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Redlands Daily Facts

Location

Redlands, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1952

Page

2

Thirteen Assemblymen Win Easy Re-Election in Primary

In San Francisco, thirteen state assemblymen were re-elected without opposition in the recent primary. Names listed include Frank P Belatti, Lloyd W Lowrey, Francis Dunn Jr, Marin Sherwink, William Byron Rumford, Ralph Brown, George A Clarke, James W Sillian, Stanley T Tomlinson, H W Kelly, Jonathan J Holbaugh, Delbert G Morns, and Vincent Thomas representing districts across Del Norte, Colusa, Alameda, Stanislaus, Merced, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Kern, Los Angeles.

San Francisco Frank P Belattit del Norte Lloyd W Lowrey Colusa Francis Dunn, Jr Alameda Marin Sherwink William Byron Rumford Ralph Brown Stanislaus George A Clarke Merced James W Sillian San Li

Tabulation of Southland Assembly Contests Reported

United Press tally summarizes Southern California assembly results by district. Candidates Elliott, Davis, Duran, Ponce, Beck, Suhe, Klocksiem, De Pietro, Smith, Hilton, Lanterman, Geddes, Erwin, Munnell, Burke, Colher, Kilpatrick, Lipscomb, Conrad, Waters, Lyon and others led in varying precincts as results counted across 40th to 59th districts with several incumbents reelected.

United Press Southern California Assembly Elliott Davis Dem Davis Duran Ponce Beck Suhe Dem Beck Sehe Barnes Klocksiem de Pietro Dem Klocksierm Feldman Bane Beaublossom Chandler Gage Honeycombe Jolley Marsh Rutzebeck Snyder Zum Dem Bane Bean Blossom Monacell Rutzbeck Smith Hilton Wickham Dem Smith Gobeile Doyle Boon Dem Doyle Huot Chapel Allan Gordon Dem Chanel Stewart Dem Stewart Johnson Lanterman Pritchard Thompson Dem Lanterman Geddes Rost Dem Geddes Erwin Feeley Garrow Bruin Munnell Mitchell Canales Sard Burke McDonald Stefliz Dem Burke Stentz Colher Holt Scott Dem Collet Collier Kilpatrick Gentry Lundy Dem Kilpatrick Lavenberg Lipscomb Dem Lipscomb Gosman Bretts Conrad Brooks Larson Schwartz Whitlow Dem Conrad Waters Miller Wingate Dem Waters Watson Lyon Gilman Levering

Local precinct results show multiple district returns and reelections

A dense tally lists precincts 61 through g2pd with candidates and vote totals. Incumbents McMillan, Hawkins, Evans, Hahn, Forter, Bradley, Backstrand, and others appear, with several reelections noted and party splits among Republicans and Democrats.

Caulfield Unruh Evans Hahn Dem Hahn Dunne Dills Forde Jensen Dem Dulls Russell

Seven California Senators Reelect Unopposed in Primary

In San Francisco, seven of 16 state senators drew no opposition in the primary, securing four year terms. Leaders include Senate President pro tem Harald J Powers and finance chair Ben Kulse. Additional unopposed winners were Edwin J Regan Harold T Johnson Luther E Gibson Earl D Desmond and Clarence C Ward. Assemblyman Donald J Grunsky also ran unopposed for the seat vacated by HR Judah.

San Francisco Harald J Powers Eagleville Senate Ben Kulse el Centra Finance Edwin J Regan Shastan Trinity Harold T Johnson Nevada Sierra Placer Luther E

Shaw and Hinckley Triumph in Local Races Across Precincts

In preliminary results Shaw leads with 6 817 votes to Leary 1 099 and Murphy 2 661. Dem Shaw 10 930, Murphy 3 521. Hinckley and Soutar contenders split wins across 18 precincts with Hinckley reelected. Stanley defeats Hindley in county race while Lyon edges McCloud Raspaw and White in district contests. Fruit categories conclude with market ads guiding readers to classified listings.

Shaw Leary Murphy Dem Shaw Hinckley Sand Soutar Dem Hinckley Stanley Hindley Dem Stanley van Tatenhove Cunoff Sm All Pets Lyon McCloud Raspaw Dem Lyon White

Returns From Congressional Results Of District Races

State senate vote listed returns from yesterday's primary across California districts. Incumbents faced opposition in multiple districts with Republicans leading in several races including Engle Havenner and Allen. November runoffs and unopposed wins are noted for several candidates with precinct counts and vote totals.

Senate San Francisco Scudder Golis Dem Scudder Sullivan IPP Engle van Norman Dem Engle Rep Coat Moss Wood Dem Coats Havenner Lewis Maillard Dem Havenner Allen Arnald Cunningham Dem Allen Johnson Miller McGonegal Dem Miller Mc Gonegal Younger Sagehorn Taggart McKenna Dem Taggart Sagehon Bradley Dulleck Gubser Pfeifle Rost Dem Bradley Rossie Seaman Dem Johnson Hunter Mayes Bramblett Hayes Holmes Dem Bramblett Werdel Hagen Riales Dem Werdel McDonough Greaves Martinson Dem Martinson MacDonough Jackson Geer Harter Dem Jackson

Election results by precincts for multiple districts

Voter tallies show party splits across districts with Republicans and Democrats contesting key races. Precinct counts range from small to large, noting runoff figures and final tallies for candidates including Yorty, Patterson, Westbrook, Linnell, Steiger, Van Deerlin, Philips, Hall, Austin, Seifert, and others. Totals indicate runoff outcomes and party performance across the 26th through 30th districts.

Yorty Jerome Mattson Roberts Westbrook Dem Yorty Alexander Patterson Voight Yorta Sheppard Hilliard Smith Dem Sheppard Billiard Farrell Knappe Linnell Stexger van Deerlin Dem Farrell Kneppe Utt Steiger Philips Hall Dem Philips Austin Gibb Seifert Wilson Dem Austin

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