Religion and Kennedy Vote Split by Catholic Population
The states with high Catholic populations backed Senator John F. Kennedy in the 1960 election as voters weighed religion’s role. The piece recalls 1928 when Alfred E. Smith, also Catholic, was defeated by Herbert Hoover, with religion fueling controversy then as now. It notes uncertain effects on Catholic and Protestant voting and cites Kennedy and Nixon denying religious influence on votes.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
White House
Alfred E. Smith
Herbert Hoover
Smith
Hoover
South
New York
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Florida
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
United States
Vatican
Rome
America
Abraham Lincoln
Richard M. Nixon
Leon Kroll to Speak at Miami University Laws Hall
Leon Kroll, renowned American painter, will speak at Laws Hall, Miami University, tonight at 7 30. He is represented in major museums including the Met, Detroit, Los Angeles, Chicago, Whitney, and MoMA and has created murals for public buildings such as the Justice Building in Washington.
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Oxford
Leon Kroll
Laws Hall
Miami University
Kroll
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Detroit
Los Angeles
Chicago Art Institute
Whitney Museum of American Art
Museum of Modern Art
Miami
New Justice
Washington, D.C
Johns Hopkins University
Colgate Group Meeting Planned by Alumni in Cincinnati
Colgate University alumni in the Middletown area will meet Monday night at McMillan Manor Woodburn and McMillan streets Cincinnati Ohio. Dr Howard L Jones vice president of Colgate James F Martin director of business research at Xavier University and president of the Cincinnati Dayton alumni chapel will announce a special program for the meeting featuring ladies night latest films and slides of Colgate buildings facilities and recent Colgate football footage.
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Colgate University
Middletown
McMillan Manor
Woodburn
McMillan Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Howard L. Jones
Colgate
James F. Martin
Xavier University
Cincinnati - Dayton
Beaux Ties and Sleepwear At Remarkable Closeout Prices
Recognize our famed brand with slim sheath neckties in drip-dry nylon tricot. Colors include white beige coral pink blue with sizes. Also options in pajamas gowns night shirts and wind blown hair scene notes. Ideal vacation item easy to pack. Buy several to match costumes.
McAlpin's 3-Button Sport Coat Tailoring Sale
McAlpin's highlights a meticulously tailored 3-button sport coat. Features include roomy pockets, metal buttons, full rayon acetate lining. Available in blue brown or navy, sizes 36 to 42, regular or long.
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McAlpin’s
Wool Worsted Slacks For Precise Fit In Banker's Grey
Precisely tailored wool worsted slacks designed for the exacting man. Trimly pleated front with belt loops and quality detailing throughout. Banker's grey brown or charcoal in sizes 30 to 42. Low price aims to surprise shoppers.
New Champ Hat Styles Arrive at McAlpin's
Complete the well dressed look with a smart styling touch from McAlpin's. A complete selection of new Champ hat shapes in blue, grey, or brown is now on sale. hurry in to see them all.
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