Poll results to be printed next Sunday
Washington Aug. Publication of the first nationwide tabulation of replies in the presidential poll conducted by Light in cooperation with Hearst papers is scheduled for next Sunday. With 45 of 48 states reported, the poll analyzes more than 3.5 million postcard ballots by state, district, county, gender, and past party preference to forecast the November race. A daily table will follow as more replies arrive, promising surprises and no clear early favorite.
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Five Directors Named for New Home Loan Banks
Five directors for the new federal home loan ranking system were announced at the White House. They include Franklin W. Fort former New Jersey congressman and ally of President Bo og ers Nathan Adams president of the First National Bank of Dallas Willan E Best attorney from Pittsburgh H Morton Bodfish Chicago and Dr John M Gries economist from Rosewood Ohio.
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Hay Fever Blamed on Gland Atrophy in Chicago Talk
Dr. Oakley Smith of Chicago linked hay fever to atrophy of the thyroid and pituitary glands during a meeting of the American Naprepathic association. He said gland issues hinder nasal membranes from receiving secretions to immunize against the fever.
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Bandits Terrorize Flooded Harbin
Bandits waged a campaign of terrorism among victims of severe floods in Harbin today. Scores were drowned as waters inundated areas to a depth of wx Tent. plus notes of floods affecting the region and emergency conditions.
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Roosevelt to Act as Appellate Judge in Walker Removal
Franklin D. Roggevelt Roosevelt prepared tonight to serve as an impartial appellate judge for the removal charges against Mayor James J. Walker. He will keep an open mind and comment only after Walker's personal defense in Albany next Thursday. The case marks a historic moment as the governor, wielding absolute removal power, contemplates the first mayor to defend his administration in a public hearing.
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