State's Congressional Picture May Be Changed
RALEIGH March 9 Major developments in North Carolina congressional districts unsettled battles loom as filing closes March 16. In the first, Humber lags Bonner. second district shows Kerr’s gains over Gay. third District Barden unopposed. Cooley faces no strong challenger. fifth district hints at John Taylor challenging Fol. sixth district Durham favored though Rives slows. seventh district no clear challenger. eighth district Deane expected to run. ninth unopposed Doughton. tenth open as Sam Ervin declines. eleventh Bulwinkle opposition deferred. twelfth Redden camps against Weaver with doubts on nominating chances. Last-minute upsets anticipated. incumbents appear favored despite vulnerabilities.
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Raleigh
Robert Lee Humber
Greenville
Herbert Bonner
Dare County Times
Sher
Iff
Victor Meekins
Humber
World Federation For Peace
Bonner
Congress
John Kerr
Bugg’s Island
Roarfok
Archie Gay
Northampton
Warren
Gay
Kerr
Graham
Hap
John Taylor
Stokes County
John Fol
Winston-Salem
Col. L. K
Hip) Martin
Forsyth
Carl Durham
Earl Rives
Guilford
Durham
Emmett Bellamy
Wilmington
W. S. Britt
Lumberton
P. A. Lee
Dunn
Bayard Clark
W. Th Aen
W. E.bill Horner
The
Sanford Herald
Charles B. Deane
Rockingham
Burgin
Deane
Horner
R. L. Doughton
Sam Ervin
Joe
Hamilton C. Jones
Charlotte
Joe Ervin
Capitol Square
Jones
A. L. Bulwinkle
Peyton McSwain
Shelby
McSwain
Monroe Redden
Hendersonville
Zebulon Weaver
Weaver
Buncombe
Redden
Ocrate
Somers proposes UNO home on an Atlantic island
Rep Andrew L Somers suggests building UNO headquarters on an autonomous island off the New Jersey coast near Atlantic City. He argues an island city would avoid disruptions, allow direct air and sea links, and could be self contained with its own railroad. He estimates a 10 square mile area would suffice and save millions in initial costs.
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Washington
Andrew L. Somers
Somers
Connecticut
New York
London
Vatican City
Rome
UNO
Prices at Noon Quotation List March 6 1930
Readable market list shows bid and coreer prices from dealers and NASD members for public trading as of 12 noon on Wednesday March 6 1930. Entries include Acme Alum Alloys American Bakeries Co Bausch & Lomb Optical Duke Power Co Carolina Power & Light Co Colonial Stores Foremost Dairies Morganton Furniture Co Piedmont & Northern RR Seaboard Finance Peninsular Tele Co Standard Forgings Tidewater Power Co Carded by numerous other firms and securities with varied bid and asked figures.
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Acme Alum Alloys
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
American Bakeries Co
American Casualty Co
American Enka Corp
Amer-La France-Foamite
Amer Trust Co
Charlotte
Amer Yarn & Proc Co
Amer Yarn & Proc Co Con
Bausch & Lomb Optical
Bird & Som
Blue Bell, Inc
Butler's, Inc
Butler
Dwight Mig. Co
Empire District Elec Co
Erwin Cotton Mills
Erwin Cot Mills
Fidelity Bank
Durham
Foremost Dairies, Inc
Gamble Brothers
Garfinckel, Julius & Co., Inc
Garfinckel, Julius & Co
Stet
Garlock Pkg. Co
Gleaner Harvester Corp
Great American Industries
Grinnell Corporation
Hanes, P. H. Knitting Co
Highland Park Mig Co
High Park Mig Co
Home Tele & Tele Co
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co
Sssee
Larkwood Hosiery Mills, Inc
Life & Casualty Insurance Co
Tennessee
Occidental Lfe Insurance Ce
Peninsular Tele Co
Savings Bank & Tours CO
Piedmont & Northern RR
Pilot
Riverside & Dan River Mills
Osee
MUREO
Oehth Roses
Rowan Cotton Mills
Royal Cotton Mills
Saco-Lowell
S Scott & Williams
Seaboard Finance
Security Life & Trust Co
Seeger-Sunbeam Corp
Seiberling Rubber
Seiberling Rubber Co Ci May GB
Cne Ee Ae Solar Aircraft
Seneca Products Co
South Atlantic Gas Com
Southern Fire Ins Co
Southern Webbing Mills
Stonecutter Mills
Saee Eee Sy Textiles, Inc
Textiles, Inc
Thickel Corporation
Tidewater Power Co
Trion Co
Pe Ma Mae
Virginia Electric & Power Co
Wachovia Bank & Trust Conpory
Six Greek Ministers Quit Over Election Clash
In Athens on March 9 six ministers led by Vice-Premier George Kafandaris announced they would resign in protest at Premier Themis Sophoulis' refusal to postpone national elections set for March 21. The progressive group plans to join EAM and other left factions to boycott the vote, calling the current conditions a strangulation of popular will.
