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Gov. Alfred E. Smith of New York, nearing the close of his campaign for president, addresses supporters in a packed house at the Academy of Music in Brooklyn, November 3, 1928. Smith was the first Roman Catholic to win the Democratic nomination for president.
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Benjamin J. Davis Jr., right, New York City councilman, waves from the balcony of the Hotel Theresa on 124th Street and Seventh Avenue in Harlem, November 3, 1949. Earlier, Davis and 10 other top U.S. Communists were released on bail awaiting appeal of their conviction on charges of conspiracy. Next to Davis is Paul Robeson, in light suit.
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Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt, campaigning for his first term as president, is greeted by Owen D. Young shortly after the governor's arrival at the Metropolitan Opera House, November 3, 1932, where he delivered a speech at a rally held under the auspices of the Republicans for Roosevelt Club.
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Anne Morgan (daughter of J.P.) speaks at a meeting of the American Women's Association at her townhouse in Sutton Place, November 3, 1927. The AWA, which Morgan helped found, was a social club where working women could develop leadership skills and network. She was also, among other things, a union activist who actively supported striking female workers in the city's garment industry. In 1915 she established a help organization on the French front, including a health service that still exists today.
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Guy Sparrow #5 of the New York Knicks goes for the lay up as Lennie Rosenbluth #18 and Woody Sauldsberry #14 of the Philadelphia Warriors go for the block during an NBA game on November 3, 1957 at Madison Square Garden.
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Before computers, this is how news organizations tabulated election returns. The returns came in by teletype and were classified and counted with the aid of these and other specially-designed machines. Election night at Associated Press headquarters in Rockefeller Center, November 3, 1942.
Photo: Matty Zimmerman for the AP
Jubilant crowds in Times Square watching the returns on the "Zipper" on election night, November 3, 1936. Mounted police augmented regular patrolmen on duty to keep traffic lanes open during the all-night celebration.
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