foreign aid
13
Students representing Senator Morse in mock senate
13
Students writing biography of Senator Morse
13
High school debate topic: control of nuclear arms
13
Oregonians against Morse stand on Vietnam
13
Highway 30
13
Immigration Act changes
13
Inclusion of doctors under Social Security
13
Income tax, Capital gains
13
Income tax, Ribicoff amendment
13
Increase in Civil Service retirement
13
International relations class, Oregon high schools
13
Labor, N.L.R.B.
13
Log export problem
13
Mackie and Mackay
13
McCarthy amendment
13
Military construction authorization bill
13
Panama
13
Pay raise for executive, judicial and legislative branches
13
Preservation of redwoods in Oregon
13
Pro-Senator Morse stand on Vietnam
13
President Sukarno's call girls
13
Raising Social Security
13
Reapportionment in states
13
Site for new Federal building, Portland
1964
Box
14
Social Security tax
14
South Vietnam
14
Student workers in civil rights in Mississippi
14
Subsidize gold mining
14
Tax deduction, volunteer firemen
14
Taxes, changes
14
Tourists at Kennedy home
14
Veterans' nursing care
14
Wheat legislation
14
World War I pensions
1965
Box
14
Agriculture, Hood River harvest workers
14
Camp White domiciliary
14
Civil rights, Allendale, S.C.
14
Civil rights, Selma, Ala.
14
Civil service, pay increase
14
Civil service, retirement
14
Coinage Act, collections
14
Communist Party, registration
14
Disarmament agency
14
Excise taxes, repeal
14
Federal judgeship, Oregon, recommendations
14
Fifteenth Amendment, enforcement
14
Firearms registration
15
Foreign aid, wheat to Egypt
15
Grande Ronde project
15
Highway use taxes, trucks
15
Immigration Act changes
15
John Day River survey
15
Laboratory animals, humane treatment
15
Medicare and Eldercare
15
Military pay raise
15
Mt. Hood freeway
15
Opteka case (Otto Opteka)
15
Oregon Dunes National Seashore
15
Port Orford Harbor project
15
Post Office, leasing vehicles for rural carriers
15
Postal employees overtime pay
15
Postmasters, 5-day work week
15
Reapportionment
15
Siuslaw Harbor project
15
Social Security, cash tips for coverage
15
Social Security, trust fund report requests
15
Spanish American War widows' pensions
15
Sunday election day
16
Taft-Hartley Act, repeal of 14(b)
16
Telephone excise tax
16
Veterans' disability pension increase
16
Vietnam
16
Wheat price support
1966
Box
17
Civil Rights Act, Title IV (housing)
17
Community antenna television systems
17
DDT in dairy products
17
Dognapping legislation
17
Firearms registration
17
Foreign aid
18
International Educational and Cultural Exchange Program Grantees
18
Labor, bean and berry pickers
18
Labor, minimum wage
18
Laboratory animals, humane treatment
18
Pension plans for self-employed
18
Railroad mergers
18
Russian fishing fleet
18
Sale of vitamin and mineral preparations
19
School lunch program
19
Unemployment insurance amendments
19
Vietnam
20
Vietnam
20
Voting age of 18
1968
Box
20
Appropriations, Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
20
Beverages, anti-liquor advertising on radio and television
20
Civil rights
20
Crime, firearms control
21
Crime, firearms control
21
Crime, riots and disturbances, civil
21
Education, student loans
21
Federal government, Senator Thomas Dodd ethics case
21
Federal government, flag abuse
22
Federal government, Postoffice cutback
22
Federal government, star route mail contractors
22
Finance, budget and taxes
22
Finance, Truth-in-lending bill
22
Foreign relations, Consular convention with Soviet Union
22
Foreign relations, Japanese timber purchases
22
Foreign relations, Middle East peace
22
Foreign relations, Panama Canal treaty
22
Foreign relations, Pueblo incident
22
Foreign relations, Saturday Evening Post article on corruption in South Vietnam
22
Foreign relations, Vietnam
23
Foreign relations, Vietnam, missionary prisoners
23
Health and welfare, DMSO use
23
Health and welfare, Health Manpower Act of 1968
23
Health and welfare, Vitamins and food supplements regulation
23
Labor, Headstart transfer
23
Labor, National Labor Relations Act extension
23
Labor, Railroad strike
23
Legal, Congress and Supreme Court
23
Legal, Dirksen amendment regarding prayer in schools
23
Mail, Commemorative stamp, IOOF.
