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Scott headquarters on Saturday
night . . . with about 500 others
. . . some of whom had been John
son’s supporters until the victor’s
lead hit 15,000 votes.
NOTES—Believe it or not, one
of the happiest men over Scott's
victory is none other than your
Governor, R. Gregg Cherry, whose
county went for the Alamance
gentleman . . . There was some
suggestion to the effect that Cher
ry might come out for Johnson
during the second primary . . .
But you figure that one out . . .
Capus Waynick was the princi
pal strategist in the Scott camp.
He is as shrewd as they come . . .
liberal and thoroughly hones . . .
Robert W. Redwine, sharp ad
vertising man, n ade a huge con
tribution to the Scott victory in
the neat wording of those adver
tisements you read. He was also
a Broughton man . . . Incidentally,
one of the first congratulatory calls
to W. Kerr Scott was from J. TvT.
Broughton . . . You are likely to
see a brand nfew State Highway
Commission take over next year,
since all of the present members,
except Jordan, were for Charles
M. Johnson ... It is estimated
that the losers spent in the neigh
borhood of $150,000 in the sec
ond primary . . . and about the
same in the first*. . . Approximate
ly $25,000 was spent in Forsyth
County alone, it is said . . . and
this county went for Johnson by
only 48 votes.
BARNES— A young man to
reckon with in future political
contests in this State is John I.
Barnes of Clayton, Albright man
ager in the first go-around. He
carried about 85 percent of + he
Albright vote to Scott, it is
thought, and all the counties which
went for R. Mayne in the first
were for Scott in the second. Men
and women like John Barnes and
his cute, attractive wife will keep
America free and in the hands of
the people.
This also goes for Ferd Davis,
young newspaper editor of Zebu
lon in Wake County, whose edi
torial on the “One Talent Candi
date’’ you have probably read by
this time. He was for Scott from
the beginning . . . flew for him,
spoke for him. and wrote for him.
His mother, Mrs. Theo. B. Davis,
kept the children last Saturday
night so the young folks could
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SCOTT— In one of the shortest
campaigns on record anywhere,
Kerr Scott was nominated for
Governor. In January Charles
M. Johnson had the thing sewed
up. Then the lightning struck.
Kerr Scott announced he would
not run for re-election as Agricul
tural Commissioner. At that time
he had no idea of running for
Governor, contrary to what you
might have heard, but the John
son forces saw him as a possible
candidate even as he made plans
to retire from public bfe. He
had told his wife in 1944 that he
would not run for Commissioner
of Agriculture again.
However, there was dissatisfac
tion with Johnson, and Scott was
urged to run for Govenor . . .
by letter, by wire, and by hardly
legible pencil written post cards
from throughout North Carolina. I
There were conferences, meetings,
one of which was held in the Gov
ernor’s mansion, and Scott an-!
nounced. Then the fur began to
fly. The first good break was
when Charlie Parker, perhaps the
best newspaperman in the State,
consented to handle the publicity. |
But folks were scared for Scott.
They had been beaten by the ma- !
chine so many times that they
could not imagine his winning.
Many men had the opportunity
to manage the Scott campaign, but
they were afraid. Scott wasn’t.
Like the Little Red Hen, he said,
“Okay, then I will plant the wheat
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seed.” ’ And he did. Jim Cald
well of Concord joined up. The
second break was w r hen Capus
Waynick stepped in. Then Bob
Redwine. The News and Observ
er was always sympathetic to
Scott.
The first thing you knew the
campaign was rolling . . . and how
it rolled. Money was needed . .
money with no strings attached.
It came . . . from the same type
of people who had no money to
help Fountain in 1932 and Mc-
Donald in 1936. Scott proved
himself to be a great campaigner.
The people liked h : s sincerity, the
honesty of his face and manner.
He is honest, fair, and fine . .
and an humble person. The Scotts
are fine people, all of them. Kerr
Scott will make a great Governor.
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BY PUBLICATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
SHELTON S. PIPPIN )
ET ALS )
vs. )
DOYT D. PIPPIN )
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