Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1947 — Page 8

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For Sheriff, Republican Migti.] For Congressrpan, Democrat Lud-

Johnson. Mr. Magenheimer . won Republican Stark. Mr. Ludlow led! the election with 56.37%. This was the election in Marion: County. with 58% less than the straw vote. [512 per cent. This was 9. ‘per cent For Juvenile Court Judge, Demo-'below the straw vote. crat: Hoffman showed 512% to lead Public Service Feature Republican Rhoads. Mr, Hoffman’ anid the. election with 50.8% | This recapitulation is offered as

This was 0.6% less than the straw vote. B ice features. None of the straw votes |

Had President Right conducted by The Times are offered |

In 1044, The Times Marion County straw vote Yor President gave: Republican Dewey 54% to Democrat. Roosevelt Dewey led the election in Marion for each straw vote. . ‘Names of] County with 522%. This was 1.8% residents are taken from the eity lower than the straw vote, ‘directory on a regular pattern to. For Senator, Democrat Schricker Include all sections of the city—or received 53.8 per cent to top Repub- county—and the entire alphabet. lican Capehart, Mr. Schricker led! Times ballot cards are sent to the election in Marion County with these residents who are .asked to 50.6 percent, cent below the straw vote to. The Times. There is nothing For Governor, Republican Gates on the card to reveal the identity

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away from the -Soclalistic Cook. Before yesterday's elections, get Labor Party in municipal council the LaboFites controlled 38 town son elections yesterday, Elections were held for one-third] Altogether, thie Labor Party lost does not of the membership of 196 city and 74 council seats, but it gained. 12( With 95 per cent previously held by opponent, for a another of The Times public serv- of the vote tabulated, the: Labor net loss of 62.

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