Hopkins Dodges Demands On New Voting Residence
Secretary of Commerce Harry L. Hopkins faced questions over his plan to establish a voting residence in Grinnell Iowa while visiting Warm Springs with President Roosevelt. Hopkins cited his duties to his daughter Diane and his birth state, but critics pressed for fuller explanations amid 1940 nomination chatter.
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Secretary of Commerce
Harry L. Hopkins
Grinnell
Iowa
Hopkins
Roosevelt
Commerce
New York
Diane
Warm Springs
Rochester
Minn
Edward Birmingham
Town
White House
Birmingham
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Compromise On Salary Taxing In Congress
The House refused to accept Senate changes to the reciprocal taxation bill for salaries of federal and state employees and sent it to a House Senate committee to work out a compromise. The 1938 primary featured President Roosevelt’s purge effort with Hopkins backing Wearin. Senator Gillette won the Democratic nomination and later the general election, with James Roosevelt implied support.
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House
Senate
Hopkins
Iowa
Otha D. Wearin
James Roosevelt
Wearin
Guy M. Gillette
Gillette
White House
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