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J Edgar Hoover — Part 8
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Avard unon kr. Hoover in 1936, and a Silver Loving Cup in 1937, "in recog-
nition of his intellizence and courare in successfully attacking the vicious
crime which was attacking our Nation."
On april 14, 1937, Mr. Hoover receilved-the Medal of Achievement
from the Fenn Athletic Club in Philadelphia "for distinguished public
vice." On May 11, 1937, Mr. Hoover was awarded the Gold Medal e
National Ins titute of Social Sciences in New York City "fo stingui shed
services rendered to humantty." On August 11, 1938, the- istriet of Colum
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bia bLepartment of the-American Legion awarded Mr. Hoover its Annual Citation
for "Distinguished Citizenship." He is the reciplept of the Gold Medal for
"Valor in Citizenship," which was awarded May 2, 1939, in New York City by
Liberty kazwzzine. On June 14, 1939, Mr. Hoover» as awarded the Alumni
Achievepefit Award by the George Washington UnjVersity Alumni Association.
Police Academy Tasoci ates conf dad their first
over on September 27, 1939, recognition of hie .
ad of polieێ training.
The FBI Natio
Honorary Award on kr.
pioneering in the 4
ielfare Medal of the Nati cademny
of Sciences was awarded Mr, Hoover"for eminence in the appli on of sci-
ence to the public welfare." e Veterans of Foreign Wars-Conferred their
Gold Citizenship Medal u ‘r. Hoover on October 25 40, for “outstanding
contributions to the cause of Americanism and the American way of Life.*
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Gn October 14, 1942, the National Society, New vpeseined Mr and
the Orange Chapter of the Sons-of the American Revolution ented Mr. Hoover
with the Good Citizenship Médal for 1942 as a token of *dppreciation of the
long and distinguished sérvice you have so signal ndered the people of
tnis nation, vitorsthe mighty 4 and exceptionally effective and successful
On April 23, 1940, the Pu
service," and "forAhe mighty influence you your Bureau are constantly
exerting for the ifting to higher leyels the citizenship of the land."
The Holland Society “or New York, on November 19, 19. sented
him with a gold medal which is awarded "annually to an anding American
for distinguished ethievements of marked benefit to fifs fellowmen."
Fresident of Cuba, co
r of Folice Merit," wi stinctive White of
of the valuable servi given to the National
ers regarding the pr Cution of elements, enemies
cated to eepionare,--. . _
On November 30, 1942
Hoover the Condecoration "
the First Class, "beca
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of democracies, d
In January, 1943, Mr, floover was the-FocA phent of the "Optimist
Creed" plaque presented to }im by the Optimist Clubs of North America.
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