The Daily Register from Harrisburg, Illinois • Page 10

The Daily Register, Horrisburg, Illinois Page Ten Wednesday, November 5. 1958 Markets Approved in Kansas Livr Organized Laiior Defeats Right- To-Work Law in Four States I.IVTSTOCTl FAST ST I.OUIS, 111 'TF stock Hogs 0.500. strong to 25 higher, lao 240 Ihs 18 75-19 50 Tattle 2.500. calves 400. slaugh Icr steers and heifers strong; high choice 1125-Ib choice straight heifers 27.50, choice slaughter heifers and mix Oemocfots Win Governonhips (Continued from Page One) was beaten bj Thri.stopher Del Seslo.

the Republican who lost the same race two years ago on a state Supreme Court decision 2iOO, hijh ab.enl« ballon. were able to hang on to two of their newest gover- Hartke Elected Demo Senator in Indiana Race Victory 7ido Swttpi Control of CongroBt (Continued from Pigt One) Elect Democratic Governor ed ycarling.s 24 medium norships, in normally Republican and good 650 lb stock fullv' Iowa and Kansas Iowa Gov, WASHINGTON -lTl)-Organ AFL-CIO officials had predicted a steady 26 00, vealers steady Herschel Loveless defeated labor and its political allies tight contest in this top ranking choice and prime vealers Republican William Murray. 8 pp. 4 buried efforts to pass industrial state and were amazed 34 00-35 fK) Gov. George Docking made him at the lop.sided results.

Sheep l.ooo, slaughter lambs self the first two-term Democrat With more than two-thirds of all about steady, good and choice ic governor in Kansas by beating precincts reporting, the Ohio vote cooled slaughter lamh.s 19 50 22 .50. Clyde Reed ran 1.296.396 to 791,556 against a and choice shorn slaughter Democrats kept their grip potential preaidentiil contender. Rockefeller carried Rep. Kenneth INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) Indi- B. Keating into a Senate aeat over ana elected a Democratic senator Democrat Frank S.

Hogan, for the first tim. in 20 years, wKh governors also were Evansville Mayor R. Vanee Hartke. 5 i- ally of former National Chairman Frank McKinney, scheduled to take Sen. E.

Jenner's seat next January. California Deals Death Blow To Knowland's Political Career SAN FRANCISCO Clair Engle. 46. in their battle for zona and Rhode Island. foraia hailed Democrat Edmund a six-year term in the U.S.

Sen- The e.i.t. rundown on the standings shown by the United Catholic, as its governor- Returns from 11.730 precincts Press International count (indud- death gave for governor: Brown 761,504, SA calk'd right to four out oi SIX states in Tuesday election Such which would guaran- tcr workers the right to hold jobs Without having to join union.s, 'orc apparently rejected in Call forms Ohio. Colorado and the state of Washington in Kansas apprmed a law. hringmg to 19 n.bir of with such Ir. on tnoir books.

Inaoo the stale uhcre cr-ia! i ic was on the b.C'ot the outcome still in after the polls closed proponents took the lead. 95.841 to 94 2. with about 8i cent of all precincts report Labor Big ampaign Pro labor forces Ohio made a strong showing, bury- inz the piopoMtion with nearly hall a million votes to spare. nght-to work law When the law- goes into effect in Kansas, workers there can no longer be required to join a union to hold a job even if a labor management contract calls for such an The measure was vigorously opposed by labor and generally lambs No 1 pelts 22 00. ('hie a go Produce poultry no tone, lbs No rSDA price changes Butter steady; 735,000 score 57 Eggs steady to firm; 4 800 cases; on key Pennsylvania, electing Pittsburgh Mayor David L.

Law rence over Republican Arthur T. a pretzel-maker. White House hopeful, Democratic Gov. G. Mcnnen (Soapy) won his sixth term by a comfortable margin, defeating Republican Paul D.

