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L ike a conscience, Harold Ickes is sometimes a nuisance to have around. Last week the President got rid of him. As soon as he cleans out his personal files, jammed with some 500 old speeches and ...
A self-described “old curmudgeon,” Harold Ickes next turned his sights on Six Companies’ management practices at the dam. Ickes condemned the Six Companies’ practice of paying dam workers in scrip, instead of cash. Ickes instructed W.A. Bechtel, a major player in the Six Companies firm, to cease the payment of scrip and to redeem all outstanding scrip in cash. Six Companies and Ickes ...
5. Dez. 1983 · Laura Rose Handman and Harold M. Ickes, both lawyers, were married yesterday. Bernard S. Meyer, Associate Judge of the New York Court of Appeals, performed the ceremony at Roosevelt House at 47 ...
Harold Ickes was born in Franklin Township, Pennsylvania, on March 15, 1874. He attended the University of Chicago, from which he received both a B.A. (1897) and an LL.D. (1907). After finishing law school, Ickes practiced in Chicago, where he also served as a Republican committeeman. A liberal, Ickes campaigned for Theodore Roosevelt's Progressive party in 1912 and for the presidential ...
Biography. HAROLD ICKES has been in the public arena since 1964, when he began his work as a Civil Rights worker in Mississippi and Louisiana. He then turned his focus to presidential campaigns and the practice of labor law, among other things. Harold served as Deputy Chief of Staff to President Clinton for three years and as a senior advisor ...
Ickes was an unknown Easterner, with a reputation for reform. On May 8, 1933, Ickes indicated that he would be taking a personal interest in the goings-on at Black Canyon when he decided the dam ...
24. März 2017 · Harold Melvin Ickes Harold M. Ickes, 90, of Tallmadge, Ohio, born in Roaring Springs, Pa. to parents Earl and Edith Claar (Johnson), went home to be with the Lord on March 21, 2017.He was a loving and
