John Murdoch MacGregor

Background

MacGregor, John Murdoch was born on October 9, 1897 in Minneauwakan, North Dakota, United States. Son of Alexander and Annie (Currie) MacG.

Education

Bachelor of Arts Oregon, 1923. Juris Doctor, New York University, 1927. Doctor of Laws (honorary), Gettysburg College, 1950.

Career

Practice law, New York City, from 1928; member of faculty, New York University, from 1928; professor of law of commerce, department chairman, New York University, from 1941.

Achievements

• Bar: New York 1927, Supreme Court of the United States Court, United States District Court New York.

Membership

Trustee International House, New York City Wireless operator United States Navy, World War I. Colonel United States Army, World World War World War II. Member American Bar Association, Association of Bar of City of New York, National Interfraternity Conference (past president), International House of New York City (trustee), American Legion, Century Association, Pilgrims of the United States St. Andrews Society of New York (president 1953-1955), Century Club, Phi Delta Phi, Alpha Tau Omega (national president 1946-1950), Beta Gamma Sigma. M C.

Connections

Father:

Alexander MacG.

Mother:

Annie (Currie) MacG.