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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1946
Page
7
Cincinnati University data show veterans outperform non veterans in grades. Ex GI students rank highly, with more ex GI students in the top ten percent of their classes than non veterans graduates.
The piece outlines the 800 Democratic staffers to depart and 60 Republicans to replace them as the new Congress opens. It highlights key committee leaders including Charles Eaton for Foreign Affairs, Harold Knutson for Ways and Means, John Taber for Appropriations, and J Parnell Thomas for Un American Activities, noting their backgrounds and controversial stances shaping future policy.
Representative Ham Fish welcomes Leo Allen Illinois as chairman of Rules. Cliff Hope of Kansas named Agriculture chair, Dr. Edith Nourse Rogers of Lowell leads Veterans Affairs, George A. Dandero of Royal Oak to head Rivers and Harbors. The interwoven bios highlight longtime service, party ties, and shifts in chairmanship across major panels.
The republicans praise Karl Mundt of South Dakota as an effective reforming chairman who favors national interests over party. He contrasts with Lot Bloom on foreign policy and once teased Saudi ruler Ibn Saad. Mundt shifted from isolationism during the war and now faces a merged Naval and Military Affairs Committee under Walter Andrews of Buffalo. Andrews is seen as conservative with a strong WWI record, expected to secure Army gains, replacing Andrew Jackson May. In a separate note, C H Alston of Wilmington nets both a bird and a fish with the same fishing line at Fort Fisher during a rodeo.
A chicken swooped down and became entangled in the second book on the lure, alighting briefly and triggering a small scare as onlookers watched the unusual mishap unfold.
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