Newspaper articles from 1933 to 1935

Chapter12 All Newspaper Articles mentioning C.L. Shuping
from 01/03/1933 to 12/22/1935, 2nd section 155 articles, 15 pages

19330103 Greensboro Daily News
Pou withdrawal relieves tension. Article mentions that there are about 40
candidates for the job. Senator Bailey wants the job for his 1930 campaign
manager, C.L. Shuping, of Greensboro and that will give him a decided
advantage as far as NC is concerned.

19330104 Greensboro Daily News
Withdrawal of Pou is an aid to Shuping, Bailey is backing him.

19330107 Assume Roper has job cinched.
C.L. Shuping mentioned of one of 5 aspirants for job

19330111 State’s delegation to study patronage.
C.L. Shuping with active support of Bailey is art of a trio of Carolina candidates.

19330113 Greensboro Daily News
Pou and Umstead join to give Shuping help. Greensboro man is recommended
to President-elect for top revenue job.

19360113 Greensboro Daily News
NC Senators at the parting of ways
Article mentioned that C.L. Shuping who though favored by endorsements of
both senators would decline to accept the position of assistant to the
commissioner of internal revenue

19360113 Greensboro Daily News
Reidsville Protests
C.L. Shuping presents objection to Post Office Site.
C.L. Shuping has presented to Senators a petition signed by a large number of
residents of Reidsville for another site for the Post Office.

19360113 Greensboro Daily News
Fountain has trouble in launching campaign to get Senate office
Fountain is not much competition for Bailey
Bailey is mentioned that he disagrees with his great friend Leroy Shuping and
Shuping’s anti-administration sentiments to Roosevelt and Ehringhaus and
others, Bailey is still friends with Shuping.

19330116 The Greensboro Patriot
Shuping for collector

19330116 Unknown NC newspaper
Muir looms as revenue agent. C.L. Shuping of Greensboro will probably be
placed in the Bureau of Internal Revenue.



19330116 The Greensboro Record
Mr. Shuping boasted. Umstead and Pou are boosting Mr. Shuping for
commissioner of internal revenue.

19330224 Greensboro Daily News
Roosevelt is considering Shuping for internal revenue commissioner post.

19330225 The New York Times
Roosevelt drafts inaugural speech. The post of deputy commissioner of internal
revenue is likely to be offered to C.L. Shuping of NC

19330225 Unknown NC newspaper
Shuping for commissioner. Positive comments on C.L. Shuping being appointed
this office by Roosevelt.

19330226 The Winston Salem Journal and Sentinel
Sams retires from race for revenue post. Sams withdrew in hopes that C.L.
Shuping would get post.

19330227 Greensboro News-Record
Shuping urges quick action by Democrats

19330227 The Charlotte Observer
Ask Democrats to meet quota. Shuping exhorts Carolinians to meet quota.

19330227 State far short of $15,000 goal. C.L. Shuping issues statement exhorting all NC
to meet this goal.

19330302 The News and Observer, Raleigh, NC
McLean reported to be picked for revenue job, the place sought for Shuping by
Senator Bailey.

19330305 Unreceptive. Former Governor Angus W. McLean had endorsed Shuping for the
post

19330308 Bower Nominates Shuping. John C. Bower nominates Shuping for national committeeman. Bower commented how good a lawyer he was. Just try a case against him and if you are not prepared, too bad.
He is the best political organizer in NC












19330313 The Raleigh Times
State federal job slate reported to be complete
Starts on page 1, continued on page 8
C.L. Shuping has backing of the state’s delegation in congress for the position of
U.S. Commissioner of Internal Revenue but he is having to buck opposition from
a number of candidates from other states. Senator Reynolds is reported to have
swallowed whatever opposition he may have entertained for Mr. Shuping who
managed Mr. Bailey’s campaign in 1930 and who actively opposed Senator
Reynolds’ nomination last year. Should Mr. Shuping fail to get the job he is now
afterm it is possible some other lucrative federal job will be his. And if it becomes
necessary to reward him with a job in this state, it is not without reason that he
may be named Federal Attorney of the middle district of the state.

