First Time Voters Seen In 1952 Presidential Year
A feature on first time voters titled I Can Vote In 1952 cites a survey by the country’s largest youth research firm. The study spanned 31 sections including two U S army camps, predicting nine million youths will be eligible this November with about half planning to vote. Highlights show Eisenhower leading among male and female respondents with 39.2 percent and 31.4 percent respectively, trailed by other choices.
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1952 Presidential Election Interest and Preferences
Survey shows Eisenhower leading with 30.7 percent and Truman limited to 7.4 percent among party choices. Other candidates include Dewey and Senator Douglas with double digit shares. Voters split on planning to vote with 26.2 percent saying no and 11.5 percent unsure.
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Annual Farm Bureau Meeting Tonight in Will County
Will County Farm Bureau members hold their annual meeting at 7 30 tonight in American region hall. W G Kammlade, director of extension service at the University of Illinois, will be the chief speaker. Five new directors to be named and reports of the year's work presented. Children of farm families will be entertained by movies during the session. Afterward, members will square dance and enjoy refreshments.
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W. G. Kammlade
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
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