He was blunt and outspoken. was generous and kind. In courage he was never lacking. Before the reorganization of the House committees he had been chairman of the House Committee on Invalid Pensions from the Seventyfourth to the Seventyninth Congress. and then he became chairman of the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization during the Seventyninth Congress. As a result of the merger of committees under the reorganization. and the resignation. of Congresswoman MARY NORTON. of New Jersey. he became the chairman of the very important and highly controversial Committee on Education and Labor. I wish to join with all of his constituents. and his many friends throughout the State of Michigan in extending to his bereaved widow and his family my deepest sympathy.
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