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Show FOR COMMISSIONER i 16122' 1103 I 755 848 166 I WARD 4 WARD WARD I 06.04 44444 a .4 - TOTAL - THL DESElltET .NEWS wodittsday,. October 26, 1949:, WARD 1 WARD WARD - ' - I Za 1 65 2 I - 1140 1I 26 8234 I1 284 1 22 I 25 41 64 I 50 1 Z 41 1 t43 - 51 1 - 1 - 1 1 224 g - , 1 S.. Peery Loses at Osden; Loan Names Woman 3216 I 1004 I 523 730 157 236 I 838 I 428 390 I 1810 I 615 034 I 1696 I 664 484 I 1960 I 4877 254 205 344 I 1613 I I 1166 I I 593 I 123 I SOS 85 183 I 581 I 1084 1216 I 5845 1093 - 1339 ' 2331 103, 136 97 63 I 7$ 82 - 10524 . I 435 I 306 I 299 I 177 I I 329 I I 259 1 1901 100 184 -- 563 113 142 336 292 t I I 516 I I 140 1376 1003 1 1122 1 3873 1451 1 I t f ", council-managem- , er StlOgdre)1 SIOAVS 010t. 0 Abfrrgfit ' , By Chris Nielson News Ulan Bureau 4 W. Owens LOGANWilllam and Mrs. On J. Lewis led the list of five mayoralty candidates in.' the 'Logan. mulliciPal rimary election Tuesday. Top comcandidates for four-ye- ar missioner were Ben S. Evans and z Fred B. Baugh. Defeated were Curtis L. and Miner, incumbent mayor, Glenn G. Nielson, incumbent commissioner. The tour winning candidates, who ran far ahead orbtbeir rivals, will have their names on the ballot in the municipal election Nov. 8. Mr. Owens, former head of the Vtah State Agricultural College Extension Service, garnered 1450 votes to top Mrs. Lewis who had a total of 1114. Mrs. Lewis is the first woman candidate to run for public office in Logan City. Other candidates for the position of --mayor and their total 'votes are as follows: W. P. Jensen, 230; Curtis L. Miner, incumbent, 420, and Vern B. Muir, ,.. ft , ?d , , -P- . - 14 SENSOwMAL GRIFFIN LIQUID WAX vitgEstf - JUST APPLY ik LET DRY! a bright )1hull.get "drew in a jiffy. Said marks recolored tool Special Griffin carton serves as uontip bottle 'bolder. rAL. ing 9 wq1410 U. , I at Is Nock Too Mown Oxblood ice ' 022. S. S. fur, ' psiis sizift) so IIS CM TR , s BAyEs-- GRIFFINA ASp LIQUID WAX 1) ' R UNPLAVCRID . ' Cal be mistatisa coadyt t tdishis sdiss Set $ow pods. bans tat lese s mess Doer spit olnistssa ssoists. Isw ODOR Soso se psi 2A psis 30TAB g sod calm 254 . Totals Individual ballot totals are as IndividoM - follows:- Mayor.;-Henr-y Beekstead, 596; Earl I, Smickle, 304; Theodore ' J. Sargent, 136. councilmanMelvin Four-ye- ar J. Carlson, 588; David L. Warner, 468; Arnold C. Troester, 446; Merle Z. Brews, 430. D. councilman-4- 1s Two-ye- ar Webster, 618; Heber C. Hart, 586: Henry J. Gasman 320: Chris K. Juretich, 300; Kimble Kane, 143. M. Lumen, Treasumt - NOMINATED George E. In Provo. Collard, nominated 1 CANDIDATEC. W. Love 1 qualifies in , - I 683 322 10 200 zoa 1593 I j j 437 113d12t , 334 .WASItlisiGTON Senate seems lik-el- - - , , - - , mpor an 1 le''I ,. . - 1.1L-Mr- Provo voting. ktet7 , "onth ; . .. , , . ... - .. - . . , 1 . .. . - - . . . , k ......., AA 4t.. ." .. I-- al. , I . - , : ! A. Mi. RecorderLawrence a month of real heer, 936. October has been MURRAYThe largest turnout of voters in Murray's history Tuesday named incumbent Mayor J. Clifford ROM and Oral J. Wilkenson to top spots in a hotly contested race for mayor. Tallies For Stayer Find tallies gave Mayor Hansen 1051 s(otes, with Mr. Wilkeneon trailing with 943. Only other candidate for mayor, Woody Stevens, gained 115 votes. councilQualifying for men spots were Sherman G. Freeze and Paul S. Rose. Both candidates garnered substantial leads over their three opponents. A record 2009 voters made the trip to polls Tuesday, breaking the previous primary election high of 1419 balloter, set in values on fine quality, tx-May- or - Mayor Collard tooke an early kid In' the voting and sat on top of the race until the last vote , was Mx, Gardner, who 4entfired into politics for the first time this year, quo was ahead of commissioncandidates from the beginning of tabulations. I , Mediu judges in Provo's 42 election districts reported that voting in the Primary won exceedingly fight, especially during the morning. Interest picked up towards evening. they said. ht iP 1 ' -- 4';yr 1, sr4 , 6' :!t4 1.111N: ,, poet jA -.--- t,. " m- , - Quilurn Big Clearance o itnoELEr INEDR001', lime Mark Anderson, who preceded Mayor Collard in Office, received one tally on atAxelrod's.Here. is a round-u- p of exclusive Axelrod furnishings you can't afford to miss! silo' on Liberal Terms! value-givin- g (0010) Individual tallies for the councilman posts Were Mr. Freeze, 667; Mr. Rose, 620; A. IP. Bell, 299; Martin D. Williams, 255; and Herman H. Suter, 131. Bell and Williams also nullified tot finals. the One Write-I- nt fashion-rig- mmOte, 1943. "write-in-." 