McDonald Attacks Cherry by Citing Opponent’s Legislation Record
Ralph McDonald cites R. Gregg Cherry’s long legislative record to claim Cherry contradicted his campaign platform by failing to support projects Cherry now deems essential. McDonald notes Cherry mocked platforms as vote devices, quoting a 1937 Raleigh News & Observer line.
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Ralph McDonald
R. Gregg Cherry
Cherry
McDonald
Gastonia
MacDonald
Raleigh News & Observer
General Assembly
Get Out Of That Rut Says Quite Experts
Judith Chase presents a fascinating quiz and guidance to break habits and improve life as a featured inter esting piece in the May 14 issue, offering practical tips in a lively tone.
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Judith Chase
Next Governor Will Be Man Born Outside Of State
North Carolina faces a historic gubernatorial choice as Ralph McDonald and R Gregg Cherry, both born outside the state, vie to be the next governor. Cherry hails from York County South Carolina, while McDonald was born in Omaha Nebraska and raised in Arkansas, both alumni of Duke University. The last non native governor was John Motley Morehead in 1840, with prior native Edward Bishop Dudley elected in 1836.
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Ralph McDonald
R. Gregg Cherry
Tar Heel
Cherry
York County
South Carolina
McDonald
Omaha
Tll
Arkansas
Duke
John Motley Morehead
Pittsylvania County
Morehead
Edward Bishop Dudley
Onslow County
New Hanover
Mrs J B Britt Hosts Luncheon With Bingo Prizes
Mrs J B Britt entertained a luncheon at her Enfield home on Wednesday assisted by sisters Annie Mae Sherrod and Leonard Matthews. After lunch bingo awarded prizes to several guests including Richard Shoppe and I J Gillett Sr. Remembrances were given to Mrs Shoppe of Lubbock Texas and Mrs I J Gillett Sr of Smithfield.
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Enfield
Annie Mae Sherrod
Leonard Matthews
Richard Shoppe
Hunter Pope
W. F. Dickens
F. M. Dickens
A. W. Andleton
I. J. Gillett
Britt
Lubbock
Texas
Smithfield
J. R. Matthews
Holt Evans
Samuel Peirson, Jr
Sammie Goode
Beavans Whitaker
J. F. Whate
E. L. Petway
Waverly White
Employment Stabilization in North Carolina Reports Job Shifts
The March employment report shows a 51 percent rise in denials of Statements of Availability as workers migrate less. Firms add personnel departments to settle issues, while local offices logged 68 348 inquiries and 20 450 releases across 45 offices. Out and in migrations, with 1 772 workers drawn to out-of-state jobs and 7 833 in-migrants, reflect shifting labor patterns during wartime.
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