Lorain approves bridge bond after lengthy campaign
Unofficial results show 17 070 yes to 7 420 no for Lorain County two bridge project with a 9 650 majority. The tally in Lorain city favored 10 to 1 while Elyria gave a plurality. Countywide support triggers a 1 580 000 local bond and a 2 809 000 project, with 1 229 000 federal aid already allotted by the PWA for East Erie Avenue and Twenty first Street bridges.
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Lorain County
Lorain
Lorain City
Elyria
Elyna
PWA
East Erie Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Hatter and Sheck Score Easy Wins in Ohio District Race
Hatter wins renomination in the Fourteenth Ohio District with broad majorities across Summit Lorain Medina and Portage counties. Sheck dominates Republican ballot in most counties, except Lorain where Kohlmyer leads. Summit reports show Harter with 39 839 to 13 534 for Falkner and others.
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Dow W Harter
Edward S Sheck
Congress
Ohio
Summit County
Harter
Grear
Sheck
Lorain County
Cornelius Kohlmyer
Lorain
Medina
Portage
Daniel E Falkner
Albert Greulicher
Reese Highfield
Sheeis
Kohlmyer
Fred Marvin
Wayne B Athers
Falkner
Greulich
Highfield
Portage County
Medina County
Greulih
Marvin
Albers
Weather forecast and conditions note
Partly cloudy and cooler in the west and north at night. Thursday looks to bring local afternoon showers. Recent conditions show a low moving from the Plains to the Western Lake region with general showers and thunderstorms.
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Plains States
Western Lake Region
Lorain County Democrats set record in primary voting
Nearly 13,500 turnout as Lorain County Democrats surpassed previous records in a primary. Sawyer led Governor Davey for the nomination with 7,634 to 3,745, strongest in Lorain city and Elyria, while Taft defeated Day for the Senate, and a bond issue for two bridges carried countywide. Harter won the Democratic nomination in the 14th district, Dunn captured the county commissioner Republican nomination, and Kelser led county auditor race. Dynamics across Lorain, Elyria, and surrounding precincts shaped a wide political tilt.
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Lorain County
Martin L Davey
Charles Sawyer
Cincinnati
Sawyer
Davey
Lorain
Lorain City
Elyria
Dave
Arthur H. Day
Cleveland
Robert A Taft
Cincinnat
Taft
Day
John W. Bricker
PWA
Isorain
Beniing
United States
Robert J. Bulkley
George White
Marietta
Bulkler
Roosevelt
Harter
Don W. Harter
Albert Greulich, Jr
Reese Highfield
Akron
Daniel Falkner
Edward Sheck
Comelu
Kohlmyer
Fred Marvin
Wayne
Albers Carl Sheppard
Court of Appeals
Don Isham
Loran
Medina
Summit
Perry Stevens
Dunn
Oscar G. Dunn
E. M. Wickens
Harvey T. Winckles
Wickens
J. W. McHenry
Pittsfield
Nunzio Cerasa
Hurley
Maurice C. Brown
William Hurley
Voters wage tight Elyria primary race for governor
In Elyria the Democratic gubernatorial contest between Martin L. Davey and Charles Sawyer was neck and neck with Sawyer holding a 16 vote lead after unofficial city returns. Sawyer 1,017 Davey 1,001. Metzenbaum led the lieutenant governor field, Bulkley led the US Senate race, and Stephen M. Young topped Democratic congressional votes in Elyria with John McSweeney close behind. Harold Mosier trailed. Continued on Page 2.
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Martin L. Davey
Charles Sawyer
Elyria
Sawyer
Davey
Metzenbaum
Jas. Metzenbaum
Cleveland
Ohio Senate
Ed Day
United States
Robert J. Bulkley
George White
Bulkley
Congress
Stephen M. Young
John McSweeney
Six school bond issues in county vote results
In yesterday's primary three of six school bond proposals passed while three failed. Wellington, Columbia, and Sheffield Lake approved bonds totaling 99 60 and 40 thousand dollars respectively, with Amherst South Amherst and East Carlisle voting against or narrowly defeated. A minor traffic collision occurred at East avenue and Ninth street involving Ben Shapero and John Wagoner.
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Wellington
Columbia
Sheffield Lake
Amherst
South Amherst
East Carlisle
Columbia Township
Sheffield
Ben Shapero
West River Street
John F. Wagoner
Fir Hill Drive
Akron
East Avenue
Ninth Street
Lorain Voters Approve Paving Bonds
Lorain voters approve a 238600 dollar bond issue to repave Broadway and six other main streets. Unofficial tally shows 8243 for and 2946 against, meeting the 65 percent threshold. The project totals about 498600 dollars with 260000 provided by the WPA.
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Lorain
Broadway
WPA
Davey Concedes Democratic Gubernatorial Nomination
Governor Martin L. Davey conceded the Democratic nomination for governor to Charles Sawyer of Cincinnati in a primary race. The move ends a tense campaign as Sawyer advances toward the general election with support from party factions in Kent.
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Ohio
Charles Sawyer
Martin JL. Davey
Cincinnati
Davey
Kent
John W. Bricker
Upper Arlington
Columbus
Acme
Sawyer Leads In Seven Of Eight Largest Counties In Ohio
Unofficial returns from 8,430 of 8,601 precincts show Gov. Davey trailing in the Democratic race for Ohio Governor with Sawyer leading by about 24,000 votes. Sawyer dominates in seven of the eight largest counties while Davey sweeps rural districts. statewide tallies list Sawyer 436,415 to Davey 411,745 with 42 Cleveland/Cuyahoga precincts yet to report. Bulkley and Taft win, Bulkley led New Deal backer, Taft a Conservative. final totals include statewide results for lieutenant governor, secretary of state, treasurer, attorney general, and U.S. senator races.
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Columbus
U.P
Sawyer
Davey
Charles Sawyer
Cincinnati
Ohio
Martin L.davey
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Bulkley
Taft
U.S
Robert J. Bulkley
Robert A. Taft
Sen
George White
Arthur HB. Day
Otis Supreme Court
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Bible
Ward
W. J. Kennedy
J. J. Kennedy
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Duffy
U. S
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McSweeney
Moster
Young
Weygandt
Supreme Court
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Bricker
Bracker
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Griffith
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Hoover
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Jeffrey
Marshall
Wharton
Yearick
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