24
Mail, postal rate increases
24
Memorials and holidays, Monday holidays
24
Military, retirement pay recomputation
24
Military, topless dancers in Vietnam
24
Nbtals, gold reserve
24
National defense, anti-ballistic-missiles system
24
Nominations, Supreme Court, Fortas and Thornberry
24
Nominations, Supreme Court, Marshall
24
Parks and forests, French Pete
24
Parks and forests, Nestucca State Park
24
Parks and forests, Redwood National Park
24
Political affairs, Democratic convention, Chicago
24
Political affairs, voting age 18
24
Public relations, campaign thank-you, 1968
24
Roads, Highway Beautification Act of 1965
24
Roads, highway construction funds
24
Salaries, reclassification of postal grade level
25
Social Security improvements
25
Social Security, Medicare
25
Social Security, Readers Digest article
25
Taxes, general
26
Taxes, Income tax exemption
26
Taxes, IRS policies
26
Trade, Communist countries
26
Trade, mink tariff
26
Trade, steel import quota
26
Trade, travel tax
26
Utilities, Communications Workers of America bargaining request
Correspondence, speeches, literature, financial, and miscellaneous records of political campaigns. Includes Senator Morse's
campaigns for his own election and re-election, and Senator Morse's campaigns on behalf of others.
Additional files on, 1968 campaign are in Series B, 122-123, filed under "Political affairs."
From, 1922-1944 the file includes speeches only. From 1944-1968 there are also itineraries, drafts, and correspondence. From,
1966-1968 the files include folders marked "Vietnam speeches." Many speeches were distributed as press releases, and may also be found in that
form. This file is arranged chronologically.
Container(s)
Description
Dates
Box
1
1922-1944, including, 1944 primary and regular election
2
March 29, 1945-October 31, 1946
3
January 8, 1947-March 2, 1948
4
March 6, 1948-December 6, 1949
5
December 8, 1949-December 16, 1951
6
January 3, 1952-April 11, 1953
7
April, 19, 1953-March 4, 1954
8
March 8, 1954-September 9, 1955
9
January 17, 1956-August 24, 1957
10
September 13, 1957-July 24, 1958
11
August 9, 1958-December 29, 1959
12
January 10, 1960-December 21, 1960
13
January 12, 1961-February 21, 1962
14
February 22, 1962-May 15, 1963
15
May 16, 1963-February 18, 1964
16
February 24, 1964-November 20, 1964
17
November 22, 1964-June 25, 1965
18
June 27, 1965-December, 1966 (1966 speeches only)
19
January 7, 1966-June 17, 1966 (letters and itineraries only)
20
June 18, 1966-December 26, 1966 (letters and itineraries)
In two parts: magazine articles, some in manuscript and as published, some in published form only, both by Senator Morse and about
Senator Morse, arranged by title of periodical. Statements and speeches mimeo-graphed for distribution in reply to mass mailings or for special
groups, or in response to large requests.
Container(s)
Description
Dates
Box
1
Advance Magazine - Live American
2
Look Magazine - Workshop on World Disarmament
3-4
Statements and speeches, chronologically arranged, 1945-1958
Letters and accompanying documents relative to Federal jobs in Washington, D.C. or elsewhere. Requests for intervention or aid from
Senator Morse. Includes appointments. One file contains office personnel records, 1947-1965.
