Mrs. Willebrandt remained in the administration after March 4, when she wished to go out to the private practice of law, at the request of the Attorney General that she might assist in building up the new steps in contemplation for tightening law enforcement.
Herbert Hoover: “Mrs. Willebrandt remained in the administration after March 4, when she wished to go out to the private practice of law…”
On the recordMay 27, 1929
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