Preface - James B. Rhoads; Jack M. Eckerd
The Cabinet

1.  Message to President Louis Borno on Haiti's Independence Day. January 2, 1930

2.  New Year's Message to President Chiang Chung-cheng of the Republic of China. January 2, 1930

3.  The President's News Conference of January 3, 1930

4.  Statement on Public Works and Unemployment. January 3, 1930

5.  Statement on Indian Affairs. January 3, 1930

6.  Statement About Appointments to the Interstate Commerce Commission. January 3, 1930

7.  Statement About Repair of the Executive Offices. January 3, 1930

8.  New Year's Message to King George V of Great Britain. January 4, 1930

9.  Message to the Congress Recommending Payment of a Claim Presented by the Government of China. January 6, 1930

10.  The President's News Conference of January 7, 1930

11.  Statement on the London Naval Conference. January 7,1930

12.  Message to the Congress Recommending Payment of a Claim by the French Company of Marine and Commerce. January 7, 1930

13.  Message of Sympathy on the Death of Edward William Bok. January 9, 1930

14.  The President's News Conference of January 10, 1930

15.  White House Statement About a Proposed Joint Select Committee To Study Prohibition Enforcement. January 10, 1930

16.  Letter to Dr. William O. Thompson, President Emeritus of Ohio State University. January 12, 1930

17.  Special Message to the Congress Proposing Administrative Reforms in Federal Law Enforcement and Judicial Machinery. January 13, 1930

18.  Message to the Congress Recommending an Appropriation for Participation in the International Fur Trade Exhibition and Congress. January 13, 1930

19.  The President's News Conference of January 14, 1930

20.  Message to the Congress Transmitting the Report of the Porto Rican Hurricane Relief Commission. January 14, 1930

21.  Letter Commending the Work of the Pan American Society. January 15, 1930

22.  Message to the Congress Recommending an Appropriation To Refund Fees Collected for Visas. January 15, 1930

23.  The President's News Conference of January 17, 1930

24.  Message Congratulating Dr. David Starr Jordan on His Birthday. January 17, 1930

25.  The President's News Conference of January 21, 1930

26.  Exchange of Messages With President-Elect Pascual Ortiz Rubio of Mexico on His Departure From the United States. January 21, 1930

27.  Exchange of Messages With President Emilio Portes Gil of Mexico on the Recent Visit of President-Elect Pascual Ortiz Rubio. January 21, 1930

28.  Message to the Congress Recommending an Appropriation To Arbitrate the Claim of Charles J. Harrah Against the Cuban Government.
       January 22, 1930

29.  Letter to James J. Scully, President of the Building Trades Employers' Association. January 24, 1930

30.  Message to the Conference of Building Trades Employers and Employees. January 24, 1930

31.  Message to the Congress Recommending an Appropriation To Settle the Claim of Henry Borday. January 24, 1930

32.  The President's News Conference of January 24, 1930

33.  Message Congratulating John Barton Payne on His 75th Birthday. January 27, 1930

34.  The President's News Conference of January 28, 1930

35.  Message to a Dinner Honoring Former Ambassador Alanson B. Houghton. January 30, 1930

36.  The President's News Conference of January 31, 1930

37.  Message to the Congress Recommending Payment of a Claim Presented by the Government of Great Britain. January 31, 1930

38.  The President's News Conference of February 4, 1930

39.  Statement on the President's Commission for the Study and Review of Conditions in the Republic of Haiti. February 4, 1930

40.  Letter Accepting the Resignation of William Howard Taft as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. February 4, 1930

41.  Statement on the Resignation of Chief Justice William Howard Taft. February 4, 1930

42.  Message to the Congress Recommending Participation in a Joint United States-Canada Investigation Into Damming of Passamaquoddy and
       Cobscook Bays. February 4, 1930

43.  Remarks to a Group of Community Chest Workers. February 5, 1930

44.  Exchange of Messages With Pascual Ortiz Rubio on His Inauguration as President of Mexico. February 5, 1930

45.  Statement About Nominating Major General Herbert B. Crosby as a Commissioner of the District of Columbia. February 5, 1930

46.  Message to the National Retail Dry Goods Association. February 5, 1930

47.  Message to President Pascual Ortiz Rubio of Mexico About His Escape From Assassination. February 6, 1930

48.  Letter Accepting the Resignation of William C. Deming as President of the Civil Service Commission. February 6, 1930

49.  Message to the Congress Recommending an Appropriation for the Sixth Session of the Permanent International Association of Road Congresses.
       February 6, 1930