19330313 The Greensboro patriot
Mr. Roosevelt writes a book. Mr. Shuping deserves recognition

19330316 Hope still strong in NC. Bailey has concentrated upon the candidacy of C.L.
Shuping

19330325 The New York Times
Jobs bring about a case of nerves. Urge the appointment of C.L. Shuping as
commissioner of internal revenue

19330325 Curley and Phagan now in the picture. C.L. Shuping mentioned in the picture for
this job.

19330327 The Charlotte Observer
Democrats get $51,368 in NC. Report of C.L. Shuping’s fund raising results in
NC.

19330327 Greensboro News-Record
Shuping’s final report shows $51,368 given for Democratic battle

19330416 The Charlotte Observer
Expect Shuping to be appointed U.S. Attorney. Shuping is expected to be
appointed federal district attorney for the middle district of North Carolina

19330418 Greensboro Daily News
The appointment of Helvering expected within a short time. To recognize
Shuping as a strong contender of commissioner of internal revenue.

19330501 The Greensboro Daily News
Helvering is named by president to one of choicest places. Shuping a contender.
Greensboro man had been endorsed for place by both of state’s Senators.

19330502 The News and Observer, Raleigh, NC
Big revenue job goes to Kansas. Shuping can have position of Deputy
Commissioner of he cares for it.

19330506 The Charlotte Observer
Younts and Shuping not bidding for job. Application of Shuping for commissioner
of internal revenue

19330507 The Charlotte News
Shuping to get federal post. Now that the office of internal revenue commissioner
has been filled, Bailey has picked a new Job for him but is keeping it under his
hat.

19330605 Greensboro Daily News
Mr. Farley agrees to deliver speech opening the building. C.L. Shuping returned
from trip to Washing last week to extend an Invitation to Farley.

19330606 The News and Observer, Raleigh, NC
Urge Shuping to take the place of assistant. Efforts are being made to have C.L.
Shuping accept the position of assistant To the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue.

19330606 Appoint Democrats when Congress ends. C.L. Shuping has the refusal of the
assistant commissioner of Internal revenue

19330606 Greensboro Daily News
Senators reach the parting of the ways. C.L. Shuping who has the endorsement
of both senators would decline to accept the position of assistant to the
commissioner of internal revenue.

19330608 Greensboro Daily News
Will Neal tendered juicy federal plum. C.L. Shuping, Chairman Farley’s first
choice for assistant commissioner definitely
Declined the appointment today in a message to Senator Bailey.

19330608 Reynolds opposes Neal but submits 29 others. Postmaster Farley tried to get
C.L. Shuping to accept the position but Mr. Shuping denied.

19330609 The News and Observer, Raleigh, NC
Farley must decide
Shuping offered Commissioner of Internal Revenue, refused list of 25 prominent
Democrats released to the paper
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19330609 Greensboro Daily News
Effort being made to have Greensboro as location for Home Owners Loan office
C.L. Shuping was in the Nations capital last week in the interest of this.

19330609 Greensboro Daily News
Appoint democrats when Congress ends
C.L. Shuping has the refusal it is understood of the position here of the assistant
to the commissioner of internal revenue. Farley doubtless would like to give
Shuping his support.

19330609 Greensboro Daily News
Farley’s visit here to have no connection with repeal
C.L. Shuping, Greensboro attorney and Democratic leader extended the
invitation to Farley made a statement that Farley’s visit to Greensboro will have
no connection with the repeal campaign. He extended to Farley an invitation to
deliver the principle address at the dedication of the New federal building in
Greensboro

19330612 Greensboro Daily News
Postmaster General Farley will dedicate new federal building Thursday, July 6.
Shuping mentioned in greeting party.

19330620 Party officials in state oppose Wagner measure. National Committeeman C.L.
Shuping mentioned

19330705 The Raleigh News and Observer
Greensboro Ready to dedicate Post Office
Joseph T, Martin President of the chamber of commerce will preside all of the
exercices and C.L. Shuping will introduce Mr. Farley. Speakers will inclide
Governor Ehringhaus, Mr. Farley, amd Senators Bailey and Reynolds.

