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2 Legislative History of the Emergency Price Control Act, 1942 1 (1942)

handle is hein.leghis/emgpca0002 and id is 1 raw text is: LEGISLATIVE HISTORY OF H. R. 5990 THE EMERGENCY PRICE CONTROL ACT OF 1942 - Index - 1. President Roosevelt's Message requesting Price Stabilizing Legislation - House Document No. 332, 77th Congress. H.R. 5479, 77th Congress, as introduced by Mr. Steagall. Explanatory Statement issued by Office of Price Administra- tion and Civilian Supply. H.R. 5760, 77th Congress, as introduced by Mr. Gore. This bill embodied the so-called Baruch plan and was rejected by the House Committee, and later by the House when it was of- fered as an amendment to H.R. 5990. House Hearings appear in Volume I. 2. H.R. 5990, 77th Congress, as reported by the Committee on Banking and Currency. This bill was written in the Committee as a result of the Committee's consideration of H.R. 5479 and H.R. 5760. House Report No. 1409, 77th Congress, the Banking and Cur- rency Committee's report to the House on H.R. 5990. 3. Debates in the House of Representatives on the bill. The debates were initiated by reason of the adoption of House Resolution No. 348. Nov. 24, 1941 -- pages 9297-9326* Nov. 25, 1941 -- 9333-9378 Nov. 26, 1941 -- 9381, 9383-9418 Nov. 28, 1941 -- 9436, 9483. The bill passed the House November 28, 1941. The bill was transmitted to the Senate on December 4, 1941, and was re- ferred to the Senate Committee on Banking and Currency. Cong. Rec., page 9647. * Page numbers are from pamphlet copies. -1 -

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