90 white large and mixed large ex porlvd by business croups in tbv mediums 30; standards 35 Bagwcll- six slates where it was plaeed be ----fore voters, NFfW YORK 'lb Stocks mount- ronnprficiit Abraham A It triggered one of the biggest Connecticut Aoranam a gct out the-vote efforts in history by labor unions. The campaign wa.s pressed in California and Ohio, two heavily industrialized states with a combined total of more than two million union mein NEW YORK Stocks Ribicoff' kepi his statehouse under Democratic control by turning back the threat of Republi- Know area and slowly widened the lead tion Sept. S) showed: F.ni Precincts: Engle 643.134, over Gov, Harold Handley, Jen- Democrats re elected all 13 of hand picked Republican their incumbent senators whose Knowland, the GOP leader 124 precincts. Yes 344,092. no choice to succeed him.

seats were at stake this year, won Senate, and the issue he 192. only a few hundred pre- 12 and led in a tight race in wyo- For Knowland, 50, defeat meant einct.s to go, Hartke was ahead ming for seats now held by Re- Tuesday the end of a distinguished career by more than 220.000 votes. With 38 their public office. The senator said he Hartke capitalized on indicated Senate membership was The right to w-ork proposal, intended to reUirn to Oakland to highway scandals, which occurred 62, compared with 50 necessary which would have outlawed the take up his duties as assistant pub- in a Republican administration be- for control. shop, lost by a ratio of Usher of the Oakland Tribune and fore inauguration, and Besides the Senate gains in Con- 2.

Knowland fell by a said he did not expect again to on the recession and enactment of necticut and Ohio, the Democrats which may approach one seek elective office, a right-to-work law by a GOP-domi- two GOP seats in West i returns Asked if he had been offered a nated Legislature in 1957. Virginia and one each in Califor-' 26,896 precincts federal post by President Eisen- Reps. Ray Madden and WTnfield nia, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, hower, Knowland told reporters, Denton, the only Democrats in the New Jersey, and Utah! Another Republican stalwart not. 1 am looking for- present Hoosier congressional dele-! xhey itoK one in Maine in Sep! went down to defeat when Repub -1 ward to returning to my family gation, won re-election with ease, Ucan Gov. Goodwin J.

Knight, 61, business and my an active post-election scs.sion noon the Dow Jones indust trial average stood at 546 42, up 1.26 and a record high; rails 1.50.35, up 1 34; utilities 83 44, up 0 31; and 65 slocks 189.54, up 0.76. Democrats Gain Control of Illinois House Returns tabulated by United Press International showed that nght-to-work lost by about a 2-lo-l margin in Washington and Colo rado. It trailed by nearly a quar ter-milhon votes in the California contest. Defeated Two Men Kansas passed its amendment to the state constitution by roughly 3 lo-2 When right-to-work was declared approved, the vote was about 225,000 to 157.000 in its fa vor. can Fred R.

Zeller Massachusetts Gov. Foster Furcolo did likewise for the Democrats by beating Republican Charles Gibbons. Democrats won with little chal lenge in Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, South Carolina. Texas, Tennessee and Oklahoma, all in the Southern tradition. Republican victories were chalked up in New Hampshire, where M'esley Powell defeated Democrat Bernard L.

Boutin, and in Vermont, where Republican CHICAGO (IPl) Illinois lined Robert T. Stafford scraped up with the national Democratic Through to win over Bernard sweep today by winning 13 con- Leddy. and five other Democratic candidates ou.sted the Republican incum bents. tember. Republicans elected 8 senators for an indicated membership of Fined for Carrying Weapon, Intoxication Illinois Demos Win 13 Seats in Congress Races 34.

counting their 26 This time, the Republicans won' ,12 seats, although a recount ap-1 pea red likely in the 23rd District where incumbent GOP Rep. Char- Frceman Spencer Taborn of Har- W. Vursell of Salem defeated risburg was fined a total of SB4.20 George E. Shipley of Olney hyil today by Justice of the Peace O.i about 300 votes with two precincts L. Woods on charges of carrying still to be heard from.

a concealed weapon and intoxica- tion. RHEE VISITS VIET NAM lost to Democratic Congressman Republican Congressman -rick J. Hillings, close personal friend and political ally of Vice President Richard M. lost jhis bid to become the attorney general when he was defeated by Superior Judge Stanley Mosk of Los Browns victory meant a return to the statehouse for the Democratic Parly for the first The Harrisburg city council yes- time in 16 years and it shoved City Council Will Ask terday voted to advertise for bids Brown into the national spotlight He was arrested last night SAIGON (UPI)-Saigon began installation of 46 mercury va- as a potential contender for a Gum street by City Policemen Link taking on a festive air today in in the uptown area. place on the national ticket in Rann and Floyd Kimbro.

