provided the attention required by such employment does not, in the judgment of the General Manager, interfere with the regular and efficient discharge of the duties of their positions under the railroad
Calvin Coolidge: “provided the attention required by such employment does not, in the judgment of the General Manager, interfere with the…”
On the recordOctober 21, 1926
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Executive Order 4527—Political Activities of Alaska Railroad Employees
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