July 26 at 5 a.m. Nathan Kelsey Hall, who served from 1850-1852 under President Millard Fillmore, was known as a man of great integrity who railed against the misuse of franking privileges, called for tough penalties for equipment theft, and was scrupulously even-handed about awarding contracts. In the latest cautionary tale shared by the USPS Office of Inspector General, we reported on a retail clerk who set aside packages of cocaine that came in the mailstream and was paid for passing them on to an associate.
