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Roosevelt appointment. Washington, D.C., July 22. Late informal photo of Mr. William J. Patterson, present Director of Interstate Commerce Commission's Bureau of Safety and Former Railroad man. He was appointed to the Interstate Commerce Commission seat left vacant by the resignation of B.H. Meyer and to the post to which Mr. Roosevelt originally appointed Thomas R. Amilie, whose confirmation was blocked. Patterson's appointment appears due for speedy confirmation, 7/22/39
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1939
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