Debates in the Senate on the Twenty-second Amendment, 1947

March 10, 1947

THE PRESIDENTIAL TERM-AMENDMENT1 min read
1: Senate, March 10, 1947, ¶ 1 (Senate1947.Mar10.1)

Mr. LANGER (for himself and Mr. TAYLOR) submitted an amendment in the nature of a substitute intended to be proposed by them, jo i ntly, to the joint resolution (H. J. Res. 27) proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United S t ates relating to the terms of office of the President, which was ordered to lie on the table and to be printed.

2: Senate, March 10, 1947, ¶ 2 (Senate1947.Mar10.2)

PRINTING OF SPECIAL REPORT ENTITLED "THE PRESENT TREND OF CORPORATE MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS" (S. DOC.

4: Senate, March 10, 1947, ¶ 4 (Senate1947.Mar10.4)

Mr. O'MAHONEY. Mr. President, last Friday, pursuant to the provisions of the Clayton Act, the Federal Trade Commission sent to the Senate a special report entitled "The Present Trend . of Corporate Mergers and Acquisitions." Thereport involves a matter of very great importance and I think it should be available to all Members of the Senate. I have consulted the majority leader, and I therefore request that the report be printed as a Senate document.

5: Senate, March 10, 1947, ¶ 5 (Senate1947.Mar10.5)

The PRESIDENT pro tempore. Without objection, it is so ordered.

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