Electors, proposing an amendment to the Constitution
of the United States relating to the-(See S. J.
Res. 25.)

Electric Energy, Production of, Capacity of Gener-
ating Plants, 1951, publication of the Federal
Power Commission___

Electric Energy, Production of, Consumption of Fuel
for, 1951, publication of the Federal Power
Commission.........
Electric energy, transmission or sale of to foreign
countries, to amend certain legislation with
respect to the jurisdiction of the Federal
Power Commission over persons and facilities
engaged in the (See bill S. 1442.)
Electric-generating plants now owned by the Fed-
eral Government, resolution remonstrating
against private utilities controlling and man-
aging, but favoring control by the Federal
Government or such cooperative organiza-
tions as may be provided by law_-_.
Electric power and energy, economic feasibility of pro-
ducing by means of a wind-driven generator
operated in conjunction with an electric
power system, authorizing investigation, re-
search, and development work and the con-
struction and operation of facilities, to deter-
mine and demonstrate-(See bill S. 160.)
Electric-power transmission lines from the hydro-

electric plants on the Missouri River to
eastern North Dakota and South Dakota,
western Minnesota, and northwestern Iowa,
resolution favoring the construction by the
Federal Government of, that cheaper electric
power may be available for the rural electric
cooperatives in the State__

Electric (Typical Residential) Bills for Cities of 2,500
Population and More, January 1, 1952, pub-
lication on, issued by the Federal Power
Commission....

Electric (Typical) Bills for Cities of 50,000 Population
and More, January 1, 1952, publication on,
issued by the Federal Power Commission___.
Electric Utilities in the United States, 1951, Publicly
Owned, Statistics of, publication of the Fed-
eral Power Commission on__.

Electric Utilities in the United States, 1951, Statistics
of, publication of the Federal Power Com-
mission on.

Electric Utility Depreciation Practices, 1951, publica-
tion on, issued by the Federal Power Com-
mission

Ellender, Allen J. (Senator from Louisiana)·

Attended__.

4

Emergency foreign merchant vessel acquisition and Page
operating authority of certain public law re-

lating thereto, draft of proposed legislation
to extend --

Emergency Immigration Act of 1953, to enact—(See

bill S. 1746.)

Emergency legislation recommended by the President,
resolution commending the authors of the
bill regarding

Emergency Migration Act of 1953, to enact—(See bill
S. 1917.)

Emergency Public Health Training Act of 1953, to
enact (See bill S. 461.)

Emergency Stabilization Act of 1953, to enact-(See
bill S. 753.)

Emigration of refugees from Western European na-
tions, extending the authority to investigate
problems connected with—(See S. Res. 68.)
Emmerich, Lt. Col. Rollins S.-(See bill S. 1203.)
Employment-
Discrimination in, because of race, color, religion,
national origin, or ancestry, to prohibit-(See
bill S. 692.)

Resolution favoring enactment of the legislation_
Resolution favoring equal opportunity for‒‒‒‒‒
Employment Act of 1946, resolution favoring the re-
tention and application of the, as a solution to
maintaining full employment_-_
Employment Security Administrative Financing Act of
1953, to enact-(See bill H. R. 5173.)
"Enactment of a Law," Senate Document 155 (73d
Cong., 2d sess.) entitled, ordered printed as a
Senate document___

Enepekides, John, his wife, Anna, and his son, George-
(See bill S. 2156.)

Engelbert, Wilhelm-(See bill S. 153.)
Engles, William Lynn and Maureen Edna-(See bill
H. R. 2364.)

Epilepsy, research and investigation as to the cause,
prevention, treatment, and possible cure of,
to provide for-(See bill S. 156.)
Equal rights amendment to the Constitution, resolu-
tion remonstrating against the proposed and
favoring the enactment of legislation grant-
ing the entry into the United States of some
200,000 refugees from behind the Iron
Curtain___--

Equal rights for men and women, proposing an amend-
ment to the Constitution of the United States
relative to-(See S. J. Res. 49.)

Erbes, Edward Henry-(See bill S. 1630.)
Erskine, Lt. Gen. Graves Blanchard, to authorize the
employment in a civilian position in the Office
of the Secretary of Defense of, upon retire-
ment from the United States Marine Corps-
(See bills S. 1997; H. R. 5527.)

