Show - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MQRNING 'AU0UST15 1934 Ross and Fess Lead In Party Primaries Bryan Trailing in Nebraska Senate Race New Dealers Behind in Ohio UTAH FARMS tation project this money to be repaid by the farmer m the form of labor under F E R A projects or by receipts from his farm The staff of the director will assist in selecting the cases m the five counties with which the division will NEW YORK Aug 14 (UP)-T- he work These will be taken from the guard Joe Messina en route to Baton largest amphibian plane relief rolls m the counties and somelRouga today escaped injury when giant m the world recently tested by Col border line cases Will be selected in onel Charles A Lindbergh leaves this cooperation with the F E R A workers week on its maiden trip to South in the five counties Only those who America with newspaper executives are prospective rehabilitation cases making a full complement of nassen-gerwill be selected ' T Widen Program The passenger list of As the method of procedure is big Sikorsky Includes: John worked out becomes and Cowles of Des Moines Register Roy gradually more definite and practicable the W Howard chairman of the board of program will be expanded as funds the Scnpps-Howarpublications J to from work such may be allocated H Furay of the United Washington Press Frank Gannett publisher of as called for submitted The budget the Gannett newspapers William n expenditure of about (3500 a month Brooks of the Associated Press Paul to months the in addition for three Patterson of the Baltimore Sun and revolving fund the The fact that persons receiving pay from the F E R A on any project must be from relief rolls proved to be the stumbling block on which the People'sT’ractical Corporation’s plan for fruit picking and preserving for Dr Rose H the F E R A stumbled Widtsoe director of nutrition to whom the plan was submitted point Pore smoothnrilUy antiseptic and deli ed out that only persons on relief be considered its 'cately medicated with fragrant oriental oils in rolls could Sets Maiden Trip WORK STARTS r cu execuGeorge Rial tive AH will embark at New York At Miami S Swazey of Los An geles and Arnon Carter Fort Worth publisher win board the ship 2 Program Ranges Fields of Western' Rehabilitation Get Under Way in Part of State Get Four Countie Needed Relief (Continued from Put Ont) favoring Governor A V Donahey over Congressman Charles West and Democratic nomination against E C Governor (Continued from Pul One) George White for the DemVan Hoesen ocratic senatorial nomination as pri- ticularly menacing in these counties Frank I Stephan maintained a mary return piled up with many crops not receiving water lead over his two adversaries for the With the tabulations swerving back It was estimated a half an inch of forth Democratic and Republi- rain fell the most in months Republican nomination for governor and can candidates for governor were At Cedar City showyr fell at In V Congress Race Close deadlocked in close battles and the tervals all the heaviest precipA close race predicted for the Re- intensity of the contests in some parts itation of thday year The precipitation dis- of second for nomination publican the state led to violence In Gallia added to that which fell last week trict congressman developed Of the county one man was dead and another swelled creeks and Irrigation ditches BurDworshak field of eight Henry dying Corn crops received the most benefit ley newspaper publisher was a slight Donahey In the first 934 precincts but there too the winter ranges Hale leader in reporting of 8552 had 25780 votes parched second to Heber Q by the long drouth were reLatter-daSaints church activities in for the Democratic-nominatito vived Heavy mountain storms were fell con Boise Six other candidates West's 16944 and White's 15459 reported tiderably in arrears More than half an Inch fell In Fetg Far la Front Judges at the voting booths lugged during a steady Ogden candi1912 Senator Fess who since has three-hoii- r Tuesday night Starting-- at atbng a heavy load of county downpour returns on the sat In the national congress had 22 dates in getting at p m the rain accompanied by high State and Congressional offices 863 votes ia the first 758 precincts Winds which had been blowing When 00 of the state's 819 precincts the day fell until 10 fiad reported marly complete Gover- reporting while Judge Walter B throughout m Streets p throughout the city 1361 nor Ross had 3037 votes to for Wanamaker had 5454 John M Vorys were flooded with water overflowFrank Martin former attorney gen 3276 “General” Jacob S Coxey 2199 ing the gutters with Asher B Wilson former