The Crossley Poll Shows Little Change in September Readings
Archibald M. Crossley reports the Crossley Poll findings for October 1 indicate no shift since September 1 among gubernatorial and presidential contenders. Truman edges up slightly while Wallace declines, with Thurmond near a tie and Dewey steady. shifts depend on voter turnout and state conduct at polls.
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Iman
October Shilling Opinion Poll Signals Shifts in Support
The October survey notes shifting loyalties among Roosevelt and Wallace voters, with Truman’s reelection prospects still weak. It projects Roosevelt’s share rising slightly in November from 65 to 67 percent and non-voters from 40 to 42 percent, mainly influenced by Wallace. The piece hints at broader Republican apathy to be explored in a future report.
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Wallace
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Grosstoy, Inc
Enginemen Convene for 20th Biennial Convention
The New York Mate Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen will meet here today for their 20th biennial convention. Delegates from 5% stake lodges will attend sessions that run through Friday.
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New York Mate Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Workman Hartin Fall From Power Pole Near Little Utica
Paul Kimball of Bali Winsville, 8 percent, was injured after an 85 foot fall from a high voltage pole near Little Utica. He sustained possible spinal fracture and severe bruising. freed by Spaulding Ambulance crew. He lives in Baldwinsville and worked for Day and Zimmerman Co on the line.
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Kimball
Day and Zimmerman Co
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Bald
Wainsville
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