Eisenhower Nixon Stevenson fight for Congress on airwaves
Campaign rhetoric heats Washington state and nationwide. Nixon attacks Democratic claims while praising Eisenhower records on jobs and prosperity. Brownell Hobby and Adkins tout GOP health, anti-communist achievements. Kilgore questions Republican unemployment claims as Benson touts flexible farm policy and Mitchell cites peacetime prosperity.
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Stevenson
Eisenhower
Democratic Congress
Washington
Nixon
Washington State
Spokane
America
Republican National Committee
Brownell
Oveta Culp Hobby
Health, Education and Welfare
Bertha S. Adkins
Halt Brownell
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Congress
Monder
CBS
Senate
Beaver Falls
Kilgore
D-Wva
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
United States
Benson
Claremont
Calif
Mitchell
Miller Ross Sees Lodge Winning Race
Bridgeport predictor Miller Ross, dubbed the pre mer neweboy, forecasts Governor Lodge’s reelection with 443,691 votes versus Ribicoff 426,627 and McLevy 30,186. He also predicts Morano’s reelection, plus Tedesco as attorney general and Lee as senator in the 22nd district.
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Miller Ross
Bridgeport
Premer Neweboy
Tor Erasy
Lodge
A. A. Ribicoff
McLevy
Albert P. Morano
Samuel J. Tedesco
James J. Lee
Key State Surveys Point Democrats Edge in Tight Race
A Harper’s AP dispatch from Washington tracing late October political signals shows Democrats favored to control both Senate and House next Congress, with Republicans facing gains in some regions. Analysts cite economic worries, independent voters, and lingering GOP unity issues as key factors shaping a possible Democratic sweep.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Fn Tite
Associated Press
GOP
Maine
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Colorado
Delaware
Ilinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Montana
New Mexico
West Virginia
Kentucky
Nevada
New Jersey
Wyoming
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Eisenhower
Lodge
192 CANDIDATES LISTED IN BRIDGEPORT ELECTION BALLOT
The official Bridgeport ballot for Tuesday lists 192 candidates for state, federal, and local offices, including 135 for justice of the peace. Names include Governor Jobhn Davis Lodge and party contenders, with numerous races for lieutenant governor, secretary of state, treasurer, comptroller, attorney general, congress, sheriff, senators, probate judge, representatives, selectmen, and board of education along with many republican and democrat justice of the peace nominees.
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Bridgepot
Justices of the Peace
Jobhn Davis Lodge
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Jasper McLevy
Charles W. Jewett
John N. Dempsey
Spencer Anderson
Mildred P. Allen
Elizabeth Zdunczyk
Isidore Miller
John Otteviano, Jr
Anthony E. Grillo
Paul Rosenbeck
Fred KR. Zeller
Edward D. Bergen
Fred Eccles
Joan J. Bracken
Samuel J. Tedesco
Philip Schnee
Antoni N. Sadiak
Joseph P. Lyford
Congress
Albert P. Morano
Edward R. Fay, Jr
Stanley Mayhew
Edward A. Platt
Harry P. Junger
Harry Miller
Daniel E. Hannon
Jack Steck
Dorothy Secor
George A. Laden
James J. Whelan
Albert E. Eccles
Antoni P. Trojanowski
Milton E
Victoria P. Raines
John F. Benacowski
Eleanor Fiorella
Christine Fagan
Mabel A. Richer
Stella Barker
Pauline Devlin
Francis Murphy
Board of Education
Earl A. Benson
Anita Vogel
John J. McGuinness, Jr
Francis J. King
Gustave Samuelson
Harold Saunders
Plainville
Southington
Forestville
Bristol
Wallace Barnes
Barnes
Eisenhower
New Ground
New Canaan
Stamford
Norwalk
Lodge
Anthony Grillo
Edward D. Bergin
Hartford
Connecticut
Democratic State Platform
Democratic Party
Nominees Listed in County and Area Town Ballots
Ballot listings show nominees across Fair County and surrounding towns. Local offices include county and area town races with candidates named for voters to consider on election day.
State and Probate Officials Across Fairfield County
Field county outside Bridgeport lists state senators and representatives by district for Bethel, Brookfield, Danbury, New Fairfield, Newtown, and surrounding towns. It includes names for 24th, 4th, 2nd, 27th, 36th districts and probate judges, with party affiliations and town assignments.
