Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 October 1936 — Page 8
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President’ Total 909 in Notre Dame Poll; Landon, 207.
Times Special NOTRE DAME, Ind. Oct. 29.— Judging from a straw “vote poll of Notre Dame students, President Roosevelt will win the presidential election by a landslide. In a poll conducted by The Scholastic, weekly news publication, the Democratic nominee carried every one of 35 states represented, The final tabulation gave Roosevelt 909 votes, : Jangcn 207, Lemke 33, and Thomas
Votes were registered from all sections of the cointry, from Maine to Colorado, and from Minnesota to Texas. In Kansas, Gov. Landon’s home state, Mr. Roosevelt won by a slight majority. An article appearing in a recent Scholastic said: “New York furnished one of the largest votes from a single state. In the Empire State, Mr. Roosevelt was more than a two to one favorite. “Indiana indorsed the President nearly three to one, as did Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania. Illinois Vote Largest “Illinois registered the largest state vote, Mr. Roosevelt receiving the overwhelming support of the group more than five to one. This ratio was one of the highest to be registered with the exception of scattered votes in a few far western states, where Roosevelt was the unanimous choice. ~~ “The solid South gave the Democratic nominee a large majority over his opponent, with Tennessee casting the largest number of votes from this section. Virginia was the only state in the South in which Mr. Roosevelt's margin was slim. A similiar poll, conducted in the fall of 1932, predicted the election of Mr. Roosevelt, The vote then “was Roosevelt, 302; Thomas, 210, and Hoover, 49.
FORD MAY PURCHASE ‘WRIGHT’S BIRTHPLACE
By United Press DAYTON, O., Oct. 29.—Henry Ford is “considering” purchase of
the birthplace of Orville Wright, in- - yentor of the airplane, he revealed after inspecting the old house, * Hawthorn-st here. Ford, with his son Edsel, other officials of the Ford Motor | Co., motored here from Detroit yes- | terday to view the bicycle shop] where the Wright brothers, Orville | and Wilbur, developed the heavier- | _ than-air machine 30 years ago.
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Miss Louise wilde and James Brock are to be the student speakers from Shortridge High School in the annual Community Fund campaign. They are to speak from Nov. 6 to 16 before local clubs and
organizations.
KERN TO ASK FUNDS FOR NEW DOG TRUCK
Following a conference with Safety Board members, Mayor Kern today announced an appropriation ordinance asking funds for purchase of a new city dog pound truck would be introduced at the City Council meeting Monday night. Mayor Kern said the two trucks now in use at the dog pound’ are antiquated. The action came after Edward P. Fillion, Republican board member, complained because only 57 stray dogs were picked up last week. Mayor Kern said the average
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the 3400 block at rush time “this morning was when a motorist called them.. “I'm at Emerson-av,” he aid tersely, “and the traffic on E. New York-st is backed up to here. I've got to get to work. I'm late already.” ' From then ‘on _calls came in so fast the police switchboard couldn’t handle them. Every one was mad,
[and the police went into action.
They found that the truck and trailer had pulled up gingerly to the Belt Railroad overhead, measured the hole like a cat, and started to back up. But there were office-bound cars in back and it took some time to
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CRASH KILLS DRIVER
By United Press TERRE HAUTE, Ind. Oct. 29.— Ray Miller, Brazil, was killed instantly and Homer Boyd and Helmer Rassett, also of Brazil, were injured critically last night when their automobile collided with a truck. The passenger car driver had attemped to avoid colliding with an interurban crossing the National Road east of here.
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PONTIAC, Mich, Oct. 29.—A mother, carrying her 2-months-old baby in her arms, walked into Cass Lake and drowned both herself and the child late yesterdaf. The woman, Mrs. Katherine ArDold, wife of an automobile factory worker, left home in the afternoon
of the family she was going to the
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woman to stop, but she continued into deeper water, finally disappearmg under the surface.
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Times Special DANVILLE, Ind, Oct. 29.—The annual conférence of Kappa Pi Beta, national honorary journalistic fra ty, and the National Mime-
ographed Paper Association is to be held at Central Normal College Nov.
Pp birthday in the front hall That's me pointing to the picture of Harry Wilken the first. He was my father’s father and a grand distiller. And so was Pop. That's my brother William to the right
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