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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1936)
TA"GE EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER" 9, 1936. IIANY NEW-FACES WILL BE SEEN IN 16 Democrats, 9 Republican Senators Renominated 67 Will Not Return to Next Session of House By EDWARD J. MJFFT (Associated Press Staff Writer) WASHINGTON, Oct. 0. (AP) Dafe&ts at the polls, retirements and flor.tha have aueady made certain that many new faces will appear tn the next congress. Major party nominations were com plied only ypstrrday with th Re publican state convention In Rhode Island. It Is now poaaibl for the first time to summarise results of the primaries s,nd conventions which have dotted the country almost every week since the spring. Jfl Demos Renominated. Sixteen Democratic senators were renominated, one defeated the blind Senator Gore of Oklahoma. Nine Re- publican Incumbents were renomi nated. Including White of Maine, already re-elected. The lone loser was Senator Couzena of Michigan. Six senators did not seek renoml natlon, but one of these, the Inde pendent Republican, Korrla of Ne braska, la now running Independently, with administration benediction. Sen ator Benson of Minnesota chose to contest for the governorship aa the farmer-labor nominee. Those retiring voluntarily are Mrs. Huey Long, of Louisiana; Costlgan of Colorado, Coolldge of Massachusetts, and Keyca of New Hampshire. Senators Tram mel! and Fletcher of Florida and Mur phy of Iowa, Democrats, died. 67 Out In House. Of the 438 members of the house, 67 will not return. Those not can didates for renomlnatton numbered 33. while 18 were defeated and 16 died. Exactly 80 per cent of the mem bership last session la standing for re-election. . Undeterred by the failure of Gov ernor Brann In Maine to go from the state house to the senate In the September election, alx other etate executives are seeking to make that grade. They are Johnson in Colo rado, Row In Idaho, Herring In Iowa, Curley tn Massachusetts, Green In Rhode Island and Bridges In New Hampshire. All save Bridges are Democrats. Five Moving Up. Five members of the house won I senatorial nomination: Lundeen, Min nesota, farmer-laborlte; Chrlstlanson. Minnesota Republican, and Lee of Oklahoma. Brown of Michigan and Rogers of New Hampshire, Democrats. Aspiring representatives who lost in the senatorial primaries were Utter back of Iowa, SandUn of Louisiana, Monaghan of Montana and Eagle of Texas. The representatives defeated for re nomlnatton Include four In Pennsyl vania, Richardson, Berlin, Brooks and Morltz; three In Louisiana, Montet, Wilson and Sanders; two In New York, Tonry and Duffy, and others aa follows: l Huddleaton, Ala.; Hoeppel, Calif,; Sears, Fla.; Main, Mich.; CI airborne. Mo.; Fleslnger, Oh.l o; Gaaaaway, Okie.: Blanton, Tex., and Darden, Va. with his renomlnatlon by the Rhode Island Republicans, Senator Metcalfe took his place for the No vember contest alongalde these party colleagues also renominated: Hast ings, Del.; Borah, Idaho; Dickinson, Iowa; Capper, Kas.; Barbour, N. J.; McNary, Ore., and Carey, Wyo, The Democratic senators standing for re-election are: Bankhead, Ala.; Robinson, Ark.; Ru&aell, Ga.; Lewis, III.; Logan, Ky.; Harrison, Miss.; Murray. Mont.; Bailey, N. C; Byrnes, 8. C; Bulow, S. D.; Bachman, Tenn.; Sheppard. Tex.: Glass, Va.; Neely, W. Va.; Hatch and Chavez, N. M. Diagonal Highway Urged In Portland PORTLAND, Ore..' Oct. 8. (AP) A diagonal highway across Portland to link fast traffic with main routes will be proposed to the Oregon high way commission by a group of west side buslneas property owners The route would Interconnect with the Rows Tntand bridge. Barbour boulevard, Linn ton and Canyon road, which will soon lead to the Wilson River and Wolf Creek shortcuts to the sea. The commission will be asked to purchase rights of way with the aid of federal funds. Carriers Called To Survey Rules SALEM, Ore,. Oct. 9. (AP) Com mon carriers and contract carriers under the public utilities commis sioner were called to Portland Octo ber 18 to consider changes In rules resulting from a survey conducted the past year by the commission. The changes, governing the opera tion of both freight and passenger carriers, will affect all drivers, Frank C. McColloch, publlo utilities com mlsloner, said, and It was Important they all be present at the hearing. The rules, unless contested, will go Into effect at once. No major changes were recommended, but other suggea- I tlons will be considered, McCulloch said. The revised order will be Issued following the hearing. 1 AUTO LOANS AND REFINANCING W E Thomas. 45 S. 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