Final Roosevelt landslide predicted by Literary Digest poll
New York Nov 4 Roosevelt led in 41 states with 474 electoral votes to Hoover 57 and carried about 63 million popular votes. Roosevelt 12,715,760 to Hoover 1,150,308 with Norman Thomas 148,079. Digest editors note possible moves in three states and question Democratic turnout.
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Tunney Loses Fight to List His Name as Voter
Bridgeport Conn November 4 James J Gene Tunney failed to gain a vote on Tuesday as Superior Court Judge Frank P McEvoy dismissed his petition to compel the Stamford board of registraton to enter his name after missing the registration deadline He was in a New York hospital when registrations closed October 22 and sought a writ of mandamus claiming his constitutional rights were violated by the delay in registering
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Gene) Tunney
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Housekeeping Rooms Galore Available Now
Housekeeping rooms are plentiful and ready for occupancy at Fannin 123r. Mary Lou Gall is listed as a contact for inquiries and reservations.
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Fannin
Presidential poll tabulation in Hearst papers shows state gains
Washington reports on the San Antonio Light tabulation of Hoover and Roosevelt votes nationwide. The table lists each candidate's total vote, state majorities, and gains since the last report, with state-by-state movement and net gains highlighted across participating Hearst morning, evening, and Sunday papers.
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San Saba Pupils on Honor List
San Saba high school honored the top ten students for the first term at a weekly Rotary lunch. Honorees include Madge Mosley Verena King John Fagg Marshall Fox Jack Crockett Reuben Senterfitt Woodrow Wilson Tin Maultsby Hazel Smith Marjorie Oliver.
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Verena King
John Fagg
Marshall Fox
Jack Crockett
Reuben Senterfitt
Woodrow
Wilson
Tin. Maultsby
Hazel Smith
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Group Forms Citrus Marketing Association in Winter Gardens
CARRIZO: SYRANGS Nov 4. An association to market citrus in the Winter Gardens district was formed at a growers meeting. A preliminary survey indicates a small crop for the area.
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Syrangs
Winter Gardens
Pioneer Queen Mary L Singleton Dies in Denver
Mary L Singleton known as Queen Of Leadville dies in Denver after a long life in Colorado pioneer circles. Reported age listed as 106, mourning spreads among old timer communities and Colorado history circles.
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Colorado
Mary L. Singleton
Leadville
State nurses to meet Lake Placid in October
The New York State Nurses Association plans its annual convention in Lake Placid New York on October 4 5 6 A featured event will be an entertainment at the exclusive Lake Placid club highlighting the gathering and activities of nurse professionals across the state.
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New York State Nurses’ Association
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West Virginia solid for Democrats in final poll
The San Antonio Night’s post ard presidential poll shows West Virginia safely in the Democratic column as Roosevelt leads Hoover 1221 to 994 in the latest returns. Roosevelt holds 57 percent. Hoover 43. Previous weeks shifted but current data mark a Democratic gain with 18,200 total West Virginia ballots in the poll era.
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Colorado
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Bastrop Class Elects Officers in 1932
The Bastrop High School sophomore class elected officers: Berhice Price president, La Verne Bryson vice president, Father Peterson secretary, Woody Compton treasurer, Ruth Lake reporter, Sam Edith Higgles sergeant at arms.
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Texas
Bastrop High School
Berhice Price
LaVerne Bryson
Father Peterson
Woody Compton
Ruth Lake
Sam Edith Higgles
Favorable Report on Fee Slash Bill
The Texas House committee on state affairs approved a bill by Representative PF L Anderson of San Antonio to cut fees for district county and precinct officials. The measure passed 7 to 6 and would cap maximum fees at $800.
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House Committee On State Affairs
Texas
PF. L. Anderson
San Antonio
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