European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 7, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 the stars and stripes november 1950 state voters to ballot on 200 proposals 6 voters will Mark ballots tomorrow on an assortment of proposals Deal ing with legalized vet Erans pol tax communist controls and world govern and some states and communities will vote on such perennial questions As liquor the size of old age pensions and More Money for while electing members of the next Congress Many states will Settle some internal arguments by voting on constitutional Amend initiative and referendum proposals and Bond Issue a Survey by the Commerce Clearing House at Chicago showed More than 200 proposals to be to a vote in 34 states gambling tax California and arsons will vote on proposals to legalize and tax gambling in licensed by state Peni in groups Are supporting the californian plan be cause the rate income would go into state welfare Grants but All major candidates oppose Massachusetts will have another gambling plan on the it Calls for a state lottery to finance bigger old age benefits a companion proposal would provide minimum benefits of g75 a month to persons Over 63 Montana will vote on whether Slot machines should be outlawed unless authorized by local since this proposition was placed on the the Issue has been confused by a state supreme court ruling that Slot machines Are illegal under existing Law world government test sentiment for world government will be tested in the test comes on a plan asking the president and Congress to seek to convert the United nations into a world Federal government with Power to prevent the United world federalists Are behind the but most along with and patriotic Are against an attempt was made to get a similar test in but a state court ruled the Issue off the ballot among 28 constitutional Amend ments on the ballot in South Caro Lina is one to repeal the poll tax South Carolina is one of seven Southern states still levying that Oregon wet dry fight the most drastic of the plans for liquor control up for a vote is one that would revive prohibition in Arkansas by forbidding the Sale of liquor in that Oregon is staging another wet dry fight Over a proposal to outlaw the Sale of alcoholic beverages pro Mot ively advertised within the backers of the plan say it is intended to Stop the Glamor izing of opponents contend that it in a backdoor attempt to revive pro Michigan will vote on a constitutional amendment to outlaw sub which is defined As acting to or advocating the overthrow of the state government by Force or the amendment also would seek to bar anyone on Tria from using constitutional Guaran tees of free speech As a referendum vote the Michigan legislature consid ered the amendment necessary to Clear the Way for legislation to out Law the communist another communist control Mea sure will be on the ballot in Mary an anti subversive Law already passed by the legislature will be put to a referendum Oregon and West Vir Ginia voters will pass on a proposal to pay state bonuses to the Montana plan Calls for a Bond Issue and a 2centsa package increase in cig Aret taxes to pay for the the Oregon proposal would a listing of candidates for governor the following is a listing of candidates for the 36 seats in the Senate and the governorships of 32 states in today in Addi the nations voters Are scheduled to ballot on All 435 seats in the House of As Well As county and state posts Alabama senator governor Lister Hill d no rear John Crommelin Arizona Ana Frohmiller d Howard Pyle r Arkansas William Fulbright d Sidney Mcmath d California Helen Gahagan Douglas d James Roosevelt d Carl Hayden do Bruce r Richard Nixon r John Carroll d Eugene Millikin r Brien Mcmahon Joseph Talbot r William Benion d Prescott Bush r George a Smathers d John Booth r Walter f George d d Worth clerk d Herman Weller r Claude Burtenshaw d Henry Dworshak r Scott w Lucas id Everett Dirksen for Earl Warren r Colorado Walter w Johnson d Daniel Thornton r connection Chester Bowles d John Davs Lodge r Florida no Georgia Herman Talmadge d Idaho Calvin Wrght d Len b Jordan r Illinois no ejection Indiana no Alex Campbell d Homer Capehart r Iowa Albert Loveland d Lester d Bourke Hickenlooper r William Beardsley r Kansas Kenneth Anderson d Edward Arn r Kentucky no Paul Aiken d Frank Carlson r gov Earle Clements d Charles Dawson r Russell Long d Charles s Gerth i Millard Tydings d John Marshall Butler r no no no Louisiana no Maryland William Preston d Theodore Mckeldin r Massachusetts Paul d Arthur w Coolidge r Michigan Mennen Williams d Harry Kelly r Minnesota Harry d Luther Youngdahl r Missouri Thomas d Forrest Donnell r no no Nebraska Walter Raecke d Val Peterson r Nevada Pat Mccarren d Vail Pittman d George Marshall r Charles Russell r new Hampshire Emmet Kelley d Robert Bingham d Charles Tobey r Sherman Adams r new Mexico no election John Miles d Edwin me Chen r new York Herbert Lehman d Walter Lynch d Joseph Hanley r Thomas Dewey r North Carolina no election