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Executive Calendar Prepared Under the Direction of Felton M EXECUTIVE CALENDAR PREPARED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF FELTON M. JOHNSTON, SECRETARY OF THE SENAT'E BY LARRY M. WHEEI.ER, EXECUTIVE CLERK Thursday, July 12, 1962 NOMINATIONS Date of Calendar Message Name of nominee Oflice Predecessor report No. No. [PASSED OVER] AMBASSADOR 1982 July 9 565 212 Matthew H. McCloskey, of Ambassador Extraordinary Pennsylvania. and Plenipotentiary of the United States of America to Ireland. [NEW REPORTS] POSTMASTERS ALABAMA Winfield __________________ 11 568 5P-1 Rayburn Webster _________ A.A. Burgess, de- ceased. ARIZONA Alpine ____________________ 11 569 5P-2 Helen S. Slaughter ________ C. L. Fite, retired. 11 570 6P-1 Cassenia E. Crowder ______ Morristown _______________ J.P. Hamilton, re- tired. 11 571 6P-2 Frances L. Roberts ________ Winkelman _______________ I. W. Hedworth, re- tired. ARKANSAS 11 572 5P-3 Doris H. Beasley __________ Cherry Valley---- _________ Laura Clements, re- tired. 11 573 5P-4 Alice V. Perdue ___________ Louann ___________________ L. D. Perdue, retired. 11 574 5P-5. Genevieve E. Gillham _____ RoyaL ___________________ D. F. Gillham, de- ceased. Stamps ___________________ 11 575 5P-6 Buel R. Tatom ____________ E. E. Cook, retired. 11 576 5P-7 Homer Pace ______________ Wilmar----- ______________ E. B. Broyles, retired. CALIFORNIA 11 577 6P-3 Byron H. Alexander, Jr ____ Culver City _______________ P. H. Jarrett, retired. 11 578 5P-8 Robert J. Hazard--------- Edwards __________ ------- J. A. Gregory, resigned. 11 579 5P-9 JoeL. Roberts ____________ H. D. Ashby, retired. Etna---------------------Fontana__________________ 11 5go 6P-4 Noel F. Ricauda __________ D. H. Axtell, trans- ferred. 11 581 5P-10 James A. Cummings _______ La Habra. __________ - ____ M. M. Davis, resigned Lamont __________________ 11 582 6P-5 Jimmy L. Pierce __________ Margaret Campbell, resigned. 11 583 5P-11 Faye P. Bertagna _________ Montgomery Creek ________ Phoobe Vickroy, retired. 850~No.195 2 Date of Calendar Message N arne of nominee report No. No. Office Predecessor POSTMASTERS-Con. CALIFORNIA-continued 1962 July 11 584 5P-12 John W. Milam ______ - _ _ _ _ Oakdale __ " ____ .. _________ _ H. L. Appling, retired. 11 585 6P-6 I"nke A. Brazo ____________ Pico Rivera _______________ _ R. C. Parker, retired. 11 586 6P-7 Ted Ballew__________ - __ -- Pollock Pines- --- ------ -~ D. A. Willey, resigned. 11 587 6P~8 Hector G. Godinez _______ . Santa Ana ____________ _ F. R. Harwood, de­ ceased. COLORADO 11 588 lP-27 Robert B. MitchelL ______ Salida ____________________ W. W. vYieck, trans- ferred. CONNECTICl.l'r 11 589 1P-31 Joseph A. Whalen _________ Lakeville _____ ----------- F. E. Constantine, retired. FLORIDA 11 590 5P-17 Robert D. Young _____ ---- Avon Park ______________ _ D. C. Pel'l'y, retired. 11 591 6P-12 '~Nilliam A. Holland ______ - Fort Lauderdale ______ . __ \V. D. Dunifon, re- signed. 11 592 5P-18 Ellis Solomon _______ ---- _ ]'ort Myers ______________ _ W. B. Walters, retired. 11 593 5P-19 Hartley A. Graves, Jr.. ____ Fruitland Pa.rk __________ _ M. K. Cl::Lrk, retired. 11 594 3P-8 Curtiss W. Hale ___________ Hollywood _______________ _ C. W. Ten Eick, re- tired. 11 595 5P-20 Austin T. Drinkwater _____ Orange Park _______________ R. L. Luga, trans- ferred. 