Franklin D. Roosevelt Vetoes

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Bill	Title	President	Vetoed
S. 272	For the relief of William Frank Lipps Override not recorded	Franklin D. Roosevelt	February 18, 1936
H.R. 4858	For the relief of Edward Shippen West	Franklin D. Roosevelt	February 17, 1936
S. 1950	For the relief of the estate of Julius Crisler	Franklin D. Roosevelt	February 17, 1936
S. 1176	For the relief of Thomas A. Coyne	Franklin D. Roosevelt	February 17, 1936
S. 246	For the relief of Elmer Blair	Franklin D. Roosevelt	February 17, 1936
S. 166	For the relief of Jack Doyle	Franklin D. Roosevelt	February 17, 1936
H.R. 8515	For extension of public school buildings in Sanish School District of Mountrail County, North… Override not recorded	Franklin D. Roosevelt	February 13, 1936
H.R. 4178	For the relief of the International Manufacturers' Sales Co. of America, Inc., AS. Postnikoff…	Franklin D. Roosevelt	February 11, 1936
S. 1626	Proposing to refund certain countervailing customs duties collected on logs imported from…	Franklin D. Roosevelt	February 4, 1936
H.R. 9870	To provide for the immediate payment of World War adjusted-service certificates, for the… Overridden Pub. L. 74-425	Franklin D. Roosevelt	January 24, 1936
H.R. 3019	To amend “An act to stop injury to the public grazing lands by preventing overgrazing and soil…” Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	August 26, 1935
H.R. 8516	To provide funds for cooperation with Porcupine School District, Sioux City, North Dakota, for… Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	August 26, 1935
H.R. 8513	To provide funds for cooperation with Trenton School District, Williams County, North Dakota… Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	August 26, 1935
H.R. 8426	Granting pensions to certain soldiers of the Civil War Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	August 26, 1935
H.R. 8425	Granting pensions and increase of pensions to certain helpless and dependent children of… Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	August 26, 1935
H.R. 8424	Granting increase of pensions to certain widows of soldiers and sailors of the Civil War Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	August 26, 1935
H.R. 8423	Granting increase of pensions to certain former widows of soldiers and sailors of the Civil War Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	August 26, 1935
H.R. 8422	Granting pensions to certain former widows of soldiers and sailors of the Civil War Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	August 26, 1935
H.R. 8421	Granting pensions to certain widows of soldiers and sailors of the Civil War Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	August 26, 1935
H.R. 6776	27 1 To amend section 36 of the Emergency Farm Mortgage Act of 1933, as amended, and for other… Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	August 26, 1935
H.R. 5838	To place David J. Fitzgerald on the retired list of the United States Army as a first lieutenant Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	August 26, 1935
H.R. 5325	For the relief of Ira L. Reeves Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	August 26, 1935
H.R. 5122	For the relief of R.C. McCoy, J.L. Garner, C.G. Kauffman, W.G. Smiley, R.A. Burks, C.W… Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	August 26, 1935
H.R. 4324	To carry out certain obligations under certain tribal agreements Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	August 26, 1935
H.R. 4226	For the relief of Floyd Hull Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	August 26, 1935
H.R. 2130	For the relief of John M. ~cNulty Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	August 26, 1935
H.R. 2024	For the relief of officers and soldiers of the volunteer service of the United States mustered… Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	August 26, 1935
H.R. 1714	For the relief of Russell H. Lindsay Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	August 26, 1935
H.R. 1286	For the relief of James H. Bell (or James Bell) Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	August 26, 1935
H.R. 616	For the relief of Homer J. Williamson Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	August 26, 1935

Of the 2,594 vetoes on file, 344 drew an override vote in at least one chamber and 108 succeeded; an override needs two thirds of both. A pocket veto, made while Congress was adjourned, cannot be overridden and is dated by the adjournment. A row with no override tag is one Congress did not take up. Vetoes before 2001 are from the Senate Library's record, where a few bill numbers are not legible.