Los Angeles. Shell Oil Company case. June 21, 1940
2
Los Angeles. Registration of additional clerks. June 20, 1941
2
Marcola, Ore. Fisher Lumber Company. Aug. 7, 1937
2
Marshfield, Ore. Stoppage of work. Aug. 20, 1939
2
Port Townsend, Wash. Refusal to handle cargo on SS Coast Miller. Oct. 4, 1940
2
Port Townsend, Wash. National Paper Products case. March 24, 1941
3
Portland, Ore. Ferryboatmen's Union vs. Shaver Transportation Co. Oct. 1935-May,
1936
3
Portland, Ore. Port closure case. May 16, 1939
3
Portland, Ore. Luckenbach case. May 17, 1939
3
Portland, Ore. Masters, mates and pilots. July-Aug. 1939; July 1941
3
Portland, Ore. Johnson Lumber Co. case. July 5, 1940
3
Portland, Ore. Employers' rights to select men under October agreement. Nov. 7, 1940
3
Portland, Ore. Collective bargaining agreement and Portland shipyards. May 5, 1941
3
Portland, Ore. Flour and Cereal Workers Union No. 20160 vs. Crown Mills. Jan. 18,
1942
4
Puget Sound Ferryboat case. Jan. 6, 1940
4
San Francisco. Privilege of employment case. Sept. 17, 1938
4
San Francisco. Liftboard jurisdiction case. Feb. 10, 1939
4
San Francisco. Stoppage of work on SS Birmingham City. Feb. 27, 1939
5
San Francisco. Encinal terminal. March 2, 1939
5
San Francisco. Liftboard jursidiction and scope. March 8, 1939
5
San Francisco. Size of slingloads, coastwise. April 3, 1939
5
San Francisco. SS Birmingham City; composition of gangs. April 7, 1939
5
San Francisco. Preferred gang case. May 26, 1939
5
San Francisco. Representation on labor relations committee (Spy case) May 29, 1939
5
San Francisco. Picket line case, coastwise. June 1, 1939
5
San Francisco. MS Evanger case. Aug. 10, 1939
5
San Francisco. Dismissal of gangs in San Francisco. Aug. 11, 1939
5
San Francisco. Preferred gang case. Aug. 14, 1939
5
San Francisco. Hatch tenders on Griffith boats. Aug. 15, 1939
5
San Francisco. Representatives of labor relations committee. (Labor spies) Aug. 17,
1939
5
San Francisco. San Francisco safety code. Aug. 18, 1939
5
San Francisco. Employer's right to transfer gangs from dock to ship. Aug. 19, 1939
5
San Francisco. Liftboard case. Sept. 15, 1939
6
San Francisco. Mechanical trimmer case. Sept. 16, 1939
6
San Francisco. Minimum gang case. Sept. 23, 1939
6
San Francisco. MS California Express. Hot cargo pears. Sept. 26, 1939
6
San Francisco. City of Newport News (Panama Pacific) Oct. 7, 1939
6
San Francisco. Sardine case. Oct. 9, 1939
6
San Francisco. Marine engineers overtime case. Dec. 16, 1939
6
San Francisco. West Kyska case. March 2, 1940
6
San Francisco. Jurisdiction. Long Beach hiring hall and San Diego steam schooner cases. June 6,
11, 1940
7
San Francisco. Clerks case. June 25, 1940
7
San Francisco. Port of Huenema and Oxnard Harbor District. July 24, 1940
7
San Francisco. Travel time to the East Bay. July 29, 1940
7
San Francisco. Payment of standby time. Aug. 1, 1940
7
San Francisco. Noon hour pay case. Aug. 1, 1940
7
San Francisco. Relief of gangs. Aug. 12, 1940
7
San Francisco. Matson and McCormick ship cases. Aug. 16, 1940
7
San Francisco. Alleged failure of employers to bargain in good faith. Aug. 24, 1940
8
San Francisco. Ship clerks dispute over vacation. Oct. 11, 1940
8
San Francisco. SS Coast Trader case. Oct. 16, 1940
8
San Francisco. Ship clerks dispute over vacation and pay. Jan. 25, 1941
8
San Francisco. Ship clerks dispute over Section 11D. March 21, 1941
8
San Francisco. Special appearance of employers on working rule dispute. April 26,
1941
8
San Francisco. Overtime for radio officers. Section 3. April 21, 1941
8
San Francisco. Overtime for radio officers. Section 8. April 23, 1941
8
San Francisco. Wage review provided in July 13, 1940 agreement. May 3, 1941
8
San Francisco. Working and dispatching rules. June 5, 1941
9
San Francisco. Longshoremen's wage dispute. Jan. 31, 1942
10
San Francisco. Longshoremen's wage dispute. Jan. 31, 1942 (concluded)
10
San Francisco. Bridges industry plan. Feb. 12, 1942
10
San Pedro. Liftboard case. Sept. 23, 1938
10
San Pedro. Penalty case. Sept. 11, 1939
10
San Pedro. Long Beach carfare case while shifting SS Quinalt, Dec. 9, 1940
10
Seattle. Assistant foreman, coastwise or local case. April 6, 1939
10
Seattle. Direct movement of cargo case. June 7, 1939
10
Seattle. Assistant foreman case. June 10, 1939
10
Seattle. Dispute over work rules on steam schooner A.M. Baxter. March 22, 1941
10
Seattle. Rehearing on dispute of March 22, 1941. March 30, 1941
11
Tacoma, Port Angeles and Anacortes. Strike against NLRB decision. Sept. 5, 1940
11
Converted Paper Products Industry Committee
11
Industry Committee No. 14, U.S. Labor Department, Wage and Hour Division, for the converted paper
products industry. Wage adjudication. Correspondence, documents, decision. 1940-1941
U.S. National Defense Mediation Board
Box
12
Douglas Fir Lumber Commission. Correspondence, minutes, documents. May-December,
1941
U.S. Attorney General
Box
12
Attorney General's Survey of Release Procedures. Correspondence, manuscript report,
1938
13-20
U.S. President. Emergency Board to Investigate Disputes Between Common Carriers and Employees.
