Babson Finds Ike Victory Likely in National Poll
Babson polling across American workplaces and streets shows a consistent shift toward Eisenhower from Truman supporters. The survey notes gains in nearly all states with North Dakota as an exception, and cites large sample sizes and caution for margins of error.
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Babson poll shows Eisenhower leads with Dewey voters shifting
The Babson poll across 47 states finds 12 to 40 percent of former Truman voters now favor Eisenhower, while Dewey to Stevenson shifts are smaller. Gains cluster in the Midwest and corn belt, especially Ohio and Indiana, with Stevenson gaining in Illinois. Final tabulations hint at a 304 electoral votes for Stevenson or more, with a close Congress race and labor gains amid postwar wage increases.
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Milk Bill Debate Highlighted By Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce discussed a proposed milk bill advocating freedom for districts to set cooling or quota rules for marketing milk. Supporters urged a YES vote to grant dairymen and consumers a long deserved break, followed by a questions session. The event also mentioned a blood donor campaign led by Robert Belloni, a local attorney.
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Bloodmobile to Visit Myrtle Point October 20
The Cham bar urges support for a Red Cross Bloodmobile stop in Myrtle Point on October 20 from 3:30 to 6:30 to aid wounded in Korea. A committee led by Ed Roberts with Elton Schroeder Floyd Hall and Bob Belloni will coordinate the local drive.
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Bridge Has Two Newly Organized 4-H Clubs
On October 11 two 4-H clubs were formed in Bridge. The Cooking club named Bridge Mixers organized with Elma Magill as president Paula Lancaster as vice president Myrna Magill as secretary and news reporter Sandra Dillon as song leader. A Sewing club named Bridge Nimble Fingers organized with Alice Magill as president Marlene Robison as secretary Glenda Smith as reporter Sharon Ocheltree.
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Myrtle Point City Election Notice 1952
Notice of general election in Myrtle Point Coos County Oregon set for November 4 1952 at current polling places for state and county elections. Officials to be elected include one mayor three councilmen one city recorder and one treasurer. Dated October 21 1952 Myrtle Point Oregon. Signed N W Perkins Westy Recorder. Sevena dates October 23. For rent apartment also cabin Eighth and Weehow Sts Myrtle Point Ore 2 1t-pd
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