The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, May 21, 1956, Image 8

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M 12 Oomowic U Coneluwor U Attorn 15 AHoin M Atootn 17 M.'4ntd M Tht JO Tntoy 0 fon Cooi cv feci nrt 3i O; . c. nov a 4-n- 2733441 65 80 8311 WmMM NOV DEC 5-31Jl CAHK00M DCC tO-JIJJO, LAN II to0-lV5l ma e, State-Wide Delegates PORTLAND wfl - Final election 1 Philip Bladine 23.236 Samuel Hall 23.039 Walter Evan Jr. :. 23,027 Roger Buchanan 22,757 Raymond SaiisDury 22.603 Paul Kerrigan Walter Durham Jr. ... Henry Buehner Margaret von Lubkcn Peter Welch 21.525 20.826 : .20.510 .19,495 .19.341 18.922 .16,911 16,749 f delegate to the national party convention! will await completion Of the state-wide count Monday, or ' even the official count later if re sults remain close. Count of the vote for dclegatei i well as electori wu not started until Saturday to many instances. IKa leu rj ronftirlatM for major offices was determined. The Lferty tame held true for national com-1 Ba Skulason miitoAinoa aiuf Mmmitteewoman. . Talbott . although even ia the early count it Joseph Sfearns .... .13.367 appeared Robert Mautx would de-l Angus Gibson (deceased) .5,463 feat John Merrifield for that office' REPl'BLICAN 1ST. DIST. Z In the Republican party. - I On the basis of partial returns Mark Hatfield 22.360 from most of Oregon's X counties, Robert Elfstrom 8.469 the vote for delegates was as fol- William ChadwicK 8.392 low (with Democrats to elect eight Robert Ingalls 7,099 at large,-the Republicans 10 at Seward Reese 5.225 large and both parties two from Walter Foster 4.879 Dale Jacobs J.2H rat Roden 3,057 , each congressional district): REP17BUCAN-ATLARGE (II) Mrs. Metta Baughman 2,559 DEMOCRAT AT-LARGE (S) Elmo Smith 84,885 Earl Newbrv 73.740! Rudie WUhelm Jr 48.323 Richard Neuberger 93,490 Robert A. Elliott Howard Belton ... Jess Card ...... WendeU Wyatt . James Lonergan .47,921 Edith Green 80,318 45,845 Monroe Sweetland 78,969 43,315 1 Joseph Carson Jr 55,466 38,940 i Walter Pearson 48,809 38,577 Alfred H. Corbett 48.631 Joha Steelhammer 35,762 M. James Gleason 48,419 Lowell Paget 34.379, Jason Lee .. .. 42,150 Jack Lynch 32,165 'William Grenfell Jr 39,811 Gordon Orput 32.098 Dave Epps 38,088 Mrs. Frederick Young 29,604 Howard Morgan 36,761 William McAllister 29,571 Beulah Hand 36,672 Kalherine Corbett 27,752 William Josslin 36,593 Charles Creighton Jr 26,949 Lyle R. Wolff 35.632 ZylDha Zell Burns ..........28.561 Walter Swanson 34.696 J. O. Johnson .............. 26,559 Charles Paine 25,904 Carrie Chapman 24.953 John Hounsell ;. 23.580 Mrs. C. H. Phetteplace 23,537 Marie Kauffman 30,672 Dexter Fairbank 28,867 Harvey Karlin 26,771 Sherman Stanbery 18,052 Norman Raies 16,294 Marion Vote on Delegates In order of their standings on the basil of the count from 122 of Marion County'i 127 " preclndi, here Is the Friday vote for party convention delegates: DEMOCRAT Delegates at Large (name 8) Richard Neuberger .... 8,087 . Edith Green 7.448 Monroe Sweetland 7,0.11 Jason Lee 481 Joseph Carson Jr. 4.849 Dave Enps 4.299 Walter J. Pearson 4.107 Beulah J. Hand 3.M7 Howard Morgan 3.M0 1-le R. Wolf 3,454 - Walter Swanson 3.374 Alfred H. Corbett 3 369 W'U'am Joi-slin 2.932 " V; James Cleason 2.8l , Marie Kauffman 2.853 William Grenfell Jr 2.296 Dexter Fairbank 2.265 ' Harvey Karlin 2,261 Sherman Stanbery 1.427 - Norman Raies 1,387 Delegates 1st district (name 2) (110 precincts) ... 1.750 8,437 5,114 Roy R. Hewitt Marguerite E. Berg Jan E, Bauer ... REPUBLICAN Delegates at Large (name 10) Elmo Smith 12,793 .., - i ( i ji " Boys Flee British ' Soldiers Girls Throw Stones ; - NICOSIA,, Cyprus ' - British troops tised tear gas to disperse . crowd ot tfirlcu demonstrating in the main streets of Nicosia Sun day. Police and troopi were called out when 300 schoolboys and girls started inarching through the streets carrying banners and , Greek flans and chanting slogans in support orEoka, the Cyprlot organization backing union of Cypres and Greece. The boys fled, leaving the girls to insult the troops and throw stones and bottles at them. The soldiers fired tear gas and seized the banners. No arrest were Earl N. Newbry 11,446 John Steelhammer t.176 Howard C. Belton 8.079 Rudie Wilhelm Jr 7.065 Charles Creighton Jr. .. 6.788 Jasi Gard 5.893 Robert Elliott 5.844 Wendell Wyatt 5.816 .Inmes Lonergan 4,275 William McAllister 4.154 John Hounsell 3.802 Jack Lynch 3.777 Lowell Paget 3.752 Gordon Omut 3.63s Philip Bladine 3.620 Zylpha Zell Burns 3.518 J. O. Johnson ... 3.511 Mrs. C. II. Phetteplace 3.481 Charles Paine 3.246 Carrie Chapman 3.242 Mrs. Frederick Young . 3.219 Samuel Hall . 3.188 Raymond Salisbury .... 3,036 Katherine Corbett .... 3.021 Roger B. Buchanan .. 2.729 Margaret Von Lubkcn . 2.683 Paul Kerrigan 2.681 Walter Evans Jr. 2.491 Walter Durham Jr 2.082 A. W. Lafferty 2.052 Henry A. Buehner 1,955 Peter Welch 1.775 Bardi Skulason 1.768 Angus Gibson (dec.) .... 1.766 J. C. Talbott 1.598 Joseph Stearns 1.380 Delegates 1st District (name 2) Mark Hatfield 12.225 Robert Elfstrom 6.527 William Chadwick 5.349 Seward Reese 3,024 Pat Roden 1.724 Waller Foster 1.663 Robert Ingalls 1.308 Mrs. Metta Baughman 824 Fred H. 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