New York (State). Governor. Assistant to the Governor.
George B. Graves (1876-1937) served under 14 governors of New York. He was appointed private secretary to 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 36 years of government service on December 31, 1928, coincident with Smith's retirement.
From the description of Correspondence and subject files of George B. Graves, 1922-1928. (New York State Archives). WorldCat record id: 78525405
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