Hoey Wins Large Victory in High Point Primary Clash
Clyde R. Hoey of Shelby takes the second Democratic primary in Guilford County by a 1,048 vote margin over Dr. Ralph W. McDonald. High Point township totals show Hoey 2,726 to 2, as McDonald carried several Greensboro precincts. Overall turnout near 4,400 in the city, with heavy absentee voting and local races led by Rupert T. Pickens statewide.
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Clyde R. Hoey
Shelby
Ralph W. McDonald
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McDonald
Guilford County
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Inet Nigat
W. P. Horton
Paul Grady
Stacey W. Wade
Thad Eure Lageed
Rupert T. Pickens
Thomas C. Hoyle
Hoey Defeats McDonald in Shelby Runoff for North Carolina Governorship
Clyde R. Hoey wins the Democratic governor runoff over Ralph W. McDonald by a wide margin amid statewide returns from 1,671 of 1,858 precincts. Hoey leads with 252,622 votes to McDonald’s 197,685, with absentee ballots high and a heavy turnout expected for July Fourth. Hoey, a Shelby native and veteran public servant, will face continued party leadership roles as the campaign unfolds.
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Self Defense Claimed After Altercation Injures Man
Marshall July 4 Hey ward Hensley 20 of Shelton Laurel Madison County was shot in the left leg and struck with a pistol during an altercation in White Rock. Jack Rice a Shelton Laurel farmer confessed wounding Hensley saying it was in self defense after Hensley allegedly reached for a gun.
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Borah Calls Monopoly Reduction a Landmark Policy
Senator William E Borah on July Fourth urged destruction of monopoly as a national aim. Speaking to a 10000 strong crowd in Filer Idaho he linked monopoly and private control of money to government evils and urged action across party lines.
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Grim Reaper Mars Fourth Of July Death Toll Across Nation
Yesterday's Fourth of July fatalities reached 123 nationwide with 87 highway deaths by 11:30pm EST and only two fireworks related deaths. Conflagration in Remsen Iowa caused about 200000 in damage. State tallies list Texas eleven and California six.
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League halts Italo-Ethiopia debate and rejects loan
The League of Nations assembly denied Ethiopia a 50 million dollar loan to defend its integrity and voted to end debate on the Italo Ethiopian conflict. Four abstained while 44 supported steering committee action. Danzig amid protests, Greiser warns of anger at League oversight as council questions German aims.
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Primary Vote Totals Deliberation for State Offices
In the primary results 1,671 of 1,858 precincts reported with Hoey at S864 votes and McDonald listed for lieutenant governor. Secretary of State race shows Horton and Grady with tallies around 252,622 and 197,685 while others near 191,335 and 174,108.
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Weather Outlook for Carolinas Sunday and Monday
Partly cloudy conditions in North Carolina and South Carolina on Sunday and Monday. Scattered afternoon thundershowers are possible across both states.
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Absentee Votes in High Point Face Massive Challenges
In yesterday’s primary High Point saw heavy absentee voting with about 30 percent challenged. Of roughly 225 absentee ballots, all those cast for Clyde R. Hoey Shelby candidate were contested in multiple precincts. Officials noted challenges came after polls closed.
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County tabulation in governor's race
County tabulation in the governor's race prompts tense scenes as residents discuss a shooting near a farm home. Carl Robinson, about 27, of Big Laurel in Madison County, was shot in the left arm and treated locally but declined to explain the incident.
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Madison County
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Husband Refuses Knowledge of Slayings in Nut House Case
Edward Freed, partner of Ruth Freed, denies knowing Audrey Vallette’s murder while hiding from police on North Clark Street. He says he will surrender soon and remains committed to Ruth, expressing concern for her and intent to help as he faces questioning.
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Stuffed Ballot Box Causes Fight in Walnut Precinct
In Madison county Walnut precinct five miles northwest of Marshall on Highway 20 a tally of returns sparked a melee as 25 ballots appeared stuffed in the box. Five people were involved, none seriously hurt, no arrests made, and officials fear delays in reporting official results.
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Tammany Hall Blows Smoke Of Peace Toward Roosevelt
Two giant rallies mark the start of a steel industry union drive led by John L. Lewis and UMWA leaders with aim to unify half a million workers. AFL unity hinges on next week's federation executive council meeting over the open shop and craft vs industrial union lines.
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Daniel Tracy
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John J. Allison Claimed By Death
John J. Allison, 48, a native of Iredell county, died at his Statesville road home after a ten day illness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 4 P. M. at Williams Memorial Presbyterian church on Heatty's Ford road. He is survived by his widow and four children.
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John J. Allison
Iredell County
Statesville Road
Williams Memorial Presbyterian Church
Heatty’s
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No Developments In Hanes Strick Here
Winston-Salem July reports no new developments in the Hanes Hosiery mill strike. The mill closed on Saturdays but reopened Monday. American Federation official Henry J. Adams said about 400 workers are on strike, while mill president James G. Hanes put the number under 100. The strike began Wednesday in protest over hours and wage conditions. The mill continues operating.
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Jefferson Shrine Seen Of Roosevelt Holiday Talk
Monticello Virginia July 4 President Roosevelt spoke from the mountain home of Thomas Jefferson urging Americans to battle for true freedom and cap the nation’s capacity to obtain and maintain freedom on strength of will and determination. He praised Jefferson while warning that democracy requires men of education and responsibility to meet emergencies in national life.
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