Restless Nation Punishes Incumbents in Offyear Races
Voter unrest swept many city halls as newcomers ousted incumbents in elections across the country. Philadelphia ended a 68 year GOP City Hall era. New York Council presidency shifted to Halley amid Kefauver crime probes. Indiana and Ohio produced notable party flips aiding Taft and Eisenhower ambitions for 1952.
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Washington
White House
N. J
Boston
Bergen County
Republi
Bergen
Hudson River
New York
Senate Crime Committee
Indiana
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Ind
Frank E. McKinney
Rudolph Halley
New York City Council
Pennsylvania
Democrats
Nebraska
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Josephs. Clark Jr
Daniel A. Poling
GOP
Duff
R-Pa
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Taft
Halley
Joseph T. Sharkey
Hal
Senate
Sen. Kefauver
D-Tenn
Tammany Hall
New York City
McKinney
Truman
Alex M. Clark
Toymanism
Kentucky
Lawrence Wetherby
Pratt Remmel
Little Rock
Ark
John &. Hynes
James Michael Curley
Congress
Thomas A. Burke
Cleveland
Detroit
Albert E.cabo
Edgar M. Branigan
CIO
AFL
Jasper McLevy
Bridgeport
Conn
Labor Opposed Detroiter Wins Re election in City Vote
In Detroit the incumbent Mayor Albert E. Cobo defeated County Clerk Edgar Branigin 168106 to 112845 in a low turnout election. Branigin backed by AFL drivers, key issues included the transit strike and housing policy. City council members were re elected. In Dearborn, Mayor L Hubbard won his sixth straight term 16060 to 11201.
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Detroit
Albert E. Cobo
Edgar M. Branigin
Cobo
George Edwards
Uaw-Cio
Clo
AFL
Branigin
Dearborn
L. Hubbard
Carl C. Matheny
Robison Wins San Francisco Reelection Bid in Tight Race
In San Francisco on November 7, Mayor Elmer E. Robinson declared victory in his bid for reelection though final results hinge on 3500 absentee ballots counted after November 22. Observers expect Robinson to carry most absentee votes.
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San Francisco
Elmer E. Robinson
Robinson
George Christopher
Oleta O'Connor Yates
Yates
California
Los Angeles
Hitman Board of Supervisors
Dewey Mead
Edward T. Manjeuso
Joan J. Sullivan
Byron Arnold
Harold S. Dobbs
John J. Ferdon
Thomas C. Lynch
George W. Curtis
Daniel C. Murphy
Ballot Measures Across States Vote on Liquor Taxes Pay Rules
Voters nationwide and in several states weighed in on bond issues pay raises and tax plans. Minnesota Yellow Medicine County backed liquor stores by about 2700 to 2000 while Asbury Park and Ocean City rejected a 3 percent hotel and amusements tax. New York approved a 500 million bond issue for a city buffalo throughway and eased municipal borrowing limits. New Jersey backed 15 million for teachers colleges. police pay raises passed in ten towns, but Belleville rejected a wage boost. Detroit rejected a 2000 pay raise for councilmen and extended terms. Yonkers rejected a 500 pay raise for 1600 employees. Kentucky voters defeated a measure to simplify amending the 68 year old state constitution.
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Yellow Medicine County
New Jersey Shore
Asbury Park
Ocean City
Atlantic City
Richmond
New York City
New Jersey
Belleville
N. J
Detroit
Mich
Yonkers
N. C
Kentucky
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