Hoey Wins Clear Majority In Local Democratic Primary
Clyde Hoey secured a clear majority in Guilford’s gubernatorial division with 2 423 votes, defeating Ralph W. Graham and John A. McRae. J W Bailey led in High Point with 2 710 votes over R T Fountain, while William B Umstead won renomination here with 2 323 votes. Local races for senator and house also show strong leads and stable results amid a heavy turnout.
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Clyde R. Hoey
Democratic Party
Shelby Orator
Ralph W.aes Pene Graham
John A. McRae
J. W. Bailey
R. T. Fountain
William H. Griffin
David L. Strain
Lewis J. Fisher
Board of Elections
Guilford County
Thomas J. Gold, Jr
J. T. Burrus
House
Rupert A. Pickens
Thomas C. Hoyle, Jr
Greenboro
John W. Caffey
Greensboro
F. Hoffman, Jr
Board of Commissioners
Roscoe C. Causey
Pleasant Garden
George McNeill
Fayetteville
Leutenant
Bracey W. Wade
George Ross Pou
Tony Manero Shatters World Golf Mark at Baltusrol
Tony Manero, 31, from Elmeford New York and representing Sedgefield CC wins the American title at Baltusrol clearing four strokes under the old record with a closing 67 total 282, beating Cooper and Parks with a world Open mark.
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Baltusrol Golf Club
Springfield
N. J
Tony Manero
Harry’’ Cooper
Cooper
Manero
Baltusrol
Elmeford
N. Y
New York City
Sedgefield Country Club
Greensboro
N. C
Gene Sarazen
Sam Parks, Jr
Blum Secures Confidence Vote After Turbulent Paris Session
In Paris on June 6 Blum faced a tumultuous day as clashes between pickets and guards and student protests marked the crisis. Deputies later approved a confidence motion 384 to 210 pledging to push his social reform program without devaluation or army in factories.
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Paris
Leon Blum
Chamber of Deputies
France
Blum
Peoples’ Front
Moscow
Paris-Soir
Marseille
Chamber
Four Way Democratic Primary Headlines In North Carolina
Early returns from Charlotte show Clyde R. Hoey leading the four way governor race with 125,514 votes to Ralph McDonald 114,239 and others in the Democratic primary. Bailey leads the U S Senate race with 110,397 votes as second primaries set for July 4. Bailey, Grady and Graham vie for lieutenant governor with Hoey poised to back McDonald in a potential runoff.
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Charlotte
Clyde R. Hoey
J. W. Bailey
Hoey
Ralph McDonald
Sandy) Graham
John McRae
McDonald
Ham
McRae
Bailey
R. T. Tain
Additt
T. Fountain
David Strain
W. H. Griffin
Paul Grady
W. P. Horton
George Neill
Shelby
Nor O. Max Gardner
Ralph W. Me
Asia
A. (Sandy) Graham
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Hoeynor McDonald
Bakers Announce Bread Price Reduction and Bigger Loaves
Chicago report says American Bakers' Association cut bread price by half cent nationwide citing relief from processing taxes. Government data show national average price around 8.6 cents per pound with May 5 reading 8.2 cents. Bakers also plan larger loaves, from 16–17 ounces to 20 ounces, without raising prices.
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Chicago
Bakers’ Asseltation
Supreme Court
AAA
Henry Stude
Association
Stude
Ferree Leads In Randolph County Sheriff Race
As a late returns update from 29 of 381 precincts in Randolph County Republican primary show Ferree with 658 votes for sheriff, Cox 172, Kimrey 346. Other results include Frarey 61 for register of deeds, Pierce 153, Upton 427. White 711 and Parker 466 for House seats. Hammond 827, Hackett 669, Stout 743, Hinshaw 674 for County Commissioner.