19330706 The Evening Telegram, Rocky Mount, NC
Farley praises state in address; repeal of prohibition advocated
Praises NC as one of pioneer of Southern States
C.L. Shuping mentioned as one of the other speakers on the program
Farley complimented C.L. Shuping as a friend and for raising $50,000 for the
support and election of Governor Roosevelt for his presidency.

19330706 Greensboro Daily News
Greensboro is ready for dedication of new federal building today. C.L. Shuping
mentioned will introduce Mr. Farley

19330706 Greensboro Daily News
Address of Postmaster General at dedication ceremonies here
Farley urged Shuping to accept a great public position and honored him with
compliments on his fundraising efforts and service to the party

19330706 Greensboro Daily News
Farley is to arrive at 7:05 this morning
C.L. Shuping mentioned as welcoming party at the train station

19330707 Greensboro Daily News
Cabinet member has strenuous day here. Farley met by reception committee –
includes C.L. Shuping.

19330707 Greensboro Daily News
Distinguished guests pose for picture.
Picture of C.L. Shuping with guests.
Cabinet member has strenuous day here. Shuping among reception committee
to greet Mr. Farley

19330707 Greensboro Daily News
Address of Postmaster General at dedication ceremonies here
Farley in his speech commends Shuping to getting Roosevelt elected and in
raising more than $5000 for the party and his efforts as an attorney and democrat
in Greensboro

19330707 Greensboro Daily News
Twenty years effort repaid as post office building is dedicated
C.L. Shuping member of the advisory committee and state director for finance for
the national committee presented Mr. Farley

19330714 Greensboro Daily News
50 Farley is grateful for reception here. C.L. Shuping received appreciation letter
from Farley.

19330803 Greensboro Daily News
C.L. Shuping accepts place on state recovery board. Local man wires General
Johnson, has had much experience as a organizer, members of the board are to
serve without pay

19330814 Greensboro Daily News
Shuping chairman of NRA’s NC St, Advisory Board

19330823 The Raleigh Times
Monroe woman given position. Bailey supporter in 1930 given revenue post here
Miss Mary E. Stewart who conducted an active letter writing campaign to the
newspapers in behalf of Senator J.W. bailey has been named deputy collector or
Internal revenue in the office of Charles H. Robertson. Mentioned that during the
campaign the friends of Simmons did all the talking and the adherents of Bailey
kept quiet in a number of languages.

19330908 The Raleigh Times
Shuping may be big man behind guns (Front Page)
Speculation that Shuping is the moving spirit in Greensboro’s attempt to take
from Raleigh the offices of Internal Revenue for NC. If this is done, this would be
a feather in the cap of Mr. Shuping and thus enable him to make a stronger bid
for the chairmanship when the state democratic executive committee meets next
year. Congressman William B. Umstead is active in this effort to move the
revenue offices to Greensboro. Bailey made every effort to have Shuping named
as US Commissioner but Roosevelt chose Guy Heering of Kansas. Mr. Shuping
was offered a deputy commissionership but turned it down.

19331015 The News and Observer, Raleigh, NC
Gardner quits committee, Carr probable successor. C.L. Shuping mentioned in
this fight.

19331016 Greensboro Daily News
Shuping is suggested as Gardner successor

19331017 The Greensboro Daily News
State recovery board will hold meeting here today. Plans for further organization
of local compliance boards will get attention – Shuping notified that two new
members have been named

19331017 The News and Observer, Raleigh, NC
Several may enter race for national Committee. Friends of C.L. Shuping making
active campaign for his behalf. Anti sentiments against Shuping from Aubrey L.
Brooks.

19331018 The News and Observer, Raleigh, NC
Morrison not to enter race, to make dry fight. C.L. Shuping, Bailey’s manager is
already actively in the field.

