The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-08
ROOSEVELT LEADING THROUGHOUT
 THE COUNTRY.

collection of more than two score separa esidential polls taken in towns throughout u lited States, mostly by ewspapers-Democrati publican and independent-printed recently e New York Times gave Roosevelt lead of 49 r cent in 4423 votes. The totals in the fl pol inted in the Times were: Roosevelt, 35O,348; Hoo' 234,O75, majority for Roosevelt of 116,273. Sint e separate polls, appearing herewith, were ar ,unced the Hearst and Literary Digest polls hay aterially increased the Roosevelt majority. TT ,lls published by the New York Times follow:
 Hearst newspapers nat ti on-wide poll Roosevelt, l62973; Hoover, 116,239.
 Literary Digest nationwide poll-Roose- velt 87,275; Hoover, 1906.
 Marshall GID Democrat-Rooseyelt B. 676; Hoover, 1,024
 Columbus (Ohio) Dispatch-Roosevelt, B. 294; Hoover, 1873; Thomas, 196
 North Platte (Neb) Evening Telegraph Roosevelt 971 Hoover, 209
 Cleveland (Ohio) Press-Roosevelt, 6,621; Hoover, 3,046.
 Youngstown (Ohio) Telegram-Roosevelt 3.GO1; Hoover, 2177.
 Cincinnati (Ohio) Post-Roosevelt, 8433; Hoover 3196.
 Columbus (Ohio) Citizen-Roosevelt, s. 947; Hoover, 3,344
 Akron (Ohio) Times s-Press-Roosevelt, B. 792; Hoover, 2419.
 Toledo (Ohio) -Bee-Roosevelt, 4,893; Hoover, 1907.
 New York (N. Y) News-Roosevelt, 7,271; Hoover, 5992.
 Farm Journal Philadelphia, Pa)-Roose- velt 6,639; Hoover, 3,369
 Rockford Qll.) Register Republic velt 930; Hoover, 753.
  Hoover, 80
 Chicago dll) Tribune, reporting Republi- can Committees Who's Who poll-Roose- welt, 514; Hoover, 1646.
 Abingdon (Va) Journal and Virginian- Roosevelt, 89; Hoover, 34; Thomas, B.
 Burlingame (Kan) Chronicle-Roosevelt 64 Hoover 62
 Bakersfield (Cal) Californian-Roosevelt 73 Hoover, 8; Thomas, 2.
 Pioneer (Ohio) Alliance-Roosevelt, 688: Hoover, 342
 Bryan (Ohio) Press-Roosevelt. Al; Hoov- CT, 59.
 Evansville Gnd) Courer-Roosevelt, 3,448; Hoover, 2590.
 Sacramento (CalD Bee-Roosevelt, 4,640; Hoover, 461; Thomas, Is.
 East St. Louis (Ill) Journal-Roosevelt, 348; Hoover, 79; Thomas, 16.
 Knoxville (Tenn) s-Sentinel-Roose- welt, 490; Hoover, 6; Thomas, 4.
 Excelsior Springs (Mo) Standard-Roose- welt, 890; Hoover, 450
 Wichita (Kan) Beacon = Final result: Roosevelt, 9157; Hoover, 5,561.
 Michigan City CInd) News Roosevelt, 790; Hoover, 330
 Dayton (Ohio) News-Roosevelt 3.382; Hoover, 1850.
 Blue Earth (Minn0 Post-Roosevelt, 269; Hoover, IA.
 Chanute tKan0 Tribune-Roosevelt, I'll; Hoover, 178
 Newark (Ohio) Advocate-Roosevelt. 255; Hoover, 52; Thomas, 2; scattering, 10.
 Omaha (Neb) World -Herald-Reporting poll at Elm Creek, Neb.: Roosevelt 22l; Hoover, A; reporting poll at Wayne, Neb.: Roosevelt. 65; Hoover, B.
 Westphalia CKan) Times-Roosevelt, lol; Hoover, 13.
 Sheboygan (Ws) Press-Roosevelt, 698; Hoover IA; Thomas, 63.
 St. Cloud (Minn) Times-Final Roose- welt l943; Hoover, 51l; Thomas. 25: mis- cellaneous 43
 Philadelphia (Pa) ndependent-Roose- welt, 867 Hoover, 6l8; Thomas 12o; miscel- laneous, AZ.
 Minneapolis (Mnn) Star-Final Roose- welt, 1O697; Hoover, 4826
 poll reported of l,7l7 employees of the United Shoe Machinery Company shops in New Jersey showed the following result: Roosevelt. 970 Hoover, 595; Thomas 69 un- decided, 93.
 special poll conducted at a county fair in Marshal, Mnn, showed: Roosevelt, 93e Hoover, 368. The Cincinnati Enquirer is taking a poll hio The last issue of the Enquirer to be receiv mail contains partial reports from Cincnn Id Columbus. They show Roosevelt 2sO5 a hover 1l85 Add these figures to those taken frt e New York Times and we have 353,253 for Roo' It and 235260 for Hoover. giving Roosevelt ajority of ll7.ss3 in all the reported polls of te September 28.