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Herbert Hoover National Historic Site
The Herbert Hoover National Historic Site is a national historic site in West Branch, IA. This area is protected by the federal government for its historical significance.
In this January post, I noted some of the uncanny parallels between George W. Bush and Herbert Hoover: Both were president during a time of economic crisis; both presided over vast expansions of government that helped cause the crisis or at least make it worse than it might have been otherwise; finally both were (inaccurately) [...]The Corner (subscribe) : George W. Hoover -- By: Mark Krikorian ...Patrick Joubert Conlon (subscribe) : Nuff said...
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The Herbert Hoover Presidential Museums new exhibit, "Holidays with the Hoovers," which features 20 decorated Christmas trees based on the life and travels of Herbert and Lou Henry Hoover, opens Saturday and runs through Jan. 3, 2010.
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- 2nd Time as Farce -- George Bush as Herbert Hoover (blog.mises.org)
- Frankfort flies over Herbert Hoover (times-news.com)
- Museum to host holiday exhibit (search.msn.com)
Herbert Hoover Makes Long Trip for PlayoffsWCHS(Clendenin) The AA playoffs will start with a long drive for the Herbert Hoover Huskies. The team will play away at Frankfort High School in Mineral County ...Hoover's Fields didn't always want to play footballDaily Mail - Charlestonall 2 news articles »
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Frankfort ousts Hoover 42-16Charleston Gazette13 Herbert Hoover to handle and the Huskies weren't able to generate much on offense as the Falcons soared to a 42-16 victory in the opening round of the ...Hoover foe coming off letdownCharleston Gazetteall 3 news articles »
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Top of the News: President Obama sounded eerily like Herbert Hoover this morning when he announced a White House summit on unemployment next month, bringing together business leaders and economists to "talk about how we can work together" to create jobs.
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