11 596 5P-21 Marjorie V. Judy __ --- _-- _ Polk City________ _____ .. _ Lee Rutledge, re- moved. 11 597 5P-22 Leonard R. Dyer_ _________ Tangerine ________________ W. S. Estey, retired. 11 598 6P-13 J. Douglas ArnalL _______ Venice ___________________ R. E. Shallberg, retired. GEORGIA 11 599 SP-23 Oris IV. Wood ____________ Dalton ____________________ J. W. Ray, retired. 11 600 5P-24 Roy C. Knight___________ Dexter. ______________ .. ___ D. W. Knight, retired 11 601 5P-25 Ellis L. Stephens__________ Millen____________________ M. L. Burke, tmno- ferred. 11 602 6P-15 AmosS. Roberts _________ Pinehurst _____ ------------- H. C. Brantley, retired. 11 60;) 5P-26 William G. McRee _________ Watkinsville ______________ W. B. Hale, deceased 11 601 5P-27 Paul W. Vaughn, Jr._____ Williamson _________________ J. J. Scott, retired. IDAHO 11 603 4P-26 Roy B. Fields _______ .. _ __ _ McCalL ______ .. __________ - C. L. Burdett, retired 11 606 5P-30 J.D. Petty _______________ Meridian _________________ F. L. Jolley, retired. 11 607 3P-14 Anna R. Lake ____________ Roberts __________________ Clam Hand, retired. ILLINOIS 11 608 lP-54 William A. Guthrie ________ Farmington _______________ Owen Kelly, retired. 11 609 4P-30 Sereno LeonL _ _ _ _ ___ __ _ _ _ Highwood._______________ M. B. East, retired. 11 610 lP-58 Walter L. RandalL ________ Lewistown ________________ E. D. Henry, retired. 11 611 6P-20 CarlL. Karlson ___________ Nachusa _________________ C. H. Strong, retired. 11 612 SP-34 RichardT. CahilL ________ Ontarioville _______________ W. G. Hess, removed 11 613 lP-63 Wenscel A. Bieschke _______ Oswego __________________ G. C. Bartholomew, resigned. 3 Date of Calendar Message Name of nominee Office Predecessor report No. No. POSTMASTERS-Con. INDIANA 1982 July 11 614 6P-22 David l\1. Stanley_________ Boone Grove ______________ C. E. Baker, retired. 11 615 5P-36 Elisha H. Layman _______ c Commiskey ________________ Fred Corbin, Jr., resigned. 11 616 6P-23 Eugene Hampton _________ Darlington _______________ M. E. Maxwell, transferred. Decatur __________________ 11 617 6P-24 R. John Boch _____________ L. W. Kirsch, de- ceased. 11 618 5P-37 Ralph J. Rochner _. _______ Ewing ___________________ Harry McOsker, retired. 11 619 5P-38 Samuel T. Swan __________ Leavenworth ______________ E. L. Sacksteder, Leo ______________________ retired. 11 620 5P-39 Lola H. VanZile __________ Office established Apr. 6, 1957. IOWA Alden ____________________ 11 621 4P-33 Herbert D. Wilson ________ S. G. Douglas, de- ceased. 11 622 1P-88 John P. McNerney ________ Des Moines _______________ E. M. Johnson, removed. 11 623 2P-20 Carl M. Dudden __________ Grundy Center ____________ P. A. Thoren, de- ceased. 11 624 4P-34 Elsie D. Messa maker ______ Harvey _______________ --- M. M. Bennett, Milo _____________________ retired. 11 625 1P-93 Orval A. Kennedy _________ D. B. Kimzey, retired. 11 626 2P-21 John M. Kuster ___________ Persia ____________________ C. E. Hamann, retired. 