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Athens
George Kafandaris
Themistokles Sophoulis
Kafandaris
Progressive Party
EAM
Truman Works In Seclusion On His Yacht
President Truman stays aboard the presidential yacht Williamsburg at Washington shipside while in seclusion. Press Secretary Ross says he has much reading to do on official reports and documents. The president is joined by seven White House staff members and plans a day on the river with Mrs. Truman and daughter Margaret tomorrow.
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Washington
Truman
Williamsburg
Charles G. Ross
White House
Mount Vernon
Potomac
Ross
War and politics mix in postwar security debate
Statements from Patterson and Col Evans Carlson urge steadfast military strength while seeking civilian control over nuclear energy and stronger international controls. Carlson backs McMahon's atomic control bill as AVC ties push for United Nations oversight. Also notes partisan candidacy filing deadlines and New York subway work progress, plus cocoa imports from Africa in 1891.
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Terson
United Nations
War
Col
Evans Carlson
Carlson’ Marine Raiders
Senate Committee On Atomic Energy
United States
Carlson
McMahon
D-Conn
Armed Forces Advisory Committee
the American Veterans Comrt +e
AVC
Service Veterans Ansel Beck George Beck and Perry Culler Honorably Discharged
Ansel C. Beck and George E. Beck sons of Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Beck of 1215 Adams street, were honorably discharged from the Navy and Army after extended service overseas in European and Asiatic-Pacific theaters. Ansel’s discharge came January 18 at Camp Shelton Virginia after 42 months total service, including three years overseas. George was discharged February 27 at Camp Gordon Georgia after 38 months in the infantry, 27 overseas, in the European theater. Perry Lee Culler, of 322 Greer street, was discharged March 2 at Camp Gordon after two years service beginning June 1943, training at Camp McQuade California, with eight months overseas in the South Pacific as a corporal. he holds the good conduct medal and campaign ribbons.
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Ansel C. Beck
George E. Beck
G. O. Beck
Adams Street
Armed Service
Camp Shelton
Navy
Camp Gordon
Infantry
Perry Lee
Pete) Culler
P. L. Culler
Greer Street
Fort Bragg
Camp McQuade
Calif
Fort Monroe
Coast Artillery
South Pacific
John F. Brinkley
Pfe
Franklin Mendenhall
William E. Brinkley
Spa
V. L. Brinkley
Rt. 1
Thomasville
Brinkley
Pacific
New Caledonia
Luzon
Japan
Pfc
First Army
Europe
University of South Carolina
North Carolina Guard to gain 11000 troops in reorganization
Raleigh March 9 The North Carolina National Guard will include about 5300 30th division troops across infantry artillery engineers quartermaster and signal units with a total of roughly 11000 state wide under tentative postwar plans. The reorganization spans NC Tennessee and requires state and congressional approval before final effect. The milk bottle was invented by Dr Harvey D Natcione of Potsdam New York in 1884.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
J. van B. Metts
Tony
Tennessee
Metts
Congress
30Th Division
Air Corps
Harvey D Natcione
Potsdam, N. Y
Reds Leaving Continued From Page One
The article details Soviet and Chinese actions over postwar property in Manchuria. It lists industries and plants looted or repurposed, including Mukden machine tools, railway stock, machinery, and power generators, crippling China's reconstruction efforts and leaving key facilities like Anshan steel works and Changchun hydroelectric plants in ruins.
