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Rayburn, Sam Taliaferro (cont'd .)
and “Board of Education,”
fïrst meeting
and LBJ's appointment to Democratie Congressional Campaign Committee
and LBJ's appointment as Texas NYA director
and LBJ's attempttoget Appropriations Committee assignment
and LBJ's bending of unwritten congressional raies, and LBJ's senatorial campaign (1941)
and Marshall Ford high dam
and New Deal “lieutenants,”
resolution of support for Garner(1939)
telegrams on Garner (1940)
and Texas delegation
loneliness of
marriage
and New Deal “lieutenants,”
and oil interests
physical appearance
power of:
in Congress
as Speaker of House
as Speaker of Texas Legislature
in Texas, statewide
and publicity
and railroads
relationships, to:
Bailey, Joseph Weldon
children
Gardner, Sam
Garner, John Nance n .
Johnson, Claudia (Lady Bird)
LBJ, see Rayburn, S. T.: and LBJ
Johnson, Sam Ealy, Jr.
Mann, Gerald
Patman, Wright
FDR, 589 and n .
Richardson, Sid
Wilson, Woodrow
and securities regulation
social life
on tariffs and reform of
in Texas Legislature (1906-12)
campaign and election (1906)
as Speaker
“To get along, go along,”
and utilities
Rayburn-Fletcher Act (1935)
Reconstruction Finance Corporation (RFC):
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bonds for LCRA
creation of
and Marshall Ford Dam
Record, James
Redford, Emmette
relief, public:
federal
by private agencies
in South Texas
remonitization
Republican Party (GOP):
campaign funds, compared to Democrats'
and oil money
Raybum's hatred of
strength in Congress, compared to Democrats':
(1918-30)
(1931)
(1936-40)
(1940)
and utilities lobby
Rich, Robert F., 466 and n .
Richards, Horace
Richardson, Sid
contributions, to:
1940 congressional campaigns
1941 LBJ senatorial campaign
and Marsh
and Rayburn
Ridgway, R. Bouna
Riegle, Donald
Rivers and Harbors Committee, see U.S. Congress. House of Representatives. Rivers and Harbors Committee
roads, in Hill Country:
description:
(1913)
(1937)
and isolation of area
LBJ's work on
and (Sam Ealy) Johnson, Jr.
new, from WPA grants
for transporting farm produce to market
LBJ's commitment to issue
Roberts, Ray
Robinson, Joseph T.
Roeser, Charles F.
Rogers, Byron G.
Roosevelt, Eleanor:
concern for “lost generation” of youth, 343 and n .
and LBJ's 1941 campaign
Roosevelt, Elliott
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano:
arrivai in Washington (Mar. 1932)
(Herman) Brown on, 469 and banks
and Congress
Court-packing plan
and electrification, rural
and LBJ
“deviousness,”
and farmers
and LBJ:
and Austin postmastership
and Democratie Congressional Campaign Committee
and financial support for FDR presidential campaign (1940)
and IRS investigation of 1941 campaign funds
LBJ as FDR's man in Texas: for campaign (1939-40); after 1940 elections
LBJ's entree to White House; rarity of audiences with, in early years in Congress
LBJ's reaction to FDR's death
LBJ's senatorial campaign (1941)
meetings: May 1937, first; July 1938, Texas train trip; July 1939, with Marsh; Oct.1940, with Raybum; Apr.1941, before senatorial candidacy announcement; summer 1941, after senatorial election; Jan.1944, with Wirtz; informai
personal rapport
political allegiance, see FDR: LBJ's political allegiance to
REA directorship ofïered and refused (1939)
FDR suggests LBJ may become President
FDR's response to LBJ's 1937 election
LBJ on
LBJ's political allegiance to:
in congressional election (1937)
as congressional secretary
in senatorial campaign (1941); FDR's support in
in 1940's, abandonnant of
and Marshall Ford Dam
Miller group on
and NYA
political campaign of 1939-40, passim
(Herman) Brown's financial support of, and n .
election night
Illinois primary (Apr. 1940)
in poils, v.s. Willkie
popularity: national; in Texas
Stop Roosevelt movement, passim , Third Term issue
relationships, to:
Garner: battle for presidential nomination (1939-40), passim; feud over New Deal; final Cabinet meeting; final private meeting; Garner as FDR's man in Texas
LBJ, FDR: and LBJ; FDR: LBJ's political allegiance to
losing politicians
Marsh
Raybum, 589 and n .
rural support for
and the South
Roosevelt, James:
and LBJ
and Marshall Ford Dam
Roosevelt, Theodore
Root, Dan
Roper, Elizabeth, see Clemens, Elizabeth Roper
Ross, Kitty Clyde, see Leonard, Kitty Clyde Ross
Ross, Mabel Chapman:
and LBJ's suit of daughter
refuses Sam Ealy Johnson, Jr.
