Roosevelt Ratio Noted as Net Gain of 5 Percent
The Literary Digest poll shows Roosevelt leading the New Deal by more than 1 to 2 in semi final returns with 61 percent approval from 1,508,861 votes. The gain is 5.68 percent from the 48 states overall, with Vermont the only state voting against his policies.
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Springtime Bloom Conflicts With Maylike Apple Bloom
Lake Preston residents note apple trees on M. H. Hartley’s property blooming in late June. The article surveys a Literary Digest poll analysis on Roosevelt’s support, noting net gains and losses by state, with figures and rankings across multiple states including South Dakota and Texas. The South Dakota vote tally is 3,485 for and 3,382 against.
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West in Democratic Senate Race Cited by Party Leaders
The article discusses how Postmaster General Farley and White House advisers moved to back West for the Democratic Senate nomination, noting Donahey's backing of the New Deal but with cautious enthusiasm. Influential Ohio Democratic leaders provided strong support as they traveled to Washington to influence the race.
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Internal party maneuvering during primary season
Reports indicate the White campaign may ignore pressure to withdraw before August primaries while California politics sees Democratic leaders uneasy as the national organization endorses Republican Hiram Johnson amid concerns over socialist candidate Upton Sinclair and Roosevelt policy implications.
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NRA leaders press for new chief before president’s Hawaii trip
NRA leaders visited the White House and suggested replacing the NRA head before the president leaves for Hawaii. Some members are not entirely unsympathetic to Johnson, but feel he is overworked and cannot give his best judgment now. The group left without a definite decision.
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Special race train to Huron attracts hundreds from Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls will send more than 500 people to a pari mutuel race at Huron served by the Omaha railway. J G Venables state fair secretary says 500 grand stand tickets were mailed to Sioux Falls and C B Eggers, a fair board member, reports more may be needed. The round trip fare, including admission to the grand stand, is 2.75 dollars between Huron and Sioux Falls with lower rates at intermediate points. The train departs Sioux Falls at 7 p m.
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Special will arrive in Huron at 11 a m
The special train will arrive in Huron at 11 a m and begin its return trip at 1 p m. The schedule was announced by J J Sullivan agent for the Omaha road at Sioux Falls.
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Miss Bethel Anderson Hosts Bridge Night At Home
Miss Bethel Anderson entertained twelve guests Thursday evening at her home. Auction was at three tables with Mrs. Garland Dennis high, Miss Maxine Ericson low. Guest prizes went to Miss Jeanette and Gwendolyn Weber, Mrs. Clifford Williams, Mrs. Marvin Staith, and Miss Mary Simons. Refreshments served. note mentions eight cabinets in the French government.
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