Carter Glass accused this body's head of "dirt-daubing the sepulcher" of a former president in a speech whose key points Glass highlighted by pounding his fist on his desk until his knuckles bled while the rest of the Senate cheered him on. Dorothy Detzer supported this body, whose investigations spurred interest in the proposed Ludlow Amendment. The namesake of this body led the charge against "m
Carter Glass accused this body's head of "dirt-daubing the sepulcher" of a former president in a speech whose key points Glass highlighted by pounding his fist on his desk until his knuckles bled while the rest of the Senate cheered him on. Dorothy Detzer supported this body, whose investigations spurred interest in the proposed Ludlow Amendment. The namesake of this body led the charge against "merchants of death," resulting in support for the contemporary Neutrality Acts of the 1930s. For 10 points, name this Senate body that existed from 1934 to 1936, led by a namesake North Dakotan, which investigated the munitions industry's effect on the U.S. involvement in WWI.
Carter Glass accused this body's head of "dirt-daubing the sepulcher" of a former president in a speech whose key points Glass highlighted by pounding his fist on his desk until his knuckles bled while the rest of the Senate cheered him on.
the {Nye Committee} (or {Special Committee} on {Investigation} of the Munitions {Industry}; or Senate Munitions {Committee} before “{munitions}”)