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1. Envelopes. Manufacture of stamped envelopes, report to accompany S. J. Res. 144; submitted by Mr. Brookhart.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Post Office and Post Roads Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Post Office and Post Roads Committee, Senate
Date:: May 3, calendar day May 25, 1928

2. Purdy, Sheldon R. Sheldon R. Purdy, report to accompany S. 2526 [for relief of Sheldon R. Purdy]; submitted by Mr. Phipps.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Post Office and Post Roads Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Post Office and Post Roads Committee, Senate
Date:: May 3, calendar day May 8, 1928

3. Lotteries. Fraudulent use of mails, report to accompany S. 2751 [to amend sec. 213, act of Mar. 4, 1909 (criminal code, title 18, sec. 336, United States code), affixing penalties for use of mails in connection with fraudulent devices and lottery paraphernalia]; submitted by Mr. Moses.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Post Office and Post Roads Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Post Office and Post Roads Committee, Senate
Date:: May 3, calendar day May 4, 1928

4. Poisons. Shipping of certain poisons through mails, report to accompany S. 3127 [to amend sec. 217, as amended, of act to codify, revise, and amend penal laws of United States, approved Mar. 4, 1909, relative to transmission of poisons in mails]; submitted by Mr. Frazier.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Post Office and Post Roads Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Post Office and Post Roads Committee, Senate
Date:: May 3, calendar day May 4, 1928

5. Postal service. Shorter workday on Saturday for postal employees, report to accompany S. 3281; submitted by Mr. La Follette.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Post Office and Post Roads Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Post Office and Post Roads Committee, Senate
Date:: May 3, calendar day May 4, 1928

6. Postmasters. Qualifications of postmasters, report to accompany S. 3328 [to amend title 39, postal service, chapter 2, sec. 32, code of laws of United States in force Dec. 6, 1926]; submitted by Mr. Blease.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Post Office and Post Roads Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Post Office and Post Roads Committee, Senate
Date:: May 3, calendar day May 4, 1928

7. Roads. Atlantic to Pacific highway, report to accompany S. 1900 [for construction of post roads and military highway from point on or near Atlantic Coast to point on or near Pacific Coast, and for other purposes]; submitted by Mr. Moses.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Post Office and Post Roads Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Post Office and Post Roads Committee, Senate
Date:: May 3, calendar day May 4, 1928

8. Postal service. Allowing credit to postal employees for time served in Army, Navy, or Marine Corps, report to accompany S. 860; submitted by Mr. McKellar.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Post Office and Post Roads Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Post Office and Post Roads Committee, Senate
Date:: May 3, 1928

9. Mail matter. Preparation of prepaid mail matter, report [and minority views] to accompany S. 3890 [to amend sec. 5 of act making appropriations for service of Post Office Department, fiscal year 1921].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Post Office and Post Roads Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Post Office and Post Roads Committee, Senate
Date:: [May 1928]

10. Red Lodge, Mont. Highway from Red Lodge, Mont., to Cooke City, Mont., report to accompany S. 3874 [authorizing appropriation of funds for construction of highway from Red Lodge, Mont., to boundary of Yellowstone National Park near Cooke City, Mont.]; submitted by Mr. Bratton.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Post Office and Post Roads Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Post Office and Post Roads Committee, Senate
Date:: Apr. 20, calendar day Apr. 25, 1928

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