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AMENDED

EXECUTIVE ORDER 8096 · Exemption of William C. Shambaugh From Compulsory Retirement for Age

AMENDED status graphic: EXECUTIVE ORDER 8096 · Exemption of William C. Shambaugh From Compulsory Retirement for Age. Amended by: EO 8414, May 18, 1940 Note: This Executive order was not received for publication in the Federal Register. — Illustrative executive-office thresholds illuminated in sequence at sunrise · labeled illustrative in the graphic

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Current status: AMENDED
As of: Apr 21, 1939
Source: FEDERAL REGISTER ↗

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Uses the signed date and the disposition notes on file (the Federal Register's and corroborated National Archives notes); no policy effect is inferred.

Amended by: EO 8414, May 18, 1940 Note: This Executive order was not received for publication in the Federal Register.

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