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EXECUTIVE ORDER 9989 · Transferring Jurisdiction Over Blocked Assets to the Attorney General

REVOKED status graphic: EXECUTIVE ORDER 9989 · Transferring Jurisdiction Over Blocked Assets to the Attorney General. Superseded by: EO 11281, May 13, 1966 See: EO 8389, April 10, 1940; EO 9095, March 11, 1942; EO 10348, April 26, 1952 — Illustrative executive-office thresholds illuminated in sequence at sunrise · labeled illustrative in the graphic

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Current status: REVOKED
As of: Aug 20, 1948
Source: 13 FR 4891 ↗

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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.

Superseded by: EO 11281, May 13, 1966 See: EO 8389, April 10, 1940; EO 9095, March 11, 1942; EO 10348, April 26, 1952

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