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Contains 372 Results:
H. R. 9065: To amend the Railroad Retirement Act of 1937 to provide increases in benefits, and for other purposes. Bill by Oren Harris - (Arkansas). (House).
Including 2 cubic feet of material, the legislative series is arranged alphabetically by committee name and contains correspondence, bills, and reports. Prominent subjects in this series include agriculture legislation and federal aid to Oklahoma education.
Correspondence. Topics include: H.R. 858 dealing with a change in the Railroad Retirement Pension Bill.
Including 2 cubic feet of material, the legislative series is arranged alphabetically by committee name and contains correspondence, bills, and reports. Prominent subjects in this series include agriculture legislation and federal aid to Oklahoma education.
H. R. 858: To provide that railroad employees may retire on a full annuity at age sixty or after serving thirty years; to provide that such annuity for any month shall be not less than one-half of the individual's average monthly compensation for the five years of highest earnings; and for other purposes. Bill by James E. Van Zandt - (Pennsylvania). (House).
Including 2 cubic feet of material, the legislative series is arranged alphabetically by committee name and contains correspondence, bills, and reports. Prominent subjects in this series include agriculture legislation and federal aid to Oklahoma education.
Correspondence. Topics include: bulletin going to the Judiciary Committee of the Senate and House, together with the pamphlet entitled For Such a Time as This by Dr. C. Ralston Smith; support for H.R. 11; Congressman Patman's remarks in the interest of the independent bakers; petition filed to force consideration of H.R. 11; list of business organizations and cooperatives, farm and labor organizations supporting S. 11 and H. R. 11, have signed the discharge petition.
Including 2 cubic feet of material, the legislative series is arranged alphabetically by committee name and contains correspondence, bills, and reports. Prominent subjects in this series include agriculture legislation and federal aid to Oklahoma education.
H.R. 11: Declaration of purpose and policy: to reaffirm the national public policy and the purpose of Congress in the laws against unlawful restraints and monopolies, commonly designated "anti-trust" laws, which among other things prohibit price discrimination; to aid in intelligent, fair, and effective administration and enforcement thereof; and to strengthen the Robinson-Patman Anti-Price Discrimination Act and the protection which it affords to independent business, the Congress hereby reaffirms that the purpose of the anti-trust laws in prohibiting price discrimination is to secure equality of opportunity of all persons to compete in trade or business and to preserve competition where it exists, to restore it where it is destroyed, and to permit it to spring up in new fields. Bill by Wright Patman - (Texas). (House).
Including 2 cubic feet of material, the legislative series is arranged alphabetically by committee name and contains correspondence, bills, and reports. Prominent subjects in this series include agriculture legislation and federal aid to Oklahoma education.
S. 11: To amend the Robinson-Patman Act with reference to equality of opportunity. Bill by Estes Kefauver - (Tennessee); Frank A. Barrett - (Wyoming); J. Glenn Beall - (Maryland); Dennis Chavez - (New Mexico); Everett M. Dirksen - (Illinois); Paul H. Douglas - (Illinois); Thomas H. Kuchel - (California); J. William Fulbright - (Arkansas); Theodore Francis Green - (Rhode Island); Thomas C. Hennings, Jr. - (Missouri); Lister Hill - (Alabama); Spessard L. Holland - (Florida); Hubert H. Humphrey - (Minnesota); Henry M. Jackson - (Washington); Harley M. Kilgore - (West Virginia); William Langer - (North Dakota); Herbert H. Lehman - (New York); Russell B. Long - (Louisiana); Warren G. Magnuson - (Washington); Mike Mansfield - (Montana); John L. McClellan - (Arkansas); Pat McNamara - (Nevada); Wayne Morse - (Oregon); John O. Pastore - (Rhode Island); W. Kerr Scott - (North Carolina); George A. Smathers - (Florida); John J. Sparkman - (Alabama); Stuart Symington - (Missouri). (Senate).
Including 2 cubic feet of material, the legislative series is arranged alphabetically by committee name and contains correspondence, bills, and reports. Prominent subjects in this series include agriculture legislation and federal aid to Oklahoma education.
Correspondence. Topics include: request for support of Congressman James Roosevelt's introduction of H. R. 7096 to make it a law; views and ideas on the Roosevelt Bill.
Including 2 cubic feet of material, the legislative series is arranged alphabetically by committee name and contains correspondence, bills, and reports. Prominent subjects in this series include agriculture legislation and federal aid to Oklahoma education.
H. R. 7096: For Freedom of Choice in Trade. To amend sections three and four of the Clayton Act to free those in commerce from restraints of trade and to allow small businessmen freedom of choice in the conduct of their respective businesses as independent enterprises. Bill by James Roosevelt - (California). (House).
Including 2 cubic feet of material, the legislative series is arranged alphabetically by committee name and contains correspondence, bills, and reports. Prominent subjects in this series include agriculture legislation and federal aid to Oklahoma education.
H. R. 8395: To amend sections 3 and 4 of the Clayton Act to free those in commerce from restraints of trade and to allow small-businessmen freedom of choice in the conduct of their respective businesses as independent enterprises. Bill by James Roosevelt - (California). (House).
Including 2 cubic feet of material, the legislative series is arranged alphabetically by committee name and contains correspondence, bills, and reports. Prominent subjects in this series include agriculture legislation and federal aid to Oklahoma education.
Correspondence. Topics include: information on H.R. 5047, to increase trustees fees by approximately 50 percent; support for H.R. 5047.
Including 2 cubic feet of material, the legislative series is arranged alphabetically by committee name and contains correspondence, bills, and reports. Prominent subjects in this series include agriculture legislation and federal aid to Oklahoma education.