Espe, M. Sgt. Robert A.-(See bill H. R. 3231.)
Espionage Act of 1917, draft of proposed legislation to
amend title VI of, on seizures of arms or muni-
tions of war or other articles being exported
in violation of law, with vessels or vehicles
containing such arms or munitions____.
Estella, Anthony Benito, Natividad, Antonio Juan and
Virginia Araceli-(See bill S. 2067.)

Ettl, Sister Anna-(See bills S. 829, S. 2544; H. R.
2650.)

Euler, Rosa and her minor child-(See bill S. 584.)
Europe (Western), resolution favoring the emergency
legislation requested by President Eisenhower
to permit 240,000 refugees and people from
overpopulated areas in, in the next 2 years__

417

476

168

146

360

397

434

125

406

European displaced persons, act to authorize for a lim-
ited period of time the admission into the
United States of certain for permanent resi-
dence, amending-(See bill H. R. 5363.)
Evacuation Claims Act, resolution favoring the neces-
sary funds for the 1954 fiscal year to carry out
the, compensating persons of Japanese ances-
try for their wartime evacuation__.

Evans, Capt. Francis T., Jr., late a pilot in the Air
Force, tendering the condolences of Congress

to the family of-(See S. Con. Res. 39.)

Ex, Alfred Theodor-(See bill S. 508.)

Excess-profits-tax law, resolution favoring the contin-
uance of the present___

Exchange stabilization fund, report of the Secretary
of the Treasury on, fiscal year 1952----

Excise tax-(See under Taxes and taxation.)
Executive agreements and treaties, proposing an
amendment to the Constitution of the United
States relative to the making of—(See S. J.
Res. 1.)

Executive agreements, to impose limitations with re-
gard to (See S. J. Res. 2.)

Executive Branch of the Government-

Commission on Civil Rights in the, to establish
(See bill S. 535.)

Executive business-Continued
Injunction of secrecy removed from-Continued
Convention for the avoidance of double taxation
and the prevention of fiscal evasion with re-
spect to taxes and taxes on gifts between the
United States and the Commonwealth of
Australia___
Convention for the avoidance of double taxa-
tion and the prevention of fiscal evasion with
respect to income between the United States
and the Commonwealth of Australia__‒‒‒
Convention for the avoidance of double taxation
and the prevention of fiscal evasion with re-
spect to taxes on the estates of deceased per-
sons between the United States and the
Commonwealth of Australia....
International convention to facilitate the im-
portation of commercial samples and adver-
tising material_.

International Telecommunications Convention
and the final protocol to the convention_‒‒‒‒‒
International Wheat Agreement, agreement re-
vising and reviewing the___.

Commission on Organization of the, for the es-
tablishment of-(See bill S. 106.)
Members appointed on__.

Commission on the reorganization of, report of the
Committee on Government Operations on
Senate action on reports of the___.
Educational activities carried on by or under the
supervision of the Commissioner of Educa-
tion, or with the aid of the, to provide for an
annual report regarding-(See bill H. R.
5691.)

Offices or positions in, to provide for removal from,
and the prevention of appointment to, of per-
sons who are found to be securityy risks or
disloyal to the United States-(See bill S. 78.)
Executive business-

Injunction of secrecy removed from-

Agreement between the United States and the
Federal Republic of Germany, concerning the
application of the treaty of friendship, com-
merce, and consular rights between the United
States and Germany..
Agreement between the United States and the
Federal Republic of Germany concerning the
validation of German dollar bonds______.
Agreement between the United States and the
Federal Republic of Germany regarding the
settlement of claims of the United States for
postwar economic assistance (other than sur-
plus property) to Germany_.
Agreement between the United States and the
Federal Republic of Germany relating to the
indebtedness of Germany for the awards made
by the Mixed Claims Commission, United
States and Germany----
Agreement on German external debts, by the
Federal Republic of Germany, and by the
United States and 17 other creditor countries_
Convention between the United States and Bel-
gium, modifying and supplementing the con-
vention of October 28, 1948, for the avoid-
ance of double taxation and the prevention of
fiscal evasion with respect to taxes on income_
Convention between the United States and Can-
ada for the preservation of the halibut fishery
of the northern Pacific Ocean and the Bering
Sea___

To clarify the meaning of the term “outside
buyer of poultry, eggs, cream, or milk, in their
raw or natural state"-(See bill S. 1453.)
To exempt homeworkers in rural areas from the
minimum wage and maximum hours provi-
sions of that act in certain cases-(See bill
S. 1950.)

To include in the definition of “agriculture" the
maintenance and operation of ditches, canals,
reservoirs, and waterways when maintained
and operated for farming purposes-(See bill
S. 713.)

