Born : 10th January 1891 - Roanoke, Virginia

Died : 24th April 1966 ( 75 ) - Washington, DC.

Married : Ruth Maxwell

Children : 2 females

 

AMERICAN

 

POLITICIAN & DIPLOMAT

 

In 1942 when he served as the president's personal representative in India.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_A._Johnson

 

1942

 

At the end of April, Baba sent Chanji back to Delhi to contact other influential persons who had spiritual inclinations, and disseminate his messages to them. Baba particularly wished to contact Colonel Louis Johnson, President Roosevelt's special envoy from America. Chanji gave him the messages and he promised to study them. ( Messages were also mailed to prominent Indian personalities such as Aurobindo.)

 

Lord Meher Online Edition Page 2276

1942 VISIT TO INDIA

1949 : Prime Minister Nehru of India visit to the US with Mr & Mrs. Louis Johnson & Nehru's sister Madame Pandit
1949 : Prime Minister Nehru of India visit to the US with Mr & Mrs. Louis Johnson & Nehru's sister Madame Pandit

FAMILY

ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF WAR AT HOME

Louis A. Johnson VA Medical Center,Clarksburg,W. VA.

Army-USA-OF-04.svg Lieutenant Colonel  WW1

 

Medal for Merit.svg Medal for Merit

 

Legion Honneur Commandeur ribbon.svg Legion of Honour

 

Law degree from the University of Virginia

 

Assistant Secretary of War, 1937-40

 

Secretary of Defense 1948

 

2nd United States Secretary of Defense 1949-1950

 

National Commander of The American Legion 1932–1933

 

 

Many of the images are courtesy from the University of West Virginia University Libraries

https://wvhistoryonview.org/?f%5Baquisition_source_sim%5D%5B%5D=Steptoe+and+Johnson&page=2

https://history.defense.gov/Multimedia/Biographies/Article-View/Article/571265/louis-a-johnson/