11 627 1P-95 Glen L. Penniman ________ Sac City _______ ---------- F. J. Ehrhardt, retired. Slater ____________________ 11 628 6P-25 Kingsley M. Schaudt. _____ M. B. Chader, deceased. Tracy ____________________ 11 629 1P-96 Floyd P. Collins _____ ----- E. D. Johns, resigned Victor ____________________ 11 630 4P-35 Harry P. Healey __________ A. C. Soer, resigned. KANSAS 11 631 3P-21 Gladys E. Higbee _________ Formoso. __ - _______ ------ J. F. Higbee, deceased Gem _____________________ 11 632 4P-36 Helen I. Ziegelmeier ______ . W. R. Riblett, retired 11 633 5P-42 Harry F. Brmrn __________ Offerle ________________ --- W. E. Berry, deceased 11 634 5P-43 Claire B. Sparling_-------. Oneida _________________ . - J. E. Sparling, retired Parsons __________________ 11 635 4P-39 David C. Tippet __________ R. J. Sharshel, retired Smolan ___________________ 11 636 6P-26 John D. Beighley _________ A. V. Nelson, deceased KENTUCKY rlazard ___________________ 11 637 5P-46 Charles Cornett _____ -- ____ M. Moore, retired. Sebree ___________________ 11 638 6P-27 Eldon W. Bradley _________ Milton Ashby, retired LOUISIANA Sulphur __________________ 11 639 5P-47 Dwight C. Spates _________ W. Human, retired. MARYLAND 11 640 2P-25 Loise S. Copes ________ -- __ Brooklandville. _______ ---- R. E. Slaughter, retired MASSACHUSETTS Chicopee _________________ 11 641 5P-49 William P. DorvaL-----~- C. T. O'Neil, retired. 11 642 5P-50 William H. Friedrich ______ Easthampton _______ ------ M. W. Supple, retired 4 Date of Calendar Message Name of nominee Office Predecessor report No. No. POSTMASTERS-Con. MICHIGAN 1962 July 11 643 5P-51 Dorman S. Jurden ____ --- Adrian ___________ ------- P. F. Frownfelder, retired. 11 644 5P-52 J. Milton Dietrich _________ Conklin ___________________ H. D. Harrison, retired. 11 645 6P-31 Louis A. Haight __________ HollancL _________________ Harry Kramer, retired. 11 646 5P-53 John F. Alton ____________ IIoughton Lake ___________ W. K. Peters, resigned. 11 647 6P-32 PaulL. Beyett_ ___________ Keego Harbor_ ____________ B. 0. Hobolth, trans- ferred. 11 648 6P-33 Raymond C. Donaldson ___ Lapeer ___________________ R. L. Taylor, retired. 11 649 6P-34 Lawrence G. ChappeL _____ Marlette. ________________ N. F. Smith, resigned. 11 650 5P-54 Lawrence W. Church ______ Olivet ____________________ M. E. Reeder, trans- ferred. 11 651 5P-55 James A. Gonyea _________ Ossineke _________________ H. E. Vredenburg, retired. 11 652 5P-56 Richard A. Herman _______ Sodus ____________________ J. D. Bowers, retired. MINNESO'l'A 11 653 6P-35 Frank J. Petrie ___________ Babbitt __________________ E. J. Shega, resigned. 11 654 5P-57 Donald B. Solem __________ Bingham Lake ____________ L. L. Matzke, trans- ferred. 11 655 5P-58 Richard H. Wojciechowski_ Foley ____________________ F. G. Mushel, retired. 11 656 5P-59 Grace K. Pearson _________ Grasston ______ .. __________ J. T. Samuelson, re- tired. 11 657 5P-60 John V. McGree __________ Hastings _________ -------- M. L. Lorentz, retired. 11 658 5P-61 Harold 0. Thoen __________ Lanesboro ________________ W. E. DeVilliers, retired. 11 659 6P-36 Gerhardt F. ProehL _______ Otisco _________ -- __ ------- K E. Johnson, removed. Windom __________________ 11 660 6P-37 ~m A. Silliman. ______ W. A. Lienke, ifs'o <" t i deceased. Carl H. Bridges ___ Bolivar ______________ ----- Ralph Gravely, 11 661 5P-62 ------~ transferred. 11 662 6P-38 Robert M. BlackwelL _____ Bonne Terre ______________ V. L. Evans, resigned. 11 663 6P-39 Lewis B. Papin ___________ Chaffee __________________ 0. T. Pfefferkorn, retired. Goodman _________________ 11 664 6P-40 Archie M. Neff ___________ G. L. Chancellor, deceased. 11 665 5P-63 Harvey A. Slentz ______ - __ Hayti_ ______________ ----- L. R. Condit, retired. 11 666 5P-64 Ernest E. Dexter_ _________ HunnewelL __________ -_--- J. E. White, retired. 11 667 6P-41 Theodoric C.
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