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STATE DIE-HARD SPIRIT GROWING, POLL REVEALS 17,210 Favor Present Regime; 15,237 Do Not, Magazine Finds. Indiana, long known as a stronghold of die-hard conservatism, is waging a strenous battle over approval of President Roosevelt’s liberal policies, in the Literary Digest poll. Out of 32.447 ballots, 17.210 supported the administration while 15,237 stated their disapproval. Os

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17,242 who voted for the President in 1932, 13,351 would vote for him now. Os 13.620 who voted for Hoover in 1932, only 3,101 would support him now. This poll apparently bears out the contention of politicians that Indiana naturally is conservative and that President Roosevelt won his Indiana majority in 1932 due to the tremehdous demand for a change. The poll shows that Indianan gradually is swinging back to a distrust of anything new. Indiana bankers apparently are nursing a grouch against the administration, having voted 577 to 323 aga.iiAt President Roosevelt's policies. The national poll shows that forty-seven states have upheld the administration while big money, as represented by the bankers, is opposed to the new deal. Five thousand Alsatian dogs serve as guides for blind persons in Germany.

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ter, chaplain, and Charles Spotts, state convention delegate. Other candidates on the past commanders’ slate are Charles A. Broadhead, first vice-commander; L. G. Brock, second vice-commander; H. H. Nagle, third vice-commander; William H. Boyd, adjutant; Harry Morton, finance officer; H. W. Townsend, sergeant-at-arms; Albert Neurer, historian; W. H. Keller, Charles O. Warfel, H. H- Nagle, F. E. Livengood and H. W. Townsend, directors; William H. Boyd, Charles

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