The Key West citizen., 1952-04-08
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TALLAHASSEE u Florida i
three major candidates for COVER,
nor spent nearly $4.4OO a day las,
week in carrying their campaign.
to the voters.
Weekly financial statements sub
mitted to the secretary Of state
today showed that Alto Adams,
Dan McCarty and Bradley Oldham
spent a total Of $3o.7S1.9l or ST..
397.41 q day.
The three leaders in the race
for the Democratic nomination In
the May primaries deposited a to
tai of $31, ,535 in their campaign
fund accounts.
McCarty was high man In the
spending department. He listed ex-
penditures Of SIS, ,377.21. Adams re-
ported $1l l.48 paid out the third
straight week that his spending
has run more than $11 900.
Oldham listed expenditures of s5,-
573.22. of which So. .088.S4 was spent
in the Tampa area March 26-2S
when he put on one of his radio
.talkathons", a 24-hour continuous
broadcast question and answer ses-
sion.
Bill Hendrix, Florida Ku Klux
Khan leader who also seeks the
Democratic nomination. reported
$100 spent and 500 contributed to
his campaign fund. The report of
the other Democratic candidate,
Dale r. Spencer. was not received
in the secretary of states morning
mail.
Only one Of the three Republican
aspirants for the governorship had
his report in this morning. Elmore
Kitxmiller listed expenditures Of
$S2.7S and $61 personal deposit
In his campaign fund.
A report on behalf of u. S. Sen.
Estes Kefauver Of Tennessee, who
II Z candidate for president in the
Democratic non-binding preferen-
tial primary May g was filed by
Ed r. Bentley, Lakeland.
1t listed as expenses $100 to quail.
ify Kefauver for q place on the
ballot and s400 to qualify q slate
of National Convention delegates,
who win be elected in the second
primary May a. Bentley reported
that the total Of $500 was paid By
Raleigh Petteway.
h. L. Newman. Tampa was list,
I'd - contributing $25 and A. A,
Maysilles, Lakeland as giving S
70 the Kefauver campaign.
No report was filed for U. S,
Sen. Richard Russell of Georgia
who opposes Kefauver in the presi.
DENTAL popularity poll May 6.
School Superintendent Thomas D.
Bailey, seeking reelection as a
Democrat reported in a monthly
statement expenses Of S2,352 and
contributions of $2,S81. Th4 report
Of his opponent, Ray Van Dusen,
Miami, was not on file.
Thomas s. Ferguson, Miami said
he spent $1.7S7 the past month in
his campaign for the railroad CON-
mission. He listed no contributions.
Peaslee Streets. Lake Park, list
Cd expenses Of sass and deposits
Of $l,l0z, including $1,000 of his
own money and d. s. lDan) Dams.
BY, Orlando. listed $233 paid out
and no contributions. Both are
running for railroad commission.
There Is no report yet from incum.
bent Richard A. Mack who is seek.
ing reelection.
william A. CASTOR, who is run.
ming against Senator Spessard L.
Holland for the Democratic nom.
nation, reported he spent nothing
last week and received a $50 con.
tribution from John w. DAWN
Jacksonville.
Monthly reports from congress.
sional candidates included:
Kent S. Mckinley, seventh dis.
trict. spent $1,o48 and deposited
$235.
Lex Green. Eighth district. spent
$i,723 and deposited $500 of his
own funds.
Archibald Mcintyre, first district,
spent $76 and deposited ss5.
ID. r. (Biliy) Matthews, eighth
district, spent $i.soz and deposited
81 SCI.
James A. Haley, seventh dis.
trict. spent $l,ss7 and deposited
n, ,o7s.
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