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Hugh Samuel Johnson

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Hugh Samuel Johnson 1882-1942, American army officer, government administrator, b. Fort Scott, Kans. After graduation (1903) from West Point, he entered the U.S. army as a second lieutenant. In World War I he formulated (1917) plans for selective service in the U.S. army, administered the draft, and served on the War Industries Board. Johnson resigned (1919) from the army as brigadier general and became a business executive. He was summoned (1933) to Washington, D.C., to help formulate the National Industrial Recovery Act, and after its passage he served (1933-34) as head of the National Recovery... Read more
Johnson, Hugh Samuel
Johnson, Hugh Samuel (1882–1942) army...in Fort Scott, Kansas. Johnson developed and implemented...Distinguished Service Medal . Johnson resigned from the military...Franklin D. Roosevelt . Johnson wrote two boys' adventure... Read more
English Canadian literature
...travels of explorers, such as Henry Kelsey , Samuel Hearne , and Sir Alexander Mackenzie...Callaghan , Gwethalyn Graham, John Buell, Hugh MacLennan , Mordecai Richler , Malcolm...poet; she was followed by Emily Pauline Johnson and Marjorie Pickthall . Other poets of... Read more

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