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Petition Endorsing the Appeal to President Herbert Hoover by the National Unemployment League
This petition endorses the appeal to President Hoover on March 7, 1930, by the National Unemployment League asking the Federal government to expand public works and requests the President to meet with a delegation.
- Parte de Herbert Hoover Papers, President's Subject Files
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OCR Page 1 of 2May 15 1930
Honorable Herbert Hoover, President,
Washington, D. C.
We, the undersigned, duly mindful that much was ac-
complished by the conferences of business leaders called by
you at Washington last November, yet gravely concerned by the
slow recovery of business in general, believe that the present
situation requires action by the Federal Government, especially
in the field of further expansion of public works to stabilize
business and to relieve the unemployed.
In support of this belief, we have endorsed the State-
ment and Appeal to the President and Congress adopted by the
National Unemployment League on March 7th last, and we earnestly
for 31 in the next week if possible - to meet a delegation in order that
request that an appointment be made - at your convenience, with-
the signed Appeals and Resolutions may be presented to you per-
sonally, and for the purpose of stating briefly what steps we
feel should be taken at this time by the Federal Government.
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