N&O Index Card Listings

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Daniels, Josephus
  • Says democrats must name progressive. D.30-31:1.
  • New Year brings new resolutions. Jan. 3-32:9.
  • Everybody talking about debt6 nobody paying them Jan.10-3?:9.
  • Democratic harmony dashes republicans hones. Jan. 17-3?: 3.
  • States now taker orders from N.Y.Bank ere
  • Jan.24-32:3.
Daniels, Josephus
  • Another war may teach lesson we did not learn. F.7-32:7 X.
  • No hope of restoration by prating psyche logy bunk. F.14-32:11.
  • Will not desert editorship to enter primary race. F.15-32:1. Ed, 4.
  • Some difficulties in the way of Mr. Shouse's MOt>en convention". F.1-32:3.
  • Uncle Sam should leave gasoline tax to states. F.28-32:9 X.
  • Congress should abolish bds, and commie, sions. Mar.3-32 8 X,
Daniels, Josephus
  • Too soon to claim credit for emergency legislation. Mar.13-32:14.
  • Shall consumers or the rich balance the budget. Mar.30-32:3.
  • Why voters lose faith in political par- ties' promises. Mar.27-32:5 X.
  • Income tax intended to benefit all consumer, kp. 3- 33:14.
  • Consrress wought to keep in seasion all ' the time. Ap.lO-32:H.
  • Will 1932 repeat the political situatioi of '12. Ap.17-32:10 X.
Daniels, Josephus
  • 16 Al Smith to parallel record of James G.Blaine? Ap.24-32:8 A.
  • Where old man depression is reigning as monach supreme. May 1-32:10.
  • Thomas Jefferson had "No nepotism" as rule. May 8-32:10 X.
  • Executive and legislative dents assing the huck. May 15-32:9 X.
  • Washington officialdom is modern Rip Van Winkle. May 22-32:3.
  • Owen Young not afraid to be called radical. May 29-32:X a aaiH
Daniels, Josephus
  • Roosevelt sure of democratic nomination. May 30-32:1.
  • Can the elephant safely jump through the hoop. Je.12-32:9 X.
  • People ruled when they adopted prohibition. Je.19-32:9.
  • Democrats will have more fun than republicans. Je.26-32:9.
  • Says Democratic session not t>oker fight. Je.27-32:1.
Daniels, Josephus
  • Tariff the lion in the path of prompt and just laws. Je.5-32:9 X.
  • Minority difiant Thursday night. Jl.2-32 4.
  • McAdoo plays heroic role in spectacular nomination fight. J1.3-32:5.
  • Policy of protection is now menace to protector. Jl.3-32:12 X.
  • Democratic party threads labyrinth of dangers. Jl.10-32:3.
  • Donkey capers while the elephant is cautious. Jl.17, 32:6.
Daniels, Josephus
  • Today's challenge. Jl.20-32:4.
  • If Hoover t>lan fails, "God have mercy on himw. Jl. 24-32: 5 X.
  • America's chief concern ie to find the road out of monopoly. Jl.31-32:12.
  • Protesting Uncle Sam's dormant place in business of this country. Ag.7-32:3.
  • What is the easiest way forpoliticians to reach voters? Ag.14-32:7.
  • Significance of the Raleigh Memorial. Ag. 15-32:4.
Daniels, Josephus
  • i.egionnaires and government. Ag.20-32:4.
  • Is Hoover wet on one foot and dry on the other? Ag.21-32:8.
  • Colorful day in Pittsburgh. Ag.22-32:4.
  • Uncle Sam now is chief money lender in world. Ag.28-32:10.
  • Win history repeat itself on tariff legislation this year? Se.4-32:14.
  • fut yourself in his place. (Labor Day address) Se.6-32:4.
  • Legionnaire convetion will demand immediate payment. Se.11-32:11.
Daniels, Josephus
  • Analysis of Mr. Coolidge's "The Republican case". Se.12-32:4. 4. Go into politics Legionnaires. Se.13-32: Country red up on psychology propaganda. Se.18-32:2.
  • Do the people want four more years of suffering? los Angeles radio speech. Se. 23-32:4.
  • History repeats itself. Se.25-32:4.
  • Government tail is now wagging government dog. Se.25-32:9.
Daniels, Josephus
  • Hoover's chance in West is slim. Se.27-32:1.
  • Democratic wave means voters are determined. 0.2-32:6.
  • Testing stone: speech at Bowling reen.
  • 0. 7-32 4
  • Mellon'the alchemist, Henderson,Ky, sneech. 0.8-32:4.
  • Chief executive and congress should he of same party. 0.9-32:9 X.
  • Nothing like am alibi, Franklin, Ky. speech. 0.13-32:J 4.