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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1950

Page

27

Campaign swings as 1950 election nears finish

Campaigns for Congress and state offices surge in Long Beach and surrounding districts. Incumbent Clyde Doyle and challenger Craig Hosmer vie for the 69th District while Assembly hopefuls Carl Fletcher and Herbert Klockstern face off. Voters prepare for Tuesday’s polls as party leaders issue sharp attacks over franking and tax issues.

Cruisor Clyde Doyle Craig Hosmer Tom Hosmer Doyle Hosmer Congress Willis W. Bradley Herbert C. Legg Wiliam A. Smith Clarence Wagner Long Beach Wagner Smith Dorian H. Fichting William J.brunton Francis Crawford Curtis Clark Legg Assembly Carl Fletcher Herbert R. Klockstern Fletcher Tist Klockstern Klockstein

Roosevelts Back Warren Campaign Group Formed

Sacramento Nov 4 The Roosevelts for Warren club was formed to support Gov Earl Warren in the California governor race. Nicholas Roosevelt a former U S minister to Hungary and a member of the Theodore Roosevelt branch heads the effort with his wife, who recently moved to California from New York.

Labor groups split over Governor race in California

The Roosevelt camp claims labor backs James Roosevelt while the California Industrial Union Council accuses rivals of misleading voters. Labor leader Marry Lundeberg praises Warren for labor-friendly governance and removing communists from state government. Nixon signals confidence in a Senate bid.

George Luckey B. Elliott Will Rogers Jr Edwin G. Pauley Rollin McNitt Manchester Soddy James Co. Sheppard Henry Dockweiler William Mosely Jones Cecil Moorehouse Fred Dockweiler Seraight Roosevelt California Industrial Union Council John A. Despot James Roosevelt San Francisco Marry Lundeberg AFL Sailors’ Union of the Pacific Warren Lundeberg California Sailors’ Union Richard Nixon U. S

Leaders Cite Support for Long Beach School Bonds

A city wide push endorsing school bond issues for Long Beach Unified School District gains momentum with many leaders from business, education, and civic groups voicing strong support. Notables include Lewis K. Cox, Ray Stricklin, Judge Fred Miller, George Gregg, and others urging full day education and adequate facilities to boost citizens and the local economy.

Long Beach Unified School District Lewis K. Cox L. B. Board of Realtors Ray Stricklin Exalted Ruler Elks Club Fred Miller Superior Court George Greeg Long Beach George D. Hammond L. B. Building ‘Trades Council Robert Wilson Joe Kenrick Juvenile Department Milton van Dyke Gordon N. Bannister Paul Wilcox Associated Property Owners Ed Brown L. B. Central Labor Council America Everett Findlay LB. Council of BT. A ML A. Duncan Procter & Gamble C. F. Scott William Cameron Jr League of Women Voters

Letters on political issues and school bond appeals

A long compilation of letters and editorials urging voters to back Proposition 10 for California ballot reform, support for school bonds, and criticism of the 1949 Housing Act. Readers advocate Craig Hosmer, Torrens system fixes, and local education funding while urging civic engagement and responsible governance. The letters reference Long Beach, Paramount, and various district figures and groups.

Editor Press - Telegram California Lewis K. Cox Long Beach Board of Realtors Press-Telegram Wixon Edward S. Shattuck Shattuck Edmund G Pat) Brown Brown Bres National Lawyers’ Guild Washington Warren San Francisco James Roosenveit

Lucas Defends Self in Illinois Senate Race

Democratic Sen. Scot W. Lucas rejects Republican Dirksen’s charge of being a Truman puppet. Lucas touts independence while attacking Dirksen as flip flopper tied to the Fair Deal. Race viewed as tight with high profile support from Stevenson Douglan and Vice President Barkley in a close Illinois contest.

Hicago Scot W. Lucas Truman Senate Illinois Everett M. Dirksen Lucas Scott Lucas Dirksen America First Chicago Tribune Iine Gark Jey Paul Douglan Adlai E. Stevenson Ilinois

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