and Edward Lamb 1742 Reports from Ogden valley indiDemocratic national committeeman In the Democratic race for gover- cated there also ‘ was the precipitation ’ nor Martin L Davey of Kent was trailing a weak third with 748 heavy The Democratic vote in the first leading Charles Sawyer of Cincinnati new ditches' that In Copperton Congressional district gave Represen- by slightly more than 200 votes with have been dug to take care of flood tative Whita2092 against 714 for E G William G Plckrel of Dayton close-i- n waters saved gardens lawns and Van Hoesen state senator stockman the rear homes from damage Tuesday afterFormer Lieutenant Governor Clar- noon tnd orchardist a downpour In tha second congressional district ence J Brown of Blanchester candi- Flood during waters submerged some streets Clark had 644 votes to 841 for I H date tor the Republican gubernatorial and formed a small lake below the Masters former newspaper publisher nomination was leading Daniel E town his nearest competitor Others in the Morgan of Cleveland by 14089 in Light sprinkles fell In Salt Lake field included Robert M Terrell for- 954 precincts with John- - A Elden City and in the valley but the premer district Judge 290 John Robert- of Cleveland tar behind in third place cipitation was not as heavy as in son state legislator 247 Lewis Wilother section of the state Overcast Donabey’a Strength Surprises liams 216 Harold B Yearning blind skies however gave farmers hope attorney 168 and George Hunt labor Donahey’i lead in the Democratic for the rain which has threatened senatorial race wu one of the start- for several spokesman 134 The mercury of the primary reached 90 in days Stephan had 1725 votes for tha Re- ling development the city with a low nomination Three times governor of the state his of 70 and a mean of 80 five publican gubernatorial degrees against 1028 tor J Wesley Holden for- campaign was conducted quietly above normal mer etate senator and 322 for H F while White who campaigned on 100 per cent cooperation with the presi- Ted Metcalfe Republican eOn of fait a farmer In tha congressional race Hala had dent and West booked a the “Simon prominent Nebraska Democrat was 410 Dwarshak 340 J M Lamport Pure” new dealer of the trio got the running third Boise attorney 192 Hoyt Ray former publicity Cochran Leads Carpenter United States "district attorney for Joseph Barrett 35 an amateur Idaho 170 Wschotthall ena time wrestler was the man killed in an State Engineer R L Cochran conProgressive 125 Perk P Gavin 126 election quarrel In Gallia county tinued to lead eight other Demoslashed in the cratic candidates for governor and Turner K Hackman attorney 83 and Hollis Inkerman stomach in another Gallia county with 108 precinct In he had a pluGlennon 77 r- The same precincts gsva the follow- fight wu near death His brother rality ofi more than 600 over Coning on other candidates on the ticket: Lawrence wu stabbed In the arm In gressman Terry Carpenter of Scotte-bluf- f Democratic for secretary of state the same melee Eugene O’Sullivan of Omaha Mayor John Rohn of Fremont and Franklin Girard 2258: C Walter LawLINCOLN Neb Aug 14 State Senator W B Banning of Union rence 713 Thomas J Bennett 1499 followed in that order For attorney general: Bert H Milshaggy-haireF Mullen J H Kemp of Fullerton who 20 ler 2393 Frank E Meek 1873 Nebrukan who wu floor leader for year ago- waa a power in the etate For mine inspector: WH Simons the Roosevelt forces at the 1932 Dem- senate but dropped out of politics 1075 Arthur Campbell 1803 For lieutenant gover- ocratic national convention tonight after losing the Republican nomina Republican nor: R H Young 1777 Chris A Ha- appeared likely to have made good tlon for governor w as headed for ' hia promise to ‘’drive Bryan out of the Republican short-tersenatorial gen 1J5X J state politics" Charles W Bryan nomination He probably will be French Unopposed In the first district Burton L wu trailing on early returns for the opposed by Richard C Hunter French is unopposed for the Repub- Democratic nomination to tha United Omaha lawyer lican nomination and Representative States senate LITTLE ROCK' Ark Aug 14 UP) Return from 88 of the 2028 preCompton I White ia opposed by E G cincts showed —Governor Futrell tonight held E R Representative Van Hoesen of Mesa orchardist and 6000 votes over lead of livestock man tor the Democratic Burke of Omaha leading Bryan by former approximatelyHoward A Reed Comptroller 4223 to 2162 Burke wu f supported nomination elecby Mullen and campaigned for whole- In today’s Democratic primary Counting proceeded along with the hearted tion The vote from 288 of th etate’a Boose-velof