Alaska. Extended benefits to Alaska and Hawaii, Overtime pay for employees of Bureau of Animal Industry, Alabama National Forest, Brooksville Plant Garden, hearings, 70th Congress, 1st session, on H. R. 7952 [to extend benefits of Hatch act, Adams act, Purnell act, and Smith-Lever act to Alaska], H. R. 6070 [to extend benefits of certain acts of Congress to Hawaii for advancement of cooperative agricultural extension work between Hawaii and Department of Agriculture], H. R. 6509 [to provide overtime pay for employees in Bureau of Animal Industry], H. R. 11414 [to authorize Secretary of Agriculture to establish trading rules and business practices for handlers of and dealers in fresh fruits and vegetables, to provide for system of adjustment of disputes, and for other purposes], H. R. 13447 [to establish and maintain dairy and livestock experiment and demonstration station for the South at or near Lewisburg, Tenn.], H. J. Res. 291 [for suspension of provisions of sec. 7 of act of Mar. 1, 1911, requiring consent of State legislature for acquisition of any unacquired lands within present exterior boundaries of Alabama National Forest until Dec. 31, 1930], H. J. Res. 204 [206, to dispose of real property located in Hernando County, Fla., known as Brooksville Plant Introduction Garden, no longer required for plant-introduction purposes to Hernando Tobacco Company], Jan. 13-May 18, 1928.