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<p>On March 4, 1
933 Franklin D. Roosevelt became the 32nd president of the United States. It was
the start of what became known as the New Deal. More than 100,000 people attene
d the inauguration.</p>
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<p>President-ele
ct Franklin D. Roosevelt rides with President Herbert Hoover to the inaugural ce
remonies. March 4, 1933.</p>
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<p>This is the f
irst page of FDR s reading copy of his first inaugural address. To see the fu
ll document click view.</p>
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<p>John Nance Ga
rner served as vice president for FDR s first term. He is pictured here with FDR c
ampaigning in Peekskill, [ ]</p>
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<p>President and
Mrs. Roosevelt and Senator Joseph T. Robinson on Inauguration Day. March 4, 193
3. Arkansas Senator Joseph T. Robinson [ ]</p>
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<p>On March 5, 1
933 President Roosevelt launched the New Deal and called Congress in for a Speci
al Session to begin [ ]</p>
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<p>Eleanor Roose
velt is pictured here with 27 of the 35 female reporters in attendance at the fi
rst press conference she [ ]</p>
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<p>FDR delivers
his first Fireside Chat on the topic of the banking crisis. View transcripts of
all the Fireside Chats. [ ]</p>
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<p>The reading c
opy of FDR s first Fireside Chat.</p>
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<p>On March 20,
1933, Dachau, the first Nazi concentration camp, was completed. According to the
United State Holocaust Memorial Museum, [ ]</p>
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<p>On March 22,
1933, President Roosevelt signed the Beer and Wine Revenue Act which legalized t
he sale of beer and [ ]</p>
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<p>Soon after Ad
olf Hitler was appointed chancellor in 1933, the German Reichstag (parliament) p
assed the Enabling Act which effectively gave [ ]</p>
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<p>On March 27,
1933, Japan withdrew from the League of Nations after the League condemned Japan
ese occupation of Manchuria (northeast [ ]</p>
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<p>Many now-famo
us Americans were born in 1933, such as: Producer Quincy Jones Supreme Court Jus
tice Ruth Bader Ginsberg TV personality [ ]</p>

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<p>FDR pictured
with Henry Morgenthau, Jr., Chair of the Federal Farm Board, soon to become U.S.
Treasury Secretary and a [ ]</p>
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<p>FDR and other
s looking over his new car. Rear seat: Harry L. Hopkins, Marguerite LeHand, FDR s
secretary; front seat: FDR [ ]</p>
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<p>On April 4, 1
933 the American naval dirigible Akron crashed in a storm off the coast of New J
ersey, leaving [ ]</p>
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<p>On April 5, 1
933, President Roosevelt created the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) with Exec
utive Order 6101. The order set out [ ]</p>
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<p>On April 6, 1
933, Josephus Daniels joined FDR at the Army Day parade in Washington, D.C. Jose
phus Daniels (1862-1948) was [ ]</p>
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<p>From left to
right, Harry Hopkins, Press Secretary Stephen Early, and Chip Bohlen at the Liva
dia Palace in the Crimea [ ]</p>
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<p>On April 10,
1933 the movie King Kong opened in theaters nationwide. It cost $670,000 to prod
uce.</p>
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<p>On April 12,
1933, Ruth Bryan Owen was confirmed as the first female American envoy. Presiden
t Roosevelt nominated Owen as [ ]</p>
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<p>The 1933 base
ball season opened on April 12 and FDR attended the opening ceremonies. That yea
r Babe Ruth earned $52,000 [ ]</p>
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<p>On April 23,
1933, FDR cruised with James Ramsay MacDonald, Prime Minister of Great Britain o
n board the U.S.S. Sequoia. [ ]</p>
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<p>Eleanor Roose
velt, Marian Dickerman, and Nancy Cook in Campobello, July 1926. Eleanor Rooseve
lt spoke at the April 27, 1933 graduation [ ]</p>
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<p>On May 8, 193

3, Mahatma Gandhi began a three-week fast of purification. He issued a statement
to call off the [ ]</p>
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<p>On May 10, 19
33, German students held book burning bonfires in university cities such as Berl
in and Munich. Historians estimate [ ]</p>
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<p>On May 12, 19
33, President Roosevelt signed into law three pieces of New Deal legislation: th
e Federal Emergency Relief Act [ ]</p>
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<p>On May 18, 19
33, Congress passed the Tennessee Valley Authority Act. The TVA enabled the buil
ding of dams to control [ ]</p>
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<p>On May 26, 19
33, James M. Cox met with FDR. They are pictured here in Dayton, Ohio during the
1920 [ ]</p>
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33, Congress passed the Securities Act. The
be known, [ ]</p>
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truth in securities law, as it came to
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<p>This is the t
ranscript from FDR s address at the U.S. Naval Academy Commencement, June 1, 1933.