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Red Army
Japan
Chiang Kai-Shek
Russia
United States
Britain
China
Mukden
Fushen
Manchuria
Changchun
Manshan Machine Works
Sungari
Kirin
Nankuochen
Anshan
Chinhsien
Manchu Heavy Machine Company
Spain's Franco praised as guardian angel and bulwark
A columnist on page 1 argues that Franco saved Spain from ruin and misery by remaining free and independent. He questions whether Spaniards would hail him as their greatest political genius and guardian angel, noting Spain kept its dignity while Russia aligned with Germany.
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Spain
Russia
Germany
Hawley urges flexible medical duty hours and empowered managers
Veterans leader Hawley argues patient needs should drive hospital hours and privileges, calling for doctors to work as necessary and take personal time when not needed. He says hospital managers must be retrained, given authority to act, and judged by patient relations as well as professional skill.
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Hawley
Bipartisan group forms to push reconversion plans
Hartley says about 150 legislators align behind the committee on reconversion linked to OPA legislation. About 100 members met last Wednesday to authorize the formation with no details yet. Members named include Rep. Barden, Cam, Roe, Howard Smith, Jenkins, Crawford, Buffett, and Sundstrom. Roe favors expanding the group as needed. He warns against socialism or a government controlled bureaucracy as threats to American life.
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Hartley
Barden
Cam
Dga
Troe
Howard Smith
D-Va
Regional Republicans name candidates in NC primaries
Paul Younts named member at large on the executive committee. In Newton the tenth congressional district GOP named P C Burkholder of Charlotte as the party’s spring primary candidate for the House. Fellow Charlottean Hamilton C Jones is the sole Democrat so far seeking the district nomination. In Asheboro H Wade Yates, 23, elected by acclamation chairman of the county GOP committee, is believed to be the youngest NC county chair. Yates finished Wake Forest law in 1943 and started practice that September. In Lenoir Clyde R Green of Boone was nominated for the House to oppose incumbent Democrat R L Coughton. The district GOP also named D A Randleman as district party chairman, succeeding Neal Sowers, and elected Frank Smith of Lenoir to state executive committee.
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Newton
Ittee Today
P. C. Burkholder
Charlotte
House of Representatives
Asheboro
H. Wade Yates
Republican County Executive Committee
North Carolina
Yates
Wake Forest Law School
Lenoir
Republican
Ninth Congressional District
Clyde R. Green
Boone
R. L. Coughton
Med D. A. Randleman
Salisbury
Neal ‘Sowers
Statesville
Frank Smith
Big Three May Seek One Or Several Settlements
Diplomatic circles debate whether the Big Three will pursue a single comprehensive settlement or continue piecemeal talks. President Truman nods to possible future talks but suggests Sombrero? No, Seneca. The piece notes potential for a British Russian American conference to resolve tensions, with initiative and timing still unsettled. It also reports on Soviet withdrawal from Mukden and continued Russian troop movements toward Dairen, along with Chinese National forces under Gen Peng Pi sheng.
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Truman
Srpraca
Mukden Peiping
Mukden
Chiang Kai-shek
Harbin
Dairen
Tu Liming
Peiping
Cheng Tung-Kuo
Robert Rigg
Chicago
United States
Lewis Wins Royalty Concession and Prepares Wage Demands
Lewis secured a three and a half percent payroll royalty from employers and returns to the AFL. He sits with Kinsky on the executive path as the UMW policy committee of 250 meets to draft demands. Expect a 35 hour week demand or about 40 hours underground with a $50 weekly equivalent, aiming to stretch talks beyond the April 1 contract termination. The foremen’s organization may hinder quick settlement, following last October’s strike over clerical and technical representation.
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Lewis
AFL
O—Ary
Kinsky
UMW
United Clerical, Technical
Suppo Sae
Grandstand Collapse at Bolton Stoke Cup Match
A crowd surge at Bolton's stadium during a Bolton versus Stoke City league cup match caused railings to fail and sections of the grandstand to fall. Up to 100 injured as spectators were crushed and swept onto the field. The match resumed after aid teams treated the injured. an inquiry and inquest were ordered.
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Bolton
Stoke City
Liverpool
Bolton Hospital
Christ Stone
The
Football Association
First Aid
Midlands
Britain
Oday
Manchester City
Ministry of Food
California's First Sugar Beets Raised Commercially In
California reports on the experimental growing of the state’s first sugar beets, detailing early trials, growing conditions, and potential implications for local agriculture and processing facilities.
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California
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