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George B. Graves (1876-1937) served under fourteen New York governors. He was appointed private secretary to Governor Alfred E. Smith on April 5, 1924; later, he became assistant to the governor, a position especially created for him by Governor Smith. Graves ended his thirty-six years of government service on December 31, 1928, coincident with Smith's retirement.
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