He had advance of the xdsit of Korean The city will advertise for bids i960 or 1964 although he. pledged in his possession a gas gun con- Nov, 10 and they will be opened before the election he intended to regular serve a full four-year term as UHlt AGO il PD Democrats -r i todav gained control of the Illi- Republican contenders for gre.ssional in the slates 25- Maine beat its sister states to nois House of Representatives for favored right- member delegation. the line by electing a Democratic the first time in this century under' without joining a. The Democrats gained their mar- governor, Clinton Clauson, on a Republican governor and picked onion were defeated in at the expense of two con.serv- Sept. 8, Alaska elects on Nov.

25. UP four GOP in the state They were Sen. William F. ative Republican inci Lehman Defeats Wright for Treasurer (Continued from Page One) be Democratic control of the state seats to for the Democrats prior of Representatives. President Syngman Rhee.

Work taining a .38 calibre slug, the of- men polished and painted colorful, P- ficers stated arches in the capital of Southmeeting. governor. Viet Nam and placed flags of R- engineer, prepar- in addition to the right-towork Faro w'as the most played card both countries along major thor- forms and the mater- measure, tv other controversial game in the history of the early oughfares. Rhee is due here i bids could be ad-; issues went down to defeat in an 19lh century w-est. on a two-day visit.

up lour iiUi' in me siaic incumbents. Rep. Senate Knowland in California and Gov Timothy Sheehan and Emmett The Democratic majority in the William in Ohio. K. Byrne.

Sheehan was beafen by lower house of the Legislature The AFL-CIO aimed its biggest Roman T. Pucinski. a Chicago news- promised trouble for Gov. Strat- campaign guns at Knowland for paperman. in the 1 Uh District, and ton administration program in the his advocacy of such a measure.

William T. Murphy ousted Byrne final two years of his second Supporters of the laws said they in the 3rd. Despite the loss of the Senate were needed to protect the rights The Republicans had held 14 seats, the Republicans still held a of the individual working man 34 24 margin in that chamber for from union bosses. Labor leaders the 1959 legi.slative session. countered by saying the proposals The Democrats needed to take! would lower wages and lead to only seats from the Republi- union busting, cans to control the House.

They; President Eisenhower and Vice No Conciliatory Attitude to the election The Democrats have not con- Eisenhower Disappointed; to Continue Fight Against Spending The Republicans won 11 seats either house of the Legis- and the 12th still was in doubt. The only uncertain race at mid morning was the 23rd District lature under a Republican governor in this century. A Democratic majority in the rresiaem r.isennower ana vice unncn piv picked UP SIX seats in Cook County I Richard M. Nixon did XiniTata irocirm and made a net gam of at least two a stand on the i.ssue dur riownstate with another tour campaign. Labor I James Mitchell spoke out Tw 4 fK stronglv against right to work Thus it was certain they would control the 177-member House and lead over George E.

Shiplev of rough sledding in the final tw'O Ojnej years of his second term as gov- Threc other close races were not decided until more than 12 hours Among the special propositions after the polls closed. Thev were; Ibe ballot, the judicial reform Fifteenth; GOP incumbent Noah amendment and the 248 million Mason of Oglesby downed Demo- dollar bond issue for expansion of crat Dorothy De Kalb, by sfaW universities and welfare in- about 5.000 votes. stitutions both appeared to face Nineteenth: GOP incumbent slim prospects for approval. Robert B. ('hipcrfield, Canton, A 75-million-dollar Korean The 47th, where Democrats Rob- Gross.