Minimum-wage-rate provision of the, to in-
crease (See S. J. Res. 107.)

Fairchild, Antony Timothe (Ishida Makoto) and Marie
Dolores Fairchild (Shimizu Reiko)-(See bill
S. 1659.)

Fair market value, to provide the means for determin-
ing in certain cases-(See bill S. 2393.)

Fang, Josephine Maria Riss-(See bill S. 1050.)
Farm and livestock prices, resolution relating to the
downward trend of, during the last year of the
Truman administration____.

Farm commodities-

187

129

137
186,

Petition praying action to remedy falling prices of
Resolutions favoring 100 percent of parity for____
191, 314, 447

Farm Credit Act of 1953, to enact-(See bills S. 1505;
H. R. 4353.)

Farm Credit Administration—

Agricultural marketing revolving fund adminis-
tered by, audit report of, for the 4-year period
ended June 30, 1951----

Farm prices, resolution favoring effective steps to Page
stabilize
140
Farm production, resolution favoring full parity in-

come on all major, including perishables___
Farm products and things purchased by farmers, reso-
lutions favoring equalization in prices of,
continued farm-price supports, and remon-
strating against reciprocal-trade policies
which unduly curtail imports of industrial
commodities and liberalize imports of agricul-
tural products___

Farm products (major), resolution favoring 100 per-
cent parity price supports with regard to all,
including perishables___

Farm products-
Perishables and nonperishables, resolution favor-
ing legislation supporting all, at 99 to 110 per-
cent of the old parity formula, through a
program of compensatory payments and Fed-
eral purchase of surplus products__
Resolutions favoring relief from falling prices on,
and mounting costs on farm equipment______
Resolution urging to alleviate declining prices of
Farm units in federally financed reclamation projects,
resolution favoring to modernize the 160-acre
limitation now imposed upon..

Farm units on Federal irrigation projects-

204

98

191

256

204
116

155, 163

To provide for the exchange of—(See bill S. 199.)
To permit the exchange and amendment of—(See

bill S. 887.)

Farmer, full parity and adequate credit provisions for
the, resolution favoring.

Farmer, resolution favoring the extension of the Social
Security Act to include the..

Farmer truckers, resolution favoring passage of cer-
tain legislation which will keep in effect the
long-established practice of farmer truckers
leasing their trucks for a legitimate back
haul, and remonstrating against any law or
regulation which would curtail the agricul-
tural exemption on farm trucks_-
Farmers and stockmen-

To amend the act of April 6, 1949, to provide for
additional emergency assistance to-(See bill
H. R. 6054.)

To provide assistance to, in areas where a produc-
tion disaster caused by severe drought has
occurred (See bill S. 2233.)

To provide for additional emergency assistance
to (See bill S. 2267.)

21

Annual report of, for fiscal year 1952__
Corporations of the, and the agricultural market-

67

Farmers' Home Administration—

183

180, 183

Resolution remonstrating against the transfer of,
outside the Department of Agriculture___
Farm Demonstration Work, authorizing the President
to designate 1953 as the 50th Anniversary
Year of (See S. J. Res. 35; H. J. Res. 161.)
Farm family incomes and purchasing power, resolu-
tion praying to stop the disaster-threatening
drop in.

Farm Home Water Projects Act of 1953, to enact-
(See bill S. 1473.)

Farm-loan program, resolution favoring of 12 to 20
years at low-interest rates to enable farm im-
provements and water conservation____
Farm price-support law, resolution commending cer-
tain Senators for introducing legislation ex-
tending the present---‒‒‒
Farm price-support legislation, resolution favoring to
extend to certain products not now included
under parity_-_-

Farm price-support loan program, resolution favoring
100 percent of a true parity for, and remon-
strating against the modernized parity for-
mula of the 1949 Farm Act_-

183

Audit of, report on, fiscal year 1951___-
Resolution favoring an increase in appropriations
under certain act, to provide a larger allot-
ment of funds for direct farm-ownership
loans in North Dakota‒‒‒‒‒

Farmers of the United States and Agriculture, to pro-
vide for the issuance of a special postage
stamp in honor of-(See bill S. 1245.)

Farmers-

Resolution favoring enactment of legislation
which will assure adequate income to, and
put into effect the 100 percent parity pro-
posed by the President at Kasson, Minn., and
remonstrating against further increase in in-
terest rates by the Federal Government_____
Resolution favoring full parity of income and ade-
quate credit to--.

