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2 Fed. Juror 1 (1931)

handle is hein.journals/fjbfgj2 and id is 1 raw text is: Fewer and Better Laws THE FEDERAL JUROR Bulletin of the FEDERAL GRAND JURY ASSOCIATION Southern District of New York VOLUME II JANUARY, 1931 NUMBER I George L. Medalie, Federal Attorney President Hoover names Prominent New Yorker to succeed Charles H. Tuttle. The White House Statement Following is the text of the White House statement : The President has upon the ree- ommendation of the Attorney General appointed Mr. George Z. Medalie as United States District Attorney for the Southern Dis- trict of New York. Mr. Medalie is endorsed by leading members of the bar; Hon. Charks D. Hilles. Republican National Connittee- man; Hon. W. Kingsland Macy. Republican State Chairman, and Hon. Ruth Pratt, Republican State Committeewoman. Although Keyes Winter, leader of the Fifteenth Assembly District, was the original organization choice for the appointment, Mr. Hilles. Mr. Macy and Mr. Koenig always hre taken the view that the President, if he did not wish to appoint Mr. Winter, always had the right to name another candi- date who would be acceptable to the orgamzation. See a Precedent Set The success of the organization leaders in insisting upon the appoint- ment of a candidate satisfactory to them to the office of United States At- torney is accepted as indicating that the President hereafter will follow the Marshal for the Southern District. Mr. has made no recommenudation for the same course in dealing with other ap- Mulligan is now acting Marshal and appointment of a Collector of Internal pointments it this State. The New the precedent set by the Medalie ap- Revenue to succeed the late Frank K. York County Committee has endorsed pointmient is expected to lead to the ftowers, but Mr. Koenig will discuss Raymond J. Mulligan to succeed the appointment of Mr. Mulligan. The late William C. Hecht as United States local Republican organization so far Please oln to page II

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