Wallace Wallace Wallace party petitions over ballot rule
North Carolina Wallace for president party denounces a March 20 ruling requiring ten cent per name fees for signature petitions to place candidates on the ballot. Mary Price cites signers from Duke Guilford and UNC and decries limits on new party formation, urging guaranteed rights and lawful election procedures.
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Wallace
Progressive Party of
North Carolina
Mary Price
Ie Party
Wallace-Glen Taylor
Miss Price
Waldo Beach
Duke University
J. H. Satterwhite
Livingstone College
Salisbury
Olive Tilford Dargan
Asheville
Ralph H. Mowbry
Richlands
James A. Bridger
Bladenboro
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Winston-Salem
J. Curt Victorius
Guilford College
R. H. Stamey
Charlotte
R. D. Smith
American Federation of Labor
J. B. Rhine
Gregory D. Ivy
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
C. D. Johns
Woman's College
Harry K. Dorsett
Meredith College
Raleigh
H. Shelton Smith
Ralph Leal
Hickory
S M. Johnson
Durham
James T. Diggs
W. W. Martin
Newman I. White
Raymond Adams
Guilford
Marc Friedlaender
Women's College
John C. Bradshaw, Jr
Vera Largent
H. K. Russell
Robert G. Woodhouse
Anna Seaburg
O. A. Brown
Winston-Salem Insurance
Evelyn W. Bradshaw
Percy L. Rivers
State Board of Elections
Northline
Board of Elections
Long Drive Carried Out By Albright
Raleigh May 3. A profile of Robert Mayne Albright candidate for North Carolina governor outlines his life from UNC honors to a wartime record and rapid rise as state director of employment services. It notes his 1947 gubernatorial bid, marriage to Frances Perry, and roles with World Federalists. Planks include teacher pay, state personnel reform, wage laws, tax changes, planning board, rural roads, electrification, and pensions.
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Allen Alexander Raleigh
Robert Mayne Albright
Chapel Hill
North Faaree
Albright
Raleigh
University of North Carolina
Young Democrats of America
State Employment Service
U. S. Department of Labor
United States
North Carolina
World Federalists of
Asheville
Frances Stanley Perry
Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
General Assembly
Krights
Public Services
Nine Die in Weekend Accidents Across North Carolina
Associated Press reports at least nine people died in weekend accidents across North Carolina. Raeford Allen Ingram of High Point and Paul Hunt of Thomasville died in separate boating crashes on High Rock Lake. Newton men Robert Leatherman and Vance Yount drowned when their boat capsized on Oxford Lake. John Fisher, 15, drowned in the French Broad River near Asheville. A University of North Carolina at Burlington wing student William Allen died when his fighter plane crashed at Burlington airport in front of thousands. Clyde H. Cockerman, 50, fell to his death from a Reynolds Tobacco Co office building in Winston-Salem. Jonathan Nelson, 35, of Germantown, was killed by a train. Jim Smith, WWII veteran, died after being struck by a car on the Spindale-Ruth Highway near Rutherfordton.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Raeford Allen Ingram
High Point
Paul Hunt
Thomasville
High Rock Lake
Lexington
Newton
Robert Leatherman
Vance Yount
Oxford Lake
John Fisher
Marshall
French Broad River
Asheville
University of North
Burlington
William Allen
Marine Reserve
Nebo
Winston-Salem
Reynolds Tobacco Company
Clyde H. Cockerman
Jonathan Nelson
Germantown
Jim Smith
Rutherfordton
Union Workers Plan Action At Reynolds Tobacco Plant
About 2 000 members of Local 2% United Tobacco Workers FTA CIO met in Winston Salem and adopted a resolution for united economic action to press for a new contract. The plan leaves specific steps to the executive committee and is not a strike vote. Ed win K McCrea urged workers to build unity for effective action.
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Winston-Salem
RE. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
United Economic Action
United Tobacco Workers
Fta-Cio
Edwin K. McCrea
Scott Calls For Johnson To Quit Post
Kerr Scott demands state treasurer Charles M. Johnson resigns citing law on office hours and duties. Johnson defends economy and veterans programs while speaking at Wake Forest fraternity. Broughton urges national unity in world peace effort at Fayetteville rally as campaigns enter final four weeks.
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Kerr Scott
Charles M.johnson
Scott
Johnson
Phi Alpha Delta
Wake Forest College Legal Fraternity
North Carolina
J. Melville Broughton
William B. Umstead
United States
Fayetteville
Bertie Sheriff Faces 2 Serious Charges in Court
Windsor May 3 4 H Harry L Smith Bertie county sheriff is set for trial on first degree burglary and rape charges. Elizabeth Pitt a 40 year old Black school teacher testified at a preliminary hearing. Smith 36 denied the accusations as probable cause was found.
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Harry L. Smith
Bertie County
Superior Court
Elizabeth Pitt
J. B. Davenport
Smith
Network Programs Time Adjustments Across Regions
The note outlines timing rules for Eastern Central Mountain time zones and mentions local stations may alter relay times to fit schedules. It warns that last minute changes are not included and instructs subtracting one hour for central and two hours for mountain from Eastern times.
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights With Variety Programs
Radio guide lists May 3 evening schedule across networks. Programs include News, Music, Talk shows, dramas, and concerts featuring ABC CBS and West networks with personalities such as Lowell Thomas Murrow, Jack Smith, Mary Osborne, Bob Crosby, Cavalcade of America, Inner Sanctum, and Fred Waring set through late night dances and dances at midnight.
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Ebs
Abc-Weat
Cbs
Chicago Orchestra
Lum
Abner
Cba-West
Abe Lowell Thomas
Abe Geer
Cha 8Erica
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Dr. J. Q. Quis
Abe Sammy Kaye
Abec
Abe My
Friend Irma
Cbs News
Abe Fish
Hunat Club
Kari Godwin
Abe
Fred Waring
Screen Guild Players
West
New Housing Showdown Called For in Washington
Senate leaders called for a new housing showdown as Taft backed a long range bill to revive government loan insurance with 250 million dollars in guarantees. Cain proposed a one-year extension and 1.6 billion in extra authority, sparking fight with Ives and Democrats over public housing and House passage prospects.
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Senate
Taft
Ohio
Caind
Wash
House
Ives
R-Ny
Senate Democrats
Cain
Marylanders Go To Polls For Six Congress Seats
Maryland voters head to the polls to select nominees for six congressional seats and state convention delegates. All six incumbents seek re-election. two Republicans J Glenn Beall and Edward T Miller face no primary opposition. Campaign described as languid with factional Democrat strife and no presidential preference on ballots. Turnout anticipated at about 20 percent.
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Baltimore
Toda
Reds display of air power hints at Soviet plans
Washington observers note four engined Soviet planes shown at the May Day parade resemble TU-70 bomb carriers with transport features. If deployed as carriers they could reach Alaska within range, raising concern over Russia's airborne army. Estimates suggest 500 to 1,000 more bombers monthly could be produced.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Red Air Force
Alaska
Air Symington
Carl Spaatz
Air Force
Cruiser Salt Lake City to be sunk at sea
Mare Island officials said the heavy cruiser Salt Lake City, radioactive after its Bikini test role, will be sunk at sea by surf ace by the last week of May.
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Calif
Salt Lake City
Mare Island Navy Yard
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