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That the present class has no complaint against the quality of the food was indicated by a representative poll recently undertaken by the CRIMSON. A number of men from every hall were questioned in this poll, and without exception, each expressed satisfaction with the calibre of the food...
...Literary Digest poll Harvard voted 1,911 "yes" on the question "Do you on the whole approve of the policies of the Roosevelt Administration?", while 1,024 men expressed their dissatisfaction with the New Deal...
This fall the Literary Digest has conducted a second and smaller vote to see if the summer's industrial unrest has changed public opinion. According to this follow-up poll, which has not been attempted in any of the colleges, the nation as a whole still supports President Roosevelt, but by a much smaller margin than formerly...
...committees formed by both Republicans and Democrats. Consequently there is just as much interest in the local political battle as there is the national recovery crusade. Whether or not Democrats will vote a "straight ticket" of Curley and approval of the New Deal is another point that the poll seeks to determine...
Died. William ("Willie") Clarkson, 73, famed London wigmaker and costumer; suddenly, after a stroke; in London. When his father, portrayed as "Poll Sweedlepipe" in Charles Dickens' Martin Chuzzlewit, died, Son William, 15, took over the Drury Lane Wiggery. He made wigs for the celebrities of the opera and theatre, masquerade costumes for Europe's crowned heads, the phrase "Wigs by Clarkson" a program fixture...