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<p>On June 2, 19
33, President Roosevelt opened the White House swimming pool. It was built with
funds raised by the [ ]</p>
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<p>On June 6, 19
33, the first drive-in movie theater opened in Camden, N.J. showing the film&nbs
p;Wife Beware.</p>
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<p>In New York C
ity, Max Baer, California heavyweight, knocked out Max Schmelling of Germany, fo
rmer champion, in the tenth round [ ]</p>
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<p>Here is the i
tinerary of FDR s cruise aboard the Amberjack II with his son James. Their destina
tion was the family [ ]</p>
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sevelt aboard the Amberjack II with family and friends. June 16-19, 1933</p>
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<p>Warner Brothe
rs made a featurette about the National Recovery Administration titled The Road
is Open Again, starring Dick Powell. In the [ ]</p>
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t of Austria outlawed the Nazi party throughout the country. Nazis were forbidde
n to engage in any political activity, [ ]</p>
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ervation Corps, Camp Rock Creek, California, KP s. June 21, 1933.</p>
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ervation Corps in California, Camp Wolverton, Sequoia National Park, June 27, 19
33</p>
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<p>FDR s Brain Trus
t was responsible for much of the legislation of the First 100 Days, which ended
in June 1933. [ ]</p>
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<p>July 1, 1933,
President Roosevelt ended his cruise vacation by boarding the naval cruiser U.S
.S. Indianapolis to observe her speed [ ]</p>
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<p>On July 2, 19
33 a new law was passed in Germany that barred all Jews or persons with Jewish f
amily [ ]</p>
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<p>From the U.S.
S. Indianapolis, President Roosevelt sent this message to Secretary of Stat
e Cordell Hull who was at the London Economic [ ]</p>
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<p>Despite his r
elatively short tenure as head of the National Recovery Administration (NRA), Hu
gh S. Johnson (1881-1942) played a major [ ]</p>
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33, President Roosevelt ordered the Cotton Textile Code which abolished child la
bor and established a 40-hour work [ ]</p>
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<p>On July 14, 1
933 award-winning journalist Bess Furman had lunch in the White House. While wor
king for the Associated Press, [ ]</p>
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<p>James Rooseve
lt (1828-1900), FDR s father, was born into a wealthy Knickerbocker family at Moun
t Hope, his grandfather s estate in Dutchess [ ]</p>
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<p>Sara Delano R
oosevelt (1855-1941) was born at Algonac, the estate of her wealthy Republican f
ather, Warren. She was educated at [ ]</p>
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<p>FDR read this

address to the Civilian Conservation Corps over the radio and called them,
a fine
group of strong [ ]</p>
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<p>President Roo
sevelt seated in a DeSoto car at the south front of the White House with Eleanor
Roosevelt, and others [ ]</p>
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<p>Arturo Toscan
ini refused as a matter of conscience to conduct a production of Wagner s opera Die
Meistersinger in Bayreuth, Germany. [ ]</p>
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<p>In his third
Fireside Chat July 24, President Roosevelt discussed economic prosperity, t
he NRA and AAA. He said, Now I come [ ]</p>
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<p>On August 4,
1933, the Blue Eagle made its first official appearance in store and factory windo
ws throughout the U.S. [ ]</p>
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<p>On August 5,
1933, three-day-old twins in South Carolina were named Franklin Roosevelt Morris
on and Nira Roosevelt Morrison, in honor [ ]</p>
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<p>On August 12,
1933, FDR lunched with Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) Company 350 at Ca
mp Big Meadows, in the Shenandoah Valley, [ ]</p>
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<p>Five members
of Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) Company 2380 of Jonesville, Virginia, pose
with the subjects of their poultry raising [ ]</p>
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<p>Eleanor Roose
velt visited the White Top Folk Festival in Grayson County, Virginia. Here she i
s pictured with contestants Frank Blevins [ ]</p>
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est in Cuba prompted President Roosevelt to outline his
set a new course for American [ ]</p>
<p>Political unr
Good Neighbor Policy which
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<p>FDR spoke of
the similarities between the CCC and the Boy Scouts when he addressed Boy Scouts
at the Ten [ ]</p>
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<p>Starting Augu
st 23, 1933, 30,000 hogs were slaughtered in Chicago as part of the nationwide a
djustment of agricultural prices. It [ ]</p>
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<p>Unhappy with
the corn and hog recovery plan, Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Dougal wrote a letter to the P
resident calling [ ]</p>
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<p>Henry Wallace
and President Roosevelt at Val-Kill Cottage in Hyde Park, NY. August 8, 1940. H
enry A. Wallace (1888-1965) was [ ]</p>
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<p>Read a speech
FDR gave about his start in politics and his beloved Dutchess County at a Vassa
r College homecoming [ ]</p>
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<p>Anna Hall Roo
sevelt (1863-1892), Eleanor Roosevelt s mother, was a New York socialite and desce
ndant of the Livingston family. She met [ ]</p>
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<p>Elliott Roose
velt (1860-1894), Eleanor Roosevelt s father, was the second son of Theodore Roose
velt, Sr. and Martha Bulloch Roosevelt. He was [ ]</p>
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<p>Theodore Teddy
Roosevelt, (1858-1919) a fifth cousin of FDR and uncle of Eleanor Roosevelt, was
a major influence on Franklin s [ ]</p>
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<p>FDR provided
a turtle meat lunch for officers on board nearby destroyers when he hooked a tur
tle weighing more than [ ]</p>
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<p>On September
12, 1933, Colonel Fulgencio Batista, an army court stenographer, seized power in
Cuba. American and Japanese combat ships [ ]</p>
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<p>Executive Ord
er 6289 A established the code of fair conduct for the Bituminous Coal Industry.
