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...OHIO??Bush won in 2000 by?...
Al Gore gave up on Ohio??in October 2000. Kerry's not walking away. And with the state economy weak, Bush's approval rating sank to 43% in a recent poll. Bothe sides will try to win in Columbus, Dayton and Canton. Kerry needs a big turnout in Cleveland and Toledo; Bush needs it in the northwestern Farm Belt and the Cincinnati suburbs. Legal fights are already erupting over electionprocedures...
...when poor people walked, one Jacob Sechler Coxey?now the respectable Republican Mayor of Massillon, Ohio??? marched a ragged army of 100 men from his hometown to Washington to get the Government to do something about hard times. Last month when Congress opened, 1,600 Red "hunger marchers" arrived at the Capital in trucks, tried to muscle their way into the Senate chamber and, failing, traipsed off yelling the "International" (TIME, Dec. 14). Last week another, far larger "army" invaded Washington. No handful of disgruntled partisans were they, but more than 10,000 orderly men who differed from the silent...
Unapportioned among the big four Eastern railroads?Pennsylvania, New York Central, Baltimore & Ohio, Nickel Plate-Chesapeake & Ohio???was the New England rail territory in their huge Eastern merger agreement of last month (TIME, Jan. 12). Last week came an inkling of what these systems proposed to do with this important trackage when William H. Boyd, personal counsel for the Nickel Plate's Van Sweringen brothers, addressed 400 potent New Englanders at Providence. Mr. Boyd, who would not have conceivably spoken out of turn on such a delicate matter, outlined the following distribution of New England roads to the big four...
...Philippines an immense national treasure which it is in no way obligated to surrender for sentimental reasons. Of the total area ?larger than Illinois and Ohio???80% belongs to the Government...
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