J. Hugo Aronson
| J. Hugo Aronson | |
 University of Montana, 1953 | |
| Tid i befattningen 5 januari 1953–2 januari 1961 | |
| Viceguvernör | George Gosman Paul Cannon |
|---|---|
| Företrädare | John W. Bonner |
| Efterträdare | Donald Grant Nutter |
| Född | 1 september 1891 Gällstad |
| Död | 25 februari 1978 (86 år) Columbia Falls, Montana |
| Gravplats | Pleasant View Cemetery Lincoln County, Washington |
| Politiskt parti | Republikanska partiet |
| Religion | lutheran |
| Maka | Matilda Langane (1919-1936) Rose McClure (1944-1968) |
John Hugo Aronson, född 1 september 1891 i Gällstad, död 25 februari 1978 i Columbia Falls i Montana, var en amerikansk republikansk politiker. Han var Montanas guvernör 1953–1961 och kallades "The Galloping Swede".[1]
Aronson invandrade 1911 till USA och etablerade sig inom oljeborrningsbranschen i Montana. Han var ledamot av Montanas representanthus 1939–1944 och ledamot av Montanas senat 1945–1952.[2]
Aronson efterträdde 1953 John W. Bonner som guvernör och efterträddes 1961 av Donald Grant Nutter.[3]
Referenser
- ^ Aronson, John Hugo. The Political Graveyard. Läst 20 september 2013.
- ^ John Hugo Aronson. National Governors Association. Läst 20 september 2013.
- ^ Montana: Governors. The Political Graveyard. Läst 20 september 2013.
Externa länkar
- J. Hugo Aronsons grav på Find A Grave (engelska)
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The University of Montana (UM) was founded in 1893 and its first yearbook, the Sentinel, was produced in 1904. Over the next 80 years, this yearbook expanded to include photographs and stories documenting all aspects of life at UM. The Sentinel is a rich source of information about the history and culture of the University. It covers unique UM events like Aber Day, the Foresters Ball, and the annual Griz-Cat game along with student government, Greek life, intramurals, Homecoming, student clubs and organizations, and much more. The Sentinel was published from 1904-1972 and again from 1987-1989.
The University of Montana (UM) was founded in 1893 and its first yearbook, the Sentinel, was produced in 1904. Over the next 80 years, this yearbook expanded to include photographs and stories documenting all aspects of life at UM. The Sentinel is a rich source of information about the history and culture of the University. It covers unique UM events like Aber Day, the Foresters Ball, and the annual Griz-Cat game along with student government, Greek life, intramurals, Homecoming, student clubs and organizations, and much more. The Sentinel was published from 1904-1972 and again from 1987-1989.