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North Carolina Manual 1933 PUBLICATIONS OF THE NORTH CAROLINA HISTORICAL COMMISSION LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE LIBRARY NORTH CAROLINA MANUAL 1933 COMPILED AND EDITED BY H. M. LONDON LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE LIBRARIAN RALEIGH NORTH CAROLINA HISTORICAL COMMISSION 1933 PREFACE This volume is issued by the North Carolina Historical Com- mission in order to furnish in succinct form information about the State, its government and institutions, which otherwise would re- quire much investigation in many different sources. Unless other- wise stated, the data in each case is the latest available. Similar manuals were issued by the Secretary of State in 1903, 1905, and 1907, and by the North Carolina Historical Com- mission in 1909, 1911, 1913, 1915, 1917, 1919, 1921, 1923, 1925, 1927, 1929 and 1931. The demand for these volumes has been so great that all editions except those of 1925 and 1927 have been exhausted. The cut in the 1930-1931 and 1931-1933 appropriations of the His- torical Commission as a result of the general condition of State finances has compelled a sharp reduction in the size and scope of the 1931 and 1933 editions of the Manual. The sections, "Executive Departments," "Judicial Department," "State Departments, Boards and Commissions," "State Charitable and Correctional Institu- tions," "Miscellaneous," and "Constitutions," which are found in previous editions, have been omitted. NORTH CAROLINA HISTORICAL COMMISSION M. C. S. Noble, Chairman, Chapel Hill Heriot Clakkson Raleigh Mrs. Thomas O'Berry Goldsboro Miss Neil Battle Lewis Raleigh R. D. W. Connob Chapel Hill A. R. Newsome, Secretary, Raleigh CONTENTS Page Official Register for 1933-1934 7 The Legislative Department: Officers ond Members of the Senate 13 Senators 14 Senatorial Districts 15 Standing Committees of the Senate 17 Officers and Members of the House of Representatives 21 Representatives 23 Standing Committees of the House of Representatives 26 New State Boards and Commissions: Department of Labor 35 Reorganized Board of Agriculture 36 Highway Commission 37 Banking Department 38 Department of Personnel 39 Division of Purchase and Contract 40 Local Government Commission 43 University Consolidation Commission 45 Constitutional Commission 46 Commission for the Improvement of the Laws 46 State Board of Plumbing and Heating Examiners 47 Platforms of Political Parties, 1932: Democratic National Platform 51 Republican National Platform 56 State Democratic Platform 67 State Republican Platform 71 Election Returns : Popular and Electoral Votes for President by States, 1932 85 Popular Vote for President by States, 1916-1928 86 Vote for President by Counties, 1920-1932 88 Vote by Counties for Governor in Democratic Primaries, 1924-1932 91 Vote for State Officers in Democratic Primary, 1932 !»:* 6 Contents Page Vote for State Officers in Democratic Primaries, 192S, 1930 and 1932 99 Democratic Primary Vote, June 7, 1930, for United States Senator 100 Democratic Primary Vote, June 4 and July 2, 1932, for United States Senator 101 Republican Primary Vote, June 4, 1932, for United States Senator 103 Vote for Governor by Counties, 1920-1932 104 Vote for United States Senator, 1924-1932 106 Vote for Members of Congress, 1924-1932 108 Vote for Constitutional Amendments by Counties, 1932 118 Biographical Sketches: Executive Officials 127 Justices of the Supreme Court 133 United States Senators 137 Representatives in Congress 138 Members of the General Assembly 144 OFFICIAL REGISTER FOR 1933-34 LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT Alexander H. Graham President of the Senate Oiange R. L. Harris Speaker of the House of Representatives. Person EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT J. C. B. Ehringhaus - Governor Pasquotank Alexander H. Graham Lieutenant Governor Orange Stagey W. Wade Secretary of State Wake Baxter Durham Auditor Wake Charles M. Johnson Treasurer Wake A. T. Allen Superintendent of Public Instruction. ...Alexander Dennis G. Brummitt Attorney General Granville JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT supreme court justices Walter P. Stacy Chief Justice New Hanover W. J. Adams Associate Justice Moore Heriot Clarkson Associate Justice Mecklenburg George W. Connor Associate Justice Wilson W. J. Brogden Associate Justice Durham superior court judges W. L. Small First District Pasquotank-Elizabeth City M. V. Barnhill Second District Nash-Rocky Mount R. Hunt Parker Third District Halifax-Roanoke Rapids Frank A. Daniels Fourth District Wayne-Goldsboro J. Paul Frizzelle Fifth District Greene-Snow Hill H. A. Grady Sixth District Sampson-Clinton W. C. Harris Seventh District Wake-Raleigh E. H. Cranmer Eighth District Brunswick-Southport N. A. Sinclair Ninth District Cumberland-Fayettevilh> William A. Devin Tenth District Granville-Oxford J. H. Clement Eleventh District Forsyth- Winston-Salem H. Hoyle