Roosevelt Leads In National Straw Votes Amid Poll Totals
Roosevelts lead in a nationwide straw vote tallies with 188,860 for Roosevelt, 128,11 for Hoover, 447 for Thomas and scattered votes. Polls from various cities including Cincinnati, Columbus, Chicago, Newark and Wichita show Roosevelt ahead in multiple states and media outlets.
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Hunt Parker Appointed Judge in Cloud Minnesota
A fragmented clipping notes Hunt Parker is appointed judge amid Roosevelt and Hoover poll references. Mentions Roosevelt figures for 1943 and local election context, with scattered numbers on workers and a New Jersey special poll.
Enfield Appoints New Superior Court Judge
In Enfield the town provides one-tenth of the judges now serving. W Aubrey McDaniel notes local natives R Hunt Par and M V Barnhill hold positions. Paul Weener confirms Judge Parker’s appointment pleased county and district, praising his ability and impartiality.
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Enfield
W. Aubrey McDaniel
R. Hunt Par
M. V. Barnhill
Tot Parker
Paul Weener
Fearle
Parker
Study Club hosts new member and book review event
Friday morning the Study Club met with Miss Susan Holliday hosting and Mrs. David Traynham presiding. Mrs. Pred Brown reviewed Shadows on the Roc i scene with vivid discussion, a Geo Hayes panel offered ideas from The Business of Being Club Women, and a reading from Alice Ames Winter. Attendees included Mrs. David Trayn sham, R. P. Beckwith, T. M. Jenkins, George Hayes, and others. weeklong visit by Ame Cis Wyche noted.
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Susan Uolliday
David Traynham
Frank Kemp
Pred Brown
Brown
Geo. Hayes
David Traynsham
R. P. Beckwith
T. M. Jenkins
George Hayes
Fred Brown
W. S. Dean
Frank Williams
Alfred Martin
Frank T Manning
Hugh Braid
Frank Wilson
Pendleton Grizzard
J. N. Bynum
Susan Holliday
Joyner Nominated as Democratic Senator Candidate
Sen Joyner of Garysburg Northampton County was named the Democratic Senatorial nominee to replace W H S Burxwyn of Woodland who was appointed solicitor of the district. Joyner will campaign in the coming election. The senatorial committee, W J Long of Northampton and George Lane of Bertie, met in Jackson Tuesday morning to make the appointment.
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Woodland
Joyner
W. J. Long
Northampton
George Lane
Bertie Cour
Jackson
Heathsville Fire Suspect Rises From Barn Blaze
A barn burn at Heathsville last night consumed the structure and caused unspecified losses. GL Parker of Wilson spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs J R in Heathsville.
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Estten
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New Camden Judge Sets First Court in Presiding Term
The newly appointed solicitor moved to Henderson then Roanoke Rapids and will begin duties in Camden. He is to preside over Camden Superior Court, a session originally planned for Judge Midgette this week. He has made his home in Roanoke Rapids since relocating.
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Jackson
Elizabeth City
Hopt
Par de Trechaud
Midgette
Devin
Dimige Parkey
Henderson
Vance County
Sueleee Fee
Roanoke Rapids
Camden
Tay
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New Superior Court
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