The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-21
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 Worlds Fair Commission. He said Governor Raymond E. Baldwin, present chief executive, will lead the following list of his predecessors to office:
 Charles E. Templeton, the "Sportsman's Governor" who spon- sored wide-scaled recreational pro- grams for his State; Everitt J. Lake, "The Gridiron governor; Hir- am Bingham, the Aviation Cover nor';; John H. Trumbull, Connecti- cuts Industrial Governor; and Wilbur L. Cross, its Literary Gov- ernor."
 Formal Luncheon
 These notables will be among those entertained by Grover A. Whalen, president of the Fair Corp oration, at formal luncheon in Perylon Hall. one of the features of a day" which will have as its cli- max the dedication of the Connecti- cut Exhibit at the Exposition.
 The official party is announced as follows:
 Raymond E. Baldwin, governor: James B. Lowell, executive secre- tary; Dr. James L. McConaughy. lieutenant-governor.
 Governors Staff - Colonel An soE w. H. Taylor, Smith Building, Greenwich; Colonel Kenneth F. Cramer, State Armory, Hartford.
 Heads of State Departments - Dr Alonzo G. Grace, Commissioner of Education. Hartford; William J Ccx Highway Commissioner, Hart feFd; Edward F. Hall, Commission CT of Finance, Hartford; Robert A. Hurley, Commissioner of Public Works, Hartford; Olcott King, Com missioner of Agriculture, Hartford
 Joseph M Tone, commissioner of labor. Hartford; Frederic c. Wal colt, commissioner of welfare, Hart ford: Joseph E. Talbot, state treas urer, Hartford; Fred R. Zeller, con- troller, Hartford; Francis A. Pallotti, attorney general, Hartford; James Brewster, state librarian, Hartford; Anthony Sunderland, police com- missioner, Hartford; Frank S CoEkey, athletic commissioner, Hart ford; Sanford H. Wadhams, direc- tor state water commission, Hart ford; E. Gaynor Brennan, chairman liquor control commission, Hartford; Dr. Albert Jorgensen, president, Connecticut State college, Storrs.
 Congressional Group
 U. s. senators and congressman from Connecticut: Francis P. Ma loney, U. S. senate; John A. Dan- aher, U. s. senate; William J. Miller, U. s. congress; Thomas R. Ball. U. S. congress; James A. Shanley, U. s. congress; Albert E. Austin, U. s. congress; J. Joseph Smith, U. s. congress; B. J. Monkiewicz, U. s. congress.
 Members of Connecticut commiS. sion to the New York Worlds Fair. Willard B. Rogers, chairman, Hart. ford; John Cavanagh, Norwalk; David E. FitzGerald, New Haven: Frederick G. Hughes, Bristol; A. E. Payson. Norwich.
 Speaker of the house: Walter Howe, Litchfield.
 Chief justice, supreme court: Will liam M. Maltbie, Hartford.
 Guests. Harlan F. Stone, associate justice of the supreme court for the second circuit, Washington, D. O.: ex-Governor Dr. Wilbur L. Cross, New Haven; ex-Governor John H. Trumbull, Plainville; ex-Governor Hiram Bingham, New Haven; ex- Governor Charles A. Templeton, Wa terbury; ex-Governor Everett J. Lake, Hartford.
 < Remsen B. Ogilby, president, Trin- ity college, Hartford; Charles Sey- mogr, president, Yale university, New Haven.
 Albert E. Lavery, president, Con- necticut Chamber of Commerce Bridgeport: E. Kent Hubbard, pres ident, Manufacturers Association, Hartford; Samuel H. Graham, pres- ident, Farm Bureau Federation, Suff1eld; Edgar L. Tucker, presi- dent. State Grange. Shelton: Fred !, erick H Wiggin, president, state bar association, Nv Haven: William O. KruSer. state commander, the American Legion. Torrington.
 Samuel F. Pryor, Jr., Greenwich. J. Francis Smith, chairman, Dem- ocratic State Central Committee, Waterbury; Jasper McLevy, chair man, Socialist State Committee, Bridgeport; James Clerkin, presi- l dent, Conn. A. F. of L., New Bri- tain; Thomas R. Malloy, chairman, Conn. CIO. East Hartford. a-I.I-
 F. Vincent Maloney, publisher, Waterbury Democrat: Maurice s. | sherman, publisher, Hartford Cour- I ant; Francis s. Murphy. publisher, Hartford Times: George Waldo, publisher, Bridgeport Post; Leigh 1 Dannenberg, publisher. Bridgeport 1 Herald: Everett B. Harvery, pub- | Ilshtr, New Haven Courier Journal; | William ,. Pape, publisher, Water | bury Republican.
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