FDR Names Clark Assistant Attorney General
President Roosevelt nominated Clark of Dallas Texas to be an assistant attorney general in charge of the Justice Department anti trust division succeeding Thurman Arnold who became a judge of the United States district court of appeals for the District of Columbia Hugh B Cox of Washington was named for a new role as assistant attorney general overseeing wartime activities including enemy aliens and alien properties Cox born in Logan Alabama Clark practiced law in Dallas fifteen years before joining the War risk litigation unit and later the anti trust division in 1938 focusing on the 1937 agricultural marketing act and the wages and hours law
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Congress Briefs: War Service Bill Hearing and Eden Talks
Senate in recess until Friday as the Military Affairs panel hears Undersecretary Patterson on a war service measure. An Agriculture subcommittee probes corn price ceilings. Foreign Relations panels meet with Anthony Eden and Lord Halifax. Debates on farm security administration and a draft deferment bill. Labor panel hears shipbuilder Henry J. Kaiser on absenteeism.
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Watchdog Oscar Locks Out Thief After Theft at Home
The Ralph McBrides left their home in Watchdog Oscar's care and locked him inside. Returning, they found Oscar outside barking as a thief who had stolen $75 worth of clothing escaped, leaving the dog as the only witness to the break in.
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