Evening star., 1934-05-21
NINE STATESP|CK
NOMINEES IN JUNE
Five Seats in Senate and
al in House Are at
Stake.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
June will be busy month for
selection of candidates for Congress
and Governor. In nine States NOM
nations will be made for Al seats in
the House. five seats in the Senate
and five governorShlpS.
Already nominations have been
made for 90 out of ABS seats in the
House, all of which must be filled at
the polls this year. Four Representa-
tives-two Democrats and two Re-
publicans-have failed of renomina-
ton.
Of 96 seats in the Senate 35 will
require the attention of voters at
elections in November. Nominations
have been made for two
In four of 35 States which elect
Governors this year nominations have
been made.
Seven Primaries Held.
Seven States already have had
congressional primaries or conven-
lions or both There will be no more
until next month. The June list fol-
lows:
OuLlC 4NOl III Val OI4ild Pi lllldt :
Mrs. Lily NJ Mebane of Spray, a
member of the Legislature, is can
didate for the Democratic nomina-
ton for the seat in the House held
by Frank M. Hancock Democrat.
George Ross Pou of Raleigh, Dem
ocrat desires to succeed his late father
in the House. Nominations will be
made for II seats IN the House run
of primary. June 80, if necessary.
June 4-Iowa primary. There are
four candidates for the Republican
nomination for Governor. The Dem
ocratic incumbent. Clyde L. Herring
has two opponents. Nominations will
be made for nine seats in the House
Robinson Runs.
June 5-Indiana Republican Con-
vention will nominate for Senator
Uncrystallized opposition to the in
cumbent, Arthur R. Robinson, has
been stirring Candidates for the
House already have been nominated
by primary.
June 5-Florida primary. Mrs.
Bula Croker has been making an ac-
tive campaign for nomination for the
seat held by j. Mark Wilcox DEM
ocrat. Senator Park Trammell. DEM
ocrat, has four opponents, including
Mrs. Hortense K. Wells of Tampa.
The State has five seats in the House.
Run-off primary June 26.
June 9-MaSsachusetts Republican
convention will indorse candidates
for State Office to be selected at a
primary September l8. which also
will nominate for Congress without
convention action Unpledged con-
vention delegates were elected at a
primary. Lieut. Gov. Gaspar G
Bacon is seeking the governorship.
Indiana Democrats.
June 12-Indiana Democratic con-
Vention will nominate a candidate
for Senator. R. Earl Peters. former
State chairman, who has been bat
ting for control of the party with
Gov. Paul " McNutt, claims he won
enough delegates at a primary to
assure his nomination. The pri-
mary nominated candidates for the
House
June 12-Alabama run-of pri-
mary. Representatives Miles C. ALL
good and George Huddleston. DEM
ocrats, having failed of majorities
in the first primary, must stand
again for denomination. Bibb Graves
and Frank NJ Dixon are final candi-
dates for the Democratic nomination
for Governor. Candidates for seven
other seats in the House we're nom
OF fret
June Massachusetts Democra-
tic convention will recommend can
didates for State Office to be selected
by primary September ID. Gov.
Joseph B. Ely, Democrat. says he is
not running again. James NJ Curley,
formerly mayor of Boston. is one of
q large field mentioned.
Senator Hale Opposed
June 18-Maine primary. Senator
Hale, Republican, has opposition for
denomination. Three members of
the House also have opposition. There
are four candidates for the Republi-
can nomination for Governor.
June 18-Minnesota primary Sem
etor Henrik ShipStead and Represen-
tatiVe Francis H. Shoemaker seek the
Farmer-Labor nomination for the.
Senate. Representative Einar Hoidale
is after the Democratic nomination.
Nominations will be made for nine
seats in the House. There are eight
candidates for the Democratic nom
tnation for Governor.
June 27-North Dakota primary
Senator Lynn j. Frazier, Republican.
has opposition, as have two Republi-
can Representatives. There are three
candidates for the Republican nom
ination for Governor.