Word: electioneerings
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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"It is very unfortunate to try to bring religion into this campaign," declared New Deal-hating Publisher Paul Block last week in a signed editorial in which he tried to bring religion into the campaign by asserting that President Roosevelt had drafted New York's Governor Herbert H. Lehman...
Every election year since 1916 the Farm Journal has polled U. S. farmers on their Presidential preferences, correctly forecast the November results. Last week the first of its 1936 surveys came off the press, showed that of 50,000 straw votes, Republican Nominee Landon received 25,307, Democratic Nominee Roosevelt...
"I am going," announced Massachusetts' onetime Governor Joseph B. Ely after breakfasting with Republican Chair-man John Hamilton in Springfield, "to follow what I have always considered the ideals of the Democratic Party as I see them. It happens that in the coming election those ideals are espoused in...
Stretched shoeless on his bed in a Chicago hotel one day last week, Dr. Francis E. ("The Plan") Townsend received the Press, thoughtfully rejected a suggestion that he might be the next President of the U. S. "I wouldn't be a candidate," mused the 69-year-old onetime...
Old Harrovian Baldwin, knowing the Opposition to be impotent because the Government won Britain's last election on a platform of Eden idealism and has the victory safe in pocket, replied to Major Attlee: "Because I mentioned the question of oil from America, I have been accused of putting...