Ickes Hopkins feud colors New Deal weather vane
The piece reviews the Ickes Hopkins clash over PWA relief funds, noting Hopkins’ aggressive blocking of projects and Ickes’ frustration with the delays. It highlights regional impacts in North Dakota and Iowa, governance tensions, and the broader political ripple around New Deal policy and taxation debates.
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Ickes-Hopkins
North Dakota
Palermo
CWA
Bow Bells
FERA
Wopkins
Longs transfer real estate and deeds listed in Lorain county notices
Real estate transfers include G E and Mary L Long to Nicholas Crompley for property at Reid avenue and West Eighteenth street Lorain. Other deeds include Louis Thumm to Christ Thumm sublets 12 and 13 block G Sunset Country Club Allotment Sheffield Lake Anna Comerford to P A Spieth 20 acres on Snow Road Avon. Sheriff's deeds to Lorain County Savings and Trust Company and to County Savings and Loan Company for properties on Northup street Elyria.
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G. E
Mary L. Long
Nicholas Crompley
Reid Avenue
West Eightteenth Street
Lorain
Louis Thumm
Christ Thumm
Sunset Country Clut
Sheffield
Lake Anna Comerford
P A Spieth
Snow
Avon
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Northup Street
Ely‘ria
County Savings and Loan Company
Proper
Property transfers and sublets in Elyria and Lorain
Property changes include Anha M Johnson transferring in Elyria on Brooklyn street to Darrell T and Maude F Johnson. George W and Annie Ellsasger deed property to the City of Elyria with sublets 167 and 168 in Cloverdale Allotment. Cleveland Trust Company trustee transfers sublet 122 in Leona Heights Allotment to the City of Elyria. In Klytia Township Mike and Teresa Burt transfer property on Eagle Avenue in Lorain to Mike and Theresa Tomko.
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Hamilton Street
Elyria
Anha M. Johnson
Darrell T
Maude F. Johnson
Brooklyn Street
George W. and
Annie Ellsasger
City of Elyria
Cloverdale
Hlyria
Cleveland Trust Company
City of
Leona Heights
Klytia Township
Mike and
Teresa Burt
Theresa Tomko
Eagle Avenue
Lorain
Wisconsin portrait misidentified as lieutenant governor painting
In Madison Wisconsin officials acknowledge a state owned portrait titled as a former lieutenant governor actually depicts another figure. The mix up concerns an official painting kept in state archives and prompts a review of the artwork’s attribution.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Portrait of Lieut Gov Mileton H Petit Preserved in Museum
The state, late in the last century, sought an official painting of Lieut Gov Mileton H Petit who served in 1872 and 1873 but found no image as Petit had long been dead. Thomas Gibbons posed for the portrait, which now hangs with other famous Viscountinites in the state historical museum.
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Mileton H. Petit
Petit
Lont
Racine
Wis
Thomas Gibbons
State Historical Museum
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