Ralph T. O'Neil

Ralph T. O'Neil
Ralph T. O'Neil
	O'Neil in 1934
National Commander of The American Legion
	In office; 1930–1931

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↑ "Delegationto Bring Up Dry Law RepealRuled Out by Bodenhamer.NATIONAL DEFENSE URGEDResolution is Adopted to Bar From Citizenship All Not SwearingFull Allegiance. Vice Commanders Elected. Urges Union Against War". New York Times . October 10, 1930.

"Automobiles & Underwear". Time, 5 March 1934.

Non-profit organization positions
Preceded by O. L. Bodenhamer	National Commander of The American Legion 1930 – 1931	Succeeded by Henry L. Stevens, Jr.

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[1] "Delegationto Bring Up Dry Law RepealRuled Out by Bodenhamer.NATIONAL DEFENSE URGEDResolution is Adopted to Bar From Citizenship All Not SwearingFull Allegiance. Vice Commanders Elected. Urges Union Against War". New York Times . October 10, 1930.

Ralph T. O'Neil
O'Neil in 1934

National Commander of The American Legion
In office 1930–1931