Roosevelt Inauguration and Early Cabinet Turmoil
The article covers Roosevelt's 1933 inauguration with brief remarks on his oath, MacArthur leading the parade, and the charity ball. It notes the death of Thomas J. Walsh on the way to Washington, outlines Sino Japanese tensions and embargo debates, and reports on cabinet selections including Frances Perkins as the first female cabinet member. It also mentions the Insull case indictments, Michigan bank consolidations, Republican party plans, and German clampdown on communists.
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Hughes
Supreme Court
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Paul
Roosevelt
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
General MacArthur
General Pershing
Arizona
John J. Dougherty
Anna
Capitol
Mr. Roosevelt
Mrs. Hoover
Union Station
New York
Atlantic Coast Line
Wilson
N. G
Florida
Washington
Mavana
Cuba
Senora
Nieves Chaumont de Truffin
Walsh
Two Rivers
Wis
Senate
Everal
Daniel ©. Roper
Commerce
Frances Perkins
Miss Perkins
Paul Wilson
William Greep
American Federation of Labor
Cordell Hull
McAllister
Tennessee
Nathan L. Bachman
Chattanooga
Hull
Bachman
Tennessee Supreme Court
Congress
Republican National Committee
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
White House
Everett Sanders
National Committee
Michigan S VeneNews Briefs From Across the State
Lansing hosts Michigan Day at Chicago exposition with 31 states already in, 12 weighing plans. Milford resident Louise Heath recognized as oldest Michigan colonial mother at 101. Grand Rapids telegraph operator Peter Mehen, 76, dies, having been PM railroad chief telegraph operator for 26 years. River flooding reported as Grand River levels drop after blockade. Various Michigan local notes include accidents, births, enrollments, livestock values, and a naturalization tally in Detroit.
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Lansing
Michigan
Chicago
Milford
Louise Heath
Michigan Federation of Women’s Clubs
Grand Rapids
Peter V. Mehen
Associated Press
Pere Marquette Railroad
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Farmington
Grand ‘River Avenue
Arthur Jepson
Jepson
Detroit
Harding
Ernest A. O’brien
Hardings
Arthur W
Ruth
Iva
George
Bargoed
Wales
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Secretary of State
Clemens
George T.smith
Santa Fe
N. M
Mack McCulley
McCulley
Toledo
Luginbill
National Topics Interpreted by William E
The piece analyzes Congress actions on repeal and the nation’s reaction to Prohibition. It weighs wet versus dry momentum, state regulation duties, and the political balance between moral arguments and organized funding as the repeal drive moves from federal to state scrutiny. Noting figures like Senator Borah, observers assess risks and strategies in the evolving national issue.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Chicago
Args
Wayne
B. Wheeler
Call
William, B.borah
Idaho
Prohibition Debate Shapes 1933 Policy Strategy
An analysis of the continuing fight over repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment notes shifting public sentiment, the push for state conventions, and the political maneuvering in Congress and the White House as Roosevelt faces early scrutiny and inflation hearings.
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Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
House
United States
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China
Jehol
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Tang Yu-lin
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Simon
Borah
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Mlinois
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Insull Public Utilities
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Samuel
Martin
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The
Field Museum
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Halsey, Stuart & Co
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Edward J. Doyle
Commonwealth Edison Company
Field
Corporation Securities Company
Insull
Utility Securities Company
Insull, Son & Co
Corporation Syndicate Company
Dwight H. Green
Insull Empire
Samuel Insull
Greece
Banking and ‘Currency
Charles B. Mitchell
National City Bank of New York
National City Company
Henry Ford
Edsel
First National
Guardian National Banks
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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People’s National
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Manistee Lighthouse
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Here
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Anderson
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Weidman
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Pontiac
Arthur S. Parker
Mary Welter
Alpena
Guy Dekett
Thunder Bay
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George VY. Weimer
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Ecorse
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Leonard Duckett
Duckett
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