George Hurley (Rhodes 1907)
Democratic. Lawyer. Brown University. Delta Upsilon. Phi Beta Kappa. Knights of Columbus. Rhodes Scholar, University of Oxford. Uiversity Club. Catholic Club. Brown Club. East Side Tennis Club. Turks Head Club.[2]
Member Criminal Law Advisory Commission. Member Rhode Island Civil Service Commission (Rhodes Island)
Member American and Rhode Island Bar Associations.[2]
Association of American Rhode Scholars.[2]
1923 to 1925 - Assistant Attorney General of State of Rhode Island.[2]
1921 to 1922 - Chairman of Democratic State Central Committee of Rhode Island.[2]
1919 - Special Assistant to the Alien Property Custodian.[2]
Fitzgerald & Higgins.[2]
1919 to 1925 - Helped form Knauer, Hurley & Fowler.[2]
Until June 1919 - Attache of the American Legation at Copenhagen, Denmar.[2]
WW1 - Representative War Trade Board.[2]
WW1 - 6 Oct 1917 to 30 Jun 1919 - Special Assistant to the Department of State, Secretary Robert Lansing (Wife was Aunt of Allen Dulles MJ-12) by President Woodrow Wilson (Col. Edward M. House/Rockefeller).[2]
1916 - Democratic Party candidate for Secretary of State of Rhode Island.[2]
1910 to 1911 - Harvard Law School.[2]
1907 - Rhodes Scholar, Oxford University.[1]
1907 - Graduated Brown University. Delta Upsilon. Phi Beta Kappa.
Died 10 Mar 1954, from Not Known. Age 69.
[2] - Prabook.com - George Hurley (Rhodes 1907)
[3] - Rhode Island Genealogy - George Hurley (Rhodes 1907)
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