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I hereby exempt the said John G. Crane from compulsory retirement for age for a period of one year ending February 29, 1940.

A generation trained in the art of camping will receive experience which I believe will give them exceptional equipment with which to cope with some of the most vexatious problems of life in the years that lie ahead.

We rejoice that our organization has reached full maturity.

These boys, so full of promise for the future, are a national asset and therefore should be regarded as a national trust.

I have a certain amount of diffidence in mentioning to the persons concerned.

The foreign policy has not changed and it is not going to change.

You have the correct version. I just gave it to you.

We believe that this basis of the division of funds will also afford a well balanced division of activity between the central organization and the far-flung county communities.

It is hereby ordered that, subject to the establishment before the Civil Service Commission of the requisite qualifications in each case, initial appointments to each of the following-named positions under the Air Safety Board, Civil…

I consider that as only an incident and not a very important incident at that.

The need for hospital supplies, food and clothing is imperative.

I shall welcome any information Your Excellency may send me as to any further ways in which this Government may be of assistance.

This preserve shall be known as the Kofa Game Range.

I hereby exempt the said Henry Clarke Hill from compulsory retirement for age for a period not in excess of one year from March 1, 1939.

Enlisted men of the Navy who have established their special qualifications in the use of the arm or arms shall receive additional compensation

Civil aviation is clearly recognized as the backlog of national defense in the Civil Aeronautics Act.

The health of the people is a public concern; ill health is a major cause of suffering, economic loss, and dependency.

It is not unreasonable to hope that judicial decision would permit the elimination of these immunities.

It is difficult for almost all citizens to understand why a constitutional provision permitting taxes on 'income from whatever source derived' does not mean 'from whatever source derived.'

By virtue of and pursuant to the authority vested in me by section 1752 of the Revised Statutes of the United States (22 U.S.C. sec 132), I hereby amend the Foreign Service Regulations of the United States as follows:

It seems to me that there may be some confusion in the public mind as a result of the evolution through which our work has passed.

I think it would be well to make a few statements of fact about the plan and scope of the work in which we are engaged.

We shall make the most orderly progress if we look upon social security as a development toward a goal rather than a finished product.

I have approved of the recommendations of the committee and, in order to put them into effect, I have issued an appropriate Executive Order establishing the Federal Real Estate Board.

The Congress acted upon that recommendation and today we have the Social Security Act in effect throughout the length and breadth of our country.