The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-05-15

the filing of judgment notwithstand-
ing the verdict after redltlon OF
judgment
H. B. No. 154-Mr. Deddens-Re-
lates to the transfer of property to
name of purchase before record.
Passed by the House. On Monday
evening the Senate passed the fol-
lowing: S. B. No. 223-Messrs. Win
ter, Quinn -Seibert, relative to addl-
tional compensation of judges of
Common Pleas Court.
Am. S. B. No. l77-Mr. Mechem
Provides for special deer permit.
Am. S. B. No. 2l4-Mr. Reiners-
Relative to the power of municipal
corporations to acquire land for and
construct swimming pools.
Tuesday the Speaker signed Am.
S. B. No. 221 and Am. Sub. S. B.
167 the Speaker pro tempore signed
III. B. No. H.
A memorial was offered by
Messrs. Wood Woodward, Montgom-
cry county. This memorial was for
the late Gilbert Norris, member of
the House from Montgomery county.
Mr.. Morris was one of Ohio's lead
ing educators and an outstanding
citizen of Montgomery county. He
served in 95th and the present ses-
sion. Montgomery county has lost
two of its four representatives and
the House has five vacancies in its
membership. The Senate concurred
In Am. H. B. No. 1877. Mr.. Penny
which permits the taking of animals
or their nests or eggs for school in
struction or scientific study. A per-
NIT must be secured first.
Am. H. B. No. 282-Mr. Van AIKEN
Amends the General Code relative
to the manner of election by sur
viving spouse. This deals with the
settlement of estates. Passed by the
House Sub. S. B. No. 55-Mr. Cor
lett-Passed by the House relates to
contribution to the public employees
retirement fund. 1t relates to en-
ployes of private corporations that
have become public employees upon
the purchase of the employing cor
poration by political subdivision.
III. B. No. 300-Mr. Shaw-Suf- !
fered a second defeat in the House. |
This bill proposed to legalize the
use of red reflector flares as well as
pot torches, fuses or electric lant-
erns for warning signals when mo-
tor vehicles are disabled on the high |
ways during the hours of darkness.
Am. S. B. No. 133-Miss Mahoney
Mr.. Corlett-Passed by the House
permits the refunding of rs percent
of outstanding bonds.
Am. S. B. No. 81-Mr. Morrison
Passed by the House permits the
levying of taxes outside the ten mill ,
limitation for certain stated pur
poses.
Senate passed or concurred in the
following: S. B. 284; S. B. 233; S. B. /
282; S. B. 264; H. B. 439; H. ]. r. 109.
On Wednesday the House. passed
Am. H. B. 495-Mr. Ballard-(Ap-
preparation bilD. The vote was no.
Is. Several amendments were Of
fered but defeated. This bill takes
care of general operating costs un-
till January /, 1949. The amendments
dealt with schools, welfare depart
ment and the sales tax division.
S. B. ITS which relates to the re-
tirement of teachers was passed by
the Senate Wednesday.
Am. S. B. No. 110-Mr. Reiner-
Passed by the House permits the
purchase of special wearing apparel
for county workmen.
Sub. S. B. No. 23-Mr. Wa1cutt-
Was amended and passed. This bill
is relative to appointment of deputy
Sheriffs after approval by the Com
mon pleas Judge. We expected S.
b. No. 48 daniels -Cramer) to come
up for vote Thursday but it will
probably be the main item next
week. There will be several amend
ments offered to restore the amounts
and provisions it contained when it
came from the Senate.
In this connection the friends of
schools will be sorry to learn that
MIR. Caryl, Union county, suffered
heart attack following the hear
ing on the CLOSED shop" bill We'd
nesday night. He was taken to his
home Thursday. His leadership will
be missed.
Senator Shurtz's bill providing for
vaccination of dogs against rabies
after an emergency has been de-
clared by the state director of health
In any one or more counties. 1t has
a rough time in the House Commit
tee on Health and may get even
rougher treatment on the floor. The
main opponents were dog fanciers
from Cleveland. The strip mining
bill by Rep. White will have another ,
hearing next week in the House
Committee on Conservation. It will
probably be recommended for pas
sage next week ;
The library appropriation bill is
still In the House Education Com |
mittee. The interest in the Van
AIKEN anti-closed shop bill hearing
cut the attendance of committee be-
low quorum. !,
We have had several visiting I
schools or classes each session.
! hope more Noble county schools ]
come.