September 18, 1933.</p>
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<p>On the 70th a
nniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation, President Roosevelt hailed the prog
ress made by African Americans since emancipation. I heartily [ ]</p>
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<p>Infamous crim
inal John Dillinger was arrested this day for robbing a bank while on parole. He
was sent to Lima, [ ]</p>
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tinerary for FDR s trip to the Chicago World s Fair
ated 100 years [ ]</p>
<p>This is the i
A Century of Progress which celebr
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<p>While in Chic
ago, the President delivered these remarks in which he praised the exposition fo
r helping to bring restoration of [ ]</p>
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<p>On October 2,
1933, the University in Exile began its first semester in New York City. The Un
iversity in Exile [ ]</p>
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he Nazi government passed the Editors Law
n journalism. The law was [ ]</p>
<p>In Germany, t
which allowed only Aryans from working i
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<p>Here is an ex
change between President Roosevelt and Mikhail Kalinin, representative of Soviet
Russia. In an effort to open relations [ ]</p>
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<p>On October 14
, 1933, Germany announced its intention to withdraw from the League of Nations a
t disarmament talks in Geneva, [ ]</p>
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<p>Here is a tra
nscript of President Roosevelt s fourth Fireside Chat, in which he discussed the p
rogress of the New Deal [ ]</p>
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<p>Franklin D. R
oosevelt and Eleanor Roosevelt in his study in the White House, Washington, D.C.
1933</p>
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<p>Eleanor Roose
velt made a second trip to the Chicago World s Fair, November 1, 1933 and is pictu
red here with Mary [ ]</p>
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<p>On November 1
6, 1933, President Roosevelt established diplomatic relations with the Soviet Un
ion. The White House, Washington November 16, 1933 [ ]</p>
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<p>Here is the P
resident s itinerary for a trip to Warm Springs, Georgia. November 17, 1933.</p>
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<p>This is a cop
y of President Roosevelt s Georgia bicentennial speech at Savannah, Georgia, on No
vember 18, 1933, complete with written [ ]</p>
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<p>President Roo
sevelt s Thanksgiving Proclamation departed from the formal language of the past.
He said, May we ask guidance in more [ ]</p>
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<p>Here are two
letters from merchants, one that lobbied FDR to designate an earlier day for Tha
nksgiving in order to [ ]</p>
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<p>President Roo
sevelt carves the Thanksgiving turkey in Warm Springs, Georgia on Thursday, Nove
mber 30, 1933. President and Mrs. Roosevelt presided [ ]</p>
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<p>The Presdent s
Thanksgiving address given by radio from Warm Springs, Georgia. November 30, 193
3.</p>
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<p>On December 5
, 1933, President Roosevelt signed a Presidential Proclamation acknowledging the
repeal of the 18th Amendment and Prohibition. In [ ]</p>
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<p>President Roo
sevelt spoke of the important role of churches in promoting social justice withi
n the country and around the world [ ]</p>
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<p>Here is the C
hristmas card sent by the Roosevelts in 1933. The card began a tradition of send
ing Christmas cards [ ]</p>
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/www.fdrlibrary.marist.edu/daybyday/wp-content/uploads/card-tumblr_my4l4cQP1Z1qj
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<p>A Presidentia
l Proclamation pardoning persons convicted of certain war-time offenses during W
orld War I was issued December 23, 1933. The [ ]</p>

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<p>The reading c
opy of President Roosevelt s remarks at the Community Christmas Tree Lighting in W
ashington, D.C. December 24, 1933.</p>
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<p>Franklin Roos
evelt jigsaw puzzle, circa 1933. America experienced a mania for jigsaw puzzles
during the Great Depression. The craze peaked [ ]</p>
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/www.fdrlibrary.marist.edu/daybyday/wp-content/uploads/puzzle-tumblr_n4llz8pjWR1
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<p>FDR said that
keeping international peace would be the responsibility of political leaders th
roughout the world as he discussed foreign [ ]</p>
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<p>Mrs. Roosevel
t banished her Scottish terrier Meggie from the White House after Meggie bit rep
orter Bess Furman on the face [ ]</p>
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<p>Retired from previous day</p>
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<p>(breakfast) Mrs. Robert Morro
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<p>Gov. Cox, Prof. Raymond Moley
</p>
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<p>To Church with ER, Mrs. Cutte
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Raymond Moley, Henry Morgenthau,</p>
arist.edu/daybyday/daylog/april-3rd-1933/">View</a>
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ll Hull, Sec. Philips, Sec. Douglas</p>
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<p>To Rapidan Camp for party wit
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<p>Rep. White</p>
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Raymond Moley</p>
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<p>(breakfast) Postmaster Gen. J
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<p>Sec. George H. Dern, Gov. Blo
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<p>(breakfast) Household, P. W.
