Evening star., 1932-11-09
MARYLAND GIVES
VOTE TO ROOSEVELT
Returns Tydings to Senate.
Lewis Has Only 5000
Lead Over Smith.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Md, November B.
The Maryland Democratic forces rode
to a spectacular victory in yesterday S
election, giving the States eight cleo
toral votes to Franklin D. Roosevelt
and returning its Senator, four OF the
six Representatives to Congress and
electing fifth one.
In the normally Republican territory
Of Western Maryland, David j. Lewis,
Democratic incumbent was leading by
slightly less than 5000 majority. with
48 of the 245 polling places unreported
early today.
Roosevelt carried Maryland by lead
OF 2 to / over President Hoover, Re-
publican candidate, for reelection, on
the basis Of reports from 1907 polling
places out Of 1871 in the State.
Tydings Leads Ticket.
Millard E. Tydings, Democratic can
didate for reelection as United States
Senator, was given a slightly greater
lead over Wallace Williams, nominee
of the Republican party, although the
total vote for neither was as large as
the total count for the Presidential
candidate Of the respective party OF
each
were assured of return to Congress by
the early-morning count are T. Alan
Goldsborough from the first district
William P. Cole from the second dis
trict, Vincent L. Palmisano from the
third district and Stephen w. Gambr1ll
from the fifth district. Ambrose j
Kennedy. Democrat, was elected from
the fourth district to succeed the late
]. Charles Linthicum to complete the
latter's unexpired term and next ful
term.
1907 Polling Places Report.
The total vote from the polling places
reported were as follows: For President
and Vice President 1,307 out OF 1871
polling places )-Roosevelt- Garner CDem-
ocrat). 30O,O43; Hoover Curtis (Repub.
lican). 174644; Thomas $50
cialist) 9.1O8. For United States Sena-
tor (l,3O7 out Of 1,37D-Millard E
Tydings (Democrat). 278,207; Wallace
williams (Republican). 129,052.
For Representative. first district Q6S
out Of 175)-T Allan Goldsborough
(Democrat), 38.471; Harry T. Phoebus
(Republican), 22,148.
For Representative, second district
(34s out Of 358)-William P. Cole
(Democrat), 85.o18; David L. Elliott
(Republican), 41,080.
For Representative, third district
GIGS complete) Vincent L. Palmisanc
(Democratic), 34.47s; R. Palmer In
gram (Republican), 1851.
For Representative, fourth district
short term--Ambrose ]. Kennedy CDem-
ocrat), unopposed. Long term (24e
complete) e)-Ambrose j. Kennedy (Dem-
ocrat), 46,352; Claude B. Sweezey Gre
publican), 22,562.
Fifth District.
For Representative, fifth district (181
complete) Stephen Gambrill CDemo.
craft, 1924; A. Kingsley Love Gre.
publican), 17,674.
For Representative, sixth district (20t
out Of 245)-David j. Lewis Demo.
craft, 37,430; Harold c. Smith (Repub-
+, ncan), 28,360.
Complete returns included Baltimore
City and the Counties of Anne Arundel
Calvert, Caroline, Charles, Dorchester
Garrett, Hartford, Howard, Kent, Mont.
| gomery, Prince Georges, Queen Annes
| ST. Marys, Talbot and Wicomico.
The results were incomplete early to-
day from Allegany, Washington and
Frederick Counties in Western Mary.
land; Baltimore County, Carroll, Cecil
Somerset and Worcester