Boyden Faces Man In Utah Political Race
In Utah Democratic convention results Governor Maw led with 323 votes over Boyden's 183 as the party picks its nominees. Grover Giles 157, R. W. White 129, D. A. Skeen 41, and D. R. Trevithick 28 followed. Bosone and Leavitt top second district choices. Maw seeks a third term after winning in 1940 and 1944, with the party pledging to repeal the Clegg West act and rail at meat prices.
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Salt Lake City
John S. Boyden
Herbert B. Maw
Maw
Boyden
Grover A. Giles
R. W. White
Ogden
D. A. Skeen
David R. Trevithick
Reva Beck Bosone
Ray H. Leavitt
William A. Dawson
Leavitt
Judge Bosone
Walter K. Granger
Democratic Party
Salt Lake County
Tucker Cars On Line With Pilot Model Displayed
Chicago entrepreneur Preston Tucker faces legal and financial trouble as a stockholder sues over a South American summer home purchase with company funds and concerns grow about RFC bond issues and auto production. A pilot Tucker was driven in Pocatello for four hours at Noble and Conrad with a 166 horsepower flat opposed six engine and a wheel-following Cyclops eye headlight feature.
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Preston Tucker
Chicago
Automobile Company
South America
RFC
Pocatello
Noble and Conrad
North Main
Lasley Seeks Bannock County Assessor Post
H W Bill Lasley of Pocatello announces Democratic candidacy for county assessor. A 30 year Bannock resident, he ran a ranch and helped organize Henry Stampede and Stockman's Reunion. He helped start Idaho Livestock Exchange, served Lava Hot Springs council, owned Lasley and Son Garage, and worked as state brand inspector.
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H. W
Bill” Lasley
Pocatello
Lasley
Bannock County
Idaho Livestock Exchange
Lava Hot Springs
Lasley & Son
Grace
State Tax Commission
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