Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 July 1939 — Page 4
_ BOND ISSUE ANNOUNCED
is. AUTOS BLOCKED | “BY SNOW IN ANDES WASHINGTON, July 21 (U. P).
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau
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|announced today that the Gommodity Credit Corp. would borrow 3000 000,000 cash on Monday, Ein
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Senate Republicans. and conserv-| -
"ative Democrats - drafted amendments: to the -$2,800,000,000 lending bill today ‘hoping .to restrict .it to. the minimur ameunt needed for 1940. Under the proposed amendment, supported by several members ‘of the Senate Banking and Currency ‘Committee, the borrowing authority. would be cut to $770,000,000—the amount. - President. Roosevelt . and ‘Treasury Secretary Morgenthau es‘timated would be required forthe --first year. “Senator Alva B. Adams (D. Colo), . a leader of the economy, bloc, said ‘an amendment also would be of-. fered to prohibit loans for projects: . -that would be “in substantial comPetition with existing enterprise.”
".. Barkley Backs Down: . Senate Majority Leader ‘Barkley
: @.. Ky.) submitted an amendment
‘yesterday removing the revolving -fund feature of ‘the program and ‘putting: it on a year-to-year basis. ‘Under sueh ‘a plan, Republicans contended, Congress at this time ‘ought not to authorize more than ‘needed for 1940. The amendments will be considfed by the Banking Committee, : Mo is making strenuous efforts | © " to’ dispose of the bill before the week-end so that it can be taken up in the Senate next Monday. UnJess the Senate begins consideration of it then, leaders said, Congressional adjournment before Aug. - 1 is out of the question. Jones Says RFC Has Enough
- Federal Loan Administrator Jesse;
H. Jones told the Committee yesterday that the Reconstruction Finance ~Corp., which he formerly headed, ~has approximately .$1,400,000,000 of borrowing capacity at present, and - that it alone could handle the entire program for at least a year. ; Mr. Jones testified, it was learned, that his immediate requirements involved only authorization to make loans for some of the projects contemplated under the program. He, was said to have declared: that he needed no additional borrowing power, and that he was in a posi-
tion also to handle the proposal by|-
Senator Mead (D. N. Y.) to. pro‘vide. Government insurance for “small loans to business, without the necessity. for new legislation. President Roosevelt's original pro-
posal for the lending program con-|- - templated a $3,060,000,000 authoriza-
~tion for various projects -over a “period of from two to seven years. Revisions made by the Administration in an effort to eliminate some of the opposition to the bill makes the total now $2,800,000.
MONON ‘EXECUTIVE’
WILL LEAVE EARLIER|
A change in the time of departure of the Monon Railroad’s “Executive” was announced today by road officials. The train will leave the Indianapolis Union Station at 8 a. m. in-
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PATTERSON 16 CHOICE BACKED
Rairoatl Safety Director Is * Given ‘Nonpartisan’ Aupointment.
WASHINGTON, July 21 (U. P). —The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee today received ° the nomination of William J. Patterson to be Interstate Commerce Commissioner and indications were it would receive quick approval.
dent Roosevelt's first nominee for that post, Thomas R. Amlie of Wis-
called “a radical with socialistic if not communistic leanings.” No criticism of the Patterson appointment ‘was: heard. Almost everyone. agreed that Mr. Patterson’s was a nonpartisan appointment. He is director of the ICC safety bureau. Te Mr. Patterson lists his home as Fargo, N. D., but none of the North Dakota delegation to Congress knew him. personally. Nonhe knew his political affiliation.
- FREED GANGSTER IS SLAIN PHILADELPHIA, July 21 (U. P.). —Frank Piccolo, 49, notorious gangster . recently released from prison ‘after serving ‘eight- years for murder. was slain by a shotgun blast. in South Philadelphia today.
‘withheld comment, - That treatment was denied Presi--
consin whom opposition Senators|.
2 Administration Loses’ in At-
“tempt to’ Prevent Inquiry.
WASHINGTON, July 21 (U. P). —Organized labor and the National Labor Relations Board declined comment today on House ‘approval of an investigation of the Board, pending appointment of a special five-man committee "by = Speaker Bankhead. They hoped the committee would include some members not antagonistic to’ the Board and its administration of the Wagner Labor Relations Act.. It was generally conceded, however, that Rep. Howard W. Smith (D. Va.) who sponsored legislation for the inquiry, would be named. chairman. The House approved Rep. Smith's resolution yesterddy, 253 to 135. Labor Board officials took the attitude privately .that almost everything that could be said about the NLRB had been aired in hearings before Senate and | House Labor Committees considering amendments to the act. A F.of LL and C. 1. o. ‘leaders The A. F. of Li. is sponsoring 3 series of amendments to the labor law and has accused the Board of being partial to the C. I. O. It generally has supported ‘proposals for the inquiry. Administration leaders vigorously opposed the Smith resolution and resorted to parliamentary maneuvers in an attempt to defeat it. But a coalition of Republicans and conservative Democrats overrode their efforts.
LAFAYETTE; Ind, July 21 (U. .).—Waler ‘F. Gahm of Louisville, ‘president “of the Production ‘Credit Corp., yesterday told a twoday credit conference . at Purdue University that 37,000 farmers in Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee and Indiana have $2,000,000 in loans to help finance their: operations. said that payments were being
made regularly on most loans.
FARMERS PAY ON LOANS|
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eral debate on the Lea ‘RailroadRelief Bill today, with a strong
ocrats prepared 0 fight ‘provisions placing water carriers under regulation of the Interstate Commerce Commission. The bill has generated a y dispute between the ' House :Interstate Commerce Committee, “headed by Chairman F. Lea (D.. "Cal.), ‘who drafted the measure, and ‘the House Merchant Marine Committee, whose chairman, 8. O. Bland (D. Va.) opposed sending the bill to the floor. House leaders hope to pass the measure Saturday, Rep. Lindsay Warren <D. N. CJ),
chairman of a steering committee
fighting the water carrier provisions of the bill, declared that its passage would . mean: “raising water rates to. the level of rail rates.” That, he saitl, ‘would discriminate
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terests of railroad labor itself. Proponents of the Lea Bill admitted that probably 150 votes would .be cast against the waterways section. House Majority Leader Sam Rayburn (D. Tex.) asked the Rules Committee. that the bill be sent to the floor. = Rep. Lea said that his statement on the President’s attitude did not mean that Mr. Roosevelt wants the bill enacted into law in some form before adjournment. He indicated that the President would be willing to see the bill remain in conference until next session, if a prolonged Aght develops.
F. D. R. AT HYDE PARK
~ HYDE PARK, N.Y, July 21 (U. P.) —President Roosevelt arrived at his Hyde Park estate late last night
to Spend the Wotkeen the, week-end.
the Andean provinces: today!
had plunged into a chasm, and its three occupants: were killed. Andean provinces. were thickly blanketed with snow, and the fall continued. ~The train passengers
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