19331018 Greensboro News-Record
State Recovery Board to be sure of ground handling complaints.
Requests more specific authority and asks that NRA representative be assigned
to NC. State divided into 11 districts with board member in charge of each –
meeting is held in Shuping’s office. No.6, C.L. Shuping, Greensboro – Guilford,
Rockingham, Caswell, Alamance, & Randolph

19331019 The New York Times
Party fight seen in NC. Active fight being made for C.L. Shuping

19331019 The News and Observer, Raleigh, NC
Repeal fight has two-sided aspect for final stages. C.L. Shuping is being
advanced for the Democratic National Committee On the ground of closeness to
Postmaster James A. Farley.

19331019 No hurry to fill Gardner vacancy. A determined effort will be made to elect C.L.
Shuping, Campaign manager for Bailey in 1930.

19331019 The News and Observer, Raleigh, NC
Ehringhaus is given backing. C.L. Shuping mentioned with others as candidates
for national committeeman, J.O. Carr, Julian Price, L.P. McLendon.

19331019 The Raleigh Times
Ehringhaus pushed into limelight. When the time came to name a state
chairman in 1932, Senator Bailey’s choice was C.L. Shuping of Greensboro his
former campaign manager and active candidate for National Committeeman.

19331019 Ehringhaus is urged for Gardner’s post. C.L. Shuping mentioned as a possible
candidate.

19331020 Shuping is reported assured of position
Raleigh hears talk Shuping has secured promises of support




19331022 Greensboro Daily News
Reynolds expresses his opposition to haste in filing vacant position. His
statement indicates he is trying to head off selection of C.L. Shuping who is
reported favored by Bailey.

19331022 The Charlotte Observer
Think Shuping will fail to get high post. Political observers in capitol discounting
stories of support behind Greensboro man.

19331022 The Charlotte Observer
Democrats to be called soon. Paper says Shuping to be committeeman
(High Point Enterprise, 10/21/33)

19331022 Durham Sun
Doubt Shuping will get post. Raleigh commentators believe his friends are a bit
too optimistic.

19331023 Talk on committee, Selection quieter, Shuping likely man

19331025 The Greensboro Record
Marion objects to NRA boards. Labor official claims labor not properly
represented; scores Shuping

19331028 Wilson Daily News
O. Max Gardner weekend guest Gov. Ehringhaus. Friends of C.L. Shuping
actively engaged to bring about his election.

19331029 White House highly regards course of Gardner relative to national
Committeeman. C.L. Shuping mentioned with Bailey.

19331029 The News and Observer
Repeal fight has two-sided aspect for final stages
C.L. Shuping mention as for the repeal of the 18th amendment

19331030 The Charlotte Observer
Gardner backs Carr for committeeship. Shuping mentioned in running for
National committeeman

19331101 Greensboro Daily News
Shuping apparently has easy lead over all for party post
Picture of C.L. Shuping

19331113 Greensboro Daily News
The national committee and Shuping

19331114 Greensboro Daily News
Thinks Shuping foes play waiting game

19331114 The Salisbury Post
Mr. Shuping and the vacancy on the committee.
19331118 The Raleigh Times
Chairman Winborne silent on Committeeman meeting. C.L. Shuping viewed as
an active candidate for the post.

19331119 The News and Observer, Raleigh, NC
Delay expected in filling post quit by Gardner. C.L. Shuping is well ahead of the
field for post.

19331120 Henderson Dispatch
Shuping is most discussed for job of committeeman. Shuping already has fat job
as attorney in bank receivership.
Fear that if Shuping is elected he will look out for the interests of Shuping, Bailey,
& Umstead first and of the Democratic Party
Second. Those that know Shuping maintains that he is of the old school of
politics who took care of their friends and who were ruthless with those that
opposed them.

19331120 Durham Herald
Gardner’s Successor
C.L. Shuping is now in the lead for the appointment for national committeeman

19331121 Shuping may be hurt by delay in picking Gardner’s Successor

19331122 The Raleigh Times
Shuping’s campaign has tendency worry scribes

19331123 The Greensboro Record
Gardner’s successor. The Salisbury Post is predicting appointment of C.L.
Shuping

19331125 The Charlotte Observer
What’s hurry? Asks Winborne
Support for C.L. Shuping as national committeeman.

19331128 Greensboro Daily News
Shuping’s friends confident he’ll land committee post

19331129 The News and Observer, Raleigh, NC
No move to fill Gardner vacancy. C.L. Shuping may get post.

19331130 The Charlotte Observer
Gardner backs Carr for committeeship. Shuping at work for the place of national
committeeman.

