Farley Reveals Vast Labor Behind Roosevelt Victory
National Chairman James A. Farley discusses the scale of the Roosevelt victory campaign in 1932. He cites 150,000 field workers, 4.5 million letters, and extensive telephone outreach from the Biltmore hotel, stressing simple effective tactics and close voter contact. He notes the campaign’s disciplined organization and personal appreciation for volunteers.
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United Press
United Presa
New York
Goy
D. Roosevelt
Wits
Park
James A. Farley
Dubhea
Hume
Directrom Parley
Biltmore Hotel
Patley
United Press Today
Farley
Grassy Point
Rockland County
Iid Sal
Armny
Roglland County
Bill
Monty
Prank
Jimmy
Farlay
Roosevelt
Howewer
Warley
Journal Highlights Election Night And Local Notices
A scrambled notice bundle reports a marriage license issued to Victor J Kisari and Eya J Peterson, and Armistice Day as a holiday. It notes Roosevelt’s election certainty, congressional results, and surrounding crowds. Local officials discuss gas cases, solicitor Blackman’s comments, and halted court activity while police report no major disorder. Edward Humphreys to attend a taxpayers dinner, and gubernatorial counts show White winning Ohio by a narrow margin alongside Crawford County assembly results. Weather shifts to showers after a long dry spell and a 75 cent per thousand rate reference.
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Warren Times Mirror
Blackman
Cousil
Public Service Commission
Hiarrisburg
Supreme Court
Wife Killed Husband Injured In Grange Meeting Crash
A couple was struck by a moving vehicle and killed or hurt while attending a Grange meeting near Sommerset county. Robert Pigli, 58, was killed and his wife seriously injured when the car allegedly driven by John Zibeley left the road on Stoves Itown road. Zibeley was released on bond.
Kinney and Imcrrery Win Assembly Seats in Erie
In Erie County the assembly delegation splits Republican and Democratic loyalties. Kinney narrowly defeats Speed in the west side district with 5 650 to 5 045 votes, reflecting Roosevelt era trends. Norbert J. Fitzgerald wins the east side seat, while John H. King is returned from the east county district, securing a strong Erie and Union City Republican vote. Ralph S. McCreary edges Franke B. McGarty in a district with Pinchot backing. Ziesenheim retires from the Lower House, leaving Erie as a separate state senate district for the first time.
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Ere County
Roosevelt
Kinney
Speed
Norbert J. Fitzgerald
East Side
John H. King
Corry
Worth Hammond
North East
King
Union City
Ralph S. McCreary
Lola Hacking
Pinchot
Franke B. McGarty
North Girard
McCarty
Joseph R. Ziesenheim
North
Gncliu
Senate
Evie
Garner Named Texas Congressman and Vice President Pick
In a surprising development, Garner is named to Texas 16th congressional district and elected vice president. He will preside over the Senate after the March 4 inauguration while serving as speaker of the House during the short session. He and Nance Garner were noted figures in the election results.
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Wes
Uwe Millor
Heise
House
Senate
Garner
Murphy pleads guilty to mail rifling charge in Titusville
Meadvill e Nov 9 Paul J Murphy former principal of Nisville High School was arraigned on stealing from the U S mails and released under 500 bond to appear in Pittsburgh Monday where he pleaded guilty to the charges A federal warrant charged tampering with the mails The case stemmed from irregularities in Fulton accounts of the Titusville Shhh district and the total stolen sum is not believed to exceed 100 Postal Inspector CA Callahan said Murphy made a confession which his defense will deny, to be represented by attorney Alvert L Thomas.
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Paul J. Murphy
Nisville
United States
Titusville
Commonwealth
Alvert L. Thomas
Absent With Leave Fragment From Jeannette Meeting
A fragment from a Jeannette Pennsylvania political meeting notes Jomey Daniel V. Grawell saying voters risk fatigue from ongoing scrutiny. The incomplete transcription hints at a warning about political oversight and public accountability during a discussion on leadership and policy.
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Jomey
Daniel V. Grawell
Roosevelt Jubilant as He Prepares to Return to Albany
New York Governor Franklin D Roosevelt, fresh from a Democratic victory, plans to hurry back to Albany to tackle the state budget. He will stop at Hyde Park to fetch mail, dine with his mother, and head to the executive mansion. Families, reporters, and party leaders gathered at Hotel Biltmore and East 65th Street for the celebrations.
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Frederick A. Storm
United Press
New York
Franklin Roosevelt
Albany
Roosevelt
Tate
Hyde Park
Sarah Roosevelt
Biltmore
East 65Th Street
Newspaper Ten
MacDufty
King Reelected to State Assembly in Erie County Race
John H. Ring was re elected to the State Assembly for a fourth term by voters in Erie County s Third District at yesterday s election.
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John H. Ring
State “Assembly
Erie County
Personal crisis reports after voting in Altoona
An Altoona man identified as Daniel Given, 58, reportedly died after a post voting incident described by police as personal safety related. The event followed yesterday's election in the area of Pai and Nov 9. Further details were not immediately released.
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Altoona
Pai
Daniel Given
Fiday
President Hoover Sends Congratulatory Telegram
Palo Alto reports President Hoover conceded defeat to Governor Franklin D Roosevelt and sent a telegram offering congratulations and best wishes for a successful administration. He pledged to support efforts for the country and dedication to helpful service.
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President Hoover
United Press
Palo Alto
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Historical Circle Meets in Afternoon Session
The Historical Circle met yesterday with twelve members present. Reports covered themes on economic growth and America’s moral influence. Papers by Clara Osborne and Nettle Young sparked discussion on pre revolutionary Williamsburg and Whistler's Mother.
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Historical Circle
Clara Osborne
Albert Merny
America
Williamsburg
Nettle Young
Ith Burlingame
James McNeill Whistler
Jennie Howard
Dead man elected to Pa legislature in Lancaster district
In Lancaster County the voters chose two clear men for the state legislature. One candidate a leading Young Republican and lawyer Daniel Strickler was defeated for re election by Democrat Trowhey in Lancaster City. Brown died a week before election day, creating a vacancy to be filled. Misses Lillian Murray and Josephine Lyons visited in Bria Mons aay.
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Lancaster
Lancaster County
Yilers
Ana
Lancaster City
Rens
Brown
Wood
Ryans
Daniel Strickler
Trowhey
Lillian Murray
Josephine M. Lyons
Bria Mons Aay
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