so much of the Executive Order of August io, 1906, as grants additional advisory powers to the United States Geographic Board is hereby rescinded and these additional powers are transferred to the Board of Surveys and Maps.
Woodrow Wilson: “so much of the Executive Order of August io, 1906, as grants additional advisory powers to the United States Geographic…”
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Executive Order 3206—Constituting Board of Surveys and Maps
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