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Field County
Bridgeport
Bethel
Brookfield
Danbury
New Fairfield
Redding
Ridgefield
Sherman
Platt Creed
Patrick F. O'Keefe
Ridge
Easton
Fairfield
Monroe
Newtown
Shelton
Stratford
Trumbull
Weston
Westport
Newman M. Marsilinus, Jr
M. Elizabeth Peterson
Darien
New Canaan
Norwalk
Wilton
Louis A. Lemaire
Helen RF. Baker
Mary S. Reed
C Streaman
Mary Edward
Alfred Hoar
Almon Searle Pinner
Edith A White
Louis J. DePaul
John M. Lewis
Marjorie Diley Farmer
Gennaro W. Frage
Margaretta W. Aymar
Anthony W. Gray
Easton—Ralph
Bruno
David N. Barrows
Norman EK. Parselis
Frederick Pope Jr
John R. Curran
Howard W. Benedict
Greenwich
Hart Everson, Jr
Harold O. Douglass
Vera Mannie Cain
Peter M. Duiz
George R. Kissam
Lloyd E. Stevens
Henry F. Hensel
Mary WV. Z. Cunningham
Clifford W. Hall
Dorothy Burnham
Richard Franco
Arthur Bjorklund
Frank O’hearn
Sarah Frances Curtis
Herbert H. Cutler
Norman A. Fedde
James N. Greere
Louis J. Padula
Fannie Harris
George F. Carroll, Jr
Maria J. Calandrietto
Robert W. Marsh
Arthur Carlson
Raymond A. Lesher
George Musselman
Nancy Carrol Draper
Robert R. Keeler
Wiliam B. Rodier
Primo J. Zandri
Robert L. Baldwin
Clinton B. Taylor
Joseph Berta
Otto Tonucci
Sherman—Howard
Hueston
Steamford
Hilda (S. Clarke
Webster C. Givens
Joseph T. McCue
Florian J. Obuchewski
Frank A. Larkin
Rose E. Prokop
Anna M. Creevy
Perry V. Hyslop
Trumbulli
Beulah DL. Blackman
Rodney S. Eielson
Eleanor F. Day
Frederick I. Greenough
Weston—Wood M. Cowan
Milton R. Dubin
Joseph V. Serena
Martin Chuvala
Broockfield
Lawrence R. Pratt
Joseph E. Zeneski
Darien—Walter Clark, Jr
John J. Dolan
Julius N. Smith
Albert A. Garofalo
Reenwich
L. Paul Burke
William J. Tierney, Jr
Nen Canaan
Carl V. Nelson
Julius Groher
Walter A. Reynolds
John F. Holian
Norwzik
Alfred Santaniello
Leslie N. Davis
Hjalmar Anderson
Reed F. Shields
John E. Dowling
Michael] Basile
George J. Finn
Henryb. Anderson
Malcolm Cowley
Stamford
John P. Keating
Richard I. Weldon
Joseph W. Knott
Earl H. Jagoe
Harvey Hrdizim
Political Pendulum Nears Polls in Connecticut Race
The piece outlines Connecticut gubernatorial contest dynamics with Governor Lodge favored in key counties, Ribicoff appealing to independents, and both parties stressing turnout. It notes county margins, potential shifts in Hartford and New Haven areas, and Democratic and Republican campaign tactics including precinct work and candidate statements.
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Bailey
Democratic Party
Connecticut
Congress
Abe Ribicoff
Fic
Washington
Lodge
Governor Lodge
Ribicoff
Eisenhower
Hartford
McGuire
Br. Ribicoff
Brennan
William H. Brennan
Fairfield County
Chester Bowles
Pairfield County
GOP
New Haven
Litchfield County
Fairfield-Litchfield
Hartford-New Haven
Valley Cities Ready to Elect Mayors in State Contest
Three Naugatuck Valley cities Shelton Derby and Ansonia vote Tuesday for mayors and city officers. Derby Democrat Dimenzo seeks a fourth term facing Republican Gen Giovanni training director and former Derby high teacher. Shelton Mayor LeMay seeks a fourth term facing Republican Leroy Hellman. Ansonia Democrat Cook seeks a third term after narrowly losing to Mayor Sheasby two years ago.
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Naugatuck Valley
Shelton
Derby
Ansonia
Anthony Dimenzo
Gen” Giovanni
Sporge Products Division
Derby Board of Education
Malachi J. Le.May
Leroy Hellman
Board of Aldermen
Hellman
Frank E. Chcia
Republican Town Committee
Little Elephant Club
Republican
Patrick J. Cook
Wiliam T. Sheasby
Cook
New Haven
Board of Education
Sheasby
Waterbury
The
American Brass
Nea
Herehie
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Austin EK. Wolf
Ledell Watson
Lester E. Blank
Daniel W. Scinto
Howard St. Comstock
Benjamin Silver
Alfred C. Caconato
Max Frauwirth
Oscar J. Smith
William A. Bailey
James Roberto
Martin Radomski
Ralph J. DeMeo
Harry Kursman
Angelina Nicolett
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Wiliam A. Bader
George Balamaci
John EH. Behuncik
John M. Brannelly
Edward J. Caldwell
Percival O. Carter
Hugh C. Curran
Henry M. Driscoll
Louis I. Gladstone
John Gramigna
Leo Herskovitz
Thomas F. Hogan
Eugene J. Isaacs
William L. Keller
George Koenig
Nicholas A. Lanese
William J. Lavery
Samuel Liskov
Ralph J. Lockwood
Joseph J. Massicotte
Thomas M. McManus
Irving Mitchell
Robert Noonan
Frank J. Orlando
James Pepe
Thomas Portocarrero
Benjamin J. Resnick
Edna M. Schneider
George Scott
Harold Sobel
Louis Stein
Adolph Urcinola
Lford
Russell Matthews
John J. Gillespi
Adolph D’aulisa
George Maurgatroye
Garry A. Murphy
Philip R. Magill
Constantine
G. Demas
Louis Snow
Benton BH. Grant
Starford
William Pitt
Florence D. Finney
Lloyd W. Anthony
Lodge-Ribicoff
Alfons Gronowski
Frank H. Pepe
Cornelius F. Caldwell
Robert L. Dunn
Michael E. Sheehy
New Milford
James T. Patterson
David Brady
Litchfield
Harry B. Morse
Stephen W. Wyrebek
Benjamin L. Barringer
Walter S. McGowan
Watertown
E. A. Ambler
John H. Noble
Gertrude C. Leahey
Willam J. Clark
Carl M. Dunham
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Mr. Ribicoff
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