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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1958
Page
4
Classifieds section lists a Business Opportunities item titled Port United, inviting investors and entrepreneurs to explore a potential joint venture. Details promise a review of terms, location, and partnership options with contact information forthcoming in the listing.
In Oklee Minnesota Congresswoman Knutson defended her record amid a campaign stop that drew about 500 people while her husband Solon Coya, author of the “Coya come home” plea, spoke nearby. Coya urged not to seek re election as the primary looms. Knutson noted her attendance record and said she had personal problems before Congress. Both sides showcased their positions with meetings and appearances across the region.
Eleanor Roosevelt rebutted claims that Franklin D Roosevelt supported right to work laws saying the public understands he would not have endorsed such a doctrine. She criticized California’s official statement supporting the amendment as a fraudulent subversion of truth and urged voters to seek accurate facts. The piece also covers local political events including Brad Trenham speaking engagements and E Campbell backing Nevins for the State Board of Equalization. 4 Days to Register. Voter registration closes Sept 11 for the Nov 4 General Election.
Portland reports Maine voters head to the polls for a decisive Senate race between Republican Frederick G. Payne and Democratic challenger Edmund S. Muskie. Advance weather hints at a cool sunny day and a likely heavy turnout with many split ballots across the state.
In Miami area polls on the eve of Ele ida's Democratic primary the race for U S Senate drew a light forecast turnout of 850 000 to 900 000 voters. Dade County stands as the state s big prize with Holland a white haired conservative and Pepper a fiery New Deal advocate staking their hopes on victory. The campaign heatedly debated race Russia and labor.
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