50.  The President's News Conference of February 7, 1930

51.  Statement on the Appointment of Members to the President's Commission for the Study and Review of Conditions in the Republic of Haiti.
       February 7, 1930

52.  Message on the Commemoration of Abraham Lincoln's Birthday. February 10, 1930

53.  Message to the Congress Recommending an Increase in Salary for the United States Minister to Liberia. February 13, 1930

54.  Letter to Felix M. Warburg on the Celebration of Thomas Jefferson's Birthday. February 16, 1930

55.  The President's News Conference of February 18, 1930

56.  Message on the 3,000th Performance of the Mission Play. February 18, 1930

57.  Message to the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers. February 19, 1930

58.  Letter to the Speaker of the House Transmitting a Supplemental Estimate of Appropriation for the War Department. February 20, 1930

59.  The President's News Conference of February 21, 1930

60.  Statement About Retirement Funds for Civil Service Employees. February 21, 1930

61.  Message to the World Conference on Narcotic Education. February 21, 1930

62.  Message on the Establishment of a School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University. February 22, 1930

63.  Letter Expressing Appreciation for a Treatise on the German Hubers in the Eighteenth Century. February 22, 1930

64.  Rapidan Community School. February 23, 1930

65.  White House Statement About Additions to the Budget. February 24, 1930

66.  The President's News Conference of February 25, 1930

67.  Statement on Increased Government Expenditures. February 25, 1930

68.  White House Statement Canceling the Reception for Members of the House of Representatives Due to Ill Health of William Howard Taft.
       February 27, 1930

69.  Letter Expressing Support for the American Opera Company. February 27, 1930

70.  Message Endorsing the Celebration of the Birthday of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. February 27, 1930

71.  The President's News Conference of February 28, 1930

72.  Letter to the President of the Senate Transmitting a Supplemental Estimate of Appropriation for Disaster Relief for Farmers. March 3, 1930

73.  The President's News Conference of March 4, 1930

74.  Message to the Congress Transmitting Report on Awards of the Mixed Claims Commission, United States and Germany, and Costs of the
       Army of Occupation. March 4, 1930

75.  Message to the Congress Recommending an Appropriation for Participation in the Sixth Pan American Child Congress. March 5, 1930

76.  The President's News Conference of March 7, 1930

77.  Statement on Unemployment and Business Conditions. March 7, 1930

78.  Letter to the Speaker of the House Transmitting a Supplemental Estimate of Appropriation for the Federal Farm Board. March 7, 1930

79.  Proclamation 1901, Announcing the Death of William Howard Taft. March 8, 1930

80.  Message to Allied Jewish Relief Campaign Representatives. March 9, 1930

81.  Address Commemorating the 20th Anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America. March 10, 1930

82.  Message of Sympathy to President Gaston Doumergue About the Flood Disaster in Southern France. March 11, 1930

83.  Message to the Congress Recommending Payment of a Claim Presented by the Government of Norway. March 12, 1930

84.  Message Commending the National Urban League on Its Job Training Efforts for Negroes. March 13, 1930

85.  The President's News Conference of March 14, 1930

86.  Letter to the Speaker of the House Transmitting a Supplemental Estimate of Appropriation for Participation in the International Conference
       for the Codification of International Law. March 15, 1930

87.  The President's News Conference of March 18, 1930

88.  Statement on Federal Patronage in the South. March 18, 1930

89.  Remarks at the Dedication of the Red Cross Chapter House. March 19, 1930

90.  Message to the Congress Recommending Payment of a Claim of Mrs. Mercedes Martinez Viuda de Sanchez. March 19, 1930

91.  Message to the Conference of Liberal Arts Colleges. March 19, 1930

92.  The President's News Conference of March 21, 1930

93.  Statement About the Report of the President's Commission for the Study and Review of Conditions in the Republic of Haiti. March 21, 1930

94.  The President's News Conference of March 25, 1930

95.  Message to the Maine Republican State Convention. March 26, 1930

96.  Message Greeting King Fuad I of Egypt on His Birthday. March 27, 1930

97.  The President's News Conference of March 28, 1930

98.  The President's News Conference of April 1, 1930

99.  Informal Remarks on Presenting Census Schedule to the Federal Census Taker. April 2, 1930

100.  Exchange of Remarks With President Carlos Ibáñez del Campo on the Inauguration of Direct Radiotelephonic Communication Between
         Chile and the United States. April 3, 1930

101.  Exchange of Remarks With President Juan Campisteguy on the Inauguration of Direct Radiotelephonic Communication Between Uruguay
         and the United States. April 3, 1930

