N&O Index Card Listings

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Daniels, Josephus
  • Speaks on capitalism. 0.15-32:3.
  • is there room at the inn? speech at Memphis. 0.16-32:4.
  • Forgotten man may become the avenging sPirit. 0.16-32:12.
  • Hoover a costly luxury, speech at Jeffei son. 0.20-32:4.
  • Whom the gods would destroy. speech a1 Burnsville. 0.21-32:4.
  • Roosevelt'8 application of Cleveland's doctrine that public office is s pablic trust. 0.23-32: 4.
Daniels, Josephus
  • Is Al Smith a plitical saint or a political devil? 0.33-32:7.
  • Are straw votes to he relied upon for the result of the election? 0.30-32:14.
  • Almost every state fighting ground now. N.6-32:3.
  • Hot times in Indiana. N.7-32:4.
  • Challenge to business. N.12-32:4.
  • Lessons and the mandate of the election, N.13-32: 7.
Daniels, Josephus
  • Have democrats more caBee than republicans for thanks? N.30-32:3 X.
  • Congress must act upon demands for moratorium. N.27-32:5 X.
  • Will the Lame Duck congress retrieve it reputation? D.4-32:9.
  • Can Hiram Johnson make.O.F. literal? D.11-32:? X.
  • Lion in cath of Hoover's reorganization. D.18-32:5 X.
  • Democrats all hung up their Christmas stockings. D.25-j2:7 X.
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Daniels, Josephus
  • Woodrow Wileon and democratic opportunit and responi8bility. D.29-32:4.
  • No flowers or regrets as the old year oaseed out. Jan.1-33:3.
  • Government by privilege has brought us to government by palliatives. Jan.15-33:3.
  • Debt is the lion in the path today. Jan. 32-33: 3.
  • 'That is the matter with the country? F.3-33:4.
  • Silver Question agin commenas attention. F.5-33:3.
Daniels, Josephus
  • Roosevelt's new deal carries a new experiment. F.13-33:7 X.
  • Doesn't care "Continental damm" about being consistent. F.19-33:12.
  • To invite Kins; Caucus to carry out t>ledges. F.26-33:14.
  • Scores pro-ohets of woe. Mar. 3-33: 3.
  • Speaks at Wilson tomb. Mar.6-33:2, 4.
  • Democra-fcresfime 20 years is seen. Mar.7-33:3.
Daniels, Josephus
  • Democrats return to power and find an empty crib. Mar.12-33:11 X.
  • Gold is the ammunition for "banking restoration, liar. 19-33:12.
  • Pan-American new deal. Mar.31-33:4.
  • Roosevelt, the surgeon. May 14-33:4. Rotarians, true advocates of internatior al friendshin. May ?3-33:4.
  • Youth in the present world.Jl. 1-33:4. (ed) (Pommencenmt address njade in Mexico.)
Daniels, Josephus
  • The Fourth in Mexico. Jl. 5-33:4, (Ed). Schools in Mexico. Ji.36-33:4. (ed;
  • Most distinguished knight of adventure. D.5-33:4.
  • Where MflGJregor sits is the head of the table. D.6-33:4.
  • Reviews new volume of Sullivan's, Our tim-s. D. 10-33:5 M.
  • What the old year taht. Jan. 3-34:4.
  • Good neighbor year. F.12-34:4.
Daniels, Josephus
  • Conservation of resources. F.21-34:4.
  • liets thrill in watching navy aircraft. Je.1-34:1.
  • Brain trust, ie.12-34:8.
  • Chifef hope for future lies with war heroes. 0.24-34:11.
  • Wherein we may crjve thanks. D.2-34:7.
  • Forty yard of It (ed. in 1895 Newp observer) Jafn.25-35:4.
  • On education. F.3-35:6 X.
Daniels, Josephus
  • America faces danger of various 'isms. May 1-35:3.
  • Free University is North Carolina's fairest hope. Je. 13-35:8 li.
  • We were not mistaken in our man. N.1-36 1 M.
  • Confessions of a successful editor. Jan, 17-37:2 0.
  • Fareful hours twenty years ago marked U.S. plunge into war. Ap.4-37:1 0.
Daniels, Josephus
  • Records imnressions by air to Mexico. Jl.88-35:1 0.
  • On being a good neighbor in a troubled world. D.1-35:2 0.
  • Indissoluble union of indestructible units of the Great University. Je.9-36:7
  • Private charity and public welfare. Jl. 18-37:1 M.
  • In memory of the American Navy's service in the World war. Ag.13-37:lw.