Evans Renominated In Coconino Democratic Primary
Complete returns from 16 precincts show Gordon Evans ahead for renomination with 2094 votes while E. Rekos trails at 1284. Alex A. Johnston leads R. G. Brahmsteadt 1906 to 1084. Incumbent supervisor Gordon Evans defeats KR. Scanton 858 to 332 with incomplete totals. D L McKinney posts 208% in assessor race. Christensen leads Cocaning senator race with 2555. Neil Christensen unopposed for county attorney with 2546. Williams incumbent Jesse L. Boyce tops opponent 1050 to 606. A countywide table completes the primary results.
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J. Peery Francis
Coconino County
E. &. Rekos
Alex A. Johnston
R. G. Brahmsteadt
Gordon Evans
Swiped KR. G
Scanton
D. L. McKinney
FF. J. Christensen
Cocaning
Neil V. Christensen
Williams
Jesse L. Boyce
Gaconino County
Garvey Leads For Democratic Nomination in Arizona Governor Race
Acting Gov. Day In reports Garvey leading with a narrow margin over Rep. Richard Ty Harness in the Democratic gubernatorial primary. Early returns from 268 precincts show Garvey ahead by about 4,000 votes, with other candidates and state officials listed in partial results amid incomplete tallies.
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Phoents
Garvey
Richard Ty Harness
Assorkued
Prieau Paire
Smith
Tfurless
J. Melvin Goudam
Thad M. Maire
Marvin BK. Smith
Sprouse
Navajo County Democrats Lead in Busy Primary Night
In Olbrook on September 8 AP reports Mills Showlow leads for the Democratic nomination for district stile representative in Navajo County with 403 votes. Young Holbrook trails with 492 and During Hoelbrook has 48 as 24 of 32 precincts report. Simers leads for stile senator with 619 votes from 26 precincts. Pat Brooks increases county attorney nomination edge over W Dean Nutting with 1209 to 682. McCormick leads Huateh in the gubernatorial-like race with 1266 to 1070.
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Olbrook
E. P. S. Mills
Showlow
Stile
Navajo County
Mills
Charles During
Hoelbrook
J. Merrill Young
Holbronk
Dudding
Clay Simers
W. T. Willey
Cahill
Pat) Brooks
W. Dean Nutting
Brooks
Nutting
FL Hateh
McCormick
Huateh
Winslow Rodeo Weekend Promises Big City Event
Winslow gears up for a western dance Friday night and a rodeo weekend at Winslow city park. Arena director Dee Lambert from Phoenix leads the show with a bull pen nightly and rodeo tickets unlocking entry. A rodeo queen contest runs through Wednesday with five candidates and votes tied to ticket sales. Attendants include Mary Lou McFarland, 1946 queen, and Helen Augustings, 1947 queen.
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Winslow
Dee Lambert
Phoenix
Diana Stell
Babbitts
Honeycutl
Fashion Shoppe
Ola Hansen
4 Lanes Buffett
Barbara Palmer
Kiyvanis Club
Claudia Ross
American Legion
Rotary Club
Mary Lou McFarland
Helen Augustings
Two Governors Race Heats In Georgia Primary
Georgia Democrats mobilized for a 20 month battle for the governorship as Herman Talmadge and Gov E Thompson faced off in a primary election to resume the post after a tumultuous period. Thompson, already acting governor, sought to retain the office amid a legal and political struggle.
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Georgia
Sheen
Tyoung Talmadge
State Supreme Court
Thompson
Talmadge
Hundreds Visit Sun Election Bureau In Flagstaff
A steady stream of calls and crowds viewed election returns at the Arizona Daily Sun in Flagstaff overnight. From 7 p.m. to 2:50 a.m. residents asked about county races for sheriff treasurer and supervisor district No 2 and the governor. The Sun's AP teletypes and bulletin board drew large crowds and many watched updates.
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Arizona Daily Sun
Flagstaff
Owith
SCN
Associated Press
SUN
Merryweather Wins Democratic Santa Cruz Senate Nomination
In Nogales on September 8 AP reports Hubert Merryweather a Tumacacori rancher dominated the Santa Cruz county primary for state senator with 1987 votes against Tom Griffin 618 and Col Gilbert Proctor 249. County Attorney Ruffa Espinosa was upset by Frank Harry by 1055 to 935.
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Nogales
Hubert Merryweather
Santa Cruz County
Merryweather
Tom Griffin
Col
Gilbert Proctor
Ruffa Espinosa
Frank Harry
Angius Trails In Cochise Democratic Contest
In Cochise County Arizona veteran State Sen. Dan Angius trailed for the Democratic nomination with two seats. Ralph H. B Cowan the incumbent and John Satan led as 35 of 58 precincts reported. Cowan 2063 Angius 1839 Raven Pintex 2421.
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Bisbee
Dan Angius
Ralph HB. Cowan
John Satan
Cochise‘ County
Raven Pintex
Cowan
Angius
Miller Wins Apache County Sheriff Nomination
Harris Miller of Springerville won the Democratic nomination for Apache County sheriff with 1066 votes to 724 for Emilio Garcia after 16 of 17 precincts reported. George K. Crosby led in Springerville with 213, while Rep. Walter Pulsipher trailed by 3 votes for the legislative nomination. Jin Shreeve, Democratic supervisor from District No. 1, held a slim edge.