102.  Message to President Wilhelm Miklas of Austria About the Death of Ambassador Albert Henry Washburn. April 4, 1930

103.  Statement on Income Tax Revenues. April 5, 1930

104.  Message of Sympathy to King Gustaf V of Sweden on the Death of Queen Victoria. April 5, 1930

105.  Message to the Military Order of the World War on Army Day. April 5, 1930

106.  Message Commending the Work of the Commission on Interracial Cooperation. April 6, 1930

107.  Remarks at a Ceremony Honoring Dr. William Henry Welch. April 8, 1930

108.  Address to the American Society of Mechanical Engineers on Receiving the First Hoover Gold Medal. April 8, 1930

109.  Message to the Senate Transmitting the Final Report of the Special International Niagara Board. April 9, 1930

110.  Letter to W. J. L. Banham on the Survey Made by the New York Board of Trade. April 9, 1930

111.  Exchange of Remarks With President Hipolito Irigoyen on the Inauguration of Direct Radiotelephonic Communication Between Argentina
         and the United States. April 10, 1930

112.  The President's News Conference of April 11, 1930

113.  Statement About the London Naval Conference. April 11, 1930

114.  Message on the Birthday of Thomas Jefferson and Its Celebration on Religious Holy Days. April 11, 1930

115.  Address to the Daughters of the American Revolution. April 14, 1930

116.  The President's News Conference of April 15, 1930

117.  The President's News Conference of April 18, 1930

118.  Message to the Annual Conventions of the American Newspaper Publishers and the Associated Press. April 18, 1930

119.  Remarks to the American Society of Newspaper Editors. April 19, 1930

120.  Message to Haile Selassie I on His Accession to the Imperial Throne of Ethiopia. April 19, 1930

121.  Veto of a Coinage Bill Commemorating the Gadsden Purchase. April 21, 1930

122.  Message to the Annual Dinner of the Society of the Genesee Honoring Frank E. Gannett. April 21, 1930

123.  Message to the Annual Convention of the Associated Press. April 21, 1930

124.  Message to the Annual Convention of the United Press Association. April 21, 1930

125.  Letter to the Chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee About Budget Deficits. April 22, 1930

126.  The President's News Conference of April 22, 1930

127.  White House Statement About Public Building Projects. April 22, 1930

128.  Letter to the Speaker of the House Transmitting Supplemental Estimates of Appropriations for Public Building Projects. April 22, 1930

129.  Remarks on the Unveiling of the Statue of the Pioneer Woman. April 22, 1930

130.  Statement on Street and Highway Traffic Safety. April 23, 1930

131.  Message Congratulating Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Markham on Their 78th Birthday. April 23, 1930

132.  The President's News Conference of April 25, 1930

133.  Address to the Gridiron Club. April 26, 1930

134.  Message to the National Boys' Week Committee. April 26, 1930

135.  Special Message to the Congress Urging Enactment of Recommendations for Criminal Law Enforcement. April 28, 1930

136.  Message to the Congress Recommending Payment of a Claim Presented by the Polish Government. April 28, 1930

137.  The President's News Conference of April 29, 1930

138.  Message to the Congress Recommending Payment of a Claim Presented by a Chinese Citizen. April 30, 1930

139.  Message to the Congress Recommending Payment of a Claim Presented by the Government of Denmark. April 30, 1930

140.  Letter to the Speaker of the House Transmitting Proposed Legislation for Veterans' Bureau Appropriations. April 30, 1930

141.  Exchange of Messages With President Arosemena on the Inauguration of Radiotelegraphic Service Between Panama and the United States.
         May 1, 1930

142.  Letter to the Speaker of the House Transmitting a Supplemental Estimate of Appropriation for Enforcement of Prohibition and Other Laws.
         May 1, 1930

