Civil Service Question Looms As Campaign Issue
Washington July 2 The coming campaign centers on civil service merit and federal job scope. Landon backs extending merit system to nearly all federal posts, while Democrats promise rapid expansion of the classified civil service to non policy roles. The piece analyzes the mix of civil service, non civil service workers, and the politics of appointments across New Deal agencies and old line departments.
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New Deal
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U. S. Civil Service
Alfred M. Landon
Kansas
Adm
Uie
Follo
Navy Department
War
Treasury
Agriculture
Veterans Bureau
Interior Department
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Tennessee Valley Authority
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Farm Credit Administration
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Works Program
Works Progress Administration
HOLC
WPA
FHA
FCA
PWA
Democratic Congress
Apollamen
Harding
Commission of Inquiry
Jim Farley
Roosevelt
Chicago
Reform League
Farley
Big Jim
Post Office Department
Postal Department
Justice Department
Homer Cummings
Commerce Department
Dan Roper
RFC
Jesse Jones
Hoosevelt
Bul Ltt
Dodd
Moscow
Berlin
Foreign Career Service
Wallace
Ickes
Hopkin
Perkins
Tugwell
Emil Hurjo
Pushmasters, Civil Service, and Merit Reform Debate
A House vote on civil service reform failed by six. The mexit system drew criticism and a note to Sesstor Norris admitting slow progress. The article argues for a high grade, non political career service to replace the old, stagnant system and cites improvements in exams and training as steps forward.
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Roosevelt
Fale Roosevelt
Ol Ho
George Norris
Neighborhood News Highlights Local Visits and Trips
Mrs Eroil Maess and daughter Evelyn spent a day at the James Lawrence home in Conde. Blanche Porter and Miss Hauga traveled from Toronto, en route to Aberdeen. Visitors included Mr and Mrs E L Gable of Miendremt at James F Smiths. Grace Johnston of Huron and Doris Chapman of Caygarted visited at the Harry Ischeid home.
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Albert Maess
Eroil Maess
Evelyn
James Lawrence
Conde
Mise Blanche Porter
Frends
Toronto
Miss Hauga
Blanche
Aberdeen
E. L. Gable
Miendremt
James F. Smith
Perkins
Hot Springs
William Davis
Grace Johnston
Huron
Doris Chapman
Caygarted
Harry Ischeid
AnnaBelle Marsh
Pierce Tyrell
Iroquais
Matt Gable
Gordon Shexguby
Sacred Heart
Minn
James Smith
Fred Peterson
Miller
Wiliam Gaughraon
George Derscheid
Osena
Local Household Visits and Church Baptism Reports
Broadland families visit M E Jeffers and De Vries homes near Cavour and Huron over the weekend. Miss Mable Pownell and Miss Marvel Jeffers spend time with relatives while Miss Walraven plans to stay through August. Community notices include Re publican Committee gathering in Huron, Baptismal services at the Methodist Church, and the sudden death of Nels Peterson.
Local Social Notes From Huron Area
Sunday afternoon services were held at Welter's Chapel in Huron. Frances Geigran of Iroquois visited last week at Maggie Wallaven's home. Mrs Stub Bush and Ion spent two days at Marvin Martin's home. Cat Better, Kenneth Abramson, Henry Ole Smith and Vick Alderson attended a Byron baseball game. Lela Pownell visited Jeffers home. Sat Johnston stayed with Mrs James Pownell and returned to Yaleith. Ray Johnston and Willem Harrington, working near Brookings, are visiting family.
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Huron
Frances Geigran
Iroquois
Maggie Wallaven
Stub Bush
Ion
Marvin Martin
Cat Better
Kenneth Abramson
Henry Olé Smith
Vick Alderson
Byron
Lela Pownell
Me, Jeffers
Sat Johnston
James Pownell
Local residents enjoy weekend visits across towns
Bonilla Miss Erdine Winnegat returned home for the summer from business college in Vuron. Mrs. Mee Baptist, working in Frankfort, spent the weekend at ser Aone. S Carpenter returned to Des Moines. Mrs. Paul Hasslinger visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Determann. Mr. TMass linger drove up for a short stay, then returned home. Mr. and Mrs. F. l French and family visited Earl French near Broadland. Joe Schamp family spent Sunday at Bun Shamny bone near Broadland. El Bailey of Agar visited the Leonard Royd home. Mrs. Mable Silliman and children of Elgin and Mrs Exminal Miller visited nearby.
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Bonilla
Erdine Winnegat
Vuron
Des Moines
Paul Hasslinger
Mitel
John Determann
Tmasslinger
SF. l
French and Son
Earl French
Brosdland
Joe Schamp
Bun Shamny Bone
Broadland
el Bailey
Agar
Leonard Royd Hen
Mable Silliman
Elgin
Exminal Miller
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