Furniture or other Government property is not, without the written sanction of the Department of State, to be removed from apartments furnished at Government expense
Herbert Hoover: “Furniture or other Government property is not, without the written sanction of the Department of State, to be removed…”
On the recordMay 14, 1931
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Executive Order 5624—Regulations Governing the Occupation and Maintenance of Certain Foreign Service Quarters
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