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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1946)
CIO Has Mixed Luck In Vote! FEAI.D t KIWI, Klsnslh rails, Or.. WSDNSHDAT, Mor , IN. PK Tkn By The Associated Press Nearly coincide returns to day guvo Heimtnr Jiiinn W. lluCfinuii victory over thrva op ponents (or II in duniucratlc hcii uturlnl tioiiiiiiutlon In 'i'uoidiiy't Ulilo prlinurloa, liicliidliiu CIO I'AC entlursi'd candidate who finished third. In tho Alabama democratic pri mary, suc-uncl U'sllnji vioiind of (no union vruui)' ixillllcul In lltiaiiuc. two C'lOl'AC choices led their fields and .a third trailed. With a few exceptions, In cumbent cuiiMri'snini'ii were re nominated In the (our states voting Ohio, Aluhnma, Indlnna and t lorldn. liiiflinnn Intel a margin of more thuii 2.1.(1(10 votes over nil m-arcst iimint, furmrr Kep. Stephen M. YoniiK, with about iU pur cent of Uhlo'i precincts ennnted. Another 18,000 back mine Marvin O. llurrlson, at torney supported by the CIO I'AC. Edwurd A. Ilutch was a distant fourth. Huffman Versus Brlcker Huffman's rival in the Novem ber election will be former Gov ernor John W. Urlcker, repub lican vice presidential nominee In 11)44, who was unopposed for Ills party's senate nomination. In tho other senatorial url inary Florida's former Gov ernor Hpessurd L, Ilollund polled a majority over the combined voto of three opponents and won the democratic nomination, as luring him of election In the full lie will succeed Senator Onirics O. Andrews, retiring because of 111 health. In one of the Iwo ifubcrnnlo ilnl primaries, Jiiiues E. Ulitf Jim) Kolsom, war veteran sup ported by the CIO I'AC, led Ala. buma's Lieut, Guv. Handy Ellis, but neither was close to a ma Jorlty In the five-man field. They will enxuve In a run-off June 4 Ohio's democratic governor. Frank 1-. I.auche, oiled up a luudxlldi! reiiominutlon victory over Joseph Torek Jr., politically unknown grocery worker of YoiuiKslown. Former Attorney General Thoinus J. Herbert won the republican nomination cusl ly from Albert E. I'uyne, Spring field manufacturer. CIO Man Leads In Alabama Itep. Luther Patrick of the Dlriniiiahuin, Aln., district, en dorsed by the CIO PAC, trailed Laurie Ilatlle, wur veteran and political newcomer. Rep. Albert Itiilns of the fifth Alabama dis trict, also supported by the un ion Kroup, led former Hep. Joe Klarnes. Alabama's seven other representatives were rcnominnt cd. Itep. Pat Cannon of Miami was snowed under ry George A Kinulhers, 32-year-old ex-marine, us Florida nominated four other congressional Incumbents. Hlx republican congressmen from Indiana who had opposi tion were renominated, lnciud ing Itep. Charles Halleck, chair man of the house republican campaign committee. In Ohio Incumbent Ceorgo lender of Cleveland defeated Norman A. Imric, former news man of Columbus, for the rc- publican nomination for con i gressmun at large. 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