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I knew how this election was going to come all along. My spell-checker sails right by “Roosevelt,” but it sticks at “Willkie” every time.

Big Electoral Vote – 2
Bonfires of All Buttons Urged to Heal Bitterness – 2
The War – 2
How the Political Map of the Country Looks on Basis of the Election Returns – 3
Retain House Grip – 4
Roosevelt Looks to ‘Difficult Days’ – 5-6
The Vote for President – 5
Officials Elected – 6
Mrs. Garner Votes, but Not Husband – 6
Leibowitz Expert in Criminal Law – 7
President’s Talk to Friends – 7
Thomas Bids America Forget Campaign – 7
Senators Elected – 7

Editorials – 8-9
Mr. Roosevelt Elected
United We Stand
The Future of France
Brooklyn’s Charities Bureau
Homecoming
The Long-Range Bombers

Liner is One Victim – 10-11
International Situation – 11
Churchill Sees Rising U-Boat Peril; Urges Eire to Modify Neutrality – 12
Greeks Closing in On Italians’ Base; Athens Has Alarm – 13
Germans in France Pay Well for Food – 14
PanditNehru, Gandhi Aide, Gets 4-Year Prison Term – 14
Italians Say Drive is Nearing Yanina; ‘Iron Belt’ Pierced – 15
Salonika Morale High under Raids – 15-16
Petain is Acclaimed in Southern France; Inspires Hope in Talks with Common Folk (by G.H. Archambault) – 16
Texts of Day’s War Communiques – 17
Radio Today – 18-19