HOOVER’S NOMINEE
For U.S A. Supreme Court REJECTED BY SENATE. (Per Press Association.) WELLINGTON, May 7. Mir Hoover suffered his first major defeat in Congress, when the Senate by a vote of thirty-nine to forty-oire did not accept the nomination of John Parker. North Carolina jurist, for Justice of the United States Supreme Court. ’ ””*TW It was the first rejection of such nominee, in thirty-six years, and was due chiefly to bitter opposition, of organised Labour and Negro organisa* tions. Despite strenuous efforts by Mr
auuu L'v urvuiuiug v avail l. Hoover’s lieutenants, the Senate declined to accept the designation.
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Grey River Argus, 9 May 1930, Page 5
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