Reynolds Wins in North Carolina Senate Primary
Incumbent Senator Robert R. Reynolds led the North Carolina Democratic primary with about 70 000 votes over Frank W. Hancock Jr as incomplete results from three-fourths of precincts were reported Reynolds held a commanding lead as Hancock did not concede defeat and awaited fuller tallies from the state.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Robert R. Reynolds
U. S. Senate
Asheville
Frank W. Hancock
Reynolds
Hancock
Orford
Frank Hancock
Piles Up Lead Of 51 000 In North Carolina Primary
State Utilities Commissioner Stanley Winborne built a 1 000 vote edge over former House speaker Paul Grady as returns from about three quarters of precincts showed Winborne leading with 179 06 to 128 251. Other district totals included Herbert Leary Edenton and C B Thompson Elizabeth City in first district, Walter Jone Nashville and Stimous Valentine in second, Henry Stevens Warsaw and James A Lowers Winston in sixth, Hector Mark Elizabethtown and Robert H Dye Fayetteville in ninth.
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Raleigh
Stanley Winborne
Paul Kady
Winborne
Grady
Superior Court
Herbert Leary
Edenton
C. B. Thompson
Elizanth City
Walter Jone
Nashville
Stimous Valentine
R. W. McDonald
Henry Stevens
Warsaw
James A. Lowers
Inston
Fighth
Winborne Edges Grady in High Point Nomination Battle
Stanley Winborne narrowly defeated Ady Grady of Kenly for nomination in High Point township voting. Winborne secured 826 votes to Grady’s 2, with final tallies reflecting a decisive lead in the contest for utilities commissioner.
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Stanley Winborne
Utilities Yumissioner
Nul D. Grady
Kenly
High Kint Township
Winborne
Grady
Fragmentary legal sheet with names and numbers
Partial OCR lines list individuals and figures from North Carolina locales including Charlotte and Asheville. Mentions judges and page references with scattered percentages and counts, indicating a continued legal or court notice across pages.
Sunshine Casts First Vote in State House Race
Mrs. B Hood, formerly Sunshine Browning, votes today as her husband Ja Hood seeks a seat in the state house of representatives. Adopted daughter of Edward W Owning is heir to about $7,000 from a former editor’s estate. the job would pay her and $600 monthly for city commissioner duties.
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Nin
B. Hood
Sunshine) Browning
State House of Representes
Ja. Hood
Edward W
Daddy
Defense Along Lunghai Rail Line Collapses in China
Foreign reports say Chinese resistance along the Lunghai railway in central China has collapsed and a general Chinese withdrawal is under way. Japanese forces are reportedly occupying Kaifeng and could advance on Chengchow within 48 hours, with Kaifeng seen as the key to Lunghai defenses.
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Kaifeng
Shanghat
Hankow
Lunghai
Central China
Chengchow
Peiping-Hankow
Lanfeng
Business Worries Mount Over Washington Policies
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States reports that merchants fear contradictions in Washington policies and worry about whether ongoing spending for economic recovery may clash with measures favoring private power and higher taxes. It notes doubts about the long term effects of the new tax law and potential punitive surplus and capital gains provisions in Congress.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber
Washington Review
Thomas egged at Newark rally as veterans clash
Norman Thomas, Speaking at Military Park in Newark, is showered with rotten eggs by about 100 hecklers in a melee. Police and veterans shield the Socialist leader as more eggs and cucumbers are thrown, and the crowd chants for Americanism and against Reds.
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Itten
Newark
Iwark
N. J
Norman Thoms
Military Park
Thomas
Geech
Handleman
Essex County
Phillip Sebold
G Men Hunt for Cash Boy in Florida Kidnapping
Princeton Fla June 4 AP Federal agents led by J Edgar Hoover pursue clues in the James Bailey Cash Jr kidnapping. Braxton son-in-law Rayburn still missing as search expands. volunteers dwindling after initial large effort.
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Princeton
Fla
James Bailey Cash, Jr
Federal
Buena of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
M. F. Braxton
Campbell
Hoover
Here
Henry Cypress
Everglades
Donald Carroll Finally Freed After Insanity Acquittal
New York authorities release sixteen year old Donald Carroll Jr. after Bellevue hospital doctors find him not psychotic. The youth testified he and Charlotte planned suicide after learning she was pregnant and that he shot her but did not die as planned.
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New York
Donald Carroll, Jr
Queens
Thomas Downs
Carroll
Bellevue Hospital
Charlotte
Harlan Court Fight Ramps Up in Anti-Union Trial
London Kentucky June 4 The third week of the Harlan anti union conspiracy trial concluded with vigorous exchanges as the government and defense laid out strong arguments. With two weeks of testimony from 90 witnesses nearly complete and a jury yet to be selected the stage is set for a hard fought remainder.
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London
Tust
Finland Pays War Debt. Wage-Hour Deadlock Continues
Finland will pay 161 935 50 on its war debt to the United States by June 15, leaving a total 1 891 661 670 39 due on June 15. In Washington the joint committee on wage hour bills recessed for the weekend amid a deadlock over uniform national standards versus regional minima. Southerners blocked two compromise plans seeking regional flexibility, while Mary Norton proposed a 25 cent minimum with gradual increases and nationwide exemptions for industries.
