Democratic Party Bounces Back In Gallup Poll
Gallup finds 51 percent of voters favor the Democratic Party in a national presidential preference poll. The shift comes six points higher than after Roosevelt’s era, with results dependent on future candidates and campaign dynamics.
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Gallup
Democratic Party
Ecanre Antip
Geunwe Veeee
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Sentimel Ward
Democratic gains in 1944 election polls and Truman approval rise
A table shows party preference in polls with Democrats leading over Republicans in a potential 1944 presidential vote. The rise in President Truman’s approval from 32 to 48 percent is noted as a major factor in the Democratic recovery, though future outcomes remain uncertain.
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South
Rail Freight Totals Show Small Gain Over 1946 Week
In 1946 car movements totaled 35,569 for the week, up from 34,126 a year earlier. Santa Fe moved 35,542 cars in the preceding week, reflecting a marginal uptick in freight activity.
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Santa Fe
Oratorical Contest Finals Set in 18th District
The 18th District Ameri can Legion Oratorical Contest finals start at 7 p.m. tomorrow in the Elizabeth Nixson Junior High School auditorium. District winners advance to division then state, with state champs entering a national contest for a $4 000 scholarship. Clifford Bell, district arrangements chairman and Eliz abeth Nixson Junior High math professor, announced the event. Amarillo entrant is Dick Collins, son of Mr and Mrs E W Collins, 908 Austin.
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American Legion
Haid
Elizabeth Nixson Junior High School
Clifford Bell
Bell
Dick Collins
E. W., Collins
Austin
Amarillo
Amarillo Junior Garret Barker Elected Club Sergeant at Arms
Amarillo High School junior Garrett Barker was elected sergeant at arms of the State Distributors' Club. He is a distributive education student at Amarillo High and works part time for White and Kirk. Four students joined by Howard Cobb attended the conference at the Adolphus Hotel in Dallas.
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Amarillo
State Distributors’ Club
Adolphus Hotel
Dallas
Garrett
C. A. Barker
Carolina
Amarillo High School
White and Kirk
Howard Cobb
Bille Carmack
David Levy
Garrett Baker
Kenneth Bartley
Wartime labor measures and free labor in Britain
The article discusses slow gains from new machinery and worker amenities, noting major reform requires wartime direc tion. It contrasts Britain's reluctance to compulsory labor regimentation with the need for support from allies to preserve freedom in a wide region.
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Britain
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