Understanding write-in voting in party primaries noted
The article explains that voters may write in names on primary ballots, which counts as a vote for that person in their party's nomination. A Democrat writing in a candidate from the other party helps that party’s nominee and vice versa. It may, in rare cases, create a single nominee for both parties if write-ins exceed all printed candidates. The piece emphasizes neutral guidance and the voter's choice.
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Ivote
Shell
Nixon
Fother Party
Hosmer
Congress
MTA Seeks Federal Aid for Los Angeles Long Beach Route
Ernest R. Gerlach of the Los Angeles Metropolitan Transit Authority told the board that the Long Beach to Los Angeles rapid transit route does not qualify for funds under the Housing Act of 1961. He said the MTA should press for a transit demonstration and file an application when the new federal law is clarified, continuing work with Long Beach and intermediate cities.
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Los Angeles
Rapid
Tansit
Hines
MTA
Ernest R. Gerlach
Ene Gineer
Long Beach
Wrnten
John Koll
Home Finance Agency
Ask
of Transportation
Biant
L Angeles
Metropolitan
Itis
Beach
Gerlach
Mta-Directors
Kohl
Geants
Beverly
Hills’ Lo
EL Monte
Arelis
Ieystone
Blyman
Joseph Kenrick
Gerlack
MIA
Congress
Fred S. Dean
Night Cargo Handling May Resume Soon Official Says
Long Beach district plans a 48 percent salary increase for 3,000 teachers, a compromise between the proposed 39 percent and the 55 percent TALE demand. Newcomb notes funding will come from reduced maintenance and other adjustments to meet the raise, with the tax rate rising to near the legal maximum.
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Long Beach
Board of Education
Douglas A. Newcomb
The
Teachers Association
TALE
Newcomb
Seaman Dies Aboard Ship At Pier In Harbor
A merchant seaman Philip Andrews of Glen Burnie Md died after a suspected heart attack aboard the SS Eva Bell moored at Pier C Berth 25. He was found in the boiler room and pronounced dead on arrival at St Marys Hospital. an autopsy was planned.
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St. Mary's Hospital
Philip Andrews
Glen Burnie
Eva Bell
Pier
Andrews
Picket Lines Closeroads at Haynes Steam Plant
Traffic snarls erupted as more than 500 building trades workers picketed entrances to the Haynes Steam Plant site in Long Beach, delaying operations on the $57 million Angeles County project. The action, begun by Long Beach Local 12 of the International Union of Operating Engineers, protested the hiring of eight new union surveyors. The Department of Water and Power said the surveyors are civil service employees not covered by union contracts, and most department and contractor staff stayed off the job amid the dispute.
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Angeles County
Haynes Steam
San Gabriel River
Long Beach
Streat
Los Angeles City
Skidmore
Long Beach Building Trades Council
Department of Water and Power
Los Angeles
Department
Los
Commander changes in Flotilla Eleven ceremony at sea
Rear Adm. Ralph C. Johnson will assume command of Cruiser-Destroyer Flotilla 11 in a ceremony at 10 a.m. aboard USS Coontz at Tory Beach Pier. He relieves Rear Adm. Edward A. Buckner, who moves to the Chief of Naval Operations staff in Washington. Also present will be Rear Adm. Kenneth L. Veth and other senior officers from Pacific Mine Force and related commands.
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Ralph C. Johnson
Coontz
Tory Beach
Edward A. Buckner
Chief of Naval Operations
Washington, D. C
Adin
Kenneth L. Veth. Com
Nwnder
Pacific
Terminal Iland
Carrier Division 19
Waldemar F. A. Wendt
Ned Sprow
11Th Coast. Guard District
Johnson
U.S
Turkey
atAnkara
Buckner
Pacific Cruiser-Destroyer Force
Los Angeles
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Fine' Man Votes Today in Local Contest
Norman Goldman of Garden Grove faced a jaywalking citation in Los Angeles after greeting Gov. Brown during a campaign. The bail of 5.25 was paid by Gov. Brown, with a court official noting the payment as relief for extenuating circumstances.
