Roosevelt Chessboard Shifts As Dems Realign Nationwide
Washington dispatch analyzes President Roosevelt’s rift with Southern Democrats and the looming party realignment. It notes he will seek votes from urban workers, farmers west of the Mississippi, Progressives, and World War veterans to rebuild majorities, including turning on past opposition to sugar and price relief bills.
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Everyday Movies and Cabinet Shuffle in 1930s Politics
Denys Wortman surveys Roosevelt era shifts with a focus on cabinet realignments and reformers. He highlights Willis Van Devanter’s public stance and the push to rebalance power among Wallace Ickes Johnson and others, plus the tempering of Prohibition era moguls amid FTC reform efforts and new FCC leadership under McNinch.
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Roosevelt reform stance and quiet cleanup at federal agencies
Fragmentary notes describe political favoritism in license allocation and the push for reform led by Franklin D Roosevelt. McMach’s survey urged action at Hyde Park, aiming to dismantle a perverse system influenced by radio lawyers and lobbyists while avoiding public scandal. Also mentioned are federal employe age limits, crop surpluses, air port facility concerns, and a Charleston incident of a man leaping from a window after a fall.
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Birthday party for Knepper children in New Oberlin
In New Oberlin Sept 15 Mr and Mrs V EB Knipper hosted a party for Edith Leroy and Vivian Knepper and eighteen friends to celebrate birthdays within a week. The afternoon featured games and a luncheon with a table of multi colored birthday canes and many gifts for the children. Kenneth was among the attendees.
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