Sink— Twelfth District Davidson-Lexfngton A. M. Stack Thirteenth District Union-Monroe W. F. Harding Fourteenth District Mecklenburg-Charlotte J. M. Oglesby Fifteenth District Cabarrus-Concord Wilson Warlick Sixteenth District Catawba-Newton T. B. FlNLEY Seventeenth District Wilkes-Wilkesboro Michael Schenck Eighteenth District Henderson-Henderson vilU> P. A. McElroy Nineteenth District Madison-Marshall Felix E. Alley Twentieth District Haywood-Waynesville special judges G. V. Cowper Lenoir-Kinston Clayton Moore Martin-Williamston Frank S. Hill Cherokee-Murphy EMERGENCY' JUDGE Thomas J. Shaw Guilford-Greensboro solicitors Herbert R. Leary First District Chowan-Edenton Donnell Gilliam Second District Edgecombe-Tarboro W. H. S. BURGWYN Third District Northampton-Woodland 8 Official Registeb C. L. Williams Fourth District Lee-Sanford D. M. Ci-ark Fifth District Pitt-Greenville .T. A. POWERS Sixth District Lenoir-Kinston ,T. C. Little Seventh District Wake-Raleigh WOODUS KELliUM Eighth District New Hanover-Wilmington T. A. McNeill. _. Ninth District Robeson-Lumberton I.i;o Carr Tenth District Burlington -Alamance Carlisle W. HlGGINS Eleventh District Alleghany-Sparta 11. L. KOONTZ Twelfth District Guilford-Greensboro F. D. Ptttt.t.tph Thirteenth District Richmond-Rockingham J. (i. CARPENTER. Fourteenth District Gaston-Gastonia Z. V. LONG Fifteenth District Iredell-Statesville L. S. SPURUNQ —Sixteenth District Caldwell-Lenoir JOHN K. JONES Seventeenth District Wilkes-North Wilkesboro .1. W. Pless Eighteenth District McDowell-Marion ZEBULON V. Nettles -.Nineteenth District Buncombe-Asheville John M. Queen Twentieth District Haywood-Waynesville CORPORATION COMMISSION W. T. Lee Chairman Haywood George P. Pell Commissioner Forsyth Stanley Winborn Commissioner Hertford R. Otis Self Chief Clerk Jackson ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENTS, BOARDS, AND COMMISSIONS adjutant general's department J. Van B. Metts The Adjutant General New Hanover department of agriculture W. A. Graham Commissioner Lincoln department of labor A. L. FLETCHER Commissioner Ashe department of insurance D. C. BONEY Commissioner Lenoir department of revenue A. J. Maxwell Commissioner Craven state highway commission E. B. JEFFRESS Chairman Guilford Charles Ross Attorney Harnett state board of health Dr. J. M. Parrott Secretary Lenoir department of conservation and development J. W. HARRELSON Director Cleveland state board of charities and public welfare Mks. \V. T. Host Commissioner Wake Official Register NORTH CAROLINA HISTORICAL COMMISSION A. R. Newsome Secretary Union LIBRARY COMMISSION Miss Marjorie Beal Secretary Wake STATE LIBRARY Miss Carrie L. Broughton Librarian Wake LAW LIBRARY John A. Livingstone Librarian Wake personnel commission Frank L. Dunlap Director Anson industrial commission Matt H. Allen Chairman Lonoir STATE PRISON George Ross Poi- Superintendent Johnston LOCAL GOVERNMENT ADVISORY COMMISSION W. E. Easterling Director Wake BUDGET BUREAU J. C. B. Ehringhaus, Governor, Ex Officio. .Director Pasquotank BOARD OF EQUALIZATION LeRoy B. Martin Secretary Yadkin BANKING COMMISSION Gurnet P. Hood Commissioner Wayne DIVISION OP PURCHASE AND CONTRACT A. S. Brower Director Wake II) Official Registeb SUPERIOR C'oikt CALENDAR, 1933-34 I >i^t rirt Spring, 1933 Fall, 1933 Spring, 1934 Fall, 1934 1 PART I THE LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT 1. Officers of the Senate. 2. Members of the Senate (Arranged Alphabetically). 3. Members of the Senate (Arranged by Districts). 4. Senatorial Districts. 5. Standing Committees of the Senate. 6. Officers of the House of Representatives. 7. Members of the House of Representatives (Arranged Alpha- betically). 8. Members of the House of Representatives (Arranged by Counties). 9. Standing Committees of the House of Representatives. OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE SENATE OFFICERS A. H. Graham - President .Orange W. A. Clark - President pro tern . .Edgecombe LeRoy B. Martin Principal Clerk -Yadkin John D. Norton . Sergeant-at-Arms.. .Jackson B. F. Smith Reading Clerk .Wake SENATORS (Alphabetically Arranged) Name District Party Post Office Aiken, John W - - Twenty-fifth Democrat Hickory Bagley, Dudley First Democrat- . Moyock Bailey, C. L Second Democrat.. Plymouth Barker, J. Abner Ninth Democrat.. Roseboro Beatty, John D., Jr. Tenth Democrat.. Elizabetntown Bell, J. Twenty-fourth . Democrat.. Tuxedo Blackstock, C. E.... Thirtv-first Democrat.. Asheville Bland, D. H Eighth Democrat.. Goldsboro Boggan, W. K Nineteenth Democrat. Wadesboro Blackburn, J. M Twenty-fourth . Republican. North Wilkesboro Blue, L. M Eighteenth Democrat. Gibson Brown, W. A _ Ninth Democrat. - Rocky Point Burgin, W. Eighteenth Democrat.. Lexington Clark, W. G Fourth Democrat . Tarboro Clement, Hayden. Twenty-fir,st . Democrat . Salisbury Corey, A. B Fifth Democrat . Greenville Cross, T. S Thirteenth.-. Democrat . Sanford
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