82, father of by John C. Watson, Ah- bonus proposal and a pro- ert W. Lincoln, and Paul Davis, RED 3 Harrisburg, i ingdon. by about 1.800 votes. Posed amendment to permit coun Alsup, Decatur, won.

i died in Memorial hospital in Ida Twentieth; Republican Mrs. Sid sheriffs and treasurers to sue- The 55th. where Democrats Ed- bel, Oct. 31. In addition to, Simpson.

Carrollton, defeated Dem- ceed them.selves both were de- win R. Haag. Breese. and Miles E. Davis he is survived by hislocrat Henry Pollock.

Quincy, fealcd. Mills. Effingham, won. daughter, Mrs. Hazel Pickering, by about 6.000 The voters did approve a hank The where Democrats Clarkston, his sons, Charles The Democratic winners includ- ing law change to transfer regu- Clyde Choate.

Anna, and James Gross. Hollis, and Harold ed Kenneth J. Gray, incumbent, lation of state banks from the Holloway, Sparta, won. Lakewood, 16 grand West Frankfort, over Carl D. Sneed, state office to the new added to the original 46.

The vote on advertising for bids was three to tw'o, Commissioner I Charles Hine, who made the mo- (UPI) Presi-1ocrats into commanding control Commissioner Lee Morse, dent Eisenhower, admittedly dis-; Congress as against the seconded it, and Commission- appointed over the outcome of the he had offered for Sneed Jordan voting in favor election, said today he intends to the Republicans. Eisenhower re- continue battling as hard as pos- plied that the people obviously sible against what he regards as voted for a class of Democrat he excessive spending proposals by would rank among the spenders, some congressional Democrats, Then he added gravely I vertiaed. There be three pro- election which attracted the grcat'Posals: and erection; est turnout for a non-presidential and year in the history. meas- The proposal prepared by Mr. ure to repeal the property tax i Brown provides that the contract exemption for parochial and pri- I can be extended 15 per cent if the schools as soundly beaten council desires, which means that as as a labor-backed proposition seven additional lights could be to cut the state sales tax but boost high-bracket income taxes.

CBS to Replace $64,000 TV Quiz Program and Mayor Claud Gibbons and Commissioner Morris Darnell dissenting. Gibbons and Darnell sought more Columbia Broadcasting specific lights than the 46 listed Tuesday announced the NEW YORK (UPI) Tha System end of elect the next speaker, to replace the veteran YVarren L. Wood, Plain- pdfnGr of S. field Republican. The downstatc districts in which I Hnvic Hmc the Democrats gained seats includ- ed; The President, in his news con- where going to be trouble.

original map. Darnel! in- S64.000 first and ference of Dem- God willing, he continued, he a motion that lights last of the big money televi.sion ocralic sweep, was not conciliatory planned to spend the next installed at Jackson and Enn, quiz programs, toward his poitical opposition. He years fighting to get the cost of Walnut and Main and CBS said the show's appear- did say, however, that during the government down instead of per-; Walnut and this lost 3-2. ance last Sunday as its last and recent campaign he had not meant milling loosely handled federal fi- They said they w'ere not oppos- the show would be replaced by to label all Democrats as devotees nances, which he had denounced lights for the city but wanted a comedy panel of reckless repeatedly during the campaign these others included. The three show.

and left wing extremism, but was and attributed to the Democrats, speaking only of his disregard for He would not hazard any what he called the spender-wing I guesses on the GOP late in 1960. of the party, i He even declined to discuss the w'ho voted in the advertising of All of the major quiz shows bids said they were not opposing have left the air since the district the lights sought by Gibbons and office began an investi- Damell but wanted to stick to the gation into charges that CANDIDATE The Republicans took one seat children, eight great-grandchild in the 25th district. away from the Democrats in thc ren. twm sisters and two brothers 46th District, where the GOP wife preceded him in death Files Divorce Action ners were Waltei E. Hill.

Canton, several years ago. Anna Belle Baer has filed and Rae C. Heiple, Washington. The funeral and buna! were in praecipe for summons seeking The four Republican senators dc- Oklahoma. divorce from John David Baer, feated were Herbert M.