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Washington
Finland
State Department
Joint
Congressional Committee
House
Senate
South
Mary T. Norton
D-Nj
House Labor Committee
Labor Department
Norton
Berlin Attacks Hulls Four Point Plan for Cooperation
Berlin financier press derides Cordell Hull for pushing a theoretical international cooperation program. It cites Bolshevism and the Versailles treaty as factors hindering genuine cooperation and condemns Hull for prioritizing ideas over practical steps.
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Berlin
Berliner Boersen-Zeitung
Cordell Hull
Hull
Bar Association of Tennessee
Model's Revenge Reveals Ring Smuggling Dresses
A New York fashion drama unfolds as authorities expose a scheme selling faux Paris originals by Marcel Rochar of Paris. Investigators find no import records for Rochas Inc, signaling a ring of counterfeit garments marketed to high society.
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New York
Manhattan
France
Paris
Sam
U. B&b. Cnustome
Rochas Inc
Bam
Hancock Seizes Narrow Lead in High Point Primary
In High Point township Frank Hancock led with a slight margin over Sena Reynolds and Robert R. Reynolds in yesterday's primary. Hancock totaled 2,015 votes while Reynolds collected 2,183 votes.
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Hancock
High Point
Frank Hancock
Senaor
Robert R. Reynolds
High Point Township
Reynolds
North Carolina Democrats weigh Senate race and runoffs
Report notes that representatives faced with renomination appeared to hold safe leads in their districts while runoffs were indicated in the sixth and eighth districts where incumbents did not seek renomination. A. L. Folger led in the fifth district for National Committeeman as results remained incomplete and Reynolds showed broad strength across the state.
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W. B. Umstead
Walter Lambeth
A. L. Folger
Hancock
Reynolds
West
Senate
North Carolina
Roosevelt
AFL Would Aid Business By Labor Leader Speech
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor said in a radio address that the AFL aims to help business not destroy it. He urged industry to cooperate with labor allowing organization and collective bargaining while denying any revolutionary intent.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
ACLU Seeks Clarification of Free Speech Rights
The American Civil Liberties Union urged the Labor Relations Board to clarify employers rights of free speech under the Labor Relations Act. Arthur Garfield Hayes urged that boards or courts restraining non threatening expressions trigger ACLU defense for employers.
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Washington
American Civil Liberties Union
Labor Relations Board
Arthur Garfield Hayes
J. Warren Madden
The
Labor Board
Civil Liberties Union
Teague Wins Democratic Bid in Sixth District Race
Judge Lewis E Teague leads eight candidates for Congress in the sixth district with 10213 votes excluding four Durham precincts Oscar Barker of Durham is second with 7540 votes and the runoff probability looms For Greensboro candidates Atkinson Ridge Penny and Jones follow with varying totals across Guilford Durham and Alamance counties
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Durham County
Lewis E. Teague
Congress
Teague
Oscar G. Barker
Durham
Oscar Atkinson, Jr
Greensboro
Edney Ridge
George Penny
Barney P. Jones
Burclington
Bruce H. Carraway
High Point
R. H. Watkins
Guilford County
Guilford
Atkinson
Barker
Carraway
Jones
Penny
Ridge
Watkins
Orange
Alamance
Penney
Iowa tests loom in Democratic primary in Des Moines
Des Moines June 4 The New Deal pull dominates the Iowa Democratic primary with five candidates seeking the senatorial nomination. Principal contenders are Guy M. Gillette anti court plan Democrat and Otha D. Wearin backed by WPA Chief Hopkins. Wearin claims presidential support while Gillette says the President is neutral. Incumbent senator insists he is loyal to the President yet says any absolute partisanship signals misinformation. The contest splits town party factions from federal patronage to statehouse politics.
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Guy M. Gillette
Otha D. Wearin
WPA
Harry L. Hopkins
Friend
James Roosevelt
Gillette
Wearin
Washington
Town Democratic Party
Tallcom
Statehouse
Walt Disney Receives Honorary Doctor of Science
Walt Disney was awarded an honorary Doctor of Science degree at the University of Southern California commencement in Los Angeles. The award, presented by USC President Rufus B. von KleinSmid, recognized Disney’s distinguished achievements in cinematography as part of the 1600 graduates at the Los Angeles Coliseum.
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Los Angeles
Walt Disney
Mickey Mouse
University of Southern California
Los Angeles Coliseum
Rufus 8S
von Klein- Smid
Disney
State CollegeGraduating 313 Largest Class
Raleigh reports North Carolina State College will confer degrees on 313 students the largest class in its history at commencement exercises Monday. Rt. Rev. Robert E. Gribbin will preach the baccalaureate sermon tomorrow night and Leigh R. Powell Jr. of Norfolk Virginia will deliver the twilight address Monday. Alumni day features a 1 o clock luncheon.
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Raleigh
N. C. State College
Robert E. Gribbin
Asheville
Episcopal
Western North Carolina
Leigh R. Powell, Jr
Norfolk
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Japanese Strike on Canton Deepens Casualties in Eight Days
Reports say Canton was bombed by Japanese warplanes for the sixth time in eight days, with casualties feared higher than the first attack as about 750 killed and 1,350 wounded. Japanese forces also announced a campaign toward Hankow amid fluctuating front lines.
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Associated Press
Canton
Central China
Hankow
China
Sunghai
Gibraltar
Spain
Lucena del Cid
Mediterranean
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Donald Carroll
Harlan
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Marcel Rochar
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