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South Carolina Faces Presidential Question in 1932
John K. Aull argues South Carolina remains firmly Democratic for the presidential race, regardless of Al Smith’s nomination. He notes statewide sentiment opposes Smith and predicts delegates to Houston will vote against him, while outlining Republican leanings toward Lowden and Tolbert influence in the state party’s direction.
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