t Presidentt support voting but with the number of 2100 precincts gave:’ FutreU 13001 i ballots it was expected the Reed 7092 Stamen Take Lead Early judgei would be busy until on into Carl E Bailey Pulaski county Robert G Simmons who flayed the prosecutor tho morging hours In some counheld a lead Of about 2000 ties as many as 139 candidates are on NBA end A A A in every (action over Attorney General Hal L Northo ballots including those for con- of the state took an early lead for wood The vpte was Bailey 9675 gressional state judiciary and coun- the Republican nomination to the Norwood 7536 United States senate despite a threat n ty offices GU (Crip) Hall was gaining slowWithout announcing his support of late in the campaign that Senator on Secretary of State Ed F Mcly any Republican candidates Senator Georg W Norrla insurgent Republi- Donald th vote from 287 precinct William E Borah has lent a strong can would campaign against tym it giving McDonald 8273 and Hall 6090 Voice to those candidates of his party l(e wu nominated Earl Pace took a commanding Returns from 91 of 1562 precincts lead over State Treasurer Roy V seeking congressional offices in opposition to the new deal the crop re- gave Simmon 8060 votes to 2194 for Leonard as 251 precincts reported duction program and the N R A Vir- former State Senator Kenneth & The vote was Page 9136 Leonard tually all Democratic candidates have Wherry and 185? for Robert Smith 698C--- X espoused the national administration's of Opiaha eupported by tha widow State Auditor J Oscar Humphrey program together with some Republi-tan- of the late Senator R B Howell also retained a lead he took from Dwight Griswold 1932 Republican the 'itaTt over two opponents The gubernatorial nominee had estab- vote was Humphrey 7530 Charles COLUMBUS O Aug 14 (V-Ohilished a two to one lead on early re- Parker 5056 and R W Parrish tonight apparently had renominated turns over C A Sorensen former 2560 ite Republican aenator Simeon D crusading attorney general for the Two Incumbent congressmen Fess foe of the new deal and waa Republican nomination for governor trailed as returns from tha relatively light balloting cam in State Senator W H Ablngton who i i ran on a “share the wealth” platform lead of approximately 100 held votes over Congressman John E Miller of Searcy At 25 of 358 precincts reported the vote was Abington 656 Miller 562 to ret this Congressman Far Behind In the sixth district Congressman handsome useful ” D D Glover wee far behind John EMERALD WATER McLellan of Malvern as 62 of the 300 precincts were tabulated BOTTLE In the other congressional races the incumbents came through with Absolutely early leads One of these wu Congressmen Tillman B Parks of the seventh district After a bad start in th early returns he came from behind to lead four opponent The vote west Parks 635 Neill C 548 Marsh 230 Wade Kitchens ia offered few more days only to State Senator Fletcher McElhannon 511 W S Atkins 236 any adult who come to either address be The other congressional- - rac6s low and listenf stood: the astounding story First district: Congressman W J about the'- Driver 399 Clinton Caldwell 72 and E E Alexander who withdrew several weeks ago 36 Third district: Congressman Claude A Fuller 667 Earl C Blansett 630 Fourth district: Congressman Ben Cravens 1026' W T Jennings 42 Fifth district: Congressman D D Terry 3757 Mayor Horace Knowlton ' 1702 and Oscar Winn 296 All are With These 7 of Little Rock on y A Giant Amphibian RURAL RELIEF SHOWERS AID - ' el Th rural rehabilitation program for Utah got pnder way Tuesday wttfcnhe approval by the governor's advisory committee on emergency relief and public welfare of a preliminary setup which has been worked out by C O Stott as director of the rehabilitation division of the atate’s E R A The project as approved by the committee calls for detailed surveys and case work in five counties: Salt Lake Tooele Utah Juab and Millard A staff of 15 persons including the director with an assistant-- for home economics will be provided if Washington approves the application authorized Tuesday by the advisory committee Five agricultural and two home economics supervisor in addition to the director and assisani are Included In the setup Includes Fund It also Includes a revolving fund of $25000 as capital stock for a state rehabilitation corporation to be Which will advance necessary capital for purchase of livestock and equipment required for the rehabill- r Ut ailorjtdtbOrcUr d (th( mv mi'j it ideal for daily toilet use It protects baby’s ' The advisory committee Tuesday approved projects 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