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b. 10-Aug-1874 ; d. 20-Oct-1964 1929 - 1933 = 31st President of the USA 1921-1928 = USA Secretary of Commerce Author of 30 books expert in mining and metallurgy Close personal friend of
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"Usually cast as a President defined by his failure to contain the Great Depression, Hoover's story is far more complex and more interesting. To begin with, Hoover was an activist reformer, albeit one without the political skills needed to sell himself and his programs to Congress and the public. A shy man, he insisted on keeping much of his life and good deeds out of the public eye. Only in politics is this a character flaw, yet it prevented those around Hoover from portraying him as a compassionate leader, or warding off portrayals of him as a cold, uncaring figure responsible for nearly everything that was going wrong in the American economy. As a result, Hoover's presidency remains largely an untold story. It began when Calvin Coolidge chose not to run for a second term in 1928. Hoover, then secretary of commerce (and joked Washington wags, "assistant secretary of everything else"), made no secret of his interest in succeeding Coolidge. Few men seemed so prepared for the nation's highest office. After all, he had fed Belgium, run the U.S. Food Administration for Woodrow Wilson, revolutionized the Department of Commerce, and ministered to victims of the Mississippi River flood. More realistic than Woodrow Wilson, more respectable than Warren Harding, more imaginative than Calvin Coolidge, Hoover appeared an ideal candidate. Few Americans asked whether the Great Engineer had a political temperament." |
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Distinctive features of the Nativity:
31st President of the United States (1929 - 1933) Born August 10, 1874, West Branch, Iowa Herbert Clark Hoover Stanford University (graduated 1895) Society of Friends (Quaker) Marriage February 10, 1899, to Lou Henry (1875 - 1944) Children Herbert Clark (1903 - 1969), Allan Henry (1907 - 1993) Career Engineer Political Party Republican Writings The Challenge of Liberty (1934), America s First Crusade (1942), Memoirs (3 vols., 1951-52), The Ordeal of Woodrow Wilson (1958) Died October 20, 1964, New York City, New York Buried West Branch, Iowa Herbert Hoover wrote and published dozens of books in economics and mining, a few of which are still used in college courses today. Herbert Hoover was a devout Quaker in private practice and a vigorous exponent of Quaker principles in public life. Hoover worked most days of his life from morning until night. His primary expression of Quaker belief was the sober lifestyle which undergirded his extraordinary work ethic.
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Hoover was a prolific author of engineering books, and considered a high academic authority in that emerging scientific field.
Famous for his lifelong commitment to children. = L-5 neechcha bhanga yogakaraka Mangala in lagna strength in lagna
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Hated large inheritances. One particular reflection of his early life came in his relief efforts during the era of World War I: helpless, bereaved, abandoned people could count on his aid, though others had not always aided him. Hoover's later dislike of large inheritances also suggests the experience of being left on his own.
Help of his elder brother Theodore throughout life esp in developing the zinc recovery process.
Became a very wealthy man, starting with the barter = move out of the Chinese coal company rights for move into a partnership in the London co. By 1914, Hoover, operating on his own since 1907, had important investments on every continent and offices in San Francisco, London, Saint Petersburg, and Mandalay. Once he remarked that if a man "has not made a million dollars by the time he is forty he is not worth much." Hoover was worth about $4 million at the beginning of World War I. Rohini: Under both Harding and Calvin Coolidge, Herbert Hoover became the most visible man in government. public negative perception during his presidency: unsmiling square face and starched collars; extreme apathy and lack of connection (Ketu) with the very poor, exploited classes, suffering |
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