Franklin D. Roosevelt Vetoes

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634 vetoes by Franklin D. Roosevelt. Showing 451–480, newest first. Clear filters

Bill	Title	President	Vetoed
H.R. 3896	To provide for the immediate payment to veterans of the face value of their adjusted-service… Override failed	Franklin D. Roosevelt	May 22, 1935
H.R. 1565	For the relief of Frank R. Carpenter, alias Frank R. Carvin	Franklin D. Roosevelt	May 13, 1935
H.R. 3071	For the relief of Second Lt. Charles E. Upson	Franklin D. Roosevelt	April 26, 1935
H.R. 2128	For the relief of Rossetta Laws	Franklin D. Roosevelt	April 18, 1935
H.R. 2678	For the relief of Carl L. Bernau	Franklin D. Roosevelt	April 11, 1935
S.J.Res. 21	Authorizing the President to proclaim October 11 of each year General Pulaski’s Memorial Day…	Franklin D. Roosevelt	April 11, 1935
H.R. 4018	To provide for the investigation, control, and eradication of marine organisms injurious to…	Franklin D. Roosevelt	February 25, 1935
S. 2156	For the relief of American-La France and Foamite Corporation of New York Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	June 18, 1934
S. 1992	For the relief of Arthur R. Lewis Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	June 18, 1934
H.R. 7711	To permit postmasters to act as disbursing officers for the payment of traveling expenses of… Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	June 18, 1934
Bill not legible	I197 H.R. 5864. To authorize the payment of expenses of delegates of the Yakima Confederated… Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	June 18, 1934
H.Res. 322	To provide for the disposal of smuggled merchandise, to authorize the Secretary of the Treasury… Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	June 18, 1934
H.R. 9275	To provide for the protection and preservation of domestic sources of tin Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	June 18, 1934
H.R. 9145	To authorize the attendance of the Marine Band at the National Encampment of the Grand Army of… Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	June 18, 1934
H.R. 9046	To discontinue administrative furloughs in the Postal Service Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	June 18, 1934
H.R. 8728	Aut~or~zing the Secretary of War to lease or sell certain lands of buildings known as Camp… Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	June 18, 1934
H.R. 8688	For the relief of Stella E. Whitmore Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	June 18, 1934
H.R. 8644	To provide warrant officers of the Coast Guard parity of promotion with warrant officers of the… Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	June 18, 1934
H.R. 8587	To extend the benefits of the Employees' Compensation Act of September 7, 1916, to William… Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	June 18, 1934
H.R. 8511	To provide for needy blind persons in the District of Columbia Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	June 18, 1934
H.R. 8513	To authorize the coinage of 50-cent pieces in commemoration of the boyhood home of General… Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	June 18, 1934
H.R. 5543	For the relief of T. Brooks Alford Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	June 18, 1934
H.R. 5018	To correct the naval records of former employees of the crews of the revenue cutters Algonquin… Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	June 18, 1934
H.R. 4957	For the relief of F.M. Peters and J.F. Akers. 258 Franklin D. Roosevelt Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	June 18, 1934
H.R. 4554	To amend section 4808 of the Revised Statutes (24 U.S.C. 3) to prevent discriminatory… Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	June 18, 1934
H.R. 4447	For the relief of Vertner Tate Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	June 18, 1934
H.R. 4444	For the relief of Lt. James Floyd Terrell, Medical Corps, United States Navy Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	June 18, 1934
H.R. 3726	To grant a patent to Albert M. Johnson and Walter Scott Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	June 18, 1934
H.R. 3595	For the relief of St. Ludgers Catholic Church of Germa~town, Henry County, Missouri Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	June 18, 1934
H.R. 3161	For the relief of Henry Harrison Griffith Pocket veto	Franklin D. Roosevelt	June 18, 1934

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.