143.  Message to the Senate Transmitting the Treaty for the Limitation and Reduction of Naval Armament. May 1, 1930

144.  Address to the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. May 1, 1930

145.  The President's News Conference of May 2, 1930

146.  White House Statement on Changes in the Chain of Naval Command. May 2, 1930

147.  Letter to the House Majority Leader on the Export Debenture Plan of Farm Relief. May 3, 1930

148.  Message to President Ignacy Moscicki on Polish National Day. May 3, 1930

149.  Address to the American National Red Cross. May 5, 1930

150.  The President's News Conference of May 6, 1930

151.  Letter Endorsing Tribute to Felix M. Warburg. May 8, 1930

152.  Message to the Congress Recommending Payment of a Claim Presented by the Government of Norway. May 9, 1930

153.  The President's News Conference of May 9, 1930

154.  Message to the School of Journalism Banquet at the University of Missouri. May 9, 1930

155.  Letter Congratulating Felix M. Warburg on Receiving the Gottheil Medal. May 10, 1930

156.  Message on National Hospital Day. May 12, 1930

157.  The President's News Conference of May 13, 1930

158.  The President's News Conference of May 16, 1930

159.  Message on the 50th Anniversary of the Salvation Army. May 16, 1930

160.  Message to the National Foreign Trade Convention. May 20, 1930

161.  The President's News Conference of May 23, 1930

162.  Statement on the Treaty for the Limitation and Reduction of Naval Armament. May 23, 1930

163.  Statement on New York Appointment Matters. May 23, 1930

164.  Message to the Tiffereth Israel Congregation on Its 80th Anniversary. May 26, 1930

165.  The President's News Conference of May 27, 1930

166.  Address to the Third National Conference on Street and Highway Safety. May 27, 1930

167.  Dedication of the Stanford University Quad to David Starr Jordan. May 27, 1930

168.  Veto of the Spanish War Veterans' Pension Bill. May 28, 1930

169.  Proclamation 1912, Pan American Day. May 28, 1930

170.  Memorial Day Address at Gettysburg Battlefield. May 30, 1930

171.  Exchange of Messages With Albert, King of the Belgians, on Memorial Day. May 30, 1930

172.  Message to the Senate Transmitting a Report on Foreign Protests Against the Proposed Tariff Legislation. June 3, 1930

173.  The President's News Conference of June 3, 1930

174.  Statement on Spanish War Veterans' Pensions. June 3, 1930

175.  Message to King George V of Great Britain Offering Birthday Greetings. June 3, 1930

176.  The President's News Conference of June 6, 1930

177.  Letter to the Chairman of the United States Shipping Board Proposing a Committee To Review Policies in Merchant Marine Organization.
         June 6, 1930

178.  Message to Norwegian-Americans on the 25th Anniversary of the Independence of Norway. June 6, 1930

179.  Veto of a Bill Concerning Title to Malheur and Harney Lakes in Oregon. June 6, 1930

180.  Message of Welcome to Julio Prestes, President-Elect of Brazil. June 9, 1930

181.  Message to the Congress Recommending an Appropriation for the Department of State. June 9, 1930

182.  The President's News Conference of June 10, 1930

183.  The President's News Conference of June 13, 1930

184.  Statement on the Treaty for the Limitation and Reduction of Naval Armament. June 13, 1930

185.  Remarks Welcoming President-Elect Julio Prestes of Brazil. June 14, 1930

186.  Message to the Hall of Fame Ceremonies Honoring Harriet Beecher Stowe. June 14, 1930

187.  White House Statement on the New Jersey Republican Primary. June 15, 1930

188.  Statement on the Tariff Bill. June 16, 1930

189.  Message to the National Editorial Association. June 16, 1930

190.  The President's News Conference of June 17, 1930

191.  White House Statement Supporting the Senatorial Candidacy of Dwight W. Morrow. June 18, 1930

192.  Message to the World Power Conference. June 18, 1930

193.  Letter to the President of the Senate Transmitting Proposed Changes in the Appropriations for Narcotics and Prohibition Law Enforcement.
         June 18, 1930

194.  Message to the Senate Transmitting a Report on Foreign Loan Flotations. June 20, 1930

195.  The President's News Conference of June 20, 1930

196.  Remarks on Presenting the Special Gold Medal of the National Geographic Society to Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd. June 20, 1930

