On the recordJune 2, 1941
John H. Dillon may be appointed to a classified position as Junior Administrative Officer (Confidential Assistant to the Secretary of the Navy).
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Executive Order 8764—Authorizing the Appointment of John H. Dillon to a Position as Junior Administrative Officer in the...
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