FDR: “Mrs. Marion Doody may be appointed as a charwoman in the custodial…”

On the recordMarch 7, 1934

Mrs. Marion Doody may be appointed as a charwoman in the custodial service at the Boston Post Office.

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Democratic · New York

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Executive Order 6636—Waiver of Regulations for Appointment of Unclassified Laborers to Permit the Appointment of Mrs. Marion...

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FDR: “Mrs. Marion Doody may be appointed as a charwoman in the custodial service at the Boston Post Office.”