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321. Investigation Division, Justice Dept. Permit appointment of special agents of Division of Investigation as State officers, report to accompany S. 3075; submitted by Mr. Stephens.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Judiciary Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Judiciary Committee, Senate
Date:: May 10, calendar day May 24, 1934

322. District Courts. Authorizing Supreme Court to make and publish rules in actions at law, report to accompany S. 3040; submitted by Mr. Ashurst.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Judiciary Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Judiciary Committee, Senate
Date:: May 10, calendar day May 18, 1934

323. Alibi. To regulate defense of alibi in criminal cases, report to accompany S. 2255; submitted by Mr. Hebert.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Judiciary Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Judiciary Committee, Senate
Date:: May 10, calendar day May 16, 1934

324. Crime and criminals. Permitting compacts between States for suppression of crime, report to accompany H.R. 7353 [granting consent of Congress to any 2 or more States to enter into agreements or compacts for cooperative effort and mutual assistance in prevention of crime]; submitted by Mr. Logan.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Judiciary Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Judiciary Committee, Senate
Date:: May 10, calendar day May 14, 1934

325. Declaratory judgments, report to accompany S. 588 [to amend judicial code by adding new section to be numbered 274D, relating to declaratory judgments]; submitted by Mr. King.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Judiciary Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Judiciary Committee, Senate
Date:: May 10, calendar day May 14, 1934

326. Explosives. Transportation of explosives in interstate commerce, report to accompany S. 3319 [to amend sec. 233 of criminal code, as amended, relative to transportation of explosives or other dangerous articles in interstate commerce]; submitted by Mr. King.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Judiciary Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Judiciary Committee, Senate
Date:: May 10, calendar day May 14, 1934

327. Logs. Refundment of certain countervailing customs duties collected upon logs imported from British Columbia, report to accompany S. 339; submitted by Mr. Logan.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Judiciary Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Judiciary Committee, Senate
Date:: May 10, calendar day May 14, 1934

328. Rewards. Authorizing rewards for capture of accused persons, report to accompany H.R. 9370 [to authorize appropriation of money to facilitate apprehension of certain persons charged with crime]; submitted by Mr. Logan.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Judiciary Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Judiciary Committee, Senate
Date:: May 10, calendar day May 14, 1934

329. Lafayette, General. To proclaim May 20, 1934, General Lafayette memorial day, report to accompany H.J.Res. 317 [requesting President of United States to proclaim May 20, 1934, General Lafayette memorial day for observance and commemoration of 100th anniversary of death of General Lafayette]; submitted by Mr. Ashurst.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Judiciary Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Judiciary Committee, Senate
Date:: May 10, calendar day May 11, 1934

330. District of Columbia. Providing for additional justice of Court of Appeals of District of Columbia, report to accompany S. 1777; submitted by Mr. Austin.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Judiciary Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Judiciary Committee, Senate
Date:: Apr. 26, calendar day May 7, 1934

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