Springfield weekly Republican

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tee. left vacant by the death of Sen

ator Key Pittman (D.. Nev.). A

resolution formally elevating him to

the post will be presented to the

Senate Monday.

George said' he would call the com

mittee into session Wednesday, and

that he hoped to obtain favorable

action at that time on a treaty af

fecting customs of the Dominican

Republic,

The meeting ot the Senate Demo

cratic steering committee was the

only official business on Capitol hill

today, but on the House side Speaker

Rayburn announced that he was

advising members to go hirne. if

they desired, and assuring them they

would have ample notice it any im

portant matter came before the

House.

Adjournment Move Defeated

The speaker and other House lead

ers were defeated last Tuesday in an

attempt to bring final adjournment

of the present session, and his an

nouncement was regarded as a de

cision that nothing would be done.

When Representative Michener of

Michigan, assistant Republican leader,

was told of Rayburn’s announcement,

he declared that his party had en

tered into no agreement allowing

members to go home.

The Republican position, Michener

asserted, was that the machinery

should be kept in readiness for "any

emergency at any time."

"We should like, of course, to see

action on the Logan-Walter bill and

several other matters, but it the ma

jority will not allow it, we must ac

cept the inevitable," he said.

The Logan-Walter bill has been ap

proved by the House, and the Senate

Is to decide Monday whether to con

sider it. The measure would pre

scribe uniform procedure for quasi-

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Springfield weekly Republican. (1940). Springfield, Mass., 1940-11-28. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1940-11-28/ed-1/?sp=7

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1940-11-28.