' CENTRAL FIGURES IN COURT REORGANIZATION FIGHT
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These were some of the central figures at the opening of public hearings in Washington, D. C., of President Houseveit s bill »o> 'to 'j ...aation
of federal courts. Party lines were broken down and the issue drew into debate the outstanding men on Capitol Hill Here are sotne of the
senators on the Judiciary committee. Upper left Is Senator Ashurst, chairman of the committee; upper center, Senator Key Pittman; right,
Senator Norris; lower left, Senator King; lower center, Senator Connally, who wa* designated by oponcnta to question supporters of the bill.
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Defies Powers To
Evict H’ From
The Demo Party
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(By The
WASHINGTON. D. C.. July 13
—A fighting Ir ghman from Neva
da, democratic Senator Pat Mc
Carran. led a crusade of the bat
talion of death against enactment
of the administration’s judicial
reorganization bill. Defying the
ciders of his doctor the salver
haired westerner in a two hour
••rpeech challenged the democratic
leadership : .> drive him from the
party because he i efu&ed ta
along and cried out to the Senate
that the fight had just begun to
hold democracy firm f. r America
and the world, I th nk the cause
is worthy. McCarran said, adding
that his political death warrant
probab y had been signed. I
thinik it is worth any man’s life.
*Tne time has come to arise in
defense of our government. He
assailed the proposals to pack the
Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, D C., July 13
—The court bill threatens to act
as a dam checking the usual tor
rent of legislatin. Such major
measures as the "ever normal
granary”, wage and hour stand
ards and Wagner low cost Hous
ing. appeared to many legislators
to oe doomed to indefinite delay
as a result of the struggling over
the revamping of the Supreme
Court.
Monday, Senators began the
second week of debate over the
Court Bill and prepared to woo
17 votes with all the fervor of a
political campaign. The 17 votes
are those of senators who have
made no public commitment on
the issue. The unofficial score of
those on record remained 40
against and 39 for the bill.
EXPLANATION WIRED ABOUT
SYSTEM PAYING PENSIONS
Ir. response to repeated requests
for reasons why the payment of
territorial old age pensions, was
charged from quarterly to month
ly. Russell Maynard. Second Div
ision member of the Territorial
Boar'' of Public Welfare, wired
Wm. B Kirk, Director of the De
partment and received the fol'ow
■ g reply:
"Pusseil Maynard,
Nome. Alaska
Under requirement Territorial
Law a.id Federal Social Security
Board, all old age assistance war
rants much be paid monthly in
advance oeginning July first in
stead of quarterly in advance as
heretofore.
Suggest you explain that only dif
ference in new arrangement is
that recipient receives warrant
at first of each month instead of
one warrant at the first of each
three months. Cannot issue quar
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and accessible to the nurse, who
will cootact the parents where it
is necessary for any defects to be
corrected. The physician will bill
the school board in his respective
town in the amount of $1.00 for
each examination, which charge
is set by the Territorial law.
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Hospital Notes
Mrs. Chas. Cavey, Jr., who re
cently underwent an appendict
omv. is reported to be improving
nicely and be recovered sufficient
ly to return to her home.
Chris O'Leary, suffering from
sinus trouble, and who has been
receiving medical attention at the
Maynard Columbus hospital, is
much improved today, said re
ports.
Wilbur Arnold, who suffered a
serious injury to his eye the other
day, is receiving attention at the
hospital, and his condition is re
ported at about the same.
Gene White, who sustained an
.njured snee while working near
Nome, is recovering rapidly.
Richmond Escholt from up
north, is .receiving medical servic
es at the Maynard Columbus
Hospital and is reported improv
ing.
Chas. Stromm of Council is in
the hospital, also receiving med
ical attention.
Wallace Rogers, who has been
in the hospital for some time, as
a medical case, is much improved.
Wm. J. Young, who injured his
knee at Tin City, received atten
tion here and is recovering at the
hospital.
Arthur Skain, a native boy from
Kotzebue, with an injured hand,
received medical attenton and is
improving at the hospital.
Mrs. Bob Larsen and baby are
doing nicely and nearly ready to
go home.
Mrs. Omie McCarthy who has
been a patient at the hospital for
some time, left there for her home
today.
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Cloudy weother prevailed gon
er: liy over western and south
western Alaska with exception
ally heavy rainfall reported near
Unalakleet restricting the ceiling
and visibility to zero Fdir weath
er obtains over eastern and north
ern Alaska. Rain was falling ov
er portions of the Gulf.
Pressure is relatively low over
northwestern Alaska and high
over southeastern Alaska. Cloudy
and unsettled weather will like
ly continue for Nome and vicinity
tonight and Saturday.
Terr, iterate res are about nor
mal over the field of observation
in Alaska.
1 nr lowi i X'lmc temperature
last r,:«ht was 54 and the highest
yesterday was (14
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