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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1946
Page
19
A fragmented weather notice reports a cold front moving across the United States with unseasonably cold conditions for the region. The Bureau notes today will see changes as temperatures adjust from recent warmth.
Confined by illness the Vermont diocese bishop Monsignor Ed remains hospitalized in recent weeks. Previously known as Lady Help ofurch in West Con- suffering unspecified health concerns in the past period.
Cambridge court grants Ralph Larbour a divorce from Louise Parmenter Larbour. He testified they married in Hudson on September 4, 1943 and lived in Marlboro and Hudson until February 9, 1944 when he left due to alleged cruel treatment. Attorneys were Samuel Kunen and Ralph Sigel.
The Marlboro High School class of 1935 voted Tuesday to hold their reunion at the Sterling Inn on Wednesday night November 20. John Mitchell served as chairman of the reunion committee. The note ends with a call to hire a veteran.
Unofficial results from 222 of 250 precincts show John J. Williams, a Millsboro newcomer, leading with 48 284 to 39 868 over James M Tunnell in the U S Senate race. J Caleb Boggs defeats incumbent Philip A Traynor 48 822 to 38 528 in the same precinct set.
In Utah 1946 unofficial returns show Sen Abe Murdock trailing Arthur Watkins by 2 410 votes after 495 of 889 precincts. In the second district William Dawson leads Will Robinson 35 465 to 31 276 with 248 of 392 precincts reporting. There is no gubernatorial election until 1948.
In Virginia, Democrats won all offices on Tuesday including both U S senators and all nine House seats. Senator Harry Flood Byrd and A Willis Robertson led large margins over Republican rivals Lester S Parsons and Robert H Woods as minor party votes were negligible.
Oklahoma results show Roy J. Turner leading Democrat for governor with 193,989 votes to Republican Oley Flynn’s 160,401 across 2683 of 3703 precincts. In the First District incumbent Republican George B. Schwabe led Democrat Oras A. Shaw with 42,931 to 36,213 as 440 of 591 precincts reported.
Based on unofficial returns from 1056 of 1330 polling places, Governor OConnor is reported elected to the United States Senate. At 10 am he led with 189,271 votes to 180,061 for Republican D John Markey of Frederick County.
In Columbus Republicans won the U.S. Senate seat and all major statewide offices. The GOP also reduced the Democratic hold from six to four seats in Ohio’s 23 member congressional delegation.
In Chicago, Republican gains end 16 years of Democratic control led by Mayor Edward J. Kelly. Statewide, Republicans sweep the ticket with majorities over 300,000 and win five central seats, boosting Washington delegation to 20 to 6. Cook County races mostly go GOP except for Judge Jarecki. Also note Concord antique show at Acton Center November 11 12 13 from 1 to 10 p m.
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