This politician worked with Marie Meloney, editor of The Delineator, to promote the “Better Homes in America” movement. A president who referred to this politician as “Wonder Boy” twice vetoed the McNary–Haugen Farm Relief Bill in favor of a plan by this politician (-5[1])and William Jardine. This politician hired Robert Russa Moton to monitor Red Cross abuses during the Great Mississippi Flood, (15[2])but this politician’s (15[1])failure to uphold campaign (15[1])promises turned African Americans against (*) Republicans. This one-time mining engineer (10[1]-5[1])negotiated the Colorado River Compact, which led to the Boulder Canyon Project. After serving as Secretary of Commerce, this politician promoted anti-Catholic sentiment against an opposing presidential candidate and promised “a chicken in every pot.” For 10 points, name this politician (10[1])who defeated Al Smith in the 1928 presidential election. (10[1])■END■