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The United States on January 4, 1943
Who held every office, how Congress and the Court were made up, and what happened within a week. Diff this day against today →
President
RooseveltFranklin Delano Roosevelt D · since Jan 20, 1941
Senate
42 D · 21 R64 senators · 78th Congress
House
1 D1 representatives
Supreme Court
7 D · 1 R8 justices by appointing party
Union
48 states21 amendments in force
Prices
$1 ≈ $19.94in today's dollars
Public debt
$72.4Bas of Jun 30, 1942
1943-01-04/executiveThe administrationPresident Franklin Delano Roosevelt D
since Jan 20, 1941
Vice President Henry Agard Wallace D
1943-01-04/congress78th Congress1943-01-04/supreme-courtThe benchOwen Josephus Roberts R
Associate Justice · appointed by Herbert Hoover · since May 20, 1930
Hugo Lafayette Black D
Associate Justice · appointed by Franklin D. Roosevelt · since Aug 18, 1937
Stanley Forman Reed D
Associate Justice · appointed by Franklin D. Roosevelt · since Jan 27, 1938
Felix Frankfurter D
Associate Justice · appointed by Franklin D. Roosevelt · since Jan 20, 1939
William Orville Douglas D
Associate Justice · appointed by Franklin D. Roosevelt · since Apr 15, 1939
Frank Murphy D
Associate Justice · appointed by Franklin D. Roosevelt · since Jan 18, 1940
Harlan Fiske Stone D
Chief Justice · appointed by Franklin D. Roosevelt · since Jul 3, 1941
Robert Houghwout Jackson D
Associate Justice · appointed by Franklin D. Roosevelt · since Jul 11, 1941
1943-01-04/weekWithin a week · Dec 28, 1942 – Jan 11, 1943Ruling Natural Milk Producers Association v. City and County of San Francisco
Jan 11, 1943 · 317 U.S. 423
Each office is shown as it stood at the end of the day. Cabinet records come from Wikidata and have gaps for some historical offices.