Bronze Reporter [Volume: 5, Issue: 28]

Six Local Republicans ~
Avinounce. Cand

Reese Stipes, Jr.

Reese W. Btipes, Jr., announced |
that he will be a candidate for |
the office~ of Prosecutifis Attorney at the August 5th primary
election om the Republican ticket. |

Mr. Stipes is a life long -resident of Genesee County. He is a

with the problem because. he is
| Seaaidar with and understands the
problems which face today~s
/-youth. i

Mr. Stipes, the son of a well
|known criminal attorney, comes
~from a family of lawyers. He was

récently elected by the Genesee |

~County Bar Association to its
Board of Directors, a position he
will, fill for two years. He is also

graduate of Flint Central High i, member of the State Bar of

School and attended Flint Junior
College..

At the age of 23 he graduated |
from Washington and Lee Uni- |
versity Law School at Lexington. |
Virginia. |

Mr. Stipes served in the United |
States Navy, and while a member
of that branch of the service was
the attorney who represented.-the
U. S. S. Summersworth at a
Naval Formal Board ef Investigation which was conducted last
year to investigate the reasons
and responsibilities, if any, for
the herrible explosion cf an unavthorized bomb which killed or
injured ten naval personnel.

While in the Naval service, Mr. |
St'pes handled of counseller over
1,000 criminal and civil cases.

Mr. Stises is also a graduate
of the U.S. Naval Justice School
and attended the U. S. Army
_course of instruction in Military law. He is one of the few
who have atiended both courses

of instruction.

Mr. Stipes stated ~that he intended to enforce the criminal
luws cf the state of Michigan in
an absolutely non-partisan man;

ner without regard to pers:onali~ties and will be influenced onlv
hy the general welfare of all of
the citizens of Genesee County.
He indicated that he believes
one of the. most serious law enforcement problems in our ~country today is the juvenile crime
situation and that he feels the
present.Prosecutor failed to give
sufficient attention.,to this ever
oere danger.
Mr. Stipes. feels he

can deal

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| Republican Ticket in the Primary,

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Elks.

Mr.. Stipes is a resident of
|'Grand Blanc, and associated with
| Reese W. Stipes Sr., and Sherman M. Bean, 1004 Mott Foundation Bldg.

Donald H. Fogell

Donald H. Fogell will be: a
candidate for the office of Sheriff
ct the August ~5th. Primary Election on the Republican Ticket.

Mr. Fogell, age 39, was born
at Cranston, Rhode [Island but
has been ~a resident of Flint since

} 1829, and iives at 1010 Southlawn

Drive, Flint, Mich.
_He married the former Betty
Anderson; and has three children.

Mr. Fogell ~is a graduate of
Flint Central High School, and
nas a B.S. degree in Pharmacy
from the University of Grand
Rapids.

He seryed four yéars in the
armed forces.

Rar. Fogell is a, member of
thb Disabled American Veterans, the American Legion, Elks
and the Flint Drug Club.

He is proprietor of Trio Drugs.
He was formerly proprietor of
F'ogell~s Pharmacy and House of
O'Sullivan. arts

~Before announcing my. candidacy for the cffice of..Sheriff of
Genesee County, I conducted a
personal investigation and, was
amazed at the total lack -of ~exserience in the field of, law en~nreament: cf the present. active
lepnties. t

pi noni inated and elected my
be to apmen with
law enh.

pont, as deputies,
prior eéXperience as

| forcement officers and investi
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| Leonard F. Nowak

Leonard F. Newa't, 42, a resi?
Mt Msrr-s Townsh p, will
run {sr n~mination for Stcte Rep
First. District, on the

August Sth.:
He served with the. U. S.: Air
Corps in~ World War If. After
the war he served3as_ Commander
of several Refugee Camps, and is
believed to be the only Michigan

enlisted man -to. receive two ci_| tations for outstanding work with

the Refugee Camps in Austria.
~He served- on the Board of

~|:Diréctors, Audit -Committee and

Finaneial Secretary of Rom Polski ~Cliib of which he is a life

jmember: He is a member of the

Pelish Legion of American Veterans Post No.| 8; a committee.
man in Bov Sesvts of America
No. 68. H's family ettends St., Agnes Catholic
Church. |

Nowak is a member of Buick:Lecal 599 and served as a District Committeeman at Plant 10.

