Before he was president , Hoover was a very successful mining engineer. After he became independently wealthy, he served as director of various public and private agencies as well as a stint as Secretary of Commerce.
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Herbert Hoover
To be perfectly honest, Hoover really didn't do much to help the Depression, but he predicted that the country would recover and go into prosperity in the next couple years, which was false. Job Hoover.
His first job out of college was in a Nevada City, California, gold mine working 70- hours a week pushing mining carts and doing hard manual labor.
A water boy in sport is usually a person whose job is to provide water and other refreshments to the competing athletes. Interestingly the previous President of America, Herbert Hoover, was a water boy.
~ Herbert Hoover ~Hoover is the 31st president of the United States. Hoover didn't participate into helping end the Great Depression. He is sort of a bad president, agree or not, he is horrible in my opinion. He died in New York City on October 20, 1964 and died by intestinal cancer, which is cancer in the stomach of the human body. Before I forget, Hoover is 5'11". Hoover is named after the shantytowns where people does nothing; 'Hoovervilles.' Sorry I gave you so much information about Hoover, Herbert. I am those history geeks. I hope this helps you a lot.
DICK Clark's first job was to be a office worker
DICK Clark's first job was to be a office worker
Yes. He was a mining engineer, ran his own consulting firm with great success and did work all over the world.
There was a bill passed in 1929 before Hoover was president to deport illegal Mexican immigrants. Hoover did his job to enforce it, expressing objection to people who did not respect the law and citing a need for jobs by US citizens Unfortunately, probably without Hoover's knowledge, some legal immigrants, particularly US born children of illegal adults were deported as well.
Herbert Clark Hoover, 31st President of the United States, spent a year working for Bewick Moreing Company as a mining inspector, overseeing its Western Australian gold mines. In 1897, he arrived at Coolgardie, a remote town in Western Australia, on the tail end of the WA goldrush. As a mining engineer, his job was to select the mines which had the best prospects.