126

417

464

198

464

150, 154

122

Federal agencies, to provide general rules of practice
and procedure before-(See bill S. 17.)
Federal Agency for Handicapped, to establish the, to
define its duties-(See bill S. 2570.)
Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1952—
Amending-(See bill S. 423.)
Federal-aid highways, to amend the laws relating to
the construction of, to provide for equality of
treatment of railroads and other public utili-
ties with respect to the cost of relocation of
utility facilities necessitated by the construc-
tion of such highways-(See bill S. 1108.)

Federal-Aid Road Act-

To set aside the proceeds of the manufacturers'
excise taxes on automobiles, tires and tubes,
gasoline, and lubricating oil for the purposes
of-(See bill S. 216.)

Federal Aid to the Handicapped Act, to enact-(See
bill S. 2570.)

Federal Airport Act-

Operations of the Department of Commerce un-
der, report of the Secretary of Commerce on,
fiscal year 1952..

Federal Alcohol Administration Act-

Basic permits issued under the, to establish a 2-
year period of validity for-(See bill S. 633.)
Federal and State taxations, grants, and services, reso-
lution favoring the establishment of a State
commission to explore the interrelations of,
so the States and smaller units of government
may assume a greater responsibility for their
own tax collections and public services‒‒‒‒‒‒
Federal Antilynching Act, to enact-(See bills S. 99,
S. 462.)

Federal Anti-Poll Tax Act, to enact-(See bill S. 463.)
Federal Bankruptcy Act, resolution favoring an
amendment to the, to insure the payment in
full of unpaid wages in bankruptcy cases and
to increase the priority now given unpaid
wage claims in bankruptcy cases_.
Federal Board of Hospitalization, to establish-(See
bill S. 1436.)

Federal Board of Parole shall consist of 5 members not
more than 3 of whom shall be from the same
political party, to provide that-(See bill
S. 733.)

Federal Civil Defense Administration-

Acquisition of the National Civil Defense Training
Center for the, to authorize-(See bill S. 610.)
Administrator of, communications from, transmit-
ting-

Proposed legislation, drafts of-

Federal Civil Defense Act of 1950, to amend
section 201, by adding thereto a new subsec-
tion authorizing financial contributions to
the States for the purpose of providing com-
pensation for injury or death sustained by
any person serving in the United States
Civil Defense Corps___.

To authorize certain Government officers to
assist in carrying out civil defense aid be-
tween the United States and neighboring
countries or of countries that are parties to
the North Atlantic Treaty to participate in
State civil-defense programs without im-
pairing their citizenship‒‒‒‒‒
Communications from, transmitting—
Reports by, on-

Annual report of the Administration, together
with recommendations for civil defense in
our future national-security structure_____
Contributions to the States for civil-defense

purposes:

For quarter ended June 30, 1952–
For quarter ended September 30, 1952___
For quarter ended December 31, 1952__.
For quarter ended March 31, 1953_-
East River project, relating to measures which
may be taken to minimize the effects of at-
tack by atomic, biological, chemical, or other
weapons on the population and industry of
the United States, joint report with National
Security Resources Board____

Property acquisitions by the Administration:
For quarter ended June 30, 1952__
For quarter ended September 30, 1952_.
For quarter ended December 31, 1952__

For quarter ended March 31, 1953__.
Tort claims paid by the Administration, fiscal
year 1952___.

Federal Commission on Civil Rights and Privileges,

to establish-(See bill S. 1.)

Federal Committee on Migratory Labor-

Resolution favoring, to provide for the establish-
ment of a permanent....

Section 201, by adding thereto a new subsection
authorizing financial contributions to the
States for the purpose of providing com-
pensation for injury or death sustained by
any person serving in the United States
Civil Defense Corps-(See bill S. 2310.)
Draft of proposed legislation___.
Sections 203 and 403, to authorize certain Gov-
ernment officers to assist in carrying out
civil-defense aid between the United States
and neighboring countries; to modify the
loyalty oath so as to allow nationals of
neighboring countries or of countries that
are parties to the North Atlantic Treaty to
participate in State civil-defense programs
without impairing their citizenship-(See
bill S. 1309.)

