Hoover Defies Senate On Power Commission Nominees
The Senate voted 36 to 28 to restore George Otis Smith Marcel Gargaud and Claude L Draper to the executive calendar after Hoover refused to rescind their nominations. The action follows Attorney General Mitchells opinion upholding executive authority and drew sharp opposition from Hoover critics.
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