Election
Shaw, who was elected in 1933, was seeking a second term for Mayor. [2] He was challenged by Supervisors John Anson Ford and Gordon L. McDonough as well as President of the Board of Public Works Carl B. Wirsching, the son of Supervisor Robert E. Wirsching who was nominated to the post by Shaw. [3] In the primary, Shaw and Ford advanced to the general election. [4]
In the runoff, Shaw defeated Ford, with Ford conceding defeat and thanking his supporters the day after the election. [5]
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