Washington. It was founded in 1887 by jesuit priests. Join us as we take a look at the James Osullivan papers and learn about his role in the development of the Grand Coulee Dam. James osullivan can remember where it all began in an old jalopy tires blew out like firecrackers and the radiator steamed up with the regularity of a geyser. James stepped out and said someday this is going to be the garden of eden. Water will flow onto the soil and the desert will bloom. Cap was people will, here and our great migration and rich farms and busy settlements will rise out of the sagebrush. James osullivan was born in 1876 in michigan. He went to the university of michigan and studied law and graduated in 1902. Afterword, he started a law practice but found out there was not much there. He left to go to Washington State and go to seattle. He had married in 1905 and they came out to seattle, washington, to start a law practice. He did not have enough work there, seattle was not booming at that ti
Water will flow onto the soil and the desert will bloom. Countless people will come here. Rich farms and busy settlements will rise out of the sagebrush. James osullivan was born in 1876 in michigan. He went to the university of michigan and studied law and graduated in 1902. Afterword, he started a law practice but found out there was not much there. He left to go to Washington State and go to seattle. He had married in 1905 and they came out to Seattle Washington to start a law practice. He cannot have enough work there, seattle was not booming at that time. There was no need for lawyers. He went back to working with his dads business, that was construction. He went to teach on a faculty in bellingham, washington which we now know as western Washington State university. In 1910 he left for a small town in the central state of washington where he got his law bar acceptance. Here is a picture of him in his law office where he did cases dealing with land claims and land fraud cases. Wat
Ocean,y dr. Luisa payne a professor of history at Des Moines Area Community college. She received her masters degree in womens studies from Eastern University and a doctorate from Iowa State University in agricultural history and rural studies. , ther of three books forgotten generation, american , andren in world war ii the depression dilemmas of rural iowa, 19291933. Ocean has now direct did her Research Interests in exploring overs hoovers postwar food relief efforts. Her next book is tentatively specter, theimmest world famine emergency. And thehoovers mission invisible years, 1946or seven. Ocean serves on the board of war and culture, and is the editor of a fourth coming forthcoming volume. Her talk today is entitled a kind and understanding heart, the politics and friendship between harry truman and Herbert Hoover. These welcome lisa ocean. [applause] lisa i changed my title a little bit. They changed my slides. I have the after lunch crowd. I hope you did not eat too much in tha
Put stay Civil Defense in charge of all rescue and relief operations, backs them up with all the state resources beginning with the national guard. Story. Mountains tell the every ravine scarred by landslide. Every valley a mass of mud, and under the mud a dozen hamlet like masseys mill are all wiped out. It just came down through this area, just like an ocean. Ave these people write in here did not have a chance. All these houses through here. Announcer 2 this year cspan is touring countries. We are looking at spokane, you are watching spokane, washington. You are watching American History tv. James oe plowman sullivan can remember where it all began in an old jalopy tires blew out like firecrackers and the cracked radiator steamed up with the regularity of a geyser. This scrawny little town james , stepped out and said friends someday this is going to be the , garden of eden. Water will flow onto the soil and the desert will bloom like the rose. People will come here our great , migr
At ut. I noticed the hours that she has to put in, she writes a bus to 9 00, and i worry about that, i did not tell her that. But there are concerns women have to worry about. I do not worry about campus because they have guns on campus , at school. But there are so many things to be considered that women have to take into account that maybe isnt talked about, like the safety issues and what were really competing. Also, how is the work a ceo does , who gets paid 1000 more than their lower, then, like, a hugetarial person in a Corporation Like United Health care, how is their works that much more dangerous than, like, a secretary. Host i want to give a claire a chance to respond. Guest i am not clear on what your question was, but when we say all women, all men, it is everyone, all women in every job, and everyone who is a man in every job because most ceos are men. They tend to be in that category. I do not think we are comparing the job of a ceo of a fortune 500 company to a woman run