The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-27
LABOR MEASURES
in LEGISLATURE
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recommended and hearing as
signed for Tuesday by the finance
committee.
Another appropriation bill would
give $4,000 to the state tuberculosis
commission to purchase additional
land at Uncas-on Thames, and
$50, 900 to alter the surgical building
at that institution.
Also offered In the senate was a
bill authorizing the hairdressers and
cosmeticians commission to suspend
licenses on complaints of misleading
advertising.
Important Bills
The house received three iInpor-
tant bills, recommending creation OF
commission of three to investigate
automobile liability insurance rates
and Naugatuck and report to the
present session; demanding auto
mobile liability insurance companies
in Naugatuck charge only rates
based on the rates of all other COM
panieS operating in the same town.
and proposing the town Of Manga
tuck be removed from the Water
bury district and include IN the
Beacon Falls, Prospect and Water
bury suburban area.
The house passed two bills under
suspension Of rules. one authorizing
the state to accept federal relief
monies through the state treasurer,
and the other advancing the date
for filing returns and payments
under the unemployment compen-
sation insurance act from Jan. %
to March /, 1887. These returns are
due on 1880 payrolls.
Other Measures
Among house bills submitted were
those providing:
Establishment Of insurance de-
partments in savings banks upon
approval Of two-thirds of the
trustees.
Including women in provisions for
care of World War veterans.
Appointment Of probation officers
In all communities over 1880 popu-
lation by judges of the state or
town courts from certified list and
on approval by an examining board
Of flve persons, named by the state
prison association, two OF whom
would be nominated by the public
welfare council.
Milk dealers pay at least so per
cent Of the retail price of all milk
based ON the rating of producers.
Including private schools Of Is
pupils or more in the state school
enumeration.
State Parks
Appropriation Of 100000 to the
state parks and forests commission
for new land.
The state dairy and food commits
sioner and Connecticut Agricultural
Experiment Station be given access
to any place where food or drugs
are made for the purpose Of deter
mining whether they have been
misbranded or adulterated, and au-
thorizing the commissioner to de-
clare an embargo pending analysis
Of products suspected of violating
the provisions Of the act.
A companion measure would IL
cense all food, drug and tobacco
manufacturing concerns and pro-
vide for sanitary inspections.
Compelling automobile drivers to
halt their cars within ten feet Of a
school bus discharging or taking on
passengers.
Coordinate Relief
Hartford, Conn.,, Jan. 27-(UP)-
Coordination Of all state and federal
relief under q simplified state adj
ministration, replacing the federal
emergency relief commission which
retires Feb. /, was proposed today
in the senate by Majority eader
Raymond J Devlin, d.. New Haven.
The bill would make the state
eligible for federal grants to con-
tinue welfare work after the federal
unit is withdrawn.
The measure was In skeleton form
proposing ito coordinate methods OF
handling other types Of relief con-
cerned with all classes Of persons
receiving assistance from public
funds In such a manner TO reduce
existing Implications. to simplify
administration and accounting pro-
cedures, to render Connecticut
eligible for all federal funds"
| Devlin intimated other recon-
mendations would follow after
passage Of his today.
He referred to 1t as Miss Littles
bill. Miss Little Is head OF the
emergency RELIEF commission which
submitted proposals to the governor
last week to have the state assume
a control Of grants to municipalities
to replace the present method OF
individual rslief allotmenta.