Rowlston. Prime Min. Ramsay</p>
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<p>To Navy Yard for river trip o
n USS Sequoia. ER, Prime Min. Ramsay</p>
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<p>Budget Dir. William O. Dougla
s, Prof. Raymond Moley</p>
arist.edu/daybyday/daylog/may-1st-1933/">View</a>
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<p>Mr. Moley, Mr. Douglas, Mr. P
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<p>Remained in room all morning<
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Raymond Moley, Budget Dir. William</p>
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<p>Sec. Raymond Moley, Budget Di
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aster Gen. James A. Farley, Budget</p>
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Raymond Moley, Postmaster Gen. James</p>
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<p>To Office</p>
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<p>Returned from river trip</p>
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<p>Prof. Raymond Moley, Dir. Wil
liam O. Douglas</p>
arist.edu/daybyday/daylog/may-22nd-1933/">View</a>
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<p>Sec. William H. Woodin, Dir.
William O. Douglas, Prof. Raymond</p>
arist.edu/daybyday/daylog/may-23rd-1933/">View</a>
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ey, Prof. Raymond Moley, Dir.</p>
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<p>Prof. Raymond Moley, Sec. Wil
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<p>Retired</p>
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and Mr. and Mrs. John Sargent</p>
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aster Gen. James A. Farley, Douglas,</p>
arist.edu/daybyday/daylog/june-2nd-1933/">View</a>
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<p>Prof. Raymond Moley, Douglas,
Vincent Astor, Sen. Charles L.</p>
arist.edu/daybyday/daylog/june-3rd-1933/">View</a>
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arist.edu/daybyday/daylog/june-4th-1933/">View</a>
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<p>Moley, Acheson, Sen. Patrick
Harrison</p>
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Fairhurst, tailor</p>
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<p>Retired</p>
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s, Sec. William H. Woodin, Prof.</p>
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r. William O. Douglas, Postmaster</p>
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<p>Sec. Raymond Moley</p>
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ey, Sec. Raymond Moley, Sec.</p>
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ey, Sec. William H. Woodin, Sec.</p>
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ey, Budget Dir. William O. Douglas,</p>
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ey, Prof. Raymond Moley, Budget Dir.</p>
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<p>Arrive by train</p>
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<p>Leave on Amberjack II for Woo
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arist.edu/daybyday/daylog/june-21st-1933/">View</a>
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arist.edu/daybyday/daylog/june-22nd-1933/">View</a>
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<p>Arrived</p>
arist.edu/daybyday/daylog/june-23rd-1933/">View</a>
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<p>At sea, enroute to Campobello
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<p>Leave Campobello on Destroyer
Ellis to board Cruiser Indianapolis</p>
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<p>At sea, enroute to Washington
, DC</p>
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<p>Indianapolis anchored off Ann
apolis.</p>
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<p>Returned from cruise</p>
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ey, U Sec. Phillips</p>
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<p>Retired</p>
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<p>Returned from boat trip. Pres
sed button in basement oval room to</p>
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<p>Harold L. Ickes, Budget Dir.
William O. Douglas</p>
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<p>Remained in room all day</p>
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<p>Remained in room all day</p>
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<p>Harold L. Ickes</p>
arist.edu/daybyday/daylog/july-22nd-1933/">View</a>
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<p>Arrived by train. Motored to
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<p>Arrived by train. Spent night
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