Radio Broadcast Spending by Parties in New York Ad Budget
The Democratic and Republican committees report large radio ad outlays for the campaign. Democrats claim about 6 percent of total funds on communications and speeches, while Republicans note substantial but smaller radio spending. Total broadcasting expenditures approach roughly two million dollars across the two parties.
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Republican National
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Voted for Hoover Amid Split Ticket Observed
Fragmentary report notes Hoover support with Lindbergh splitting the ticket. mentions arrival and visit by unofficial sources, suggesting mixed voter alignment in the unspecified locality.
Fragmentary voter exchange at polling place
Vague remarks from a voter leaving a booth mention prior talk of voting for Hoover and a question about whether he cast a straight party ballot, but the reply is incomplete and unclear.
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Notable births and names in Winchester Virginia
The fragment notes names connected to Winchester Virginia on November 6 mentioning Mr and Mrs Robert Garrett and individuals Alvid E Smith and Harry F Byrd. Garrett described as a fruit grower. The text is incomplete and contains many garbled phrases.
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