Johnson, Chicago, ho lost to Democrat Phillip J. arey, in the 19th District; John .1 Donovan. Chicago, who lost to Robert B. Maher in the 17th; Al-: hert Scott. Canton, who lost to Rob- ert Welch.

Canton, in the 43rd; and Morns E. Muhleman, Rock Island, xvho lost to former State Treasurer Ora Smith, Biggsville, in the 53rd. Senate Republican Whip George E. Drach Springfield, and House Majority Leader John Lewis Ur. Marshall, moving up to the Senate, also had close going but won.

In the 51st district race for state Republican Gordon Kerr. Brookporl, defeated T. Leo Dodd. Democrat, Eldorado House winners included: 56th 0 Dale, Fairfield. Koehler.

1. Grayville; Dr William A. Moore. Olney. 39lh L.

McCormick. Aicnna, llonier Butler. Powell. Vienna Department tions. of Financial Instilu- The soldiers of Lafayette and Rochambeau introduced the card game of faro to the United States.

he confessed, he did virtues of Vice President Richard original 46 until it could be seen and were not make a great impression be- M. as compared with those how much the cost would be, CBS said, however, that integ- cause the Republicans did not get of Nelson A. Rockefeller, the sue- The council approved water rily was not an issue in tha enough votes. cessful GOP gubernatorial candi- board minutes which awarded the replacement of $64,000 He pledged an unrelenting fight date in York. Bob Lane Construction Co.

of Har -1 but rather that the pro- for lower federal spending next The President said he antici- risburg a contract to construct an gram a victim of declining year, including cuts in the De- pated no trouble dealing with a structure at the pumping quiz show The show fensc department. Democratic Congress because he station on Middle Fork. His fig- was topped last Sunday the He was asked whether he con- believed a lot of Democrats joined ore was $4,495 compared with a Trendcx ratings by NBC sidered that the people had chosen him in wanting to do w'hat was bid of $4,890 by the J. D. Barter Young 24.4 to the left wing by putting the Dem-; best for the country.

i Construction Co. of Harrisburg. 15.9 Saline County Vote Tabulation by Precincts HARRISBURG 1 I I 4 I I 7 1 I I I I 11 I 12 ELDORADO 1 I I I I 4 I I 1 1 Vi mm i 1 1 1 0 8 CARRIER RALEIGB BKISHT MILLS i i 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 a 9B i 1 FOR STATE TREASURER Warren E. Joseph D. Lohman I SIPT.

PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Gerald YV. Smith George T. YVilkins TRUSTEES UNIVERSITY OF ILL. Park Livingston ushman B. Bissell Doris Simpson Holt Howard W.

Richard Harewood Harold Pogue 193 195 211 209 Wisconsin Demos Re-Elect Senator, Name Governor MILW.M'KEE if Wisconsin Democrats, in their greatest ballot showing in 26 years, re-elected Son. William Proxmide and swept Sen. Gaylord Nelson into the mansion. Not since the happy days of the first New' Deal landslide of the late Franklin D. Roosevelt had 'the Democrats done so in traditionally Republican The longtime minority party in Htate politics captured three of four other state offices.

The only Republican who withstood the onslaught was Secre- of Slate Robert Zimmerman Democrats al.so picked up two congressional district seats from GOP to them half of Wisconsin 10 seats in the 86th Con- FOR REP. IN CONGRESS Carl D. Sneed Kenneth J. I FOR STATE Gordon E. Kerr T.

I.eo Dodd SENATOR FOR STATF REPRESENTATIVES C. L. McCormick Homer Butler Paul Powell YVayman Leroy YVelborn, Jr 267 303 478 261 FOR COUNTY Jack C. Morris Trafton JUDGE FOR COUNTY Ewell Maynard Cannon CXERK FOR COUNTY TREASURER Delmas D. Miley William T.

(W'er) Barrett The Daily Register 30c a week bjr carrier boy. FOR SHERIFF Henry C. Dempsey H. B. (Bernard) Tanner COUNTY SUPT.

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