anaheim-gazette 1950-10-25

Women Candidates Battle Congress, Governorships WASHINGTON (AP)—Women candidates of the two major parties are battling for one governorship, one senate seat, and 16 house seats in the November elections. Counting women who are running on the minor party tickets, 42 women are asking the voters to trust them with governorships or congressional seats. Arizona could find itself with the nation's lone woman governor. Arizona's Democrats are backing Mrs. Ana Frohmiller for the job, and the state has voted Democratic for many years. Mrs. Frohmiller, at 59, has been Arizona's auditor for 24 years. She won nomination decisively over Gov. Dan E. Garvey and former Rep. Richard F. Harless. She is opposed by a Phoenix radio executive, Howard Pyle. If Mrs. Frohmiller becomes the new Arizona governor, she will be the third woman to head a state government in the nation's history. The last one was Mrs. Miriam A. "Ma" Ferguson, who 15 years ago ended a two-year term as Texas' governor. The nation's first woman governor, Nellie Taylor Ross, also a Democrat, was elected in Wyoming in 1925. For many years now she has been director of the U. S. mint. California is witnessing the only race in which a major party is backing a woman for the senate, Helen Gahagan Douglas, Democrat. She was a popular Hollywood actress until she won a seat in the house. There she has fought for price controls, housing, and international co-operation. She is opposed by another house member, Republican Richard M. He Had 'Em; Dead Wrong LOS ANGELES (AP)—Twas just a slip of the bookkeeping 'twixt the bank and the grave, but Joseph Schwartz, 34, wasn't having any. He received a cashier's check in the mail for $547.39. The check was made out to a mortuary and carried a notation reading: "For funeral expenses of Joseph Schwartz." Schwartz, who manufactures ladies' belts, also found a note informing him that the bank had deducted the amount from his savings account. "I looked at the check and felt a sort of cold chill come over me," Schwartz related. "Then I thought, 'no, sir; this is a little previous. Somebody has made a mistake.'" Sure enough. Officials at a mortuary said the check evidently had been drawn to cover expenses for another Joseph Schwartz, 71, who died September 29. Kind Friends Make Wedding California is witnessing the only race in which a major party is backing a woman for the senate, Helen Gahagan Douglas, Democrat. She was a popular Hollywood actress until she won a seat in the house. There she has fought for price controls, housing, and international co-operation. She is opposed by another house member, Republican Richard M. Nixon, a member of the House Un-American Activities committee. The only other woman candidate for the senate is running on the Progressive party ticket in Pennsylvania: Lillian R. Narins. Seven of the nine women in the house are running for re-election. They are: Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse (D-Conn.); Mrs. Cecil M. Harden (R-Ind.); Mrs. Edith Nourse Rogers (R-Mass.); Mrs. Edna F. Kelly (D-NY); Mrs. Katharine St. George (R-NY); Mrs. Frances P. Bolton (R-Ohio); and Mrs. Reva Beck Bosone (D-Utah). Mrs. Mary T. Norton, the veteran Democrat from New Jersey, is retiring and Mrs. Douglas has shifted her ambitions to the senate. Utah's Mrs. Bosone is the only woman campaigner for the house who has a woman opponent, Mrs. Ivy Baker Priest, Republican national committeewoman. The other women contenders for house seats include: Mrs. Marguerite S. Church (R-Ill.); Mrs. F. F. Powell, (R-Wash); Miss Ruth Thompson (R-Mich); Mrs. Grace Pfost (D-Idaho); Mrs. Esther Mutray (D-Calif.); Mrs. Marcella Killen (D-Minn); Miss Mary Louise Nice (D-NY); Mrs. Mildred McGill (D-NY). Forty-seven women have either been elected or appointed to congress since 1916 when the first woman, Miss Jeanette Rankin, a Republican, was elected to the house from Montana. Seven went to the senate, and 40 to the house. Nineteen were Republicans, and 28 were Democrats. Rescuers Dig With Hands for Trapped Pooch BEDFORD, 1nd. (P)—A hand-dug tunnel appeared today to be the last chance for possible rescue of "Old Bob," a coon dog trapped in a hillside cave for more than a