President Herbert Hoover Record on Roll Call Votes in 72nd House of Representatives

TO PASS H. J. RES. 147 (P. RES. 5, 12/23/31), AUTHORIZING THE POSTPONEMENT OF AMOUNTS PAYABLE TO THE U.S. FROM FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS DURING FISCAL 1932, AND THEIR REPAYMENT OVER A TEN YEAR PERIOD BEGINNING JULY 1, 1933. (P. 793-1, 866-2, 867-1) SEE VOTEVIEW.

TO PASS H. R. 6662, AMENDING THE TARIFF ACT OF 1930. (P. 1634-2) SEE VOTEVIEW.

TO INSTRUCT THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE ON H. R. 7360 (P. 2, 47 STAT 5, 1/22/32), PROVIDING EMERGENCY FINANCING FACILITIES FOR FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, TO AID IN FINANCING AGRICULTURE, COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY, THE INSTRUCTION BEING TO AGREE TO THE HO SEE VOTEVIEW.

TO PASS S. 2334 (P. 16, 47 STAT 42, 2/10/32), TO AMEND SECTION THREE OF THE RIVERS AND HARBORS ACT. (P. 3339-1) SEE VOTEVIEW.

TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND PASS H. R. 9203 (P. 44, 2/27/32), TO IMPROVE THE FACILITIES OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FOR THE SERVICE OF COMMERCE, INDUSTRY AND AGRICULTURE, AND TO PROVIDE MEANS FOR MEETING THE NEEDS OF MEMBER BANKS IN EXCEPTIONAL SEE VOTEVIEW.

TO PASS H. R. 8083 (P. 122, 5/6/32), PROVIDING FOR THE APPOINTMENT AS ENSIGNS IN THE LINE OF THE NAVY OF ALL MIDSHIPMEN, WHO GRADUATE FROM THE NAVAL ACADEMY IN 1932. (P. 5141-2) SEE VOTEVIEW.

TO PASS S. J. RES. 110 (P.R. 12, 3/7/32), AUTHORIZING THE DISTRIBUTION OF GOVERNMENT OWNED WHEAT TO THE AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS FOR RELIEF OF DISTRESS. (P. 5221-1) SEE VOTEVIEW.

TO PASS H. R. 5315 (P. 65, 47 STAT 70, 3/23/32), AMENDING THE JUDICIAL CODE AND DEFINING AND LIMITING THE JURISDICTION OF COURTS SITTING IN EQUITY. (P. 5469-1) SEE VOTEVIEW.

TO PASS H. R. 10236. SEE VOTEVIEW.

TO PASS H. R. 10600 (P. 277, 47 STAT 656, 7/11/32) TO EXEMPT FROM THE IMMIGRATION QUOTA, HUSBANDS OF AMERICAN CITIZENS. SEE VOTEVIEW.

TO PASS OVER THE VETO OF THE PRESIDENT H. R. 6662, AMENDING THE TARIFF ACT OF 1930. (P. 10039-1) SEE VOTEVIEW.

TO PASS H. R. 12445. SEE VOTEVIEW.

TO RECEDE AND CONCUR WITH AN AMENDMENT, TO A SENATE AMEND- MENT TO H.R. 7912 (P. 269, 7/7/32), MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FOR FISCAL 1933. SEE VOTEVIEW.

TO RECEDE AND CONCUR, WITH AN AMENDMENT, IN SENATE AMENDMENT 46 TO H. R. 11267. (P. 13537-2) SEE VOTEVIEW.

TO AGREE TO THE REPORT OF THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE ON H. R. 10884 (P. 240, 7/1/32), AUTHORIZING THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR TO ADJUST REIMBURSABLE DEBTS OF INDIANS AND TRIBES OF INDIANS. (P. 14314-1) SEE VOTEVIEW.

TO AGREE TO THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT ON H. R. 12445, A BILL TO RELIEVE DESTITUTION, BROADEN THE LENDING POWERS OF THE RECONSTRUCTION FINANCE CORPORATION, AND CREATE EMPLOYMENT BY AUTHORIZING A PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAM. (P. 14780-2) SEE VOTEVIEW.

TO CONCUR IN A SENATE AMENDMENT TO H. R. 11897, WHICH AMENDMENT REFERS TO PURCHASE OF APPAREL FOR ENLISTED MEN. (P. 15154-2, &. 15155-1) SEE VOTEVIEW.

TO PASS H. R. 12946, A BILL TO RELIEVE DESTITUTION, BROADEN THE LENDING POWERS OF THE RECONSTRUCTION FINANCE CORPORATION, AND CREATE EMPLOYMENT BY PROVIDING FOR A PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAM. SEE VOTEVIEW.

TO AGREE TO THE REPORT OF THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE ON H. R. 9642 (P. 302, 7/21/32), AUTHORIZING SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR EMERGENCY HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION TO INCREASE EMPLOYMENT. (P. 15482-1) SEE VOTEVIEW.

TO RECEDE AND CONCUR IN SENATE AMENDMENTS TO H. R. 12280. (P. 15747-2) SEE VOTEVIEW.

TO PASS H. R. 7233 (47 STAT 761, &. 311, 1/17/33), TO ENABLE THE PEOPLE OF THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS TO ADOPT A CONSTITUTION AND FORM A GOVERNMENT, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE SAME. SEE VOTEVIEW.

TO RECEDE, CONCUR AND AMEND A SENATE AMENDMENT TO H. R. 13975, MAKING APPROPRIATIONS TO SUPPLY URGENT DEFICIENCIES IN CERTAIN APPROPRIATIONS FOR FISCAL 1933, AND PRIOR FISCAL YEARS, WHICH AMENDMENT RAISES THE AMOUNT OF REFUND OF ANY INCOME OF P SEE VOTEVIEW.

TO PASS OVER VETO OF PRESIDENT H. R. 13975, MAKING APPROPRIATIONS TO SUPPLY URGENT DEFICIENCIES IN CERTAIN APPROPRIATIONS FOR FISCAL 1933 AND PRIOR FISCAL YEARS. (P. 2445, 2446) SEE VOTEVIEW.

TO PASS S. 5122, PROVIDING FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF COTTON UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE. SEE VOTEVIEW.