Oscar R. Ewing

1889–1980 (age 91)

Government Official

Biography

Oscar R. Ewing was a prominent government official who served in positions of significant responsibility and influence. His work in public service reflected his commitment to advancing the nation's interests and policies.

Ewing's contributions to government service are remembered through his legacy, and he rests at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. His career in public administration left a lasting impact on the institutions he served.

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