Roosevelts Electoral Outlook Across Regions in 1932
A detailed analysis projects Roosevelt winning 220 electoral votes with 12 states carrying for him, while Landon garners 118. The regional breakdown lists expected winners by zone from Northeast to Southwest, citing past performances and political shifts as context.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Republian
Pensyvinia
Wisconsin
Kansas
Elven
Pennsylvania
Landon
New England
Tor Landon
New York
New Jersey
Melawarg
London
Maryland
West Virgini Ia
Southeastern Seaboard
Virginia
North Carolina
South
Avo
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
North Central
Michigan
Indiana
Ilinois
Ohio
Kentucky
Prairie
Minnesotty Town
Nebraska
Dakota
North Dakota
Mississippi
Tennissee
Missouri
Amaneus
Olivehoma
Louisiana
Wit
Nottiwestren
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Coloradto
Lannon
Cantonale
Wevaila
Alizond
New Mexican
Texas
Moosevelt
Grant
Massachusetts
Grape violations checked in northeast district arrests made
A state agriculture crackdown on grape regulations led to two arrests on Route 20 near Fairview and Route 69 near Lawrence Park. John Goss and Louis Pahe faced charges for possessing stamped and ungraded grapes. Justice Walter Goodwin scheduled hearings Monday. Patrolman Lineve announced ongoing highway checks through the grape harvest with grape inspector Charles Spacht assisting.
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Bart Limbers
Atnté Pox
John Goss
Clevelins
Wilcox
Girard
Bally
Clavelind
Fairview
Louis Pahe
9Th Street
William Hayes
Lawrence Park
Pahe
Justice of
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Walter Goodwin
Westeyville
Charles Spacht
Department of Agriculture
Patrolmam Line Ve
Erieiste Chokes on Steak and Dies in Accident
Bhim Let Yokes of 17 West LT stereo Tied surdconiyr at its Inner Labre Saturday evening when a portion of meat lodged in his throat causing strangulation. He was rushed to SS Vincent hospital and pronounced dead. Autopsy by Deputy Coroner Charles Leone found accidental death by strangulation. He was son of Anfhew and Adeliene Shrock Yokes. Survived by two sons, Mert and Elizabeth, and Mrs Mary Arama.
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LT Stereo
SS. Vincent Hospital
Anfhew
Adeliene Shrock
Mert
Elizabeth
Mary Arama
Charias R. Leone
Roosevelts Growing Lead Dominates U S Politics
In a formal Republican leaning era report a Roosevelt win appears likely with about sixty percent of the electoral vote and a possible landslide that could push Roosevelt toward a landslide near the 485 electoral votes against Lanon’s 6. Hoover is noted in context of the shifting political mood as major business leaders weigh terms with the White House.
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Miinois
Hoover
New York
Chicago
Washington
White House
The
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Pittsburgh Democrats Lead in Voter Registration Figures
In Allegheny County and Pittsburgh, Democrats show a large lead in registration for the upcoming November presidential election. Official counts indicate Democrats 540,827, Republicans 483,239, with Pittsburgh Democrats around 200,000 and Republicans about 42,192.
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Unites Press
Puptsburcim
Wtvend
Wey Alleghany
Democrats
Republicars
PiMaburgh
Demoswarts
Republicar
Kiddies Bank Night Popular At Theatre
Children fill Rex theatre matinees as registrations rise for Saturday shows. Prizes, including bicycles, await winners from a list of youth awardees and the growing audience signals a popular trend in city entertainment. Will Rogers Memorial planned for Amarillo features the Will Rogers Highway dedication on National Highway 6 next year.
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Rex Theatre
Regiar Brillay
Buddy Dickinson
Lawrence Bekman
Hurold Jackson
George Sperry
Robet Christensen
Jee
Classified Advertising From The Journal Journal 1935
Dense advertisement page with classified sections including Announcements Notices Personal Stray Lost Found Automobiles for Sale and several public notices. The text lists rates and policies, with sample ads for livestock, farming goods, Christmas folders, and various job and sale offers, interspersed with lengthy draft constitutional amendments.
Pennsylvania constitutional amendment on charitable appropriations
The document outlines an eighteenth amendment to Section 18 of Article 3 of the Pennsylvania Constitution. It restricts appropriations to charitable, educational, or benevolent purposes to individuals or groups, excluding sectarian institutions, with exceptions for military pensions and gratuities and for blind persons aged twenty-one and older.
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City of
Philadelphia
General Assembly
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth of Pénnnsylvania
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of
County of
Allegheny
Te Guineal Assembly
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Constitution’ of
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Secretary of the Commonwealth
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The
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvinia
Commonwealth of Pensylvania
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APF HARE monk of Curt Ani new but announce Chanter.
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