Oldtimers cling to power as new lawmakers rise
The piece notes how veterans like Carter Manasco and Andrew J. Biemiller leverage Capitol contacts after leaving office. It highlights lobbyists reshaping influence, with Scott Lucas shifting from Senate leadership to lobbying for multiple trade groups. Names of former congressmen linger in Washington as lawyers or advisers, reflecting a rerun of old political networks.
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Alabama
Carter Manasco
Congress
Jasper
Ala
Manasco
Ma Basco
National Coal Assn
Andrew J. Biemiller
Wisconsin
Afl-Cio
Frank Ikard
Texas
American Petroleum Institute
Senate
Scott Lucas
Illinois
Lucas
American Finance Conference
Mobile Homes Manufacturing Assn
National Association of Chain Drug Stores
Outdoor Advertising Assn
Roadside Business Assn
Western Medical Corp
Washington
J. Howard McGrath
James Patrick McGranery
William P. Rogers
NEW Deal
Arnold, Porter and Fortas
Thurman W. Arnold
Court of Appeals
Paul Porter
Federal Communications Commission
Abe Fortas
Joseph P. O'Hara
Minnesota
Emmet O'Neal
Kentucky
Maurice Thatcher
Dewey Short
Missouri
Harold G. Mosier
Victorious Exploits Highlight Six Heroes From Ohio and Beyond
A naval action scene recalls De la Penne and Bianchi escaping a sinking Valiant as British ships suffer damage. names include Robert Hale Evan Howell Charles Potter James Kem and James Duff. The piece then notes a wave of former congressmen transitioning to federal roles with John F. Kennedy and Stewart Udall in sight. Want ads get results.
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Morgan
de la Penne
Bianchi
Ohio
Robert Hale
Maine
Evan Howell
Illinois
Charles E. Potter
Michigan
James P. Kem
Missouri
James H. Duff
Pennsylvania
Congress
John F. Kennedy
House
Senate
Pennsylvania Ave
Stewart L. Udall
Washington
Hugo Lafayette Black
Alabama
Supreme Court
John A. Danaher
Connecticut
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
F. Dickinson Letts
Iowa
U.S
Homer Ferguson
Court of Military Appeals
Paul J. Kilday
Texas
J. Allen Frear
Delaware
Securities and Exchange Commission
Brooks Hays
Arkansas
Secretary of State
Congressional Relations
Elliott-Brown Service Funeral Home Open House Today
Moulton announces an open house from 1 to 4 p.m. at the new Elliott-Brown Service Funeral Home on Highway 24 east of town. The modern facility features Danish modern furnishings, a 135 seat chapel, a private family room, a display room, three parlors and parking for 50 cars.
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Moulton
Elliott-Brown Service
Highway 24
Here
North
Alabama
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