The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-18
Senator CuIhane On
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 Senator Frank McDermott, demo crat, of the 14th district which in cludes the towns of Wolcott anc Prospect near Waterbury, as wei as Naugatuck, is named a member of the committees on forfeited rights, education, new congressiona and senatorial districts and incor. porations.
 Senator John Lynch, republican of Winsted is a member of the com. mittees on appropriations, congres. sional districts. railroads and inter. state compacts. House Appointments
 In the House Speaker J. Mortimer Bell of Salisbury named Minority Leader John D. Thoms of Water bury to the judiciary, rules and un- finished business committees.
 Representative Daniel J. Mahaney of Waterbury is placed on the ap- propriationS committee.
 Representative Martin J. Whelan republican town chairman of Vol colt, is on the following commit tees-motor vehicles, capital furni- ture and grounds, public health and safety. Representative William c Hungerford of Watertown, former senator from the 32nd district. t named chairman of the committed on motor vehicles and also a mem. Der of the committee on capita furniture and grounds.
 Representative Richard J. Durkir of Naugatuck goes on the commit tees on state parks and reseryations as well as new congressional anc senatorial districts. Representative Joseph L. Jackson of Naugatuck i named the committee on roads rivers, and bridges.
 Representative Charles P. Harper of Middlebury is named to commit tees on aviation and roads, rivers, and bridges. Representative Eugene Lamphier of Watertown is placed on the committees on military af- fairs and highway safety. Represen- tative Luke Stapleton of Cheshire is named to the committees on judi ciary, railroads. and capital furni- ture and grounds.
 Representative Hogan of Torring- ton is named to the Judiciary com- mittee. Representative Charles Jack son of Cheshire is placed on con- mittees for forfeited rights, and hu- mane institutions. Representative Thomas Stammers of Torrington is on the finance committee.
 Representative Mitchell of Wood- bury once more was named chair man of the house finance commit tee.
 House Com. Chairmen
 Hartford, Conn, Jan. 18-(UP)-' The House today announced the makeup of its standing committees, the chairmanships falling to repub- licans in every instance because of the predominance of the party in the lower branch of the General Assembly.
 Chairmen of the leading House committees:
 Agriculture, Charles L. Johnson, Sherman.
 Appropriations. Waldo 8. Blakes- lee, North Haven.
 Aviation, Warren A. Field, Mil- ford.
 Banks, Walter Howe, Litchfield.
 Capital furniture and grounds, Martin J. Whalen, Walcott.
 Cities and Boroughs, w. Ellery Allyn, Waterford.
 Claims, Seth N. Beecher, Sey- mour.
 Congressional and Senatorial dis tricts, George L. Warncke, Wilton.
 Constitutional amen d m e n s (joinD L. Paul Burke, Greenwich.
 Contingent expenses, Walter G. Colton. Granby.
 Deputation, Frederick H. Hol- brook, Madison.
 Federal relations, Raymond E. Hall, aHrtland.
 Finance, Asahel w. Mitchell, Woodbury.
 Fish and Game, Harry B. Morse, Litchfield.
 Forfeited rights, Theresa Holm- gren, Stratford.
 Humane institutions, Nellie D. Stewart, New Canaan.
 Interpretations, John 8. Thorn hill. Brookfield.
 Insurance. George E. Jones. West Hartford.
 Judiciary, Noah Swayne. Dariei1.
 Labor, Edward Nothnagle. Trum- bull.
 Legislative expenses. John Chris jensen, Windsor.
 Manual and roll, Ralph J. Mo- Nierney, Wethersfield.
 Manufacturers, Frederick ]. Hough, Canton.
 Military affairs. Raymond awtt, Stratford.
 Motor vehicles. William c. Hun- gerford, Watertown.
 New counties and county seats, Kenneth De P. Plimpton. Lyme.
 New towns and probate districts. Samuel Counsell. Stonington.
 Public health and safety. Bugsme Won Bach. Bedding.
 Railroad, Edward R. Hampton, Newtown.
 Roads, rivers and bridges, Charles