197.  Message to the National Conference on State Parks. June 20, 1930

198.  Letter Congratulating Arthur S. Draper on His 25th Anniversary as a Journalist. June 21, 1930

199.  Exchange of Messages With President-Elect Prestes of Brazil on His Departure From the United States. June 23, 1930

200.  Letter to the Senate Majority Leader Stating Objections to Pending Veterans' Legislation. June 23, 1930

201.  Message to King Alfonso XIII of Spain on the International Exposition at Seville. June 23, 1930

202.  The President's News Conference of June 24, 1930

203.  Statement on the World War Veterans' Bill. June 24, 1930

204.  Letter to Dr. S. J. Crumbine on Health Conditions in Porto Rico. June 24, 1930

205.  Message to the Rotary International Convention. June 24, 1930

206.  Veto of the World War Veterans' Bill. June 26, 1930

207.  Remarks at the Dedication of a Statue of James Buchanan. June 26, 1930

208.  Message to a Reception Honoring Harold I. June. June 26, 1930

209.  The Prt-sident's News Conference of June 27, 1930

210.  Statement on the National Commission on Law Observance and Enforcement. June 27, 1930

211.  Letter Commending Russell Owen on His Reporting of the Byrd Antarctic Expedition. June 28, 1930

212.  Message of Sympathy on the Death of Representative Stephen G. Porter of Pennsylvania. June 28, 1930

213.  Message to the National Education Association Convention. June 28, 1930

214.  Message of Sympathy on the Death of William B. Thompson. June 29, 1930

215.  Address to the Governors' Conference. June 30, 1930

216.  Message to the Kiwanis International Convention. June 30, 1930

217.  Message to the Commonwealth Conference, State University of Iowa. June 30, 1930

218.  The President's News Conference of July 1, 1930

219.  Letter to the President Pro Tempore on the Special Session of the Senate. July 2, 1930

220.  Message on the Award of the Kane Gold Medal to Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd. July 2, 1930

221.  Proclamation 1915, Convening the Senate in Special Session. July 3, 1930

222.  Letter to the Senate Majority Leader on the World War Veterans' Act, 1924, Amendments. July 3, 1930

223.  Statement About Signing the River and Harbor Act. July 5, 1930

224.  Message to the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. July 6, 1930

225.  Message to the Special Session of the Senate on the Treaty for the Limitation and Reduction of Naval Armament. July 7, 1930

226.  The President's News Conference of July 8, 1930

227.  Statement About the Establishment of the Veterans' Administration. July 8, 1930

228.  Message of Appreciation to the Facsimile Text Society. July 10, 1930

229.  Message to the Governor General of New Zealand About the Death of Former Prime Minister Joseph Ward. July 10, 1930

230.  Message to the Senate Declining the Request for Confidential Documents Relating to the London Naval Treaty. July 11, 1930

231.  The President's News Conference of July 11, 1930

232.  Message to President Gaston Doumergue of France on Bastille Day. July 14, 1930

233.  The President's News Conference of July 15, 1930

234.  White House Statement About the President's Vacation Plans. July 15, 1930

235.  Message to the President of Germany Commemorating the Birth of General Frederick von Steuben. July 16, 1930

236.  The President's News Conference of July 18, 1930

237.  Statement on Government Expenditures. July 18, 1930

238.  White House Statement on Government Expenditures. July 18, 1930

239.  Message to President Juan Campisteguy on the 100th Anniversary of the First Constitution of Uruguay. July 18, 1930

240.  The President's News Conference of July 22, 1930

241.  Statement About Signing the Treaty for the Limitation and Reduction of Naval Armament. July 22, 1930

242.  Message of Sympathy to King Vittorio Emanuele III Following an Earthquake Disaster in Italy. July 25, 1930

243.  Letter to Representative B. Carroll Reece on Muscle Shoals Legislation. July 26, 1930

244.  The President's News Conference of July 29, 1930

245.  Statement on the Interim Appointment of Nicholas Roosevelt as Vice General of the Philippines. July 29, 1930

246.  Statement on the Investigation of Bankruptcy Law and Practice by the Department of Justice. July 29, 1930

247.  Statement on the Advisory Committee on Unemployment Statistics. July 29, 1930

248.  Letter to Reverend William Hiram Foulkes Expressing Appreciation for a Message of Approval and Support. August 1, 1930

249.  The President's News Conference of August 1, 1930

250.  Statement on the White House Conference on Home Building and Home Ownership. August 1, 1930

251.  Message to Mr. and Mrs. John A. Burns on Their 50th Anniversary. August 4, 1930

252.  Message Greeting King Haakon VII of Norway on His Birthday. August 4, 1930

253.  The President's News Conference of August 5, 1930

254.  Statement About the Appointment of General Douglas MacArthur as Army Chief of Staff. August 5, 1930

255.  Statement on the Drought. August 5, 1930

256.  Message on Rosh Hashanah. August 7, 1930

257.  Letter to the Convention of International Christian Endeavor Societies. August 7, 1930

258.  The President's News Conference of August 8, 1930

259.  Statement on the Drought. August 8, 1930

260.  Message on the Ratification of the Joint Labor-Management Agreement by the Anthracite Coal Industry. August 8, 1930

261.  The President's News Conference of August 12, 1930

262.  Statement on the San Francisco Bay Bridge Commission. August 12, 1930

263.  Statement on Vacation Plans. August 12, 1930

264.  Message to President Paul von Hindenburg on the Anniversary of the Adoption of the Weimar Constitution. August 12, 1930

265.  Statement on the White House Conference on Drought Relief. August 14, 1930

266.  The President's News Conference of August 15, 1930

267.  Remarks on Presenting a Special Congressional Medal to Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh. August 15, 1930

268.  Message Congratulating Rafael Leonidas Trujillo on His Inauguration as President of the Dominican Republic. August 16, 1930

