Curtis Victory Predicted In Nebraska Race
Political observers expect Congressmen Carl T. Curtis to win re election next Tuesday by a large margin. He carried 18 803 votes in the primary while New Deal opponent had 8 066. Curtis approval follows a clean campaign despite attacks by the Union for Democratic Action and others.
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Carl Curtis
Republicans Expected To Gain At Least 35 Seats In Congress
Washington October 27 A coast to coast analysis shows a strong Republican trend across the nation. Frank Gannett assistant chairman of the Republican National Committee says Republicans will gain a minimum of 35 seats in the House on November 3. He blames public unrest and war concerns on Democratic leadership and predicts many incumbents may be swept out in close races. The survey notes dissatisfaction with Washington wartime preparations.
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