Roosevelt Victory Calmly Tracked In Early Returns
Franklin D. Roosevelt watched tabulators in a hotel quietly as returns narrowed, declining to issue a formal statement until western results were clearer. He praised Louis Howe and James Farley, spoke of restoring prosperity, and was seen with his mother and wife as he prepared for the forthcoming administration amid uncertain congressional control.
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Great Task Now Faces Roosevelt After Election
The AP reports Roosevelt’s victory sets urgent early duties before inauguration. Congress will reconvene to shape the 1933 34 budget and address winter emergencies. Roosevelt’s leadership and patronage power will back party decisions as the nation seeks to avoid hunger and cold.
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Victory for Norman Thomas Despite Defeat, Socialist Vote Up
Norman Thomas called defeat a victory as early returns showed an increase for the Socialist ticket. He argued gains came from convinced socialists rather than a protest vote, while voters backed Roosevelt in the major parties. He contrasted the Democratic Party’s power with a lack of guiding principles.
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Radio Features Best in Radiolans Sera
The piece describes WCM Nashville's 50 kilowatt transmitter dedication on Saturday with WEAF NBC coordinating a multi city program from New York to Nashville. It notes speakers James A. Farley and Everett Sanders heads of the Democratic and Republican national committees and lists football matchups for Saturday across WEAF NBC WJZ NBC and WABC CBS.
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Roosevelt Leads In Faulk County With Three Precincts Missing
Faulk County returns show Roosevelt Norbeck and Christopherson building comfortable margins as three precincts remain. Roosevelt leads Hoover 1648 to 1088, Norbeck 1899 to 820 for Cherry, and Christopherson 1443 to 1133 over Hildebrandt with final totals awaited. Republican wins include clerk of court Mason Chamberlain and register of deeds Grace Douglas.
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Roosevelt Majority Seen At Seventy Thousand In Sd
Sioux Falls reports D A McCullough state chairman predicts Roosevelt will lead Hoover by about 70,000 after complete count in South Dakota. He also notes Fred H Hildebrandt won the first congressional race.
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Democratic confidence rises in South Dakota races
District politics show Theodore Werner predicting a 5000 vote win over Rep Williamson in the second district while My. Cullough forecasts Berry's margin over Gov Green at 32000. McCulough doubts Norbeck'sSenate win. Cherry could surge west of the river. Copper slabs in Sweden and bricks of tea were once used as coinage.
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Distress on Three Steamers Off Southeastern U S Coast
Three steamers were in distress off the southeastern United States as a hurricane threatened southern Cuba. The British freighter Phemius, leaking and 150 miles east of Cape Gracias a Dios, was being aided by the Killerig. The American freighter San Simeon reported danger but was later out of immediate danger after help was requested. The American steamer Tocsia had engine trouble off the Florida coast with a rescue ship on standby.
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Theft at Cherbourg Museum Stolen French Relic
An unscrupulous visitor to Cherbourg museum stole a 11th century reliquary bearing the royal arms of France and containing relics of Saint Agatha. Authorities seek the thief and urge witnesses to come forward.
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