Herbert Hoover
Born 1874-01-01
Died 1964-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL10821862A
Top Subjects
- United States (25)
- Economic conditions (4)
- World War, 1914-1918 (3)
- Food supply (3)
- Campaign literature (3)
- Individualism (3)
- 1918-1945 (3)
Books by Herbert Hoover
Total count: 55
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The Weapon of Food1917-01-01
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How to helppractical economy : a test of our ChristianityChapel of the Comforter, War Committee1917-01-01
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America's grain tradeThe problem of the 1917 harvest protection of U.S.A. domestic situation effective aid to America's allies1918-01-01
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Food in warW.H. Smith & Son1918-01-01
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The treaty of peace and the League of Nationsan addressLeague for Permanent Peace1919-01-01
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British Empire War Relief Fundto combat disease and distress in war-stricken areas in Europe and Asia : report of a speech upon European conditionsCanadian Red Cross Society1920-01-01
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Central European reliefAmerican Association for International Conciliation1921-01-01
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The problem of prosperityand the part in it played by the American railroadsReprinted by Association of Railway Executives1922-01-01
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The place of standardization in modern lifeLa normalizacíon en la vida modernaG.P.O.1924-01-01
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Excerpts of address and writings of Herbert Hoover1925-01-01
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Why the public interest requires state rather than federal regulation of electric public utilitiesn.p.1925-01-01
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Desire and good willaddress delivered at the twenty-first annual convention of the Associated advertising clubs of the world1925-01-01
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Reduction of waste in government by reorganization of executive departments1925-01-01
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Reduction in prices through the elimination of industrial wasteGovt. Print. Off.1925-01-01
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The need of inland waterways for agriculture and industry1925-01-01
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Higher education and the state governmentan address[s.n.]1926-01-01
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Second National Conference on Street and Highway SafetyHon. Herbert Hoover, Secretary of Commerce, chairman. Washington, D. C., March 23, 24, 25, 19261926-01-01
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Future of Our Foreign Tradean address given at a dinner in New York City, March 16, 1926, under the auspices of the Export Managers' Club of New York, in collaboration with the American Exporters' and Importers' Association, etc1926-01-01
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The future of our foreign tradeGovt. Print. Off.1926-01-01
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Discours ... à l'ouverture de la Conférence Radiotélégraphique Internationale, Washington, D.C., 4 Oct. 1927Imp. du Gouvernement1927-01-01
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Discurso en la sesión inaugural de la Conferencia radiotelegráfica, Washington, D.C., 4 de octubre de 1927Imprenta del gobierno1927-01-01
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Address at the opening meeting of the International Radiotelegraph Conference, Washington, D.C., October 4, 1927Gov't. Printing Office1927-01-01
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The St. Lawrence shipwayan address delivered before the New Haven Chamber of Commerce at New Haven, Connecticut, March 12, 19271927-01-01
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Hoover's war record proves his friendship for agricultureRepublican National Committee1928-01-01
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Hoover on teaching and educationRepublican National Committee1928-01-01
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Address of Mr. Herbert Hoover, Republican nominee for President1928-01-01
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Hoover's plan for governmental reorganizationAddress delivered before the 13th annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, Washington, D.C., May 21, 1925Republican National Committee1928-01-01
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Hoover recalls his Iowa boyhood daysRepublican National Committee1928-01-01
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Herbert Hoover's acceptance speechFormally accepting the Republican nomination for President of the United States at Palo Alto, Cal., August 11, 1928Republican national committee1928-01-01
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Address of President Hoover upon the occasion of the celebration of the completion of the nine-foot channel of the Ohio Riverfrom Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to Cairo, Illinois, at Louisville, Ky., October 23, 1929U.S. Govt. Print. Off.1929-01-01
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Indywidualizm amerykańskiPub. by the translator, printed by Barc brothers1930-01-01
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Address of President Hoover at the dedication of the remodeled tomb of Abraham LincolnSpringfield, Ill., Wednesday, June 17, 1931Govt. Print. Off.1931-01-01
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Campaign speeches of Herbert Hoover, 1932publisher not identified1932-01-01
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President Hoover's Des Moines address, October fourth, 1932Republican Nacional Committee1932-01-01
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American individualismDoubleday, Doran1934-01-01
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The challenge to libertyC. Scribner's sons1935-01-01
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"The New Deal further explored--including relief"address of the Honorable Herbert Hoover before the John Marshall Republican Club of St. Louis, Monday evening, December 16, 1935John Marshall Republican CLub1935-01-01
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[Addresses upon the New DealNo. IV1936-01-01
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The American road[press comments on] addresses by Herbert Hoover, 1932-1938C. Scribner's Sons1938-01-01
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America's way forwardScribner Press1939-01-01
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Shall we send our boys to foreign wars?Addresses and articlesGovernment Printing Office1939-01-01
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The Hoover-Gibson plan for making lasting peace1940-01-01
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Our most important domestic issueaddress under the auspices of the Nebraska State Republican Committee and the Nebraska Women's Republican Clubs, Omaha, Nebraska[s.n.]1940-01-01
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A call to American reasonan address by the Honorable Herbert Hoover, broadcast to the nation from Chicago, Illinois, on June 29, 19411941-01-01
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Discussion. Keeping the peace1943-01-01
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持久和平問題Du li chu ban she1944-01-01
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Comments on proposed social security legislationletter to the Honorable Robert L. Doughton, chairman, Ways and Means Committee, Apr[il] 25, 19491949-01-01
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First report ... letter from Chairman (Herbert Hoover) transmitting the first report ... relating to the general management of the executive branchGPO1949-01-01
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Office of general servicesa report to the CongressU.S. G.P.O.1949-01-01
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The memoirs of Herbert HooverThe Macmillan Co.1952-01-01
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An American epicH. Regnery Co.1959-01-01
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Our most important domestic issueaddress under the auspices of the Nebraska State Republican Committee and the Nebraska Women's Republican Clubs, Omaha, Nebraskapublisher not identified1978-01-01
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A call to American reasonan address, broadcast to the nation from Chicago, Illinois, on June 29, 1941publisher not identified1978-01-01
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Address of acceptance of the Republican nomination for president, delivered at the stadium at Stanford UniversitySecretary Hoover's message to Republic National Convention, June 14, 1928Republican National Committee1978-01-01
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Maps of the Mississippi flood 1927