Milford chronicle., 1955-07-22
Cost Of Assembly
Highest In History
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the possibility of public criticism
over the assembly's cost.
All but FIVE attarhes-three In tbs
Senate and two IN the House-were
discharged last Friday night This
House. however. called Is Others
back to serve on Aug /. when the
session resumed. and for such
time as their services shall be re-
quired-"
The I'VE employees held over are:
Robert Fl. Wahl, Senate aftor-
ney: G.. Clarence Reihm. Senate bill
clerk, Wilson f. Campbell, Senate
secretary: John E. Babiarz, chief
clerk of the House. and Elwood Yea
sey. House bill clerk.
The Is House attaches called
back Aug are:
Melville C. Taylor. assistant chief
clerk: the Rev. Frank G. Buckley,
chaplain. James r. Hughes. III,
attorney: John l.. WaImsley, read
ing clerk. ssary II. RawIins and
Clara Campese, stenographers,
Leon Bacon. speakers clerk. How
ard Lane. Jr.. machine operator !;
Martin ]. Walsh. sergeant-at-arn1s !;
Michael Watson and Charles Warn
er. door tenders: Grover c. Dill.
mail clerk: Dorothy B. Green,
page. Constance NJ. Barto. majori-
ty leaders clerk, and Francis E.
Holiday. minority leaders clerk
House Attaches Pay
Compensation TO House attaches
in a resolution sponsored by Rep.
Earl Deputy I'D MiddletownD,
chairman OF the Claims Committee,
war approved as follows:
Albert j. Suftel and James n.
Hughes. III. attorneys. s7.687 so
each: John e. Babiarz. chief clerk.
35.9ss75. Leon Bacon. speaker 3
clerk. x3.4es.25; Edna Brasure, doc
ument clerk, $500; jeanette
Brown. stenographer. s2.312.50: the
Rev. Frank @. Buckley. chaplain.
$t,937.50. William ID. Burton. mes
senger. sf,e37.50; Harold Butler.
telephone messenger. 5000: Clara
Campese. stenographer, s2,612.50;
Ann Christopher. file clerk. ST.
y37 So L. G. Cocington. door tender.
$l.s3750: Charles w DAILY, machine
operator, sf.s4s: Charles Warner.
sergeant-at-arms, S1.410: Robert
Davidson and Grover C. Dill, mail
clerks. s1.937.5o each: l. Griffith
Ellison. door tender. S1.937.50.
August Breeding. cloak room at
tendant. S1.457: Arnold E. Emory.
reading clerk. s2,6S7.50; Charles
FigIH. messenger. s1,937.50: Fran
ces C. Garvey. file clerk. sf.937 so I:
Mildred V. Hall, ditto machine op-
orator. 1897 so: Willis Kates, SER
geant-at-arms. S1.93750: Sadie Laf-
ferty. file clerk, s1,s37.5o: Howard
Lane. Jr-, machine operator, $3.50;
Ira P. Messick and Woodrow w. Nc
Donald. sergeants at arms. ST.
$3.50: Carl Preffyman. assistant
bin clerk. $2.ss7.50: Mary Rawlins.
stenographer. $4,000: Edward Robb.
page. SI,937.50: Ellis Sartin, SER
geant-at-arms. s1,93750: Alma L.
Slant. attorneys clerk. s2.s37.50:
Melville c. Taylor, assistant chief
clerk. s4.5o0
Olive Ann Thornton. sfenogra-
pher. S2.312. SO. Lee Waller. messen-
ger. $1.937.50: Martin j. Walsh. ser
$2.6S7.50: John L.
reading clerk. s2.6S7.50:~
Michael Watson. door tender. ST.
1850: Charles II. Woodward. mes
senger. 81 .937 SO: s. Elwood Yea
sey, bill clerk. s2.6s7 so: Dorothy
3. Green, page. $1.302: Constance
NJ. Barto. majority leaders clerk
tpart of SESSION., $1,71o: Beverly
Ann Evans. file clerk, 1902, Re-
becca Layfield. attorneys clerk
fpart of session.. $1.247: Thomas
Collins. attorneys clerk tpart of