New Deal Slid But Still Dominant in Vital States
Washington reports that the new deal remains dominant in most key states as the campaign nears its final week. The Literary Digest poll shows anti new deal sentiment among straw voters in 17 states, while Democratic spokesmen forecast two-thirds Senate and House majorities. Republicans see new hope but inquiry finds no rapid slip threatening Democratic tallies.
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Nazification of Teligion Opposed in Berlin Meeting
Berlin dispatch reports Evangelical churchmen opposing Nazification of religion foresee discussion of the church schism at a Friday meeting of Nazi district leaders. Opposition notes Jaeger and Mueller face resistance as Hitler cancels an audience with Mueller amid pressure from advisers, Papen and Von Epp urged caution.
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