Investigation of Lobbying on Utility Holding Company Bills: Hearings... on H.Res. 288, ... July 9- 17, 1935

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Page 64 - ... Brewster on Saturday morning, the Saturday preceding? Senator HALE. I saw Mr. Brewster on Saturday morning at a meeting before the Park and Planning Commission about 11 : 30 to 12 o'clock. The CHAIRMAN. Thank you, Senator. We shall be glad to hear Senator White. STATEMENT OF HON. WALLACE H. WHITE, JR., A UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM THE STATE OF MAINE The CHAIRMAN. Senator, you are a Senator from the State of Maine ? Senator WHITE. That is correct ; formerly a Member of the House and privileged...
Page 68 - I can summarize them very quickly. I have a personal relationship , and friendship with Mr. Brewster which makes my answer entirely pertinent, and any omission of such account would render my answer entirely incomplete; and I demand the right to review that relationship with Mr. Brewster. The CHAIRMAN. Well, this committee will conduct this proceeding, Mr. Gruening. Mr. GRUENING. I beg your pardon, Mr. Chairman; I merely wanted The CHAIRMAN. To come down to the 1st day of July, when you and Mr. Brewster...
Page 161 - I had not. The CHAIRMAN. Following that, did you talk to him? Mr. MARCANTONIO. I did not. The CHAIRMAN. I do not think there is any other question. Thank you, Mr. Marcantonio. Mr. Corcoran, I desire to swear you and also as to your previous testimony. Hold up your right hand. You do solemnly swear that the testimony given by you heretofore and to be given has been and will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you God? Mr. CORCORAN. I do. May I have a chance at the next...
Page 139 - Esquire . . . came to me in the lobby of the Capitol and stated to me with what he termed 'brutal frankness...

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