West Is Lining Up For Roosevelt Nomination Says Wheeler
Senator Wheeler of Montana returned to Washington predicting the West will back Franklin D Roosevelt for the Democratic presidential nomination and possibly win the election if he captures Chicago. He toured Roosevelt’s behalf through North Dakota Illinois Minnesota Montana finding sentiment favorable for Roosevelt. In North Dakota the law on the Republican delegates bound to the preference vote remains unsettled as officials and the attorney general weigh the ambiguity and precedent.
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West
Roosevelt
Wheeler
Washington
Montana
Franklin D. Rooseveltt
Chicago
New Yorker
Mr. Roosevelt
North Dakota
Illinois
Minnesota
Montanen
Frazier
France
Maryland
Hoover
James Morris
Mississippi
Portland
Maine
James A. Farley
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Farley
Democratic Committee
Roosevelt polls hint at West support at Chicago convention
The dispatch notes Roosevelt’s strong West appeal with instructed delegates eyed in the Roosevelt camp. Maine, North Dakota, and New Hampshire show momentum for Roosevelt, while Iowa eyes HoOvers influence. Farley asserts Roosevelt’s electability and aims to secure Democratic delegates for a first-ballot nomination.
Irvin to Assume U S Steel Presidency in April
William A. Irvin steps into one of the world’s top roles as he becomes president of U S Steel on April 19. A former railroad telegrapher, he succeeds James A. Farrell and has served as vice president of American Sheet & Plate Co. in Pittsburgh and of U S Steel in New York since last September.
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William A. Irvin
United States, Steel Corporation
Irving
James A. Farrell
American Sheet & Plate Co
Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel
New York
Unworthy It Must Need Be a Fearful Ex Probation
Fragmentary line cites a warning on moral worthiness with a Judge bearing witness, reflecting a legal or religious admonition from a historical text. The quotation centers on the fear of judgment and the exposure of virtue or merit before authority.
Power trust to influence fall campaigns in 1932
Washington reports a joint declaration by 15 Senators and 22 Representatives that the power question will be a major issue in fall campaigns. The 37 lawmakers condemn the power trust and its effort to shape presidential nominations, detailing candidate positions on public power and ownership.
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Washington
National Popwar Government League
Hoover
Judson King
League
Senate
House
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