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Herbert Hoover
Dates In Office:
March 04, 1929
to
March 04, 1933
Age in Office:
54
Birth - Death:
August 10, 1874
to
October 20, 1964
Party:
Republican
Location Born:
Iowa
Office:
Secretary of Commerce
Religion:
Quaker
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HERBERT HOOVER EVENT TIMELINE
FIRST LADY LOU HOOVER
HERBERT HOOVER PRESIDENTIAL SITES AND ORGANIZATIONS
Hoover Presidential Library and Museum, Birthplace, West Branch, IA
Hoover Presidential Foundation
Herbert Hoover National Historic Site West Branch, IA
Herbert Hoover Rapidan Camp at Shenandoah National Park, VA
The Hoover Institution
BIOGRAPHIES OF HERBERT HOOVER
Herbert Hoover Biography by the Editors of Encyclopedia Britannica
Herbert Hoover Biography by David E. Hamilton
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April 08, 1929
White House Statement Announcing Appointments to the Yellowstone National Park Boundary Commission.
April 08, 1929
Executive Order 5088—Directing Certain Appropriations for the Virgin Islands be Accredited to and Expended by the Governor
April 09, 1929
Executive Order 5089—Reserving Certain Described Lands for Resurvey, Colorado
April 09, 1929
Executive Order 5090—Restoring Certain Described Lands Pending Resurvey, Wyoming
April 09, 1929
Executive Order 5091—Reserving Certain Lands Pending Resurvey, New Mexico
April 09, 1929
Executive Order 5092—Modifying Boundaries of Crook National Forest, Arizona
April 09, 1929
Executive Order 5093—Authorizing the Appointment of Ida Strong Without Regard to Civil Service Rules
April 09, 1929
The President's News Conference
April 11, 1929
Statement for Publication in the Yale Daily News.
April 12, 1929
Proclamation 1875—Arches National Monument
April 12, 1929
Executive Order 5094—Authorizing the Appointment of William A. Kennedy Without Regard to Civil Service Rules
April 12, 1929
The President's News Conference
April 13, 1929
Address to the Gridiron Club.
April 15, 1929
Letter Accepting Appointment as Honorary Head of the United States Flag Association.
April 15, 1929
Executive Order 5095—Reserving Certain Described Lands for Agricultural Experimentation Station Purposes and for...
April 16, 1929
Message in Tribute to Albert Einstein on His 50th Birthday.
April 16, 1929
Message to the Special Session of the Congress on Farm Relief, Tariff, antedating Emergency Legislation.
April 16, 1929
The President's News Conference
April 17, 1929
Message Endorsing the Annual 'Buddy Poppy' Sale.
April 19, 1929
Statement on the Legislative Program for Farm Relief.
April 19, 1929
Executive Order 5096—Extending Port Limits of Boston, Massachusetts for Customs Port of Entry Purposes
April 19, 1929
The President's News Conference
April 20, 1929
Message to the Annual Conventions of the American Newspaper Publishers and the Associated Press.
April 20, 1929
Executive Order 5097—Permitting the Leasing of Certain Lands Reserved to Department of Commerce for Lighthouse Purposes in...
April 21, 1929
Message to the People of Spain on the Unveiling of the Columbus Monument at Palos, Spain.
April 21, 1929
Message Endorsing the ORT Jewish Relief Campaign.
April 22, 1929
Letter to Senator Charles L. McNary on the Export Debenture Plan of Farm Relief.
April 22, 1929
Address to the Associated Press: Law Enforcement and Respect for the Law.
April 23, 1929
Message Endorsing the Leonard Wood Memorial for the Eradication of Leprosy.
April 23, 1929
Proclamation 1876—Amending the Migratory Bird Regulations
April 23, 1929
Executive Order 5098—Reserving Certain Described Lands in Wyoming for Resurvey
April 23, 1929
The President's News Conference
April 25, 1929
Address to the American Institute of Architects: Improvement of the National Capital.
April 25, 1929
Remarks on Receiving the John Fritz Medal, Awarded by Engineering Organizations
April 25, 1929
Letter to Chairman Clarence D. Clark Regarding His Position in the International Joint Commission
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