19331203 The News and Observer, Raleigh, NC
Politicians now thinking more of 1936 than of 34. Shuping speculated of getting
post as national committeeman.



19331214 The News and Observer, Raleigh, NC
No Meeting. C.L. Shuping pre-primary manager for Senator Bailey is accepted as
being lead for the job.

19331226 Roosevelt’s New Deal brings different slant to 1933 state politics. C.L. Shuping
heads in race for national committeeman

19331231 The News and Observer
Politicians thinking more of 1936 than of ‘34’
C.L. Shuping mentioned as for the Gardner vacancy

19340103 Shuping enters vigorous denial

19340104 Greensboro Daily News
Gardenmakers hear talk on window boxes
Mrs. C. Leroy Shuping among those present

19340105 Greensboro Daily News
Gardenmakers hear talk on window boxes
Mrs. C. Leroy Shuping among those present

19340118 Greensboro News-Record
Gardner kept clear of capital politics. Mentioned that Shuping was in Washington
today but wasn’t informed about meeting.

19340119 Greensboro Daily News
100 Roosevelt attacks on lobbyists stirs animals at capital. Shuping case soon?
(Election to national committeeman)

19340122 The Charlotte Observer
Farley party off to capital
National Committeeman mentioned as part of party spoke briefly and
appropriately

19340124 Greensboro Daily News
W.W. Neal is picked for Democratic Post. Friends of Shuping show support to
elect him

19340125 Added interest in Gardner vacancy
Chances of C. Leroy Shuping mentioned, 1930 campaign manager of Josiah W.
Bailey

19340128 Morrison may seek post on committee. Friends of Senator Reynolds think
former Governor might defeat Shuping

19340202 The News and Observer, Raleigh, NC
Views and observations. It is conceded that C.L. Shuping is the next national
committeeman without opposition.


19340203 To call meeting for early march. Like Governor Ehringhaus, Winborne is opposed to the selection of C.L. Shuping

19340206 Greensboro Daily News
Think Shuping has election sewed up
Friends of Shuping think his election is sewed up in the bag

19340211 Greensboro Daily News
Election of C.L. Shuping as committeeman seems sure

19340212 The Greensboro Daily News
Shuping is regarded as victor in capital. Greensboro man’s chances for getting
Committee post considered good.

19340212 Greensboro Daily News
Shuping is regarded as victor in Capital for national committeeship
Prophecy in the Greensboro Daily News by the Washington bureau that C.L.
Shuping will win the national committeeship. Comments that Shuping stands
about as high as Farley and the president

19340214 The Charlotte Observer
Democrats to fill vacancy in party post. Prominent tar heels mentioned for
committeeman include C.L. Shuping

19340214 The News and Observer, Raleigh, NC
Democratic Committee meets here on March 8. Shuping appears as leading
candidate for national committeeman.

19340219 The Greensboro Record
Shuping slated to be National Committeeman. Understood he has more than
majority vote (C.L. Shuping)
Get whole article

19340223 The Charlotte Observer
Governor not out for post. Mr. Bailey helps Shuping.

19340224 The Greensboro Record
Growing prestige. Mr. Shuping noted has done as much for the Democratic
Party in NC as any man now living.

19340301 Wilmington Morning Star
Bailey backer seeks place on committee. C.L. Shuping leads in NC for place
vacated by former Governor Gardner.

19340302 Greensboro Daily News
All writers now say Shuping to get post

19340304 New York Times, IV, 7:2
Bailey backer seeks place on committee. C.L. Shuping leads in NC for place
vacated by former Governor Gardner.
19340306 The Greensboro Daily News
Shuping is without opposition for post

19340307 The Greensboro Record
Greensboro man to get place on committee. C.L. Shuping will be tendered the
national membership when the Democratic executive committee meets. Anti-
sentiment from Senator Reynolds and Governor Ehringhaus.

