Word: appointed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Georgia's Carl Vinson, chairman of the House Naval Affairs Committee, piped up that he would appoint a subcommittee to study the "development and acquisition" of bases in French, Netherlands and Japanese possessions. Again (see p. 23) it was not a good week for the Brotherhood...
...Senator who listened was Texas' tall, shambling Tom Connally, chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee. Up rose Tom Connally and drawled: "[The Committee] did not appoint Mr. Flynn, nor have we expressed the view that we would not let him be confirmed in advance of a hearing. . . . The Senator from New Hampshire is welcome to attend the meeting. . . . We'll look over anything he may bring with him." Tom Connally paused, added: "And we have sanitary facilities in the committee room where he can dispose of any bucket of slop he may have...
...Sacrificed Price Boss Leon Henderson to Congressional critics, decided to appoint Michigan's Senator Prentiss M. Brown in his place (see below...
...State statute authorizes the governor to fill all public vacancies by appointment, so outgoing Governor Heil might appoint a successor to himself. Possible appointee in these circumstances: Republican R. J. Kenny, lawyer and Heil friend...
...Toilet will be fixed at four corners of room. The buckets and cans will be placed. When filled up a guard will appoint a prisoner. The prisoner called will take the bucketes to the center of the room. The buckets will be pulled up by derrick and be thrown away...