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Gardner, Oliver Max, 1882-1947
  • Carl Trooman suggest Gardner for Presi dency. Jan.3-31:5.
  • Governor orotests to Gov. of Virginia Virginia soldiers etoocing N.C. trucks. Jan.8-31:1.
  • Message to the Gpneral Assembly, 1931. Jan. 10-3] : 10. Comments on message. Jan.l
  • 311.
  • Sr>eaks to Newsrarr Institute. Jan.IF
Gardner, Oliver Max, 1882-1947
  • Goes to.mat in defense of road program. Jan.27-31:1.
  • Tells Assembly of ex ra tax collection by state. F.3-31:5.
  • Designates week beginning Feb.16 as Live-at-home week. F.3-31:5.
  • Makes radio roeech for bis highway Dlan. F.10-3U1.
  • Saye road bill will save over six million in taxes. F.13-31:8.
Gardner, Oliver Max, 1882-1947
  • Predicts great victory for his road bill. F.15-31:2.
  • Speaks over radio to school children for Live-at-home. F.17-31:?.
  • Opens W.P.T.F. radio school. F.24-31:1
  • Gardner ures consolidation of Colleges
  • Attacks bank supervision in speech over radio. Mar.17-31:1.
Gardner, Oliver Max, 1882-1947
  • Survey by Gov. Gardner shows governors name bank supervisor. Mar.20-31:18.
  • Charcoal drawing by Mrs. Tyre Taylor. Mar.22-31:6 X.
  • To line up with opponents of M'Lean bill. Mar."24-31:1.
  • Opposes all sales tax in speech to Leg-islature. Mar.25-31:1, 9.
  • Governor recedes from position on laxa-tion(ed.) Mar.25-31:4.
Gardner, Oliver Max, 1882-1947
  • Big money crops will ruin state says governor in radio sneech. Mar.27-31:1. Mar.31-31:2.
  • Speeks before Legislature and asks them to accept Ad Valorem school tax compromise. May 6-31:1. by J.A. Worley.
  • The Governor's advice, (poem) May 11-31:4.
  • Governor sets aside June 1-S as National cotton week. May 21-31:11; May 26-31: 8.
Gardner, Oliver Max, 1882-1947
  • Gives review of legislature in radio address. May 31-31:12.
  • Urges eating at home in radio address. Je.19-31:2.
  • Gardner neutral in regard to next Gov. Je.23-31:1.
  • Asks patience with road law. Je.27-31: 1.
  • Tell Tex. Governor this state has set example in cotton acreage reduction. Jl. 31-3l:i.
Gardner, Oliver Max, 1882-1947
  • Calls on boards for strictest economy. Ag.7-3l:5.
  • Calls policy of Farm bd. inconsistent. Ag.14-31:1.
  • Visits Smoky Park area. Ag.23-r31:2.
  • Urges President to call extra session of congress. Ag.26-31:1.
  • Talks on Park meaning. Ag.29-31:1.
  • Urges redfedication to common honesty in speech before law enforement body at Chapel Hill. Se. 11-31:1.
Gardner, Oliver Max, 1882-1947
  • Will not call Assembly to consider Long's cotton plan. Se.13-31:1.
  • Speaks before "iidenton St. Sunday school class. Se.28-31:10.
  • Praises M'lver in speech at Founders Day at N.C.C.W. 0.3-31:10.
  • Welcomes radi"> stations WWNC and WIS into N.B.O. 0.11-31:4 0.
  • Take punishment standing is advice of Gov. Gardner in speech at dedicating of
  • Memorial Hall at University. _ Q.J.3, -31, : 1.
  • Renly by Dr. R.K.Snaigh. 0.iS-?lf6.
Gardner, Oliver Max, 1882-1947
  • Answer to speech on Taking punishment b t.P.Singletary. 0.18-31:4 M.
  • Gardner ponders conference call. 0.24-31:1. A
  • Will not pledge members i legislature is called. 0.27-31:1.
  • Highly pleased by election in Britain. 0.29-51:1.
  • Join Red Cross urges Governor. 0.29-31:5.
  • Governors defer meeting about cotton
  • legislature. fe N.3-31:1.
Gardner, Oliver Max, 1882-1947
  • Attends Live at Home celebration at Faison, Duplin county. N.7-31:1.
  • Gardner not to attend the Southwtde conference of governors. N.81-31:1.
  • Thanksgiving oroclamation. N.24-31:2
  • Urges state to support charity games. D.2-31:10.
  • Says revenue of state yet uncettain.
  • D.3-31:5.