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Party before first midnight vote
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Party before first midnight vote

Associated Press · March 13, 1956

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Town Clerk Genevieve Annis pours coffee for the adults as children enjoy milk at party just before midnight vote at Millsfield, N.H., today (March 13) in state's first in nation presidential preference primary today. Boys, who had to come along because there are no baby sitters in town, are (l. to r.) Bradford, 5; Steven, 3, and Mark, sons of Mark Sweeney. In background is Mrs. Ada Sweeney, the boys' grandmother and at right is Elmer Annis, husband of town clerk. Town split four votes between President Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson.

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