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Charles Poletti

Charles Poletti (July 2, 1903 – August 8, 2002) was an American lawyer and politician. He became the 46th governor of New York in December 1942, and was the first person entirely of Italian-American ancestry to become the governor of a U.S. state.

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Profession
Attorney
Education
Harvard University (AB, LLB)
Allegiance
United States of America
Battles/wars
Italian Campaign
Born
(1903-07-02)July 2, 1903 Barre, Vermont, US
Branch/service
United States Army

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Early life and education

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Election as lieutenant governor and succession to governorship

World War II

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Awards and honors

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Charles Poletti

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Edges79
Triples98
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.025
Components1

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Charles Poletti

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related to Awards and honors · 31
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related to Early life and education · 24
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related to Retirement and death · 11
Charles Poletti → At, Calkins Cemetery, Carla Tidmarsh, Elizabeth, Elizabethtown, Florida, He, Joanna Todisco, New York, Poletti, San Marco Island
related to External links · 8
Charles Poletti → Authority, Biography, Columbia UniversityNational Governors Association, New York State Power, NYPA Trustees Honor Charles, Poletti, Release, September
Preceded by · 3
Charles Poletti → Herbert H. Lehman, John V. McAvoy, M. William Bray
Succeeded by · 3
Charles Poletti → Felix C. Benevenga, Joe R. Hanley (acting), Thomas E. Dewey
Spouses · 2
Charles Poletti → Elizabeth Munn Vanderloo, Jean Knox Ellis Poletti
Allegiance · 1
Charles Poletti → United States of America
Battles/wars · 1
Charles Poletti → Italian Campaign
Born · 1
Charles Poletti → (1903-07-02)July 2, 1903 Barre, Vermont, US

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poletti governor new york state lehman served 1942 italy war became herbert united states democratic italian order succeeded lieutenant florida

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Charles PolettiAllegianceUnited States of America1.00infobox
Charles PolettiBattles/warsItalian Campaign1.00infobox
Charles PolettiBorn(1903-07-02)July 2, 1903 Barre, Vermont, US1.00infobox
Charles PolettiBranch/serviceUnited States Army1.00infobox
Charles PolettiCivilian awardsOrder of the Star of Jordan Order of Saint Agatha (Grand Officer) (San Marino)1.00infobox
Charles PolettiCommandsMilitary Governor of Sicily Military Governor of Naples Military Governor of Rome Military Governor of Milan Military Governor of Lombardy1.00infobox
Charles PolettiDiedAugust 8, 2002(2002-08-08) (aged 99) Marco Island, Florida, US1.00infobox
Charles PolettiEducationHarvard University (AB, LLB)1.00infobox
Charles PolettiGovernorHerbert H. Lehman1.00infobox
Charles PolettiLieutenantJoe R. Hanley (acting)1.00infobox
Charles PolettiMilitary awardsLegion of Merit Order of Saint Gregory the Great Grand Cross of the Crown of Italy Order of the British Empire (Officer)1.00infobox
Charles PolettiPartyDemocratic1.00infobox
Charles PolettiPreceded byHerbert H. Lehman1.00infobox
Charles PolettiPreceded byM. William Bray1.00infobox
Charles PolettiPreceded byJohn V. McAvoy1.00infobox
Charles PolettiProfessionAttorney1.00infobox
Charles PolettiRankColonel1.00infobox
Charles PolettiSpousesJean Knox Ellis Poletti1.00infobox
Charles PolettiSpousesElizabeth Munn Vanderloo1.00infobox
Charles PolettiSucceeded byThomas E. Dewey1.00infobox
Charles PolettiSucceeded byJoe R. Hanley (acting)1.00infobox
Charles PolettiSucceeded byFelix C. Benevenga1.00infobox
Charles PolettiUnitAllied Military Government for Occupied Territories1.00infobox
Charles PolettiYears of service1943–19451.00infobox

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