Legislative Positions
In Territory To Demos
H. J. Lahnen, Democrat
frcm Cordova, pulled into a
178 vote lead for Labor Corn
missioner over his Repuhlicat
rival Harry Benson accordinj
to late Thursday results, Thi
former business agent for th<
j District Fishermans Union, it
: 185 of the Territories 264 hat
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i a totnl of 11,206 votes, to Ben
r son’s 11,028. However ihere is (
, a possibility that the absentee
ballots could decide this close
race.
! Delegate Bartlett continued ,
to hold a 3 to l leal over his
Republican adversary Mrs. Di
mock in 186 precincts 16,891
to 5.907.
Hugh Wade, the Democratic
candidate for Territorial
Treasurer built up a lead over
his Republican rival Earle
Hunter 12,245 to 10.067.
ilu three populate divisions
where the vote count is very
•decisive, the Democrats were
continuing the lead for all nine
seats in the Territorial Senate
and for 19 of the 21 seats in
! the Hou3e.
The Democrats led by a
wide margin in al1 the legisla
I t|;epositions in the 3rddiviiS >n.
I In the 4th divisn the only Re- j
I publican “White hope” was
James Ryan former Territor
ial School Superintendent who
is running for a seat in the
House. He is ranked 6th in the
race for 5 House seats but
there is a 200vote gap between
him and the 5th ranking Dem
ocrat.
NOTICE
The partnership between
Albert J. Collins and Diana
Brinson dba the Casino was
dissolved on the 11th day of
October 1954.
[s] A. J. Collins
Diana Brinson |
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Koch and
■hilclren. Linda and Larry
eft for the states last Satur
lay evening.
They plan to spend a few!
lays in Seattle and from there
,hey will travel to Pamona,
Uslif. where they plan to make
:heir home. The Kochs had
oeen in Kodiak many years
and at one time were part
awners of Christy’s Bakery,
now known as LaLandes Ko
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