Word: polling
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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...miles with you during the next three weeks, but I'll walk first." He chartered a cabin plane to make his appointment. Cost: $124. gress and because no other President's wife has been so much the topic of conversation," Dr. George Gallup took a poll on the popularity of Eleanor Roosevelt. The President's Gallup rating: 64%. Hers...
...meeting is the first move in an H. S. U. drive to bring N. Y. A. aid to Harvard. This spring the Student Union Plans to poll undergraduates to find out how many would benefit by N. Y. A. jobs...
...girls plan to question passing people in Harvard Square, and then report their findings to Professor Friedrich. The results of the poll will not be made known until next week...
...Spot news is important enough but much less important than it was before radio came along. Every poll or survey [has] . . . shown the great unworked field of newspapers as elaborators and interpreters...
...tired of hearing about it; 2) a record as a politician based on the narrow margin (about 64,000 votes) by which he was defeated for the Governorship of New York in 1938; 3) a favorite's position as voters' preconvention choice-56%, according to the Gallup poll-in the race for the Republican nomination. And before him, besides the Western ranges, lay a series of talks in Helena, Spokane, Portland, Salt Lake, Boise, 20-odd weeks before the Republican convention would meet in Philadelphia (see p. 17), and a chance to preach the doctrine of future growth...