EXECUTIVE · NH · 1949-1953
Sherman Adams
Governor · Republican · New Hampshire
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Later Eisenhower White House Chief of Staff
Background
Sherman Adams occupied the Governor office in New Hampshire for 4 years (1949–1953). Took office after Charles M. Dale; succeeded by Hugh Gregg. Note: Later Eisenhower White House Chief of Staff.
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