GOP Has Many To Pick From
PRINCETON New Jersey December 9 The resurgent Republican party looks toward 1948 with nearly a dozen leaders in the spotlight as possible nominees. Gov Thomas E Dewey leads in popularity after re election as governor November 5. Harold E Stassen and others like Arthur H Vandenberg John W Bricker Earl Warren and Robert A Taft follow with sizable but smaller support. A recent poll compares these figures with November results.
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Poll trends show Dewey leading early nomination race
In the pre election snapshot dated Nov 1, Dewey leads with 52 percent among those polled while Vandenberg and Taft trail. About 23 percent are undecided and 33 percent express no choice. Historical context notes shifts before past conventions and the long lead time before 1940 and 1944 nominations.
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Political nominating pace shifts with availability and name recognition
The piece notes nominees rise or fall by availability and name recognition, with many new Republicans elected last month who could become favorites by convention time. A small Eisenhower boomlet follows his CIO speech, though today’s survey tethers him lower, given the need to broaden name familiarity and party reach.
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More Cities War On Rat Menace
Chicago reports that cities including Kansas City Missouri and St. Louis have created permanent anti-rodent bureaus to combat a rat problem that caused nearly nine million dollars in damage in a single city last year.
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4-H Hereford Judging Contest at Tucson Livestock Show
A 4 H Hereford judging contest will run with the Tucson Livestock Show from 8 30 to 10 30 a m on Jan 25. Each county may enter two official four member teams. Previous winners are ineligible. Two rings of Hereford cattle judged with written reasons required. Top team wins 50 prize to split among members. other awards include 10 for two top individuals and 7.5 for next four. Awards fund travel to the 4 H round up in June and are financed by Valley National Bank.
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Tea show for war brides staged by Allegheny students
Meadville reports a tea and fashion show for foreign war brides staged by Allegheny College students. The brides enjoyed the style show but politely refused second cups of tea, saying they preferred their tea stronger.
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