Career Timeline, Recognition
- 1913–1915 : Student, Pennsylvania State University, State College PA
- 1917–1918 : Member, Efficiency Board, Ordinance Division, War Department
- 1918–1921 : Attached to American Legation, The Hague
- 1921–1923 : Vice-Consul, Hamburg, Germany
- 1923–1925 : Consul, La Guaira, Venezuela
- 1926 : Consul, Venezuela
- 1926 : Delegate of US to Conference on Suppression of Smuggling, London
- 1926–1929 : Chief Division of Foreign Control, US Treasury Department
- 1927 : Delegate of US to Conference on Suppression of Smuggling, Paris
- 1928 : International Congress against Alcoholism, Antwerp, Belgium
- 1928 : Conference to Revise Treat with US, Ottawa, Canada
- 1929–1930 : Assistant Commissioner of Prohibition
- 1930 : LL.B., Washington College of Law
- ? : LL.D., University of Maryland
- 1930–1962 : Commissioner of Federal Bureau of Narcotics
- 1931 : Conference of Limitation of Manufacture of Narcotic Drugs
- 1932–34, 1936–39 : Co-Observer of US at League of Nations Opium Advisory Commission
- 1936 : US delegation International Conference for Suppression of Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs, League of Nations, Geneva
- 1952 : US representative commission on Narcotic Drugs of UN Recipient Pennsylvania Ambassador, Proctor Gold Medal Awards
- 1958 : One of ten outstanding career men, Federal Government, National Civil Service League
- 1959 : Alumni Recognition Award, American University
- 1959 : Distinguished Alumnus award, Pennsylvania State University
- 1962–1963 : US Representative to United Nations Narcotics Commission
- 1964: Retired
- 1975: Died
- Alexander Hamilton Medal
- Remington Medal
- Presidential Citation
- Member, Commission Drug Addiction NRC
- Honorable Member, Terre Haute Academy of Medicine
- Associate Member, International Police Chief Association
- Member, Advisory Committee, International Cooperation Common Law, American Bar Association
- Life Member, Pennsylvania and Blair County Pharm. Association
- Diplomatic and Consular Officers Reg. (board of governors)
- Sigma Nu Phi
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