Reynolds Withdrawal Shifts North Carolina Politics
A North Carolina editorial analyzes Senator Robert R. Reynolds decision not to seek reelection, noting his absence in Washington and potential impact on the Senate race. It discusses possible entries by Clyde Hoey Marvin Ritch Cameron Morrison and the possible spillover into the gubernatorial contest, with Cherry McDonald and Hoey under consideration.
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The Case For The College High Point College drive
High Point College seeks a drive to pay off its $150000 debt arguing debt elimination boosts both education and city finances. Officials cite assets of about 10.1 million, local impact from admissions and staff, and the plan to fund future growth for returning soldiers and community education.
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High Point College praised for Methodist ministry contribution
A compilation of quotes highlights High Point College's impact on Methodist ministry through its graduates. Duke Divinity School’s Dr Garber notes one eighth of current students are HP graduates and counts their influence in North Carolina conferences.
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Kentucky Results Hint at Republican Momentum in a Democratic Stronghold
A Washington observer links Kentucky GOP victory to a national mood of dissatisfaction with the New Deal era. Simeon Willis, a respected elder statesman, campaigned without big money, letting voters feel his character. The piece discusses Barkley Chandler and Donaldson, national party cues, and suggests Roosevelt may forego a fourth term amid a shifting political landscape.
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Argentina Aiding Nazi Submarine Effort Warned
An exclusive report accuses the Argentine government of aiding Nazi submarine operations by releasing Graf Spee officers to German-backed networks in Buenos Aires. The piece links this to attacks on Allied shipping and questions President Ramirez's loyalty amid war-crisis diplomacy.
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