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Chairman will call the oldest delegate and
then the youngest delegate, and after that
we will call each delegate in alphabetical
order.
Each delegate will sign with a pen
which he will then keep as a personal
souvenir.
Delegate Winslow.
(Tit e delegates rose and applauded.)
(The Honorable Clinton I. Winslow,
Delegate from the Third District, Balti-
more County, seated at the historic desk
from the Old Senate Chamber, affixed his
signature to the draft constitution.)
THE PRESIDENT: Delegate Hutchin-
son.
(Applause.)
(The Honorable Donald P. Hutchinson,
Delegate from the Fifth District, Balti-
more County, seated at the historic desk
from the Old Senate Chamber, affixed his
signature to the draft constitution.)
THE PRESIDENT: There are two dele-
gates who have remained here because of
their great anxiety to be permitted to sign
the constitution. It is imperative that they
leave because of serious illnesses in their
families. The Chair will have them sign
first.
Delegate Storm.
(Applause.)
(The Honorable Edward D. Storm, Dele-
gate from Frederick County, seated at the
historic desk from the Old Senate Chamber,
affixed his signature to the draft consti-
tution.)
THE PRESIDENT: Delegate Malkus.
(Applaiise.)
(The Honorable Frederick C. Malkus,
Jr., Delegate from Dorchester County,
seated at the historic desk from the Old
Senate Chamber, affixed his signature to
the draft constitution.)
THE PRESIDENT: The Reading Clerk
will now call the remaining delegates in
alphabetical order.
Consideration was given to calling the
names in reverse alphabetical order, but it
was abandoned because the quality of the
paper on which the constitution is printed
is such that although it has been drying
for some hours, it is not thoroughly dry,
and we are afraid of smearing.
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The delegates will please, as they leave
their chairs, go to the back of the chamber
so you can walk forward as your name is
called.
The Clerk will call the roll of delegates.
READING CLERK: Delegate Abram-
son.
(Applause.)
(The Honorable Murray Abramson,
Delegate from the Fourth District, Balti-
more City, seated at the historic desk from
the Old Senate Chamber, affixed his signa-
ture to the draft constitution.)
READING CLERK: Delegate Adkins.
(Applause.)
(The Honorable E. Dale Adkins, Jr.,
Delegate from Wicomico County, seated at
the historic desk from the Old Senate
Chamber, affixed his signature to the draft
constitution.)
(Applause.)
READING CLERK: Delegate Anderson.
(Applause.)
(The Honorable Marvin I. Anderson,
Delegate from the Sixth District, Anne
Arundel County, seated at the historic desk
from the Old Senate Chamber, affixed his
signature to the draft constitution.)
READING CLERK: Delegate Armor.
(Applause.)
(The Honorable G. Maxwell Armor, Jr.,
Delegate from the Third District, Balti-
more City, seated at the historic desk from
the Old Senate Chamber, affixed his sig-
nature to the draft constitution.)
READING CLERK: Delegate Bam-
berger.
(Applause.)
(The Honorable E. Clinton Bamberger,
Jr., Delegate from the Fifth Distinct, Bal-
timore City, seated at the historic desk
from the Old Senate Chamber, affixed his
signature to the draft constitution.)
READING CLERK: Delegate Bard.
(Applause.)
(The Honorable Harry Bard, Delegate
from the Fifth District, Baltimore City,
seated at the historic desk from the Old
Senate Chamber, affixed his signature to
the draft constitution.)
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