N&O Index Card Listings

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Doughton, Robert L.
  • To aid in framing tax plans, p.l, Nov.19, 1926.
  • To run for office again. Ap.1-28:3 M.
  • Flays tax suggestions. D. 11-31: 7.
  • Balks at sales tax. Mar.8-32:1; l8-s-S2:l!
  • Gives substitute for sales tax bill. Bar. 1?~32:1.
  • Flays sales tax. Mar.3-32:3.
  • Douerhton's s;reat service (ed.) Mar.24-32:4.
Doughton, Robert L.
  • See Doughton as national timber. Mar. 27-32:5.
  • Hapry over tax result. Je.2-32:2. For a real reduction. Je.21-32:4. Gives economy views. Jl.3-32:12. Stirs Stanley voters. Se.24-32:2. Flay8 Tariff charges. 0.14-32:14.
  • Doughton uttere word of caution. J1.8-33:1.
Doughton, Robert L.
  • Regard Doughton as probabiity in governor's race. Jan.14-34:i.
  • Not to call caucus on mail order tax. F. 28-34:1.
Doughton, Robert L.
  • Sees a new deal for agriculture. Ag.18-53:5.
  • Foe to nuisance taxes. 3.7-53:2.
  • May enter race for governor in primary. 8.17-33:8 0.
  • Seeks tax adjustment. 0.8-33:5.
  • Roiled by tax protests of business men. D.21-53:1.
  • Slated for new position. D.29-33:5.
Doughton, Robert L.
  • Fight8 on for reducing of tobacco tax. May 15-34:1
  • Heard by Davidson grange. Jl.5-34:10. Opens campaign in Boone. Se.13-34: 8. 9. Stanly democrats hear Doughton. 0.4-34: Assaulted, defends self. 0.5-34:1. Will widen hip field. 0.10-34:?. eard in the Canital city. 0.31-34:1. Tells cost of misrule. N.?-34:2.
Doughton, Robert L.
  • Doughton's messenger in restarant rumpus. Mar.18-34: 6.
  • Expect Doughton to run for governor. N. 18-34:1.
  • Doughton trying for toga new political ooseibiiitv. Jan.8-35:1.
  • LiVes BulwinTcle's "bonus bill. Jan. 15-35:7.
  • Plan to retire soon. F.10-35:1.
Doughton, Robert L.
  • Talks taxation with president. 1. N.16-34:
  • Doughton here. Mar.3-35:1.
  • To be guided by President's wish ia re-
  • gard to bonus bill. Mar.8-35:8.
  • Wins battle for tax nublicity ban. Mar.
  • 12-35:1.
  • DenieP dec! si on agair-fit state candidacy
  • Mar.23-35:1.
  • Doughton faces security battle >. Ap.ll-
  • 35:1.
Doughton, Robert L.
  • Says Townsend now public enemy no.l. F.17-35:1.
  • Is expected to reveal plans soon. Mar.3 35:1.
  • "Replies to 5.0.P. onset. Mar. 7-35:9.
  • Patman commends Robert L.Doughton. Mar. 31-35:4.
  • Doughton start8 debate on social securi< ty bill. Ap.12-35:1.
Doughton, Robert L.
  • To end all uncertainity as to candidacy Ap.17-35:1. 10.
  • Repeat8 enmity for sales tax. Ap.19-35: Ovation for Doughton as House passes bill to aid social security. Ap.20-35:1.1 Doughton entry regarded sure. Ap.25-35: Still implying doubt a to hie candidacy for governor. A.28-5:3.
  • Hill remain at Congressional post and
  • not run for governor. Ap.30-35:1.
Doughton, Robert L.
  • 4.
  • Mr. Doughton's decision (ed.) May 1-35:
  • Says S.Clay Williama die not know of bis intention not to run for governor. May 1-35:11.
  • Lead? revolt aimed at brain trust. Je. 83-55:1.
  • 'Couldn't be scared" (ed.; Jl;10-35:4.
  • Leads battle to defeat private corporations old age pensions. Jl.18-35:1.