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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1946
Page
5
Rumors swirl over C A Bottolfsen s plans amid Idaho politics as supporters of Dr C A Robins push to court voters. Questions center on whether Bottolfsen will announce soon and which faction of the GOP is backing whom.
Rumors say Congressman Dworshak may run for the Senate seat held by Charles Gossett. Republicans hope Gossett wins the Democratic nomination to defeat Taylor, while Dworshak faces a two year term in 1948 if he wins.
The piece discusses a potential Dworshak decision to run for the Senate and the resulting implications for Idaho Republican nominations. It notes Bottolff may seek the Dworshak seat or possibly governorship, and raises Ira H. Masters as a probable challenger for the congressional nomination.
Governor Arnold Williams weighs backing either Taylor or Gossett in Idaho’s Democratic rift. A potential Parley Rigby postmaster appointment signals strategy shifts, while Williams’ recent legislative actions and vetoes show political deftness despite looming party tensions.
The state veteran endures constant press scrutiny yet consistently gains strong vote counts on each ballot.
The report notes Sen. Glen Taylor seeks an executive secretary with Boise connections, former secretary George Curtis due home in May, and Ross Haworth weighing UNRRA Russia work. Taylor offered the post to a Boisean who declined amid broader partisan talk.
Howell accuses rival Robins backers of past scandal while senior citizens pledge active opposition. Johnston, state league president, tours to present candidates facts. Sunday visitors and a teachers gathering mark community activity as the year winds toward the primary.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Choules and family moved into the Howell home owned by Mr. and Mrs. Otis Howell in Ogden last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hawkes visited Lewiston, Utah, with the Petersen family and the Simmonds family. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Croshaw had
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