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Nowak stated. that the first

in Lansing at the present time
because the present Represent~atives are taking orders from
Detroit UAW-CIO headquarters,
and to prove it, you only haye|
to look at their voting record;|
every UAW-CIO PAC endorsed

holder voted the same way. |

Nowak will correct. this situation by representing all the peg

ale in his ~District.
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Mark Turpen

Mark Turpen; 26, is a Republican candidate for State Repre--
sentative from the First District.
He is'a graduate of Flint Central
High School, University of Michigan~Sehool ~of Business Administration ~and School of Law.
He isa member of the State
Bar of Michigan, Genesee County
Bar Association; Flint Jaycees;
Lodge 222, B. P. O. E.; Flint
Youth Bureau, Big Brother program.

In declaring his platform Turxen said if nominated and elected, I shall strive for:

A much needed constitutional
revision; A sound and effective)

orogram to lure new industries)
into. our progressive state; |
Positive action rather than in-|
action on state and local leyels|
to. combat the current economic
récession; A modern day crusade}
for a return to freedom for the)
individual and freedom of the en
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Richard H. Kraft

Richard H.: Kraft is seeking
the office of County Surveyor on
the Republican Ticket, He is 29
and holds a Bachelor of Science
degree in Civil Engineering from
M.S. U. He is a registered Land
Surveyor.

He is a member of the followng.organizations:

American Society.of Civil En~ineers,. American: Congress of
surveying and Mapping, Vice
F Predi dent. Flint Junior Chamber
of Commeree;! ~Steward~ ~on Board

f Directors of Trinity Methodist
Jhnureh, member Michigan State
\lumni Association, former Entneer for Michigan State Highvay Dept., associated with Amera American Consulting Engi12ers. '

Mr. Kraft has been a resident of Flint 4% years and
lives at 1928 Marlowe.

Platform ~ Strengthen~ the

copies of original surveys and
notes. Office could house copies
of all surveys done in County for
reference of other surveyors.

Promote legislation that would
require all legal descriptions to

land survey before the Register
of Deeds can record the legal
description..

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L.C. Klosterman

Leonard _C. Klosterman, 7011
N. Seymour Rd., Flushing, Mich.,
age 42, is a Republican candidate
for State Treasurer.

He attended Assumption High
School ~and Assumption College
of the University of Western Ontario, graduating with a B.A. degree in 1937. He also did post
graduate work at the University,
of Detroit in Business Organization.and Management and in Accounting at General Motors Institute receiving two scholarships.
~Completed. a three year course

the Armed Forces, Washington,

zourses in the Comptroller Career Field with the USAF. He has
been a practicing accountant for
22 years.

He entered the USAF in 1941.
ervel three years and was award
He -now holds a commission as
Major and is- active with the
2667th Air Reserve Center, Bis
{hop Airport.

He married the former F. Josephine Nichols of Flushing: in
1945 and is the father of four
children. He is é member of St.
Robert~s Parish in Flushing where
he is treasurer of the Men~s
Club, member of Msgr. Patrick
%. Dunican Council of the Knights.

Community Players.

DETROFT~A Virginian, Judg
Elvjn'L. Davenport, is the se
colored jurist to occup

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District has no répresentation

THE ~pETROF. UnRAN LEAGUE cnalanked Marian Anderson in ~A Report o1
nual dinner meeting at the Hotel Statler Sunday, June 15th. Left to right:
chairman of board, Detroit Symphony Orohest~ a, Inc.; Marian Anderson and John c. Daneey,

executive director, Detroit Urban. League.

Mrs. tpg sate Lathe Phone

i al ope, cA SU: 7-021 f

~ sure to ~include Mt. calvary
{when ygu: think of -visiting ' Sunday, June: 29th: A.treat~ is ~in,
Store for you~ ~all. day: The Men,
Women and Young: People. are

Asia~ at thar sp
john B. Ford, M. rf

Nuclear Engineers
To Meet Here

DETROIT, Michigan (Special)~
Seven nuclear engineers, physi
|| cists and specialists in variots
i}fields of atomic energy develop
ment will take part in nuclear
engineering discussions at the
1958 Semi-Annual Meeting of the
American Society of Mechanical
Engineers, to be hefl Sunday,
June 15, through Thursday, June
19, at Detroit~s Statler-Hilton

can Civil Entineers, and partner ||

County Surveyor position by set- ||
ting up an office complete with ||

be accompanied by a registered ||

with the Industrial College of}

D. C. in Emergency Management } 1
of the National ~Economy onde

ed the Presidential Unit Citation. | i

of Columbus and of the Flint |

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The nuclear engineering sessions are scheduled. for the last
two days of the meeting.

