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September 8, 1950
Minneapolis Spokesman
Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota
What is this article about?
Overview of Hennepin County legislative candidates' stances on the Fair Employment Practices Commission (FEPC) Act, based on a July Minnesota Poll showing 75% public support; lists supporters, opponents, and undecided by district.
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How Hennepin County Legislative Candidates Stand On FEPC Act
Most readers of this paper recognize the fair employment practices movement as a fundamental need in any state. The Minnesota legislature has failed to pass such legislation in the last two sessions. The Minneapolis TRIBUNE Minnesota Poll reported in July that an estimated 75 per cent of voting age citizens are in favor of the passage of a state and national law.
Because of the need for such legislation this newspaper has carefully sought out the attitudes of candidates for the legislature on fair employment practices.
This is how candidates for House and senate stand on FEPC. They are listed alphabetically.
House 28th District
FOR FEPC
Raymond J. Julkowski, incumbent.
Joseph A. Kolzak, Jr.
Arthur L. Morgan.
House 30th District
FOR FEPC
Thomas N. Christie.
H. Q. Knight
Sally Luther
Henry Young.
AGAINST FEPC
Wilbur Lindstrom
House 31st District
FOR FEPC
Carl O. Hagland.
Leonard A. Johnson
Richard A. Palmer.
AGAINST FEPC
None so announced.
House 32nd District
FOR FEPC
Harold L. Anderson
Robert Burns
Gladys Sinclair Brooks
Leola Carey
George A. French
Harry A. Johnson
Kinsley Holman
C. C. Van Rickley
Frederick Aloria
AGAINST FEPC
Robert J. Nowicki
Senate 33rd District
FOR FEPC
Donald J. Chapman
Charles Root
AGAINST FEPC
John M. Arenson.
Senate 34th District
FOR FEPC
Eleanore H. Breakey.
Miles Lord.
P. Kenneth Forsberg.
Attitude unknown
Verner Welca.
House 35th District
FOR FEPC
H. P. (Pat) Goodin
Rachel Larson
Arthur B. Miller
Leo D. Mosier
AGAINST FEPC
H. J. Hammerle
House 58th District North
FOR FEPC
P. Lloyd Campion
Larry Haeg
Richard J. (Dick) Parish
E. H. Swanson.
Harold J. Swanson
AGAINST FEPC
George R. (Doc) Matchan.
Alf L. Bergerud.
Not Definite
Marguerite Koch Johnson
Don Burris.
Most readers of this paper recognize the fair employment practices movement as a fundamental need in any state. The Minnesota legislature has failed to pass such legislation in the last two sessions. The Minneapolis TRIBUNE Minnesota Poll reported in July that an estimated 75 per cent of voting age citizens are in favor of the passage of a state and national law.
Because of the need for such legislation this newspaper has carefully sought out the attitudes of candidates for the legislature on fair employment practices.
This is how candidates for House and senate stand on FEPC. They are listed alphabetically.
House 28th District
FOR FEPC
Raymond J. Julkowski, incumbent.
Joseph A. Kolzak, Jr.
Arthur L. Morgan.
House 30th District
FOR FEPC
Thomas N. Christie.
H. Q. Knight
Sally Luther
Henry Young.
AGAINST FEPC
Wilbur Lindstrom
House 31st District
FOR FEPC
Carl O. Hagland.
Leonard A. Johnson
Richard A. Palmer.
AGAINST FEPC
None so announced.
House 32nd District
FOR FEPC
Harold L. Anderson
Robert Burns
Gladys Sinclair Brooks
Leola Carey
George A. French
Harry A. Johnson
Kinsley Holman
C. C. Van Rickley
Frederick Aloria
AGAINST FEPC
Robert J. Nowicki
Senate 33rd District
FOR FEPC
Donald J. Chapman
Charles Root
AGAINST FEPC
John M. Arenson.
Senate 34th District
FOR FEPC
Eleanore H. Breakey.
Miles Lord.
P. Kenneth Forsberg.
Attitude unknown
Verner Welca.
House 35th District
FOR FEPC
H. P. (Pat) Goodin
Rachel Larson
Arthur B. Miller
Leo D. Mosier
AGAINST FEPC
H. J. Hammerle
House 58th District North
FOR FEPC
P. Lloyd Campion
Larry Haeg
Richard J. (Dick) Parish
E. H. Swanson.
Harold J. Swanson
AGAINST FEPC
George R. (Doc) Matchan.
Alf L. Bergerud.
Not Definite
Marguerite Koch Johnson
Don Burris.
What sub-type of article is it?
Political Poll
Candidate Stances
What themes does it cover?
Justice
Social Manners
What keywords are associated?
Fepc Act
Hennepin County
Legislative Candidates
Fair Employment
Minnesota Legislature
Candidate Positions
What entities or persons were involved?
Raymond J. Julkowski
Joseph A. Kolzak, Jr.
Arthur L. Morgan
Thomas N. Christie
H. Q. Knight
Sally Luther
Henry Young
Wilbur Lindstrom
Carl O. Hagland
Leonard A. Johnson
Richard A. Palmer
Harold L. Anderson
Robert Burns
Gladys Sinclair Brooks
Leola Carey
George A. French
Harry A. Johnson
Kinsley Holman
C. C. Van Rickley
Frederick Aloria
Robert J. Nowicki
Donald J. Chapman
Charles Root
John M. Arenson
Eleanore H. Breakey
Miles Lord
P. Kenneth Forsberg
Verner Welca
H. P. (Pat) Goodin
Rachel Larson
Arthur B. Miller
Leo D. Mosier
H. J. Hammerle
P. Lloyd Campion
Larry Haeg
Richard J. (Dick) Parish
E. H. Swanson
Harold J. Swanson
George R. (Doc) Matchan
Alf L. Bergerud
Marguerite Koch Johnson
Don Burris
Where did it happen?
Hennepin County, Minnesota
Story Details
Key Persons
Raymond J. Julkowski
Joseph A. Kolzak, Jr.
Arthur L. Morgan
Thomas N. Christie
H. Q. Knight
Sally Luther
Henry Young
Wilbur Lindstrom
Carl O. Hagland
Leonard A. Johnson
Richard A. Palmer
Harold L. Anderson
Robert Burns
Gladys Sinclair Brooks
Leola Carey
George A. French
Harry A. Johnson
Kinsley Holman
C. C. Van Rickley
Frederick Aloria
Robert J. Nowicki
Donald J. Chapman
Charles Root
John M. Arenson
Eleanore H. Breakey
Miles Lord
P. Kenneth Forsberg
Verner Welca
H. P. (Pat) Goodin
Rachel Larson
Arthur B. Miller
Leo D. Mosier
H. J. Hammerle
P. Lloyd Campion
Larry Haeg
Richard J. (Dick) Parish
E. H. Swanson
Harold J. Swanson
George R. (Doc) Matchan
Alf L. Bergerud
Marguerite Koch Johnson
Don Burris
Location
Hennepin County, Minnesota
Event Date
July (Minnesota Poll)
Story Details
Candidates for Hennepin County legislative seats in various House and Senate districts state their positions on the Fair Employment Practices Commission (FEPC) Act, with most supporting it and some opposing or undecided.