Kes Barre Victorie Merrily Frames Senate Seat
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Light vote totals in Wayne and Concord townships
Light voting occurred in both Concord and Wayne townships on Tuesday. Wilmer W. Waterhouse led John B. Van Alsbury in state assembly contests, while Joseph R. Ziesenheim and Moseman contested the state senate race, with close margins and several local results across districts.
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Concord
Wayne
Wilmer W. Waterhouse
State Assembly
John B. van Allsburg
B. Way
Joseph R. Ziesenheim
Concord Township
Roosevelt
U. S
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Mo Nule
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Scar
Wagner
Livingston
Burke
Ross
Congress
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Lavery
Zurn
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Cooke
DeReam
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Pratt
Majone
Thomps
Gelder
Baden
Conress
Rodgers
Piesenheim
Way
Moseman
van Allsburg
Warehouse
Wayne Township
Demosville
McNair
Scart
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Bure
Burnham
Ladnat
Codke
DeRenzo
Malone
Thompson
Boden
State Senate
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Msseman
van Alspurgil
Waterhouse
Demusrate
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Guifey
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Jarrett Wins Renomination to Congress
Venango county backed Benjamin Jarrett in the Republican primary as he seeks a third term in the Twentieth Congressional District. Early returns showed McKinney winning Republican assembly in Cranberry township, while Brecht tops Powers for Democratic state committeeman. Jay Cooke led GOP for U S senator in Venango. Jones tops Democratic ticket for senator, with Guffey close. Daylight time approved unofficially in Youngstown by 201 to 180.
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Venango County
Benjamin Jarrett
Farrell
Congress
George Herman Schweitzer
Warren
Darrett
Twentieth Congressional District
Forest
Hk ! Merces
Clarion
Dwing. McKinney
Cransberry
S. B. Babseak
Repubican
John C. Brecht
Frankin
Daniel M. Powers
Oil City
United States
VePane County
Jay Cooke
James F. Malone
Guffey Leads in Crawford County in Senate Race
In Crawford County the Democratic organization backed Walter Jones for the U S Senate, but Joseph Guffey built a sizable lead. Guffey secured 780 votes across 36 of 64 precincts while Jones totaled 48 votes.
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Guffey
Crawford County
Walter Jones
U. S. Senate
Joseph Guffey
Jones
Walker Over Briggs In Committee Race In Warren County
Walker defeated Dr B Briggs for Democratic state committeeman in Warren County with 859 votes to 728 from 40 of 62 districts. Additional returns widened Walker's lead as Kane lost the Republican bid for a fourth term in the state house after 42 of 63 precincts counted showing McDowell 4826 to Kane 3173.
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Briggs
Wymaket
Wettet Penpeasea
Warren County
Dr. B
Kane
Kent Kane
Kushequa
House of Representatives
McKean County
Jack McDowell
Bradford
F County
McDowel
Erie Returns Narrow Guffey Lead In Senate Race
Polls show Pittsburgh oilman Guffey ahead of Senator Galloway by a narrow margin in Erie city and county returns. Republicans Dell Dalrymple and Edward Petrillo also lead in county tallies, with Assembly races in the west Erie district showing Pulaski ahead for Democratic nomination and Lavery winning the Democratic congressional nomination in Erie county. R. L. Rodgers runs unopposed for Republican nomination as low turnout limits totals in Crawford and Erie counties.
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Pittsburgh
Guffey
Erie
City
Republican
U.S. Senate
Statereasurer
Auditor General
Erie County
Dell Dalrymple
Edward Petrillo
Assembly
West Erie
Julian Pulaski
Joseph
Luke) Crawford
James Lavery
John ©. Young
Albion
Crawford County
R. L. Rodgers
Erle
Crawford Couny
Only 35 vote in Elginboro leads Jones in race
Only 35 of 90 registered voters cast ballots in yesterday's Elginboro primary. Walter Jones led in Democratic U S Senate with 10 votes while Joseph Guffey received none. Local results show Roosevelt total 10 for President Democrat and various minor tallies across offices.
