Henry Bruère

Henry Bruère Henry Jaromir Bruère (January 15, 1882 – February 17, 1958) was a Progressive public administrator, reformer and social reformer known for his role as credit advisor to President Franklin D. Roosevelt during the banking liquidity crisis between 1930 and 1933 and recognition by New York City's press, 1913–1915, that he was a kingmaker, "the Warwick, the real Mayor of New York." Provided by Wikipedia
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    Principles and scope of budgeting

    Principles and scope of budgeting by Bruère, Henry

    Published 1967
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    The new city government a discussion of municipal administration, based on a survey of ten commission governed cities

    The new city government a discussion of municipal administration, based on a survey of ten commission governed cities by Bruère, Henry

    Published 1913
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    Applied budgeting

    Applied budgeting by Bruère, Henry, Lazarus, Arthur

    Published 1928
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