Word: electioneerings
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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If Mr. Dewey's Tammany targets expected that his campaign speeches would be forgotten after his resounding victory at the polls last month, they were soon disillusioned. Day after election, an organization christened as the "Joint Committee on the County Clerk" wrote Democratic Governor Herbert H. Lehman suggesting that...
To other New Yorkers, their first experiment with "P. R." seemed last week a little puzzling. In the first dragging days of the count, official action had to be taken against soldiering on the part of the 1,778 counters and officials whose salaries, ranging from $10 to $30 a...
¶ Completion of nominations for the 1,143 parliamentary seats to be filled on December 12 by the first election under Russia's new Constitution (TIME, Nov. 8) disclosed last week that in nearly every case only one candidate had been nominated for each seat. According to Soviet President...
Cheering last week for the expected victory of the Stalin regime at the polls was Premier Prince Konoye of Japan. "If the results of the Russian election support the regime, trouble will not occur," beamed the Prince. "But if Stalin is upset it is impossible to say what may happen...
Election of Langdon P. Marvin '41 to head the 1941 Union Committee was announced at the end of last week by Kendric N. Marshall, '21 Secretary of the Union.