Word: galluped
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...government is turning its eyes away from the European situation just long enough to give an ear to the sad state of network music this side of the Monroe Doctrine boundary line. Congressmen don't even need the help of Dr. Gallup to sense that Jeanie's light brown hair has turned gray in the last two months, and Old Black Joe has long been a member of the angelic choir. Just to make sure he stays there, the government has decided to start a criminal anti-trust suit against ASCAP, but those who think that this may mean tuneful...
...Pollster George Gallup found last week that: 1) Franklin Roosevelt's personal popularity had reached 71%-highest figure in the Institute's seven-year "vote of confidence" index; 2) of all Roosevelt 1940 voters, only 5% disapprove his present policies; of all Willkie voters, 38% now approve Roosevelt policies...
...Britons felt about knuckling down to labor dictation, even with a Government pledge that full rights and privileges would be restored after the war, was indicated in a Gallup poll. To the question: "Do you think that the Government should be able to make people work where and when it thinks fit?" 31% said "Yes"; 25% said "Yes, with qualifications"; 30% said "No"; 14% had no opinion...
...argument between isolationists and interventionists. It shows shots of Senator Burton K. Wheeler, Representative Vito Marcantonio and ex-Editor Verne Marshall (see col. 1) denouncing the President's foreign policy, Franklin Roosevelt delivering his recent broadcast to the nation and his message to Congress, Dr. George Gallup commenting on the ballots which showed that 60% of the U. S. public favor increased aid to Britain even at the risk...
Last week Dr. George Gallup published a survey on Defense and what people thought about it. He found them unhappy (and misinformed) about the rate of plane production, deeply concerned for the gen eral state of Defense. He also found a majority for: > Running defense factories 24 hours a day (three shifts...