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Norman Goldman
Wutzke St
Garden Grove
Goldman
Los Angeles
Gov. Brown
Night cargo handling may resume at Long Beach ports
Harbor official Charles L. Vickers says talks with the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union have progressed and night unloading could restart by Wednesday or Thursday. PMA denies shutdown hurt business. ships bypassing port not reported. settlement possible but unconfirmed.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
Charles. L.’. Vickers
Vickers
Pacific Maritime Assit
International Longshoremen’s.' & Warehousemen’s Union
PMA
Feter
Foreign Judges Named For Harbor Cities Kennel Club Show
International panel of judges from Australia Mexico and Canada joins 17 US experts for the 27th Harbor Cities Kennel Club all breed show and obedience trial June 23 24 near the Municipal Auditorium Albert Rosmane of New South Wales presides over the German shepherd class Manual Ibatra of Mexico judges Lakeland and Welsh terriers Mrs Betty E Hyslop of Ontario handles great Danes and cairn terriers S Montgomery of Natrona Heights PA selects best in show best brace and best of breeds Entry deadline Monday noon June 1 confirms with Jack Bradshaw Los Angeles headquarters about 727 Venice Blvd Los Angeles. The event is the largest dog show west of the Mississippi with about 2580 prize blue ribbon dogs contending for a Phawn's tich purse of 10000 in trophies.
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Australia
Mexico
Canada
United States
Harbor Cities ‘Kennet Club
Municipal Auditorium
Albert Rosemane
Naw
Deeneeee
South Wales
Manual Ibatra
Betty E. Hyslop
Ontario
S. Montgomery
Natrona Heights
David H. Upright
Harbor Cities Kennel Club
Jack Bradshaw
Venice Blvd
Los Angeles
Mississippi
Long Beach’s Grandma Kelly Celebrates 111th Birthday
Mary Kelly, Long Beach’s oldest resident, will observe her 111th birthday at Long Beach General Hospital. Nurses and aides assist her as relatives and friends visit, and she plans to sit up in her wheelchair for the celebration. Her memory and alertness remain strong despite hearing loss, as birthday cards arrive and flashbulbs capture the moment.
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Mary. Kelly
Long Beach
Kelly
Long Beach General’ Hospital
Union Borax Pickets End. Talks Set In Los Angeles
Picket activity at the U S Borax and Chemical plant in Wilmington eased as company and union negotiators prepared for a bargaining session. The Chemical Workers Union with about 400 members has been on strike since May 3 over job reclassification, with a separate meeting planned with state labor board officials in Long Beach. Independent Press Telegram notes early partial returns due to lack of official tallies, urging boards to provide timely figures while emphasizing legal and reliable election coverage.
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U.S
State Labor Board
Long Beach
SoNonys Srs
Ray
Emergency calls and ambulance activity across city routes
A fragmented report lists numerous emergency unit calls from Monday noon onward, including sick persons on Lee Street and various street addresses. It notes accidents, fire-related alerts, hospital arrivals, and routine welfare checks scattered across multiple avenues and blocks with unclear specifics.
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Lee
Erin
Warage
Siveck
Anaheae BF Reldoerstor
Tragne
Selerann
Dane
Ocean’ Boulew
Alex
Gaylord
C. Reich
Adarieat
Malone
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Personnel Commission
Haynes
Pacific Coast Highway
Land Bay Boulevard
Jesere
Newunion
Paul Skidmore
Adi. Johnson
Adm. Buckner
Adm
Flotilla 11
Beate Brevik Sohanson
Norway
Ino Mystery
Mary Kelly
Suncgui
Sana
Hospit
Fred C. Crumb
Hattie Kelly
Myrtle Ave
William Fy ‘Kelly
Ancona
Ian
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