1950 Bernard Baruch Beomes Honorary Commissioner on his 80th Birthday

Mr. Baruch is appointed as honorary commissioner on his 80th birthday by Robert Wagner Jr. He reflects on his career as an advisor during war and peace, expressing gratitude for community recognition. He offers advice to Mr. Wagner, hoping for attentiveness to his counsel in the future.

What significant event took place on Bernard Baruch's 80th birthday?

• He retired from his advisory role.

• He published a book.

• He was appointed as the honorary commissioner of borough Works.

• He moved to a new city.

Who swore in Bernard Baruch for his new honorary position?

• The President of the United States

• Manhattan Borough President Robert Wagner, Jr.

• The Governor of New York

• The Mayor of New York

What aspect of his career does Mr. Baruch highlight during the tribute?

• His contributions as a war and peacetime advisor

• His role as a financial advisor

• His achievements in politics

• His work in education

How does Mr. Baruch feel about being appreciated by his community?

• Disappointed

• Grateful

• Surprised

• Indifferent

What does Mr. Baruch hope for regarding his advice to Mr. Wagner?

• That it will be criticized

• That it will be forgotten

• That it will be as good as in the past

• That it will be ignored