19340308 New Haven Evening Register
C.L. Shuping may get party post to succeed O. Max Gardner
Picture of C.L. Shuping

19340308 The News and Observer, Raleigh, NC
Democrats meet. C.L. Shuping slated for the national commiteemanship without
opposition

19340308 Shuping is slated to be picked (national committeeman)

19340308 The Charlotte Observer
Shuping elected to convention of Democrats set for June 21. The state
Democratic executive committee unanimously elected C.L. Shuping of
Greensboro as National Committeeman succeeding Former Governor O. Max
Gardner.
Picture of C.L. Shuping

19340309 Greensboro Daily News
Shuping unanimous Democratic choice as committeeman
Picture of C.L. Shuping

19340309 The Charlotte Observer
Picture of C.L. Shuping on front page
Convention of Democrats set for June 21.
Greensboro man unopposed for National Committeeman. C.L. Shuping elected
unanimously elected as National Committeman of North Carolina succeeding former
Governor O. Max Gardner. Shuping was the only candidate nominated for post. His
name was offered by J.C. Bower of Lexington and seconded by Odus M. Mull of Shelby.
Shuping was at his hotel during the nomination but was immediately sent to address the
committee meeting which was held in the hall of the House of Representatives at the
state capitol. Ehringhaus spoke and then Shuping spoke. Shuping expressed himself as
deeply appreciative of the honor bestowed upon him. He said he dedicated himself to
democracy in 1892 and through the years except for one occasion had served as a
private in the ranks. He urged party solidarity and unity of purpose as the thought to be
uppermost in the mind of every Democrat of the state.
Shuping long active in Democratic affairs
C.L. Shuping active in the Democratic Party for more than 20 years, has occupied a
position of large leadership the last decade. Summarized Shupings involvements in
politics over ten years including:
*Manager of state campaign for Josiah Bailey’s run for Governor in 1924
*1928 chairman of the Democratic County Executive Committee in Guilford
*Manager for State Campaign for Josiah Bailey elected as NC Senator


19340309 The Charlotte Observer
*Direction of pre-convention campaign for Roosevelt in NC. Shuping introduced in the state convention the resolution of which the NC delegation was instructed to vote for Roosevelt.
*He was a delegate at large and a member of the committee on Permanent
Organization of the Democratic National Convention held in Chicago in June 1932
*In Spring 1932, Shuping was the state chairman of the Democratic Victory Fund
Campaign. Since the national convention he has been the state director of finance for the Democratic National Committee.
*In this capacity he directed the pre-election campaign funds subsequently obtaining money to wipe out a deficit in the party treasury. In several campaigns he raised more than 50,000 contributions from more than 11,000 Democrats in the face of adverse economic conditions.

19340309 The Winston Salem Journal
Shuping is named new Democratic National Committeeman of NC

19340312 The Greensboro Patriot
Mr. Shuping, a modern democrat. Democrats congratulating the Democratic
executive committee on the choice of Mr. Shuping as national committeeman in
place of O. Max Gardner.
Picture of C.L. Shuping

19340312 The Greensboro Patriot
Tidal wave in formation. Remarks about the election of C.L. Shuping as national
committeeman. C.L. Shuping is unanimous choice for National Committee post

19340603 Salisbury Evening Post
Club is formed here to boost F.D. Roosevelt. C.L. Shuping was invited to be
present and make an address at the meeting
But sent a telegram of congratulations and urging that the club put its efforts
behind the campaign.

