Next N C House Already Non by Wets Says Writer
A Raleigh correspondent argues the North Carolina House of 1939 has shifted toward wet opposition and that victory hinges on the Senate, noting past votes, county patterns, and the coming bid by key lawmakers. The piece cites lobbyist observations on ABC control and dry county dynamics shaping the next session.
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Raleigh
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Senate
North Carolina
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Ieir
McBryde
Cumberland
Rooks
Johnston
Mitchl
Wake
Brooks
Firehell
Wets
Dry
Alamance
Alexander
Alleghany
Catawba
Chatham
Cherokee
Columbus
Currituck
Gates
Granville
Guilford
Harnett
Haywood
Hertford
Iredell
Jackson
Jones
Macon
Mecklenburg
Pender
Person
Richmond
Sampson
Wayne
Rowan
Ed Johnson
C. P. Banks
W. H. Best
Ed Hanford
Con C. Johnston
House Roads Committee
Zeb V. Turlington
Ciry
Cooperation for peace despite League failures urged by Dr Graham
Chapel Hill February memorandum from University of North Carolina President Frank P Graham, cited by the Southern Council on International Relations, urges continued faith in international cooperation. He cites Manchuria and Ethiopia setbacks but says League achievements have lasting historical impact and that peace requires ongoing effort.
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Ethiopia
Youngest North Carolina death row inmate to appeal next week
Mann Smith alias Hiptha, 18 years and 30 days old at offense, faces a Supreme Court appeal over a death sentence for raping a 13 year old girl. His lawyers argue no under 16 year olds can be sentenced to death and challenge a controversial confession. They name W R Chambers William C Chambers and Edward H McMahan as counsel.
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Perior
North Carola
North Carolina
Smith
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Edward H. McMahan
Dry faction silent on NC Senate primary plans
Report from Raleigh notes North Carolina dry leaders show no clear plan in the Reynolds Hancock Senate contest. They focus on state liquor issues ahead of the General Assembly while weighing candidates like Morrison and possible prospects such as Mrs. Wohl and Hobson.
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Drys
Hobson
Helen Robertson Wohl
United Dry
Caleb
Charlotte
Cam Morrison
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