week. A bulldozer sent to the spot by the Stone City construction company took 10 feet of dirt off ing in 1925. For many years now she has been director of the U.S. mint. California is witnessing the only race in which a major party is backing a woman for the senate, Helen Gahagan Douglas, Democrat. She was a popular Hollywood actress until she won a seat in the house. There she has fought for price controls, housing, and international co-operation. She is opposed by another house member, Republican Richard M. Nixon, a member of the House Un-American Activities committee. The only other woman candidate for the senate is running on the Progressive party ticket in Pennsylvania: Lillian R. Narins. Seven of the nine women in the house are running for re-election. They are: Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse (D-Conn.); Mrs. Cecil M. Harden (R-Ind.); Mrs. Edith Nourse Rogers (R-Mass.); Mrs. Edna F. Kelly (D-NY); Mrs. Katharine St. George (R-NY); Mrs. Frances P. Bolton (R-Ohio); and Mrs. Reva Beck Bosone (D-Utah). Mrs. Mary T. Norton, the veteran Democrat from New Jersey, is retiring and Mrs. Douglas has shifted her ambitions to the senate. Utah's Mrs. Bosone is the only woman campaigner for the house who has a woman opponent, Mrs. Ivy Baker Priest, Republican national committeewoman. The other women contenders for house seats include: Mrs. Marguerite S. Church (R-Ill.); Mrs. F. F. Powell, (R-Wash); Miss Ruth Thompson (R-Mich); Mrs. Grace Pfost (D-Idaho); Mrs. Esther Mutray (D-Calif.); Mrs. Marcella Killen (D-Minn); Miss Mary Louise Nice (D-NY); Mrs. Mildred McGill (D-NY). Forty-seven women have either been elected or appointed to congress since 1916 when the first woman, Miss Jeanette Rankin, a Republican, was elected to the house from Montana. Seven went to the senate, and 40 to the house. Nineteen were Republicans, and 28 were Democrats. Rescuers Dig With Hands for Trapped Pooch BEDFORD, 1nd. (P)—A hand-dug tunnel appeared today to be the last chance for possible rescue of "Old Bob," a coon dog trapped in a hillside cave for more than a week. A bulldozer sent to the spot by the Stone City construction company took 10 feet of dirt off ing in 1925. For many years now she has been director of the U.S. mint. California is witnessing the only race in which a major party is backing a woman for the senate, Helen Gahagan Douglas, Democrat. She was a popular Hollywood actress until she won a seat in the house. There she has fought for price controls, housing, and international co-operation. She is opposed by another house member, Republican Richard M. Nixon, a member of the House Un-American Activities committee. The only other woman candidate for the senate is running on the Progressive party ticket in Pennsylvania: Lillian R. Narins. Seven of the nine women in the house are running for re-election. They are: Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse (D-Conn.); Mrs. Cecil M. Harden (R-Ind.); Mrs. Edith Nourse Rogers (R-Mass.); Mrs. Edna F. Kelly (D-NY); Mrs. Katharine St. George (R-NY); Mrs. Frances P. Bolton (R-Ohio); and Mrs. Reva Beck Bosone (D-Utah). Mrs. Mary T. Norton, the veteran Democrat from New Jersey, is retiring and Mrs. Douglas has shifted her ambitions to the senate. Utah's Mrs. Bosone is the only woman campaigner for the house who has a woman opponent, Mrs. Ivy Baker Priest, Republican national committeewoman. The other women contenders for house seats include: Mrs. Marguerite S. Church (R-Ill.); Mrs. F. F. Powell, (R-Wash); Miss Ruth Thompson (R-Mich); Mrs. Grace Pfost (D-Idaho); Mrs. Esther Mutray (D-Calif.); Mrs. Marcella Killen (D-Minn); Miss Mary Louise Nice (D-NY); Mrs. Mildred McGill (D-NY). Forty-seven women have either been elected or appointed to congress since 1916 when the first woman, Miss Jeanette Rankin, a Republican, was elected to the house from Montana. Seven went to the senate, and 40 to the house. Nineteen were Republicans, and 28 were Democrats. Rescuers Dig With Hands for Trapped Pooch BEDFORD, 1nd. (P)—A hand-dug tunnel appeared today to be the last chance for possible rescue of "Old Bob," a coon dog trapped in a hillside cave for more than a week. A bulldozer sent to the spot by the Stone City construction company