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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Fish in correct in saying that Mr. Hamilton was wrong when he attacked the social security tax on employees, and when he charged the New Deal with being Communistic. But on May 1, 1935, in a New York radio speech, Fish himself declared that Roosevelt had "within 6 months. . brought to Washington a lot of radicals, Socialists, or near Communists." In short, he is condemning Hamilton for doing the same thing that he did himself...
Unless the heads of the various courses correct this situation by themselves, it may become necessary to set up some powerful agency for textbook approval throughout the college. Such an agency would be a decided irritant to temperamental instructors, but the present inefficient laxity leads inevitably to such a solution...
...headed on nature. Watch the workmen attach the needles and leaves to a wire, first twisting each into boughs. Many single wires are twisted for the bare branches of other trees. Hardwood trees. One man making figures of wax for the big model; leaves them naked. Musculature must be correct before they can be clothed. To a corner to examine the unfinished model. Its plastic terrain has been completed and part of the surface painted. Trees have been soldered and painted according to colored sketches. The background is in place. All very pretty and like a real forest. Even...
...being directed by Grant Wood, famed Iowa artist, and carried out by University of Iowa NYA and WPA student workers. The three panels of the Iowa State College mural project will be II feet high and 41 feet long. Every effort is being made to have the murals historically correct in every detail...
With such a large collection as this on view, the changes in craftsmanship and taste from period to period can easily be traced. This is particularly true because each piece can be definitely assigned to the correct period in which it belongs as a result of research by Fogg workers in the silver marks by which the dates and often the names of the makers are discovered...