More Candidates Express Gratitude to Electorate
Several candidates thanked supporters after the city election and state primaries. Raymond Parker praised backers for clean government and liberal legislation while Glenn Hughes and Bazi Carleson expressed appreciation for campaign help and encouragement. Assembly hopefuls and former Mayor Lewis also voiced gratitude for voters and campaign workers.
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Toa Ds
Glenn BD. Hughes
Bazi A.carleson
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Don Brewer
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Harry
Hutchison
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Cracklesembly
Herbert E. Lewis
Otho Cordray
Glen A. Black
Driver recounts thwarted holdup on Pacific Coast Highway
James C. Naylor 29 of 2225 E. Second St told police last night he talked his way out of a holdup after picking up a youthful hitchhiker on American Ave near Fourth St. The youth aimed a revolver near Pacific Coast Hwy demanding cash, but Naylor refused and the assailant fled on Pacific Coast Hwy.
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James C. Naylor
Second St
Fdlice
American Ave
Fourth St
Pacific
Naylor
Sailant
Pacific Coast
Westminster Horse Fete Brings Tri City Wranglers Carnival
The Tri City Wranglers host a two day horse shind carnival at Westminster Park and 17th Edwards Street with breeding classes featuring Pinto stallions and a grand entry led by Carolina Cotton and the Sunshine Boys from Republic Studios. Judges will rate trial horse hackamore jumpers draft horses and costumes across venues with over $1000 in trophies and ribbons awarded.
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Westminster
Tri City Wranglers
Westminster Park
17Th
Edwards Street
Carolina Cotton
Sunshine Boys
Republic Studios
Soviet Children Return Home Amid Staffing Difficulties
British and American reports indicate 40 children will depart Britain for Russia this month as the Soviet embassy cites "considerable difficulties" in securing suitable teachers and facilities. A private Soviet school in New York, operating since 1941, has closed.
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Enpy
Paiden
Britain
Russia
New York
Neer
Dam projects spark cast iron drive for home building
Washington reports stressed need for 110000 to 128000 tons of pig iron monthly to fuel a national plan for 1 000 000 homes and needed dam repairs in Montana. Governor secretary Sam C Ford of Montana said the program aims to secure a $15 000 000 grant and seeks Senate approval to start July 1.
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Pacific Northwest
Montana
Secretary of Commerce
Sam C. Ford
Senate
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