Draft of proposed legislation___

To establish a- —(See bill S. 1567.)
Federal Communications Commission-

Chairman of, communications from, transmit-

ting-

Communications Act of 1934, series of proposed
amendments to title III, part II of, which,
compels radio equipment and radio operators
to be provided on board certain ships____.
Proposed legislation, draft of-
Communications Act of 1934, amending to
provide a small civil penalty for violation of
the rules and regulations of the Commis-
sion applicable to all radio stations other
than those in the broadcast service, and to
further provide for collection or mitigation
thereof by the Commission___.
Communications Act of 1934-

To amend section 309 (c), to extend the
time within which the Commission must
act on a protest from 15 days, as now
provided, to a period of 30 days-(See
bills S. 1626; H. R. 4558) _
To amend section 319, to simplify the pro-
cedure for securing licenses to operate
certain types of radio facilities-(See bill
H. R. 4557.) __.

Federal Employees Compensation Act-
Claims for compensation under the, to permit the
filing of, in the case of members of the Naval
Reserve who died, or were injured, while on
active duty during the period from September
8, 1945, to April 28, 1952-(See bill S. 2517.)
Draft of proposed legislation to amend the Civil
Air Patrol Act to provide disability benefits
for volunteer civilian members of the Civil
Air Patrol, other than Civil Air Patrol cadets,
who have incurred injuries or disabilities in-
cluding those resulting in death, while on
active service in the performance or support
of operational missions of the Civil Air Patrol,
by extending to them the benefits of the____
Federal employees, field service postal employees, and
employees of the District of Columbia in the
metropolitan area of the District of Columbia,
making January 20, 1953, a holiday for (See
S. J. Res. 20.)

Federal Employees' Loyalty Act of 1953, to enact-
(See bill S. 78.)

Federal Employment Practice Commission, resolution
favoring early action on legislation relating
to

Federal Equality of Opportunity in Employment Act,
to enact (See bill S. 692.)

Federal Executive Departments and Agencies, report
of the Committee on Government Operations

Construction permits under the Communications
Act, to remove the requirement for mobile sta-
tions and to permit the, to waive such require-
ment for certain other stations-(See bill
S. 1627.)

Procedures of the, in acting upon television station
licenses, to investigate-(See S. Res. 101.)

To provide for forfeiture in case of violation of
rules and regulations of the (See bill
S. 1979.)

To require the, to make rules and regulations
requiring radio and television broadcasting
stations to make recordings of all broadcasts-
(See bill S. 2125.)

Federal Construction Contract Act of 1953, to enact-
(See bill S. 848.)

Federal Credit Union Act-

Amending-(See bills S. 1665, S. 1666.)

To authorize Federal credit unions to administer
small estates-(See bill S. 2110.)

Federal credit unions, membership share balances in,
providing for insurance of by the Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation (See bill S.
1973.)

Federal Crime Commission, to establish a— -(See S. J.
Res. 31.)

Federal Crop Insurance Act-

Amending-(See bill S. 1411.)

Section 508 (a), to extend for 4 years the
authority of Federal Crop Insurance Corpora-
tion to expand the crop-insurance program
into additional counties-(See bill S. 1367.)
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation—

on_.

Federal expenditures, resolution favoring a reduction
of nonessential_.

Federal Fair Employment Practices Act, resolution
urging the creation of, with enforcement pro-
visions adequate to insure compliance by
employers___

Federal Farm Act-
Draft of proposed legislation to amend section 13,
to authorize the Federal land banks to make
a bulk purchase of certain remaining assets
of the Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation__
Federal Farm Loan Act-
Amending-
Section 13, to authorize the Federal land banks
to make a bulk purchase of certain remaining
assets of the Federal Farm Mortgage Corpora-
tion (See bill S. 2552.)

Federal Farm Mortgage Association, Federal land
banks, and the Land Bank Commissioner, to
prohibit certain reservations of mineral inter-
ests by, and to provide for disposition of cer-
tain mineral interests heretofore reserved by
them (See bill S. 75.)

Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act-
Amending-
Sections 401 and 701, to simplify the procedures
governing the establishment of food stand-
ards (See bill H. R. 6434.)

Sections 502 (1) and 507, in order to identify the
drug known as aureomycin by its chemical
name, chlortetracycline-(See bills S. 1866;
H. R. 5016.)

To protect the public health and welfare by re-
storing authority for factory inspections
under-See bills S. 601, S. 835; H. R. 5740.)
Draft of proposed legislation__
Federal funds for highway and road use, resolution
favoring additional_____.

Federal funds which may be used with respect to any
one project under the provisions of the act to
promote conservation in the arid and semi-
arid areas of the United States by aiding in
the development of facilities for water storage
and utilization, to increase the limitation on-
(See bill S. 1300.)