Alabama Mayoral Races Result From Tuesday’s Elections
The Associated Press reports numerous Alabama cities held mayoral elections or runoffs. Incumbents and challengers across Athens Piedmont Jacksonville Oxford Prichard Gulf Shores Bayou la Batre Bridgeport Stevenson Scottsboro North Johns Midfield Mulga Kimberly Fultondale Brookside Gardendale Brownville Trafford Warrior Haleyville Dora Boaz Guntersville Irondale Vernon Enterprise Linden Fort Deposit Eclectic Wetumpka Clanton Rockford Orrville Marion Atmore Banks New Brockton Greenville Eufaula Slocumb Harford Samson Prattville Georgiana Foley Headland Pine Hill Alexander City Centreville Courtland Oneonta Pell City Sylacauga Leeds Blountsville Tallassee Roanoke Hartselle Auburn Sulligent Phil Campbell Greensboro Mentone Hackleburg Childersburg Cardiff Wilsonville Columbiana Fayette Cedar Bluff Double Springs Cullman Adamsville Collinsville Hamilton Sumiton Winfield Attalla Fyffe Lipscomb Rainbow City Russellville Morris Albertville Hanceville Gunn Red Bay Trussville Maplesville Garden City Good Hope Beaverton Vina Glencoe Lester Holly Pond.
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Associated Press
Alabama
Athens
Arthur Stewart
Robert Tinnon
Wayne Jennings
Piedmont
Woodrow Howell
L. H. Gunter
Jacksonville
Frank Casey
J. F. Gidley
Oxford
A. A. Hamric
Hemphill Whiteside
Scottsboro
John Honeycutt
Paul D. Patterson
North Johns
Levi A. Burchfield
Midfield
N. B. Breland Sr
H. H. Kuykendall
Mulga
W. A. Hogan
Kimberly
Vernon Crane
Fultondale
Robert J. Belcher
James L. Atwood
Brookside
John Benske
Gardendale
Frank Malone
Horace Parker
Brownville
Ellis Mehurg
Trafford
Ollie Jones
Warrior
A. J. Honeycutt
R. E. Caldwell
Haleyville
W. H. Albright
James Whitt
M.N. Brown
Quenton Miller
Linden
W. G. Little
Fort Deposit
Oscar Edwards
Forest Wares Sr
One Community Favors Birmingham Merger Victory Narrow
Voters in Homewood approved a merger with Birmingham by 12 votes in unofficial returns. Final tallies showed 2,418 for and 2,406 against with 1 challenged ballot, meaning the measure could still flip by one vote. Other suburbs Fairfield Midfield and Irondale rejected merger by wide margins.
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Birmingham
Homewood
Fairfield
Irondale
Two Negroes Win Way Into Runoff
In Tuskegee Alabama two Negro candidates Rev K L Buford and Dr Stanley Hugh Smith won runoff spots against white incumbents in city council races while three others were defeated. Negroes outnumbered whites in registration though most Negro candidates fell short except Buford and Smith. In Prichard a Negro secured a runoff for council seat No 1 with Ernest G Sansom. Official Tuskegee results show incumbents leading in several wards with Negro candidates in runoff standings. The bicentennial St Louis arch will be the nations tallest monument at 630 feet and built of steel with stainless cladding.
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Tuskegee, Ala
Tuskegee
K. L. Buford
Stanley Hugh Smith
Howard Rutherford
Charles Keever
Prichard
Ala
Ernest G. Sansom
L. M. Gregg
Paul Puryear
John L. Sides
Willie C. Johnson
Dr. Lumpkin
Rev. Buford
Bryant Blakeman
Jimmy Braswell
William Gaillard
H. J. Hall
Celia Quinn
Dr. Smith
Place
W. E. Nall
James Allen Parker
St. Louis
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Atmore
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James Brantley
N .D. Steele
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Gibbs McCormick
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Gene Harden
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Robert Smith
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Samson
Sam Morris
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C. M. Gray
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Herman Brantley
Foley
Henry Carson
Headland
Ovie Hicks
Horace Burnham
Pine Hill
Harold Swearingen
Hugh Tyler
Alexander City
W. L. Rodney Jr
Centreville
J. W. Oakley Sr
Courtland
Robert Simpson
Roy V. Coffey
Oneonta
Jack Fendley
A. M. Tidwell
Pell City
Otis Perry
W. A. Cleveland
Sylacauga
Earl Atkinson
Joe Dark
Leeds
Vernon. Schmitt
James Bailey
Blountsville
M. S. McElroy
Tallassee
Roy Billings
Lloyd Tippett
Roanoke
J.P. Phillips
Henry Allen
Hartselle
John Burleson
John Long
Auburn
Maylor Louie W. James
G. H. Wright
Sulligent
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Phil Campbell
Jim Oliver
Greensboro
W. C. Christian
Marlin Faught
Mentone
Sam Barrett
Hackleburg
Claude Evans
M. C. Campbell
Childersburg
E. A. Rainwater
Robert Limsbaugh
Cardiff
Sam Trombrello
Charlie Country
Wilsonville
R. G. Stevenson
Jimmie Morris
Columbiana
Bob Shelton
Jim Haynes
Fayette
Guthrie Smith
L. J. Calton
Cedar Bluff
Tom Mooney
Double Springs
Sir Crittender
O. A. Godsey
Cullman
W.J Nesmith
Adamsville
Matthew Heron
Collinsville
R. R. Watts
James Box
Hamilton
E. T. Sims Jr
Sumiton
Howard Dodd
Burrell Scurlock
Winfield
Ivan Hill
Eugene Bostick
Attalla
Charles Burke
Dave
Fountain
Fyffe
Irby Lyles
Lipscomb
William H. Olvey
Howard Bosworth
Rainbow City
W. R. Smith
G. T. Benefield
Russellville
Hayes Malone
J. D. Burns
Morris
Clive C. Posey
John Suddeth
Albertville
Paul Smith
Buford Cryar
Hanceville
Wilson Ballard
Joe Sawyer
Gunn
Dan Mobley
Floyd Howe
Red Bay
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Hollis Keel
Trussville
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Maplesville
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Garden City
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Good Hope
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