32nd presidency

Franklin D. Roosevelt

In office 1933–1945 Died in office Vice presidents John Nance Garner, Henry A. Wallace, Harry S. Truman

Biography at the White House

Franklin D. Roosevelt
Documents on file
2,024
Years in office
12.1
Vetoes overridden
9 of 370
Pocket vetoes
264

What they put their name to

Each opens the directory, filtered to this presidency.

  1. Executive orders Directions to the executive branch, signed and published in the Federal Register. 2,024 orders
  2. Vetoes Bills sent back to Congress, and what the chambers did about it. 634 vetoes
  3. All documents Everything on file, including the memoranda, determinations and notices. 2,024 documents

Published most recently

The last 10 documents of this presidency.

Kind Document Reference Issued
Executive Order Exemption of Joshua G. Hefty From Compulsory Retirement for Age — December 11, 1946
Executive Order Amending Executive Order 8396 of April 18, 1940, Prescribing Chapter I of the Foreign Service Regulations of the United States 10 FR 4010 April 11, 1945
Executive Order Authorizing the Secretary of the Interior To Take Possession of and Operate Certain Coal Mines 10 FR 3939 April 10, 1945
Executive Order Public Members of the National War Labor Board 10 FR 3721 April 4, 1945
Executive Order Designating the Federal Loan Administrator and the War Food Administrator as Members of the Economic Stabilization Board 10 FR 3667 April 3, 1945
Executive Order Changing the Name of the Customs Port of Entry of Marshfield, Oregon, to Coos Bay, Oregon 10 FR 3173 March 23, 1945
Executive Order Changing the Name of the Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs 10 FR 3173 March 23, 1945
Executive Order Making Certain Changes in the Customs Field Organization 10 FR 2951 March 15, 1945
Executive Order Exemption of Harry F. Hawley From Compulsory Retirement for Age 10 FR 2855 March 14, 1945
Executive Order Reinstating Paul H. Alling in the Foreign Service of the United States 10 FR 2599 March 3, 1945

Bills refused

The 10 most recent. All vetoes of this presidency.

Bill Title Override Vetoed
H.R. 4345 For the relief of the legal guardian of Luther Marcus Smith, a minor Pocket veto December 19, 1944
H.R. 3614 For the relief of the Queen City Brewing Company, Cumberland, Maryland Pocket veto December 19, 1944
H.R. 3302 For the relief of Eleanor Parkinson Pocket veto December 19, 1944
H.R. 2825 For the relief of Sigfried Olsen, doing business as Sigfried Olsen Shipping Company Pocket veto December 19, 1944
H.R. 2241 To abolish the Jackson Hole National Monument as created by Presidential Proclamation No. 2578… Pocket veto December 19, 1944
S. 1746 Authorizing and directing the Secretary of the Interior to issue to Peter A. Condelario a… Pocket veto December 19, 1944
S. 1602 Authorizing and directing the Secretary of the Interior to issue to Winaie Left Her Behind, a… Pocket veto December 19, 1944
S. 1453 For relief of City National Bank Building Company Not attempted December 6, 1944
S. 1101 For the relief of John C. Shaw, administrator, of the estate of Sydney C. ~c~uth, deceased Not attempted December 6, 1944
H.R. 1519 Conferring jurisdiction upon the Court of Claims to render judgment on the claim of McCullough… Pocket veto —

Memoranda, determinations and notices make up the rest of the document total. Vetoes are counted from 1789, executive orders from 1937, signing statements from 1993, other documents from 1994 and nominations from 2001.