Eyes and Ears of the Roosevelt Administration
A Central Press profile names four key insiders as the administration’s eyes and ears on industry and politics. Gerard Swope and Charles Taussig are industrial leaders shaping New Deal policy, Senator Robert F. Wagner crafts labor and reform legislation, and Louis Howe serves as the president’s sharp political strategist and personal secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levon BE. Horton
Central Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Gerard Swope
Charles W. Taussig
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Louis McHenry Howe
Swope
Taussig
Wagner
Howe
White House
General Electric Company
NHA
St. Lommere
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Concera
Electric
Tmhough
Durrerentes
Beeencea
Omant
United State. Steel Corporation
Charles W. Tausig
Mio Roosevelt
Roosevelt Group
American Molasses Company of
Louisiana
Boston Molasses Company
Nulomoline Company
Aptied Sugar Laboratories, Inc
New Deal
Industrias
Short
al- Walq
Con
Iain
United States
NIRA
National Labor Board
Wayne
Germany
Tammany Man
Oformer
Alfred J. Smith
Juomy Walker
Pete Sonal
Tye Mali
Slogans urged for AAA to increase consumption
Syracuse New York reports Ross Hopkins of Argellsville urged the AAA to adopt sure fire slogans and emblems to boost mis products sales. He proposed lines like We can eat our way back to prosperity and We eat our share, and suggested a blue eagle design with a milk bottle egg apple tomato and lettuce surmounted by a suitable mark. He said underconsumption rather than over production causes low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Syracuse
N. Y
NKA
Ross Hopkins
Argellsville
Oberlin Grange Notes Highlight Local Activities
Oberlin May 14 notes Pomona Grange No. 79 meeting at Hickory Tree Grange hall in Amherst with about fifty attendees. Kipton Grange won the attendance banner. Eleven subordinate granges reported. one new member admitted. Plans for Lorain County Farmers’Plenie discussed. committee to coordinate with other groups, report at June meeting in Wellington. Amherst Grange served a chicken dinner. afternoon program featured music, readings, and a Phoenix Arizona trip account by F. B. Sharplon. Major Vandyer of Elging gave the main address. Oberlin Grange No. 1003 held two ballots, elected two new members, and heard praise for a home talent play Here Comes Charlie. Other events include readings, music, and plays at local venues and upcoming group performances. Many local visits, funeral attendances, and social events detailed for Oberlin area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Cloran
Sherman Mason
Carlisle
Jay Palmer
Wellington
Edward Schramm
Pomons
Amherst Grange
Merton Coe
Missa
Prorothy Michael
Dorothy
Knotaszvich
Marion Knittle
Amherst
Phoenix
Arizona
F. FB. Shap
Sharplon
de Grane
Sharp Lave
Major Vandyer
Elging
Oberlin Grange No. 1003
Charlie
Pittsfield Lyceum
Leisure Time Programs Branded Snooty by Overstreet
Prof Harry A Overstreet of the College of the City of New York criticizes elaborate leisure time programs as a high hat enterprise. He says working people can spend their spare time without condescension and resist social workers who try to dictate profitable pastimes.
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Philadelphia
Rogram Jt
Harry A. Over
Overstreet
College of the City of New York
Fragmentary Quote on Seers and Travel Frontiers
A fragmented excerpt discusses Seers avoiding advice from nonworkers and notes the difficulty of traveling 200 setheds from any point in Bu, returning to a frontier or similar location. The text appears as a terse, archaic travel remark with unspecified context and names.
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Swope, Taussig, Wagner and
Ucles
Trust
Mooxevelt
NRA
Conneil
Nationa Tabor
Rooervelt
Elesen Sea Older Incs
iGaina
Bat
Saratogi
Sprangs
Howie
Navy Department
Albany
Yalue
Howe Howe
Trowe
The
Brain Trust of Agriculture
Louis McH. Howe
Hatles
Chronicle-Telegram
Alfred Alten
Stanford Radio Clinic
F. Broad St
Stanford
B.D. Scuramm
Orange Hall
Fred Bork
Everette Hastdugs
Lotte Sandrock
Ernest Parke
Lena Wamu Wall
Oberlin Grangers
American Legion
Mall Order
Beulah Veakins
Carl Schmitz
Chris Justin
Frances
Frederich Emmerich
Brieps
Charles Lipstrue
Cleveland
Anna Berg
Charles Gibson
North Russia
Fred Kent
Jimmie
Wiyma
Harold Hahn
Detroit
New York City
Oberlin Grange Hall
Kathryn Emmerich
J. [. Foud
Charles Freakins
Bull Ward
Fred Edmunds
George Cooley
Dover
R. R. Elliott
Mansfield
Rachael Ashby
Andrew Radcliffe
Viola Berg
Martha Berg
Lottie Sandrock
Gertrude Schramm
Pomona Grange
Charles Albrecht
William Berg
Women’s Union
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Della Hahn
Dolph Kreeger
Amherst Hopital
George Hahn
Charles Hahn
Lake Road
Emma Manta
Lucy Miller
Wich
West Ridge
Cleorge Lang
Chestnut Ridge
Allan Lang
Carol
Berea
Helen Rollins
Medina
Kenneth Kinney
Charles Wicks
Ashland
Hmlita
Lake Avenue
Harry S. Burr
Sharp Bik
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
MR. Buck
Frank Buck
Asia
Pacific
Amne
CAEL
Casa Loma
Stoopnagic
Budd
Connie Bosell
Pma
Wabc- Columbia
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