AMERICAN PRESIDENCY
REPUBLICANS’ CONVENTION MR. HOOVER’S CHANCES. Received 25, 5.5 p.m. (A. 6c N.Z.) NEW YORK, Mar. 24. Much interest has ben aroused by tho statement from the Secretary of the Interior, Mr Work, that Mr H. C. Hoover«aow has enough probable votes to secure his nomination m the first ballot at the Republican National Con vention. The first touch of gaiety in the poli» tical campaign comes with the announcement that a committee of noted musical arists, headed by has been formed to support the Presidential candidacy of Mr Hoover. Galli-Curci stated that there was a belief that musical folk were not practical folk. This was obviously untrue, and therefore tho support of leader* in musical art in an important political campaign is significant that they agreed that Mr Hoover was not a politician, but thougnt it would be a good thing to have a President so beloved and respected bv other nations as he.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 20105, 26 March 1928, Page 7
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