19340909 Greensboro Daily News
C.L. Shuping resigns from Advisory Board. Sends letter to General Johnson,
National Recovery Administrator gives no explanation

19350214 Greensboro Daily News
Shupings return from White House and other affairs
Content: Mr. & Mrs. Shuping returned to the city yesterday from Washington
where last Thursday evening they attended a reception of President and Mrs.
Roosevelt. While in the national capitol, Mrs. Shuping also attended a number of
other social affairs, including teas at several foreign embassies, at the
Congressional club and at the Women’s National Democratic Club.
Just before going to Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Shuping were guests at
the reception given by the Wake County Young Democratic
organization at the Sir Walter Hotel in Raleigh in honor of the members of the
North Carolina general assembly. Mr. Shuping is the Democratic national
committeeman from North Carolina.


19350630 The News and Observer, Raleigh, NC
To Renew drive upon lobbyists. C.L. Shuping member of the Democratic
National Committee has not interested himself in legislation when in Washington.

19350916 News and Observer
Under the dome. Movement to oust C.L. Shuping as Democratic Committeeman
because he is anti new-deal

19350924 The Henderson Dispatch
Bailey reported anxious to drop Shuping from job.

19350924 The High Point Enterprise
Shuping-Bailey falling out is topic of talk. Miracle man of state politics is opponent
of new deal; said to embarrass Bailey Forces.

19350924 Goldsboro News-Argus
Hear move forming to force Shuping quit as a National Committeeman

19350925 The Winston Salem Sentinel
Is Shuping embarrassing Bailey?

19351001 Raleigh News & Observer
Political Pinwheel
C.L. Shuping is boiling all over himself as a result of the publicity given Mr.
Whitley, referring to the boom given to Whitley for Democratic Committeeman

19351021 Greensboro News-Record
Shuping questionnaire causing questions in state circles

19351008 The Greensboro News (a recent article near this date)
C.L. Shuping referred to as a sort of albatross around the neck of Senator Bailey,
Shuping’s attitude toward Roosevelt may affect Bailey’s re-election to the senate.
19351023 - Durham Sun
Shuping may be laying plans for senatorial race, Bailey’s so-called miracle man
may grab off seat by defeating Reynolds.

19351023 Henderson Dispatch
Shuping grooming for Senate office, Former Bailey manager said to covet job
held by Reynolds. The article is about Shuping taking a long run shot that
Roosevelt’s New Deal policies will be highly unpopular.

19351023 Goldsboro News-Argus
Says Shuping may oppose Reynolds. Raleigh speculates on chance of
Committeeman’s running in 1938 for senate.

19351024 Greensboro Daily News
Shuping mentioned in senatorial talk. National Committeeman reputed to be
groomed to oppose Reynolds.

19351024 Winston-Salem Sentinel
Shuping for Senator? Raleigh is wondering.

19351024 Possibility seen Shuping may run for Senatorship, some think Greensboro man
may be looking for Senator Reynolds job.

19351025 Charlotte Observer, page 12, column 3
Small article about Shuping running for the Senate against Bob Reynolds

19351025 Greensboro Daily Record
Shuping for Senator? Shuping may enter race for senate against Bob Reynolds.

19351026 Greensboro Daily News
“His own counselor” gossip about Shuping. He is - 1.against the new deal, 2.for
Josiah W. Bailey, 3.against Robert R. Reynolds, 4.for Clyde R. Hoey

19351102 Greensboro Daily News
150 Angus Dhu McLean’s decision to quit the new deal is another indication that
National committeeman Shuping isn’t the only of stage noise registers at
Washington.

19351122 The Greensboro Record
Press comments. Mr. Farley will make Hon. C. Leroy Shuping walk the gang-
plank of political oblivion due to Mr. Shuping’s antipathy to new deal policies

19351208 The New York Times
New Deal revives in NC. Roosevelt’s political machine has served notice on the
administration critics including C.L. Shuping that they must change
their tune or stay at home.

19351210 The Greensboro Daily News
Advertisement stirs up political gossip. Bailey and Shuping sentiments, Bailey
supporting Roosevelt and Shuping is not.
Shuping was campaign manager for Bailey’s bid for governor in 1924 and his
Senate race in 1930.

19351217 Greensboro News-Record
Snub or oversight. Opinions as to why Shuping did not attend the plans for
Jackson day dinners.

19351222 The News and Observer, Raleigh, NC
Shuping shunted aside as party’s leader in state