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September 22, 1950
Arizona Sun
Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona
What is this article about?
State Representative Wing Foon Ong lost re-election in the Democratic primary to H. B. Daniels, polling under 30% in district 8. He plans to build an organization and run for Congress in District No. 1 in 1952.
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Wing Foon Ong To. Commits Political 'Hari-Kari' In 1952
It has been reported that State Representative, Wing Foon Ong, defeated for re-election in last Tuesday's Democratic primary, by H. B. Daniels, a local attorney, is contemplating running for the Democratic nomination for Congress in District No. 1, in 1952.
He plans (after two terms in the State House) to spend a great deal of his time in the intervening period in building up an organization for that purpose.
In the recent primary election for State Representative, Ong polled less than 30 percent of the total vote cast in legislative district 8, and ran absolutely last.
It has been reported that State Representative, Wing Foon Ong, defeated for re-election in last Tuesday's Democratic primary, by H. B. Daniels, a local attorney, is contemplating running for the Democratic nomination for Congress in District No. 1, in 1952.
He plans (after two terms in the State House) to spend a great deal of his time in the intervening period in building up an organization for that purpose.
In the recent primary election for State Representative, Ong polled less than 30 percent of the total vote cast in legislative district 8, and ran absolutely last.
What sub-type of article is it?
Biography
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Fortune Reversal
What keywords are associated?
Political Defeat
Democratic Primary
Congressional Candidacy
Wing Foon Ong
What entities or persons were involved?
Wing Foon Ong
H. B. Daniels
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Key Persons
Wing Foon Ong
H. B. Daniels
Event Date
1952
Story Details
State Representative Wing Foon Ong, defeated for re-election in the Democratic primary by H. B. Daniels, plans to run for the Democratic nomination for Congress in District No. 1 in 1952 after building an organization.