Roosevelt Leads Total Poll in Nation Wide Vote Count
The Roosevelt column shows 61 428 to 54 397 for the Republican choice with solid South excluded. Electorals favor Republicans 233 to 193 as tables show ongoing state by state tallies. A general two party frame contrasts Roosevelt’s lead with Borah Landon and Hoover among Republicans and notes on third party votes.
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Democratic and Republican Vote Breakdown With Third Party adds
Poll breakdown shows Roosevelt with 61 428 in Democratic votes and wide scattering among other choices. Republican leaders include Borah Hoover Vandenberg and Capper with various regional tallies. Third party line lists Mayo Capper Fish Norris and others among scattered supporters.
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Washington Watch: Prepares for New Congress and Major Debates
Washington notes anticipate a contentious January start as Congress returns. Key topics include soldiers bonuses, tax plans, long-term veterans funding, Social Security and Townsend influence, NRA modifications, AAA permanence, and naval conference implications for national defense.
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War and Peace Talk Meant to End War by Reason
A writer argues against relying on reason to end war, calling wars driven by governments not ordinary people. He notes moral sanctions and international police are needed, compares U S freedoms to global travel, and urges universal religious ethics as the path to lasting peace.
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Officials Agree on Local Budget and Accounting Forms
Harrisburg officials from county groups third class cities poor districts and townships have nearly finalized uniform budget and accounting forms. Secretary of Internal Affairs Thomas A Logue led meetings under the 1935 legislation with county commissioners controllers and city and township associations and announced broad agreement on most items.
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