N&O Index Card Listings

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Reynolds, Sen. Robert R. (Our Bob), 1885-1963
  • Pleased with radio reaction to his speech. Mar.15-36:1.
  • Park prospects seen as gloomy. Mar.18-36:3.
  • Picked for keynote job for Maine. Mar.26 36:9. Talks at Maine rally. Ap.l-36:7.
  • Wages colorful battle on senate floor. Ap.4-36:1. Ao.5-36:1.
  • Wild rumors"originate in office of Reynolds. Ap.7-36:1.
Reynolds, Sen. Robert R. (Our Bob), 1885-1963
  • Joins in Ritter trial, Ap.12-36:1.
  • Get tobacco bill in Senate snarl. Ap.24-
  • D.A.R. hear Reynolds. Ap.25-36:3. Ap.26-36:4. 11.
  • Given another name by Indians. May 19-36
  • Reynolds story given wide play. May 30-36:1.
  • Amateur. Je.3-36:1.
Reynolds, Sen. Robert R. (Our Bob), 1885-1963
  • Talks on alien issue. Je.7-36:10.
  • Veterans hear Bob Reynolds. Je.15-36:12.
  • Invites Hughes to Democratic convention. Je.IS-36:1.
  • Withdraws Invitation to Hughes. Je.19-36:10.
  • Free trio advocated for high school seniors. Je.21-36:3 M.
  • Balks at two-third rule action. Je.25-36:2.
Reynolds, Sen. Robert R. (Our Bob), 1885-1963
  • Reynolds given editorial alap for forcinj deportation of aliens. Jl.5-36:2.
  • Wants memorial to Ney. Jl.10-36:9. plans southwest tour. Jl.12-36:2. Sued by Dallas C.Kirby. Jl.22-36:1. Held uo by Mexl can bandits. Jl.30-36:1. Jl.31-36:2.
  • Tells of his hold-up. Ag.4-36:1. Training for corapalgning. Ag.9-36:5.
Reynolds, Sen. Robert R. (Our Bob), 1885-1963
  • Seeks Security office ofr Asheville. Ag. 19-36:1.
  • 35o renew immigration fight. Ag.20-36:5.
  • Plans many addresses. Se.2-36:7.
  • Moose audience hear Reynolds. Se.7-36:2.
  • Elected president of Moose. Se.8-36:1.
  • Doing campaign work. Se.25-36:13.
  • Lashes president's foes in Lumberton speech. 0.6-36:2.
  • Complaint sealed in Reynolds suit. 0.7-
  • 36:3.
Reynolds, Sen. Robert R. (Our Bob), 1885-1963
  • Addresses Beaufort audience. 0.14-36:2. Is heard at Roanoke Rapids. 0.14-36:13.
  • Is head in Pitt. 0.15-36:9.
  • Ready to travel again. N.6-36:l. Backs Rucker for job. D.4-36:8. Lauds peace gathering. D.30-36:1. Plans war upon aliens. Jan.10-37:1.
  • Joins in fee in Shenandoah Nation Part protest Jan.10-37:2.
Reynolds, Sen. Robert R. (Our Bob), 1885-1963
  • Warns of war dangers. Ap.24-37:12. Supports court reform plan. May 1-37:1.
  • Reynolda. Je.14-37:1.
  • Visits Tar Heel Jamboree camp. Jl.7-37:1 Debates course upon wage and hour bill. Jl.30-37:1.
  • Seeks funds for park. Ag.5-37:8.
  • Is heard at Moose conclave. Ag.29-37:8.
Reynolds, Sen. Robert R. (Our Bob), 1885-1963
  • Urges war readiness. F.23-38:2.
  • Declares for adequate defense; Solution by which Great Britain may redeem her debt to the U.S. F.24-38:2.
  • Makes tax bill retort. F.25-38:1.
  • Wants N.C. to get lab. Mar.3-38:3. 14.
  • Is speaker at Moose meet here. Mar.5-58
  • Backs Hull's policies. Mar.18-38:2.
  • Oposes textile agreement. Mar.19-38:2.
  • Says U.S. should demand peace at all cost. Mar. 19-38:L
Reynolds, Sen. Robert R. (Our Bob), 1885-1963
  • Heard by postmasters. Mar.27-38:4. Talks on Immigration. Ap.8-33:9.
  • Flogging a dead horse (ed.) Ap.10-38:3 C
  • Picks Carter as manager for Vance. Ap. 30-33:3.
  • Pledges aid for veterans in speech at Wilson". May 17-38:1.
  • Says victory certain in his radio speecl; in Raleigh. May 18-38:1.
Reynolds, Sen. Robert R. (Our Bob), 1885-1963
  • Linked to C.I.O. by foe. May 22-33:2. Upholds record. May 27-38:10. 2. A'sheville raly cheers Reynolds. Je.3-3 Reynold's manager claims big majority, Je.3-38:19.
  • Reynolds wins. Je.5-38:1. Boom Reynolds for president. Je.11-38:1. Proposes corridor to Alaska. Jl.21-38:1C Would assist Hancock. Ag.30-38:1.