Farley Enters New York Senate Fight as Tough Democratic Nominee Hope
James A. Farley, 70, reenters politics by announcing a Democratic bid for the New York Senate seat. GOP leaders warn he could be a formidable foe, while Democrats say they expect a strong contest and a nominee by late August conventions. Farley’s return adds heat to the race to succeed retiring GOP Sen. Irving M. Ives.
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WTP
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee
Jim Farley
Real Fight Seen for Senators Nomination Battles
Primary results show Republicans Randolph Collier and Democrat Hugh P. Donnelly winning both-party nominations in a split Senate race. Several incumbents secured party support, while major contests in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Alameda counties set the stage for a November clash to control a 40-member body.
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Hugh P. Donnelly
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John F. Shelley
John E. Moss Jr
Sacramento
GOP Choice to McDavid Landslide in California
In Northern California 2nd District and Southern California 4th District races, Republican McDavid of Altadena led in the 4th with a decisive margin while Democratic and Republican voters weighed in across multiple counties. Incumbent Quinn trailed in the 2nd District. Lynch led Democrats with 127,587 votes as McDavid dominated the 4th. District boundaries cover Alameda to Alpine and Los Angeles to San Bernardino.
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Vited O'Sullivan
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Y Abehite Gryteer
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Stephen P. Tents
Hout
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Tulare
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Robert E. McDavid
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Elizabeth Sonleitner
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Merced
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Tax Rise in Jail Bond Issue Defeat in Los Angeles
County voters defeat a 33.3 million jail bond, forcing a recommended 10.5 million jail construction addition to the 1958-59 budget and anticipated 10 million boosts to the 1959-60 and 1960-61 budgets. County Manager Linden Hollinger stated next year’s tax rate may rise 11 to 22 cents to cover the shortfall.
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Nomination Won by Rep Saund for Second Term
Rep Dalip Singh Saund won the Democratic nomination for a second term. His rivals in the Democratic primary were two Republicans who crossfiled, with John Babibage, a Riverside attorney, winning the Republican nomination to oppose Saund in November. Saund, first Indian-born congressman, came to the United States at 21 and later farmed in the Imperial Valley becoming a citizen in 1949.
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John Babibage
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India
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Imperial Valley
Demos See Control of Legislature in State Races
Demos lead in both houses with Thomas J. MacBride Pauline Davis and Carley V. Porter top double nominations. In Senate Demokrats Richards and Donnelly ahead while Republican Randolph Collier also leads. Six of eight unelected assemblymen are Republicans. Incumbent Dorothy Donahoe unopposed. Ruth Church Gupte and Wilma B. Hackett new entrants.
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Sacramento
Pauline Davis
Portola
Carley V. Porter
Compton
Carl S. Britschgi
Redwood City
Senate
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Los Angeles
Hugh P. Donnelly
Turlock
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Yreka
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Dorothy M. Donahoe
Bakersfield
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San Francisco
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Oakland
Weight of Grey Yield Line Died at the Wrong Time
A fragmentary notice reports the deaths tied to a weight line mishap and cautions about contaminated or improper handling of powders. It describes attempts to sell non-acid powder and mentions comfort and breath concerns. The piece references fastchew products as a remedy and urges caution at the counter.
Big Brown Edge Jars All GOP
Article fragment reports Big Brown’s performance against the GOP, focusing on a strategic edge or pivotal moment. Details are incomplete on date, location, teams, or outcomes, but the headline suggests a decisive advantage or critical play influencing party dynamics.
California Primary Returns Signal Brown Victory
Brown, 933,675, leads Knowland, 696,107, with Engle and Seale also in the Senate race. Knight trails, while Brown campaigns on education and employment. Republican strength is shown across the state as party candidates prepare for November.
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White House
Burns Feet Relief Instant Cool Mint Cream Ad
Fragmented ad text promotes Burns Feet Relief with a mint cream for cooling soothing comfort. Claims instant relief and softening effects, touts Ice-AMint and Frosty Waste variants, though wording is garbled and unclear on specifics.
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