Late Returns From Polls Bring Laughs Across Regions
A roundup of election follies reports miscast ballots and stray candidates. Notable moments include Grant Reynolds appearing on 281 ballots in one district while running in another, and 439 people voting for him. In Connecticut and New York cases, incumbents and challengers faced lighthearted missteps as crowds gathered.
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New York
Portland
Ove
Demourt
Redight
Grant Reynolds
Reynolds
Wreestar
Mags
Pehr Holmes
Holmes
John Taman
Cook County
Chicago
Tax Appell Board
Ian
Jamaica
Joe O'Brienh
Moston Velci
Omaha
David Daws
Florida
Locust Valley
N. Y
Eugene Nolte
Texas
Repub Ingan
Connecticut
Brien McMahon
New Brit.aain
Wntn 1. G.O.P
Fairfield County
Henry Mucci
Mucci
John Lodge
Massachusetts
Dewey
Binghamton
Application Made for New Radio Station Albany
The communications commission heard testimony in Washington in support of Van Curler Broadcasting Co. for a new Albany station to replace WOKO at 1460 kilocycles. WOKO’s license renewal was denied. WOKO won reversal in the Circuit Court of Appeals, with the government seeking Supreme Court review. Dismissals of Albany and Fort Orange applications left Van Curler as the sole applicant for the frequency, with a $250,000 paid-up capitalization.
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The
Communications Commission
Washington
van Curler Broadcasting Co
Albany
Samuel E. Aronowils
WOKO
WORKO
Gircuit Court of Appeal
Supreme Court
Jower Court
Albany Broadcasting Co
Fort Orange Broadcasting Co
Commission
Aronowitz Testifed
van Curler Go
Inter
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Midget Auto Claims 72 Miles Per Gallon
A three passenger midget auto operated by a one cylinder motor is said to achieve 72 miles per gallon. Production ready in Jacksonville Florida by Kranela Roggan and Ben Skoney of Kenmare. Vehicle spans 102 inches long 44 inches wide and features airplane wheels.
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UPA
Jacksonville
Fla
Kranela J. 1 Roggan
Ben Skoney
Kenmare
Sticky Business Clears Theater Of Repeaters
Doveland manager of a neighborhood theater solves the problem of self repeating matinee audiences. After the last showing of Las Come Home he hushes the screen and offers chewing gum to all children who leave. He filled 400 seats within five minutes.
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Doveland
WL le Horwile
Youngstoves
Hunger Amid Alaska Strike Is Seen As Isolation Grows
Alaskan cities report acute shortages as territorial leaders seek federal aid. Freight costs, air and sea shipping limits, and layoffs cut food and materials. Seattle-anchored shipments arrive while Cordova and Juneau struggle with basics like flour sugar and meat.
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Stoneau
Alaska
Unis
Loring
Emmest H. Gruening
Washington
Ketchikan
Brlisn
Columbia
Seattle
Teamsters
Cordova
Marchants
Great Walls
Mont
Tnserve
Canada
Great Falls
Fairbanks
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Alaskan
Denby
Pete Mae Yys Rey
Troy
Pemo
Oca
Hollywood
Chinchilla
Hollander
Reg
Bombay
Ggg
Aratoga
America
Denby’s
Saratoga
U.S. Pat
Martini
Harper's Bazaar
American Woolen Co
Rte