269.  Message of Sympathy on the Death of Bishop James H. Darlington. August 16, 1930

270.  Telegram to the Governor of Oklahoma Transmitting the Recommendations of the White House Conference on Drought Relief. August 18, 1930

271.  The President's News Conference of August 19, 1930

272.  Statement on the Organization of Drought Relief. August 19, 1930

273.  The President's News Conference of August 22, 1930

274.  Statement on Government Expenditures. August 22, 1930

275.  Message to the National Aeronautic Association. August 22, 1930

276.  The President's News Conference of August 26, 1930

277.  Statement Welcoming the Guests of the American Bar Association. August 26, 1930

278.  Message to President Juan Campisteguy on Uruguay's Independence Day. August 26, 1930

279.  Letter Accepting the Resignation of Roy A. Young as Governor of the Federal Reserve Board. August 27, 1930

280.  Message to the Gordon Bennett International Balloon Races and Aerial Carnival. August 28, 1930

281.  Message to the New Yorker Herold on Its 50th Anniversary. August 29, 1930

282.  Message to Captain Dieudonne Costes on His Transatlantic Flight. September 2, 1930

283.  Exchange of Messages With President Gaston Doumergue of France on the Nonstop Transatlantic Flight by French Aviators Costes and Bellonte.
         September 3, 1930

284.  The President's News Conference of September 5, 1930

285.  Statement About Appointments to the Federal Reserve Board. September 5, 1930

286.  Message to President Rafael Leonidas Trujillo of the Dominican Republic About a Hurricane Disaster. September 5, 1930

287.  Remarks Welcoming Captain Dieudonne Costes and Lieutenant Maurice Bellonte. September 8, 1930

288.  The President's News Conference of September 9, 1930

289.  Letter Accepting the Resignation of Edmund Platt as Vice Governor of the Federal Reserve Board. September 11, 1930

290.  Message to the Golden Jubilee Session of the National Baptist Convention of America. September 11, 1930

291.  The President's News Conference of September 12, 1930

292.  Message to the American Bar Association on Constitution Day. September 15, 1930

293.  The President's News Conference of September 16, 1930

294.  Statement About Appointments to the United States Tariff Commission. September 16, 1930

295.  Statement on the Department of Commerce's Report on Foreign Trade. September 16, 1930

296.  Letter Accepting the Resignation of Admiral Charles F. Hughes as Chief of Naval Operations. September 16, 1930

297.  Message Commending the Heroism of Curtis Harrison. September 16, 1930

298.  Message to President Pascual Ortiz Rubio on Mexico's Independence Day. September 17, 1930

299.  The President's News Conference of September 23, 1930

300.  Message of Sympathy on the Death of Representative Charles M. Stedman. September 23, 1930

301.  Message Condemning Lynching. September 23, 1930

302.  Remarks to the Planning Committee of the White House Conference on Home Building and Home Ownership. September 24, 1930

303.  Letter Accepting the Resignation of Nicholas Roosevelt as Vice Governor of the Philippines. September 24, 1930

304.  Message to the National Eucharistic Congress. September 24, 1930

305.  White House Resume of the Report on Post Office Leases. September 25, 1930

306.  Message to King Christian X of Denmark Offering Birthday Greetings. September 28, 1930

307.  Message Commending the Work of the National Safety Council. September 29, 1930

308.  Letter Accepting the Resignation of Charles H. Tuttle as United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York. September 29, 1930

