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...Capitol Hill for a congressional once-over went smiling Judge James P. McGranery of Philadelphia, Attorney-General designate, the man picked by Harry Truman to do the promised house-cleaning chore that Newbold Morris and Howard McGrath fouled up so spectacularly last month. McGranery's performance before the Senate Judiciary Committee left his inquisitors, friend & foe alike, mostly unsmiling...
...start its ace right hander. Frank Logan, in one of the two games. In the other it will probably use Mike McDonald or Don Belcher, two promising sophomores. So far, most of the heavy hitting by the Green has been done by its flashy, sophomore keystone combination of Bob McGrath and Don Swanson, both of whom are hitting over...
Deal liberals, and Hannegan's heir presumptive. But he soon lost out to McGrath and retired from politics to become executive director of Theatre Owners of America (at a reported $60,000 a year). As Kefauver's manager, Sullivan will try to give the Tennessean's amateurish campaign what it sorely lacks: professional savvy and big-city organization on a national scale...
Gael Sullivan, 47, took over as national chairman of the Kefauver for President Committee. A native Rhode Islander, a parochial schoolmate of former Attorney General Howard McGrath and an alumnus of Ed Kelly's political campus in Chicago, Sullivan was the fair-haired protege of Democratic National Chairman Robert Hannegan, became Second Assistant Postmaster General in 1945, and executive director of the National Committee in 1947. For a while, he was hailed as a "second Jim Farley," the hope of Fair...
Nominated by President Truman last week to succeed Howard McGrath as Attorney General of the U.S.: James Patrick McGranery (rhymes with cannery...