1955-1956 - Edocs

OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA 93
FLORIDA STATE TURNPIKE AUTHORITY
First Congressional District
W. Howard Frankland, Tampa, removal revoked January 4,
1955, recommissioned January 5, 1955 until January 10, 1955,
recommissioned January 20, 1955 until next Senate and con-
firmed by the Senate and recommissioned July 5, 1955 until
January 10, 1959.
Second Congressional District
Earl P. Powers, Gainesville, reinstated January 4, 1955 and
resigned January 4, 1955. Charles E. Commander, Jackson-
ville, commissioned January 5, 1955 until next Senate, con-
firmed by the Senate and recommissioned June 7, 1955 until
January 10, 1957.
Third Congressional District
Godfrey Smith, Tallahassee, reinstated January 4, 1955 and
resigned January 4, 1955. Richard H. Simpson, Monticello exofRcio
Member, (Mbr. State Road Board)
Fourth Congressional District
James I. Keller, Jr., Miami, reinstated January 4, 1955 and
resigned January 4, 1955. Thomas B. Manuel, Ft. Lauderdale,
commissioned January 5, 1955 until next Senate, confirmed
by the Senate and recommissioned June 10, 1955 until January
10, 1956, recommissioned January 25, 1956 until next Senate
and confirmed by the Senate and recommissioned August 6,
1956 until January 10, 1960.
Fifth Congressional District
B. Campbell Thornal, Orlando, reinstated January 4, 1955
and resigned January 4, 1955. William T. Alsop, Ocala, commissioned
January 5, 1955 until the next Senate, confirmed by
the Senate and recommissioned June 20, 1955 until January
10, 1958.
COMMISSION FOR THE PROMOTION OF
UNIFORMITY OF LEGISLATION
Warren L. Jones, Jacksonville, term expired June 5, 1955
and Guy W. Botts, Jacksonville, confirmed by the Senate and
commissioned June 10, 1955 until June 5, 1959.
James W. Day, Gainesville, term expired June 5, 1955, con-