The functions, duties and powers of the War Industries Board, as outlined in my letter of March 4, 1918, to Bernard M. Baruch, Esquire, its Chairman, shall be and hereby are continued in full force and effect.
On the recordMay 27, 1918
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Executive Order 2868—Establishment of War Industries Board
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