Gallup Poll Proves Its Accuracy In Face Of Criticism
The Evening Huronite announces the seventh nationwide Gallup Poll on the Roosevelt-Willkie campaign conducted by the American Institute of Public Opinion under Dr. George Gallup. The poll is hailed as a modern scientific public opinion measure and part of a broad national newspaper collaboration.
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England
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Free Nations
Beadie County Candidacy Focuses on Reform and Fair Board
A Beadie County candidate pledges to extend the Bushield Economy Program and back Temmey recommendations to curb state employee fraud. He calls for five member bi partisan State Fair Board with one permanent Beadie County resident and funds a new 4‑H Club Building at the fair grounds. The candidate, THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED in Day County service, urges comparing his legislative record with any opponent. Endorsed actively by labor, agriculture and business leaders in Beatie County.
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Gallup Scoffs At Charges Of Bias
Princeton New Jersey November 2 Dr George Gallup director of the American Institute of Public Opinion dismissed Edward Flynn's claim that the Gallup poll is controlled by pre-Willkie supporters as fantastic He contrasted it with other unfounded charges about poll neutrality and hinted at awaiting election results.
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Impartial polls and their critics in public opinion
The American Institute of Public Opinion defends Gallup surveys as accurate across political divides while noting the decline of the Literary Digest approach. Since 1935 it has conducted over 250 nationwide polls, employing six methods in the current campaign, with 1100 interviewers in 48 states and revenue from 130 newspapers.
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Radio Networks Air Political Programs Across Stations
AP reports a schedule of political broadcasts across WEAF NBC WABC CBS and other networks detailing Democratic Republican and Socialist programs with speakers from Jones Thompson Dewey Roosevelt Aiken Champ Clark Norris Barton Willkie Johnson Pinchot Kennedy Drexel Biddle Hurst and others. The piece also covers Gallup Poll cooperation with 130 newspapers and explains limitations and potential of public opinion measurement as a democratic tool.
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Nebraska
Beadle County Real Estate Transfers Report
Dora A. Roop transfers property to Gladys Roop in Seattle Washington for ten dollars and record 10 11 65. Sheriff transfers to Mrs F N Jensen in Lodi Galit for 315 dollars. Lot 22 Bik 10 Wolsey.
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Third Party Complications Arise Before Minnesota Wisconsin Voters
In the 1940 campaign Wisconsin and Minnesota face third party friction. Wisconsin Roosevelts and Progressives align with LaFollette to break GOP hold, while Willkie gains some support from factions. Minnesota sees Democrats and Farmer-Laborists unite to keep Roosevelt squarely in the state. Campaign battles touch governorship races and Senate contests as Shipstead and Benson maneuver amid party splits and cross endorsements.
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Senate
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Stassen
Hjalmar Petersen
Farmer-Labor
Edward Murphy
Shipstead
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Farmer~ Labor
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Iowa
George 4. Wilson
John K Valentine
South
Berry Sees Victory For FDR In South Dakota Rally
Tom Berry state chairman of the Democratic party told a capacity crowd in MARTIN that Roosevelt will win South Dakota by a similar margin to four years ago. He predicted Lewis W. Bicknell would win the gubernatorial race in a landslide, citing dissatisfaction with the current administration.
North Dakota senatorial race features Lemke Langer and Vogel
In North Dakota the senatorial contest centers on William Lemke running as an independent after renomination to Congress and withdrawal from the Republican race, former Governor William Langer holding the Republican nod, while Democrat Charles J. Vogel campaigns as National Committeeman.
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McNary Pleads For Revival Of Spirit Of Enterprise
Senator Charles L. McNary urged a revival of the nation’s spirit of enterprise during his Salt Lake City remarks on November 2. He spoke to supporters outlining policies to spur growth, innovation, and economic resilience amid postwar challenges.
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Republican nominee calls for greater abundance over scarcity
In a campaign speech Friday the Republican vice presidential nominee urged revival of the spirit of enterprise. He warned against the New Deal creed of an aging nation and promised a plan to expand the economy. He asserted the next administration would oppose free trade dogmas of the State Department.
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