On Wednesday morning, starting at 9:30, Drs. Henry*J. Gombery and Jerome L. Shapiro of
the University of Michigan will
describe experience gained

research reactor as a part of the
Phoenix Project. program.

~Swimming-Peoi~ Rezctor

The Ford reactor, of the ~swimming-pool~; type, ig made up: of
uranium fuel assemblies submerged in Water in a tile-lined
concrete 20k. Tubes, in which
materials ~be* subjected: to
neutron rie gamma irradiation,
are let imto.the sides of the tank.

ithe University are utilizing the
reaction in the.course of nuclear engineering training.

Later Wednesday. morning, L.
| &. Foster of General. Electric
will discuss the technical design.cf the, Dresden Nuclear
Power Station being buiit vy
Commonwealth Edison Co., at
| Dresden, Ill.

The Dresden plant will utilize
a boiling water reactor which
will raise steam sufficient to proitide electric generating capacity
inf 180,000 kilowatts~about 240,J00 horsepower,

Knowledge gained from, operaition of a smaller boiling water
-eactor built by General Electric
~und located in Vallecitos, Calif.,
| s:being incorporated in _the Dres~len reactor design.

| Also on Wednesday afternoon,
i'l. F. Emerson of the. Westing/xouse Electric Corporation will
|lescribe- centrifugal pumps de'signed for circulation of coolrants
~n pressurized water reactors
like the one; being utilized by
Duquesne Light ~Company at
Shippingport, Penn,

through operation of the Ford

Students. and. staff members of~

visional Committee.

(Newspress Photo).

| ~TO BEAR ~ Assistant ~district, attorney Cecil Sake.
and hig wife, Charlotte, stare grimly at the charred crogs found,
on the} front lawn of their San Francisco home recently. Their,
young ~daughter discovered the cross on her way to schocl.

striving hard to~make it a ban
ner day..;

~Phe -earth is: the. Lord~s and

the fullness ~thereof, the. world

and they -y dwell therein.~ é
Be sure.to BR and

keep uP with alt ~church news.. Corivention

a3 A fing. fhe
the annual meting of ~the;
wiianaks Netapanee Pabtishers
| Association ~schedaled. héré in. its
421; and. its~ come ~one, ~come. ali.

| Ina statement fattieds here this

week, E, Washington Rhodes,
| NNPA vice" president~ and pub
lisher of The" Philadelphia Tri| bune, host newspaper for: the pen
vention, urged that: ~all;
- | eligible for membership in A,
jor any paper interested in~ the
brogram of-4 he ass ciation~ come
to~ Philadetphig ~ the conven-.: | tion which~ is exnected to be the

| biggest and most important in the 5
20-year history, of the newspaper F.

~PROUD, oS Bonn BrP

A highpoint ~ of the cone ion
1 will "reports and f ~~
~sere ~planning coming~ o

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RAIL UNION SLAPS ~
BIAS IN CONF

The Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Parters~ Provisionel
Committee for the Organization of Colored Locomotive
Firemen, Brakemen and Switchmen.. held its 17th Anaual
Conference in the Rhode Island Avenue YWCA, waesing,

on, D.C., Friday and Saturday, May. 23 and 24::

A. Philip Randolph, chairman

cr the committee, presided and
gave an analysis of the decline
_n the railroad industry. He elaborated on. the pjight of the Negro
worker and poirited out were it
not for the:success of the Prsthe American. railroads would be ~lily
white~ so far as! Negro firemen
are~ concerned.

M. P. ~Webster, vice-chairman

DETROTER TOP SALARED JUDG.| mittee, avcoénted for the~ pend
deer the chairman ~ Wil
tn 0. ~Walker, rg ond pub
her, The Gleyéland (Ohio) Call

pe ge Post, and arr saig~ A hc~
dent.

-4 This is the time tor all Negto.: pwned ed Negro news
pap ~ pnswer. the call,~ said

Mr., ~and -we hope that
vem howe 4 ha hundted per

when the roll is

o. the committee, reviewed the j
committee~s history. ~He glaborated ov. the many: compligated | a
problems Negro workers must |
face along with all other workers, |
pointing out that. in addition-te
all the problems other American
workers must face, Negroes must
add to them the prob'gn of being black, sirce discrimination
and segregation is very much
alive in the American ecenomy.

Joseph L. Rauh, vr., Washington, Lb. C., Counsel for the Com
ing: court cases, giving consid- |;
erable attention to the pending
~decision in the Membership Case |
of the Committee against Brotherhood of. Locomotive Firemen|} &%
and Enginement for a full: fledg-}4 ~
ed membership.;

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