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2 Legislative History of Labor 1946: Case Bill and Temporary Bill 1 (1946)

handle is hein.leghis/cbtb0002 and id is 1 raw text is: LABOR -- 1946 CASE BILL ND TEIPORARY BILL H. R. 4908 was introduced by Mrs. Norton on Dec- ember 5, 1945 as the Labor Fact-Finding Boards Act. Hearings were held before the House Committee on Labor. The bill was then amended and reported to the House on January 28, 1946. Mr. Case introduced H. R. 52862 on January 29 as the Labor Disputes Act, 1946. On Jan- uary 31, the House Rules Committee reported a resolution substituting the text of H. R. 5262 for the text of H. R. 4908, -- thus, making H. R. 4908 the Case bill. This bill passed the House on February 7, 1946. The Senate Committee on Education and Labor held hearings and sub- sequently reported the bill on April 16, 1946. It was then amended and oassed the Senate on Lay 25, 1946. The House agreed to the Senate amendments on May 29, 1946. The President vetoed the bill on June 11, and on that same day the bill failed of passage over the President's veto. I7eanwhile, on May 25, 1946, the President requested the Congress to pass his proposal for temporary labor legislation. This was introduced in the Senate as S. 2255 and in the House as H. R. 6578. The Rules of the House were suspended and tho House immediately passed the bill. H. R. 6578 was then sent to the Senate where it was re- ferred to the Senate Committee on Interstate Comnerce. This Committee made minor changes in the bill and reported it back to the Senate the same day, Hay 25, 1946. There were no formal House or Senate Reports on this bill. The bill passed the Senate, amended, on May 31, 1946. The Senate asked for a conference on June 3, 1946, but the House did not agree to a conference. INDEX I. H. R. 4908 (Case bill) 1. H. R. 4908, as introduced by Mrs. Norton, Dec. 5, 1946. 2. H. R. 4908, as reported to House, Jan. 28, 1946. 3. H. R. 5262, as introduced by Mr. Case, Jan. 29, 1946. 4. H. R. 4908, as passed house, Yeb. 7, 1946.

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