1329 642 207 . vote-gette- rs. -- - sr , uarit A. SELF:POLISHING Page A-and Chris L. Juretkh. All four will be on the Nov. 8 ballot, Candidates Drew IL Larsen and Lawrence AI Mineer were unopposed for city treasurer and recorder posts respectively. Highest single candidate was Mr. Webster, who garnered 618 of the 1048 votes cast in the Mr. Beckstead, with 599, and Mr. Hart, with 566, were next highest Only two candidates eliminated in the election were Theodore J. Sargent, for mayor. and Kimcouncil. ble Kane, for two-ye- ar In the commission race, Mr. received 1091 votes, while more than 180 votes over his ZVI nearest opponent. Mr. Baugh received 1089. Vincent Commissioners: , Strong Vete , Carlson, 221; Knud J. Tonnes-bec- k, 1311; Lloyd L. Nelson, 395; Mayor Collard received a Glen G. Nielsen, incumbent, 531, strong 1782 votes, according to and Fred Sean, 570. unofficial tabulations from the Approximately 3500 voters of office of City Recorder L Grant the more than 7000 registered in Bench while C. W. Love, 'Provo the city cast ballots In the pri- businessman, also a candidate mary election, according to H. for znayor. polled a close 1598.1 Reuben Pedersen, city auditor. Clyde Z. Weeks, third candidate, Registration for the Nov. 8 received 1043 votes thus elimiballot will be conducted Nov. I nating himself from the final for citizens who have not yet registered. Dark horse candidate for the ' of city commissioner, Frank post By Leo Perry 2', Gardner, diew a high '2855 Prove Bureau) (News votes. Incumbent 4, Berl Lewis Incumbent .George was a dole' second - with 1418 PROVO L Collard, Proves mayor for tallies. Both men wM appear the past two years,' Inked his en the ballot In the November name onto the November else- election. tion ballot during' the Provo Defeated In the 'primary balor city commissioner City Primary Tuesday; polling loting were Vivian W. Harrison with 872 votes and Robert'L McFadden with 441 Both nten will be ruminated from final balloting. iI Iffii .:7E14t100:,..1.0).0tOt IProm j r 1 - (Continued 2322 I 1 -- 1) I 133 WINNERS'IN' 1..0d'AN,PROyo, L....,Coitilt.'':.::i:-":':7..--- 222 1 (AP) - The to face an contest' endurance' sas in tts, I sos , I till 1 $23 I 333 , early of Is nest result session is pre 1 730 666 I I 474 1244 324 302 j se new for call Truman's ident I 1003 860 I 1703 494 , 357 I 974 title il legislation. rights 1 I 1 I , 5071 472S 24011 , 2188 4080 2089 With the president making-i- t r. his renew to intends plain be mind for passats of such laws, sides of southern Democratic senators were reported already working on filibuster material. Senator Myers of Pennsylva sit, the assistant t 'Democratte leader,' conceded frankly' that a filibuster is in prospect whet leaders try to can op anti-po- ll tax."anti-lynehin- g and anti-jo-b discriminaticm bills. Mier told Philadelphia au. diem Tuesday he doesn't think a new Senate rule will opersia to' cut off the continuous talk with which Dixie senators in the past bays prevented action CA any civil rights proposal. The Senate tow has in effect a rule under which 64 of the 91 menatort, must be present and vote ,tlyes to'radopt a petition to close debate. If only 63 voted the proposal .would "Yes, Ora' .1 LEADS VOTE s. FIRST WOMA' W. W. That's lf what the southerttert on count in their preparations J. Lewis wins at LOgOrt VOte. I Owens leads Logan primary. for , a filibuster. 108 1 514 1 1340 1 on-civ- 54 1 Neighbor Cities Mr. Welch was the- - winner 'in' (Continued Prom Page A-District 15, with 59 against 33 for Mr. White held ahead from Mr. White.. Possible End to Cateet the very first in the race for mayor and gained steadily as For Mayor Peery it marked a more returns came in. possible end to a turbulent politHe held a majority in all but ical career.N Mr. Peery, f who has been four districts. Mayor Peery was given the elected four times and defeated edge in District 17 which in- on seyeral OCCSSIOnli, may not cludes part of lower Twenty-fift- h have a chance to run again with Street. He alai) got more the posaibility of a city manager votes in District 18 and District replacing the commission within ' 34. a year or two. Even though the mayor - and the commissioner elected Nov. 8 are scheduled to serve four-ye- ar terms, a chance of city government to may cut their terms short. The council-managquestion will be voted upon in the final elections when voters will decide if they want a charter drawn. If they vote "yes" the final charter must again come before the voters, possibly in 1950. 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