Milford chronicle., 1955-01-07
DOUer House Runs
Into Snag OUer
Naming of Staff
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subject to the right Of the House
to seat or unseat him.
Rep. LRnk Seated
Th1s resolution never reached q
/ vote, but the Democratic majority
later carried another resolution
which seated Mr.. Lank pending
the outcome Of the contest, and re-
ferred the matter to the Commit
tee on Elections, which has not vet
been formed.
The House members, by a vote
of 26 to 8, defeated a motion bv
Rep. Robert P. Maclary (R-New-
port Pike, the minority leader, to
dismiss the resolution because Mr..
Lank has been seated and since
this matter is best in the hands of
the court" The resolution was car
ried by a voice vote.
The. House never got around to
naming attaches, although one res
olution, bearing 43 names, was
submitted. 1t was withdrawn when
some members complained it was
incomplete.
Meanwhile, the Senate was tick
ing off its OrganizatiOnal business
during Off-and-On floor sessions
and working hard on a list of arti-
cles.
Two resolutions were passed dur
ing the day, naming these job
holders:
Senate Names Aides
Wilson 3. Campbell of near
Dagsboro, secretary Of the Senate
Robert H. Wahl and Samuel r
Russell Of Georgetown, attorneys:
r. HObsOn Davis Of GWinhurst
secretary Of committees: the Rev.
Robert Van Cleaf, pastor of As
bury Methodist Church, Harring-
ton, Senate chaplain; Mrs. Louise
Stats of Smyrna and Mrs. Claudia
Jenkins, Little Greek, reading
clerks; Frank Webb, Greenwood.
telephone messenger; Matthew
Donahue of Wilmington, and Reyn-
olds Gooden, Frederica, sergeants-
alarms, and Mrs. Catherine Pal
mer, Dover, secretary to the presi-
dent pro TEN.
William POOre Of Smyrna, G.
Rodney COmegys of Wyoming, and
Albert L. Mccullough of New Cas-
tie, sergeants-at-arms; Mrs. Anna
Fox, of Leipsic, supply clerk: Clar-
ence Reilm of MiddletOwn. hill
clerk; Mrs. Clara Conley of Fred
erica, assistant bill clerk: John
Bellere Of Bear, mail clerk: John
Holloway of Harrington, assistant
mail clerk; James Simpson of Har-
rington, EllwOOd Roy of Newark.
Lewis McNatt Of Townsend. and
Harry G. McCallister OF. near Lam
rel, pages.
Mrs. Beatrice Hubbard of Dover
typist; Thomas Gray Of Dover and
Joseph B. Jackson of Wilmington.
telephone messengers; Mrs. Grace
kearney of New Castle, attorneys
secretary; Mrs. Monica Brown of
Delaware City and Bernard p
Yeatman of Wilmington, attorneys
messengers; Mrs. May B. Reese
Wilmington, secretary to the ma
lorlty leader; Edwin Hutchinson.
wilmington, and George Levi
Everett, KentOn, multilith opera.
tors; Mrs. w. Mcbride, Whining
ton, document clerk; Patricia Fitz-
patrick Of Wilmington, stenOgrapb-
er, Paris Kirby Of Milford, reading
clerk, and Ollie H. Murray of Cum
Doro, cloak room attendant.
The Senate was able to send
word TO the House and Governor
Boggs by 4:3O that it was organ
ized. The concurrent resolution
providing for adjournment until
Monday originated in the Senate
where it was handed up by, Senator
eugene LammOt (D-Wilmington).
the majority floor leader.
The House has not yet passed
resolutions serving notice that It
is organized, although Mr.. Ouiglev
sent back word at the end of the
day that it was sufficient so to pass
the concurrent resolution for adj
lournment Earlier. it had spurned
the resolution on the grounds maj
1t wasn't organized.