Appointed September 10, 1941
Correspondence, transcripts of proceedings (30v.), exhibits, briefs, reports. 1941-1942.
Pacific Coast Maritime Industry Board
Box
21
Miscellaneous papers, February-May, 1942
21
Harry Bridges deportation case briefs, 1942
War Labor Board
Box
0
Press releases, 1942-1944. E223
0
Proceedings of Special Committee to investigate executive agencies. (Box 22)
0
Correspondence, 1942-1944. (Box 23)
0
Transcripts of executive meetings and hearings of War Labor Board, April 10, 1942-February 8,
1944. (Box 24-36)
U.S. President
Box
37
President's Special Board to Investigate and Review Shutdown of Atlantic and Gulf Coast Ports.
Report. 1963
37
President's Emergency Board #166. (Five airlines and International Association of Machinists).
Transcripts of proceedings; exhibits; reports. 1965-1966
38
John Totura vs. Department of Agriculture. 1965 (Morse counsel)
U.S. President
Box
38
President's Special Board to Settle Dispute Between Certain Railroad
38
Carriers and Shop Employees. Transcripts of proceedings; exhibits; reports. 1967
0
U.S. Senate. Committee on Labor and Public Welfare. Education Subcommittee. Correspondence.,
1965-1968
A complete name index to the Senatorial files consisting of carbon copies of letters. A new alphabet was commenced each year. The
index also contains cross-referenece sheets. The letters are coded as to the subject under which the main correspondence is filed.
Volume 1 of the scrapbooks contains school mementos as well as clippings. Later volumes consist of clippings only. Volumes 1-115
were assembled by Wayne Morse or his staff. Volumes 116-171 were assembled by Mrs. O. D. Cook of Portland, Ore., and contain clippings relating
to the Oregon Democratic Party generally from, 1950 to, 1956.
These bits and pieces of material were found after the main body of Wayne L. Morse Papers had been processed. It is not known
whether this material somehow never got sorted into the major collection or if it was received after the main portion of the collection had been
processed.
This addendum largely consists of correspondence, La Follette research material, arbitration decisions, speeches, financial
material, and mementos. The correspondence has been divided into personal and general, according to a previous processing decision. It is
arranged alphabetically with the number of letters appearing in parentheses after the name. The speeches and financial material have been
arranged chronologically. The last box contains oversize material including artifacts, ledgers, yearbooks of Mildred Morse and two scrapbooks.
Original photographs have been removed to the Photograph Collection.
These files comprising the second addendum to the Wayne L. Morse Papers were found unprocessed and out of place in the stacks. It
is believed they were separated from the main collection of papers in the processing stage, but for an unknown reason were never included with
that body of material. There is no record of them having been received separately. They consist of promotional material, press clippings and
photographs (removed to the Photograph Collection) of the Foreign Relations Committee's Latin American Trip in 1959; invitations, both declined
and accepted, arranged chronologically; and personal files.
These files include correspondence from 1942-1943 and speeches from 1937-1947. Correspondents include Harold Ickes and Franklin
Roosevelt, regarding the National War Labor Board. The four speeches are on various topics.
This collection is indexed under the following headings in the online catalog. Researchers desiring materials about related topics,
persons, or places should search the catalog using these headings.
Personal Names :
Hatfield, Mark O., 1922-
Humphrey, Hubert H. (Hubert Horatio), 1911-1978
Johnson, Lyndon B. (Lyndon Baines), 1908-1973
Morse, Wayne L. (Wayne Lyman), 1900-1974--Archives