took 10 feet of dirt off ing in 1925. For many years now she has been director of the U.S. mint. California is witnessing the only race in which a major party is backing a woman for the senate, Helen Gahagan Douglas, Democrat. She was a popular Hollywood actress until she won a seat in the house. There she has fought for price controls, housing, and international co-operation. She is opposed by another house member, Republican Richard M. Nixon, a member of the House Un-American Activities committee. The only other woman candidate for the senate is running on the Progressive party ticket in Pennsylvania: Lillian R. Narins. Seven of the nine women in the house are running for re-election. They are: Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse (D-Conn.); Mrs. Cecil M. Harden (R-Ind.); Mrs. Edith Nourse Rogers (R-Mass.); Mrs. Edna F. Kelly (D-NY); Mrs.Katharine St.George (R-NY); Mrs.Frances P.Bolton (R-Ohio); and Mrs.Reva Beck Bosone(D-Utah). Mrs.Mary T.Norton,the veteran Democrat from New Jersey.is retiring and Mrs.Douglas has shifted her ambitions tothe senate. Utah's Mrs.Bosone istheonlywomancampaignerforthehousewhohasawomanopponent,Mrs.IvyBakerPriest,Republicannationalcommitteewoman. Theotherwomencontendfors屋seatsinclude:Mrs.MargueriteS.Cheung(R-Ill.),Mrs.F.F.Powell,(R-Wash),MissRuthThompson(R-Mich),Mrs.GracePfost(D-Idaho),Mrs.EstherMutray(D-Calif.),Mrs.MarcellaKillen(D-Minn),MissMaryLouiseNice(D-NY),Mrs.MildredMcGill(D-NY). Forty-seven women have either been elected or appointed to congresssince1916whenthefirstwoman,MissJeanetteRankin,aRepublicanwaselectedtothehousefromMontana.Sevenwenttothesenate,and40tothehouse.NineteenwereRepublicans,and28wereDemocrats. **Kind Friends Make Wedding Dreams Reality** CHICAGO(P)—Ateen-ageChicago girl withoutafamilywhohadplannedasimplewedding,iisgoingtohaveachurchceremonywithallthetrimmings. ThegenerosityofherfriendismakingtheweddingdreamsofJoanStreitmattercometrue. Joan,17,是marryEdwinLasilla,25-year-oldtruckdriver,Saturday.ShehaslivedattheChicagoHomeforGirlsfortwoyearsandneededspecialguardianpermissionbeforeshecouldmarryasasheisnot18. ShegotpermissionfromMissRuthTopping,theexecutivedirectorofthehomefordependentgirls. ThenothersbegantopitchintothehelpmakeJoan'smarriagea"realwedding."FrancisBinkley,thehome'smaintenanceman,offeredtogivethebrideaway.Membersofthehome'sboardofdirectorspromisedflowerstocardetheBethanyEvangelicalchurch.Otherssentcashtohelpbuytheweddingcake.Abusinessandprofessionalwomen'sclubprovidedJoan'a satingownandyell. Joan'sfellowmembersatthehome，anagencyofthecommunityfund,gavehergiftsforherbrid apartment.Aloophotinvitedthenewlywedstobe-guestsovertheweekend. Joan.starry-eyed,saidshecan'tbelievesheistohavesa"realwedding，likeI'vealwayswantedbutfeltIcouldneverhave." Hermotherisdead.Thewhereaboutsofherfatherisunknown. **GOP Blue Spuds Point Up Gov't Surplus Program** TRENTON,N.J.(P)—NewJerseyRepublicansaregivingawayblue—andwhattheycallhot-potatoes. Theblue-dyedpotatoesarepart Rescuers Dig With Hands for Trapped Pooch BEDFORD, Ind. (UP)—A hand-dug tunnel appeared today to be the last chance for possible rescue of "Old Bob," a coon dog trapped in a hillside cave for more than a week. A bulldozer sent to the spot by the Stone City construction company took 10 feet of dirt off the hillside above the cave entrance last night. Then it struck bedrock. Delbert Stewart, president of the firm, said no more could be done by machinery except to clear the spot for shovelers at the end of the rock strata. Men and machines worked late last night hoping to rescue the seven-year-old coon dog. A crowd of about 180 persons watched. Efforts were made to find a new opening into the cave after unsuccessful attempts to get in through a narrow passage by which the dog apparently had entered. Two Bedford youths, Richard Beavers and John F. Gratzer, greased their bodies yesterday and tried to slide through this passage. They said they heard the dog but were unable to get through to the cavern in which he was trapped. Today was the eighth day in the cave for Old Bob, who disappeared while being exercised. His owner, Lawrence Clark, said he thought the dog chased a coon into the cavern. 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