Secretary's office. Concord, August 2d, 1806. Dear Sir. The very concerns that do now, and will for a long time, claim attention in the Secretary's office in Concord, and which making my own care and labor, as well as the assistance of several o

... To the Commissioner of pensions. Sir: I have received your letter calling my attention to the vast amount of work imposed upon your Bureau in connection with the correspondence of members of both Houses of Congress concerning pension claims

Assistant Secretary of State Before Senate Committee. Washington, D.C., Feb. 21. Appearing before the Senate Territorial and Insular Affairs Committee today, Assistant Secretary of State Francis B. Sayre stated the vital interests of the U.S. in the Far East were concerned in the disposition of the Philippines. Sayre is leading the administration fight for the proposed amendments to the Tydings-McDuffie Independence Act, 2-21-39

To the Hon. the House of Representatives in Congress assembled. More than a month has now passed away, since your honorable body resumed its labors, and still the question of the ways and means, for meeting our present great emergency, has hardl

New Assistant Secretary of Interior. Washington, D.C., Dec. 20. Ebert K. Berlew, of Pennsylvania, who was today nominated by President Roosevelt to be first assistant secretary of the interior. He succeeds Theodore Walters, who died a few weeks ago. Mr. Berlew has been in the government service for 27 years, most of the time in the Department of Interior, 12/20/37

Secretary's office. Concord, August 2d, 1806. Dear Sir. The very concerns that do now, and will for a long time, claim attention in the Secretary's office in Concord, and which making my own care and labor, as well as the assistance of several o

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