Wallis Smith d Gavin r Clyde Hoey d Halsey Leavitt r Harry Obrien d Milton Young h Joseph Ferguson cd Robert Taft r Mike Monroney d North Dakota Clyde Byerly d Norman Brunsdale r Ohio Frank Lausche d Don Ebright r Oklahoma no election Oregon no election Bill Alexander r Howard Latourette d Wayne Morse r Pennsylvania Francis Myers d Richardson Dilworth d James Duff r John Fine r Rhode Island Dennis Roberts d Eugene Lachapelle r South Carolina Olin Johnston d James Byrnes d South Dakota John past Ore d Austin Levy r John Engel d Francis Case r no election no election Joe Robbie d Sigurd Anderson r Tennessee Gordon Browning d Texas Allan Shivers d Utah n0 election Elbert Thomas d Wallace Bennett r Vermont Edward Moran d Lee Emerson r Washington Warren Magnuson no election Walter Williams r Wisconsin Carl Thompson d Walter Kohler r Wyoming John Mclntyre d Frank Barrett r James Bigelow d George Aiken r Thomas fat child d Alexander Wiley r no election theorize a Bond Issue to pay a graduated scale of bonuses up to the West Virginia plan Calls for a Bond Minnesota voters will decide whether to increase the Iron Ore occupation tax to help finance veterans another proposition on the Michi Gan would legalize the Sale of coloured Money raisins flans states voting on an assortment of plans to raise More Money for schools include South Dakota and other propositions on state ballots today include abolish racial segregation in grammar schools now optional in High prohibit taxation of personal permit indians to vote and hold Public last Campaign salvos fired by gop chiefs new 6 a Las ditch drive Lor votes in Tomor rows democrats challenged republicans to Tell How they would have avoided three wars Dur ing the past 33 replying to repeated gop attacks on administration foreign policy vice president Alben Barkley told a Chicago audience that any one who blamed democrats for the two world wars and the korean conflict is a political the three democratic War presi he did everything in their Power to avoid hostilities be fore they found no other honorable course than to elsewhere on the political front Barkley predicted a big vote for Guam to elect 1st legislature 6 Island Possession will choose a new 21member one House legislature tomorrow in its first election under civil there Are 63 candidates and registered Twenty one candidates represent the popular 11 the dem and 31 Are seventeen of the independents actually Are affiliated with the newly formed Republican but must run nominally As independents be cause the election Law requires previous existence before a can go on the registered voters include a num Ber of main Landers who have lived on Guam Long enough to meet the two year residence require servicemen and employees on government contracts Are excluded from no definite party platforms have been but the main Issue appears to be election of local government employees to the legis in a Campaign debate one in dependent candidate threatened to demand the jailing of All govern ment employees who were on the ground they were violators of the Hatch a nonresidential he the More the More democrats get in Walter democratic nominee for governor of new charged that Thomas Dewey released racketeer Charles Lucky Luciano from prison with no recommendation whatsoever of any legitimate convicted narcotics and vice ring was freed in 1946 and was deported to Smith backs Taft Alexander Smith called for the reelection of sen Robert Taft who faces a close although Smith frequently disagrees with Tait on la Bor and foreign policy he said it would be a disservice to the american if Ohio voters fall to reelect Alexander demo cratic Senate candidate in said he is certain he will defeat gop Homer Capehart for former president Herbert Hoover urged reelection of Charles Tobey break ing his Iong silence on individual the textile workers Union of America Cio reported contributions totalling for campaigns of candidates it is the biggest went for reelection of democratic Chester Bowles of police boosted for new 6 j Thomas Dewey and acting mayor Vincent Impellitteri agreed to merge state and City police authorities in a drive to stamp out what they called a Campaign of which threatens new Yorks bitter election j after a lengthy conference in the governors hotel Dewey and Impellitteri said More than policemen and special deputies would patrol the cites polling places election Day to preserve an honest and secret in addition to Dewey and impel Litteri the conference included state attorney general Nathaniel and new York City police commissioner Thomas Dewey said every voting machine in the City would be carefully protected during the the attorney generals special Force will work closely with the police plying squads will be organized to be sent to any Section of the City where trouble might break out i prisoner Aid charged 6 cup republicans charged that cratic sheriff Axel Pederson permitted two count jail prisoners u tour the county for passing out Campaign literature urging his Pederson said his Deputy had done