Timeline: FDR and the Supreme Court

May 27, 1935	"Black Monday" Schechter,
May 31, 1935	FDR "horse and buggy" quote
August 1935	Guffey Coal Conservation Act passed after NRA Codes overturned in Schechter.
January 6, 1936	Butler AAA decision
May 18, 1936	Carter Case strikes down Guffey Coal Act
June 1, 1936	Morehead. NY law setting minimum wage standards for women is overturned, Robert joining in 5-4 decision, creating a Constitutional no-man's land.
November, 1936	FDR wins landslide
December 19, 1936	Parrish case is voted on. Stone is ill so the decision is withheld until he can return. Robert's vote is settled.
January 20, 1937	Second Inaugural Address
February 1, 1937	Borah warns "hands off" Supreme Court
February 5, 1937	FDR announces plan for reorganizing the judiciary
February 9, 1937	Argument begins for NLRB v. Laughlin...
March 9, 1937	FDR's Fireside Chat
March 22, 1937	Hughes letter to Wheeler
March 29, 1937	Parrish "the switch in time that saved nine"
April 12, 1937	Laughlin Decided.
May 18, 1937	Justice Van Devanter announces his retirement
May 24, 1937	validated unemployment insurance provisions in SSA and ruled old-age pensions constitutional (Stewart, Helvring)
June 14, 1937	The adverse report of the Senate Judiciary Committee is released.
July 14, 1937	Senator Robinson dies
July 22	The Bill is recommitted to committee.
August 26, 1937	FDR signs revised legislation
August	Names Hugo Black to Court