N&O Index Card Listings

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Democratic party - North Carolina
  • Organization plans made by State YDC mexecutlves. Nov. 3-7! 3
  • Hot-tempered Democrats vent wrath in the South. Feb. 22-8;g.
  • Democratic women voters of N.C. hold meeting at Club here. Mar. l~?-'> 5. -
  • N.C. not Radical State. Apr. 7-48: 8.
  • Wake Democrats to meet in Biennial convention todr. May 15-8$ 14.
Democratic party - North Carolina
  • National issues feature State's County-conventions. May 16-gJ.
  • Wake convention sets stage for State meet May 20. MPy 16-kSi 12.
  • Truman to have support of most N.C. dtlegates at National Convention. Jly. 6-W 1.
  • cott ?l7es nt to Capus Waynick as chairman of the State Enmocratlc Executive committee. Aug. 3-: 1.
Democratic party - North Carolina
  • State's Democrats ready to open campaign Monday. Sept. 26-6: 1.
  • State's Democratic ticket triumphs by large margin. Nov. 3 2: 1.
  • N.C. Democrats win House races. Nov. 3-4-g. 1.
  • Democrats widen margins In later State returns. Nov. k-k$' I.
  • Early Committee action likely in naming national committeeman? Daniels mentioned.
  • Jan. 26-9: 1. a
Democratic party - North Carolina
  • Governor urges Jonathan Daniels as Democratic National Committeeman. Jan. 27-9: 1.
  • Jonathan Daniels elected to National Party position. Feb. lO-s 1.
  • State Democrats praise Pair Deal. Jan. 5-50: 1.
  • Party conference, dinner both declared successes. Jan. 30-50: !
Democratic party - North Carolina
  • Judge Harris is keynoter at Wake County Democratic convention. Apr. 3-50: S.
  • Wake democrats reorganize for new biennium. Apr. 30-5C-: 12.
  • State's democrats meet bhurdday. May 7-50: 1.
  • Unity of party urged by Harris in speed: to Wake County democrats. May 7-50! 1.
  • N.C. Democrats meet today. May 11-5051.
Democratic party - North Carolina
  • Harmony is keynote as Tar Heels reaffirm Democratic party faith. May 12-50: 1.
  • Platform addopted without debate, Party's old-timere preach gospel. May 12-50. 1.
  • Fixed and forward. May 12-50 5 k-. (Ed. )
  • Democratic leaders pick N.C. executive committee. May 12-50: 11.
  • Keynote address and party platform stress harmony in ranks. May 12-50: 12.
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Democratic party - North Carolina
  • Ninth District Democrats hear Doughton laud Scott. ct. 12-50: lf
  • Eithth district Democrats hear losers call for unity. Oct. 13-50: 1.
  • Seventh district Democrats told of flood control move. Oct. 14-50: 1.
  • Democrats open first District campaign. Oct. 19-50: 1.
  • Second District Democrats meet in Tar-boro. Oct. 20-50: 1.
Democratic party - North Carolina
  • Congressional committees selected at convention.May 12-50! 13. Harmony marks Party's session in Raleigh. Jly. 26-50: 1.
  • 2,000 expected for district rally in Sylva. Sept. 29-50'> 5.
  • Democrats begin campaign. Oct. 2-5051.
  • Party leaders meet today to select Court candidate. Oct. 21-50: 1.
Democratic party - North Carolina
  • Democrats rally in Third district. Oct. 21-50! 1.
  • Democrats rally in Raleigh. Oct. 2M~
  • 50: 1.
  • Tar Heel democrats close rallies for
  • 50 elections. 0et. 27-50= 1.
  • Democrats' annual dinner ,is scheduled here tonight. Feb. 10-51: 1.
  • Trunan1 s reelection urged by Western IT.
  • C. Democrats. Sept 16-51: 1.
Democratic party - North Carolina
  • Sampson Democrats protest use of names by Dixiecrats. Har. 9-52: i