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Jones
Elgin
Walter Jones
U. S. Senate
Joseph Guffey
Bothe
Democratis
Roosevelt
U. S
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McNaie
Guffey
Scar
Wagner
Hunt
Livingston
Burke
Ross
U. S. Congress
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Lavery
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Zurn
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Kaltenbach
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Ladner
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DeRenzo
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Pratt
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Gelder
Boden
Rodgers
Assemblyman Michael Chervenakk wins Democratic nomination despite withdrawal
Johnstown Pa April 24 Michael Chervenakk of Portage withdrew from the legislative race in the second Cambria county district yet polled the most votes in the Democratic three nomination contest. Chervenak had not campaigned and said he would refuse the nomination due to his appointment as deputy controller for Cambria county.
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Johnstown
Michael Chervenakk
Portage
Cambria County
Cherynaik
Contreller
Senator Guffey Wins Over Jones in Democratic Primary
In incomplete returns from Pennsylvania’s preferential primary the Democratic party backed Senator Guffey ahead of Jones. MeNzir trailed. Cooke led Republicans for the auditor general nomination while Malone won state treasurer. Dewey led Roosevelt in the GOP presidential race. The primary saw light participation as the president ran unopposed.
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Democratic State Committee
William WV. McNsir
Pittsburgh
Guffey
Jones
MeNzir
Cooke
Johnnstown
F. Clair Ross
Joseph D. Burke
Philadelphia
Donald M. Livingston
G. Harold Wagner
Wilkes-Barre
Auditor General’s Department
Owen B. Hunt
Jackson B Sears
Bethlehem
Dewey
New York
James Four
Roosevelt
Democratic Committee
Two Contests for City Committee Posts
Primary results report two party contests for city committee posts. Fred Barton defeats Edward Mould in Fourth Ward 81 to 8 on the Republican ticket while Mrs Dorr Clark beats Mrs Banks 12 to 33. Names listed for Democratic and Republican precincts across wards.
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Fred Barton
Dorr Clark
Lhenly
Bott
Barton
Edward Mould
Clark
Bruce Banks
Venske Settles Third Again in Mist Political Race
Gene Venske, Penn miler, finishes in his usual third place in the Mist political race. Candidate for state representative in Beres district, Venske trails incumbent Albert S. Reacinger and Fred Marks by a slim margin of 217 gates.
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Reading
Gene Venske
University of Pennsytvania
Beres Cousin
Alburt S. Reacinger
Fred Marks
Major items in rising school costs outlined
The report outlines key drivers of the 1940 41 budget including high senior high costs, higher per pupil expenditures, and tax rate stability. It notes 30 percent enrollment in senior high in September 1940, current costs averaging around 137 955 and a proposed budget of 197 123, plus shifts in pupil placement and teacher tenure impacting staffing and expenses.
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Eveninne
Indictment of Former Detroit Mayor and Police Officials
A one man grand jury indicted Detroit officials including a former mayor and nine police officers on political corruption charges. Roxborough and Reading were arraigned before Judge Homer Ferguson, pled innocent, and posted bonds of 1000 dollars each. Prosecutor Duncan C. McGrail, named in prior indictments, is cited among those connected to the case.
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Jet Raveborough
Comanwiger
Freavy
Joe Louis
Mayr Rishard Reading
Detroit Police
Iment
Pelicy
Roxborough
Reading
Homer Perguson
Duncan C. McGrail
Tio
Jntoaut
Police Department
Boy and Scouts Help Propel Missing Boy Home
Pasadena deputies and Boy Scouts joined an all-night search for 7-year-old Herbert Gray Jr. who hid in a Sierra Madre basement after wading through a pond. He feared returning home in wet clothes but was eventually guided back to his family.
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Shee Liff
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Herbert Gray, Jr
Sierra Madre
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