Modern Presidential Campaign Strains in Airborne Stassen Era
Harold Stassen leads a modern campaign powered by air travel and a dedicated staff of 11, using a plane-borne duplicating machine to run speeches and coordinate advance teams. He funds the effort via Minnesota based drives including a national Minnesota fund chaired by William Vanderbilt, with contributions averaging around 14 dollars and 60 cents.
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Mnarold Oliver
Romney Wheeler
AP Press
Harold E. Stassen
Alfred E. Smith
Ra- Smith
Wendell Willkie
Willkie
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Ohio
Harding
William McKinley
Can- Ohio
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Coolidge
Hoover
Franklin
D. Roosevelt
Dewey
Stassen
Chicago
Denver
Iowa
West
St. Paul
Robert Matteson
Harvard
State Department
Minnesota
Ed Larsen
William Vanderbilt
Rhode Island
Alfred Lindley
Minneapolis
Daniel Gainey
Owatonna, Inn
Neighbors
New Director of Placements Named at University
Joe M. Galloway, former Tennessee Bureau of Personnel, becomes director of placement at the University of North Carolina. Kathryn Cook promoted to associate director of placement. Fred H. Weaver announces consolidation of vocational guidance and placement for men and women and expanded liaison with business. Galloway and Cook to oversee enhanced student records and central office coordination. Galloway and wife Margaret Moore have a daughter, Jo Angelyn.
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Joe M. Galloway
University of Tennessee
Bureau of Personnel
University Oforth Carolina
Galloway
Kathryn Cook
Fred H. Weaver
Miss Cook
Margaret Moore
Marion
N. C
Jo Angelyn
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