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Elections--State

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Title Date Summary
301 Students pick Hughes in campus straw vote
College Eye 57:8, p.3
11/2/1962 Republicans sweep other elections; vote tallies.
302 Straw vote in Crossroads for general election
College Eye 57:7, p.1
10/26/1962
303 Fagan withdraws candidacy for Iowa Governor
College Eye 56:29, p.6
5/4/1962 Professor Fagan cites health as reason.
304 Untitled
College Eye 56:15, p.3
1/12/1962 Professor W. B. Fagan, who plans to run for the governorship, is congratulated by Governor Erbe for his years of service at SCI; photo
305 Fagan considering candidacy for next Iowa governorship
College Eye 56:11, p.1
12/1/1961 Professor Fagan outlines his views including establishing a lottery and six technical schools.
306 College Eye to sponsor straw vote in Crossroads Mon.
College Eye 52:4, p.1
10/7/1960 Results will be published.
307 Obiter Scripta
Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty)
College Eye 51:17, p.8
2/5/1960 Discusses the next election for state legislature; considers that there might be a case for a different kind of representative democracy.
308 Hilltopics
College Eye 40:8, p.2
11/5/1948 Discusses the 1948 state and national elections.
309 Social Science group hears election returns
College Eye 40:8, p.8
11/5/1948 Custom to meet every two years to hear results.
310 . . . Defeated candidate rests
Tuthill--David (Student--1946-1947)
College Eye 38:11, p.1
11/22/1946 Bob Ireland and his family after his recent defeat as state representative; photo.
311 Clues to the News
Skillen--Lois P. Jr. (Class of 1945)
College Eye 36:11, p.2
11/17/1944 Announces results of recent national elections.
312 Landon leads Roosevelt in College Eye poll; Roosevelt follows Kansan by small margin; Thomas and Lemke draw scant vote
College Eye 28:8, p.1
10/30/1936 Landon defeats Roosevelt, 756-606, in campus poll; Wilson defeats Kraschel for Governor, 810-548.
313 College Eye to conduct straw vote
College Eye 28:7, p.1
10/23/1936 Will express preferences for President and Governor.
314 Hoover carries College Eye poll; Roosevelt lags in second place; Field leads Brookhart by small margin; Murphy runs poor third
College Eye 24:9, p.1
11/4/1932 Vote tallies for mock election.
315 College Eye will conduct election poll; six students will speak on merits of various nominees
College Eye 24:8, p.1
10/28/1932 Students will listen to speeches and then mark ballots.
316 College Eye will take straw vote; ballots will be distributed to all students at assembly
College Eye 24:6, p.1
10/14/1932 Students will speak on national and state candidates.
317 Prof. Wallace discusses the primary in Iowa in National Municipal Review
College Eye 16:18, p.3
1/21/1925 Writes on direct primary elections.
318 Tutor Democrats stage big rally for Davis; Dan Steck, Democratic senatorial nominee, speaks
College Eye 16:10, p.1
11/5/1924 Finds candidate worthy of support.
319 Thorne a candidate
College Eye 13:32, p.7
4/26/1922 Clifford Thorne will run for US Senate.
320 Advocates educational change; proposed re-organization of the State Educational Institutions urged by Clyde L. Herring
College Eye 12:9, p.5
10/27/1920 Democratic gubernatorial candidate Clyde Herring backs education.
321 Clio
College Eye 12:7, p.8
10/13/1920 Held public session and regular meeting.
322 Large crowd greets Kendall
College Eye 12:6, p.1
10/6/1920 Excerpts from address by Nate Kendall.
323 Iowa Club has political rally; platform of both parties discussed
College Eye 8:9, p.1
11/15/1916 Speeches given supporting each candidate for U. S. President and Governor of Iowa at Iowa Club meeting.
324 E. G. Dunn opposed to change; democratic candidate for governor declared himself in opposition to action of state board
College Eye 2:8, p.4
10/24/1912 Opposes recommendations of Board of Education that would reduce ISTC to junior college status.

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