January 22nd, 1934
Transcript
Times | Log | Location | Source |
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9:00am – 9:25am |
Postmaster Gen. James A. Farley |
White House |
USH |
10:25am |
Jesse H. Jones Note: Time conflict - Usher's Diary shows FDR going to his office at 1030. |
Office |
STE |
10:30am |
To Office |
White House |
USH |
10:30am |
Sen. Key Pittman |
Office |
STE |
10:45am |
Sen. Millard E. Tydings |
Office |
STE |
11:00am |
Rep. Lemke |
Office |
STE |
11:30am |
Gen. Hugh Johnson |
Office |
STE |
11:45am |
Sen. Burton K. Wheeler, King Fiesinger |
Office |
STE |
12:00pm |
The German Ambassador |
Office |
STE |
12:15pm |
Sec. Phillips |
Office |
STE |
12:30pm |
Gov. Green |
Office |
STE |
12:45pm |
Rep. John E. Rankin |
Office |
STE |
1:00pm |
(lunch) with Henry Morgenthau, Jr. |
Office |
STE |
1:45pm |
Henry A. Wallace |
Office |
STE |
2:15pm |
South American Diplomats |
Office |
STE |
5:10pm |
Returned from the Office |
White House |
USH |
5:15pm – 5:30pm |
Received the Minister of the Netherlands, Jonkheer H. M. Van Haersma de Urch who presented his credentials Note: The handwriting makes the spelling of the minister's name hard to decipher. |
White House |
USH |
5:30pm |
(tea) Richard Washburn Child |
White House |
USH |
6:06pm – 7:10pm |
Swimming |
White House |
USH |
7:45pm |
(dinner) Household |
White House |
USH |
8:40pm – 9:25pm |
Henry Morgenthau, Jr., George Black, Gov. Eugene Black, Gov. George Harrison, Dr. Burgess, Thomas Smith, Earl Barbie |
White House |
USH |
11:20pm |
Retired |
White House |
USH |
ER |
Out of town - no location is given |
USH |
|
Houseguest |
Louis M. Howe (arr. 8:15 am), Mr Iturbi and daughter (left 1:00 pm) |
USH |
USH = White House Usher's Diary, STE = Stenographer's Diary, PC = Press Conference, TU = Tully's Appointment Diary
These transcripts are based on archival sources documenting President Roosevelt's daily activities, including the White House Usher's Log and the White House Stenographer's Diary. The transcripts were created for reference purposes. Because errors can occur in data entry, we encourage you to review and cite to the original sources displayed below.