Word: district
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...wound up in Washington. Like most of his friends, in 1929 he had gone broke ($500,000 in the red). But he liked Washington and he made a lot of friends. Franklin Roosevelt did not know him "from George Spelvin," but the President appointed him one of the three District Commissioners of Washington...
...second Middlesex district, for example, incumbent congressman Kennedy's re-election will probably not be strongly contested. This district is considered almost completely Democratic, even by the Republicans. While Celeste will formally oppose him, Kennedy should...
...around the state offices that this district's political struggle will center, members of both parties agree. For state representative, Democrats Sullivan, Watson and Goode oppose Republicans Lindstrom, Serino and Swan. Amory will try to oust the incumbent state senator, O'Brien...
...unless a great many voters have changed their minds since 1948, O'Brien, one of Plan E's strongest opponents, will still be representing the second Middlesex district November 8. He won 38,000 to 10,000, in the last election, and Democratic registration is higher now than then...
...bidding on state contracts, and incumbent Attorney General Kelly's "improper" handling of damage suits against the M.T.A. Political Lineup REPUBLICANS Arthur W. Coolidge LL.B. '06 For Governor Laurence Curtis '16 For Lieut. Governor Frederick Ayer, Jr. '37 For Attorney General Copley Amory, Jr. '12 For State Senator this district W. Donnison Swan '17 For State Representative this district A. John Serino For State Representative this district Francis W. Lindstrom For State Representative this district DEMOCRATS Paul A. Dever For Governor Charles F. Sullivan For Lieut. Governor Francis E. Kelley For Attorney General Daniel F. O'Brien For State Senator...