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Band alumni honor Jerry HooverAlumni of the Lebanon High School band honor Jerry Hoover
North Canton church works to renovate Hoover plantNORTH CANTON -- A church in North Canton is stepping up to the plate to help alleviate at least one eyesore.
Latest in Caylee Anthony murder probe(NECN/WFTV) - Private investigator Jim Hoover is focusing on a videotape he says he recorded of a wooded area in Orlando, Florida, where Caylee Marie Anthony's remains were found -- about a month before they were found. Hoover briefly showed one of...
Moving Left?Is America heading for socialism?
June 14, 2007Cassie wonders if she belongs on Josh’s arm. Marina sees a new side of Cyrus. Detective Roc Hoover, played by Mark Schlereth, comes to town. Reva’s secret becomes harder to kee...
"We need a bride and a groom"The date has been tentatively set for November the 13th or the 16th, the bridal gown has been bustled and the colors have been selected.
Web Extra: Former CIA Director On Panetta PickFormer CIA Director James Woolsey, a fellow at Stanford's Hoover Institution, talked about President-elect Barack Obama's pick of Leon Panetta for heading the agency.
Silver Apple Award: Mrs. HooverOne Valley teacher is getting some special thanks from her students, who say she is also giving them some lessons in success.
Hoover To Drop Marching Band
The FBIAfter decades of pursuing mobsters and drug kingpins, the FBI is struggling to broaden its mission in the aftermath of September 11 attacks. Now, enter the inner sanctum today's FBI with unprecedented access granted to National Geographic. Witness the Bureau's top-secret Strategic Information & Operations Center (SIOC) at work. See rare footage of the FBI in action around the world and hear from special agents as they share their personal struggles, hopes and fears in the face of danger. Explore the history of the FBI, from the early days of J. Edgar Hoover's legendary G-men, to the Robert Hanssen spy case and the unique challenges of our modern, high-tech era. Narrated by Dennis Haysbert, star of the TV show "24".
July 7, 1930: Building of Hoover Dam beginsOn this day in 1930, construction of the Hoover Dam begins. Over the next five years, a total of 21,000 men would work ceaselessly to produce what would be the largest dam of its time, as well as one of the largest manmade structures in the world. Although the dam would take only five years to build, its construction was nearly 30 years in the making. Arthur Powell Davis, an engineer from the Bureau of Reclamation, originally had his vision for the Hoover Dam back in 1902, and his engineering report on the topic became the guiding document when plans were finally made to begin the dam in 1922.
Hoover DamnedLauren Weedman shows just how easy it is for children to get a hold of these lethal devices.
The Hoover partyDec. 12: The auto bailout has been killed by Republicans in the Senate because of a disagreement over worker wages. Are these Senate Republicans taking a cue from the ideas of President Herbert Hoover, who put us in The Great Depression in the first place? Rachel Maddow is joined by Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D-Mich. (MSNBC)
North Canton lands $5 million grant to upgrade Hoover CampusNORTH CANTON -- Facing a serious financial deficit within two years, North Canton city leaders got a serious shot in the arm Thursday.
'Two a Days' - premiere episode full streamThe new real life series "Two A Days" follows the second ranked high school football team in the nation -- Alabama's Hoover High. The series premieres Wednesday August 23rd at 10:30 p.m. ET/PT on MTV.
J. Edgar Hoover on the opponents of war preparednessOn September 23, 1940, in an address to the American Legion, FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover warned of the growing threat of subversive forces in the United States. With World War II raging in Europe, Hoover accused the critics of American militarization as acting as a ''fifth column'' for the totalitarian powers in their quest for world domination. Deeply antiradical in his ideology, Hoover came to the forefront of federal law enforcement during the Red Scare of 1919-20. In 1924, he was appointed director of the Bureau of Investigation, a branch of the Justice Department. With congressional approval, he rebuilt the corruption-ridden agency into an efficient crime-fighting machine, and in the 1930s, he launched a dramatic battle against the epidemic of organized crime brought on by Prohibition. With the outbreak of World War II, Hoover expanded his anti-espionage efforts, and domestic wiretaps and other electronic surveillance dramatically increased. After the war, Hoover focused on the threat of radical, especially Communist, subversion. The FBI compiled files on millions of Americans suspected of dissident activity, and Hoover worked closely with the House Un-American Activities Committee and Senator Joseph McCarthy. In 1956, Hoover initiated COINTELPRO, a secret counterintelligence program that initially targeted the U.S. Communist Party but later was expanded to infiltrate and disrupt any radical organizations in America. During the 1960s, the immense resources of COINTELPRO were used against violent groups such as the Ku Klux Klan but also against African-American civil rights organizations and liberal antiwar organizations. By the time Hoover entered service under his eighth president in 1969, some in Congress and the media were accusing the FBI of abuse of authority.
