Family voting patterns show wives aligning with husbands
Archibald M Crossley reports the Crossley poll finds nine of ten families vote the same way with males dominating. Some households act as election committees while others show division. overall, women lean toward Landon and many couples share voting choices, though one man notes he votes as his wife without a reason.
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Klug Features Syndicate, Inc
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Landon
Roosevelt
Pasuly
Butler Life Pass Awarded to USC Football Figure
David Buller of Twentieth Century-Fox receives a life pass to all University of Southern California football games acknowledging his contributions to sports.
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IT WAS SO IN 1932 Farley Then Swore by Digest's Poll
Special to Sructican Newspapers, York Oct. 16. Digest poll figures show Handon leading Roosevelt in electoral votes, with 22 states and 870 votes to 16 states and 161 votes. Commentary from Rep. Marlin Jr. notes a four year prior Parley quote praising the Digest poll. The seventh week’s tabulation also shows shifting state leads, city vote totals, and the impact of urban ballots. The article discusses relief aid voters and the overall electorate, noting demographic slices and vote tendencies.
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Tightened Aid Laws Urged By Texas Senator
Senator Clint Small of Amtride urged the Texas Senate to tighten the old age pension law and move administration to the board of control. He endorsed amendments to a cannabis tax bill and supported sales tax ideas aimed at helping the needy. Other senators sought changes to taxes on telephone entries in small towns and outdoor advertising, while Pat Dougherty of Austin was nominated to chair the liquor central board after D. B. Benson resigned.
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Tyler
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Frants Ville
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Austin
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Bowie
Convict Negro Maid of Jewelry Theft
Danle Stanfield, a Black servant at Col. and Mrs. BP King, Fork Sam Houston, was convicted by a jury of stealing jewelry valued at $100 from Colonel King’s home on January 7. The jewelry belonged to Mrs. Gertrude Doone, the Colonel’s visiting niece. Sentence was deferred.
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BP King
Fork Sam Houston
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Gertrude Doone
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Bookie Shop Tax Bill Moves Fast in Texas House
Austin October 18 a bill to legalize and tax loose race bookmakers nears passage in the Texas House. Pat Dwyer of San Antonio proposes 5900 annual fees per bookie shop as lawmakers push tax measures, pension funding, and emergency warrants amid a busy special session.
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House of Representatives
Pat Dwyer
San Antonio
House
Senate
Sunday School Play Featured During Youth Week
Travis Park Methodist church sun day school department presents a play titled With the Vote at 7 30 Friday in the educational building. Each department will hold open house after the performance as part of Childhood and Youth week.
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