Bozarth Leading In Yavapai Race
Prescott Arizona September 8 Sheriff Orville Bozarth and County Attorney David H. Palmer led in Democratic renomination bids after early tabulations show Bozarth with 413 votes, Mullen 788, Black 619, and Chaffey 649, while Palmer led Kingsbury 1,146 to 1,077 in partial returns from 26 of 39 precincts.
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Prescott
Orville Bozarth
David HH. Palmer
Marysins Torday
Yavapai
Rozarth
Ved Mullen
W. GL. Black
Im. ON
Chaffey
Palmer
iMugh H. Kingsbury
Patten Leading In District 2 Race As Votes Count
In Phoenix on September 8 AP reports Harold A. Patten leading the Democratic race in Arizona s second congressional district with 6 217 votes from complete returns and 148 precincts. Arthur B Way trails closely with 4 613, Albert UH MacKenzie 4 0, Hopper 2 410, while Vernon Gronke holds third place with 4 850. In District 1 Republican nominating contests Joshua Udall leads with 2 etc.
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Phoenix
Harold A. Patten
Beka
Atseedaele
Ralph Cameron
Denver Heusen
Buchman
Treset
Re‘pa Vican
AL M. Ward
John Curnutte
Winalow
Ralph Neilner
Tucson
Fritz Wins Greenlee Senate Seat in Canyon County Race
Fred J. Fritz, veteran Greenlee county legislator and rancher, defeated Norris J. Orme in a primary upset by 1708 to 1100 amid an uncounted senior precinct. Fritz, in his first senate term after years in the House and formerly speaker, moves toward the general election.
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Clifton
Sept
Fred J. Fritz
Greenlee County
Fritz
Senate
House of Representatives
Flo
Norris J. Orme
French Cabinet Overthrown in Paris Crisis
Paris dispatch reports Prime Minister Henti Queille asked by President Vincent Augin to form a new government after Robert Sehuman's cabinet was toppled within 64 hours. Queille met the president at the palace, with Behuowed Meretint announcing an offer. Auriol allies of Gen De Gaulle seek to steady the crisis.
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Paris
Henti Queaille
Vincent Augin
Robert Sehuman
Queille
Auriol
Charles de Ca
Mitchum and Leeds Indicted on Narcotics Charges
Los Angeles grand jury indicted actor Robert Mitchum starlet Li la Leeds and two others on marijuana possession and conspiracy charges. Daswer Vic kie Evang and Robin Mord, a real estate agent, were named in the four count indictment.
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Los Angeles
Sept
API
Robert Mitchum
Lila Leeds
Daswer Vickie Evang
Robin Mord
HS Attents
Major oil firms, CIO union to settle four day strike
Four major oil companies agreed to negotiate with the CIO oil workers union to end a four day refinery strike. Meetings with Standard, Lion, Associated and Richfield were planned, with Texaco likely to join. Officials projected a remaining five day fuel supply in parts of the West while some regions reported steadier stocks. An industry committee with Interior Department approval planned to allocate oil and gasoline across five western states and territories, with bulk shipments based on sales.
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CIO Os Workers’ Union
Hy Wu
Sholl
Cartsistion
Glenn
Iater
Strndard
Lion
Associated
Richfield
Bowers
Texinco
Saoline
Califoratie
California
Interior Department
Los Angeles
Phawaii
Aye A
McGlanahian
Ark
Oil coordinator for state asked by Krug
Secretary of the interior Krug asked five western governors to name state oil coordinators to ease hardships caused by the California refinery closure. He urged the governors to appeal to the public to forego all unnecessary use of gasoline in telegrams to Warren of California Tuttman of Arizona Weid Oregon and Wallgren of Washington.
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Washington
CAP
Titerior
Krug
Joelay
California
Cir Key
Llet
Warren
Arizona
Tuttann
Nevada
Weid
Oregon
Wallgren
Wash- Firglen
Reds Kidnap Berlin Cops In New Move
In Berlin a Soviet command center seized two police officers as they were moved in a French officer notes the act. A photographer witnessed the abduction as a Russian truck carried the men away. French negotiators sought safe passage amid tense exchanges with American observers.
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Reds
Berlin
New Move
Iisistend
Pway
Air Force Day Observed and National Air Power Day
Air Force Day is set for September 18 marking the growth of American air power. President Truman proclaimed September 1 as air fares day in tribute to the service’s development and the creation of an independent air force. Reginald Marien named judge advocate general in a four term appointment with major general rank.
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Truman Lolay
Tribe
Trimran
Reginald ©. Marien
Isewerst
War Air Caree
Washitn
Non-Operators Rail Chiefs Study Wages
Chicago reports railroad labor and management negotiators delaying wage talks for 1,600,000 non-operating workers. Demands, sent to individual roads in April, seek a 40 hour basic work week with no pay reduction and a 25 cent hourly raise.
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Chicago
Sept. &Ap
Santa Cruz First To Complete Vote Count
Santa Cruz led the nation by reporting its complete primary election returns to the Associated Press central bureau. The Navales Herald compiled eight precinct totals and filed its full report from seven county voting precincts at 1045 a.m. today.
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Santa Cruz
Phoenix
Fay
Associated Press Central Glertien Bureau
Navales Herald
Associated Press
Baseball Night Schedule From The Associated Press
National League games feature Philadelphia at New York and Chicago at St. Louis with winds of postponement. The American League slate has New York at Benlona and Detroit at Cleveland both listed as night events pending weather.
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National League
Philadelphia
New York
Mutsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Benlona
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
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