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road system of the county to be rebuilt, rebuilt its public buildings and put
it on a sound financial basis. I organized a regional planning system for the
metropolitan area which included three counties in Kansas and three in Missouri.
In 1934 I became a candidate for the Senate. Carried on the same
kind of campaign I had for Eastern Judge and won the nomination. I knew all
County Judges and County Clerks in the State, had been very active in State
Legion affairs and was on my way up in the Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Missouri,
Was elected in the fall of 1934 and went to Washington December to be
sworn in as the Junior S.S. Senator from Missouri.
I became a member of the Appropriations Committee, the Interstate
Commerce Committee and the Public Buildings and Grounds Committee. I worked
my best in all of them carrying documents and bills home with me to work on.
In Appropriations I became acquainted with every phase of the
immense structure of the Federal Government. On Interstate Commerce
I became familiar with every phase of transportation. On Public Buildings
and Ground learned about Government buildings and their upkeep.
In 1940 I had the primary fight of my life against the Governor and the
brother of one of my opponents in 1934. I made a strenuous campaign and won.
In 1941 I organized an investigating committee to watch expenditures
of the military after the draft act was passed. That committee made a good
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