Struggle Over Federal Patronage Divides North Carolina GOP
In Charlotte a split North Carolina Republican Party debated federal patronage at a stormy 132-member State executive committee meeting. Baley and DeLapp backed a 60 day recess after 64-63 votes to table rival patronage resolutions, while Halleck warned Republicans about “deadwood” and party unity.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Taft
Eisenhower
James M. Baley Jr
Marshall
Baley
A. L. Butler
Clinton
Washington
J. E. Broyhill
Lenoir
Broyhill
Frank Patton
Morganton
Sim A. DeLapp
Lexington
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Halleck
Deadwood
Bridge Plan Sought for Neuse River Crossing near Goldsboro
Raleigh reports the State Highway Commission asked the Wilmington District U S Engineer to approve plans for a new bridge across the Neuse River on U S 117 just south of Goldsboro. The span would be about 300 feet downstream from the current bridge.
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Raleigh
The
State Highway Commission
Wilmington District
U. S. Engineer's Office
Neuse River
U. S. 117
Goldsboro
Broadcast Time Conventions in U S Radio
Radio program times use eastern standard time. Subtract one hour for central standard and two hours for mountain standard. Some stations alter relay times locally. No last minute changes are included.
Television Schedule Highlights and Radio Listings
A dense daily guide showing 6:00 to 11:45 schedule blocks across ABC CBS NBC and local stations. It lists various news programs musicals dramas comedies game shows and feature films with performers and titles such as Jo Stafford Perry Como and Kate Smith alongside serials and variety acts.
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Abc-Mbs-East Kiddies
Abce-Mba-Weat
Nbe
Cbe
Abe
Cbs
Cba
Mba
Jo Stafford
Ranger
Abe Ews
Cbs Evening Newsreel
Mbe
Perry, Taylor
Abe ‘Alcon
Rob Edge
Barrow
Abé
Cbba
Rex Maupin
Abe Hall of Fantasy
Voorhees
Abe Radio Theater
Cba Opera
Abe News
Band of America
Freedom Singa
Abe Eugenie Baird
Kincore
Bob Hawk
Ews & Musito
Abcomment
Kate Smith
Wild Bill Hickok
Hopalong Cassidy
Bob Williams
Voice of Firestone
Joan
WBTV
Charlotte
Kurt
Plane crashes into rice field near Mont Belvieu
Mr and Mrs James Chesser from Corpus Christi to Atlanta crash landed in a rice field near Mont Belvieu. They were unharmed but asked local youth Wendell Irish to retrieve the wreck and keep the plane before boarding a bus to continue their trip.
State budget clash and reform bills face House action
Familiar issues surfaced as lawmakers debated spending to meet state services. The Budget Bureau estimated Umstead proposals would add over 32 million to the 637 million recommended by the Advisory Budget Commission while bond issues totaling 87 million would aid schools and state facilities. Agencies asked for 14514 million more than recommended. A motor vehicles inspection bill by Sen. James H. Pou Bailey would cost 1 and be enforced at state garages. The House may act on reorganizing the State Ports Authority and Veterans Affairs Committee votes on a statewide veterans referendum.
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Budget Bureau
Umstead
Advisory Budget Commission
James H. Pou Bailey
Wake
Bailey
House
Senate
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Vogeler proposes swap to free Oatis and Rosenbergs
New York based businessman Robert A. Vogeler urges a prisoner exchange with Hungary mirroring the Oatis deal to free William Oatis in Prague. He says the United States should consider clemency for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg in exchange for Oatis, and suggests Britain release Vogeler associate Edgar Sanders in return for a death sentence reform in Mala- Vogeler notes he has discussed the idea with several U.S. lawmakers but sees no confirmation from the State Department.
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New York
Robert A. Vogeler
United States
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
William Oatis
Great Britain
Hungary
Edgar Sanders
Vogeler
Mala
Oatis
Associated Press
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Vogeer
Advertising Executives Name Officers for Carolinas Association
Elwood Horne of Durham heads the Newspaper Advertising Executive Association of the Carolinas for the coming year after election at a two day meeting in Clemson South Carolina. Other officers named include George Lemons R D Haltiwanger George Hooks and P G Laughridge with a slate of directors from multiple North and South Carolina newspapers.
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Clemson
S. C
Elwood Horne
Durham
N. C
Herald-Sun
Advertising Executive Association
The
Carolinas
Horne
George Lemons
Greensboro
News
R. D. Haltiwanger
Columbia Record-State
Seco
George Hooks
Raleigh
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John T. Flynn
Dick Haymes
Cripple Creek
George Montgomery
Edmond O'Brien
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Glenn Ford
Convenient Services Today
DRY Cleaning Company “Home of Quality and Service
Centennial Ave
Mony
Wemy-Tv
Guiding Light
Jonathan Story
McCarthy
VOICE
Jose McCarthy
Mittee
Earler
Mathews
Nancy Lankeith
Reds
Freshie
Cap Viza Philverzza
Omen Bours
Lington
Times-News
Carl Pollock
Charleston News and Courier
O. A. Robinson
Observer
J. G. Allegood
Wilmington
Star - News
Jack D. Young
Greenville News- Piedmont
C. A. Reese Jr
Rock Hill Herald
West
Ura Olioun
Se Sport Cartoon & News
Broadhurst
Barbara Stanwyck
Annie Oakley
Midway Eee Jtheatre
Most Beautiful
Jane Russell
Montana Gero Rhad Bes
George Brent
Cartoon
Een
Sap A
Greensboro Road
Gestatans Stant
COOPE
Wye
Seminove Figen
Berides Everglades
Pa” Rae Ier
de Ly Ly
Howard Hughes
Robert Mitchum
Jean Simmons
Angel
Mona Freeman
Herbert Marshall
Wis
Leom Ames
Barbara O'Neil
Otto Preminger
Loretta Jeff Young
Chandler
WSM
Grandpa Jones
Ramona
John Treland Forrest Tucker
Chrysler
Temenos
Chrysler Engineering
Chrysler Windsor
America
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