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Blanton Senate Aims
Delight Foes Here
Many officials, in both the Federal and District Governments,
breathed sighs of relief today over the announcement by
Representative Thomas L. Blanton of Texas that he will run
for-the Senate next fall.
Representative Blanton's an-<
nouncement means that he will not
run for re-election in the House, and
that if he loses in the Senatorial
race, he will no longer be a member
of either house.
Government officials believe that
Blanton will lose in his race for the
Senate, but even if he wins, they
believe he will not have the time or
the inclination in the Senate to delve
into the personal investigations in
the same way he has as a member
of the House.
This inclination on Blanton's part
to “investigate” any official at any
time who crosses his path has kept
more than one Government official
awake at night during recent years.
This is particularly true since his
famous investigation of District Com
missioner Frederick A. Fanning, the
ousting of whom added considerably
to Blanton’s prestige.
Other officials who at one time or
another incurred the wrath of the
Texas Representative are Col. C. O.
Sherrill, former director of public
buildings and parks; Dr. William A.
White, superintendent of St. Eliza
beth's Hospital, and more recently,
Herbert D. Brown, chief of the
Bureau of Efficiency, with whom
Blanton is now at odds.
At the same time, there are
many officials and clerks who re
gret Blantons decision and would
dislike to see him out of Con
gress. because the Texan is as
famous a defender as a prosecutor.
He has been particularly friendly
with policemen and firemen who
believed they were being unfairly
treated. He led the fight for the
restoration of rank to Inspector
Albert J. Headley, and he is now
an ardent friend of Assistant Traf
fic Director M. O. Eldridge, who
was demoted after the traffic light
scandal.
Asbury Park Offered
Airport for 10 Cents
ASBURY PARK, N. .1., .Tan. !».
A field for a municipal airport for
Asbury Park was offered the city
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I been forced to land near the Jump
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airport, and offered part of his
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