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December 23, 1941
Imperial Valley Press
El Centro, Imperial County, California
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California legislature in Sacramento recesses until Jan. 12 after contentious debates, approving $100,000 for defense needs over Gov. Olson's objections, forming joint committee for further fund review; passes bills tightening guard enlistment rules.
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Legislature in Recess After Paring Governor's Request to One Million
SACRAMENTO, Dec. 23 (UP)—California legislature was in recess until Jan. 12 after voting appropriation of $100,000 for defense needs.
The senate and assembly after two days of wrangling among themselves with Gov. Culbert L. Olson disagreed on the recess to give joint committee time to investigate additional emergency funds needed by the guard and various state departments.
A prolonged assembly deadlock for two weeks threatened the proposed recess. However, a vote-switch in the waning hours on a free conference committee recess report landed its victory.
The CPRUD were stopped in deadlock.
The senate approved since a pped.
OLSON SNUFFED
The senate had approved appropriations for guard and emergency fund demands, saying $27.75,000. Anti-Olson assembly, however, argued strenuously the $100,000 appropriation, in addition to $7.00 already in the emergency fund is $200,000 in the state emergency fund would handle any emergency until Jan. 12.
Anti-Olson strategists cut insistently the temporary shelve in the guard appropriation voted by the senate, cutting the senate's vote.
The recess resolution was told into free conference after assembly refused ri- Ed Fleherty's motion ratifying the recess. Jin natig the roeese.
The joint committee consists of Assemblymen Clark, Pon Field, Gordon th Millington, Norris ihd Sens. William P. Rich, in Bieed, Jr., T. H. Delap, Jer weit sind Ed Itckle, will nithrtls on the recess de nmtte.
Mitoys o th assembly ruies toe not on the mterim bud w iio will seye on the mitter. They are Chorles Ht M. Burns, Harrison Ftsnond, Gardiner John Iu'F rest O. Voigt. The sen tmnttee named Robert I.ry - Parknin, Joh ( ( Wird Jesse Mayo I. Myhand to the reeess.
The legislature rearafted the stats ttd at with the MeCollister b ll rntt guardsmen to resign.
Stricter restrictions were imposed : th Pfaff bill requurng state u id officer- who handle state pvjegty to bo bonded, requiring il uaidsmen to be citizens, re sig enlistment to guardsmen who it beci nit mbers cf subversive tedts and requiring fingerprints m "ersonal histories of guards-
SACRAMENTO, Dec. 23 (UP)—California legislature was in recess until Jan. 12 after voting appropriation of $100,000 for defense needs.
The senate and assembly after two days of wrangling among themselves with Gov. Culbert L. Olson disagreed on the recess to give joint committee time to investigate additional emergency funds needed by the guard and various state departments.
A prolonged assembly deadlock for two weeks threatened the proposed recess. However, a vote-switch in the waning hours on a free conference committee recess report landed its victory.
The CPRUD were stopped in deadlock.
The senate approved since a pped.
OLSON SNUFFED
The senate had approved appropriations for guard and emergency fund demands, saying $27.75,000. Anti-Olson assembly, however, argued strenuously the $100,000 appropriation, in addition to $7.00 already in the emergency fund is $200,000 in the state emergency fund would handle any emergency until Jan. 12.
Anti-Olson strategists cut insistently the temporary shelve in the guard appropriation voted by the senate, cutting the senate's vote.
The recess resolution was told into free conference after assembly refused ri- Ed Fleherty's motion ratifying the recess. Jin natig the roeese.
The joint committee consists of Assemblymen Clark, Pon Field, Gordon th Millington, Norris ihd Sens. William P. Rich, in Bieed, Jr., T. H. Delap, Jer weit sind Ed Itckle, will nithrtls on the recess de nmtte.
Mitoys o th assembly ruies toe not on the mterim bud w iio will seye on the mitter. They are Chorles Ht M. Burns, Harrison Ftsnond, Gardiner John Iu'F rest O. Voigt. The sen tmnttee named Robert I.ry - Parknin, Joh ( ( Wird Jesse Mayo I. Myhand to the reeess.
The legislature rearafted the stats ttd at with the MeCollister b ll rntt guardsmen to resign.
Stricter restrictions were imposed : th Pfaff bill requurng state u id officer- who handle state pvjegty to bo bonded, requiring il uaidsmen to be citizens, re sig enlistment to guardsmen who it beci nit mbers cf subversive tedts and requiring fingerprints m "ersonal histories of guards-
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What keywords are associated?
California Legislature
Defense Funding
Governor Olson
Recess
Joint Committee
National Guard
What entities or persons were involved?
Culbert L. Olson
Ed Fleherty
Where did it happen?
Sacramento, California
Story Details
Key Persons
Culbert L. Olson
Ed Fleherty
Location
Sacramento, California
Event Date
Dec. 23
Story Details
California legislature recesses until Jan. 12 after approving $100,000 for defense needs instead of governor's larger request, following disputes and deadlock; joint committee formed to investigate further emergency funds for guard and state departments; additional bills passed on guard restrictions.