Roth, Fenner
at NYA
Rountree, Payne
Rowe, Elizabeth
recollections of LBJ as young Congressman, passim
Rowe, James H. (Jim)
on campaign financing
expedites politically useful projects
and LBJ
election night (1940)
and 1RS investigation of 1941 campaign funds
as liaison between White House and LBJ's 1941 campaign
on LBJ:
ambitions of
as Congressman
financing campaigns: (1940); (1941)
and FDR
thoroughness of
and White House staff
and Rayburn
on Texas congressional delegation luncheons
on Wirtz
Rural Electrification Administration (REA):
directorship offered to LBJ by FDR
established (May 1935)
and LBJ's senatorial campaign (1941)
loans to farmers' cooperatives
to Pedemales Electric Cooperative(1938)
REA Act (1936), debated and passed
rural life:
amusements (and lack of)
books, newspapers and reading (and lack of)
boredom, child labor
cultural deprivation
economie conditions
money/cash
purchasing power
relief, public
education
electricity, see electricity in rural areas
fear:
of debt
of electrification
of financial failure
of Indians
financial insecurity
growing up in
health and medical facilities
homes
hopelessness
isolation
and ignorance of New Deal programs
and mass communications
political impact of
and power of gossip
on Texas frontier
and leisure
loneliness
moral and religious attitudes
on drink
on thrift
outhouses and plumbing
political campaigns, see Hill Country of Texas: political campaigns in; LBJ: elections and political campaigns, 1941 (senatorial)
pragmatism of
roads:
descriptions
and isolation
LBJ's work on
(Sam Ealy) Johnson, Jr., and
new, from WP A grants
for transporting farm produce to market
thrift
women:
health of
loneliness of
at San Marcos, attitudes of
skills-training of, at Resident Training Centers
work of
work:
of farming
women's
see also farmers, ranchers; farming, ranching, in Hill Country; Hill Country of Texas
Salvation Army
Sam Houston High School, Houston, Tex.:LBJ as teacher and debate coach at
San Antonio, Tex.
becomes 20th Congressional District
“City Machine”:
LBJ's alliance with (1941)
and Maverick
postmastership
vote-buying in (1941)
San Antonio Express : poils in 1937 congressional campaign
Sanchez, Manuel
San Jacinto, battle of
San Juan (Puerto Rico) Air Base
San Marcos teachers college, see Southwest Texas State Teachers College, San Marcos, Tex.
San Marcos, Tex.: description (1920's)
San Saba massacre
schools, see education and schools
Secrest, Robert
securities, regulation of
Securities Act (1933)
Securities Exchange Act (1934)
Securities Exchange Commission (SEC):creation of (1934)
Selective Service Act: extension of (i94i)
LBJ speaks in House for
Shannon, David A., Sharp, Lacey
Shelton, Emmett
recollections of congressional
campaign (1937)
Shelton, Polk
congressional campaign (1937) as LBJ's opponent
Sheppard, Morris
Sheridan, John E.
Sherley, Swagar
Sherwood, Robert E.
Shields, Paul and Cornelius
Smith, E. Babe
Smith, Lon
Smith, Martin F.
Snyder, J. Buell
soldiers' pensions and benefits
So Relie, Ella
soup kitchens
Southern Exchange, Dallas
Southern Mercury
South Texas
in Depression
and New Deal programs
Southwest Texas State Teachers College, San Marcos, Tex.
academie standards
campus politics
debating team
history of
LBJ at (1927-30)
LBJ visits
organizations:
Black Stars
Gaillardians
Student Council
White Stars, passim
Resident Training Center (NYA project)at
student jobs at
women at, attitudes of
see also College Star; Pedagog
Speck, H. E.
Speer, John
Standard Oil Company
Stone, Sam
Stop Roosevelt movement, passim
Stribling, Clayton, ni
Sumners, Hatton W.
Supreme Court: FDR's Court-packing plan
Sutphin, William H.
tariffs:
farmers and
Rayburn on
reform of
taxes:
Kleberg on
oil depletion allowance
on sulphur, oil, gas
and Texas Legislature
tax evasion/fraud: IRS investigation of Brown & Root (1942-44)
Taylor, Claudia, see Johnson, Claudia Alta Taylor (Lady Bird)
Taylor, Edward T.