309.  The President's News Conference of September 30, 1930

310.  Message on the First Annual Patriotic Pilgrimage of the Newspaper Boys of America. October 1, 1930

311.  Address to the American Bankers Association in Cleveland, Ohio. October 2, 1930

312.  The President's News Conference of October 3, 1930

313.  Letter Accepting the Resignation of Dwight W. Morrow as United States Ambassador to Mexico. October 4, 1930

314.  Address to the American Legion in Boston, Massachusetts. October 6, 1930

315.  Address to the American Federation of Labor in Boston, Massachusetts. October 6, 1930

316.  Letter to the Postmaster General on Post Office Employment Policies. October 6, 1930

317.  Message to King George V of Great Britain on the Crash of the Dirigible R-101. October 6, 1930

318.  Letter Regretting Inability To Attend Exercises Dedicating a Memorial to George Westinghouse. October 6, 1930

319.  Address on the 150th Anniversary of the Battle of Kings Mountain. October 7, 1930

320.  Message to American Lutherans on the Anniversary of the Protestant Reformation. October 9, 1930

321.  The President's News Conference of October 10, 1930

322.  Statement on the Reduction of Navy Personnel. October 10, 1930

323.  Statement About the Export of Helium. October 10, 1930

324.  Message to President Chiang Chung-cheng on China's Independence Day. October 11, 1930

325.  Message to the Italian Benevolent Society on Columbus' Discovery of America. October 12, 1930

326.  The President's News Conference of October 14, 1930

327.  Statement About Secretary of the Interior Ray Lyman Wilbur. October 14, 1930

328.  Statement About Construction of Boulder Dam. October 14, 1930

329.  Message Launching National Pharmacy Week. October 14, 1930

330.  Message on the 250th Anniversary of the Settlement of New Brunswick, New Jersey. October 15, 1930

331.  The President's News Conference of October 17, 1930

332.  Statement on Organization of Federal Activities for Employment. October 17, 1930

333.  Message to the World Convention of the Churches of Christ. October 19, 1930

334.  The President's News Conference of October 21, 1930

335.  Message to the Conference of Major Industries. October 22, 1930

336.  Message to the New York City Emergency Employment Committee. October 22, 1930

337.  Proclamation 1923, Exportation of Arms or Munitions of War to Brazil. October 22, 1930

338.  The President's News Conference of October 24, 1930

339.  Statement on the Voluntary Response to the Unemployment Problem. October 24, 1930

340.  Remarks at the Fifth International Oratorical Contest. October 25, 1930

341.  Remarks on the Deposit of the Instruments of Ratification of the Treaty for the Limitation and Reduction of Naval Armament. October 27, 1930

342.  The President's News Conference of October 28, 1930

343.  Statement About the Charges of Misfeasance in the Handling of Oil Shale Lands by the Department of the Interior. October 28, 1930

344.  Message to the Convention of the American Institute of Steel Construction. October 28, 1930

345.  Telegram to the Convention of the American Institute of Steel Construction. October 29, 1930

346.  Message to President Mustapha Kemal on Turkey's Independence Day. October 30, 1930

347.  The President's News Conference of October 31, 1930

348.  Message to the Association of Community Chests and Councils. October 31, 1930

349.  Letter Accepting the Resignation of General John H. Russell as American High Commissioner to Haiti. November 1, 1930

350.  Message to Haile Selassie I on His Coronation as Emperor of Ethiopia. November 1, 1930

351.  Message on the Anniversary of Radio Broadcasting. November 3, 1930

352.  Message to President Florencio H. Arosemena on Panama's Independence Day. November 3, 1930

353.  Message to the Chamber of Commerce of Palo Alto, California. November 4, 1930

354.  Remarks on Presenting the Congressional Medal of Honor to Captain Edward V. Rickenbacker. November 6, 1930

355.  The Presidents News Conference of November 7, 1930

356.  Message to an Armistice Day Luncheon Honoring the Society of Foreign Consuls. November 7, 1930

357.  White House Statement on Emergency Appropriations for Public Works. November 8, 1930

358.  Remarks to the H. J. Heinz International Radio Banquet. November 8, 1930

359.  Message to King Prajadhipok of Siam Offering Birthday Greetings. November 8, 1930

360.  Message on the 50th Anniversary of Il Progresso Italo-Americano. November 8, 1930

361.  Letter to Dr. S. J. Crumbine About Conditions in Porto Rico. November 8, 1930

362.  Message Supporting the Annual Membership Drive of the American National Red Cross. November 9, 1930

363.  Address to the Association of National Advertisers. November 10, 1930

364.  Message of Sympathy on the Death of Tasker H. Bliss. November 10, 1930

365.  Address to the Annual Conference and Good-Will Congress of the World Alliance for Friendship Through the Churches. November 11, 1930

366.  Message to President Wilhelm Miklas on the Anniversary of the Founding of the Austrian Republic. November 12, 1930

367.  Message to the Lincoln Memorial Banquet in Spokane, Washington. November 12, 1930

368.  White House Statement About Senate Cooperation on Appropriations Legislation. November 13, 1930

369.  The President's News Conference of November 14, 1930

370.  Message to the Annual Convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. November 14, 1930

371.  Message to President Getulio Vargas on the Anniversary of the Founding of the Brazilian Republic. November 15, 1930

