Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 8

Oakland Tribune, Sunday, May 23, 1948 POLITICAL NOTES AND COMMENT OF ASTBAY INTEREST MinrcnniEiLiL imie for fit9 istration in Reg Leet, John Felton Turner, Enrico with the campaign committee for On the baala of bia Record of eeomDllihments on highway and regular meeting of the Sixth District Townsend Clubs, according to a note from that organization. The Edward Robey, 13th Assembly District candidate, in sponsoring a din Dell Osso, Cyril W. McClean, Franklin Stark, B. E. Kramer, Josephine Blackford, A.

J. Mathebat, Everett ner meeting tonight at a restaurant waif are problems -S 1 Thomas E. Caldecott bas been given the endorsement-of the Alameda County Retail JDruggist Associa time and place of the meeting were not given. America, and sergeant at arms of the national organization. Malcolsupointed to Itiborg's put-standing" war record as a paratrooper, declared that his program is "sound and progressive" and expressed belief that "the Nation needs rriborg and more men.

like at 150th Avenue and East 14th J. Brown Joseph A. Murphy, A. Hubbard Moffitt H. Herbert W.

Erskine John stir- Street J. E. Hood will be chairman of the evening, and Joseph' Schenone, of Livermore, will deliver the principal address. f. reason, uistrici Aiiorney-j.

Frank Coakley and Justice Homer AAAAA EI R. Spence, of the California Su rat Clifton Hildebrand and Heber James Brown are taking an active tion. Announcement that the organization would, give 4h incumbent lta all-out support wa4 made yesterday by Ralph Marks, preme Court. Mayor Al Lacoste, of Emeryville, Leo W. Cumbelich.

Fifth Super and Jake Croter, Oakland business The Veterans Committee for Good pari in tne campaign of Jay A. Williams. 16th Assembly district candidate, according to Frank E. Swan, campaign co-ordinator. Sf Heel Fit Sixes I 2Vt to 12 Tri-Balance Support Out-Flare Lasts visorial district candidate, will address a jneeting of the Clawson man, lormer Oakland city treasurer Government has completed plans for the final phase of its campaign Candidates the Alameda County Democratic Campaign Committee ifcave ifceen announced and a former member of the State County Drops A drop in tha announced total number of registered voter in Alameda County is reflected in a down of voters qualified to ballot in the June 1st primary, which was released yesterday by the County Clerk's office.

Joseph ft. Kingston, registration clerk, said that duplication, re-regia-tration and a review of eligibility showed that the County's total waa cut from 382,278 to 387,825. Of this new figure Oakland's 8S6 precincts showed a list of 209,111 voters. With 267 precincts aetnjp, Berkeley, has a registration of 69,637 as the next largest voting area. Alameda has 130 precincts with 30,382 r-iA at tne scnooi next Tnursaay night his campaign headquarters Assembly, are among the latest to In addition to a series of indi pledge their support for the re by Dr.

Galen Dniry and Mrs; Adah for election of Douglas Sweeney to the Board of Supervisors from the Fifth District according to Enrico Dell Osso. secretary. Metatarsal Mi' reported yesterday. He will discuss the proposal for a county election of Supervisor Clifford vidual endorsements the past week, Raymond R. Colliver's campaign Dodge, co-chairmen.

They include: Buell Gallagher, Wixson in the Fifth District, his imanager form of government neaaquaners nas announced re headquarters reported yesterday. seventh Congressional District; Rep. Dell Osso pointed out that Sweeney, born and raised in the ceipt of pledges of support from the for bunions Local 866 of the AFL American Citizens Non-Partiaan Progressive Richard Chamberlain past district, is a North Oakland busi Federation of- Teachers has en Club and the North Oakland Demo commander of the American Legion, George Miller, Sixth Congressional District; Assemblyman Fran-cia Dunn, 13th Assembly District; E. Vernon, 14th Assembly District: John IL- Bittman, 15th Dis ness man and a veteran of World dorsed Assemblyman George Miller cratic Club. War II, having served in the Alas for election to the State Senate, Department of California, has been named chairman of a veterans committee working for the re-election kan campaigns.

according to Ralph Phelps, presi trict; Jay A. Williams, -18th Dis Robert L. Condon, candidate for the State Assembly in Contra Costa Sweeney, he said, "is an example of the movement of young men dent trict. In announcing action of "the unit. Gallagher, Bittman and Vernon Hie county's other seven principal have all cross-filed IPP.

County, will address 'a meeting of Local 822 of the AFL Bartenders and Culinary Workers Union toward public office, and shows the courage, intelligence, ability and willingness to accept responsibili Phelpr issued a lengthy statement extolling Miller's record as an as they fit so' We! I they-eI1 themselves. Try them one and you're a Mitchell -Customer for life. Good shoes, for" men and vrome fitted by men of experience. MlfcMlEILIL9 Scientific Shoe Fitters 410 15th Street 410 15th Street 17 Years in 'Oakland cities show this breakdown: Albany. 37.

precincts. 9259 voters: semblyman. The committee made no choice in the 17th Assembly District between Raymond Colliver and W. Byron Wednesday afternoon at Pittsburg. ties of public office." His campaign head Piedmont, 31 precincts, 6591; Emeryville, seven precincts, 1896; Liver- Leslie J.

Freeman, Sixth Con Rumford. saying it would be Dr. Galen H. Drury, co-chairman quarters announced endorsements gressional District candidate, will "proud" to see either elected. of the Alameda County Democratic from: Columbia Steelworkers Local of Superior Judge Frank M.

Ogden. The juriat, a veteran of World War has served as an Alameda County Superior Judge for the past 18 years. With Chamberlain on the committee are: Ben L. Moyers, W. Waggoner, Edward M.

Jaffa, all past district commanders of the American Legion; Malcolm Champlin, commander, and Homer Buckley, a past commander of the American Legion; Frank H. Gon-salves, commander. Department of California, Veterans of Foreign Wars; James K. Fisk, Dr. Robert S.

address the Contra Costa Knights No endorsement was made In the I Campaign Committee, is supporting 1440; Pittsburg Local 35, Fishermen's Political League Thursday night at 18th Assembly District Union; Carquinez Local 51, Mine Richmond, according to an an Henry Meehan for election to the Board of Supervisors from the Fifth District, Meehan's headquarters said Mill and Smelter Workers; Local nouncement. He will be introduced more, eight precincts, 1899; Fleasan-ton, three precincts, 941; Hayward, 23 precincts, 4850 and San Leandro, 58 precincts, 12,985. For the six Assembly Districts this registration is shown: Thirteenth, 14th. 15th, 63.572; 16th, 17th, 66.697; and 18th, 61.471. 36 Powder and Acid Workers, Her-' J.

Robert Friborg, candidate for Congress in the Sixth District, yes by Dan Gibson, president. yesterday. terday received the endorsement of cules; Local 6 Warehousemen, Crockett; Locals 445. 226 and 5 -of the Oil Workers; Martinez Local, Utility Workers. Read 'Curtain Calls' by Wood Soanes James A.

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