FDR: “The Special Adviser may appoint, without regard to the Civil Service…”

On the recordMarch 22, 1934

The Special Adviser may appoint, without regard to the Civil Service laws, officials and employees.

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Democratic · New York

Source

Executive Order 6651—Establishing the Office of Special Adviser on Foreign Trade

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