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Ex Private Gordon Gray Named Army Civilian Boss
Washington report details Gordon Gray rising from private in the U S infantry to the Army’s top civilian leader under President Truman. It notes his three hat duties as assistant secretary undersecretary and acting secretary, plus his North Carolina roots, education at UNC and Yale, legal career, and role as publisher before public service. Gray Tuesday morning routine and early rise are described with references to Bradley and Tracy Voodees.
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Washington Jr
Gordon Gray
U. S. Infantry
North Carolina
Truman
Army
Rimour
Secretary of the Army
Fentagon
Tracy Voodees
Omar. N. Bradley
Gray
Kenneth, Royall
R. J.reynolds
Reynolds Tobacco Company
Woodbry Forest School
Virginia
University of North Carolina
Yale
Yale Law Journal
New York
Carter, Ledyard and Milburn
Manly, Hendren and Wembley
Winston- Salem
Piedmont Publishing Company
Winston- Salem Journal
Twin City Sentinel
Jane Boyden Craige
Winston-Salem
Gordon,Jr
Burton Craige
Boyden
Bernard