Scares and Names Mark Alameda County Primary Scene
Political melee centers on the sheriff race with two of four candidates likely to reach the November runoff. Alameda County figures, including Supervisor Charles W. Herer and DA Earl Warren, headline a San Leandro barbecue August 13. County GOP members from Hayward and San Leandro field several candidates for the central committee, while Los Angeles DA Baron Fitts grows strength for governor in northern California.
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Josh Billings
Alameda County
Joseph W. Soares
Louis Albodelli
Michael B. Driver
Harry G. Williams
Broadmoor Men’s Club
Better Government Voters’ League
Parepi Teachers Association
War Veterans
San Leandro
Charles W. Hever
Earl Warren
Edward Kientz
Milburn E. Jones
Robert Shannon
Howard Bronstein
Baron Fitts
Los Angeles County
California
John Slovich
Fitts
Perry Building
Oakland
The
Central Labor Council of
Los Angeles
Baron R. Fitts
Nevada County
Woodland
Yolo County
Rotary delegates and new law deans in early July changes
Dobbs named League of Nations Rotary Delegate after sending Europe reports and visiting Paris and Venice. He will attend the International Veterinary Congress in London August 4. At the meeting Harry Bradford discussed KL radio broadcasts and Fred Johnson reported fishing success. William Green Hale will become USC Law School dean July 1, succeeding Justin Miller, who goes to Duke University.
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Rotary Club
Earl Dobbs
Europe
Paris
Venice
London
Harry Bradford
Postmasters General
Fred Johnson
Santa Cruz
Ralph Ward
Santa Barbara
Frank Humpert
Frank S
Ogden
Elliott H. Downing
Oakland
Los Angeles
Q.P
William Green Hale
Washington University Law School
St. Louis
Justin Miller
University of Southern California Law School
Rufus B. von Kleinsmid
U.S. C
Miller
California Conference of Social Work
Duke University
North Caroline
Oakland Backers Organize Heyer Soares Clubs in Oakland
Heyer and Soares supporters form Heyer for Supervisor clubs in Maxwell Park and Fruitvale districts Oakland. Backers tout Heyer’s 16 year record while West Oakland backs Soares for Alameda County sheriff amid a crowded race for judge No. 44. Postmasters may engage in local politics per Arch Coleman remarks.
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Heyer
Maxwell Park
Fruitvale Avenue
Oakland
Arch Coleman
California
Civil Service
Rolph Support Grows in Tennyson Region for Mayor Rolph
Tennyson voters are 95 percent for Mayor James Rolph Jr. in the governor race, per T. G. Hodgkins president of the Tennyson Rolph club. Jon T. Edner, southern Alameda county Rolph campaign manager, says the movement is rising and forecasts a heavy primary vote on August 26. Mayor Arthur Manter, Hayward club vice president, reports strengthened Rolph sentiment in central California and beyond.
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Tennyson
James Rolph Jr
T. G. Hodgkins
Tennyson Rolph Club
Federated Improvement Clubs
Jon T. Edner
Alameda County
Rolph
Tennyson Movement For Rolph
Edmuer
Arthur Manter
Green Fruit Department
Hunt Brothers
California
Edner
Manter
Hayward
Kanamori Seeks Unity Across Faiths in Christian Mission
Dr. Paul M. Kanamori, 74, known as the "Aloody of Japan," says he must confront prejudices from Shintoism Buddhism and Confucianism while opposing the "flaming youth" in his Christian work. He is credited with 100000 conversions among Japanese followers.
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Los Angeles
Paul M. Kanamori
Aloody
Japan
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Who’s Who In Politics
Jacob Harder Jr
Justice of the Peace
Eden Township
Charles W
Thornton Wilson
Superior Judge No
Wilson
Foothill
University of California
Harvard Law School
U.S. Marines
WM. P. Just
Thirty
Assembly
M. B. Driver
W. J. Gannon
Frank Colbourn
Washirzten
Joseph
Soares
Warren Wills
Charles W. Herer
New York
Idaho
Dimond Canyon
Dobbs
League of Nations
Rotary
Bearst
Clement Calhoun Young
Young
West Oakland
Frank Ogden
Kenneth C. Gillis
Frank Graves
United Spanish American War Veterans
Ratt
C Street
Ph Hayward
Storage Co
Main
Frigidaire Sales and Display
F. H. Fackler Telephone Hayward
Ward
Eneally
Reme Abe
Montgomery Warp & Co
Main Sts
George E. Gross
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