Election
Bowron announced his candidacy for a fourth full term in office, with State Senator Jack Tenney, City Engineer Lloyd Aldrich, and Board of Education member Olin Darby also announcing their intentions to run against Bowron. [3] In the primary, Bowron and Aldritch advanced to the general runoff election. [4] Tenney, the head of the House Un-American Activities Committee, was opposed by the AFL Central Labor Council and came in third. [5] In the runoff election, Bowron defeated Aldritch by a smaller margin, with Bowron calling the election the "dirtiest in [his] experience," due to him and Aldrich being political enemies. [6]
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