Railway executives meet with Hoover. President Hoover began today his series of conferences to help bring about normalcy in the financial world. The first conference was held in the cabinet
Railroad executives meeting President Herbert Hoover at White House on November 19, 1929. (Front row, left to right) Agnew T. Dice (president, Philadelphia and Reading), Richard T. Aishton (president, American Railway Association), Secretary of Commerce Lamont, Secretary of Treasury Mellon, Hale Holden (chairman, Southern Pacific Railroad), L. F. Loree (president, Delaware and Hudson Railroad); (Back row, left to right) Jeremiah Milbank (Southern Railway), J. J. Bernet (president, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad), (obscured) Fairfax Harrison (president, Southern Railway), J. J. Pelley (president, New York, New Haven and Hartford), P. E. Crowley (president, New York Central Lines), Fred W. Sargent (president, Chicago and Northwestern Railway), A. W. Shaw (publisher), Julius H. Barnes (chairman of the board, U.S. Chamber of Commerce), William Butterworth (president, U.S. Chamber of Commerce).
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