Taylor, Thomas Jefferson (LBJ's father-in-law):
career
and LBJ
funds for congressional campaign (1937)
and NYA
Tenerowcz, Rudolph G.
Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)
Texans in Congress
and Garner:
on patronage jobs (1933-34)
resolution of support (1939)
and LBJ
Texas:
boosterism in
Indians in
political “machines” in
population, early
poverty of its government
power of, in Washington
presidential conventions and primaries(1939-40)
rainfall and agriculture in
seulement of
State Democratie Convention, 1940, Waco
see also Hill Country of Texas; South Texas
Texas. Congressional Districts: redistricting (May 1933)
Texas. Congressional Districts. 4th:
Rayburn as Representative
Texas. Congressional Districts, 10th:
“boxes” bought in elections
election of Representative from:
(1937); analyzed
(1938)
(1940)
geography of
LBJ's unfamiliarity with
LBJ as unknown in (1937)
liberal character of
obscurity of its Congressmen
political support for LBJ in (1937)
and FDR
Texas. Congressional Districts. I4th
and Depression
and New Deal programs
patronage jobs
Texas. Congressional Districts. 20th:
formation of (1933)
LBJ and
Texas. Legislature:
constitutional limitations on
LBJ's visits to, with father
and LCR A
and lobbyists
and Marshall Ford Dam
Rayburn as member and Speaker
redistricting by
and taxes, taxation
and utilities
Texas. Liquor Control Board
Texas. (State) Railroad Commission:
Neff on
and oil regulation
Thompson on
Texas Brewers Institute (“Beer, Inc.”)
Texas College of Art & Industries: LBJ considered for presidency of
Texas Gulf Sulphur Corporation
Texas Hill Country, see Hill Country of Texas
Texas Power & Light Company (TP& L)
as political force
and Rayburn
Texas Regulars
Thomas, Albert
Thomas, Elmer
Thomason, Ewing
Thompson, Ernest O.
Thompson, Huston
Time magazine:
on Garner
on Hoover
on LBJ:
senatorial campaign
senatorial candidacy
on presidential campaign (1940)
Timmons, Bascom
transients and hoboes
Truth-in-Securities Bill (1933)
Tucker, Ray, Tully, Grace
and LBJ
“Umble, the,” see Humble Oil & Refining Company
Underwood, Arch
unemployment
unions, see labor unions
United Mine Workers (UMW)
U.S. Congress:
campaign for (1940)
Coolidge and
court-packing controversy
and Depression
Hoover and
power in
FDR and
Texans' power in
workings of:
committee System
LBJ and
seniority System
U.S. Congress. House of Representatives:
Democratie/Republican control of:
(1918-30)
(1931)
(1936-40)
(1940)
LBJ in, see LBJ: in Congress
longevity of tenure of Texans in
national issues and legislation undertaken by members
relationship to constituents
secretaries [later: Administrative Aides]
seniority System
U.S. Congress. House of Representatives.Appropriations Committee
LBJ attempts to be appointed to (1938)
U.S. Congress. House of Representatives.Naval Affairs Committee, n .
chairmanship of
hearings on Corpus Christi Naval Station
LBJ on
and LBJ's bill (1943) on absenteeism in war plants
U.S. Congress. House of Representatives.
Rivers and Harbors Committee
and Marshall Ford Dam
U.S. Congress. House of Representatives.
Committee on Un-American
Activities
U.S. Constitution:
and court-packing plan
Garner on
utilities, public:
as political force in Texas
Rayburn and
regulation of
and rural electrification
Van Zandt, James
veterans
bonus issue
Bonus Marchers
Vinson, Cari (“the Admirai”)
Vinson, Fred M.
Votaw, David F.
votes, buying of:
in congressional campaigns (1940)
by LBJ
and Rayburn
in senatorial election (1941)
votes, changing of: in senatorial election (1941)
Waite, Davis H. (“Bloody Bridles”)
Wallace, Henry
commends LBJ to FDR for REA post
LBJ thank-you letter to (1940)
on Rayburn and FDR
Waller, Edwin, III
Washington, D.C.:
entree to, LBJ's
for businessmen
LBJ learns about
Washington Post :
on Democratie Convention of 1940
on LBJ's 1937 election to Congress
on Rayburn and Garner
Watson, Edwin M. (“Pa”)
Webb, Walter Prescott
Weedin, Harfield
Weisl, Edwin
Welhausen School, Cotulla, Tex.: LBJ at (1928-29)
Werner, E. C., passim
westward movement
dreams of settlers
Indians and
Texas boosterism
Wheeler, Burton Kendall
Wheeler-Rayburn Act (1935)
White, Theodore H.
