Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04
Assemb|yAwaits
Reckord Data
On State Guard
Maryland Delegates
Move to Cut Veto :
Power of Governor

Move to Cut Veto
Power of Governor
1y the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. 1.-THE
General Assembly awaited today re.
suits Of a survey it asked Mai. Gen
Milton A. Reckord to make into the
need for the special military police
detail Of the State Guard as an
aid to the Legislatures own study
Of the guards.
Gen. Reckord. commander of the
ID Service Command, was asked to
furnish information on the need for
the special guard which patrols vital
points in the State, and data on
how large it should be.
A new controversy broke about
the State Guard detail on the floor
OF the Senate yesterday, a few hours
after Gov. O'Conor had announced
that legislation to bring the guard
detail into the States military de-
partment was being prepared.
The controversy high lighted a
legislative day which also brought
these developments:
State and county school superin-
tendepts asked the Senate Finance
Committee for revisions. in. q school
teacher bonus proposal which would
make the bonus more permanent"
and which would double the current
salary-mcrease appropriation:
The House passed q resolution
which would remove effectively the
power of absolute veto held by,
Maryland Governors for years.
A joint resolution was received by
the House, calling on Congress to
abandon or amend present legisla-
tioR putting the Nations clocks on
Eaf4iine.
The resolution asking for informa-
ton on the State Guards military
detail was offered by Senate Presi-
dent Arthur Fl. Brice and Finance
Cdmmittee Chairman James J..
Lindsay. It was quickly adopted.
Says No Triaa Was Given.
During the Sena1eS stormy ses-
sion on the Guard gdeta1l subject,
SENATOR =. asAs0n AAeM q 6anl-
rote chasteu III ussu memoeIs
added he was preparing : resolution
which would put the Senate On
recotd against such procedure.
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ING uouDle 70 learn Iu1iy OF the
sltuasaon before ne spoke: ne would
nave louhu tnat hooooys Ilen1s
nao oeen violateo' ana tnat no.nlng
smackeo Oh CesIapo;
1ne ScilOoi ohclaiS appeared at
= senate FINANCE Comlteee near
ing On q OH "ncn would give
Ceacnts q ooIlus VI $<oV ulls year.
Payaoie III TWO lump SUMS II
~ouM 20 OILY a W oaciiels se''lale
'esS LII So'oU ycal'
eaSner onoltsse C'eo.
Nlcnoias Orem' superanteno-
emu Oh FRINGE 1eorseS County pup
NC SCHOOLS, 1eu Ihe school Omcia1s
III eneH piea 4or = new OIL pIo-
WONG a Salary increase Oh *O
Per montn on = 1o-montn OASIS LOT
the next Two years because o1 the
ulsast.ous shortage OF teacnefs:
II. Oena sa'o ~. Nv % OLE
eeacnef per Gay !e'S ti'e sctaooa sys-
TEN IN Maryland.
1T. Inomas ". fulien, ota.e
SuPeIan'enuent % euucAe'on' Voio
inc osnators, II the wage !nclease
plan Is not carfieo oue: you lace the
wreckage o! your puoAc Scnooi sys-
TEN 1or at least one generation, LOT
we expect 10 lose an Increasingly
large NUMBER OF teacnefs.
Inc actlon wnlcn Woulo take
away the governors aDsoiuUe veto
on 's a resolution introduced BY Dele
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