Wilson High School - Nova Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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For these services, he can truly be called the man who fed Europe's starving people. ln recognition of his unselfish service as a humanitarian and his dedication to the Republi- can Party, Hoover received his party's nomination for President of the United States in 1928. He xfvon the election and served for four years. ln 1947, President Truman asked Hoover to head Congress' Commission on Organization of the Executive Branch. Two years later, he sub- mitted his evaluation of the branch's efficiency and his suggestions for economy in government. Hoover's report was received so well and con- sidered so beneficial that Congress passed an act enabling the President to effect organiza- tional changes in the Executive Branch. Called the noblest Englishman of the twen- tieth century, Winston Churchill served his country and the world during his distinguished career. With his forceful personality and uncom- promising philosophies, he dominated the war- time years of this century, while also contributing his skills in the fields of art and literature. World War I brought international recognition to Churchill. As First Lord of the Admirality, he directed the mobilization of the British Navy and in 1917 became Minister of Munitions. Churchill spent the post-World War I years advancing his position in Parliament, also in finding time to travel, write, and paint. While serving in the House of Commons, he watched Hitler's rise to power in Germany with dismay. In 1939, he reioined Chamberlin's War Cabinet after an eight-year separation from the Conser- vative Party. One year later, he became Prime Minister of Great Britian and a symbol of free- dom to every Allied nation. 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