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...Album poll is here. The men of '43 and '44 will start revealing their innermost thoughts on the progress of the War, their life at College, and their social progress, when the Senior Album gives out its lengthy poll tonight in the dining halls of the seven Houses...
...Republicans, out of office, had fewer officially famous men to sound the tocsin in their behalf. Their candidates had to campaign with less Olympian aid. Nevertheless, the Gallup poll showed them winning somewhere between five and 25 seats in the House...
...business of the Harvard student to take his place as a responsible citizen and work for Casey's election. Harvard men have carried on political campaigns for candidates for local and national officers before, and to great effect; the Liberal Union once again asks student cooperation--canvassing, speaking, poll-watching--in a campaign well-worth the winning. Louis H. Pollak '44. President, Harvard Liberal Union...
...York, Democrats were asking for more help from Franklin Roosevelt for their candidate for Governor, John J. Bennett. The New York Daily News's poll showed Republican Thomas E. Dewey leading even in usually Democratic New York City, gave Dewey a 59%-to-36% lead in the State. (A semifinal Gallup poll gave Dewey the advantage, 51%-to-41%, but showed a Bennett comeback.) In Massachusetts, Republicans now felt certain that their handsome Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. would beat off the threat of determined Congressman Joseph E. Casey (still waiting for a Roosevelt blessing...
Leading all war songs on the juke-box popularity poll was the season's wackiest satirical item, Der Fuehrer's Face, which sold out its initial edition of 100,000 records ten days after its release three weeks ago. A medley of bronx cheers and polka-dottiness that has to be heard to be appreciated, Der Fuehrer's Face last week seemed well on its way to become the comic theme song of World War II. The song was written by Walt Disney's Tunesmith Oliver Wallace for a picture originally entitled Donald Duck in Nutzi...