THE CONGRESS: THE CONGRESS Bank Bill

Monday, Mar. 20, 1933
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* Subsequently sworn in were Maine's Utterback, whose election was contested, and Minnesota's Shoemaker who had served a term in Leavenworth Penitentiary for publicly calling a banker a "robber of widows and orphans."

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