April 24th, 1934
Transcript
Times | Log | Location | Source |
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9:10am – 9:32am |
Postmaster Gen. James A. Farley |
White House |
USH |
10:30am |
(James F. Byrnes) Note: Time conflict - Usher's Diary shows FDR going to his office at 1045. |
Office |
STE |
10:45am |
To Office |
White House |
USH |
10:45am |
Spkr. Henry T. Rainey and Rep. Joseph W. Byrns |
Office |
STE |
10:55am |
Dr. James H. Richmond |
Office |
STE |
11:00am |
Sec. Daniel C. Roper and Charles Nagle |
Office |
STE |
11:30am |
Rep's. Robert L. Doughton, Jere Cooper, West |
Office |
STE |
12:00pm |
Sign Boxing Bill - Sen. Davis I. Walsh, Rep's. Hatley, Loring Black |
Office |
STE |
12:15pm |
Dr. A. E. Morgan |
Office |
STE |
12:45pm |
""Balmer - Red Book" ?" Note: This entry is penciled in on the 1245 line. It is not clear as to what it means. |
Office |
STE |
1:00pm |
B. Baruch |
Office |
STE |
2:30pm |
Returned from Office |
White House |
USH |
2:35pm – 4:00pm |
To Baseball Game accompanied by Postmaster Gen. James A. Farley, Judge Lacey, Bernard M. Baruch, Stephen T. Early, Marvin H. McIntyre, Military and Naval Aides, Ross T. McIntire |
White House |
USH |
5:00pm – 5:50pm |
To Dept. of Commerce Auditorium to address Group on Homestead Exhibt accompanied by ER, Bernard M. Baruch, Judge Lacey, Marvin H. McIntyre. ER also spoke. Note: This was the first time a President and his wife ever spoke on the same radio program. |
White House |
USH |
5:50pm – 6:55pm |
To pool |
White House |
USH |
8:00pm |
(dinner) ER and 64 Invited Guests at a U shapped table 18 x 18 x 12 x 10 x 2 x 2 |
White House |
USH |
8:00pm – 11:40pm |
Musicale with ER and 180 Invited Guests Note: Retired after midnight |
White House |
USH |
ER |
In Washington, DC |
USH |
|
Houseguest |
Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery Angell (arr. 5:20), Gov. and Mrs. Gifford Pinchot (arr. 5:40), Mrs. Eric Gugler (left 7:30) |
USH |
USH = White House Usher's Diary, STE = Stenographer's Diary, PC = Press Conference, TU = Tully's Appointment Diary
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