I am mindful of the reason which you have advanced for declining a recess appointment, and I reluctantly defer to your wishes in the matter.
Harry Truman: “I am mindful of the reason which you have advanced for declining a recess appointment, and I reluctantly defer to your…”
On the recordOctober 31, 1951
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Letter to Frieda B. Hennock on Her Decision To Decline a Recess Appointment as a Federal Judge
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