Herbert Hoover urges U.S. neutrality in European conflictsAfter his defeat by Franklin D. Roosevelt in the 1932 presidential election, Herbert Hoover left politics and became chairman of the Boys' Clubs of America. Philanthropic work was familiar territory for the former president, who during World War I and in its aftermath had served as a respected chief of U.S. relief organizations in Europe. It was perhaps this firsthand experience of the destruction of war that led him to join the American isolationist movement in the late 1930s. On July 6, 1939, he was heard advocating U.S. neutrality at the cost of even the defeat of democracy in Europe. Two months later, World War II erupted over Adolf Hitler's invasion of Poland, and Hoover, as a private citizen, established the Polish Relief Commission. For the two years before the American entrance into the war, the commission fed over 200,000 Polish children in Nazi-occupied territory. For the rest of the war, Hoover's relief committee continued its work in Belgium, Holland, and Finland. After Germany's defeat, a postwar famine threatened Europe again. President Harry Truman asked Hoover to head the Famine Emergency Commission, and millions of people survived until the next harvest because of his efforts. Hoover died in New York City on October 20, 1964.
Charlie Rose - WILLIAM F. BUCKLEY JR.William F. Buckley, Jr., Founder, National Review, Former Host, "Firing Line", Author, "The Fall of the Berlin Wall" [John Wiley & Sons, Inc.]; 1 clip from a previous Charlie Rose show, 3 clips from, "Firing Line" [Hoover Institution Archives].
Herbert Hoover accepts Republican presidential nominationIn November of 1928, Herbert Hoover was elected president of the United States in a landslide Republican victory over Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York. In his inauguration speech, Hoover, a self-made millionaire who seemed a fitting leader for the prosperity of the times, declared, ''We have reached a higher degree of comfort and security than ever existed before in the history of the world.'' However, before the end of his first year in office, the bottom fell out of the American economy, and President Hoover, the man at the top, was readily held responsible for the worst economic depression in American history. Failing to use his executive power to stem the tide of closing banks and failing businesses, Hoover's name was routinely linked to Depression-era hardships. Shantytowns built by unemployed workers on the outskirts of cities were called ''Hoovervilles,'' and the newspapers the homeless used to stave off the cold were known as ''Hoover blankets.'' Only toward the end of his term did Hoover create emergency government programs such as the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to provide relief to the crippled U.S. economy. However, this progressive legislation failed to appease a bitter American electorate, and in the presidential election of 1932 he was soundly defeated by Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York, a Democrat who carried all but seven states.
Margaret Hoover in the Strategy RoomPolitical strategist joins Brian Kilmeade, Alisyn Camerota and Lauren Sivan on the panel
Herbert Hoover campaigns for presidencyIn November 1928, Herbert Hoover was elected president of the United States in a landslide Republican victory over Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York. In his inauguration speech, Hoover, a self-made millionaire who seemed a fitting leader for the prosperity of the times, declared, "We have reached a higher degree of comfort and security than ever existed before in the history of the world." However, before the end of his first year in office, the bottom fell out of the American economy, and President Hoover, the man at the top, was readily held responsible for the worst economic depression in American history. Failing to use his executive power to stem the tide of closing banks and failing businesses, Hoover's name was routinely linked to Depression-era hardships. Shantytowns built by unemployed workers on the outskirts of cities were called "Hoovervilles," and the newspapers the homeless used to stave off the cold were known as "Hoover blankets." Only toward the end of his term did Hoover create emergency government programs such as the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to provide relief to the crippled U.S. economy. However, this progressive legislation failed to appease a bitter American electorate, and in the presidential election of 1932, he was soundly defeated by Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York, a Democrat who carried all but seven states.
Welcome To Hoover HighJust about the biggest thing at Hoover High School is the football team, the Hoover High Buccaneers.
Prattville 6A championship pep rallyPrattville student fans cheered their team on to the 6A state championship Saturday against Hoover.
The Hoover BuzzFootball in Hoover is a way of life for everyone. See why the Buccaneers' fans go crazy for their local team.
State of the CityHoover being forced to cut budgetfrom ABC 33/40 News
GPS History: The Hoover DamThis week in 1930 work began on the Hoover Dam. Fareed Zakaria looks at how US infrastructure & development has evolved.
Hoover SpiritThe girls muscle up for Powder Puff and the school prepares for homecoming with some Spirit Week action.
Herbert Hoover accepts nominationIn November of 1928, Herbert Hoover was elected president of the United States in a landslide Republican victory over Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York.
Back in Black - Evolution, SchmevolutionLewis Black explains how dinosaurs were perfectly equipped to hunt down and kill plants and how the Hoover Dam makes a great altar.

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