372.  Message to a Luncheon Honoring Opie Read. November 16, 1930

373.  The President's News Conference of November 18, 1930

374.  Statement on the 15th Decennial Census and Reapportionment. November 18, 1930

375.  Message on the 2,000th Birthday of Vergil. November 18, 1930

376.  Address to the White House Conference on Child Health and Protection. November 19, 1930

377.  Message to the Sixth Conference of the New England Council. November 20, 1930

378.  The President's News Conference of November 21,1930

379.  Statement About the Sinking Fund of the Public Debt. November 21, 1930

380.  The President's News Conference of November 25, 1930

381.  Statement on State Law Enforcement. November 25, 1930

382.  Message to the National Tuberculosis Association on the Christmas Seal Campaign. November 26, 1930

383.  The President's News Conference of November 28, 1930

384.  Statement on the Appointment of the Secretary of Labor. November 28, 1930

385.  Statement About Transmission of the Protocols of the World Court to the Senate. November 28, 1930

386.  Letter Accepting the Resignation of James J. Davis as Secretary of Labor. December 1, 1930

387.  Message to President Thomas G. Masaryk on the Inauguration of Direct Radiotelegraphic Service Between Czechoslovakia and the United States.
         December 1, 1930

388.  Message to the 17th Annual American Game Conference. December 1, 1930

389.  Radio Address to Members of the 4-H Clubs. December 1, 1930

390.  Annual Message to the Congress on the State of the Union. December 2, 1930

391.  Annual Budget Message to the Congress, Fiscal Year 1932. December 3, 1930

392.  Message to a Dinner Honoring Emily P. Bissell. December 3, 1930

393.  Message to the Federation for the Support of Jewish Philanthropic Societies. December 4, 1930

394.  Message to the Congress Transmitting the 15th Annual Report of the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics. December 4, 1930

395.  Letter to the Speaker of the House Transmitting a Supplemental Estimate of Appropriation for Emergency Construction Funds. December 4, 1930

396.  Message to the Congress Transmitting a Statement on Apportionment. December 4, 1930

397.  The President's News Conference of December 5, 1930

398.  Remarks on Presenting the Herbert Schiff Memorial Trophy to Fighting Plane Squadron 3-B. December 5, 1930

399.  Message to President Chiang Kai-shek on the Inauguration of Direct Radiotelegraphic Service Between the Republic of China and the United States.
         December 6, 1930

400.  Message to a Testimonial Dinner Honoring Louis Lipsky. December 7, 1930

401.  Letter to the Speaker of the House Transmitting a Supplemental Estimate of Appropriation for the Federal Farm Board. December 8, 1930

402.  The President's News Conference of December 9, 1930

403.  Statement on Proposed Increases in Federal Expenditures for Employment and Relief. December 9, 1930

404.  Message of Sympathy on the Death of William E. Barton. December 9, 1930

405.  Message to the Senate Transmitting Protocols Concerning Adherence of the United States to the Permanent Court of International Justice.
         December 10, 1930

406.  The President's News Conference of December 12, 1930

407.  Message to President Getulio Vargas on the Inauguration of Airmail Service Between Brazil and the United States. December 12, 1930

408.  Address to the Gridiron Club. December 13, 1930

409.  Message to a Dinner Honoring Senator Dwight W. Morrow. December 13, 1930

410.  Letter to the Speaker of the House Transmitting Supplemental Estimates of Appropriations. December 15, 1930

411.  Message on the Opening of the Charlotte Hungerford Memorial Hospital. December 15, 1930

412.  The President's News Conference of December 16, 1930

413.  Message to the Senate About a Report From the President's Emergency Committee for Employment. December 16, 1930

414.  Message on the 100th Anniversary of the Death of Simon Bolivar. December 17, 1930

415.  Message to King Alexander I of Yugoslavia Offering Birthday Greetings. December 17, 1930

416.  Message on the Death of David N. Mosessohn. December 17, 1930

417.  Message to the Congress Transmitting a Report of the Committee on the Chicago World's Fair Centennial Celebration. December 19, 1930

418.  The President's News Conference of December 19, 1930

419.  Message to the Congress Recommending the Modification of the Boundary Line of the Panama Canal Zone. December 20, 1930

420.  Christmas Message to Disabled Veterans. December 20, 1930

421.  Message to President Pascual Ortiz Rubio of Mexico on the Opening of the Associated Press Direct Leased Wire Between Mexico City and New York
         City.  December 20, 1930

422.  The President's News Conference of December 23, 1930

423.  White House Statement on Public Works and Unemployment Relief. December 23, 1930

424.  Message to a Yuletide Party for the Handicapped Children of New York City. December 24, 1930

425.  Message to President Rafael Leonidas Trujillo on the Inauguration of Direct Radiotelegraphic Service Between the Dominican Republic and the
         United States. December 24, 1930

426.  Christmas Greeting to the Nation. December 24, 1930

427.  Message to the Nation's Christmas Tree Association of California. December 25, 1930

428.  The President's News Conference of December 30, 1930

429.  Statement on Railroad Consolidation. December 30, 1930

430.  Message to the Society of Economic Geologists. December 30, 1930