The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-19
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SEAT IN SENATE

RALEIGH, March 18.-RLThe
list of democratic candidates seek
ing the u. S. Senate seat now
held by Robert r. Reynolds
swelled to five here today and a
third candidate filed for the office
of lieutenant governor as filing
books in the office of Secretary
Raymond Maxwell of the State
Board of Elections closed for the
1914 primaries
Giles Yoeman Newton of Gibson
is the new democratic candidate
for the senate. His opponents are
Former Governors Clyde r. Hoey
Of Shelby and Cameron Morrison
of Charlotte. The Other candidates
are Marvin L. Ritch of Charlotte
and Arthur Simmons of Burling-
ton.
In the race for lieutenant gov
ernor, Jamie T. LYDIA of Green's
boro added his name to the list
which already includes L. Y. Bal
jentine of Fuguay-Varina and w.
I. Halstead of Elizabeth City.
Two new democratic candidates
foz. major state offices are w. N.
Crawford of Greensboro. who filed
for secretary of state against the
incumbent, Thad Eure, and L. J.
Phipps of Chapel Hill, who entered
the race for state treasur against
incumbent Charles johnson.
Two last minute republican fill
ings assured a complete slate OF
candidates for all major state Of
fees, including the nineth congress.
sional district, republican primar.
les were assured in races for the
office of state treasurer, lieuten-
ant governor and in the nineth
congressional district.
Filing in the Seventh congress
sional district were J. Bayard
Clark D), Of Fayetteville, and
]. A. Maultsby, (R), of Whiteville.
The complete list of candidates D.
for Democrat and R-Republican) fol
Governor: R. Gregg Cherry fD), Ola
Ray Boyd Cd, Ralph Mcdonald CD
and Frank C. Patton R).
U. S. Senate: Marvin L. Ritch (D)
Charlotte; Arthur Simmons (D), Bur.
lington; Giles Y. Newton CD. Gibson
Lieutenant Governor: w. I. Halsteae
(D), Elizabeth City; L. Y. Ballentint
D), Fuquay; Jamie T. LYDIA D)
Greensboro; George L. Greene (Rl
Marshall; Robert L. Lovelace (R), Ell
kin; and A. Harold Morgan (R), Smith
field.
Secretary of State: Thad Eure D)
Winton; w. N. Crawford D), Greens
Auditor: George Ross Pou D), Ra
leigh: Fred S. Hunter (D), Huntersville
J. M. Van 10y (R), Charlotte.
Raleigh; L. J. Phipps Cd, Chapel Hill
Hiram B. Worth (R, Greensboro; S. B
Roberts (R), Marshall.
Attorney General: Harry McMulla1
| 3D.. Raleigh; Sam J. Morris (R), Ra
leigh.
Clyde A. Erwin (D), Raleigh and B. Car
Russell (R), Wilmington.
Commissioner of Agriculture: w. ker
Scott (D) Raleigh, and Clarence T. Al
len R), Aurora.
Commissioner of Insurance: William
P. Hodges (Dl, Raleigh, and Halsey 3
Leavitt (R), Asheville.
Commissioner of Labor: Forrest H
Shu:ord D), High Point, land James
Spence, Jr. (R), Siler City.
Associate Justice Supreme Court (tw
seats): A. A. F. Sewell D), Raleigh
william A. Devin D), Oxford; E. F
s:illwell (R, Sylvia, and Algerton 1
Congress
First District: Herbert c. Bonner ~
Washington, and r. Clarence Dozier (R)
Elizabeth City.
Second District: John H. Kerr CD
Warrenton, Cameron S. Weeks Cd, Tar
Third District: Graham A. Barden (D)
New Bern, and H. B. Kornegay (R)
Calypso.
Fourth District: Harold D. Cooley (D)
Nashville; J. Ira Lee (Rl. Smithfield;
Mt Airy; J. N. Freeman %, Winston
Salem, and John J. Ingle (R), Winston
sixth District: Carl T. Durham tD)
Chapel Hill. and Worth D. Henderso
| (R), Greensboro.
Seventh District: j. Bayard CLARK ~
Fayetteville. and J. A. Maultsby (R)
Whiteville.
Lexington. and B. B. C. Brock CR)
Mocksville.
D). Laurel Springs; Monroe Adam
(R), Statesville; Emory C. Mccall (R.
Lenoir. ~,
Tenth District Hamilton c. Jones %
Charlotte; Joe w. Erwin Cd. Charlotte
John C. Stroupe Cd. Hickory; an
LOOMS F. Klutz (Rl, Newton. ~
Eleventh District: A. l.. ulwlnkle "
Gastonio, and E. v. Moss (R), Cherry
vile. m,
twelfth District: Sebulon Weaver lD
Asheville, and Lewis p Hamlln IN