The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-10
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 One Vacates Jobs
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Mclean Buckingham, Commis- sioner of Domestic Animals Charles l.. Johnson and Dairy and Food Commissioner w. w. War; ner. These appointments must be ratified only by the senate and, therefore, with a democratic gov- ernor and a democratic senate. It appeared likely that these posts would go to democrats.
 Justice George E. Hinman and Frank D. Haines, also expire and the democrats, because of their control of the senate, will be in q position to gain one place out or the two, 1t Is expected.
 The terms of Superior Court Judges Ernest simpson and John A. Cornell also expire. As one Is | republican and the other q demo- crat 1t is expected they will be re- appointed.
 Much swapping will go on in cases where both branches of the ] Iegislature must ratify the gov- ernor's appointments. The appoint ments to be made during the forth coming two years include:
 Public Utilities Commissioner Edwy l.. Taylor, confirmed by Gen. oral Assembly; Fish and Game CommissIoner William A. True of West Hartford. direct appointment; Shell-fish Commissioner Charles E.. Marsh of Easton, confirmed by Sem ate: Dairy and Food Commissioner | william J. Warner of Hebron. direct: Tax Commissioner William Fl. Blodgett, confirmed by Senate; Board of Examiners of Barbers, AL fonso DiPortogallo. Danbury. Al- bert S. D'Amato, Torrington, and Vito A. D'Urso, New Haven. direct; Fort Griswold Tract and Monu- ment Commission; State Board of Osteopathic Registration and Ex- amination; State Board of Voting Machine Commissioners; Commis- I s.oner of Pharmacy, Louis MOn- | tanaro, New Haven: State Board Of l Education, Frederick $. Jones, New Haven, Charles l.. Ames. Hartford, 1 and Leroy A. Rowland, Middletown.
 State Board of Education of the Blind, Edward M. Day. Hartford and Marian Feuchtwanger, New Haven: Commissioner of Agricul- ture s. Mclean Buckingham; Board of Control of the connecti- cut Agricultural Experiment Sta ton, Elijah Rogers. Southington Commissioner on Domestic Animals Charles L.. Johnson of sherman:
 Board of Pardons. Seldon E. Over-
 lock, Pomfret and Rollin U. Tyler Haddam; Public Health Council
 Seldon E. overlook of Pomfret and c. E. A. Winstlow of New Haven; State Board of Examiners in Optom-
 etry, E. Roland Crofut. Danbury
 and George A. Comstock, Ansonia;
 Department of Public Welfare
 George c. r. Williams, Hartford
 Alice M. Higgins. Norwich. and
 Harriet I. Jones. Hartford, con-
 Hrmed by senate; Board of Exam
 iners of Embalmers, William C.
 Celentano. New Haven, Eugene J
 Porter, New Britain, J. Francis
 Browne. Enfield; state Board oi
 Accountancy, Irvilie A. May, New
 Haven, and Charles Floyd Coates
 Hartford: State Auditor. Lewis w
 Phelps, Andover (by General As.
 aembly); State Chemists, Luin E
 Switzer, Fairfield.
 Board of Examination and Reg
 istration of Nurses, Martha J
 Wilkinson, Hartford: Sarah F
 Hyde, Middletown; Winifrcd A
 Hart, Bridgeport: Dental Commis.
 sioners, Joseph W. Borchardt, Wat
 erbury; William l.. Weed, Soutf
 Norwalk: Israel Putnam Memoria
 Camp Commission; State Board o
 Mediation and Arbitration: State
 Park and Forest Commission. JohI
 E. Calhoun, Cornwall: and Arthur
 l.. PeaIe. Norwich; Compensation
 Commissioners Charles J. William
 son of Fourth District and Leo ]
 Noonan of the First District: Com
 missloners of Rivers, Harbors ant
 Bridges, Myron R. Durham, New
 Haven and F. LeRoy Harwood