Salt Lake Telegram | 1944-11-08 | Page 4 | Hannegan, N. Y. Times First to Claim Roosevelt Victory

Hannegan N. N Y Times First To Claim Roosevelt Victory I NEW YORK Nov No 8 UP The PI The New York Times which supported President Roosevelt and Democratic Democratic Democratic Demo Demo- cratic National Chairman Robert E. E Hannegan were out in front in claiming their candidates candidate's reelection reelection reelection tion a chronological check of claims and concessions showed Wednesday They came carne as follows 1130 p. p m. m New m-New New York Times claimed Roosevelt's victory 11 1149 49 p. p m. m m. Chairman Chairman Hannegan Hannegan Hanne Hanne- gan gait The overwhelming victory ictor of ot President Roosevelt means national na na- na- na unity on a program of in international international in- in collaboration for permanent permanent permanent per per- manent peace 1206 a. a m. m New m.-New New York Daily News supporting Dewey conceded ed to Roosevelt 1215 a. a m. m New m.-New New York Post supporting Roosevelt said It looks like President Roosevelt is reelected 1230 a. a m. m New rn-New New York Herald Tribune supporting Dewey conceded conceded conceded con con- ceded his delea Republican National Ch Cha 21 Herbert Brownell Jr shOrtlY fore 1 30 a. a m. m said the t two o i party candidates s made a el COB fighting campaign strengthened and united ica in the war effort a. a m. m m. Gov Thoma Th Dewey I 1 extend to Pre Roosevelt my hearty conr 11 i and my earnest hope his next term will ilL see spew speed tory in the war the of ot lasting peace and the I I tion of tranquillity t mor amOs people rt Gov John Bricker ward I UI join In the pressed by Gov Dewey Vice President-elect President soon after the Dewey s sIt state t V It was a grand Gov Dewey and it itcan shOw this thU P pOt can sportsmanship in campaign i igram a President Roosevelt JO h ha a gram sent after alter Dewey cast his concession I 1 th Gov Gay Dewey for your