Farley May Not Return To Post
The Associated Press reports that James A. Farley, Democratic chairman, may retire from the Roosevelt cabinet after Roosevelt's reelection. Farley took a leave of absence as postmaster general last August to focus on the campaign and may keep party chairmanships at the national and New York state levels while not certain about returning to the postmaster general post. He indicated no decision on a 1938 gubernatorial run, and friends say his priority is a gold armor. Farley began as Stony Point town clerk and rose to state committee secretary, then chairman, and after 1932 became national committee chairman while remaining a presidential adviser.
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New York
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Farley
National Committee
New York State Committee
Stony Point
Rockland County
Hudson River
State Committee
Union Party Official Pleased With Campaign Progress
Chicago November 4 John Nystul national campaign manager for the Union party said the step in the Union party vote has been a tremendous gratification to me and the other executives and managers of the Union party He managed the campaign of William Lemke North Dakota congressman who had the support of Reverend Charles G Coughlan Detroit radio priest We have dedicated ourselves to this task there will be no retreat The Union party today is a national organization.
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Chicago
John Nystul
Union Party
Wystul
William Lemke
North Dakota
Charles G. Coughlan
Detroit
Tnlon Party
Democrats Win Governor Jobs Sweep Across States
Early returns show Democrats leading in seven governorships with a path to victory in 17 more while Republicans win only one state and lead in six. Roosevelt’s large vote sweep boosts Democratic incumbents and nominees in key contests including New York, Connecticut, Tennessee, Florida, Rhode Island, Texas, and Georgia.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Inmie
New York
Connecticut
Tennessee
Florida
Rhode Island
Texas
Georgia
Wilbur L. Cross
Arthur M. Brown
Shade Island
Robert E. Quinn
Charles B. Sixon
Allred
James V. Allred
E. DD. Rivers
L. P. Glass
Gordon Browning
Arizona
Arkansas
Delaware
Idaho
Dinois
Indiana
Kansas
Massachusetts
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
New Mexico
North Carolina
Ohio
Utah
West Virginia
Tom Ber~ey
Leslie Jensen
Coughlin Declines Election Comment From Royal Oak
Detroit November 4 Father Charis E Coughlin who opposed FDR said he has nothing to say about the election for now He had previously voted for third party candidates Lemke and Ward in Michigan for president and senator He also backed Republican candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state and attorney general
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Coughlin
Detroit
Charis E. Coughlin
Roosevelt
Royal Oak
William Lemke
Louis B. Ward
Michigan
United States
G O P Woman Solon Defeated in New Jersey Race
Washington Nov 4 A Democratic wave defeats Republican Florence Kahx as Rep Mary Norton (D N J) wins re election. Norton becomes first woman to chair an important House committee while Kahn first woman named to the appropriations panel. Also notes Oregon’s Mrs Wood and Mrs Honeymann connect to Roosevelt era.
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Florence W. Kahn
Mary T. Norton
New Jeresey
Florence P. Kahx
California
House
Mira Norton
District of Columbia
Washington
Kahn
Appropriations Committee
Congress
Kahng
Florence
Julius
Norras
New Jersey
West Coast
Nanny Wood
Oregon
Honeymann
Roosevelt
Faulk County Races Highlight Tight November Balloting
In Faulk County Faulkton November 42 special early returns show tight county and state contests. Roosevelt and London lead in national races while local officials split votes with Osborn tied with Gearge for treasurer awaiting final tally. precincts reporting 35 of 37.
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Faulkton
Faulk County
Roosevelt
London
Beny WM
Jensen
Bulow
Gurney
Hildebrandt
Mund
Abild
McMurchie
Wells
Lewis
Kelly
Hornby
Hinselman
Gibson
Hines
Lowe
lands—Stroot
Coveyes
Roddewig
Clarke
Chaussee
Ray
Doherty
Sievers
Forby
Osborn
George
Nielsen
Humphrey
Vensand
Potter
Ruhiman
Hoge
Osborne
Gearge
Election Officials Focus on State and National Races
Election officials prioritized state and national contests while results for judgeships and a state constitutional amendment remained unreported. This brief item notes incomplete tally updates as results were being gathered across jurisdictions.
Buffalo County Ballots Split in General Election
Buffalo County unofficial returns show Roosevelt leading Landon 401 to 372 for president while Senator Bulow tops Gunderson 385 to 375. Mundt defeats Hildebrandt 391 to 283 and Jensen over Berry 401 to 392, indicating a mixed result in state contests.
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Cann Valley
Buffalo County
Indica
Roosevelt
Alf Landen
W. J. Bulow
Chandler Gusney
Fred Hildebrandt
Karl Mundt
Leslie Jensen
Tom Berry
Local Races Report Partial County Returns and Amendments
Returns from county races and the state constitutional amendments had not been completely tabulated. Names and vote percentages are listed for several state offices including lieutenant governor attorney general secretary of state treasurer auditor and railroad commissioners with various districts and candidates.
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Ahild
MicMurphie
Roddewig
Clark
Welle
Lewis
suditor—Kelly
Horn
treacher—Hinselman
Gibson
Hines
Lawe
Covey
Chaussee
Murphy
Ray
Doherty
Halloween Party At Frakfort School Report
Third and fourth grade pupils enjoyed a balloween party in their room with games and lunch under teacher Mr Luxton. Primary pupils and Mrs Cowan held a party in their school room at the same time. The note mentions the New England shilling as the first coin issued in America by colonists and its popularity as a gesture of independence.
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Balloween
Frakfort
Luxton
Cowan
New England
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