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Ashebord
Randolph County
Cox
Ferree
Kimrey
Register of Deeds
Frarey
Pierce
Upton
House of Representatives
A. O White, Jr
Parker
Hammond
Hackett
Stout
Hinshaw
Seven Injured in Iowa Explosion Damages Four Buildings
Rescue workers searched debris in Tama Iowa after an explosion damaged four business structures near noon. At least seven were listed in critical condition and ten others seriously injured. a missing boy was believed to be inside the wreckage amid shattered glass and chaos.
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Tama
Davis Leads In Race For House
Final returns from 31 precincts in Randolph county show Davis with 1,272 votes, leading with Fuller at 1,260 and Wall at 436 as the Democratic race for the House of Representatives advances toward Raleigh.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
House of Representatives
Raleigh
Davis
Fuller
Wall
Byrns Honored Among Tennessee Immortals
Nashville June 6 President Roosevelt joined Tennessee mourners at funeral services for late Speaker Joseph W Byrns. About 40 000 people paid respects as ministers spoke at War Memorial Auditorium and Mount Olivet cemetery where Byrns body was laid in a vault awaiting burial.
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Nashville
Tenn
Joseph W. Byrns
Tennessee
Roosevelt
Hull
Farley
House
War Memorial Auditorum
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Woman Senator McKee Trailing Opponent in Democratic Bid
In Asheville on June 6 the only woman to hold a North Carolina senate seat, Mrs. B L McKee of Sylvia, trailed her opponent Adam Moses in the Democratic nomination race for the 82nd district. With 15 of 19 Jackson County precincts counted, McKee had 1,004 votes to Moses 1,083, reflecting a tight contest. Mrs. McKee previously served in the 1931 senate.
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Asheville
Mra. B. Ll. McKee
Sylvia
Senate
Adam Moses
Jackson County
Moses
Naval Commander Held After Auto Attack In Winston-Salem
Lieutenant Commander A C Mc Fall of the United States Naval Air Corps, a Naval Academy graduate, was released on a $1,000 bond in Winston-Salem after an automobile incident that killed 55 year old N V Madison. Police planned to charge him with manslaughter in addition to a reckless driving count.
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Winston-Salem
A. C. McFall
United States Naval Air Corps
Naval Academy, Annapolis
N. V. Madison
McFall
Weather forecasts dampen hopes for quick rain across Southeast
In Atlanta on June 6 forecasts dimmed chances of an immediate rainfall to end the Southeast drought. Believers plan prayers in Georgia and South Carolina churches as showers were forecast midweek for Georgia Tennessee and the Carolinas with more possible later for Virginia Maryland and Alabama. Observers warned no broad rain is in sight and forest fire danger rises as flames threaten timberlands in several states.
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Atlanta
Georgia
South Carolina
Tennessee
Carolinas
Virginia
Maryland
Alabama
North Carolina
Precautions On Election Eve In Panama City
Panama City braces for a tense election eve as Diaz and Arosemena head rival slates. Amid party lines and prominent families split, traffic will be suspended and saloons closed for the weekend as Panamanians prepare to vote on a president, deputies, and four-year municipal council seats.
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Panama City
Panama
Domingo Diaz
Juan Demostenes Arosemena
Bitter fight roils Republican convention prep
In Cleveland on June 6 bitter exchanges and shifting talks marked a pre convention week end. Senator Vandenberg rejected a second spot on the ticket while a coalition idea involving Alf Landon and Frank Lowden circulated amid denials from Knox and Borah. Lane don supporters pressed first ballot strength with figures from 400 to over 502 pledged delegates.
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Cleveland
Landon
Vandenberg
Michigan
Alf Landon
Kansas
Frank Lowden
Ilinois
Lowden
Chary
Col
Frank Knox
Illinois
Senator Borah
Idaho
Lanedon
John D. M. Hamilton
Deleates
Weather Outlook for North and South Carolina
North Carolina partly Sunday and Monday with possible sea showers Monday and slightly warmer conditions. South Carolina partly Sunday and Monday with possible showers in the extreme north and warmer conditions in the north portion.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
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