Truman Election Outlook With Thurmond And Wallace Absences
Archibald Crossley analyzes how combining votes from the split-off States Rights and Progressive parties would boost Truman. He estimates adding 66 votes to Truman could yield 266 electoral votes, potentially making him president, with caveats about voter behavior and regional splits.
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First Woman Social Welfare Attache To India
Evelyn Hersey, a 30 year veteran of social work, will sail from New York November 2 to New Delhi as the first woman social welfare attache in the U.S. Embassy. Irving J. Fasteau already serves as a social welfare attache in Paris. The two posts aim to report on welfare needs from public aid to juvenile delinquency and baby feeding, a new emphasis in American foreign policy. If successful, more such attaches may be added.
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