State Senate
Vote Reduces
GOPMargin
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James Stewart and Farter Granger la Alfred nUeheeck's technicolor
production, "Rope." at the Qsinore theatre siarfln- Saturday. Dane
Clark aad Geraldfne Fltscerala are co-atarred in the companion pic
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How Marion
County Voted
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Marion county's complete, un
official election return from all
92 precincts, as reported Thurs
day by County Clerk Harlan
Judd, showed the following vote
on candidates and measures:
President
Thomas E. Dewey (R) 18.820
harry S. Truman (D) ....13.080
Henry A. Wallace (P) 687
Norman Thomas (S 333
V. S. Senator
Guy Cordon (R) .. 21,969
Maifley J. Wilson (Df 9,566.
V. S. Representative
Walter Norblad (R) 20.850
Edward S. Gideon (D) 9,451
Theodore VTolcott (P) 876
Governor
Douglas McKay (R) 18.869
Lw Wallace (D) 12.513
Wsndeil E. Bamett (I) .... 1.094 j
Secretary of State
Earl T. Hevrbry (R) 23,059
Byron G. Carney (D) . 8.754
State Treasurer
Howard C. Belton (R) . ..18,377
Walter J. Pearson (D) .12,213
Attorney General
George Neuner (R) 18.493
William B. Murray (D) 11.977
State Represent tires
Douglas R. Yeater (R) . ..18,120
Frank A. Doerfler (R) 18,109
W. V. Chadwick (R) ...17.091
John Steeihammer (R).. .16.339
Josephine Spaulding (D). 15.229
Arthur L. Davis (D) 11.891
Raymond R. Knight (D) 9.914
Charles W. Fantz (D-P) 6,104
District Attorney
E. O. Stadter, jr. (R) ...17.994
Herbert W. Carter (D) -12.047
Sheriff
Denver Young (R) .18.497
A. C. (Andy) Burk (D).. 12,724
Silem Constable
Earl Adams (R) 12.572
Fred T. Hall (D 7,394
MEASURES
New Tax Base v
J Yes 6,833; No 19.639.
Reforestation Bonds
Yes 12.927, No j 14,027.
Boys' Camp
Yes 12,066; No 16,399.
Hydroelectric Power
Yes 9,898K No 16,53.
School Voters
Yes 15,553. No 12,680.
Old Axe Pension
Yes 18,507, No 11,960.
Tax Exemption
Yes 24,958, No 5,109.
Llquor-by-the-Drtnk
Yes 11,027. No 19,323.
Veterans' Bonus f
Yes 11,618, No 17,636.
Limit Flshinr
Yes 16,350, No -12,173.
Deficit Levy
Yes 8,348, No 17,381.
County Vet Bulldlnt;
Yes 6,796, No 18,108.
Republican
Jumps in River
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Nov. 4 -(JP)-A
republican precinct captain
jumped into the Ohio river today
to pay off. an election, bet.
William F. Holliger, 23, a tele
phono company employe, leaped
from a coast guard launch into
nine feet of water. He held a Dew
ey placard with one hand and his
nose with the other.
Although full clothed. Hollinger
quickly swam tq a coast guard
runway, while an amused crowd
cheered. The weather was balmy
but the water was a cool 40 de
grees. I j
Hollinger's only comment was
"B-r-r-r!"
To beavers go the distinction
of having played a greater part in
the exploration of America than
any other animal. So valuable
were their pelts that trappers
Dushed faster and further than
anyone else, paving the way for
frontiersmen ana settlers.
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Democrats picked up four seats
in the Oregon state senate, it ap
peared today. The 1949 prospects
were for 21 republicans and 9
democrats, compared- with a 25 to
I 5 count last session.
On the basis of present unof
ficial election results, following is
the complete senate list ( indi
cates holdover member; inc indi
cates incumbent re-elected):
1st (Marion): "Allan G. Carson
(r), 'Douglas McKay (r) (elected
governor and his senate place to
be'fuled by appointment).
2nd (Linn): Onal N. Thomp
son (d).
3rd (Lane): Truman A. Chase
(r).
4th (Lane-Linn): "Angus Gib
son (r).
5th (Douglas): Thomas Parkin
son (r-inc.)
6th (Jackson): William M. Mc
Allister (r).
7th (Josephine): Marie E. Wil
cox (r).
8th (Coos -Curry): William E.
Walsh (r-inje.)
9th (Benton - Polk): 'Dean H.
Walker (r).
10th (Yamhill): "Eugene Marsh
(r).
11th (Washington): Paul L. Pat
terson (r-inc).
12th (Clackamas): Howard C.
Belton (r) (senate place to be fill- i
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demonstrators try to converge on Ministry of Finance to protest increased cost. of living.
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ed state treasurer).
13th (Multnomah): Frank Hil
ton (r-inc), Pat Lonergan (r),
Dean Bryson (r). Jack Bain (d),
Thomas Mahoney (d-inc), Richard
L. Neuberger (d).
14th (Clackamas - Columbia):
Irving Rand (r).
15th (Clatsop): Robert D. Hol
mes (d).
16th (Hood River-Wasco): Bon
Musa (d).
17th (Crook -Deschutes - Jeffer
son - Klamath - Lake): Philip S.
Httchcock (r).
18th ( Gilliam-Sherman-Wheol-eiO-
Stewart Hardie (r).
i9th (Morrow-Umatilla-Union):
Rex Ellis (r).
20th (Umatilla): Crl Engdahl
(r).
21st (Union-Wallowa): Vernon
Bull (d).
22nd; (Grant-Harney-Malheur) :
Elmo Smith (r).
23rd (Baker): 'Austin Dunn (d)
24th (Lincoln-Tillamook): Rue
sell L. Gardner (d).
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