Real Estate and Insurance - Millburn Public Library

18 1958—THE PRICE & LEE CO.'S
State Beverage Commissioner—William Howe Davis.
Dept. of Banking and Insurance—Commissioner, Charles R.
Howell.
Commissioner of Labor—Carl Holderman.
Conservation and Economic Development—Commissioner,
Joseph E. McLean.
State Highway Dept.—Dwight R. S. Palmer, Commissioner.
Institutions and Agencies Dept.—John W. Tramburg, Commissioner.
Public Utility Commission—Richard F. Green, Sec.
Racing Commission—Thomas J. Brogan, Chairman; Hugh L.
Mehorter, Wm. V. Griffin, Hugh J. Strong, Charles J.
Sheehan, Sec.
Real Estate Commission—Mason P. Pringle, Sec, Summit.
Rehabilitation Commission—Carl Holderman.
Sinking Fund Commission—Governor, Comptroller and Treasurer.
State Employees Retirement System—George M. Borden,
Sec, Trenton.
Teachers Pension and Annuity Fund—John J. Allen, Sec.
Tax Appeals Division—Benjamin S. Danskin, Sec.
Uniform Legislation Commission—Leonard G. Brown, Bernard
Hearing.
Workmen's Compensation Bureau—Commissioner, Carl Holderman
; Ned Parsekian, Dir., Trenton.
Commissioner of Education—Frederick Raubinger.
President Civil Service Commission—William F. Kelly, John
J. Farrell, Sec. and Chief Examiner, State House, Trenton.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
President—Dwight D. Eisenhower of Kansas; salary $100,000.
Vice-President—Richard M. Nixon of California; salary,
$35,000.
Secretary of State—John Foster Dulles of New York; salary,
$22,500.
Secretary of the Treasury—Robert B. Anderson of Texas;
salary, $22,500.
Secretary of Defense—Neil H. McElroy of Ohio; salary, $22,-
500.
Attorney-General—William P. Rogers, Jr., of Washington,
D.C.; salary, $22,500.
Postmaster-General—Arthur E. Summerfield of Michigan;
$22,500.