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Wilmette Life

Location

Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1939

Page

2

Congress Moves To Curb New Deal Propaganda Machine

Washington debate centers on Hatch Bill and related limits on federal officials using official channels to sway voters. Analysts point to rising post office pamphleteering costs and the purge experience as Congress acts to check bureaucratic influence and postwar propaganda efforts.

Washington, D. C New Deal Congress Post Office Department Joseph C. O’mahoney Wyoming O’mahoney Supreme Court

Returns Home After Visit to Mendota Ill

Miss Nettie Kaufman returns from a two weeks visit with relatives at Mendota Illinois. Her aunt Mrs H J Kaufman Mrs Fitzgerald and daughter Anna Margaret joined the trip for a short visit with the Kaufman family at 1029 Elmwood Avenue.

Nettie Kaufman John Kaufman Elmwood Avenue Mendota, Ill H. J. Kaufman Fitzgerald Anna Margaret Miss Kaufman Kaufmans

California Visit From Michigan Family

Mrs. Boris Emmet and her son Robert depart Michigan Avenue for Los Angeles to visit relatives. Two weeks later son Richard will fly to join the trip and the family will attend the Fair in San Francisco before returning to Wilmette by September 10.

California Boris Emmet Michigan Avenue Robert Los Angeles Richard San Francisco Wilmette

Summer in East Sees Sundlof Daughter in New York Office

Miss Jane Sundlof, daughter of Mr and Mrs A Sundlof of 1533 Greenwood avenue, spends the season in New York City employed at the General Motors office on the fair grounds.

East Jane Sundlof A. Sundlof Greenwood Avenue New York City General Motors Fair Grounds

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