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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1944
Page
9
Four Ward Vote Delivers Dewey Victory in Coury
In Coury, Governor Dewey carried the city with 1542 votes to Roosevelt 1298, winning all six wards except the Fourth where Roosevelt prevailed. Local GOP registration had leaned Republican, aided by labor groups, with Waterhouse dominant on the GOP slate and other Democratic candidates splitting the rest of the ticket. Overall city turnout neared 2875, with some wards almost fully accounted for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
New York
Coury
Roosevelt
Corry
Che
Cory Vols
van Well
U. S
Myers
Davis
Judge Rhodes
F. Clair Ross
Superior Court
Rodgers
James Lavery
The
Post
Q. Arthur ‘Blass
al Gusky
W. W. Waterhouse
Townships Give Strong Dewey Support Across Rural Area
Rural townships showed a heavy GOP tilt for Dewey with Concord Blain Wayne Spring Creek and Est Wayne delivering large margins. Dewey carried Concord 90 to 1 to 0 while Est Wayne stood 101 to 38 and West Wayne 119 to 87 with Spring Creek at 76 to 26.
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Yearey
Dewey
Concord
Blain
Wayne
Spring Creek
Est. Wayne
West Wayne
Bpring Creek
New York
President Roosevelt Telegram to Dewey After Defeat
The text reports President Franklin D Roosevelt sending a telegram to Governor Thomas E Dewey thanking him for his statement heard moments earlier The telegram was sent from Hyde Park as Dewey conceded defeat shortly before Roosevelt retired at 3 50 p m
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Frese Hyde Park, Ni. Yi
Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Hyde Park
Dewey
Inis
Roosevelt hints at fourth term as returns come in
Hyde Park November 8 President Roosevelt tells Hyde Park neighbors from his porch that it looks like he will run again. He notes it is too early to declare results and mentions key races including Margaret Contiers Luce and Rep. Hamilton Fish, and district changes affecting Dutchess County.
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Associated Press
Hyde Park
N.Y
Roosevelt
Washington
New York
Clare Boothe Lucie
R. Conn
Indy
Hamilton Fish
Congress
Fish
Dutchess Co
Atling
Roosevelt Leads Philadelphia in Pennsylvania Vote Returns
Early unofficial tallies show Franklin D Roosevelt with a statewide edge over Dewey, led by heavy Philadelphia support of 459 773 to 328 685. Allegheny County votes favor Roosevelt 214 581 to 148 233. Senate candidate Davis trails Myers in a tight race as rural counties lag in final counts.
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Philadelphia
Dewey
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
U.S
James J. Davis
U. S. Secretary of Labor
Francis J. Myers
M. Harvey Taylor
Pennsylvania
Taylor
Roosevelt
Dem Head Claims Roosevelt Victory Before Midnight
New York dispatch reports Democratic National Chairman Robert E. Henagan announced at 11 49 p m that President Roosevelt won a decisive victory. He pressed a program of international cooperation for permanent peace and urged focus on jobs for returning veterans as Democrats touted unity beyond party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Robert E. Hennegan
Shetp-Sleoldn
Propidant Roosevelt
Hannegan
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Clinches State Victory in New York Race
With most votes counted Roosevelt holds a commanding lead in New York State for its 47 electoral votes. Chicago Tribune acknowledges Dewey defeat while Philadelphia Inquirer and other papers concede Roosevelt reelected. Hamilton Fish agrees Bennet wins the 29th District seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Roosevelt
New York State
Dewey Concedes After Roosevelt Re-Election Victory
Governor Dewey announced at 2:15 AM that Roosevelt has been re elected for a fourth term. He expressed gratitude for support and said the Republican party is revitalized, hoping Divine Providence guides the President. Dewey read a prepared statement beside Mrs. Dewey at the hotel ballroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Deway
Roosevelt
Republican Party
United States
Dewey
Republican National Committee
Columbus Vote Totals Show GOP Two to One Victory
Columbus voters backed the Republican slate with a two to one margin. Dewey led for President with 201 to Roosevelt 118. Other results favored Republicans or notable candidates in judgeships and state offices with scattered totals across the ballot.
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Gonmadus
Dewey
Roosevelt
Columbus
Felows
U. S
Myers
Davis
Supreme Court
Jones
Hughes
Superior Court
Ross
Rhodes
James
Graff
Black
Baird
Wagner
Watkins
Brecht
Gayin
GOP Far Ahead in Warren County Election
Governor Dewey carried Warren County over President Roosevelt in yesterday’s election by 597 to 1503. Early returns from 17 districts showed a two to one Republican lead, with county leaders predicting a strong GOP majority as all results come in. Ballots are paper based and the count remained incomplete early this morning.
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Dewey Carrie
Warren
Fonosevelt
Tisket
Roosevelt leads in presidential race with large early margin
Franklin Delano Roosevelt holds a substantial lead over Thomas E Dewey in early returns with 376 electoral votes to 155 and a national popular vote of about 10.5 million to 8.9 million as reports from 70 356 of 130 810 voting units come in. Dewey supporters concede in part while Republican leaders urge caution and continued counting.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt Dewey
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Herbert Brownell, Jr
New York Herald-Tribune
Daily News
New York Times
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Sidney Hillman
New York City
Republicans Win in Erie County by 2400 Votes
Early morning reports from Erie show Republicans carry Erie County by about 2400 votes while Democrats win Erie city by 4000 to 4700. County results for 111 of 115 districts list Roosevelt 30079 and Dewey 32430, with incumbents kept in the legislature and Blass winning the State Senate seat. Congressman Rodgers appears to have defeated Lavery by around 10000 votes in Erie Meadvilla and Mercer counties.
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Erie
Roosevelt
Dewey
Waterhorse
Carry
C. Arthur Blass
Rodgers
Meadvilla
Mercer County
James Lavery
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Waterhouse
FDR
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Tentr T
Supreme Court Jones
Superior Court Ross Wg
Lavery Rodgers
Gusky
Blass
Assembly Waterhouse D
Waterhouse R
Ramsey S. Black
Edgar W. Baird, Jr
Auditor General
G. Harold Wagner
G. Harold Watkins
Charles Alvin Jones
Howard W. Hughes
F. Craty Ross
Chaster H- Rhodes
Arthur H. James
J. Frank Groff
Dem Head
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Philadelphia Tquirer
Albany
Augustus W. Bennet
Tish
Gov
Gop
Far West
Erie County
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