Committe Reports And Papers XI
Richard J. O'Melia Collection
- "Message from the President of the United States"
Date: January 12, 1920
Report By: (?)
Content: "To the Senate: I transmit herewith a report from the Secretary
of Sate, in response to the resolution adopted by the Senate on December 16
(calendar day, December 20), 1919, requesting the State Department to transmit
to the Senate such information as may be available, not inconsistent with
the public interest, showing the actual condition in the Ukraine with respect
to the treatment of members of the Jewish race."
- "Shall we Have a School of Americanism?"
Date: December 8, 1919
Report By: Mr. Kenyon
Content: "I am an optimist, and in what I shall say tonight there is
no expression of pessimism. I have absolute faith in the American people."
- "Joint Committee on the Budget"
Date: 1957
Report By: Senate Committee on Government Operations
Content: "Amending the legislative reorganization act of 1946 to provide
for more effective evaluation of the fiscal requirements of the executive
agencies of the government of the United States."
- "Joint Committee on the Budget"
Date: January 18, 1954
Report By: Senate Committee on Government Operations
Content: "The following report summarizes briefly the activities of the
Committee on Government Operations during the first session of the 83d Congress."
- "Legislative Calendar"
Date: December 17, 1956
Report By: Committee on Government Operations
Content: Calendar, Audit Reports, Reorganization plans of 1956, Hearings,
etc.
- "Air Coordinating Committee"
Date: (?)
Report By: William Neumeyer
Content: "The Thirteenth Session of the ICAO Legal Committee will convene
in Montreal in September 1960. One of the principal items on the agenda will
be the draft Convention for the Unification of Certain Rules Relating to International
Carriage by Air Performed by a person other than the Contract in Carrier (Hire,
Charter and Interchange)."
- "Fort Monmouth"
Date: (?)
Report By: (?)
Content: "The Subcommittee alerted the American people to the serious
conditions which have existed in the Army Signal Corps for many years. It
was only after our investigation had commenced that 35 individuals were suspended
on security grounds from Fort Monmouth."
- "Confidential"
Date: (?)
Report By: William Pierce Rogers
Content: "From a confidential source, it is reliably reported that William
P. Rogers obtained the job as Assistant Counsel and later as Chief Counsel
to the War Investigating Committee of the Senate in 1947 during the 80th Congress,
through the influence of one Henry W. (The Dutchman) Grunewald, so-called
Washington mystery figure and wire-puller."
- "William Pierce Rogers"
Date: (?)
Report By: (?)
Content: "Deputy Attorney General of the U.S. since 1953"
- "Harley M. Kilgore"
Date: (?)
Report By: (?)
Content: "Page 711 shows that Krammer received reimbursement for expenses
in amount of $21.18 on June 13, 1944, incurred as consultant to the Subcommittee
of the Committee on Military Affairs pursuant to resolution of the Senate
adopted on December 21, 1943."
- "The Tydings Committee"
Date: (?)
Report By: (?)
Content: "Does this sound familiar? It should for you have seen history
repeat itself. You witnessed the Tydings committee. You saw Sen. Joe McCarthy,
sixteen years after Dr. Wirt had been silenced, present the documentary facts
that there were individuals who were either Communists or serving their cause
in thigh positions in your State Department or influencing others in your
Government."
- "Gillette-Hennings"
Date: (?)
Report By: (?)
Content: "The conspirators were temporarily delayed by Fedder's confession
under cross-examination that the charges against Senator McCarthy had been
prepared for him by Louis Fried after the conference with Millard Tydings
himself."
- "Watkins Committee"
Date: (?)
Report By: (?)
Content: "The conspirators failed to discredit Senator McCarthy with
the fraudulent charges which precipitated the Stevens-Adams-McCarthy hearings.
Television carried these hearings directly into the homes of millions of Americans,
and the public saw for themselves the evidence adduced which proved these
charges against Senator McCarthy were without foundation."
- "Wirt"
Date: (?)
Report By: (?)
Content: "The organized movement to silence persons who have attempted
to expose Communist infiltration into our Government has long been successful.
Committees have long been used by the executive branch of the government to
discredit those who have tried to tell the American people about the Communist
infiltration in our government."
- "Reductions in Fringe Benefits of Military Personnel"
Date: (?)
Report By: (?)
Content: "The following is a compilation of the principle fringe benefits
of military personnel which have been withdrawn or reduced since the end of
World War II." Two copies.
- Letter
Date: May 28, 1957
Report By: John L. McClellan
Content: "Attached is a copy of a proposed resolution of condolence to
the members of the family of the late Senator Joseph R. McCarthy, which I
propose to introduce for consideration by the committee at its executive session
to be held on Wednesday morning, May 29, 1957, at 9:30 A.M." Three copies.
- Letter
Date: September 17, 1956
Report By: Walter L. Reynolds
Content: "RE: Senate Document No. 148, A Summary - Index of Congressional
Investigations of Communism and Subversive Activities."
- "Rule Making in Order the Consideration of S. 3317"
Date: 1920
Report By: The Committee on Rules: House of Representatives
Content: "Mr. Ralston, I understand that you are to conduct the hearing
on the part of the opposition to the bill. About how much time will you require,
and how many persons will want to be heard?"
- "Legislative Calendar Eighty-third Congress"
Date: March 8, 1954 [No.4]
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