Miss Addams' distinguished achievements and her eminence in American life deserve every possible recognition, in addition to that which she already possesses in nationwide admiration and affection.
Herbert Hoover: “Miss Addams' distinguished achievements and her eminence in American life deserve every possible recognition, in…”
On the recordMay 1, 1931
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Message on the Award of the M. Carey Thomas Prize to Jane Addares.
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