Milford chronicle., 1941-04-11
Fair Trade Bill
Favorably Reported
BY Della. Senate
lconLlnoed irom Flrst Parel

Continued from FIRST Fagel
two-year measure vetoed by Gov
ernor, Walter w. Bacon last Friday.
In his veto message, the Cover
nor said that school districts
should provide funds to retire
bonds in view of the states declin-
ing revenue, but suggested that the
legislature appropriate money for
the first year Of the biennium in
order to give the district time to
rearrange their budgets.
The increased amount in the new
bill would go to the Laurel district,
in addition to an appropriation of
$4,000 contained In the vetoed mea-
sure.
Wednesday and early yesterday
the House passed total of 2S
measures.
The Senate passed 81 proposals
prior to midnight when it went into
executive session.
Clocks Stopped
Official clocks were stopped in
both branches of the general as
sembly shortly before IL o'clock to
avoid conflict in dates.
OF the sc House bills passed in
the Senate, 21 were charter mea-
sures as Democrats lifted the long
standing bloc against action on
bills requiring more than a major
ity vote for approval.
Governor Walter w. Bacon, who
remained on the scene until about
10 o'clock Wednesday night, was
given the "a measures that received
final approval when he reported
at his office yesterday morning.
Final action in the House at mid
night was passage of Representa-
tive Frank S. Pritchett's bill to es-
tablish a fair trade law" for al
coholic liquors.
The Senate in executive session
Wednesday night rejected 25 ap-
pointments submitted for its ac-
tion by former Governor Richard
C. McMullen on January z. Twen-
ty-two Of those rejected were JUS
tees of the peace. They had been
subject to confirmation by
the Senate. Five other appoint
ments submitted at that time by
Governor McMullen were confirm
ed.
The appointments approved fol-
low:
Fred M. Wright, State Board of
Agriculture, three years from Feb
ruary g., 1910. ~
Mrs. Emalea P. Warner, board of
trustees, University of Delaware,
six years from February "a, 1910.
Roscoe Cook Tindall, member of
he State Board of Housing, four
7ears from June 80, 1910.
Samuel M. Dillon, member of the
State Board of Housing, four years
rom June 80, 1910.
William A. Hudson, justice of the
peace, Sussex county, four years
IRON December 80, 1910.
The rejected appointments were:
Justices OF the peace for New
Castle c0unty-Robert A. Barnes,
w. Truxton Boyce, James Duncan,
]. Howard Grassland. Benjamin
Harry C. Webb, Irving
Robert H. Markell.
Justices of the peace for Kent
Seldom Raughley, Ed
win w. Hutchison, Joshua Smith.
Justices of the peace for Sussex
county-Dayid A. Clements. john
B. Ennis, William R. Webb, Thomas
7. Kinnainon, Edward f. Pride,
Vance Lynch, Louis ]. Carey,
Frank w. Baker, John C. Millman,
II. McCabe, Jr., Isaac w.
Williams.
Board of trustees Of the Univer-
sity of Delaware Wallace Cook,
Delaware State Advisory Council
of the Delaware Unemployment
Compensation Commission = John
A. Grant.
Collector of state revenue-Ed-
ward H. Donovan.
Secretary of State Earle d. Will
ley appeared in the Senate late
Wednesday night with number of
presumed to be
names Of some successors for those
who were turned down earlier in