Large Vote Expected Amid Apathy for 1954 Elections
Washington officials and party leaders predict a large turnout on November 2 with about 45,115,000 potential voters, a rise of 2.8 million from the last midterm. About 41,879,146 people are eligible to vote for congressional and state offices, a new high for nonpresidential years. The Census pegs civilian adults at 100,223,000, plus an estimated 2.5 million armed forces over 22. Despite apathy, both parties push for high turnout, arguing it aids their campaigns.
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Despie
Associated Press
Census Bureau
Projections Show Broad Yet Varied 1950 Ballot Trends
The piece surveys party expectations across states for House votes. Republicans see turnout as a confidence test on the administration. Estimates suggest 39 states would lead in House ballots, with 34 states gaining over 1950 highs. Idaho Indiana Missouri Ohio Utah Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin appear among smaller vote states, while 14 states show lower turnout than 1950. A separate incident recounts a fatal shooting at 30 E 14th St where Muscott was killed and Heyer died after exchanging shots. The cucumber note traces its spread from Columbus to Haiti and Florida.
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Idaho
Indiana
Missouri
Ohio
Utah
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Arizona
Iowa
New Jersey
New York
Oregon
Relatives See Man Slay Brother-In-Law in New York
New York October 22 relatives and workers watched as Nathan Heyer 56 president and treasurer of Janice Shops Inc pursued and shot dead his brother in law Herman Muscott 54 after a long feud over business management. He then barricaded himself in an office and killed himself. Police say Heyer had not been in the offices on the second floor recently.
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14Th St
Muscott
Heyer
Columbus Hospital
New York
Nathan Heyer
Janice Shops, Inc
Herman Muscott
Sabrina at City Opera House Continues Through Tuesday
The City Opera House presents the hit comedy Sabrina starring Humpfrey Bogart William Holden and Audrey Hepburn. New Cinemascope Technicolor show Woman's World begins Wednesday with Lauren Bacall Arlene Dahl June Allyson Van Heflin Cornel Wilde Fred MacMurray and Clifton Webb.
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Sabrina
City Opera House
Humphrey Bogart
William Holden
Audrey Hepburn
Lauren Bacall
Arlene Dahl
June Allyson
van Heflin
Cornel Wilde
Fred MacMurray
Chifton Webb
Webb
Influenza Vaccine To Be Given To Atlantic Fleet
The Atlantic Fleet will receive influenza vaccines for about 200000 officers and men by November 15. Navy officials said influenza is a chief ailment among fleet personnel during winter months and vaccination will be administered across the fleet.
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