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September 6, 1962
Arizona Sun
Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona
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Gilbert Gray announces re-election bid for House District 9, pledging support for expanded unemployment benefits, aid for blind and aged via welfare, and better Industrial Commission consideration for insured workers.
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GILBERT GRAY RUNS FOR RE-ELECTION
Gilbert Gray announces his candidacy for re-election to the House of Representatives from District 9. Mr. Gray states that he will work for the passage of new laws governing unemployment compensation and believe the time of benefits should be extended, also the amount of benefit pay increased.
If elected, he promises to take an active part in securing for the blind and aged more consideration from the welfare board and its workers. "I believe," he states further, "that the Industrial Commission should give more consideration to people involved with them, people covered by insurance that is paid by the employers."
Gilbert Gray announces his candidacy for re-election to the House of Representatives from District 9. Mr. Gray states that he will work for the passage of new laws governing unemployment compensation and believe the time of benefits should be extended, also the amount of benefit pay increased.
If elected, he promises to take an active part in securing for the blind and aged more consideration from the welfare board and its workers. "I believe," he states further, "that the Industrial Commission should give more consideration to people involved with them, people covered by insurance that is paid by the employers."
What sub-type of article is it?
Political Announcement
What keywords are associated?
Gilbert Gray
Re Election
Unemployment Compensation
Welfare Board
Industrial Commission
What entities or persons were involved?
Gilbert Gray
Where did it happen?
District 9
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Gilbert Gray
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District 9
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Gilbert Gray announces candidacy for re-election to the House of Representatives from District 9, promising to work for extended and increased unemployment benefits, more consideration for the blind and aged from the welfare board, and greater attention from the Industrial Commission to insured workers.