Evening star., 1934-11-07

BY the Associated Press.
ALABAMA-Bibb Graves. Demo
crat, was elected Governor and the
usual solid Democratic delegation oi
nine was sent to the House.
ARIZONA-Henry F. Ashurst was
reelected Senator and B. D. Moeur
Democrat, was reelected Governor
Representative Isabella Greenway
Democrat, was reelected.
ARKANSAS-J. Marion Futrell
Democrat, was reelected Governor
and seven Democrats were sent tc
the House.
CALIFORNIA-Frank F. Merriam
acting Governor, Republican, born on
an Iowa farm. defeated Upton Sim
clair, Democrat, whose plan to END
Poverty in California" was a cam
paign sensation Senator Hiram w
johnson, having both Republican
and Democratic nominations among
others, was returned.
COLORADO-Edward C. Johnson
Democrat. was reelected Governor
and four Democrats were sent to the
House.
CONNECTICUT-Fr T. Ma
loney, Democrat. was promoted from
the House to the Senate, defeating
Senator Frederic c. Walcott, Repub-
lican, one of the first Republicans to
make the New Deal campaign issue
Gov. Wilbur L. Cross. Democrat, was
given a third term. Four Democrats
and two Republicans were sent to
the House.
DELAWARE-John G. Townsend
Republican, VS. reelected Senator. A
Democrat was sent to the House.
FLORIDA-Senator Park Tram
nell, Democrat. was returned. Five
Democrats were sent to the House.
The State voted to permit the sale
of liquor and to exempt movie studios
from taxation for Is years, this being
designed to lure business from Cali
fornia.
GEORGIA Eugene Talmadge,
Democrat, was reelected Governor
ard 10 Democrats were sent to the
House.
IDAHO-C. Ben Ross, Democrat,
was reelected Governor. Two Demo-
Gratis were sent to the House. Despite
campaigning by Senator William e.
Borah, Republican, every Republican
candidate for National or State of1ice
was defeated.
INDIANA-Sherman Minton, DEM
ocrat, war veteran. once foot ball and
base ball player at Indiana University
and graduate of the Yale Law School,
was elected to the Senate. defeating
an arch critic of the administration,
Senator Arthur r. Robinson, jr.
IOWA-Clyde L. Herring, Democrat,
was reelected Governor.
ILLINOIS-Representative Fred A.
Britten. Republican, was defeated by
James McAndrews, Democrat Repre-
sentative Oscar De Priest, colored, Re-
publican, was reelected, defeating Ar
thur W. Mitchell. Democrat, colored.
The State elected neither Senator nor
Governor.
KANSAS-Alf NJ Landon, Repub-
lican, was reelected Governor. The
State refused to permit the sale of
liquor.
KENTUCKY-Under its law. this
State could not start counting until
today. Neither Senator nor Governor
was elected.
LOUISIANA-Eight Democrats were
sent to the House. Huey Long put
across IA constitutional amendments,
which he said would shift the tax
burden from the little fellow to the big
fellow, and talked about making the
State a Utopia and seeding. Neither
Senator nor Governor was elected.
MARYLAND - Albert c. Ritchie,
Democrat, was leading for a fifth term
as Governor. George L. Radcliffe,
Democrat. friend and sometime busi-
ness associate of President Roosevelt,
was elected to the Senate vice Phillips
Lee Goldsborough, Republican, who
retired in a futile effort to get the
Republican nomination for Governor.