Senate lobbying probe eyed as the beagles begin
Washington correspondence notes the Senate committee led by Sen. John L. McClellan and Sen. Styles Bridges will extend into years. The piece outlines 1955 lobbying registrations and expenditures, names major spenders, and flags unreported, possibly illegal lobbying to be investigated.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
Senate
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Styles Bridges
R-Nh
Francis Case
R-Sd
Superior Oil Co
House
Congress
Rite Tee Tite
Superior Oil , Co
Keck
John M. Neff
Elmer Patman
Eisenhower
Folow
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American Petroleum Institute
New York
District of Columbia Petroleum Industries Committee
FE. Kane
D. C. Petroleum Industries Com
Independent Natural Gas Assn. of America
Pipeline Cos
Edward Falck
Bridgeport
Bridgeport, Conn
Gas Light Co
Assn
James R. Lee
United Gas Pipeline Co
Shreveport
Albert E. Carter
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Henderson H. Carter
East Ohio Gas Co
Frank W. Rogers
Western Oil & Gas Assn
Joseph K.jammer
Ray C. Hinman
Socony Mobil Oil
N.Y
Harold L. Kennedy
Ohio O!] Co
Walter F. Woodful
Humble Oil Co
McClellan- Bridges Committee
Stmell
Chimney Fire at Pt of Rocks Saved Home of Edgar Pomeroy
An early morning fire at the chimney of Edgar Pomeroy in Pt of Rocks was stopped by Carroll Manor fire department, preventing damage. The blaze was reported around 5 50 a m and extinguished by one engine. June Miller of Brunswick was elected to Mortar Board at Hood College, daughter of Rev. and Mrs Ralph H Miller.
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Edgar Pomeroy
Pt. of
Rocks
Pomeroy
Carroll Manor
Adamstown
June Miller
Brunswick
Hood College
Ralph H. Miller
First Atkenne
Mortar Board
Chandler May Be An Entrant In Democratic Nomination Contention
Sen. Ellender quoted March 2 as welcoming the possibility that Happy Chandler may enter the 1956 Democratic presidential race. Kefauver remains front runner after Minnesota upset, Harriman cites availability but rejects VP bid, and Southern Democrats oppose civil rights views of Harriman and Kefauver. Chandler's return to power in Kentucky as governor is noted, with past Senate service and baseball commissioner roles referenced.
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Washington
Ellender
D-La
Harriman
Kefauver
Estes Kéfauver
Tennessee
Adlai Stevenson
Ilinois
Minnesota
Averell Harriman
New York
West Palm Beach
Flo
South
Ellescher
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Whitman
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Alben W. Barkley
Earle Clements
Olan
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Man With
Olan Tingle
the Baltimore Life Insurance Co
West Church
Accident Insurance
Studebakers
Studebaker
Car Life Magazine
Lata
Accs
Studebaker First
United States of America
Howell
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