There shall be kept a careful efficiency record of every officer of the diplomatic service, in order that there may be no promotion except upon well established efficiency as shown in the service.
Bill Taft: “There shall be kept a careful efficiency record of every officer of the diplomatic service, in order that there may be…”
On the recordNovember 25, 1909
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Executive Order 1143—Regulations Governing Appointments and Promotions in Diplomatic Service and for the Improvement of the...
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