October 12th, 1933
Transcript
| Times | Log | Location | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
|
10:00am |
(Walker and 3 Secretaries) Note: Conflict with usher's log |
Office |
STE |
|
11:15am |
Sen. Clark Note: Conflict with usher's log |
Office |
STE |
|
11:30am |
Gov. Moeur, Mrs. Isabella S. Greenway, et al Note: Conflict with usher's log |
Office |
STE |
|
11:35am |
To Office |
White House |
USH |
|
12:00pm |
J.J. Note: No indication who that was. Jesse Jones? |
Office |
STE |
|
12:15pm |
Sen. Norbeck |
Office |
STE |
|
12:30pm |
Chair. John H. Fahey |
Office |
STE |
|
12:45pm |
Stevens and James M. Landis |
Office |
STE |
|
1:00pm |
Gen. Hugh Johnson |
Office |
STE |
|
2:00pm |
Returned from Office |
White House |
USH |
|
2:00pm – 5:00pm |
Motoring with Sarah Delano Roosevelt to friends in Virginia |
White House |
STE, USH |
|
5:00pm |
Blue Room - Supreme Court Judges (Justice Louis D. Brandeis absent), Atty. Gen. Homer S. Cummings, Solicitor General |
White House |
STE, USH |
|
5:20pm |
Harold L. Ickes |
White House |
USH |
|
5:50pm |
Richard Washburn Child |
White House |
USH |
|
6:20pm |
Swimming |
White House |
USH |
|
7:00pm |
Pushed button lighting town of Rushton, LA, in memory of its founding 50 years earlier |
White House |
STE, USH |
|
7:30pm |
(dinner) Postmaster Gen. James A. Farley Note: No time given. 1930 assumed |
White House |
USH |
|
11:45pm |
Retired |
White House |
USH |
|
ER |
Left for New York, NY at 0005 |
USH |
|
|
Houseguest |
Mrs. Curtis Dall (dep. 0005 with ER for New York, NY) |
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.
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October 12 1933 - Stenographers Diary
October 12 1933 - Ushers Log
