Tragic Death Ends Career of Zioncheck
Seattle, Aug. 7 Congressman Zioncheck died after diving from a 19 story Arctic Building window. Coroner Mittelstadt said suicide was likely. Witnesses described a chaotic scene as Zioncheck’s wife collapsed and bystanders rushed to help. The 34 year old had recently withdrawn from and refiled for the Democratic race amid prior legal troubles and publicity.
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Landon Flayed By Labor Head At Demo Rally
Washington August 10 John iL Lewis before labor’s non partisan league attacked Gov Alf Landon as a pitiful puppet tied to Standard Oil steel firms Hurst newspapers and Wall Street bankers He named Landon a candidate of manufacturers Chamber of Commerce and the misnamed Liberty League Lewis praised Roosevelt re election and a liberal program while denouncing London nomination as brazen political effrontery.
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Manchester groups push for new railroad terminal
Several civic organizations in Manchester have launched a drive to secure a modern railroad terminal for the city. Since a 1934 depot fire, a railroad coach on a siding has served as a station, highlighting the need for upgraded facilities.
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Negro hotel worker confesses to Clevenger murder in Asheville
Martin Moore, 22, a hotel hall boy, confessed after an all night questioning to killing 18 year old Helen Clevenger at Battery Park Hotel on July 15. He said he entered her room to rob her, struck her when she screamed, and later struck her more to stop the cries. Moore denied attempting rape. initial indications of assault were inconclusive after medical examinations. Moore was charged with murder and identified by Banks Taylor, another hotel employee.
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Telfair Woman Shot Dead at Home Near McRae
Mrs. J W Mills, 19, was killed Friday night about 9 o clock at her home five miles from McRae Georgia by a close range shot from a double barrel gun in an unknown assailant. Mills heard a noise near the chicken house and followed. A companion said there is a mass behind that bush and she fell mortally wounded. Bloodhounds failed to find a trail.
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Pittman Girl Returns to Macon as Real Parents Identified
Seventeen year old Mary Louise Garner Pittman left the Pittman home in Atlanta to spend time between her former guardians and the John C. Garners who she now says are her real parents. She said she wanted a vacation and rest from the flood of excitement surrounding her case.
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Pace Pledges Democratic Platform and Reform Aims
Stephen Pace announces candidacy for the 75th Congress in the Democratic primary on Sept 9. He pledges adherence to the party platform, calls for reducing government waste, unemployment relief including social security access for Georgians, strict immigration limits, veteran benefits, merit-based civil service, and close federal-state cooperation while defending states’ rights.
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L M Doyel Announces Candidacy for Taylor County Representative
To the White Voters of Taylor County I announce my candidacy for Representative of Taylor County subject to the Democratic election Sept 9 I respectfully solicit your vote and influence at the polls signed L M Doyel This item records a local political candidacy filing by L M Doyel and requests support from Taylor County voters ahead of the Democratic primary on September 9.
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Payne announces candidacy for Taylor County Representative
D W Payne declares candidacy for Taylor County Representative subject to the Democratic Primary on September 9. He asks for the vote and influence of the Ladies of Gentienen and promises wholehearted cooperation in matters benefiting the county and state if elected.
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Emory F. Park Declares Candidacy for Georgia House
A Taylor County candidate announces run to succeed himself as Representative in Georgia General Assembly under Democratic Primary rules. Park appeals for support and endorsements, pledging faithful service if elected.
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Taunton Announces Candidacy for Taylor County Representative
Dudley Taunton declares candidacy in the Democratic Primary for Taylor County Georgia representative. He pledges faithful diligent effort to administer the office in the best interest of Taylor County and the state, thanking voters for their consideration.
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McLaughlin seeks renomination for Chattahoochee Superior Court
In a re election appeal C Frank McLaughlin asks voters in the Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit to support him in the Democratic Primary in September. He thanks supporters for past loyalty and cooperation in administering the law and pledges continued service.
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Re-Election Solicitor General for Chattahoochee Circuit
Jones Perryman seeks re election as Solicitor General of the Chattahoochee Circuit under the Democratic Primary on September 9. He pledges to administer the office in the circuit's best interests and thanks voters for past confidence.
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Solicitor General candidate pledges fair prosecution demand
A candidate for Solicitor General of the Chattahoochee Circuit addresses Taylor County voters. He pledges impartial prosecutions, reminds that the innocent deserve protection, and asks for citizen support in the Democratic primary.
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Rainey Addresses Voters in Buena Vista Georgia
To the Voters of the Chattahoochee the Judge of the Superior Courts of the Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic Executive Committee Your support influence and vote will be appreciated T. B. RAINEY Judicial Circuit Buena Vista Ga.
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Hollis Port Seeks Third Georgia District Congress
A candidate announcement for the Third Georgia Congressional District declares Hollis Port’s bid for Congress under the Democratic banner. The message pledges strong loyalty to the party platform from the Philadelphia National Convention and commits to serving farmers workers and enterprises in the district with effort and sincerity.
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Palmer seeks Democratic ballot spot for Chattahoochee judge
A letter from GEORGE C. PALMER urges voters to support his candidacy for the office of Judge of the Superior Courts in the Chattahoochee Circuit. The primary is set for September 9, 1986, and the campaign notes respect for rules from the Democratic Executive Committee.
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