Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 November 1940 — Page 12
VANNUYS IN LINE FOR KEY POST
Report Hoosier to. Become Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman. By DANIEL M. KIDNEY
‘fimes Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.—Senator Frederick VanNuys (D. Ind.) Bas been assured of the chairmanship of the Senate Judiciary Commnee, buc the announcement of his
elevation will not be made until the!"
Seventy-seventh Congress convenes Jan. 3, it was reported here today. ' When the veteran Senator Henry P, Ashurst (D. Ariz.) was defeated
for renomination, it was generally] reported that this chairmanship,
which Senator Ashurst now holds, would go to Senator Pat McCarran (D. Nev.). But since both Senators VanNuys and McCarran came to the Senate in 1933 and joined the Judiciary Committee at the same time they are of equal rank so far as service 1s concerned. In such a case, the
Senator | representing -the State first ad-| § mitted to the Union gets the pro-| #
motion, Indiana entered the Union| §%§ in 1816, 48 years before Nevada was| §
admitted.
The Judiciary chairmanship is 4 rated as one of the most important -§
in the Senate. The Committee attracted’ nation-wide attention when it presented a scathing report denouncing President Roosevelt's attempt to “pack” the Supréme Court.
At the State House—
2 REPUBLICANS TO TAKE OATHS
|Tucker’s Father to Swear in
Both; Each Promises Economy.
The new Republican era will get underway at the State House Monday with a sort of family affair, James L. Tucker, of Salem, former Orange County circuit judge, will administer the oath of office for a second term as Secretary of State to his son, James, at 10 a. m. Then he will go across the hall
. land swear .in his son’s present
“Well, Governor, it looks like Mr. Willkie carried the State,” Secre-
tary of State James Tucker (right)
remarks to Governor Townsend
after the official compilations yesterday of votes in the Presidential race. “Yes it does,” the Governor answered.
Both Senators VanNuys and McCarran signed that report. The plan was defeated. For any Senator to reach such a major committee chairmanship .in his second tefm is considered most unusual.
OPTOMETRISTS AND
Senator Ashhurst is serv-|, ocented to the Central Indiana
AUXILIARY TO MEET POLLED 25.403
A report of case findings will be
deputy and long-time friend, Richard T. James, as State Auditor at 11 a. m. The Secretary of State and State Auditor take office officially on Dec. 1, but since that day is Sunday the formal ceremony is to be held Mon-
day. James Only 30
When Mr. James takes office he will take over his present boss’ title as the youngest state holder. He is only 30. Mr. Tucker was 30 when he first became Secretary of State two years ago. Mr. Tucker is plannnig to carry out his campaign promise of “more economy” during his second term. He announced that he is effecting a saving of over $6000 a year by combining the positions of auditor and deputy securities commissioner and leaving two vacancies on the staff of investigators for the Securities Commission unfilled.
Loring to Do Two Jobs
Robert H. Loring, Rising Sun, securities commission auditor has been promoted to the position of
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ing his sixth term, having been first Association of Optometrists at 7:30 elected to the Senate when Arizona, ty > the Hotel Severin. entered the Union in 1912, The report will be given by Dr. J.
TULAREMIA CAUSES DEATH Robert Sureye end Dr, Thomas H.
BLUFFTON, Ind., Nov. 26 (U. P.).| A meeting of the auxiliary at the —Francis M. Redding, 64, Bluffton,|same time has been called by Mrs.
secretary, but will retain the duties of his old office, Mr. Tucker said. He was named to fill the. place of
Fred E. Schick who was advanced
thw, AT ni teq | tally of votes. latter two are Di crats and it is aT i» ea Roger W. Babson, the Prohibition |expected they will be replaced when at their annual two-day Party candidate for President, came the Legislature repeals the Reor|in third in the state with 6437 votes, (ganization Act returning powers of
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Winter COATS One vacancy on the staff of com- in er vanced last week to the position of ; : Here Dec. 16. ak formal dinner at 6:15 p. m. chief clerk for the past two years, oo S he 403 votes, the largest majority ob-| The other vacancy was created S Ss 2 for - i SIgY Saume Mr. Willkie polled 899,466 votes to 9% {| rm, wa sheriffs probably will dress coats in black or sport coats ‘ styles! Broken colors and sizes “for your own coffee pot,
sheriffs” convention which closes today.
Indiana University’s.crime school| While Norman Thomas, the Social- appointment in the various depart- ) at Indianapolis ry An a the|ist Party candidate, and John W. ments to the elected department
| Sheriffs’ Association as a site for|Aiken, of the Socialist Labor Party, heads.
the training program. Staff in- polled 2075 and 706 votes, respec-| Mr. James also has promised [eve of The: umiverdity who | tively. * economy in his department but is The electors of the winning Re-|Withholding announcement of his publican Party will meet at 10{Plans until after he takes office. a. m. Dec. 16 in the House of Rep-|He has named Ross Teckemeyer, It was suggested that the course|resentatives to cast their vote for veteran field examiner of the Board of instruction, probably lasting three | President and Vice President. of Accounts, as deputy auditor. corre @ days, be held after the State Legis-| Yesterday was the date set by law| The position of deputy auditor is
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but Mr. James says he will ask Governor Townsend within the next
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