White, William Allen
White, William S.
White House:
LBJ's entree to
rarity of audiences, early in congressional career
see also FDR: and LBJ: meetings
staff, and LBJ
Whiteside, Vernon
recollections of LBJ in college
and White Stars
White Stars (San Marcos secret organization), passim
in Hopkins political campaign
LBJ finds jobs for members
White Stars (cont'd.)
LBJ's membership as political liability
Whitten, Marthabelle
Wickenden, Elizabeth
Wild, Claud
and LBJ congressional campaign (1937)
wildcatters (oilmen)
and East Texas pool
Frost, Jack
Lechner, W. W.
Murchison, Clint W.
political campaign contributions
to congressional campaigns (1940)
to LBJ's congressional campaign (1937)
to LBJ's senatorial campaign (1941)
and Rayburn
Richardson, Sid, passim, 628
Roeser, Charles F.
Underwood, Arch
Willkie, Wendell
Wilson, Woodrow: and Rayburn
Wirtz, Alvin J.
appointed Undersecretary of the Interior
resigns (1941)
and Hamilton [later: Buchanan] Dam
and 1RS investigation of Brown & Root (1942-44)
and LBJ
senatorial campaign (1941)
and LCR A projects:
his fees from
RFC bonds for
and Marshall Ford, Dam
and LBJ's congressional campaign (1937)
nicknamed “Senator,”
and FDR presidential campaign (1940)
Witt, Edgar women in Hill Country:
health
loneliness
at San Marcos, attitudes of
skills-training at Resident Training Centers
thriftiness
work
Woods, Wilton, and n .,
Woolf, W. H.
Woolsey, W. A.
work, in rural areas
of children
of farming
of women
see also Depression: and jobs;
patronage jobs: unemployment
Works Progress Administration (WPA)
World War I:
anti-German hysteria of
draft, military
veterans
bonus issue
Bonus Marchers
pensions of
World War II:
LBJ and
and LBJ-Rayburn relationship
LBJ's naval service in
prelude to, and Congress
and FDR's popularity
Wynne, Todde L.
Young, Harold H.
on LBJ:
as liberal
reluctance to take stand on Garner
in LBJ's senatorial campaign (1941)
Young, Mary Louise, see Glass, Mary Louise
Young, Roland
youth of America:
and Depression
education for
jobs for
as “lost generation,”
see also National Youth Administration (NYA)
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002 《当呼吸化为空气》 保罗•卡拉尼什 著,何雨珈 译
003 《刀锋》 毛姆 著,林步升 译
004 《圣诞男孩》 马特•海格 著,马爱农 译
005 《了不起的盖茨比》 菲茨杰拉德 著,徐之野 译
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008 《你杀不死一只老狐狸》 大卫•豪沃思 著,静恩英 译
009 《个人的体验》 大江健三郎 著,王中忱 译
010 《树上的时光》 韩奈德 著,鲁梦珏 译
011 《彼得•潘》 詹姆斯•巴里 著,黄意然 译
012 《长腿叔叔》 简•韦伯斯特 著,黄意然 译
013 《津轻》 太宰治 著,吴季伦 译
014 《小说灯笼》 太宰治 著,陈系美 译
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025 《寂静的春天》 蕾切尔•卡森 著,黄中宪 译
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Table of Contents
•1• 邦顿家的血脉
•2• 人民党
•3• 约翰逊家的气派
•4• 父亲和母亲
•5• 儿子
•6• “我认识的最好的男人”
•7• “最底层”
•8• “狗屁”约翰逊
•9• 富家千金
•10• 科图拉
•11• “白星”与“黑星”
•12• “很不寻常的才能”
•13• 上路
•14• 罗斯福新政
•15• “小国会”的大头目
•16• 志同道合
•17• “小瓢虫”
•18• 雷伯恩
•19• “让他们工作!”
•20• 大坝
•21• 首次竞选
•22• 来自河流的分支
•23• 加尔维斯顿
•24• 清账
•25• 芳草地
•26• 第十区
•27• “悲斗”
•28• “我会帮你们争取到的”
•29• 约翰逊先生奔向华盛顿
•30• 一份合同,三封电报
•31• 竞选委员会
•32• 蒙西大厦
•33• 后门
•34• “老爹,请把饼干递过来”
•35• “我想见林登”
•36• “议长先生”
•37• “最佳罗斯福代言人”