Herbert Hoover

I do not know what it would cost, but if you will take this up with Mr. Rickard it will serve as a recommendation from me to him to find you the necessary funds.

There are emergency and marginal cases which I have insisted should be cared for and which will be cared for, and there is the additional necessity for us to study the broader subject exhaustively before we plunge.

I SEND Cordial greetings to the Convention of Rotary International.

But this veterans bill is just bad legislation.

The whole matter is one that must be approached in a high sense of justice and utmost sympathy.

Revoked: All lands within one-half mile of that portion of the channel of Salmon Creek which lies between its point of discharge into Gastineau Channel about 3 miles northwest of Juneau, and a point 5 miles above said point of discharge.

You have perhaps seen some of the statements made by Governor Roosevelt of Porto Rico as to the condition of Porto Rican children.

The American Legion presented a bill designed for emergencies which has had the earnest support of many administration members but their views have been overridden.

It is no more in the interest of veterans than in the interest of the taxpayer.

In this problem we are dealing with sick and disabled veterans.

I wish for Your Excellency a pleasant voyage and prosperity manyfold in the administration of your high office, in which I am joined by Mrs. Hoover.

This is no time to increase the tax burden of the country.

I beg to express to you the keen pleasure and satisfaction we experienced in your most welcome visit.

Warning is given to all persons not to commit any of the acts herein enumerated, under the penalties prescribed by sections 106, 107, and 145 of title 18, chapter 4, United States Code, or by the Migratory Bird Conservation Act of February…

I do not wish to be misunderstood.

In the name of my countrymen, many of whom have visited the Exposition and been impressed by its cultural significance, I congratulate you heartily on the great success achieved.

I do not believe that just criticism or opposition should arise to such suggestions upon full understanding of the situation.

UPON THE occasion of the termination of the International Exposition at Seville, which has given such brilliant expression to the close association of Spain and all of the Americas, I send you this message of greeting.

Mrs. Mary R. Martin may be appointed to serve for one year as a check assorter, grade CAF-1, $1,260 per annum, or to some other minor clerical position in the General Accounting Office; but shall not by such appointment and service acquire…

I sometimes think that this is the greatest value of modern explorers.

His contribution to exploration and scientific research has done honor to his country, and his country takes a just pride in them and in him.

I congratulate you, Admiral Byrd, upon your success, upon your safe return to your country and home and friends, upon your services and the lift you have given to the spirit of your countrymen.

For men of our race to master extraordinary difficulty, to carry through great adventure, thrills us with pride, with hope, and with confidence.

I AM glad to welcome Admiral Byrd back to Washington.

I haven't decided that yet. We will have some changes, but I haven't decided what they will be.